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' - 770 7 ,4.1„, fa , , ' , L. - - , ; --- 16 1.0 15 do _ ...- - .41 ,, ' d'' ' •• '''''' • 3^2 1") f . e..p.,,-, :Np r oer. will please act as . Attents for '.these Papers to f. ',lour illiti. /sr The person alai forms a Club al ,fifteticr , if the Wednesday Dlolar Journal, or 1 t•luis.a 'lra for the Miners' JuUtnal, , f 4 will be entitled to a zopy,tif either paper Crane Ent A Club ,stects foi , both pap.ers it copy will be rUttoili ,I :tans.- ' - 1 , - I ' tit Cle'rgv wen s rod , clicil Te letters: will be fur or-tied with erther,er troth Journals at half price, . ..ra " ii . U'ltii t1,11,..{V . ime dollar Win h..., iemill.'d by -, n f),•111r 1' , 114 ( 1 56 C t; All Inp. SA , SKS c . .Ati • br obi:limit a . • any or (hkb&r,,m offir.r m ~ : • , . ..; , nATF.,:t -:014. I .ADvECTIqIN6 tide S;f , t:tit, ..1" I 4 - t-tittit , , 3 liar+ 1"-vc=ry ;4uh:rr - qu , •nt ioFertipn.-, F.,qr Mira, I tim, -' ri •: : , - ALI i..qheiki th:,erti,j,- ) :;,:arh . 5.1 - .. lit itie - Squatit", 3 mita : U.7'7;X. ' : :lit months': ..: • ~,, 7 - •• .... 7 .. . . - • SLO .' .. . . nave Vrar. - $ 0./ liti.rt.e.?-1::::61.i.1 follit.-4.,}4!4- lISSIllta. ' 300 Thirt•tta Jilt' ottterzPitiiv,lft;.lititty t Year, ‘ 1 with the p ' lititri_iftlti-tettttig,kitit•rt , t atliri•r- liosillrlitt .INr.-1 , .. • "--- ':-'' s - , 11. ph .I - ve,La4„r X i i.., t i,tl N .-) 1,,,_.3 4 pet. sp... w ear, , -_MIINE,FtI . 4...f.4Qui,t - .N),N;L,,,. .I'lfsl !'Tie TENPEFIAXff. Cue:;vre.r . io:s.;7previ ,„,...,,onslx:anununced2rulie held •In thi., Place, un „.I*.?d:of Aug ,:has been postponed a week - "-Lto,tbK9tli. The Countypapers*wilf Please -ocitice4he 'change. arrangement will • probably W , enore Onyenient for "all parties, and will afford 'uf ZernPerance tblouglionethe_conrnty amide titne - to organ -eze and appoint their . respective delegates. _ Eileky district in -Me- countY should be repre .2sented I RVN.•OtIT OF i PAPERS ?WAIN Th? fact is, we can hardly keep tip with 4 `-the dente:it'dlpr ineMmet's,' Journal. We have wonted off ei'tra 'nuinbers fur several ,-, : weeks past; Mit ill'eti; have all gone before the - week ts - over•—and;:tt is impossible to supply back ntlitibeti to subscribers abroad. During the weelhavQtad two subscribers from EuroPe. 2 , The - f4ct *.thAtie miserable, conternpti lick-spittle";.diug: -compromising conduct 4 01 Alm; Other.paperS:is so disgusting to every , . \vperson Who;has:the feelings of rllBO, that they ate all,! - usliitg , after on/ paper. . AVe _have .engages our Engine, Ind the ..• Building fur its" , reeeption is pragiessing. In a few weeks•we';W4llhave the "steam up." When we will be;ahle.to supply any demand for the Miners' ..iiiiirral'ane Wednesday- Dol lar Jottrnal 11111 ' , DANGER AltiD CERTAIN' -RUIN Of Trafficing ,, in Liquor. ' !Cuis a remark; f,Dr._ Achim Clarke, that • `if tliose engaged iti ' ace liquor traffic. .did not cOme•tce positive want •themselyel; sotne .ca- I' 1. - ler yr.la,ter, to overtake turse.z4f Heaven seFe.,g,.i . , '•-,, 7 . -:•''. . ---- 'L: is drawn our attention :be SU lee t, and so far t, 4 and the remark certai fatality seems . .., '...te trade in some shape or fOrn. We ha've seen the distiller, for in stance, proSper iti:his business and perhaps accurnulateproperty, but the dissipation and habi(ordriuking t : alinast inseparable from - the btisiness, wai sure l to lead him to bank ruptcy in the end;-or" the stroke; if delayed . was certain to fall with ten-fold-"effect upon hiS children. ! r , ' . So in the - ease of Landlords. There arefeW able to withstariti the tempta'tion of a familiari ty with hyntirs,tridealing it out to others,who do nut suffer mOre.ar less from it p,rsonally. They frequently,ilnoi.mostly,becotne drunk ards' themselves The remark may sound hin', but it is ii - everilieless true.. We know many engaged, is the business, whom a men, pleasant and agreeable in their i4ter ,course with soCiety, and, honest and upright in their general business triinsactiOns, we highly res Per: but we pity . them for the danger they are constantly exposed . to—we Can almost imagine we see the cloud of ilea verilm anger tiro've:rilig over their heads. We have east our eve•:over a large circle of ae: o quiiintaikzes,We have even called to opr aid the experience and observation of others and we , have yet ti, fitid a single ea,e where the general rule fail. Bitter adversity in some I i shape or formi sure to come. and co 'beet table- are ihelcousequences, that we sli..uld hesitate to be&ime associated in any capacii!, —or suffer. iinr . lismily or friends to be in auk way dependent, upon: or connected with one who made it ri business to deal in spirituous „ 1 There is reason in such results. Person.. 1 who play With;fire are likely to get burnt.— Those who trap: in liquors are dealing with an article dangerous in its use in any way While inahtni,druakards,, they A run every risk - ofhecoinirig so - themselves, and surely if there is bne individual in a community who nxeriti the curses of his neighbors, it is he vsrhU dealS, out wretchedness. starvition and ruin,, toJ whole families around him.— Many a biter imprecation is called down upon the he r ad of the Rumseller by the suf. feting wife and children, whose husband and father is -beshited at his OW We cannot therefore wonder that he does nor thrive.— Those, who pretend to be his iiiends. respect him walk . 'ai anindividual—they detest his business, wbile those who suffer from it are naturally hits bitterest enemies. intropce the subject for the benefit of both the friends and opponenti of the Tem :pentane cause, There is much food for re ifiection. wish , every one to retail the experience Old observatiori of his life and we are sure there will be but one conclusion, that. whether „ natural or accidental:, it is €tievertheleHtrue, the liquor-traffic is a most unlucky ttisioess. PROY'RUT YOUR B ARNS. 'We otisesie by the papers a number of hiris struCk'by lightning and burnt of late, in Chester,',Berks and Lancaster counties • and throughout other agricultural districti. The (inset 1 pvolved by the decomposition of green, vegetable matter, they generally cou taM at this Season, are strongly s attractiveof electricity as they rise in the form of a gaseous column in midair above the build ing, they present a conducting rtredfm of 'powerful `capacity. This is .therefore the most dangerous time in the year to barns and grannerieq, tint only .because thunder-storms are more ft .- elven t, but also because they (the barns) prfient the strongest a ffinity to the lightning: ,; Every such building should be provided isiith a Lightning-Rod, of sufficient height -to !protect it and properly secured. with non conducting substances otherwise, I the huikliiigi is more liable to be ) atruck than without the' Rod. Persons should be care ful not to take shelter under a tree, in an Qpenfieldl-,-hetter stand out and tale a shower, that run so great.a risk. Standing in the door-wty.br: sitting beside an open window during a, ibtindir-storm is also dangerous-- Coal the Canso of taglazni's 4:1244t0e55. The Fptili:i Great/ail of 00 traita 4tott.J. During a-brief sojourn of that eminent ge- 1 ologist, Iltigh Miller, in England. he , criti- , tally examined the carhoniferlau s districts, especially 'the Coal fields of central Englatid, to - which she has for so many yeatsnweil her flourishing; trade. "Its area,",he-reroarks— . scarcely equals that of 'one' .of the. Scut tiih lakes -;,-thirty miles lung and eight broad ; ekliow Many steam r engineS' has . , it set in - motion ? 1 llow many-railway trains bas it propel and how many,millions of tons of iron has ii.raised to the surface, smelted, and hammered ?" \lt has made Birmingham a 1 great city t-the'first iron -depot of .'Europe." i " And if one small field has-done so na - tich," I I he says, • what may we eipect from those Mast basins laid down by Lyell io the Geo-. logical - map of ,the United Sunk? When 1 glancinc , over the three . htige coal 'fields of j the United States, each surrounded' with its jring : of old red sand-stone, I called to mind the propqecy of Berkley, and thought Icould at lengthlsee what he could not,. the scheme 1 of its fullialment. , Ile Saw Persia resigning , i 1 the sceptre to Madedonia, Greece to flume, i and Rume to Western 1 - ,tirope, which abuts ' on the Atlantic. When America WAS f.,11- 1 erect with. forests, lie anticipated an age When - I Thai country would occupy as prominent a TPla - ce among the nations as had been mea pied , i b y 'Assyria and Rome. " Its enormous ! cual fields, some of them equal iu extent to ' all England. seem destined to form no mean element in its greatness. If a patch contain -1 ing - hut a few • square miles-has done , su much I fur central England, what %ay , not fields, c eitaining runny huudred square leagues, du lop tide United States-?" T- - • '• It was: however, through the protection, by which the government of England always fostered her Homemade from the lovi labor of the Continent, that she is entitled to all her - greatness and power—and unless we protect the labor and industry of this country, ( which 'is higher than that of other countries) . from the low labor or England; and all Eu -1 rupe . , our great deposits of Oual and Iron will be deprived of more Than one halt their value. GU MEI CANALS AND amt. uomos. We find the following in the N. American and U:S.