The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 26, 1853, Image 3

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t Viiitrs' -N tun'
tt _ ; WHI AND HOW WE OPPOSE THE GER-
I = ' ' EE.'LL MINING LAW.
i :The Harrisburg Unton tales us to task for
opciiing the General Minting Law, and says:
.. nue grneril iaw., much needed in mans KC.
;Ica. of the State In the Wyomim; and the Sur I
POTTSVILLE,
SATUttniv._MARCI! 26,k-1853
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c 0,,, ,, , •,. hut ~, all • lion. tut i.p,ca.l charters. but trUA ha • held them , n !
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.t..1..1: 01 , rat10115 in anticipation of the speedy °pets
": :.-••• . „•,, ~, 8. ,,,,,. ; ,.,,,,,„,, "'ore so ot , sos , e .,,„_.. Jaz of the North Ilramch Canal.' • * • • •
'• If ti e• 14W litPel not putt the rntutu.: .perott.se. 01
..: t• , r0,,,,107, ~,,,...11frav ff.!
--ili....M.MiiiiiMilinlim Sr•hitylltit cronty, all the coil men Mere hare to
do is coil - 611%10t ihercetelvet.of a: but let flirts not
• 4 , - ur siNt'.ss DEPAILTM ENT. • tie?r;re other sett...et:4of Its tleiV:11111 , ,, .
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sir TILE • :,:„—r 1-‘,..• :,,,,I T1., , t jro,st Iroii,.. t:ertaierly . we' admit. uuder existing cit
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,_. • - . ...,.. o.l‘. ert,cd :a oir :,:tumts—iliey are - cumstanees s it ,s'. needed in many sections,"
_• — l O !. 1,1 .5n e.c-er.ent w:1,4. *. '.1.,.0, F WHIT,E;
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an: an d to their enjoymit its beneti:s , we have
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• not the slightest objection : but Schuylkill
•i o.,
0. onion
. etettt...,ttne chottirett, 1..tu., 4 4
the I,outity wants no web lers,i,lVire duos, ei
'v4l, ~, i i ,i tt ,l.l? - , :.e:al. 111 litPi an‘l,lu`lor, , are now tiler st , ettr Nil 4.!rsre . . - tal. He turestnitmts, to
. ,:t0 r. ,,,,1 ~-, i„ 1,,„,..d ~,„ s o A ri ,,,,,1„,.. B ro d the amount- of, millions_ of dollars. are the
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site oit - eM‘ement. result of in:annual enterprise. and we want
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' no monster eorporations in our midst, Wllll
77" WANTED I?IhIEPIATFLY. A -zo,d their grasping and utron , monahle spirit of
ifIII'INEV.MAN PIII . NTER a t t hi s ° lll ' . monopolv, aerush these worthy individiaal
NOne 'Air mane of regular and .shady Itellits efforts. The two sysleps'eannOt work to
t•elher in the same lierld - uf lahor---indierlu•
cif appo,
'' - ':'!• , .:•t ILITS.P.S of the Juurna; , changing ads must succumb* and he ileyocrred by the
:Oleir places obrerodence on the first of April, ravenous jaws of - Mammoth Companies,
',gdrould advise us of their new address. to: where Les are so situated. In " seonins -
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gnore the regular receipt of thi. paper. worked by eorporionns already. why, ~ .._.sis
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__ahead and let the General Mining Law have
...... : .--- Vi i Afl7 iOdCbleil to Hon. JA , ._ . ( 21 , 01 -- I:, tail (~re,- in suel, instabees eorporati nis
: ,- iell t . Vullt - d 'lSlatt's Senate. Messrs. ) 11—,- are indispensilde‘... iiir the same reason that
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:- . X111:. fiS. l /A . . , -MET: and Hor.Ns-of the Stgp.Lv- this are here ohjectionahle.: but in Schiryl
•-tiglaare, and O. S. Vr.IFT, kvi, for:valua- - . kill Count , the labor and improvements of
1 - .. elinhles documents. Individual Operators are must unjustly jcop
ardised by the application of such abaw, be-
--'• 7 -.-• WE orNovr: a column on our first A -
.•••.,• i cause the lands: which are thereby to be
•,.....ogelo Judge Caurnut --:abotit as much as !
' thrown info the market and made stoek-joh- I
!.•!ire can conveniently spare, and, perhaps, as
bingeonverns of, do not belong to them. the
-Itauch as the subject deserves, . Read it and •
active Operators. who have spentllitor laborl
-judge for yourselves whether s t ay tateh ex
andtheir mono for their development. toil
pressed uptown on los appointment in the,
are tinned be citizens and speculators prin
;Dew Cabinet was just or not. eipally'abroad, who care- n••thing, initneili
!' c — e. w r iti‘ i- r . atten o po to t h e proceed- ately, for the trade or business of the Conn
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its , of the Meeting'of t•aal Operators in !!IY• so they are permuted to form mammoth
`Ai, place on •Saturilay evening last, in re- corporations for their land-, and grow - rich
- Ilitn.to tit ! the General Mining Law. pub!islied by speculation in stocks. It is this
- class of
'• .in another column. ITheir views, commis- persons that interest themselves for the pas-
Jug. the general senitments of the peop l e o f , sae and extension of the General Mining
• the County on this subject,ar • , L t 1t••1 1 ex . LawaoSclar,lk ! ill County, while the Opera
pressed as to need no further explanation on 1 tors, the active, enterprising, money-risking
-Our part. . 1 Operators, nearly the whole business coin
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' , Inm:toy, and nine-tenths of the whole popu
. ;..z Wr 'rave Nov yet seen a copy of the latioa oppose it, and-'will ever fight against
'General Mining Law, nor have we been able : this Coumv being included in its PR/VICIOUS.
to procure one for love or money—they are', The "lawdues net suit " us, and it is just
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ltionderfully scarce in ,this -immediate vicini- what we coiitend fur, to be lr: a 1, ,,,. Our
-.• ty hut ,a gentleman of our acquaintance, operators and business men do not want it,
'who has examined it, t assureA us that the ? a nd ano ;
ihey remonstrate against its extenswin
--- -Lass-now before the Legislature deserves 1,,0 to ;hi County ,it is only others abroad, in
,4ksi Lippossd, and that, although-he is person. terested in speculations ST our e trien.,;, - who
ally in farme of a sayalar I:no:sets, lie can- ask fuvit. .
not support this. Let every-county in the State have the
law, if they ask it. but Schuylkill does not
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TIIC NNTIIRACITE It. AGAIN. want ii, therefore why include us to the
..', We penned the remarks we made last ' toll, and impose the Law against our wish
' , :"; : week. with regard to the difficulty existing es? We are-.perfectly willing 11131 others
';between the Operitors and the Mine Hill shall have what laws tii.ii please, hut per
and Schuylkill Haven Railroad Company, nut us to enjto the saute privilege. Is Wil
... - ..atter a free conversation with one of the not this fair-* it not right
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.."!lieaviest - 19perators to that region, who seem- i We will nr show .
•':j'ed to think we were in error in our views • THE REASON Willi THERE IS A
„::'•;iiii the surject. Ile gave un to understand
it,it•F. 411 MINING roMPANLE:4
There
that if the Mine Hill Company would
. re- L.-
r t . e illtai• -, sons wh u.
duee the tolls, Sc.. to two cents per ton per
mile, and supply ahem with sutikient motive
power. iosortposiiipn would ruse, and hr
si7.ot willing .tb pledge tonnage to the
Roit 7 -11e,at the sanierlitne,diselaitned speak
lag for others, gate - -it as , lay opinion
that the iippOsiyonQ4 all the Individual tio
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erators would also ease, and that they would
7 do likewise.
1 )ur nip:lves were unpurrueit when we
7 -! ,- ,:litr , huterl the oppustti,m Iu 'he present Road
originatsru , icritil ottere , ts (hat tit.tit , tl to
r,,ntrol it lriLl now it appears they are again
tinpuzned by a writer in the -Butterrn,
ause we endeavored, so tar as nur suggestion
would have weight, to rerniive the difficulty
and procure the reduction asked for. II this
writer speaks the sentiments of the, Opera
, tors, we can assure him.that he 13 placing
them io rather a singular posiiibn before the
= because every unprejudiced person,
after rcaifing those remarks, would doubt
whether the motives set forth—a. reduction
o f tp it e _t was , th e n u / 0/pit they' had. in
view. There to such a studied effort,-how
ever, on the part of this writer to frrisrepre
, sent our views and motives, that , we do not
.1, care about going to any trouble, to explain
them fort-his•gratitication, and will conclude
fiv merely:alluding to an insinuaront thrown
out in the article, that we are paid for the
course we have_,taken. If the writer who
makes thistasseetion is acquainted with us,
.1_ we pronounce -him. 'whoever he may be, a
base pupp, and we t Wish to apply it in the
full sense and meaning of the two words.—
he is ,
net acquainted with us, we care
el. nothing about the remark: but at the same
tone, we challenge_ him. or any body:else,
to produce ate person who ever paid us, or
promised to pay us,t,onebent for advtigoting
any project in this region or out of it, since
-,' the Min., Journal has been to our hands.
If therrare - auv such, friend (if foe, they ore
at liberty to publis:i it to the• world as soon
as they please.
It the Mine 11111 and ichujikill Haven
Railroad Comport) think proper to use our
columns. it is, we presume, because they
prefer them tei others. They are open to
them as well as any other Company or in
dividual who chooses to use'them. This is
all any rcusonal.l, person has a right to ex
, pe , n from 119,
LIQUOR %T :111NE.S.
The liarriihurg nuon, under this caption,
ft , lnarks :
We art::•:e in the .11r,
il. that there are 'Mt e'let.r7Pllllllllle e..itablt•lttnent.
in Solot:,ll,iitl round where liquor no anti et
trt+ ary inut:inz to t.ret the., tnitabli-nntent, ul-o to
tie the I,t'e and 11, al the lataxtvating Inovrr
nwtt..,}Vuoie,aul, we have tin doubt a great till
-I.l,Vetilt,ll7. to thi• 4.010.11011 UFO .moral, of_ the up,
rnacra Will' he the COTI.CIIIIe Almo.l all our
VICS.CI:•/11 ...ea have tlopenitedtwah the tow of loinortc.
and the oonditton of our seamen ha' I.ten greatly
vievated by it
It will thusjbe seen an interest is felt in
this matter elsewhere than among ourselves.
In:fact; "liquor or no liquor" is becoming the
great question of the dap everywhere. Two
out - of these eleven establishments, we are
glad to tell the Enron, - have since deternain-'
eiLto stop the sale of I iqi.iors—,thejv proprie
tors assuring us tifit it-111.,3 losing basil-less.
To the above we may add the following
paragraph from a Philadelphia exchange :
Thr Benefir.• of the A; "yr,. —Futter
r.