• Gazette : - ( s ue not well acquainted with,the subject, would .suppose that the superiOrtly at rail roads over canals, in point of rapidity" of transit from point to point, must greatly re since the business and profits or the latter mode of locomotion, and eventually cause it i to be altogether superseded by the other. It I is curious, however, to remark in the statis- ! tics referring' to the-English .canals, that so far from suffering from the competition with : railways, the amount of transportation done, by thernlias actually increased, and also, thel the difference in the per centage of dividends I between railroads and canals in Great Brij fain Is largely in favor of the latter. One of i I -the several itratances illustrating these facts, is that of the Grand Junction Canal, and the I/ London. and,Birmingham railway, whicli run parallel with each other. It appears that, in 1 1 , the three years immediately preceding the; opening of the-above named railway, Sea - - nual 'amount ::of g oods . transported on kite Grrand "Junction C anal mks 756,894 t ns, / and:that, in the iwelytifollowing years, (the . average amount was j;03'9,3. ~, ? "'lleslicci43g ; „the differenitejti\proftt i , it 's fated that tR,I capital, wine in I : kt'.B . * l l:i ' P - ! ..P.0 611-,4) °' " Ir . TA iho)* Wen.. in ---- • .? artiothaiett to` 4148.400,000,\ giving a gain of 1.81 per etin 4 1 semi-annually.'or $3 12s 44-5 d per cent. ~. atinqm. The dividends teceived by c`olui.2 coinpanies, between London and Manch4tef, in 1846, after ten- sears' competition. rill -railroads, art thus reported ;- • \ Orand Junction Canal C per cent., Oxford 2(1, Coventry 25, Old Birmingham 16. Trent ' lod Mersey 3(f, Duke of Bridgewater's (cut , vale property) say 30 per cent. ,The 'same facts are fully demonstrated in this county also. Unless Railroads are very favorably located. .and Canals labor under great disadvantages, it is impossible for . the former to compete with the .latter in the transportation of heavy tonnage, There is no Railroad in the world so favorably located as the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and notwithstanding all these advantages they cannot carry Coal as cheap as the Canal —and if the Canal will only adopt a perma nent policy at low rates, under judicious management, it will be one of the most pro ductive properties in the country in a few years. In fact they could nut keep the. Coal off their works—if they relused facilitieis tie - cessary to carry the coal, our Operators would procure all that is required among themselves sooner than be &lien off.: For transports -Lion of light goods, passengers, &c., and the Coal the Canal could nut carry, of course the Railroad would take. - NATIVE AIIIIKICAN CONVENTION. The Native American Convention fur the nomination of State officers, assembled at Harrisburg on Wednesday last. The ap puinttnent of John 'Bradford 'to the Chair, caused some dissatisfaction., when Mr. Mor gan, of AlleOleny, was also nominated.— This motion gave rise to asceite of wild con fusion, which lasted for some minutes, and peace was only restored by the appearance of the Sheriff'. Some ten or fifteen of the dele gates expressed their di,satisfaction with the proceedings; and withdrew. The Conven tion was then, at 10t A. M. permanently organized by the appointment of James P. Vence, President, and other of f icers. Ad dresses were delivered, and the following resolutions, among others, adopted : Resoled, That it is at the present time inexpedient for this convention to make any nomination, for State oilic.ers,in consequence of the want of a thorougtt organization in many counties throughout the State, and that our Native American friends aje hereby earnestly entreated tb organize their wards and townships—to form Native American Associations and exert themselves to put the partl in a proper condition to take its appro priate stand before the nation in support of its own nominees. Resolriel, That we view the ptiblication of the Aintrcan Standard. emanating from Har risburg. as entirely schismatic, and that it is designed and calculated to disorganize the Native American party : and that we do not, and cannot, recognize it as the exponent of our principles. The seceding delegates met at the Shik speare Saloon, and after the appointment of committees on organization, to examine cre dentials and report nominations for a State ticket, adjourned until 2 o'clock. when they met again and alter orgintzing, proceeded to nonlinate Kimber Cleaver. of Schuylkill Co., for Governor, and a Mr. McDonald, of Arm strong, fur Canal Commissioner. The reso lutions reported from the committee, and which were \ unanimously adopted, recom mend Garrett'Davis, of Kentucky. fot Presi dent, and Dr. lb:quell. Coates, of New Jer sey, far Vice Pres ident. No nominations for Judges of the Supreme Court. r IE7 TUE 'PR itatuttiT 41 Ledger copied a Part of our article of last<week, on the sub ject of Protection,, and comnicnted. on it.— Our engagements, this week prevented - us from replying. We wilt do so, hereafter.— The arguments used in favor!ofTree Trade, are pretty much the same as' thoic used by' James Buchanan, in his - celebrated ` speech at Washington, when the Tariff of nig was under consideration, which led 10 bis be.ing dubbed "Ten Cent Jinuny."‘ If the writer does not know more about ,the mo6eta4r, affairs of the country, than liedoes aboutthe effccts of Protection' upon the industry O r a country situated as ours is,: we don't think 111 THE JOURNAL, AND PoTISVILLE * GENERAL AE,IVERTLER. STOP WIVILS. . The New York Leader, a capital paper, lately started, has an excellent article under ' this caption. The cases, of. elopement, se iduction. divorce, adultery and crime, have become Startlingly' prevalent of late. The, newspaper reader cannot fail to hay*, been struck with their • frequency. . It is moreover, a noticeable fact, observable over the whole , country, that general Crime seems on the in- i I crease, notwithstandia t Ottel constant .chria tianiziug efforts to the contrary.. Who MD remember an equal number of murders. for instance, within 'the same time as- have stained the criminal ycords, of the United Ssatea for' six rtiotrhs past I We .doubt whether the history of the country can fur nishn parallel period: The Leader attributes this-national deterioration to, what we alit*, a very'palpableenase, thus: • The main auxiliary to the increase of im morality throughout ,the fand—and truly no man can gainsay our assertion, that the de terioration ofchastity has augmented more 1 thin two-fold within the past ten years—is I the Unwholesome literature usually placed in the hands of females through newspapers and cheap publications of this city and Philadel phia, the green and yellow-covered nuvellet tes of Eugene SUL.. George Sand, Reynolds, /Ice., are pure magazines of subdecorruption : —hut what say you to the popular tales of newspapers, circulating thousands of copies through town and city, corrupting all who read them ?—ytin r " Mysteries of New York;" Iyour " Orphan Seamstress," your " Tales of , Crime," these - ale the vehicles for the uni- I versal dredatibn of the female mind and I introductions to harlotry. Now, it will be 1 Ibelieved that these Journals, emptying the' I ficiod-gates of tnoral filth upon our citizens; I boast that therm puhlished•for circulation I in, the country, and not for the inhabitants of our own to,wn t—No ; even in. this Babylon of your imagination can be found none but courtezans depraved enough to appreciate the vile trash intended to pollute the hearth= sides of the rural .districts. Into the tree air of the country, where should dwell morality, !chastity and virtue, is wafted the pollution_ of the towns, spreading desolation and mis -1 ery.in many a cottage house. And now, to you, denizens of the country, is given the 1 remedy for this growing evil. You, have it in.your power , to suppiess the work. Suffer not the bosom of your families to be tainted by journals such as these, but rather discoun tenance their publication, for there is truth - in the adage : " One .black sheep spoils"a flock." and the poisob of immorality spreads rapidly. The shipments of lead, from Galena, d ring the month cf June, was 49,969 pigs, or 8,357,1330-lbs. tn Chicago, a place containing 27.000 uthabitaats there are 500 grogger:es. One for every 54 inhabitants in that city ! -- M.c Edwin gri \ vst has commeroed an action fur libel against Mr. ittathan Willis of the "Home Journal:" irrthekU. S. Circuit Court, and lays the damages at $20,000. --., The Tehuantepec treati_did not reach Mexico before - the adjournment of Congress, add is nut expected to be acted upon before Apiary. 4 ) • The New York and Erie Railroad carried during the list week, from Dunkirk, leastward, 1.200 horses, 2000 hogs and 300 isheep• 4- The Newaiirv , u Duel. -'l be Grand I Jur, of New Q ‘ rleaos,qas found a true bill a nest Dr. ThoritiortfMaiiind others; fur the kil l ing of J. W. Fpisi in a duel. ' ;T.,. ~ ' . -- tII. ; 4 -,a ,The Litini? , r, viiii7FT in Lycoming o IC may may4ke esti m ated,, when it is, known' inhere re tt o lkUmiredl saw•mil4 in tipi j uitton •..9 at coilitiy„ , whiri - clipilat of i.:r e * half a ; ion o d 11arsi ' , 1 ''' An imp rte Fact.-- - ii. Detroit paper tat the in that State (Mich.,) 1,000. 000 of stieeti and that the capital invested in them and - in the land on which . they are kept, 'amtiunts to $5,500,000. Th , Treasurer of Montgomery &wit ty, has paid iuto the Treasury of the corn monwealili.,cß,account of the State Tat, fur 1851, $40,0410. \Ve understand that the whole amount of State Tax in that county, for this year, is 851,000. Roman Catholirs•tn Canada East.—lo the lower province of Canada there are one Archbishop, six Bishops and five hundred and fifty clergymen. The church owns two millions one hundred and seventeen thousand, one hundred and seventy-nine acres of laud. A chap from the country, who visit ed this city " to see the 4th of July," enter ed one of our hotels and sat down to dinner. Upon the bill of fare being banded him by the waiter, he remarked that , the dal% care 'bout readin' now—he'd wait till after din ber."—City Paper. Scientific Conrention.—The annual meeting of the American Association fur the Advancement of Science, will be held at Al bany, N. Y. on Monday, the lath of August, and probably continoe through the week. It•is expected that the attendance on this oc casion will be larger than ever before. The President of the year is Prof. Louis Agassiz. Great Storm in Western Maryland and Virgtnia.—Ou Saturday evening labt, a vio• lent thunder storm passed over the region of country in Western Maryland, bordering on Virginia, and doing considerable damage.— It continued fur some time, the wind blow ing a perfect tornado, prostrating trees and leveling the corn with the. earth - ' --Got. BATe :la the Sabath School.— A correspondent of the Baptist Chronicle, of this city, lately spending a Sabbath at Pitts field, Mass., notices the attendance of Ex- Gov. Briggs, who is a resident of that town, as the teacher of a large Bible class of male members, varying in age from the young man of twenty' to the aged father of four score and ten years. The Methodist Property Suit.—The Christian Adrocate Journal says that the ne gotiations, consequent upon the earnest re commendation of the Court, fur an amicable settlement of the unfortunate dispute between the two branches of the Methodist Episcopal Church haie failed, the South making it prerequisite that the justice of her claim shall be admitted, anirthe North refusing to make acq such acknowledgment. Sold !—"A Bloomer! a Bloomer!" shouted our devil, ss he stood at the door on Saturday afternoon.. We rushed forth of course into the street, to see a little Manna zet, costumed a/a pearl of the Harem, dan cing the "minuet de la cour," to the harmoni ous spintings of a spasmodic organ. We con signed the ' , devil" to his proper sphere, and ,doomed him to an extra thousand.—St Lou . is Rep'. • —A7 Steamer for Ireland. —The New York Suit of Thursday says that a steamship is now blinding, and will be ready for sea by the Ist cif December, which is intended to ply between New York city and Galway, stopping at Balax on the route. The con tract with the builder is that the steamer shall make the trip between Galway and Hellas in six diys, otherwise the parties contracting for the vessel are at liberty to re ject her. The steamer is to be of the largest size, With accommodations tort 800 to 1,000 second class passengers besides having ac commodations for first chats passengers. Success of America at the World's Fair. 7 -A 'London fetter, of the instant, mentions that the juror's of the' Great Exhi bition bad met that week to dedide upon the awardiTiT medals to exhibitors., The disiri bution of the prizes will not be made till af ter the Exhibition is closed, and then it is probable that the Queen, will present them. The writer learns from a good source that the Mittman section will obtain more prizes than' any other foreign nation : notwith standing we are incessantly tnunted by John Bull about our meagre and miserable show, twenty-three medals have already been awarded to Americar, exhibitors. Singular. Occurrence.—The Alleghe ny Enterprise tells of a singular occurrence which took place a day or two since, at the house of Mr. Conlin, on the Franklin Road, about fourteen, miles out. ' A young girl of genteel appearance, entered the house with an infant in her arms, and asked for a drink, :upon whirl Mrs. C. started for the spring for fresh water, leaving an infant of her own in the cradle. On her return, the stranger hid very mysteriously departed, and in about an hour afterwards, she discovered, to her horror and surprise. that her own child had *gi taken from the cradle and a colored ChflO left in its place. Nothing has been 1:1:7" Tam Register and.Empornon ere vie ing with, each other, m trying to secure the patronage of the Tavern and Grog-shop keepers, Well, let them have it-i-we'll try and, have the grog department of the Hotels and all the troggeries shut up---and the peo ple weaned off . frcim their drinking propen sities. As the great reform -Progresses' our patronage will thus increase, while' Stairs will diminish. Oh , how can any decent man, who is not a tippler himself, he an ad vocate of grog-selling. Is it not the meanest and most disreputable business in creation? The Gambler is sent to the Penitentiary for gambling—but Rum-selling is more disrepu- , table. The Gambler takes Tour money—but the man is left. The Grog-seller nut • only takes the money, but converts-the man into a bean ! and nothing is left hut a human Rum Jug—a , living loathsome. iteryerted, painted, idiotic image of God's beautiful cre ation ! ri . TEMPERANCE IN MAINE.—We observe' by the papers that the people, in every it:le stance,-where an attempt is spade to violate the recent Liquor law, immedditelq ; tail meetings and appoint committees to Italie with the officers: in enforcing it. Why - not, do the same here at once, and have the laws enforced?? his rumored that the Brewers violate the laws, and also urge the lleer-shopi to keep open, and they will "bear the blunt." If this is mile, we rather think they will have a good deal to stand before long. They seem to forget that the Grand Jury declared them nuistince at the last Court, and the Court pledged _itself to the public, flat it would in fl ict th e of the lair upon all nuisances reported to the, Ch?urt. (A,,D BERKS. - GOING TO WORIC.-WC received an application-for a Temperance Pe tition from Reading, a few days ago, and are pleased to hear that the friends of Tempe rance,aregoing to work among the rum-holes and "painted-faced party." in Old Berks. Oa' Good for Barnum ! —ln his recent Temperance stieech before the members of the Legislature, and others at Hartford, Mr. Barnum said that he cared not what a man's political or religious. opinions might be, so that he was a temperance man. ."Let him be that," said he, "and Lcan cheerfully give him my hand,' and meet him on this plat form as a brother." "For my own part," he continued, "I am a Loco-loco, a regular out and-outer, and so strong are my political preferences, that it is quite possible I should vote for the Devil, in R.eference to a Whig, ait could be proved that , "Old - Horny" was Democrat—but when the quesion comes Which to elect tooffice,,i drunken Democrat or a sober Wttig, I ahotild prefer the Whig, and should adopt this course on the plain ground that a drunken official, although a Demoerat, is worse than the Devil I—This pcilitical position 'apppesveclto be receivdd With satisfaction by both parties. Bridge- Fa; men TILE COAL TRADE FOR 1851. EkiiSiaaßMl464llEilltmi The quantity,sent by Railroad this week, is 11. 