I , lllllr, Pa., Where 11, 11110Iit111111 4 114111 L, 114 told,
attiaMing the a:tendon nt person. ...Wing in
Pennsylvania, as a glare where Lie and property
will be more secure. and county Tyze+ lieuer. tban
en.ewbere in our State The cv 4 roner's teen last
ear on , v amounted to kitty rent. The expet i •e.
rnaladelphia county, cauSed by Intol , catteir
quor., would ;.70 far to pnrebtr-e Potter county - via
and out • , , •
Exactly : and the same policy adopted
inlichuylkillcohntv would advance the 'val
ue] of investmensi 2.1 per cent here. A re
tort-111m this respect effected and, also, the im
provement in 'Miners' houses, we have been'
contending for ; the 'value and security - tof
property would be materially enhanced, the
rhunty - taxes would be lighter, and we
-hould have a comparatively different popu-.
lotion—the drunken and worthies would be
mule sober and industrious or he driven off
seek employment clsewhere,and those who,
we are told, will not rent and oecupy cons
tortol,le dwellings, would, also, be banished,
itaVta r us an enureli.elianged.state of ab
EMI
2:7" A or - trt.mtsc.ri error; we observe - by
the published pruceedings, 'was -made'- in
the State Senate, last Militias-, to bring, up
the General dining Law, hut failed in con
-sequence of the rigorous opposition of Mr.
'Hendricksand some uttttr members—rhe
matter wai postponed, justl y , till the people
_ot Schtlylkilt county could be hea r d from.
T:p - Nrw-Voitir COUR! Er..--This a treads.
formidable sheet stn sire, only,) has teen
giii's-enlarged, making it the largest Way
Newspaper in the world! The Cotirtcr was
lirint published in May, 1527. It is must slily
i.unduried - its mlitorial corps Comprises some
of the hest_newspaliet writers to k found,
the country over.
are Is iv pers.— ho
of land bordering on the Coal R el:tint) —soft).(
consist of about one-tenth, others one-sixth,
other.. one-fifth Cual land the balance is
fled Srliale ur harrenrilouniain. and worth
Amt little moors. These tracts are then
con
verted into cumpanies, l 'aud- the whole tract
represented as a Coal estate. from to titAl
worth of stork is created for eve(y dollar
paid for the laud. Some. Pr,t/est,i is then
engaged to write - out a flaming report, set.
ling forth the immenseyalue Of the stock of
G oo , ere-el. Coal Cbut i ,aay. 4 1 President is
procu'red at a salary from 'l:2 l fliti to 7. 1 .30f1ff a
year, some broken down 'or unfortunate rel
ative from the city (it makes no dlfferenre
whether he has ever, seen a Foal Aline or
not; or can tell a piece of Coal 'rum
who is willing ta. , trear that the I', ot -
sot has told the -truth about the great value
of the ptc.perty— a mine is opened a priss
N interested to pull' tip the stork --it is sold
'—and the poor -dupes are left to carry on the
business, who soon discover the value of
their large tract of barren mountain and Red
schale, with a few acres of Coal Nod attach
ed. This is the usual process.—
THE COAL TRADE - TOII 11353
The .1111111 c italireitil.thts,weeL
1.f.1/ 11-11 y Camsl ihe week 71!..? , ..1
1. 1 tuns..-Tots: 3;11. 1.1 I+, a ; ;,,,,,-1
SICK 1.1 ton+ Total Lt rat i3l. 17 %.".41
.J1. ,. .1 ,1 twi, to • 41{4e per 101] lest t ier
We Irani Irvin aloro.didt c•gitoitietl
Nlate w•rather lid. ',wet:ail It-wnetl
on Land and that jtle dlymot.' wl I r‘lllflirtlet• r”.
I:er thin wa• unt:etc7o.: The
',keel -how- nit o
, tirp!v of iln preep,l is we, t: r'; , re• 111
1 - ,•.1 c . , - nn Illt•thaTe 13••••
Ynrr gre not d t rfin,:;l‘ I,‘"f u i I;
IllOtid u. irr ud NVe Can learn—the i1 . ,/psytt A-4 .4,11 e
of thelah4 , r rnarket keep., the rate.4pcned fare fu,
thre, nditi.tment The pr,ef, !•%. Lanni v/di no t
tral,p,n. Until the inule .pett% I Itr,”y.ll 1,, Ncn
N or IC, 'whlch wilLuot tale play e 11111,1 allt,r the turd' .
Al.rd
The adlanee on to,l- hunt trap-p, , rt,1,11 over la , t
year's •raft 20 Vent% lull — the mien:Tee ;an
the price at -uppoke , l w,ll equal I r per
vent, man the advance on Irno Lutuher. and
at: other la tleh, u-rd at the I
0,1011 to e•tirnatud .at from 13 to
al-a. w h,elt would repure an advanee rangtn; train
rent , par lon fn: a “i ..IN ho,ad ar I; ,c•i,•
=EI
moliti. over laq ear'. rate. 11 - 1 v ;a r• 011
enntraeta for dehverzlig c-21
expo.t F. , r•ad I, to...ir a
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BY TELEGRAPH
VI:!/. 1
Fre.ignii; from Richmond
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Niztf4;',ll:. •
'to •
REPORT OF . .-111PAIENTS
- 1:rom C ich mond, for the we. , l: end:ng on
"Any, March
Bk 9 g Stql NA , flt. lk,tinatlon MII%
i I
1 . 4,t0n A. 7. le, 20'0
.1 roltn
N 1 . t '--n II
! No,it 11,%
~SoWhein Pty. :WO
.! 4 , 1
I 1.2 15
,2 .! I L For the week. Itry:z
12'2.1Z1
7e-sok for rrason, j Forst-anon.
Boston and vtrinlty Ineindr, everytiona vnrnß
Eat of Cap., Cod, to Ma-o.noloorto, NVW
and Mettle
Southern Port. tin liftle, everyth,th: to Ow South
ern State, and Wert to tt:l
on Unaware Ilorr be;om. - 1-10-hnonnl
I'OAL TI: ADE BY HAI LAW.% ( NA I
4 FOR. 1,6'1
I y ICutiroontatrid Canal lor the n•erk rnamg
m Triur-day Evening la`t
E A ILIR.,;11)
Nvr.EK, 10T•I. tVFEK TOTAL
I. r., e , alG I*. trc -
19,517 nt 'O7 1,145 07
1.0 14 1•43,:114 , II 1.11.1
S. I (,) I I 9 j,f.42. OS
"1..1.:11 14 .;411.3.51 Is 12.%541 in II VA; Mr
r! 17,:;6e.
1 9 121;717 15 •
T.. vannir penn.l ael Vrar —R R r. Ir. lon
rk , Tra.e 1111 thl• veal.
'RAIL ROAD
The followwgl• thrquatitity of Coal transported
over the adierenr Racilroad• m rrhuyll: ill County,
or thr wreh entltowThltr•dttv everung
WEER 'fora.
1 1 4a.e11,11 5 . :3. 11 5i,..441
Mill Creek - do r.,79:; 01 f. 9.309 01
Mont Carbon do 4..,b(1S j 7 I 1,0,!..9 Of
Situ v11:111 l'allev do OS 17,312 03
Mt. !nrbon St Pi Carbon --.- "rfir3i:;l" la, 61.90.1 01
Litt!. • SOlnkrll 04. - .0,05 - 1 10
11 A . 1 OF TOLL AND Tri:ANspoßTATios
at T.AILICOAD 11.) AI i 1, IS
From Al Carton F Hoven, P Chilton
To Ihohmond, 1.60
ToP: oladelphok, 1.60
It&T - E:t CIF TOLL lIY .ANAL I'NTIL Al'-
EMININE
Fula Port C.rho'n
Mount 1'60.3 to •
Saw. ikill Haven to
• Port Clanton to•
RATES OF FREIGHT CANAL
l'lttlailrlikims N. York
II
II (111
70 0 00
110 0 (I 0
Fr \ niti Port Carbon.
Mount Carbon.
finven
" Port Clinton,
/1 I. )(WES FOIL SCIIDOL4 AND FAMILIES
VX— J 414 rot tired a Int of innbev. a ars o. artirir "n"
9 ,,, t 4. anitaTl.f for K 2 hoots and Fantilie., Nll of arhirh
wold at rhila.trt ph is prirri either Sinfle or in
pert*, at P 11/04NAN'li
Chomp Bonk land Nul+•,norp 1.1. re
NEW ADVERTFMTS. kahliMUL jEMZ!I
ASSESS—VENTS FU ecarri,Enz co.
Ir.bltunwilerr.'l,67,7l,Fremn i ot.7,,V, T S. ' 4"4l.
riable
intsabilants of satd Coun:y. and all others who own
taxable property of any kind within mid County,
that an Appeal tot:whits; the Assessments made for
the %rar tss3, will be held (or the several Boroughs
nnd - Torrmhipt within the County as follows, to
wit
For tL< Borong h of Srha}9ldl Haven, North and
south Manhean Townahtpps►,, on Monday, the 2.516
ley a Aprn neat, at the house of Joseph M. Fes
ger, in the Borough of tichuyittll Haven.
For Wayne Township, on Tuesday, the 2t th day
of April next, at the house of W,tz.w.x, Ilehn, to
Frrdre•burz
For Pmearove Ttoroegh and Towel Mm. on,Wed-.
n...e.ay. the :TIL day of Apnt next, at the boiled of
W '', , ,,mmerman; in Pthegroer Boroegli.
I'm Tremont Townohip, on Thunder, the 2Si/a
dal. of April een, at the how.. of Johdllippte, io
'fremoni
For Ftu:et bnd Porter Town-hip•, on Friday the
"9th day of Apra CICII, at the Lou-e w Muthael
Brr—ler, in Donald-on .
For Lower Mairantaugo TownJmp,nn ‘JatnrdaY•
!he ::oth May of Apri! nest, at the house or Jo.eptt
I , MITI, in said Townslop
• For Upper Mahautar,go and Eldred Townahv.
ou nmdar, day of May Drib at the house of
John W Helder, in L pper Mithroswo Township
For Barry and Butler Towit‘nips, bn Tarsdn.
the "lit ,Ia) of Mar uest, at the Fratwis
itein;!er in Barry , r0wn:1,,,,, .
1%.1. Ceos Township. on %Ve,lneaday, the 4th day
it May next, wt , the boom! of Abraham Hoeft, in
•
,314110.”111p; ••
.
For Branch Township, on Tnur,Lay, Me sth day
isr May nett, at the houae of Henry Bresater, to
Lie wel l yn.
- For..M:nr:+s-pe Bornn#, on Friday, the 6th Say
a AlAy next al the Loupe of 1 1 / 4 1n-hnel Weaver. el
•.111
For : 4 :ovregaika Tusashrp, un S,attuday, the ith
, hot ..1" Mar ric‘t, at the Lows 01 Min tillrber,
Town-hp
For the Barri]; h of Or w q-burg art.l_Went
Townshq), on Monthly. the 9th dm' 01 Ma)
at the house of Grua . , m the liorutigh
For Etio.t Brimrovv; Township and Port 'Photon
11orom1.. oo Toe,lav, the 10th dal, of May next,
at the note.e of lonitia Borer, In fkletiesnr.burg
For We-t Perin Town.,ll.p. on Wedoraday. the
I Ith day of M,tv next. at the honk. ut Grdeort
\4lieteona•. m Mut.t Br on Townrtup
Forthe Borchigh ,11 Tatnagua on Thnr•Jar, the
t!th dav 01 Ma, next, at the hon., oi Ilerman
Penni, Borough.