6 111-by Canal, 15,1'25 I I 't be 'week-, 44. o'2 01 tons, TFitnt by Railroad, 039,0 r 01 pa 21.51,117 01 tons. . - The demanti, we learn. by Canal, ilk. not perm to -luck olf touch .tittee theri-e of mrl.l Th.. ••111p , t.lent4 world hive hrn nearly u..heacy et. usual. had t 13dats.A0t1;,y,?. tep .„,6 din:inkhorn the'vt Cunal, to Phatelphla, ha, 'lke 'll irom.s to likeenkr ; A majorityalf the 11,,ats lou ctrl at a reduction of 10 dents from former rules—otllrs . . held out Mr lire and 70. 14 Is had policy tier th • Boutthen to insist upon too high rates, and tin drive the trade to the Railroad. In that ease eve', fair rutes of freight could not be maintained. The Coital Company has had to rcear the Mutat principally so far—and it i< nothing mole than fair that eat interest should bear a portion. if necessary, to se cure business , . The interest , of both parties arc identical. and 'cannot he separated. and thereMre they mmit pull together it they' desire to build tip bUslaV, tin their mutual interest•. The inerease on the Railroad has only been about 1500 tow over last week' It was ,uppo-ed by many that the increase would lie gieuter—but the Region is worlf.ed up to nearly 11 , 41111 capacity in man, or Mining power, ut present, and if the quantity diminishes by Canal it only inereasq, llt Railroad in about the -tune proportion. The Trade remains about as usual, with no new feature to notice. The price of Coal remains firm in this Region, notwithstanding tut etlhrt had been made to came a reduction in price proportionate to the advance in tolls by Caual. At the present rates paid for wages, the price of Coal cannot be reduced. Freights ate quoted from Richmond to Boston M t2i--1 25 to R /axle Wand, and 9.5 cent• to N. York. Amount of Coal sent by the Philadelphia and Read tog Railroad ind Schuylkill canal, for the week end ing on Thursday evening hut. RAILittiAD. CANAL. • WEEK. ToT L. WEEIII P. Carbon, 0,1:b 02 205,363 15 8,11/1 07 134.736 11 Pottsville. 3.1151 03 103.0.53 17 1,83.1 03 31.630 14 :8 Haven, 14,112 07 363,619 10 065-00 90,131 17 P. Clinton. .5.101 18 157,761 01 834 12 18,582 01 Tom) 33.070 10 930,909 03 15,110 11 281,317 63 INUIT 03 , Total. 1.4211.316 06 To tattle pet tad last year. by Railroad• 6.6.646 00 •• Vann I. a66.yW 00 Increass this yesir.so for. 1;18.444 06 ions =1 The following lo the quantity of Coal transported orrerthe different laltroada lit Schuylkill Cottoty.for the week ending Thuraday evening. Witt' Tout.. Mine 11111 and S. it It 11 19.81.9 01 429,764 17 Little drhuylklll R. li. 6,204 00 147.631 04 Mill Creek do 8.399 10 195.338 01 Mount Carbon do 5,966 01 109,910 06 chuylklll Valley do 9,640 03 175.352 1,5 tit Carbon and .1.1 Carbon 8,519 18 142.201 06 ea= Quantity rent to market for the week ending July 19: WECE• TnT4L 9,699 19 167,256 06 2,..n7 01 11,760 DI 745 03 21,237 07 3176 10 52,701 09 1.564) 17 16,439 16 322 18 12,957 09 1.226 02 46,032 18 1,139 05 10,686 14 1.957 n 5 49,529 15 781 04 14,439 19 22,345 09 Lehigh Coal Co.. Room Run Miner, Beaver Meadow, Spring Mountain Coal. Colonian Coal, Cranberry Coal Company, Hazleton Coal Co., Diamond Coal Company, Burk Mountain Coal, Wilkeabaira Coal CO.. Tore, To fame period last year, Inerealo an far TOLL AND PPPPPP °STATION OW SAILSOAD Ibr 1851 From II CArboa.R.Haven.P.Cllnton To Richmond. To Philadflphia TOLL C•ILL. From Port. Carbon to Philadelphia, 110 40 Mount Cation) do 49 •• Flynt. Haven, Port Clinton ■AITCI OF FIREIOOT •T CAII4 PAilada. Wilminglno N• York From FM Carbon. '65 a 70 25 01 53 Mt. Ca'bon. 53 a TO 95' I • 8: tlafeo, 1108 63 96 I 50x! 32 The Trife's Help and ...ffusiasurg Joy GOMM WASHING FLUID! rIHISOIATICI.E IS MUCH CHEAPER AND EA- I sierito use than soap, and is warranted to perfect- • ly - cltanse all kinds of apparel without doing any in jury Whatever to the tkithes. It contains no.p o t i ,h. Soda Ash, POP. Turpentine, Ammonia, Acids, or. any, other article whatever that will in any manner Injure 'fabric or thefiesk. Calicoes are warranted not to fade if washed with this Fluid. This Said wadi. originally discovered by the celebri trd Professor or Chemistry, Dr. liltscherlich of tier lin, and for a Web - he has ever since had an extensive sate throughout Dettitapy and.other parts of`Eu Cope, A. Boysou (from whom I. P. Hoyt parchaand) is a thomagb Chemist. and was for many years the sole superintendent of Dr. Mitrcherlicit's Laboratory, and war tberkfore the only person In the United fitatea who had 'any knowledge of its manufacture, and any other article putportlng to be such mutt be of spud. nue nature. We ask you to IVO. It beet eat oldie many Humbugs. Hyatt donut like it the money will, in every sachets.; it Warded. Ii entireydoesaway I with that lanriong task of rubbing the clothes upon the aresh-lArd, which wears out the clothes more than the regular bee ofibem. It is an article better adapted far eisaneloi t i ot A pi from dirt. pease,stains„ Iron-mould. miklety.settint 'colors In catkr:ies. restoring clothe* to their original color that liave • been stained with' eilds, cleansing dirty and greasy Carpets, eon toilers. bats,wool, ke., and for scrubbing: doors. and "cleaning paint. than anything which bag ever been offered to the public. Washing Fluid Is put up la large Pint Bottles, and retails at ISt rents per bottle. Each bottle trintainr sufficient for twro ordinary ANNANWashings. H•' • • flag been appointed sole agent for the sale of the Fluid In the remake of Schuylkill, Lebanon, and Nor thumberland:hi Messrs. Hoyt &Garda. r, the Proprie tors, end bee prepared to runtish it to Merchants.& c. wholesale. to sell *gala, at the Ptoprietor's prices by the dozen bottles. *lt Is abater sale-retell si his Store in Pottsel:ls. - Certifirates seen at his Store: Try It and Jadge for yourselves. Otteand a half coats given empty Bottles at his Stare. ti Merchant' aad others-who desire to keep tits or. tick for sale. In the counties named, will please send sitormuuszaw aeons. QN HAND. ArlD CONSTANTLY RECEIVINQ of our own Impartation—all kinds of nee Stay sal TerMsrMirs.• hierrbante end Ilanaftrimare Wilt Sod us well supplied with amides io the above line— wbieb will be sold on aetommodatint terms. 'ANIS St PAYE. Importers and Dealers in J Bb N 'emitters' G N eode. N. E t artier Of FOURTH ASCU streets, Tbtlada. July 2.1851 ." , tslIE SULISCRIBER RESPECTFULLY CALLS the attention ut his customers and the public generatlY to his stock of Ingrain. Listing, and Rai Carpets, and also Fianna's and 'Matta. Ingrain Carper. from 50 to 80 cents: Li•ling 66, Rag Carktefmm 3 to 15 cents par yard. Ingrain Carpets uareamed all coal itadjast cahn at 90 ceats tier yard, and Stair Carpete; Venetian and Rag from 2.5. tn 29. FRANKLIN HARRIS. Nazinfartutcgof Cmpeta and Flannels, North West Corner of Centre and Illiarragille Street, Pointy ille• Pa. July 26.1851 2o4f ELDRIDGE'S PATENT Gown SIEDWID ,, 1 , 111-; ATTE:I%IION TIE INVI. I ten to the improvernint in Cour tabellers, whlcb is aciknowledged to be tit superior to any other, being an as entirely new principle of Shelling the IL3.ra t.nythwise of the ear.thf Cobb pastingsttaight through wiiliont revolving. thereby reqoulng nn gearing to increase. its speed. _wlach adds matetillly to the cost of other l M2c'hinrs. It turns easier sad shells cleaner than any iolisc, and in portable is size pad durable In construrtion. reisons Interested ti. invited to call and see it la operation. The-tight; of ibis and Other cinititieil Cif *are. VOrprilcidars address ayply to ' - DANI-D"EI.DaIDOE. N. W. enritee2d and Hock Street - , 34 fiery, ebus. July 4%11.31 PROTECT TOUR tßoPorrit -AND • -THAT WILL\ PIinTIVIT I WOVI-D cram mfully .invite the attention of . the Marti( to the hoofe or business adopted age paten.,". by the Stale Inurimi Fire Insurance Company. it is a mutual organisation, chartered by tine - I.egislatitre In WO. It embraces tic/, important brallvilea• that or indemnifyinethe Sterrhailt and the Farmer a.sinst lasso( their mopei ty, by Fire. The'numt important fua tore in rhisemnim wry system of-business is,that each branch pay us oar a locsec rhu• the farmer is not trabii for loss in the merchant, .nor .the merchant liable for losses tri hsteardnus rb - ka,lor It will be seen in the By-laws of t hr. Company, that such risk ran sot is Wee. The mbscriber is still 'Amine a.. Ageri, for this Company, and .can be tintrotot Wtn. Mures lintel, Pottsville. where he intends remaining for a short time. Wm. F. moopv holy to A l so -tom O/d/LAPIS' COVET SALE. 1 liftrtll ANT TO AN OIMEIt OF Tilt: OUP!' AN 4' court of rirlitiyhiill rots,ity the +absents, t is , in Ei. DEn(t. E‘ectit.tr of th...Eatate of Elias Derr, late of the 111.40,tigh of Potistralle, in the "'airily 01 rteltO) lASI. dere:aril will psis - Ise to axle by Pohl': Vendue, nil SATURDAY, the 16th Jay of August next, at tO o'clock in the furomocu. ~ i the' house of MORTI MER j/k lIIIQTIIER, Is ihr, Itistough of Pottsville. aforesaid, tlie follow inideseribed Real. Dilate to a it: Alllhat certain Slesinage, Tenement and ,r, lot of ft ~,,, lid. situate to the florough of r••• Pottsville .sirsressid. being the suuthwes • 41 " F' telly ptft t `i 3 tainiag in front ... a . . ar 0 . .11 , O. . Cot/ I ~ " on Nora eghrst street :15 feet,,ausl is dysillt 1:0 feet, linutsded southwesterly by Lot No.l, toutlia..sterly by )1113014 Olti.ol,nollheasterly by Smother part of Lot No. 3 now or tate the property of Josiah Paulin. and Ilortltworterly by raid Norwegian .treet, subject In the tights and ptivileges whir It the s aid Josiah Paulin hi , heirs and assigns hare to the us e of two certain Alleys cattail; over stud across the said premjaes. the one a nine feet wide Alley, com mencing oft said Norwegian meet, and running +dung the line of Lot NO . 2 It/ Adams street, a rid the other a four feet aid , Alley eottimmuting on said nine feet wide Airy at the distance of fifty feet from said sor weglan street, and running across the above premi ses to the southwesterly line of said properly, how ur icite,_--o lore said Joel eh essiliti, wills the anisette- Hda. , - it„.i.in, ..f a TWO ?STORY FRAME .. i . OA NC Illottf4E,-/ie ,late the Estate afire said de ' d Attend:Atter e, ill ,be girea and the Inndi 11011S0f*le wade knout) at thel wise and place of sale by ISRAEL DERR, Executor. Ily order of the Court . DallilEL R•Eactialt, Clerk. Ortylgrlatig, July 28,1551 • ' 30-11 . sagni rLVANIA BRANCH. ECII A N MI! MAI. BENEFIT AritIOCI ATION Of SpriAtield, Mas,lacitirettr. OFFIcE.C.IVirit Tlllllll & DOCK STRELT. Over Merchahta' F.a4 flange l'ortee house, Phtlada, WILLIAM 11 HoinNE, elecrecarpfot Penn.,Wants 'At.,uiriulated Utah rapital.,) . 820,004 Guaranty Capital: " 40.000 11 1 111 A 1$ AN ArirlOrlATlCiti s OF MECHANICS and f.thera,fortned for theliiutual benefit of each other. Greaat ...fzucknea. or accident. By tho- r a) went of the following Annual y. 04 Will beCOITIO el Lire Member, sod will be entitled to u Weekly benefit dieing life, if you should he dbtbleJ, by eliclineini or Accident, from attending to your ordi nary bliNitle3ll Of iji . : rupation deposit for.ifitatbors ruler 50 years of .14ee BY PAYING 142 00 per yea yi.o will draw 12 00 pro . wce.•k 3 00 lb. Jo du 3 110 do 400 do - do Jo 4UV d I 5 00 do do du 5 1.10 do Jo di. b 10 do' do do 7 on du : 10 du a 00 do ri of age, will be t-barged 25 . It IN W. Eel,'Alin, M. U. entiAtaititir Plll , lclan ./eterenera - tloo. edwar.l butte. rstifield, Ma.sat.locratts , Win .1. IL fluidram M. C.; 11,..,. ilon. Alpheus t'ciclt. 11 14 Senator; lion. tileth 11 M. C., N . Y : U. Plumb, lioq. Cashier Stair Ilank, Albany; lit Gov J. 1) Doty, Vlscouslo ; Et t;ov.llorner, do; Lt. W Erall, do; En - frac. W. of Vermont; !Lev. D. N Merrt.t. trausalonie. Moon ; Sent llogett., M. LI., Worcester. MU,S•;EI,.i7Ward, Iltddiebora, Mann. 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WI LITTLE Sr. DROWN. *The subscriber has toren appointed Agent for tit+Rook hi this section of the State; and will receive subat riptions at his otfiee,sild furnish the Work bound , lig in nntilbent al the publisher'. pricer. ILtNN AN, La* and Miscellaneous Booli'ritore Pottsville, July 26, l!'51 70 460,330 13 409.578 10 50.71 1 2.03 I3DRIMITIAM REPORTS—aarours (IF easel decided by the Judges ,of the Bupteme ends of Pennsylvania. In the'llant of Nies Prists, u rtmeartpbta, and elan in the Supreme Court. with Notes Anil tlef,retteen to rectal decielons. By Fred= petit E. 'Brightly. Vrize 84 7 -Just puttlialted and lin male at 1. IL HANNAN'S irtipap Livr and IlliseellanPnas Patat Store May 31,11351. . tg_ DOCKE.T TIME UWE III—JUST t'litit.thitsas I and rid solo on improved Tithe think flit the pocket The trade supplied at tow rates at inne4l. "Ai I[ll3lCil PSALMIST— a spleadid mangiest of Chute Peilmlel. in otlin and ornamental hind jut received ,from the publisher, end for sate at H. IMAM'S Cheap lictok Mare. \ wiJ Lo chorea in uJdiion to a, ant 10 . 44 lap paid at ill; tittle and the- Bret ytiace deplaft. wilts 111 11 4}A.0 24eirelari :414 • CON1)41"1111:E",... ,, 1 LLaiullUV. ; llgv. U.H.7 ORNILLIN, V., K . 1 , 411.CLL : EINNO B. BANNAN'S Bonk Store and Manufacto . ry. 25 • $5O rusw4umu . Is pia • .xdaimettiates is Oat Day to,to /War \ ralyritt No itlISSE5an be . baNda at .14 ARCADE BUILD- hit re afe w fIAG II APYAIIAfg ES, Largetawl Small, at less than City Pliers. I will also give inwnictions In the Art, and 6t out the parch/aver and give him a good chance to get started. GENTLEMEN wiatitug Gnr NESSES in the above beautiful Art; can he suited as well as at other tomes or no charge wade. 'C. VANDENBURGH - 2i' , -31:1-11- Pottsville. Ju tel. I PAMBICIER MIMS. - -4,- - - - - lIFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA & READING l•Rallmad Cimipan)—'Philadelphia. July It,- PHI. —Summer Artangenieut. , — ‘ lPaati; REDUCED—From Philadelphia lu Pottsville. Iwo Pa."enger 'trains daily (Su , ,day,4 excepted ) Qn andAller July It. h5l. ion insists will be , run each way::,,Jaily, between Phila delphia and Foitsellle. MORNING LINE Leases Nina - J*lllh LI at 7f o'clack,\A. daily,.t.l cep' Solutays. Laavea Poitsatlle al n n'elock daily, usu•pt Yuuday•. AFTERNOON LINE.. . , I.:aaves Pitilaolitpbtx at:3 terlerk.thily,:xcert gun days. tease* Pottsville at 31 o'clock. da ily. except Sundays. t. „ . FABY":3 Ist rlass e nrs 2d rt e .m . al s Between Phila. arid Pottsville, gli 75 '41\25 Between Plls_ and Bisading.! . 175 , 145 *pot In Philadelphia.. roarer of Btuad'aud Wile streets. P 1 imagers cannot enter the eatr sinle , 4 p;o=‘, Videa with: ticket, Fitly pounds of hstgagowlikhe alhoard to each pis senses to tA J ene inoe. and pasnrngers are expressly proliihite4 from taking anything a. Luggage hot their own nratint Inpasei. which will he at the ri.k of it. ow - net ' , . My qrt*f or th‘i.M..nT4l or M iae , rs rl. !lotreta . ty a if July t 6 1551 NOTICE In the v.oirt 01 eoutaton I'le.3:s of !4chuyikiil Count% j • Albley:MotiliOn . j Joe. Term. le3l--Nos 6. 1 Wo.,d,ietratt others. 1 21. !19, 49, 91, 91.103 122. I IP is. ; $. 155, 16h, 1:.:. and 161, • Colt. flask ins itiol I Writs of F sr, rapes . I,rirolsor. I . . , i 11E UNDEIIy4IGNED,. AVIATOR al'l'l iINTED !I I to make diatributiou to and :inton9.l the creduois lathe above caatis; hereby glv ea hiblker hat he 11 tit et- I tend to the dillies of hi. appoilittlooll, on Frictiy, Its : eighth day of August A. D., 11,31, at ten n'M.lrk in the fore ~,,,, o, at 413 office to the O.:rough of orslv bora. when and where all 11010111118 IlatiWrird sr" 1 , - , fitte2flrd fo Ythrtia 1' TOWER, Audi.or, ' l \ July 19.1331 , 49 31 __ . - .. i • Violins, onitars, Mites, rites', &c. , 1 .lIE $ll 831 111 11E11 has Jost received at hi: Paper 1 and Matte Store. a lot of %lading. Awordians. Cullom Flutes. Fifes, ace., all of which he will selPat i inaonfacturerv• • prices. lie will also have an-1930ft , meet of Plan's., In a few days,selected will, rare, all of which willful 'told at mach lower rates than l'iatot. ; have heretofore hien lOW In Seltolkill county 0. All Musical Instrumenta obtain , d dt order-with the advantage o( having them gellvied bya cony, teojatilge. rfulv Ifl. 'NU 29 141181NEr414 MEN TO TARE THE ExcLusivF, /.1 trury Out a County or eountlen) fur the ouie or GERMAN WASH FLUID. belnr r.O arm+. noldr Lhesper and railer to use than soap, and Is war ranted to perfectly domain all kinds of cluintng, corAralning no Pntash, Buda-a.h, epirlia of Furpen hue, Ammonia, Acids, Or any arUele Whatever that will In any wanner Injure the finest fabric or fleuh It Is en article jarblcb, when once Introduced, run:laat sales can be made With large prntlia tome kgent Fur full partkularo ryvadill pekes, lrrttt, ittc ,ad dress (post raid) . P. 'HOYT 4- CO-, No 46 Elotti b , 24-4 t July It). 185 i .