Fot : , ••h , f111::11 Ft 'be 1":111
Ninny th•xn, at the hon., on Hem , . Kepner. inn
Ttl-eurorti
For Blythe Tto.rn..lnn. nu Saturday. the 14th dny
ni Niay ut the hots-.• of .I..n.eph tu
For the P....rfantli 01 Port and Laos Nor
wt-,;tati Town-hp. on Monday the It.th dav 01
liar next at the 1101i.k. ol Patnek Lan4ton, in Pori
t'art,on
For the Borough of St. ( l on Tue.d.t. I
do) oi :11.y mAt, ut the house of 1011i11111111
SI Cluir
For New I.'wstle Townsl op. on Weilne.alint . the
1.111 dAy 01 May next, at the hothv of Lee; lietwr.
0 New Ca.t)e.
For t'won Township, on Thur.tny, the I?thday
I..Ly next, at the house of Duntel Gatho, in said
Touvii.h:p"
For flied' ani Mabonoy Tciwrikhitewon Pricl4),
Lite 2011 i thl% of May Ile it. at the 11011., of Samuel
:MOW, ut I%lllltottol, "lownstilp:
For Ward of the ftorougli oI Pottqvi
o n Monday the 2111 (far of May next, aulle'Com
ino.ione, office. in Borough
For the Mlddle and North West Wards of the
Rorota:h ut l'ottl,dle, on Tnr.ilay the 2.1111 day of
Ma \ ne•l, at the Coninioenonera' calk, in said
Fot the North Eu.t Ward of ttw Borough of
on Wednesdav, the 2fith da‘ of May
next, at Ih. Conininnititic-rs . office. in raid ”orolitill
trt-r,oinl. and corporaiwns, who mar tool them•
rokes amr.rieved by the Ans2.sment and Valuation
Wade of their prltt.rty. are hereby requested to at
tend at the time and places above reppeetuely sta
ted for the several 13oroughs and Townships within
the County end at.l for ruck redress es they mat
de-ate
THOMAS FOSTER.
GEORGE HARTLEIN
-WAAL' STRAUCH.
Office, Pott, (
Ole, March 24th. I Sat.
finances of the Borough of
PHIt 7' CAR nu:\
WEIMEMEI
11 , 1 J.. Fines Uhler Burge.,
I'vapthle atn't. den the Horn' 1.1.10
1 Aat Ni,l wrect..n Te,rrnshlp,a• pet
Pl-the et of I nommen al•p•• 10
I , lh , 0 . 1°41 thelt ..Int...
BEIM
tOrto
Dr.
m, et fur F.PI/le , of
1t00d...r.,1 tltrrera I n the Burn' 43sn
I . rintlng end Advrtl•lnl. 55 VI
51,,r0L erligman fur Lomber, 213 6.2
Hgr►ur. of Lock b. !wading hog pen. 937
Making Surveil and Map. • 143 IV
FRIBIIei of Officer., 9.5 91
. .
lloblion Election, ' -, 41 IS
Rent of Lora •up and Engine !Inns... in An
t nto, tt lulth, meant duplicator. 5 00
T H Winferateen.tt Fire Engin., 19 39
A Wiley:. for llogol. Chatter. hg 50
Debt di Notteeglan Township, 11e/ 6J
.. Bober. fur building Bridge, 175 011
John Hower, for , Hoie• gill e d. 100 tol
Daniel gllllllr. for Toiler , RiAffe, 9
Mondry vont] errnunte,
~moot, onlAry In Tr[11•11,1"
Ii the amount stated above Lv inflected Goal East
tore etKalli Township, the Borough Debt wdl Srhe
f1..11..r. and Ninety-0x
lIR A lIAM POll.
Intl\ K1.1:4,1;Wt Oat! • AWIItOr.
J.
-,1 lisceirrsl l 7: rre,...'otote,
Cr
May I.! ISA By Be alrae In hands ca Tres•
turrr, •14 V?
Amount or Duplicate. fir 60
State Apprnprilllloo, 300 91
--11117 t CA
Dc
T. 'I ear lirro• Warm, Fnrt, Repairs. &c
, per Ti, asurer's Ilerop”,
❑n4nt. lo lian•lo of Treuurrr.
51111111 AM Port.
JOHN 61.1N11WV1RTII. 1 3m11,00.
1 J. 11. PISCES.
March . .111. 1 , 53 13-4 i
4genc3 for the Plumlx Fire
BEI
A NFFACTFRED by biII.NOR k eIIIAW,
deiptlia, for the sai - eilrepltig or Hooka.
Mimes. Jewelry. and other valuable article. Mee.
rti Inl4. M111.,111 and Jrwelera,(ran be supplied with
Inn , N.fea. of any aloe or dr,eription. WARRAN.
TED to TM(feSl all the propertte• or great Urength,
Ind the des usable protection spinet FIRE or
Itl RI:LARS. Vault ltoor• also mule to (seder.—
Psrchasets can be anpplied with the above. Wsies, at
an we pure they ate aold at the Manufactory, by
r.tiltng to J. F
olircililn and Ilene's] Agency Office, next
dons to Ninera' Rank. Putto•lifi•
Rey., IY Pert," using them
Geo. Brix Con/mile. J. U Cleaver„l3eav ?dead
Jr... d„ J
C. onratl.Jr ,Tamaqua
13. N' c om mioge. Ju Ilst!mon Coal Company.
J Lessig, d.. C A Snyder. Hamel:mu,
osto Rrrd , do R. Lambe-I . ton. . do
['avid A Brown, do 11 Lower Pticertle•llle,
Wm I. Witliney, do W k eleriteckaf,Durtmm,
. i (mead, rien., do R. A Wilder,- 51
W Mrcinnea, do JCS.. Turner.rt Carbon,
Arrh YA, 1°33 II fm
I'
I to
Garden Seeds.
It'Aßll'A :VIED FRESH
r I'll E subssitjer has just received from ■ reliable
• Heed Establishment. a large assortment of Garden
Peed., embracing all the different kinds used, rind
which can be depended on as rarresp•ndw es the La
bels—sshisp Is not aiwap the ease with - seeds—con
•isting In part a follows
I,patagn• Heed
Atlit-hokr.
BEANS. Carly Curled,
flush,diffr rent kind., Early Cabbage.
florae Dane. Roy•I Cabbage,
Window lie•ror„ Drumhead Malta
Lima .lo Blown Dotal,
Scarlet Runners, Curled ludic
White Dutch Pole. . Melons.
florin ultural do , While Moinarii,
BEET. Nasturtium.
,
-
Extra Early, ONIONS.
F.rirly Turnip Large Red,
Lon; Brood. Oliver Beloved,
Ftenrn sugar, 'elms, tatimlborg,
firm cult, ......
Brussels. aprons, auger Parsnip.
CABBAGE PEAS
P.arli , lore. Ears Early,
Early Or 11.11 Early Pram.,
Early Sugar Loaf, ,Early Washington.
tare.. York, ,Bishop's Early Prolific.
Green Curled /Savoy. :Dwarf N•rrowfat.
R. d Dutch Pickling, Derma Dine Imparial,
Flat Dutch do -"- - Blatkey• Mairowfal.
Largo Drumbrart Jo Purley, ruried,
Drumhead Basely 4 , Pepper, lure Bell
u•RROT Pumpkin Mamumib.
Loon Orange, Do Field,
Early Horn - DAUM
Field, F.arly Scarlet.
- Early Caulillower. Early Salmon,
CELERY., I.nng White Sollll9cr,
Wt.lle Solid. Turnip rooted,
Red solid. Black Spanish.
9eirroon's Grant, Rhubarb, Ot the plant,
• trernil,a email salad, Spinach,
•
Corn Salad, _ - eIQP•PII.
Curled e 1... Patty Pan.
CUCUMBER Cocoanut,
Earl , . Frame, Long Green.
'Long Pickling, irraltitle. or Oyster Piaui,
Gherkin, for plee ling. Tomatoes. large Red.
Egg Plant, I - TeRNIPA
Curled Endlne,
.E•ily Flat Dutch,
Sweet Sugar Corn, ,Rod or Purple Top, .
Early Canadian do Yellow 'luta Bags,
Curled Kale. _ Purple_ do
C.:Flower Seeds in great variety. Alan, 10 r thOlee.
and tO choice kinds put up in 01 and f•O cent Dozer,
with direction, how to plant,
-} pitchouts and others supplied with Doses of
Feeds, containing a (CO.ril alourimint, with Show
Bilis, 4,.., at S 3 and 010 per Doz. Also. supplied by
the DOren, at mt.,' mires, to roll again, to mate up
uncurl men!.
az. Clover and Timothy treed by the quart or large,
quantity. All %Inds of Chars Seed not ou hand, oh.
tuned to order matron notice
All kind* of Garden and Agricultural Implements
obtained to order.
.o.Truel.Dicarineto supplied with seed. by the
pound 44 bushel, at B. BANNAN'a
Cheap Seed and Book Blom
Ur-- -
( A \AI
:It 1 41' , .
1.1 71- - 14
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7darib 16, IRS 3.
lihdl ,l Adnrrr to F 1,1001 1 .1 Sll,llllq l 110 , 1 In
Health, end.
.Almar4.2c for 1853
11118 PUBLICATION in hose (be pen of an tont
/ sent physician olPhiladelphia. • regniar undo.
ate of Inc UNIVERSITY OF PECNNSYLNANIA.
and an honorary member of the 11.11adelphia Med
ical rlotirty. It contain. much d ood advice Into
t as well as peracin• in health. It iilaodeorribell,
in a romprehanaltra maanar.the diseases of our Wl
able climate, and the mode of treatment, No family
should he without a copy of this book. Bran ba had.
wbbout any chute. of
B. BANNAN,
JOHN Cl. BROWN, rollevifie.
J. B. C. IA MUM. 3
J. W. 0118811. latnerarille. -
E. J. FRY. Tamiqia,
March flo,
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LETTUCE
DR. J. S. ROSE'S
=BAND comate -FOE ORPIZABII
k °TICE la beech, glees by the Directors' of the
o Girard College for Orphan', that they Ito prPpas
lid to bind out Oats aty-nine Childrea. who have been
poplin to the said College, and who are all between
the ages of 11 and lb yea ra. tut arreaticra tosuitable
person* in tile Commonwealth. in either or the oc
cupations of Agriculture. Aanpttan. Attn. Realist.
cal Trades. or Manufactures.
The terra of inch •pprcn:lceabip shall 'spite when
the apprentice shall attain the age 0111 years, or
nonsier upon the decease of the masts t-
Ton master of such apprentice will be required to
fled and worlds hint. daring the tern of apprentice
ship. Iran sonicleat swat. drink. apparel. wuhmg
ama lodging at tils own piste of residence; and at
the timely:Nl:a of the tend nfapprentiersbtp to fattish
elm with at lean two complete colt, one
of which snail be clew.
Tee Mater vat apptenner at. to to. rubjeet In their
relation. to..ub OUt to the Aci•of /linter:el In Inter
le Ws C 011711117111111,31111171 r•ltarel m nrcnt-Initt , n and
thrlt mutters.