~ In the matter of the Estate 't 6i the Or of Michael !Ober . .teed_ j. Schity, PUDE UNDERSIGNED, AN AUDI% to IT 'bale the seems In the band, L. r, executor-of the tart Will and T. chard Iluber, late of Potegrove Town to and among the. heirs and legal re; sail deceased; hr why gofer notice, turn to the dulled of Iris &media meld ut ntrith day of August. A. D. 1851. at let forenoon, Ari ids otfire in the boroogh when and wheat. all pers.olv imereste to attend. ; - c roW orwionlig Joy _iv, 1351 DR. ROD'S ALTERATIVE Full Tilt; CURE OF MCI ULA, .LJ PE ULcf.lis, FCVER, SORES, TIIG DONE, CHRONIC I' lIIIEGM ATIS 31, CONSII, HEART DISEASE, OLD Tit/NS, AND EVERT DISEAsE ARISING PURE STATE OF TILE Thee pbcp/Ifillilill has no qual for, . _ -- above trained Demeases. My _extensive ',teethe in Philadelphia the past thirty yeats, bas made me dr - 'maimed with all forma of disease, end Lrlug 3 grad uate from the University of Peonsyli'ania in 1310, under the guidater of the truly grf , at Pthfrosore, t;Latnnan, Physic, Gibson, Cur and Ilare:tra tees rele brafed for Me.li..al.Yr:teure. and bars: daily Antercout se and consultation respecting di , eas'e, and the applica tion of remedies thereto, will these iltetingoished Physician., I am-enabled frontal! they,. advantages, 14 offer the liohly toy Alterative Syrup, which putines as kiwi , tone to the system, driving therefrom all iseybcoliseases, r Tills remedy I have alWays relied uputi,, to a piactlce of thirty 'rata, to 11/Flare Weak anct z rgett down constitutions. Prisons who have , beet klered incurable, and-whMe da s• were nom tiered by , many l'hysietatis, and lION living witnesses (U Or truth /assert. The rase of the infant von of Mr, Philadelphia, establishes beyond &doubt tilt certain result that the Waldo! luny gain Gout the Use of Dr. Rose's Alterative Syrup. to purify the system This child Was One year old, carried abonl on a pillow, with a CARIOUS ULCER of great maetiliude,on the scone,and a perfect akelebot. Aker usin4 Dr Roar', AL'PERA I IVE SYRUP for three weeks, it gain • rd ltea h, and the ulcer dluanfahed ur ohr third hia original size, Iti.liwuweeha mare II healed entirety, and the child is now four years old and in perfect he a lth. Over YIP' thousand persons Call Le referred to In the Lily of Philadelphia, who are anxious 'olive to the Addicted • detailed account of their dbria ,, e, and list n.ers,utoust escape foam death by of Dr liosE's ALTERATIVE S'iRUP, which ha's restored them to perfect health, canting urn, rich rind purr Hood in Sow through their verus. Prier one dodoes pet bailie. TEWTIMONT OF PHYSICIANS, - Dr..l I). Rose, d,l PhiCadalphia. h tor devotrd his Wile Attention to the shady of reform, and periieutarly the treatment of Unieaseekof the lungs, 'Ehroat lilts in a shun time affroloatir cured toe of aiiiing sisbding Disease of the Treacheit, windpipe, arid I Lonfidently recommend his remedies and mode of treatment to the public generally. R. (.11APAIA M D. Kensington. Philadelphia, Jan 49, 11150 TO DR. ROSE, Dear sir :—A to Owl, I t say ihat fl is pretty good 7 am 1101 lltsilioird by c.iiigh I+lkt. c.dd, Bud then a frW drugs Of Di lLust's fi yrup ellivicts a perfect ems utnild iel 4 ltt the sour more Alteraltve Pills. They are the very hes: inetheme that ever was invested . . . . , DR cOI.ENI AIV I take pleteurei In recommending Dr Kilar . i ',We in I' pracilix generally Ilia ointnielit for Ililep cored in in •ialen applications. M. SLOCUM, M. D., No. 15J Arch Street, l'hilail,ltillia. I have bug considered a reform in medicine noe l . A'ary fur the 133 fety and Lure of diseat.e of the people an/ am of opinion tr. J.S. Rosa has - fully accomplish et{ this desirable eonstiminalion Ills cures of Consumption, Crtut, Rheumai ism and other threa.vs. u. a troly 3stunirbfhlt•. J. MULLIN. M. D., Ohl° a) Ail of Dr. Ruse's Family Medicines ate fur sale by SHAW. Chestnut, below Fourtlatree. July 19. 19519 9- 11 . . _ . _,... , • No , R. go CHU V1.K11.1... , COUP[ AL rIS.—THE COMMON 13 wraith of Pennsylva to to Nicholas W . 'flinmas. Joseph K. Thomas, th. Rev. Edward While and Sarah W. his wife, Wi bum G. R. Thomas, John 1.. Thomas. George M. !homes. Leonidas If Thomas catch W. Thome en lieerge W. Theticio. heir* mail lerrel representatives r Joseph Thomas, deed , and ill others concerned 1 the premises, Greeting : We commas:4 and attoly enjoin yon th at. laying WO nllbuslnees tilt Lever, you be and appeal befloe the Judges of the Co It of Common Pleas of the • aid crintity,to be held a Grwigsburg. the drat MoNDA v I of ElepteMber ney e Ato show enure, if any you hate, why the witness s en behalf of heart U. Johnson, ThoOss.-111,LLeljthd team- Field. Executors of the bast will and testament of Thomas H. Field, late of the Ctry'ofThlladelphla.Alereltant.die'd., on their corn litaint against you, before our said Court duty eininia --. should ant be eramtned, and thelrtestimony re lau . 4to writing and filed of record in obi odd Mutt. 16 cir • Cr to perpetuate the same, agreeably to the Con. gigot •n of our Government and the Art• of Assent t,..,,L nch cane made and provided: And hereof fad *lO •' l l - ohr peel. Witness the Honorable Luther Kidder, Pre -1 L-34, dent of our sold Court at Orvvlgsbury, the s•ete.rfit. Amy of July, A. D:1851. THOMAS MILLS; Prot bowery. Oro hob fr, July 12 1421 . , 2l et ART 11 N OF PRILARDLFTLIA, Incorporated by tie Liffistitiri of Pirimuyfrente,fo• tA* &emotion of Art of Design it tie tr.:gated OFFICERS.—fIC:siftii C CA HEY, Presideot ; WM. H. KELLEY. Vice President, EDWARD P. MIT CHELL Treasurer ; E. U. OUTLIGL, Recotding Hoe rear, ; GE'.. %V. amyEy, Co. responding Secreta ry ; &luminary rlecretaryfor Schuy Iklll county U. BAN NAN. . FMVERT MERER for the year 185 i, will receive yneraeh aniarription-of Five Milan, a print of Iluathretoo's: "CHRISTIANA AND lIER CHIL DREN," engraved by Joseph Andreve•• Boston, and the e ttiiou,. a print Of Huntington's. " M F:RrY.S DREAM," engraved by A. II Ritchie. New York. Or the elinit e olasy two of the following four splendid engravings. viz: - i. irks katteaiattiview with -Vary Qmerie of Sr.!,. painted by l.eutze engraved by Sartain. 2. Rath and Boaz, painted by Hothernieljengraved • by Sartain. 3. dlerey's Preto. Painted by Huntington, ea/raved by Ritchie. 4 Christiana and her Cialdrvi, painted by Haitniog ton, engraved by Andrews And a copy of the Phi/adayairs Art Ernie* Repartee, a int Witty pamphlet eont4ning a mutant the irviisar . Hulas of the institution, and taforrnstion on the sub: }eel of tile Filar Arta, throughout the whole world.; " Too -art VAN.* of PhilAdelplo a a wards perzzy an Its own Certitleates, with watch original American works of Art nuy be purrhased In 'any part of the:Toiled States, at the option and celestine of the person who may oblate a prize at the August Dt.trifintiou, whirh takes ',lees too the evening of the tart week dry in parrs. year. The Executive Committee of the Art ilhic.st, when sri requested, 'select Wqfkll Of Art. without eletvge or rottipensitiou, (SUM their Free Gaiter, .2110 Ch.-(pug Atter', for those Rerpotis tnthr C.41011‘, w-111/ totv lire remote Iron. 1141terle4, or 'piAllr exhitatlont of the Fine Arto. Biibseoptiont of Mpraber.hip, 11*,00 should be nude as early es practicable. et) as ru!.wthl.• surrubetito early autreherea.f the "Reporter," writ, b :te for warded, upon the receipt of Ibr ritouty in any purt,of the country. tr Subscriptions received by the andenigno, where the engraving+ and '' Ile - porter • can be seen dribeiriptb.no will alto be reeeived it dile ullice. *II. BAN N AN linnorary Seery for Febllol'lll Conntg;ta July 12,1851 ' ' 18-- GENERAL INTIIIMOMINCEI OFFICE. MEN. WOMEN AND cuaLpuN WANTED. ALL persons wishing isiriplymeat, big and Illttle.! y o ung and pld, male , and female, and also, .all pe e sone isblizg to employ any and all kinds ot hands„ laborers or servants, will reeelte .usetut information by calling at the office or the tabscriber In Alsrket street, Pnitsvllle, Pa • *Terms Mader/tr. N. N. WILSON,g. P. - Land Agent and Conaral Collector. Apslls. 031 A 4 OX OP. ito24 TIC Dft4 4 NG} ra Pe f• • IVI--Alsa, Stunrann-Alorte Crayons. Scratches or Katires,e'rayons,are.. idc which sr be sold, whole sale and retail, at the cheap gook and Variety Store of the auttse a rAtnr • ti.BANNAN.. OP ma or ra.Sentraxua. NATIOATIOIN CO., '.., Arty Ist, MI. NOTICE IS IiErREBY GIV EN, THAT FROM and after the 17th Instant. the charge fur - Toll on AN- Tli LUCITE COAL carrird on the works of. the schuylkill Navigation Company, will be as fulloWs, and will so continue until further trotice. ~.. . Philadelphia - - 40 ' 44: ' 35; t 4 Pringdslr. : - j • - 40. 30 : 35 Cortiholpirken - 10 30 i :14" 35 ' Plymouth Dam - 40 34 St t 35 Norristown:sod Brideeport - 34 • '37 3G t 33, Port Kennedy - 34. 3i l 30 E. 33' Valley Fore., - - - 35 31 33.! 50 Pawlirilttni • ' 35, 31 t 33 30 Lumbefsille - 33 32 131 -28 rhcralivale . - . 33 . 