Eery Apprentice to Ilt he forniehrd Et• the infer•
tore afore/31C.. the tithe of handing. with a euttah'e
outfit.
Pmanta who sir demnsca t^ rrrrrr• any of salt
.Childrrn as Apprrnitr•a. wit make irTltirn aprlira-
I inn, dlrarieal in IiEN RV 1% AREA, /4scretara of 1h•
C..ll•te, Ili 2 -- ) Ph, t ..lelphi,
tine name, bualm•va and remdenra
Ma rah Yn, ISS3 13 at
TftOllllAT & VALET'S PRACTICE
THIRD EDITION.
IDortrx I tint And l'ano nt rerrnm,.n lof chit
Cig, and I nt, Ph11.1,1;0111. an.t It it. , Con".
,tl.ll - plled 14111... lor Fran.. an d W it .
T—Thrtd Edan.n ny F Inn. Nita rrm
Jell pl:l.;iitsett and for ••11. by It. LA N NAN.
Mi!=Z
'Wartla
PUBLIC SALES.
ORPSENS' COURT SELL'
to l'Ultsl , A NCE of an iirder .1 the Orphahr' Conti
I of Arturylk ill County Charter Bran•.. Ailinintstra•
tor of the Eatate of John 81au.... late of Huth Too ,,
ship, Schuylkill County, dr. earrd,l to toe
Dc public vandue and outcry, ..n WIND/Ll'. the Ith
fbq or Aprll,lhs3. In the frtindoti. ut
the boar, of HENRI' II A %IC, Innkeep-r, ,(called
Rrauae'■ Tavern.) In Ruth ToYnshlp, ectiuylltll
county, the followlne dearrthed real estate, W. the
property of the attnd John Braes.. ,errs: .d, to W it
440 acres .1 WI10(1 (AND. (in hot,
separate t•art. or parcel.. of 130 arm.
•arts.) shunts in Rosh Tp., Schuylkill ('n , sae
ad)niulnirlanda of Jacob kierreraniith Sol 11/1;, ,
otnon Alter, Within, Taggatt, other llnd "Mil
of the said John Brame, deceaa , O. and
others. The public road lrom Tot ealOra br liazl•ton
pisses throng,. I hr. least . l'here it a •owd log dwel
ling house now ors. upled by ktresrlsto Belt', on woe
01 Orr parcel.
All that certain TAVERN 1101' , 4".. Strarles
Plied., In o tenant Mower, and Bart or p,m.l
Land. rilltrale In the Tow oshap a toreral.l.3djoinitag
lands of James Taggart, William Kann, Sokorron Al
ter. late Mary Bon:fibre and wamuel Harsh, and con
ostrig 151 p. rem and 16 perches or thereabouts, trborrt
25 acres whereat. cleared land The Stern truth,
I. now llccupted and kept by Jonue liwhawl, and one
of ihe tenant bosses was 141,11 °erupted Ir) Daniel
eihaop, and the other by Jolas Helix, but ar present
They are I.olb empty
CHARLES 111111 01. Adm . ,
I.riirts Iticstn, Clerk U. C
Marsh 19,1 0 53. 12 31
ORPILINS' COURT SM.}::l
ANT to on older 0( the Orphans' Court of
8,1 .) 101 I .ot0 1 ), the suhscrtlt.•r Adnontritator
of the Ketat• 01 Anthony eter.old.late of Kos! Wont
writ k Ton a.t0,.. In the County itiSrlotyl
CO=MVMM!',IMCCIMICI
M=
day .or April reit at 2 o•clork r t the
afternoon. at the Politic 'ln.,. of llr.
Grarl, in the Nor:1120i of I t. .
Au thanvertatti Mea•nate and tract ni land ntoite
In the Tina ti•ltitl of Fart Retina in tin. I minty
a threaatd. bounded by lano• of John Cook. land late
of Nteholas and _Pster-Jai... and .altrr lands—,l'll
- (tiny Arr•s, more or with the Improve
tpenta, cOn.tsting of a rltione Darning lionr. and
Otone and Frame ettnlde, her . and now or. ha ,
the tilow nf the 1,21 d thc li,state of
the rat Jet mimed
Attendance will be riven and the : andltion• of sale
made know n at the time amt Oar, ,:ale by
T 11 11 , 0000: Adni'r.
By hider or the I our,
r.Evvr. UE.14,1,1'14.04
Pons,Ott.. !limb 11.1051.
PUBLIC SALE
WII.I 7101.111 AT
Pot,lir Sate at Ma late
- `tesidenra of .1 % t' 0 II %eV.' 4g
P MIT 11, deceased, in --
Wayne TOst nobly, Kahoylk Ii (.411111iy, on the, :gym
last at In o'clock, A M , the personal property be
longing to th• estate of the salt! ...rot, .onshottng
in part of the follotolmt, elr
4.lloraes and 1 roll.,
7 Cows and 5 flop.
A lot of Sharp,
S lA'agona, Plough', arol Marro. 0,
Sled• sad Marne.,
Oil.. Corn and (it t,. heal, S, ,
Together nitli the or,eipited 1.e... • of the I nM far
WO yeatr, tall!) the Cr.if. In the trnnnd
girl 1101 . 01F.1101 Ina ml A !Till EN ri WTI OF:
contorting of the 1111111 articles kept In a good coon
trt Farming Moos, Conditioo• and tither ( . ..t,t lona re
niaas , klin.ll on it, .1 LI of
1 En ( 11, Adin't
10 41
/11Irrh 5, 1,51
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO COLLIERS.
litchis and Cis Tract of 1.nnd. 4 00 ar res,lorsted
Tin the :New 13,161011( oat Rusin. is nficred for lea.,
Thla Traci embraces the wr.tarn Pont.. of the ctiok •
Cool Basin ,env ertug both dipa of the Mammoth Vein,
et Ith a run on the seems of .3111 perches. The eaten-
Mon of the Mill Creek Railrotd to thtn property is now
being constr. ted, and will probebly be botched with
in the present year An esamlnation of the ground
will chow its •uperior •dvantagea an a site fora Pro
ditrilve Colliery. both as regards quality a.ed , plattUTY
or Coal, atotbdsoce of Timber for all vorposcs. and
taynrable descending route to head of the Readln4
Road or Sr hu)111111 Canal. 11, in hal, p ..... eir all
the reout•ttes nee ..... y for the e•tablishment of a
brat r lase it Aste ..ish Colliery
lot terns and conditions. whit h, to competent and
sporosble parties, will be titters!. apply To
MI .11 ft BOLLER end WNI.
Adner• . No I Carpenter 'a Contr. l'tilladellitort
11.1 ER W n FEK, 1 poli”Ille
1)
Nimih 10 INZa.
SPRING STYLE, SPRING STYLE
, e 0„, II APS n arol ,
.e.t.ly I.l,reetgon at the
Am , lIA7 a ,, d CAP
Store. CENTRE St-err, In,
jjj, 14e ,114. it • 3' tijr,
VIA( the patronage so liberally bestowed neon tiler
th• suloserther would ...an his inn•t sincere
think( and hopes by prompt attention to the wants
of htx num. hros elision, rs and the p 111.1,1 generaPy
to ',writ 0-rantilltiat.n of the cane
S II Persons basing a prelereio e for the ma no
fartore of any partirotaf Si.). of Hal..ao have the
•aine-by less iag their order 1% fill the yobscyther
GED TAPPI:N
Pottsville. Nl,Ol S. 1.i52 to tl
DRAFTS ON EUROPE
AN,)
.1,11..nti e. A
rr i , t r r n t, s e t
au t Lc transmit* limn,* to at, pan ,d
IA:41 opt for maid tiro, In draft. of .11 . I arid lip. 11 OA,
and ulna engages I a•venger, at ise rtirirtr i t t ar",
fro England, 'Wand. eleolland and Wale, either
IdPhiladelphia Of New lore also to Steamers.
The 11111 , 1 C GI., it ie. not Bemire to di. im•iliro. for
any pent.n nn le.. they are twrfet tly satintied that he
will Inimipily all. rid to the name. Ile also !wheat.,
Initn madr, that the firm of Bowman., oil.
urll & t o are .N.4ie mm d uu.tr , .rthy an any engaged
biwnien. It HANNAN.
A2...1 100 & I 0
M 310112. 1,51 12
WILLIADI a. DROWN'S
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL SI I\I , FM - it/In
(1, 1.16 MARKET ißtruet, Philatklphia Wm A
plown rrypertfully Informs. drainra that hi...
1101t111 , III or PAU \SOLO (or th.. eppri ht,,g „“.„,
I. now complete. and Invites their uttention Ii
Ile I. constantly thldittg new plying, and drain?
u Ili find his stock one of the most aentrattle to vele,
from that ran he found In the country.
AlllO.lll be foonil a large afar k of
enneo m ng o f lo w wired ; (llngham of e'er) ,
quality, and a etoore mmeortment oftlilt all of which
h e off,. for •.tlr al 3 .31311 advance on Inc Crlgt of
omnnfaelufe
Frbruary 19,145) 7 3m
LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
117 I 'hentudit ;Odor, 4t4, .I",oth vg de.
WF: Inform Marriott's and reaidelo• of ilia vi
tinny. that Ole molt colopt.ur aaroriment of
M INTEL, VIER. WALL and OVAL I:LA:AMES. rub
rat alylea, for pi vale use, or all kinds rot rouniry
males. with PIMITRAIT and RE FRAMES
will be found at our ealabliabment
Long experience and large facilitte•enah'e uito sell
the best baits at lowest price■
ihrnenaletm beta, given, we will per rntiarales for
any sire Mirror.. delivered fret from breakage. at any
point. Orden. solteneJ.
prep h Nate Glays, for More., ftwelhnge,
importation prices TIIONIAM 1 MATT 4. co.
Feb. 96, 1553. 9 3m
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
40000 FANCY CORN FIROOMR,
£,3QO doz. Buckets, assoor.l colors,
ROO Nelms Cellar Wash Tubs,
1111
QM===!
300 Dozen Wit ►nd gr.!) Nra•ner. kr
The larg.st Stock ever offered in Philadelphia, an
thr rheipeot In the world. Urdera promptly fitl r .
• It it J. Sf ROWE.
No. 111 North Thl rd 81(814, Phtladelph,a.
!larch 17,1511. 11-Irn
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES,
SIIRUBIi,ERY, 4.:
T HE subscriber will receive orders for all kinds
of Fruit and Shade Treeti, sorb .. Apple, Pear
sad Pesch Plum. Apricot,_•
V 41.
OcrrY•, ,by theloo,doxen •-e‘_
1. .
or stogie Tree. Also Euro- a;:''
• peen Linden Trees, liorme '1 • •
Chesnut and Silver Maples,
kc. All kinds of Shrubbery,
all of which will he sold at Nursery prices—
carriage added. Also, Garden and Agricultural Im
plements of every description.
0. By leaving orders early the hest trees are nb.
rained.
=1
A tarp aupplyot Fresh Garden Elord. just received,
*Lich wit) be cold xvholsialt at the City wbolcisate
pries. to those who desire to sell grain by tlle qua*.
thy, or asiorttneuts put up In 05 end 810 Bokte—kt
0 ItANNAN'S
'se,' and Bookstore
ll '
Siva 12, 1563
SCUUVLEILL CAN • BOATS
FOIL SALE.
t
Foft BALE Fuuncen Schuylkill Canal 1 1 . nate. atta
•ble for the foal or Grain tradelti
varying In burden from 10 to 215 lane:
and 10 age fratte2 15,4 years. 'fhty write hoilt ex
pressly foe the present owner. node , ' his `ohyri direc
t:on and euperlntendence. and nee fully .'quipped and
In excellent order For further partirulms addrees
.I.EWIS BUCKMAN, Agent. No. 7e Walnut Street,
offire of I" Twit." to.
Marro 12,1052
EDUCATION.
• KINIDERTON BOILIWINO SCHOOL.
cf`INS Institution Is located twenty-eight miles
I north-wear (torn Philadelphia. and three mile)
from the Philadelphia and Reading Rsiltoad at Phis
oriville, whence there is a stage to Klimbertan daily,
during the Bummer, and every nthet day daring the
Winter months. Puente mid ethudtane will find
Kimbenern a very desirable place et which to educate
their daughter. or wards
litl le rethea. ' , camellia and healthy. The
buildings are commodious. particular!) designed for
school purpose.. and well supplied with pure spring
water for bathing and other purposes. It wilt be the
constant aim of the Principal to make this school •
pleasant arid plotitable home to all who may be en •
trusted to his care. None but viper...l.d and well
qualified teachers employed.
The Ofeerseaser N. as nearly ac pratticalde, that
of a well-conducted etaistian family
The course of study Include. all the branthe• of a
complete English education. together with the Mea
sles. and the ornamental branches mitehrlas Shrew.'
Drawing. Painting, Needlework. de.
The scholastic year Is divided Into two aemione of
five months each—the Summer Seesion row:wincing
me the second Wednesday in May ; and the Winter
Session on the second Wednesday In November.
TERMS:—(One-half to advaucr).—For Roan! and
Tuition In all English and Claseical studio!, pet sta
sh:m.B63. For the ornamental branches there In a
moderate extra charge. Circular* and further Infor.,
elation may be obtained by addressing the nudereign
ed at Kimberton, Chester County. Pa.
REV. P. BABY, A. M., Principal,
Marsh l!, 1652. 11 -gm
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STATIONERY, &(
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roll T h ey ~,,,Jblett to °lit, .1 , 1,14,1 MIN..-
.tents to I...hatter.
March 19, IA Al.t
Cheaper than Veer:
w.o(a) firers PAPER 1155.6 \(:d
r - 4.; .V.S t. Pot r.llr
, 111.11 PAPERS. Iron, rrn,. In SI 10
VS French I'upeli. Vol lOUs pf
ciaLed fronl Y 0 to GO r ant.,
Unlirtz,l l'iipPrd. limn r,rdA t" Y 5 rent.,
Splendid Hall, F:tsty and rialoun aperv,
~ h eel and Intltatiun Borders,
I ur[ameun l'4ln , and Linen. I t 4. 4n cent.
inted Shades, frill. 50 cuts to ay eat h, a
did aeliof [Meal •
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edilir.irri. a (letter as riety of
l'ltterrip than ran (unit In .11 Inn, In tin l . ll
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hints,. 111 1,11 hI.
l'aper• at ( al.
Ca •A ',ter, and th. Cold and !nor. eryiiinsire PUltrIAl
a: In. floss roe ertali price+
nil I 11714111 raprr• rmhtarr t•ert and bran) Ifni
l'att. 1 nW.FII VII y ton rates. •
l'aner ll.anv•rs •npidird 'with
Cttlin.hver and l'Ip!:11131,g1110 t. 6.?1,..a1r. at Mr
yrrt lowt!ot prit rs
Elegant. l' T tIIA attvna, el ler•
than I , i r• nuulr Snort In. I . .illerus ran be
loom) •mnng hI. Stu k. vontlable for Inn mull rlrranl
[sates.
r.)- As we are dererunned not to be undersold .by
env Verson who Inlendn payinerto It. goods. those
turps Ins and the adssntsge of sal. tine
from et let,tn an.: sailed lark. lord Letter rail at
U. BANNAN'se
trap WADI/ital.. and firer./ Payer. Beal, s•d Af•-
tin kern Stars
sr l'apar Hanger. iarni4lintl wl,rn r.A.ltre4l.
llart It la 1%51 -
•' Removal :"
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liand the Publlr that it. hiteretin.ved ht. Mt
e.Psperand Bl3nk hook I . :Mehllaltinent to the SION
„I the Bib 11(10'1 . 123 North P.(:11N11 altiset, above
11,,e, Philadelphia. ‘vhete he hopes, n ith tier to •
' Ite toter Ilan tit Wm NEW PI ACE..
„ ,„fi re ealt.tarllnn to all .110 M.O . favor him with
thet, ,u.tntn. Among higslorlt udl be foultd e gen
• F.3111.411(in1. hi of Wriiin:,Lroler, Ptiol
1114. nat.!. .1,,,,En , 10pe. Hamlin .na Ps
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PAPER xumamas
THE nnderslgLee. Live loot openeda WO" pild coin
p 101.• .fork Of W3ll rivers, anon; wlllrn are Onkt
nruf r/n..'a ln, aid the Low... Erlted En
gine...l In ;era • VS. , . De.yratlone, 11:mieta. Fire
ree be, ruttdlr.n, r., kr .erhlrlt they offer at the
lonn , nt prlre• • both in hnlenale and retail The bent
workmen to hang paper rliner In the .1 , 1
Of 1,1111,y
PI. , •lrarr, 1„d.
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dated a 111101110,e thronyentenre Inking farther,
and may he matured that they will rerelre the advart.
tape °I their money MURTON & LANINO,
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14 Arch Sttret, above 'nth, Philadelphia.
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PAPER ! PAPER ' ! PAPER' ! '
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A. M. 1'01.1.11.414 & (1) ,
15 Minn. tf1t•..1•15,154.•1p10l
s;.•itts 111.• ml • .•I !firllrirtl Paint
.rrh S. 155.1. In Com
1,000 DOOR AGENTS WANTED,
51, DOLLAR% A IV
\ AN En. 10 every fount) of th• 11'n1t0,1 Siateo
o ,
oleo knit rnierprising Icv engAge In the
.000. 01 the tiro{ Ilmtlto pule e:lled in the 1.0.111-
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pro
re ll The It mkep:ll , llthed by hon'e 11“.611 then
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sellere,er they tire olTer.:l
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11:if1ERT .4F 1 1104. Poblether,
111 'k% Chato V r :Sete Vogt,
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TRANSPORTATION.
SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION.
1t: Schuylkill Canal and Navigation is how
Open fur the passage ni Bolts ihroughnut the an
tirr hue (rout Port I irlson to Philadelplua
Thr 1..110w irra ral.a of follg w II I.e rharged I'.lt
th
rrar 155.3
• ' • '
MISCEI.LANEOL ., ARTICLES
o 1 per e.,„ ,Ft i
Flll.+T
Iron Ore, Clay, Sand, (Havel. Mena,. l'awrought
Stone, 11,1, It -hot., Limestone, sLarked
Ltine, Linares Spall3, - ordworol 1 1 n•t•
nod Mill.. Rough nark and Ca vaunt, one cent an 'a
half ocr ton per rule, for the first ten mile.. and a
101 l rent iwr ton per mile for earn additional mile,
Ina no chary/ shall be mail. for Goy di.tear• reseed
rug thirty . ems per ton
14E1 Wirt I'l ASS
lied Lime, Marble, Wraughl "I " r abbi'd
Stone. hitiintinous I 'nal, Bricks I, ...Soup y(tuna and
I oitlier Ore, Iwo rents per 101 l per mile. fm the br•t
ten tithes, and half a rent per toll per mile Ilyr each ad
dtttnnal note, but no charge shalt be otatie_for any dia.
once acceding folly rents per toll.
tIIIRD CLASS
111,1 of all klnila In any ante of mantifacturn be
yond the ore, Salt and Fish, nne rent per ton per
mile for the flint twenty mile*, and half 1 cent per ton
pl-I nide for earl additional title, but no charge shall
be made fur any distant:lr exceeding fifty retitle par
ion '
LASS
f;ririn, Floor, :reeds Timber, r.ioni and ellnar•l
: 4 aseed Lumber, Hoop Poles r • Shingles. Laths. and
Starr. In boatr,liay and Straw In hales. Merchandise
o all iiinili. and all articles not otherwise areciiirel
ri enumerated. rent. pet ton per mile for the first
n miles, and a half rent per ton per tulle for each
a , liriOnal mile, bug tin charge shall be made for any
dirt ante exceeding slaty rents per tor, Timber
rotidia and square, Sawed Lumber. IlOop roles, Shin
gles. taith and Stares, In rafts, shall be charged ar
eordinitZ\-the rate. In this set iton, provided the sev
eral link. is raft shall he sluts ed to allern•t• at
the h.ek• a llh 1113, IdrieThding or dr.rrodtng boat that
111.11 , hr read'', in pas., caherh . l.• .o( rang shall he
charged the full ill-trier rate, eft i rent. Per ton per
lock b• low The lily iit fielding not font rents per
ton per I°4 above old city.
Clmei where one OT more Inca. are
P11”.1, and the distance:riffled shall he lead Ibis IWO
Miles. the charge lor Toll shall be for two intim an.
tontine to the elas• to rennin Articles , arried may
belong
Itt all wh ere t h e c,ir e loing Rates, (or Toile
only, Shall etreed ci rents per too on the ascertained
tnnnar of the for any Inch passed below
Reading, or 4 cent, per ton above Reading, the Tolls
shall he charged at three last mrationed Rotes 05 all
Attic 'es
TOLL ON EMPTY BOATA
Certificates will be granted to Boats intended to be I
Ton regularly In the trade or. the lin. of the Canal, by
the p•vment of TEN Dollar, to any I ollertor. nine
rerun, anti will entitle the Boat in • permit for each
trip to pals-the whole or any part of lb. line empty,
during the boating tenon of 1153, provided such Boat
Wail pay a sum in Tons equal to ',Ten Donate per
month. .
Boats tel entitled to nub permits will be clanged
Are rents per mile. note., they rear I irk. Who alias
paid live Dolisia in Toils.; but Do chatge 'hall be
made (for any distance) exceeding One Dollar.
Any Iloat not permitted at afureatiiii, and running
upon a single level of the Works, shall pay Cor each
lock they may at any time pest, foe. cent. per ton
on the ascertained tonnage thereof. above Reading,
agreeably to Act tel Aeficenhiv.
re- Masters of Boats Wilt be requited to eabibic
811 " of Lading. or Manikins , of their Cargoes. (when
then are demanded by the Collectors or Loekterder,)
it the time of applying fora Permit,or at any other
time when they shall reach the office of a Collector
of Tolls, dating the paging, of the Boat to the place
of death:onion. If they do not present. correct Bills
of Lading. or Manifests of their Crag°. a, they will
he charged the extreme tom t• authorised by law.