31 [3l C2s Boyers Ford - 30 2.9 ,28 25 Potiptown Landing - - f 30 29 Is 25 PortFnion - - - 24 '2: thi 25 Birds,borouits - - - 27 25 25 11..addig - - • • 2 4 . . 27 20 25 All hott , ...*. - . 25. 25 25 '25 Molirsr - 25 ,25 • ll,unhurt'. - -• , - 25 t45%f 25_ 25 Orwi,..9.hurr. Landing - .YS 35 1 ifo': 2he •hake tales Include the use "f earA and Land ings. anij Itii citsrge le<s than 25 cents pet ion Will he 'wade farapr di:a-Inca! . , BY 4.1' del of the Managprs. ---. P. FRALEY, President July 5.1851 4 74 f ) 9" SPERM, TAINi'ERS. tililAN 49 -. ) GALLO N S IILEA(tLIFLI,WINTER ANXII. 1),.4e....0.4.• Fall Sperm Oil. 3,113 gallon' unbleatiled Wilder and Fall Sprat Oil: . LTG Gallons 11%1 . 4 bleached Solao.lll. b, 0tx..1 do _ superiorEletiban Oil:extra 0,10.41 SAO do bleaele.d Winter and Full Whale Oil 13.1'77 do airaliwil N W co:.) & Polar " .606 . do Idinete.' weo clear and handsome, 4.003 do best .03,014 Tantieenoll. ..5.015, do superior Flank Oil, ,' '3.000 do pure Si/ ait• I'oi l 0'11• 14,01 1 0 do 11:..anninn Oil, (lir grraaing 5,888 du , titre No -I. lard oil ; (Coniineni.) .2,000 do Lard Oa. No. Y. ' 100 Moe* , New Bedford Spr(111 candles. 400 do Adain.i.ni tar Candice. • 11.3 do Patent Pitlisited and inlar Candies Ita dq Mould and litpMilidle, assoo ed 290 d o be l t ynalily Yellow Soap 13130 do gdperior lltonn Soup • 115 do prime 17a-till 0• Alharliclea sold.' tri g aiwitie saarfaclloo, may be 'Mantel! 1101.111 N Lc PRICE,. 31 .trer`th S . r °bora Areh street 3durcht29. ISSI 13-hy. MO= NOTICE 3. .3. • Curninon I'k,, of Sr tinyi k ill eiraoi), rirvsder s 1 AlAscli Tenn'lt.sl 6 ,, No. is?, v.. „,} yenditioni Espone4 -. Snider & Ulm. - ...1 - . 1 'II I: UN 11 EINIG N F.II•A PP . OiNtp AN ud ii v, i In 1161111.111 C att .. .41,11d in Cou rt in lite A lAuve ea... L , artslog froth (lie Bale of itsal E.tute; , bereiry gives notice that he will an earl to the duties of lire appoint meat, on SATURDAY the 2d day 14 Augtiot , A I.K. ISSI ;at 11l ii'clo;.liritt the Gal etoorr. at lit. 11(111AI/141m 4100110 of , orwig.burg . ,,is hen (11)4 whery II II 0.401111 mill/est...l ate requessed Vo itiakellwit claims; or lie' &liaised flOlll - 1:1411114! 1411111 gaol f , und . ..;`:, ~.' In the Com NOTICE ' N THE HAT,Tr.It • VF THE TRIM) A11 . 4111.1NT of 1 , 1 John lleiteuntan and I hatleo Frailey, Aosieneea of George W. Itvitt. for the henelit of eteditoro The utolertit .1 appointed A intim' to dist.tbute the amount of tore) in Ilie Ian:411o( the said dosignees hereby give.: 11,11ireqllaf4le . %Tit attend to the done, of his appointment LeiFIN t •Wilit• Ist day ttfAUCtlnt. .1851, al.lO ii't lOC lc, lis the t: ".41 , 2 n, at Ills (idiot iii I i itort,ush if terwitqvlditu, "._.'vrt_.• Ile , te oil ',inn.. Ifilrle"l.11 4 rcr locpw.t i r,Ligl i e • .Vi it:.,....: " *A', Auditor. Orteriptlttarg,July 11, 1851 •` " - '.:.•;,,-..;,°. 18•3 t PUBS WIIM:r ~ 1 1 0. ETITIEltitl. As nito - rii Elt; Man etorero. No. I 1 05, .N 0.0341 Flti )I.i I' Oreee, Nitta) . this, have now a coed supply , of their Wait:kilted pore WHITE. LEA D. and those C.1.P.1V/11r7111:1,1 ha ott,heen sparingly ; supplied in COUSC.IUtII.3 . . , f .. rtiti. the a Miele; shall how have their ordele fated. - 5 * _ -,,,'" : ' ' , ' Ni, knownO 44bs,lllfire..p.l,lC,Pitil i faie re errialtue and YeliutifyltifillAirlitieg, vet ilefir , ' . (mint. to an t.quaret netbi wiM ) u4itittet:iptitiatil ead ; lieure any adneivibre of °thee^ ulaterAtels MO in In tis rattle 1013 Q. ther. r4e.1., , qi niN.irs , siy;:vilp I+ ih,01:11 , 11113r- Illf.•10 , , fir Many 5 0'171 , .. fi, fillipply, iti tit • public `a -kr t....11e put, 0 like :....I: ,n , l Ito- ti,..'. , 1 ti . r)...1”1,1 for. the Milt le; iv pion/ 11141 it hat. htet - ‘.-t tf.t•toiti.: It Is Invariably branded on one beach; •W ti'lligltal. & [MOTHER in full, and on the other. ;attempted pure., all In reel lettero. .... . ' 'HE undersigned hay ing been entruatril with the tit r.CtiMI of dot Nits Ville Academy. taker the 1., reC4lllllllenil tJ,N 10eIiIIIIIOn to the it itronige of the public • The principal, Whit reariVitil hie edutaibui ui the best nat....01e:4 , d many ;Ind Pails. and who has been for several yrart engaged in teaching in 'hie i notary, will leach onrient and modern languagra. os Latin Crick. Ilelirew • (let man:lntl Prencli. the Itlgner braacheit of 'Mathematics, as tle 1111 l etry. Algebra, surveying, Meitsuration and calcutilm, no well all Natural Philosophy and the principles of Chetnistly ; whilst an experirnred Vattlion troche, whmte 011111 e will lie made linsinA n hpi - eafter, will take .barge of the elementary and CUR,lteli Want lies. tts Spelltne, Read ins, Writing, Composition, IF iselorir „ Arithmetic, lll tory and Geography The principle' of (1001., keellllle ,11l be taught. 61111 the pupils-exercised in the keeping of daimons ncrounte by di able entry. Even the smallest boys Will be faithfully taught l a y the Teacher. themselves. and le young is.., an opportnii sty will he ad:wiled to prosecute their dilate. ut- far as at any of our common Colleges With ti strict iliac li lies shall shall br eollibillekl a reonertful and a Intl treatment 11l the me hnl i r,. Pupils (r o ts abroad can lir accommoda ted with 6aa retina 011 lurlljeCrle berme, IU private IruArdatte. houses Those deslriu", In learn the Gtr sun Irspuage 1110rollellly, ran find no 3e• 011Ifilieheil German family The term. of Tui lion are as hitherto, 81. i yeArly for s $5 es Ira The year N divides! Into 3 .teksisins, let from the Ist Monday In. gentember to ellIlmlume,*10„ extra 83; 2J, from N,l, Veal' h. the. Ser , lnd Nlontla, in kw.' $7. and LI SO extra. 3.1 f theist,e to the 311 Nlond.sy Ia Jody. and 32 50 ratio. Hills pay aide at Ille end of the first month of earls re.trion It Is highly limed lain that every scholar Amid I eider htfis :4rhool wit h the commencement of the go.' session. N OUTLINE of. Mechanical Engineering, with Drawings of tilikbed Meitinnii 'it Took and An paratuktif every dritcriptinn. Mao a number of do intent places showing thtt arrangements of welt eon utrurted manuftetioten, .orb 113 'Cri.t. (ii and other Milts ; Foundtien, surar, roper and Spltininr Wa,er work, Cloth Maritifitetories, 6.r.. dtc ; with an rill/ lining the twee-Sa' ile.rriution, unit ruh,11311,.... colletted. ellborntinf and published by Aitiei Iran Pai r infirm!! Satiety, under the dice( of Frederick Moor It is decidedly-the brit work for Fugitive, and Marinnbits• ever published. xy• Price to OD per numb., To b o o Sulmerlbers bl 50. NEW FURNITURE S ORE. lITZ, TI) INFOUM ms ritiENDs „ and the public that he Itatt reatity..l i 1•111 bit new Stote. s o. i 5 :loath etI.EV E I'll ket atle lidtta where he ii making itp some of choicest pattern, of the latent Paris style —the improvements on Dress sing Bureaus; of which he is the, Inventor, cannot fail to please t h e public, and at d intuit red.ued pengr, enabler him, not only to reduce the selling price, but alsn to finish hi* stack in 3 superior stylP, which the public will be able In appreciate in a few weeks, when he will have an asatirttnent of Parlor and Chamber Furniture wady to eirmse feu Inspectian at his estab- Ilsbnient,7s Snitill Eleventh street, Philadelphia. Persons sinning Philadelphia, are Invited to call as above. - t':V vz • • I , - 0 ' •-• • r. To WM. BAILY & SON; N impOrters elid Dealers as ) 3301.11111, Iritrgritsk SWllls IF&TC1113. JrAnciiir. ign:rl44l 413. ISATED. 13•13,, Lig? FL ILA' SILTILIXI. Are essestantly ' the latest styles of the abetiOsubss Which an at: s ml at %wholesale or iettul, at 1' u. 216 Market Street, above Sath s Aisar v . - Decatar Street. Philadelphia. . * kriantaitae 13 Man gansoninf go Li'sonng tfigil Loli: ` v ~ )1.0 JO, ISLI WHALE OIL. • •J . - Itt).;E:lll:ftßV Auditor 6rwigehu!g, July 11, 11 31 Philath., July 19. 18a1 9a-ly porrsvirwil - ACADEMY . I. A?iCEI.F. Principal 2S I y iniv .. 4. 1‘ pL NGI 7 -r G Nubecription: rerpivvd and single conks for sale Ly 4' 8. BA ISNA • Regular epputnted Agent. Pntrroaitlicinny 14, HSI 24 June 14.11351. 24 ly - corracji-ruaraTtran. HART, WARE No. =BO CHESNUT street. above Tenth, fifinufacturets of Painted Cottage Chamber Furntture The subscribed — would colt the attention of the publk to, their extenrive tu•sort merit of the above Foil:aline. Persons furnhilth.g Cottage., Hotels, lloalding-buthes. &c , will find It much to their advantage to essurine his new style of Furni ture before purchasing, as it Is durable ' ornamental &iflow Inked. Complete arts from 830 Operant.; :Sets or Suter Piece. 