By an Actof Assembly. passed April 17. 1848, it le
Lproyided. that if any person engaged to transporting
Coal, Iron. tiamber, or other armlet! of Merchandise.
or any property whatsoever, on any Myer. Canal or
Riilroad. shall tell, pledge or dispose of the name. or
any part thereof, without the convent of the owner
thereof. he than, on .conviction. be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor. and be punished by a tine of not
ie.. than Perry, nor exceeding Five lIIINCIOILD
lint L•lll4.•nd also by unprisonment In the jail of the
proper county. for tot We than twenty days, nor
more than one yeae.iit the diacretion of the cacti.—
And any peraCia who shall knowingly purthia• any
loch property Dow any transporter thereof, without
the consent of the owner. shall be liable to pay Snob
ownerdenblethe value of the property sii purchased.
1
By coder of the Managers.,
P. FRALEY. President.
Office Schuylkill Navigation g
Company, March 12, 11152. fll-if
NORTON & CLYMER,
trIitANAPORFEIIB AND COAL DEALETtn, will
I bare A-Llne of First Claes Canal Darren, running
between Foust ille. Albany. New York. Reading and
Philadelobla, on tls opening of Navigation.
it). Contracts tar Freight will receive prompt atten
Alan: Residence—Beading, Pa.
W.H.IIIOIITON. , DonILI. a. CLvisita
Fib. 19,4853!
DRY GOODS; &(-
SPRING MIL.LINERIN GOODS.
1011 N STONE & SONS, Importers and Seater• ttt
• F'tenth Illtnistert I*, No 45 South eISCONS
P1J11.1401/IJI.I. r lyrd I.y the arU
Idrge and well sele,:ed assottusent of ft I t itlNO
MILIAN Ell V 41tH111s.a I e now plrparo.d t.. offal their
I.ll.lilllter9. at the Int, eat tn." k a t
I:lace Since ior Sonnet*,
Fancy Bonnet nod Cap It:bin.no.
Fr, uch and American Arlifit ial Flowers.
4 rail.... all 041101.,
Fancy Neut and Lace...
Together %Irk e•ery mltlcie ppetininlng 114 the Mit
linery trade
March 12.1,33 11-2 m
=1113113
..Nro. I: I North 'I ECUA'D Steer,
C.rrnr! Hot"? ,pd'hsiudPipila •••1
HA VINO in Store a full and ektenalre Age
iiontuent i.l all kind, of 111. ARTI-' g
•urh •• Ribbon., Ivies. blond Glad.
Ada,. Floret/red, Bonnet Frames. oil a large oa
atortirtntent of Nee...lle-retorted llGKret,
LARS.
EDGINt/il. ect., ingather with a $ll,ll variett - in
,7„ :of other arto lee. in our line, too /I murmur 11, di
". mention, at
WIROLICSALE AND ttIiITAIL.
N 11,—I reque , it all anth that •re about ma- 2
king their Am Nil 11 . 11(11 1.. give ine.
a call.
March It In:
SIZES. SHAWLS and EMBROIDERIES.
DEPUY, has the plea., to annnithre in hla
num.tone enennters In sl . lll' Vl.4i ILI . cog , s .
TV that he has now open at hi. heantlinl apart°.
and well lighted 4tote, N.. 41 North 4411414T1t it rref,
Philadelphia. a splen.ll.l,l4sorttnent ny Nea. SPRING
.omprialna.
Rah rlgued Silks,PlaiA o K•.
I
Changeable 1111 k.. etrinra
Plain kllks. i India PIA,.
Blatt dn.., i Tarr Malin..
Mantilla `liika.Watrred Rllks.
(-hr. I
Pilk• Lining Salta, kr
PARIS ENIFIROIDERIES
- - - -
Compriving noniron Late Goods. Muslin and Lire
Collars. 81 , Cherniretirr: 8, Embroidered
Oarnbrir Illandlierchiers. Worked Pres. Mnstins.
Edgings amt inserting, kr.
' , ANC% DR1,1401 000144
Comprising every variety in the newest stltrs•
1.11 , 411T11101. 81111W1.11.
carton Crape, Biotite Th!bet, (labelers and nthrr
elhassla, Ladies and Geo. Bid Itandkr,,
Cravat,. Blbbona, Lae... kr The abnl• stork will
be otreied at the LOWEiST PRICRS,:et which !nods
of rgtnl quality ran be bought In Anlrli , .and lb ' , an
with plea•nr• to all Who may r4•4lr nlm with a tali.
Y DRPUV.
N.. 11 North 'Eighth torsi
10-3.1
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t T xi!! North N'D,:hrert • atm,. V. I
Philadelphia. wrth! regpeer fit lly rah the al
I•ntlon of hie friends. and the Poshlir In general.
" to him lowland well Wetted *tor I, of CARPETS f,
OIL CLArTlier, MAT'I/8 . ; WIN 1)11W erlfAI)E.3.
DOOR MATS. IiTAIR none. PIANO. I . OV. I
tf ERA, TABLE COVElin. Cat OA MATTING,
from 1 to 11 yard. tn lie, for Puhll• Moot.,
► Counting Howes, hr.
4, Men, en my I.lfaneh Orme, IV, opting flarden
Street above Ninth.
Tel. 1.0,1e,53.
LITRE & LANDELL,
a nd Arc', streets. PhtlaJelyhi.t.
12E n ow,iin GOO D Y.
lw 1 n fo k r .„
r gBl e
1r
IF
'Fikohlonahle Shim I. ;
Nrw designs of bro. G(10.14
II rlilsh, Frr n, h ar., INDIA ti(1014 , 4 ,
Linen, Darrotsk• awl fliflnking
Full $1.1( k of A file ir II f'unun end lVontoti Good.
MEI
!S• H Mtnlassie Hoyera aappliettia 1 at attr and
111.. .table Dry llooda at 1./w pit es ptr artl C'aah
Fel. lit, 1.53 6.3 w
SOVIETIZING NEW
lIA II G. SrPLEE, Invites the attention of
~~~C'ounlry Merchan. and Ott Maki," In her
tin
-Ilvolel assortment of PRYER PAT fERNS, for roll
D , ell Mantle*. Tatman,
Mantilla•, Capes, Apron•. Sachs. Re Rt.
The Thoterne.are embroidered In various designs,
printed and fringed, showing eased, how the Dress
will appear when made
Being In constant communication wilb tbs. best
houses “I London and Paris and fuenlslied nior,thly
with every new design as it on as It appears. the pub
IL eon always depend on Ills Old Established Mose
for the most recherche novelties In dies
Aiwa, a on hand a beautiful assorturem of PHIL
[MEN'S (I.o'llllNa, of the newest styles and ma
Nlrdel• w.,« an ached her In thdlt. ISsllaint 1,5/
A *el nt rlla Pa/n.l or, ndl he ,rent lo any nue
en. 6.. my Thtre Dotter,
' MRA II li. SUPLEF.'S
Children', Clutlitn, h Pattern Ernportont.
51 Srnatt `td Phtlattr Iphlx
5-3 m
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STRAW GOODS—SPRING 1853.
THE Subscriber lo now prepared thlblt Mer
chants and chants and Milliners his usuat beats atm k of La
dies' and Misses' Ptraw and Silk llonnet•, Straw
Trimming., and A rtifit ial tin ; Palm Ivor Pana
ma and evert varlets at atER ilaTet for Gentle
-11.11 whirl) for and [team. of man
uf.trture, a• 1.11 a. 13111te$1101) ht."' prat.", %, 11l he
unrivalled THOW
Mouth :tr , , , ndst•, Philadelphia
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POrhtell. Ent:twill.' so condortedthat-ehltdren equal•
ly with their patent. may be Interested. and genetal
educating promoted on the soundest principle.. ultti
by the etas egpedillou• methods.
TO* succeeding Parts of The Pepsis, Fahriefeel2l7
appear on the First Day of every Month: Fro.
cents. Postage, one cent, to advance.
ALEXANDER MONTGosio
r, Agents want N etPth l ro 7 . B ll P li 7 . 7 ' ,B:7:"lu- r_im Y""'
1115rett.191,11153.
0 UILTA HI, r.t r „„,t 7 er nr ti.w. and Ilealonable
..-/Per.""t aa "' -- o ar wboteirik. and retall.Jaat
Panacea, • r reduced P ,
B.BANNAWB
°posted SI cheap Paper and Pied Store.
/I—,
garcb 19, las,
SHERIF'F'S SALES.
lam, ,~: ~ ~ Y is=~: L{ 74 ~R~Ti : 3 : L~`i~i J. 4 a
BY.virtue of a writ of Testogunremelitf . oni Ex.
i44:44.4 i-rued by the District COSIII for, the Cite
and County of Philadelphia, and to me directed,
there will tie eapmed to Public Sale or Veritie, on
S.Vfl - RDAY the .d day of April. 1853, at 2
is clock in the afternoon, at the, rublic Home of
[HENRY GEISE, (American llou , c2i in the Rot
? migh of Pot tavil le; Schnyl I. ill county, the fell :, \V I ei , ,
&aerated property to wit:
All that certain tract or pane! of land anunte in
Norwegian township, Schuylkill cainny, Penn. l l.
renal, begionini; ea a flake in a line of
land Of Seiletneer and Wetherell, on the'''' l 7l,,i,
Weil aide of the Went Rail of the Alai name .
Creel: Railroad, and at the joint . where 9 - 1
`"::'..
the 'aid line of the said laud crosica the ,_
'aid Rail. and which sital.e ia a!•o a corner of the
Town-plot of, frown laat out by the aoid Thwart
Haven, called' •• Spencer ilie,'' and thence Lc the
alai town-plot. !ioirth ionic-eight degree'. .vent
one hundred and ••,s,tt iiierehea to a port I another
rori,ur of the 'aid-niwn.plot, unJ la a line of lanci
11i late SeliZinger nut Poi. cant mrturli line run.
from a fal:ea pme trr, Lr. a line of ...p! ofEar
and Nttllrti. North 0601-lime
an l ll3 .' 'tank!, In 1 1 ,e , nltl 1,1 111111,1,ryl
1111 e X. 'tit" lit , tatli•l• of 421.011 htlll.lll,d
vd to . llr , a pine :rer,) tut - 4i thence by thi , , ,, /11J !and
. , . • •
Sritzliniec and Pon, but not,. TIIOII.,
ven kn.' You North thin, nine decree... \k e5l f.f.
tx ....ten and ..t..ha:( I.oinelies 10 a
•1•5.1, nine degree,. \‘ , 4t..t tort, three an, n.linftrer
cie, 1., comer .1 the N..v.1 1 A mer a *-11:1
hy the -Jzito. Ntiritt
ant . , 1 , 4 1T 4 ' , \‘' , -.1 idly and "he quarter ivn io a
',nth totv-ihrer \r,.. 1 0.,„, 4 ;c u i.
and uall per< de. 10 it p.m forth. 4,-.2;:era ,
gut pemhes peed
North tiny-three .I,4ree• 1 , 1111, I;v4. p.-
I • Noah our "'`.
and Nc,rtl, ' out - Iwo 0, 4r , e. lout-.
I Beer and a- half ',etches to a post and thence part.
te.' the saute, and partt; ht land ...I are
belawate Coal Company. North twenty-.0"..0 . 4
one degrees. \Vest one hundred and it-half al;
per. he. to a post . then., by land of •• •
C. Thwatt;, North seventy lour and - 'u
hail degrees, East lilt t -sec and a hall perche. to a
port. a comer of land of the North American
Contistat , and theta-eh!. the same. South fort . and
a hall degrees. E. 1.1 one Ittindted and Innen -sit and
a hal perrhed to a post Neal II fin% -one degree.,
Lett twenty-etght and a bull perches tin a post .
Nmth forty and a hid( degrees. East !tient% .eaft.l
and a hall 'knell!, IQ a post - . North tiny-one de
grees, East twent)-eight and n hail perelter to a
post . and North ..evettlN •n%,• degteer, East
three and half perrhes to a port at a Imo of :and
01 t^etizaftrer and Wethettfl , thence by the same.
o Olil coW and a hall deLn-el, Eaq 1.111" pe“•lo.. io
poq. South th.rt‘ -two degree-. F...nNt twdliPs •.?
half Ix,OK, to 111)0.4 , :3011111 fitly one dr-
greet.. Wek thirty pviche, to t. pa,t, rodh
thirty-two tlegree.. Ea•t thirty-set - en perch. , to
the place of Iteguming..i-ontaining 'Mg 11l N
DR.I:I) AND FORTY-FIVE ACli Ef. 4 . be flie•afilt;
not cor le•in. 'The greater part 61 - 111 c surd tract in.
parcel of land to purl of the prentiws Which War
conVe%cd by Caroilne Young. Executrix, toil
nut. William, and Bo•by•hell-
moors of the last Will nth' Tettamen't of Kobert
Young, de ...rented, by Deed dated the twenty-third
duo of July, and recorded in :Schuylkill coun
t , to geed gook. No. Ir., page IS7, to
the raid Thomas itaven. hos heat and + j
ntstes, and fifteen newt and thaty-two VII
perch,. oddlre said two hundred and bit
ty-tive aere• 01 land irat conveyed by
the Nair! Chrimberlam and Marta hit wit,
be pr'erh . dated the fast day of Mb . and in
tended (o be recorded in i4clitryllitli county, to tire
said Tnoruat Haven. hit heat nail aslant—and
two undivided Itill, parts of the Coal on tilt) -1 firer
acres and one hundred and twenty-eight perm.— of
the Mid land together; alto. with two,' midis. liter!
fifth parts of the Coal gl the 'raid ot' forty eight
acre and eighty perches hereinafter described wa•
conveyed b. John Price Wetherull and Harm K
hr. wife, and Willmm W'mherill and.lsailarlla hi.
woe. by Lkstl fluted the frith.dav•of June Psi:.
and recorded in Setup. 1k tlf county. in Deed liook
ara
No Its page to Ilw said TlOunas Haven, 100
heirs and assign. And two other tiodivaled
parts of the Coal the said Mot stool e two tract,
or 'creels ol land, containing the one idly-Noce
acres and one Hundred and twenty'-eight perches.
and die other isirty.eight aereo and eighty perches
was conveyed be W Selizitiger and Ann bra
Wife by Deed. dated the tenth da,. of April, IS•fri
and recorded m ttichnylkill county in Deed. Book
page 21S:1, to the Kiel Thomas Haven, lies
hetra and assigns.
ALSO, all that ; certant one lull equal undivided
halt (the whole-into two equal parts to I,e purled
and divided) of avid if all that certain
tract or parcel °flood, situate partly in
Norwegian township. and part:x in the 4 ;; I :xilI
Borough of Pottsy r t Sclo countx, 4, I.:.
Pennsylvania . Beginning at a pont a en',
ner of Purport ninnher two of ihe division of the
Real I.:stele of John Pott, deceased, in a litre of the
Navigation tract , thence by land an Ist,. (m ar l,"
Lawton, now Furnam mod Met none'. North sixty
edghl degree-. Last one hundred and tiftv.iont, Ni'
i.hes to the alien 'pow tree ni the line of the hind of
F,arnato and Mil 'nines. and &owe ninny
MtMiiined and soh trio 'alien pine tree is also u
corner of the Towmplto of the town of Spencer
, and there pares by the *aid Town-plot and
par Iv lv the said Iwo hundred and forty five acres
or laud above descrilsoil, North ihirt) mine degree,.
West nee hundred and six perch.. , to a Mona,.
cor
ner el the said lust mentioned land, thence park
'by the same, and pat ily by Iliniti,pl the North Ante
rican Coal Company Snuff otv tors dee tee-,
Rest n i nety perches to ti poor, a ,'inner of the Na•
Nig - anon tram . and thence by the oil Navigation
tract flotilla two and:, half degrees, Eliot one loin
tired and riven perelles to , i he Om, of big lion„
containing n•netyoute,acres and sixteeniierhis
and a 1...), nine and waled retail pans of all the ot, ne
or 10..11 Coal in and op., the true! or pat,
land last 0-,,,ye Mentioned and de,. 1t...a-11 coolant
ing ninety one acre, and *queen pgrefie-. together
with all the right- and, put liege, to mow and ttike
awes the seine as now held by the Thomas
Haven—excepting and. revere ing out 01 the said
miners-one acre" ""' l ""t"." perch....
(the premises hist above mentioned and -
described ) us not hereby Mortgaged.' the 1;4:
Fevers' lots of ground which were sold
and conveyed by Benjamin Pon b,elore he
conveyed the undivided hall of the said heat men
tioned and descrils.,l premises to Jacob W
zinger, (and which lot. were partictilsrlt enumer
ated and excepted in the Deed from the 'aid Jacob
\V Seitaiuger, dated the first day of Atigtiot I's
and the said undivided half of the tarn nailer -one
sores and sixteen perdu, of hind with,one noun i
dea tenth part of the I 'oal upon the whole land and
also the said undivided tourtititc+ e l th e s t orm or
fossil I Wit, coove‘ed In; the ... ai d J a o o ti
Seil7inger and Ann 6n ude by diced, dated ihe
tenth day of J ,IS 1 , • avid recorded ni Sell. !L,.1
counts. In Deed Mid:. No '4l, I.' 1,
card 'Chown. Haven Its heirs and asoigns
And all the Coal t.re and Ml inerals ot everS sort
and kind eontaincil in or 11pOil the rntlnw mg dto
efilled trail or parcel of. hind in wit —A 1.1. that
Certain tract or puree! at dotal odium. in Norweviith
towieMA). 3, hilt I kill counts Penns) It anus bee in
ning al the stake slowe des• rs th e
of the first alone do-cubed !earl 01 hmJ , Ibence Its
laud of . ..leafing, and Wetherill Smith tort, two
degrees, Kist lortywight meta Mill ',etches to a ikol
corner in land of Forum. and dht. mars , ittener
by tlwo 'and South sort eight degilees West otie
laimil-cd and sixty ;,erche. to the laden inne tree .11
their lane a. above mentioned ihenr.;% by
the land last alNiVe Norila
thou-title di4We... tCrsl loft, and 1 1 1 ,14
a hall govt corner or alai ,
tract of Mud first above . mod
them,' tiv the tract of land urst iitsne ,b
-ed dryer's-, Rust on e hundred and
vet lo the ',lace 1,1 bef_lllllliiii2. vont:lining
forty -eight acres and eiglitt perelie*, Lind lieltig Ilie
Town-plot 01 the WWII of flsoicen alsc.e meld
nursed, with Ilw t.ght for loin line •,.d
Chamberlain limo heir. and assign., lo mine and
taLe awn) till cue end 'ol,f 1 ire and Minerals of
es cry sort and kind contained 'a or upon the surd
last above des, i dn•d tract or parcel of mood. contain
ing torti-eight acre* and mighty ahour
making tun 'eittopensation for met elicit rpm the
surfaee et the - oaid last inentoned land, iii cote-,
tiarlirie of ulna¢ And tiro, the right for hum the
said William t 'hundierlain, his heir. and assigiss to
pus. ihrmigli the .aid last Mentioned craft tir parcel
of land below the out Wee theleol. ill ullldirectiono
for all the pnrlon.c. neeto,liry of eon enient of
mining Coal, Ore and MI:1mill, Isom um, land now
owned ht - the said Thomas withritat
bir any eticet upon the nurture of the said last
above deScrtbed tract or parcel of land a, Mlle and
(reek to ail reoperis a. Ito the •aial Thomas Haven
now ha. and holds the 'rime together with all Mail
'angular the Mines Mineral, [fiat.
Engines, Aluctourry and Apparatus torollrte_,„ -
!nailing unit rem°, irisand till Belli:41' lgt
Roads, Buildings. Improvements. Rights, I.
s..-
Liberties, Privileges, ! Herd'.
laments and appurtenances whatsoever thereunto
belonging, or in any wise appertaining. and the re
versums .and remainder.. rents. issues and profits
thereof,
61211111
N R. There are on the 11.111INPM No I one
Eighty—Hot-tie Power Engine, one Forty ! Horse
Power Engine. and one.Thirty'llor, Power En
gine. and Coal Breaker Slope and .tiler tixtufes
for mining.
The sale is under a Judisment on a bond weiire'd
by Mortgage of Thomas Haven to William Chain-
beriain, Recorded the 21st of August, 1848. which
mortgage secures the balance of a mortgage train
said Haven to tlianiherlain Recorded September
1 ith, 1843, and the payment of the debt of 39,826
20,. due Ist human , 1853, will discharge both
Mortgages
The sale will Ise , itliieet to a balance of Mort
gages on Ist January 1853. of Thomas Haven to I
~
P. & W. Wetherell of 3'2,'+9 1 08, and ! J W
Seitzinger of 52,708 59, both Recorded 1 2 of June,
1845; and also. on the latter the turthe Milil of
54.069 17, as of Ist January, 1853 - i
Seized, taken in execution, and will ter -60 as
the property of THOMAS HAVEN, I.v
JAMES NAGLE tilierld
Sheritt'a °dice, Pottsville.
! March 12, 1857 t I --It
' FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY
puttiNc.tm& v 01.1,111.. lq.intifurii•
rers and Dealer, In ronforilonary of all kinds,
No. ID North Third :it., brloar Race. riiiladelphia
The attention of Delli•ni i. 1,0,4,1 In an
of their stns k, rr Is lrl, will bi• Ciu nil ti.
eipialto any in itilt city. 'roactiks Earn. "fall kind
n stetson.
N. 11.—Onier* by 111311 of mherwtee promptly alien
did 10.
ltis2
MORETON & DICEINSON,
PRACTICAL PLUNDEtt@, Tin and Copper Smiths,
Ralhnad dtreet, opposite Fogarty'. More. POITI4-
VILLE, Pa.. where they are :prepared to mak. to or
der all kinds of work In the above branches and sne
ae Shower and tallpper Baths. Pumps and Water CI , ,
acts; also. all kinds of Tin,. Copper and (Merl. Iron
Work node to order at the 'teeniest poseitila notice
Roofint. Bpouting, and all kinds of Conking men
et. made and repaired at the alio noThre nut to
the moat reasonable Irene.
cil•Thrt belt prices givrn for nit airt3ii
28. Int
NEW QIZRANGEAWENTS .