'minted and ornamented in any style io gutier Alen Chairs. Extension Table, and other Furniture at very low prices N.B. The Trade „:unniied so usual M=E=Ell TUE .PRICE OF PASSAG£ TIIE DIFFERENT Forts r In Ireland, to New VOA anti has ban consid.robly, reduced at DA N NAN'S PASS %DE AGENCY. Matta In toms of RI and tip to 1300. issued at his office, payatite in any part 01 Enron...on pleoentaVon at any Bank, without diAeoia ht The money for drafty issued at Bannans'a Odiee. la received In about one hair the time it usually lakes to teeplvt. fund,/ Arneby other A genta.osti it 1, Aare rage safe. *Utters post paid rontaintog par money five dot Isra to the , pnund rte, liuC. with proper direct hot, will he forwarded hurnethately, .anti a..re.teitit forwarded to the person .ending ; Ly addreasing ' II BANNAN, Pottevilte Pa • Agent fo; the 01.1 established 110 use of P. W 11l roes & Co.. Etverpoht June-21, 1851 DR.ELNICHOLAS. v 4 DrElek AND MO STORE. mAttKET sTIIKET POTTs VILLE Dec. 14,180 LICHIUVILII.II.I. ALVES . P L. 71 commend all our remlere who woo' a fford roun ry paper to subscribe fur the .flap. TERMS, $1 50 ID advauce—otherWile 82 W. HENRY J. 111' CUMMINGS. Editor. Schuylkill Havel,. Pa. 23-ly Jude 1, 1551 PAINTING. GLAZING & PAPERING. 'pus :61IBSI:RIBER STILL CONTINUErt . Ills ll bustnes.r, and respeettulty offers hie rtrrytires to those of the public u ho may need anything in his line. Ile empitiys good vintkmeti and ble CIWOUICTS may therefore rely upon satisfaeurryjoba. Shop, corner of Ethugeh alley and itailioad street. below airman's Printing °Mee. r .I. W. lIOWEN. Pottsville. May 31.1851 tf OINOLD'S ti&Sllg . 11.1111D11L—IT cieetweb:S 11. but a small apace, la cheap, tasty add convent eot,snd Is not liable to get out or repaitots whet Locks. For We by BRIGHT POTT. 'Antlls. 1851 1441 P6=s=4' T! By Telegraph and reilerday's."Mail ---- • Wheat • Flogr,tl , e;r l / 4 ,7 3 37 r b6l.—Corn • -Meal, $2,81 do 11eil 88 ets: White, 95 ctss—llye,f,7 Ctirn 33 pet...built:4:Np.: GM :L W " •ro 7-f. ", • • • I - 4 Et 417 1 -, g !'..; Tu DOT.LAII for lii.)Cl . ci , veek fullii ill }x of choice icatiatut-mape:r—tcL, a scene fur. a lemperance:te?.t ; • up qinal and 'selecie4 pobtr, 'Oaf varietchif ;•:\ 4E-pruLtsu the aitiOe'o'Pro'!ectl. tiun fronn thq of th6, - ,e'uFouy readera who tattotinketist paper: - Every one should read it—it matißs a clear .i.rpose of the Free Trade' advOcati4\:" and their principle& 117 . THE INDIANS by the. latest aecon . !ti from Texas, were committing.great depreda tions on the Rio Grande,' ege - Two BROiFIERS, untried Dudley, and a Mr. Brown, riiurnedCaliforoiansyjverd rob bed of $3OOO in guld dr4-at the 'Adams House in Boston on Wedi`Milay last. ,1110 AMP' - : • , ILP THE ijiinNS of Montour .tiriserite,d Senator frailey; of this County, wish i , a •)nitse, in place. 4 the watch, with .which• thq . firtt: proposo to reward his Betimes in-: the last: Legishiture in l'eir behalf.' - I AN ExciNE on the Geattal Rail d, ran ovet a cow near MillerstOwa, on Sunday • week. The baggage-rnaster,"whoiyasitand. • • ~ lag between two cars, tvasikeed by !Ike Jar- . g of the car* together. . , o , ,s* WEikvsnav last, a mad. dog took Mr Rainage's parlor ) Norristown; he was dislodged ana,s , kot; amid numotioa of several ha:tidied eit;-)//;. assembled to svfmess ift%). refuge il from MI i a general el izens; who EIS= IS IT Southall it' cos, while men are u o favor great hu —it even , TTON POI;ITICS.—The , ::New - York . (stylei the politics of the :.Merchants York "Cotton Politics." AV,iten cot- - up to r. cents a pound, , " du to Po Sof sOme importance. Bu't:as - Cotton • ( going do 4, —Cotton Politics". iviilf,proba: - .1y decline to some extent 114: : !,The met chants in sea-itort cities are not - thOpoitre 7 liable men' s - generally in gores of:idttager. - - 7 - They are stayed too much by tittiOro dt 7 v rest interests, and there is'also a'yeg-strong sprinkling 2if Agents for Foreign Houses, 4 among them. ji • I.L 7ribun olilo ton 117 7 WILLIAS Blia.Eß, the Loed:locHcatitli-• date for Governor, denounced Hanks his written speech at 14 . adiug—le: r t the Legislature he voted,fur thSincorpOration' of these Batiks, and also vol4akainst the -Individual Liability - - Clause,"iviiio "i's a . favorite Measure . of 'the LocofLicik. party.-` lt really doss appear . that Wtr.t.tof Ittor.Ea: is. the strongtist opponeit' - that 1.11//ia/. Hagler hal in the field. All his fornieracts rise up, , in judgnieut.against\fris and_ can a man, who4i.in:lo,ik.SidaitkliV questiou, be trusted ? POIMIGN The - Steamer America-rarrived .at tali YY on Tuesday, bringing three day9ater\etw ✓ a : than that announced in Wednesday's pap r. —Nearly three thousand ' ,pounds • sterling were taken at the Exhibition on the 11th.— The Queen's visit to London by night to - attend the grand concert given by the Lord Mayor, is highly commended by the Tunes, as an emphatic proof of the attachment of the people to. her Majesty and her consequent safety at all times in their midst.. The Tunes rejoices that such an exhibition oc cured before the eyes of foreign nations.— The Bill repealing the window ta4 and sub stituting a house tax, has pAsed a final read ing in the House of Comihous.—The Eclesi astical Bill has passed the Commons, and been read the first nine in the Lords.—The 4di was celebrated by the Americans in Lon don grand style, by a concert, ball and supper, given to the Hon. Mr. , and Mrs. Lawrence, by Mr. Peabody. The Hall was lifted up handsomer)" and appropriately de corated with flags and emblems. The Amer ican Eagle atulcolors,of a large scale,adorned the walls at one end, and were supported over a portrait of Washington, while atlhe oilier end was a portrait of the Queen, with the appropriate. arias of England.—The an anal Scottish fete took place in. London on the 1:0th and 11th, and was numerously at tended. —Cardinal Wiseman has been wOrstet in an action at law at Jersey.—Accounts from Ireland announce that the potatue dis ease had re-appeared. The extent is only partial.—M. de Tocqueville had presented his• report on the Constitutional revision to the French Asstmbly —it is in favor of an entire rev ision.— News from .Trebizond and Odessa speaks of the defeat of a portion of the Rus sian troops, in the Caucasus.—The reported discovery of a very valuable gold mine be tween Tunis and Algiers is likely to cause serious disturbance bet Ween the two coun tries—each claiming the prize.—There had been some confusion at Copenhagen, in con sequence of the resignation of the Ministry. An editor, in vindicating the private char.: arter of a friend, who had been nailed farthe crime of sheep stealing, thus defended him : -We have known Mr. Thomas for twelve years. Our acquaintance commenced with that great equinoxial storm which bfewdown our grandfather's barn. A t that time he was a piing man in the prime of life, aud, we think, raised the best' marrowfat peas we ever art. He was a good mathematician, kind to the poor, and troubled with fits. In all the relations of a husband, father, uncle, and trustee of common lands, he has followed the direct standard of duty. Mr. Thomas is at this time forty-three years oCage, slightly marked with the small-pox, an eStimalie" citizen, a - church •merriber and, a man of known integrity for ten years. And as to sheep stealing, that he would have done itif he could get an opportunity is without foun dation in point of fact.. Mr. Thomas could have stoleulour lead-pencil several tunes. hut he didn't do it. 2IL3m . tIT Seven Persons Struck Gy Lilrktnirig ! Pmenlenhal Escape. - 2 1.1 a Sunday .tnorning eleven,xkung incu of Veticuuuty,ctossed the Arkamas rivers Sot 10 Miles below Dat il:tuella, for the purpose of gathering plums. While they were thuS engaged, a thunder squall arose, when they all retreated under a tree for. protection. In a few moments the tree was struck by lightning, and seven of the eleven were stricken lifeless by the subtle element. The drenching they received from the shower, however, had the effect of re storing all of them, atter .having been taken on board the steamer Utnpire,.the officers of Which, having been - hailed, kindly sent nut their viwl for the. sufferers. —Little Rock, (Arkansas) Gazelle.: • 7 Notice, this happened: on Sunday. The _ • command is Divine, to impect• the Sabbith• day and keep it holy. , : • • EMI [l:7 - From 5 to 10 gmini.ot, stininine given iu solutiun of gum atabie Ititiee:daity, is te conitneudeil by a writer in the Baltipure Sun as a daTo,fes.bieritery. _ ME TS lULDRLPLIIA, 'FRIDAY . 4 0•40c6 I== n, a !cede singular, that in the enabid Secessionists are:Locofo;• ete prominent Whigs and trninil icing in the formation of Tickets the Union ? Loeofficoism is hug,—an animal of many allots rivals the chamelion. ,T INDICATION OF A FRIEND. L# ti 13 El -' GEE 8 ME .. ~. 4
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