THE In Inform the Public th at
they have eetatilteheir thenwelvele at In
eonnertinn with the ill. Clair Depot, fnr the purpow
of porrhasing Fh.o r,ll:raln. fray and Produce. They
are thankful fur part favors, a:A r ar bow prepared
to deliver gootlit, svhole•ate 1.11 n I 11
11. r Ell &
h—tf
Clltr, Jtantlary P. 1.333
PARE'S LINIMENT.
ar ar remedy, Parr's Patitygenie Liniment, TivritTe
och - ba• for ers long a , tilne enjoyed as enviable
npuW ,
ion o o the Oid %Vint& for the cure Rue ulna
o 01. Frosted Feet. Chilblains, Tooth Ache,
Bruises, dprains, all local pains, and all affections re.
quilting an evieinal application, whether Incident to
manor horae,ran flow he had n( the auhicriber, Agent
(or Cults•ille. Nice 3:Leents per bottle.
D. BANNAN.
F 6.5,1853
OPICRIOII..VIRE DItICK.--Coemantly en
Q
hand and ihr sue , the following description of Fire
Brlcas :
Ordinary elhape.l.arge wedge, dmall wedge, Soap
spin, Dull bead.Ateh and Jam. together with any or
traordinary site fitnished at abort notice.
C. YARDLEY , ic
11-11.
'litchis, 18:,9
,
AL NTCDICIJE3
FROM THE COAL OPERATORS TO
THE L.FaISLATURE
Just as our paper vt•as going to press we
received the toklowing.F
Mn. Berta:—Late last evening we had
a communication 110111 ilarrisburg, stating
that the mei - urging th'e Trassage of the GE.
NERAI. MILKING LAW .asserted in supl
part of its passage, that Deady all the Oper
ators inCounty whe-e in favor oj
its passage. Ti.. remove all doutent from the
minds of our Legi,lature hs. to the law!' or
falsehood of inch statement!, we this d.lv •
within the space of five or sti hours
cured the Signatu..es to a Remonstrance of
the fotlowing Opelsaws to: this Counic
G 11,11ner, Frankhn Spencer
William Pm n,
Richard New,
Geor 4 r ..• Burl liwaSrut g e•
ll dltaitJoerph Tevlor
LeNC4ll).,u, 3 Vert% 'Jam, Thomas. & t',
John None! Ne)11-
1'..r),... ,v,, ver. Beni Wiie4
Charte, Ltrm.n sc Si Thr , Uld•
& 11.1 m, teeorge Repplier,
, 51Ner:i Sr -Iwuan
:' , • l .mn. Si KecJ. Samuel Sillymein.
Frano, I Pars T I varreNtin
ktart.n 11'en‘ - er.
Smt., Wuthiet• J }{6lltertnel
I✓ill in 1%
• Many of the operaiori are ahsent from the
et,uniy. w•he%ar names could Dot. he o'•tained.
and others have already sig,ned petitions that
hate het n sent on. Hut we are happi• 10
4tir that every operator tnat could he seen in
the hunted space of nine allowed us. sttned
remonstrance mu , ' cheerfully and ex
pressed themselves in the stronyt•vt languaire
nt oppo.ition to extending the law to &bud
kill County. J. s.
Pottsville, Nlarch
P. S. ; A gentleman trorn Pineg,rove in
lonics us chat those who signed the l;eneral.
Mining Law, did it under a tnisapprehen
sion--as soon as they discovered the object,
the people generally refused to sign. So it
was at Schuy !kill Haven also—and at Tre
mont those who signed the Petition, suite that
thee now regret it as they did so without
retlee'tion.
r ..r7" . DELAWARE AND R•RITAN CANAL Co.
AND TIIF. CUMBERLAND COAL CO.—ll IS IV
inured that the whole Anthracite Coal Trade,
using the Delaware and Raritan Canal, intend
making a demand on this Company to place
the Anthracite Coal, that passes through the
'anal, on the same footing with the Cumber
land Coal Shat passes through it.
We are collecting materials to furnish a
lull e rpose ut the operations of the ('umber
laud Coal Company —the extent of their Coal,
the facility of ruining, stock-jobbing,
and the means used in pr 4 - orr/ing on the
Delaware and Raritan Canal Company, to
carry their Cual at iiiiers cents per ton toll,
while the same Company charges thirty cent'.
per ton on Anthracite Coal, passing through
the same Canal, trotn the SchtOkill and
I.r . idtigli Regions.
PRICES OF STOCKS
I .1 foal and T/111910, talon Conyanie.n ur and run
iiin.llolll tine Anthracite Coal I' telt!, of Penfin% I
tlf
wer , ' 19 , thr IC Joe, ”.11 'ory
P '.. 4 HERK IN, Itimker
HAIL
Itratitng
M.ne lull St 11..11 lioven
Mount Carbon.
Mount t;urbon ,Nts,Pott
>LII Curl.
t t uvtt:ol ValleN
Lorberry Orel.
t
lot} 1: uI \ fit ,Katt.,ll,
,10 Brunel
Dela ware .51 ,
1,,,t at ~.rn
KAIIit( /AD 3: ( UAL
I.ittl.-B.•htivltcil.C'.nt 3: It It
1.01.511 Coal 6:
I la,eton
,
I(n)lnontain (~a1 ,
'4,al li I:
14.,1[4.11 ( rat g' It /4 1
Lem. alley Lout &It 11 1 .1 ,
alley r,oaiS It IC ('o
Coal .V It It I• 0 '.ll •1-,
1 1 1 A L C11)i PA
i wove rneni !•0
Nor! A Mr. won Coat Co '4 171 171
I.ann'.(2,/ ,
NIP:WELL, A N Era
:Amer , Bunk.
rarrner•• Bank. SU f•O
(:e3 0
IRON,
WORLD'S FAIR PREMIUM SAFES
jf,, Pro4l of t , ',tAr Superwtlo -
TIIE FIRE IN JERSEY
u e ! h sit , s p o i el I r
rano,
to riot.. that a SAFE 01 pout j
nisi, was the ale4ria of preset t.,;• atiLltht.'
, ta..*l
v,n x nor hooks and valusl2l. 'Me
paper., loge, 'r
r
r with a lot of fl . fa
Shtvet Ni.‘,E.FEa, Fork Sr , from lye:..
~,,, hythe fire 11.01 /111 , .• • '
E arced in our acre .•n the night -
ths 'run ,fir No 41 MOIR ,
ery Short Ti.. Ore ionlltienLednem the race
o do I i i ;..111.1,111,11 ..11 aas all, I t no . t fel'
into Ole cellorsbut w etrolLed h, rho 101 l brat of he
fire from or conimenc•ment, and as hen taken from
Ilse to• had all the bras plates and knobolcomplete
ly a tit wned off 101" a, [LB llI.E&Ill
1,1-ey I Ely. Feb 3, Inl3
1 . , • ••;,,,,, , , r , e/f Let•r I ant
-- , Ma: . I '6'.!
Mr Diu, r a sari stir II affords me notch eaim
fro ittn L. In noun you 111111 hr " Ilerring Salamander
Safewhir h we pot, Mooed of you a fliort !IMP •ollre,
ittetlerVed our bunks and papers to g Condit...lo-
tn.? the .et ere ordeal through which it painted at the
doorioriois rood.ik bon that took plate at 0111- wore.' , ll the morn g of the _Nth soma...when the
oak- ts to 1 e MOO{ totense heat for .011/0
hour, and when dragged from I he dames was red 1101
on several aides. We roalie I hill •larietiwol by way
o f bett ii ig I, e t imoo) th i sorift of these satiable
r,,• l'roofs Very respeelDlDY•
LEWIs A (11. •
The I' roprirtor of the :enuint herring Salaman
der site," challenges the whole world,ln the stint of
Tt., , ttea•d Dollars .10 plainer their equal. Awn,
ded the pRIZE. MEDAL at the WORLD'S FAIR,
London, and the t:()L1.) MEDAL by the Amotiran In
finiti.. liver SW nf them. safes have been with and
are now to use. and more than 100113, 11210111,1 trium
pita ugly through accidental fires
Ito l and hand Safes nod l• Salamander:" of other
Maker, hating been lake. to port pay tor Der
r mg's." for Sale 111 heap tales
.1011 N FARREL.
34 Walnut St., Philadelphia:
e r datblrt.rd Iron Mantles. Table Topa, Ar , I rnm
11, Mint ka of the celehral•d •• Malarriatolet Marble
o • on hand in great variety
Marell la, 1,53 Ihtm
---
' IMPORTANT TO MINERS AND
enAL meßcumiTs
rpliE Sub...ribs, begs respertfullly to Inform MI
, 1 sera and l'oal Merchants that he has ronatintly
un hand and for sale a large supply of Chain., of all
steer, from I int It to 1 Melt. made from eats relined
Iron, and imitable for slopes or mill hotpot..., which
fte w Ili 401 on very reasonable t•rtme
DANIEL M'CARTIIT,
No bo Swanstiri and 2 Dock St , rhtlad•a.
Jan la, 1143 53m•
FAIR ANIL'S PLATFORM SCALES
Bubenlber• have been appointed agent• for
the - sale of thit stiperior mate of Scale., and are
prep.ired in fornteh say dencrlptlon of their make,
eJoattle of weighing from i oa. to r.OO lona. A 1.1111.
plc. of scale. r as be seen at the-York More
E YARDLEY 4. SON.
Apri13.1052 14-tf
MANU FA CTU RES.
COACEI MAKING
i 11E Sobscriber, being shout to introdocp Hiram
I Power and otherwise enlarge the
fullitle• of his a Ireadrett•nztv• Es
tahlishment, Invites tie atientiou of
the siirbilc to his manufdi tote of Coach
re. \Vngon■ and Vehicle•of deseription.
lisvotS ever:) , department of the Coat to making
boslness at bond, employing only dile beat workmen,
and using the beet materiale, dealers maybe sure of
securing satisfactory work.
Crhh lee of every style and tints!, toads tp.order.—.
Repairs neatly ■nd stMetantially done aY Orders
from abroad promptly amended to
iT Shop, Morrie Addition ( amok 5, , nearly oPllrt
e the York etiore Potiev itln
tiEORGE . JENNINIIOI..
Marti, 19. 115.1 11 tt
_
,DANE SEAT CHAIR MANUFACTORY
c.th;:t oppo Ho. Pea
.1111.,311111e1 a mristarilly finishing• and on
_ band, Plain and Fancy Cane Seat Chair.,
in great •artety of Elegant and Fashionable
...tyles, for Parlors, Dtning-Roon, or Cham
ber., niade in Fano Woods, Initiation Woods,
and Fancy Colors, &<
Reception and Cottage Chair., of light and branti
ful designs ; Cane I.niinges,Cane Settees, Hall Chang,
Coonting House and (Mire Alm Chairs, large and
.1111111 Kot 3131{ dime and Steamboat Stool..
Windom Chair., and .Peaces, he., ear
listing mended far'lltles for mannfarlaring.lor
can otter a lame stork to feted from and claret.. all
orders as promptly and rbeeply no any ertablishment
In the Union
Dollookeeperli. Hotels, Steamboat rind Rout Road
Companies, trill and lt to rbe ir Mime to eel et the
Factory of N F. WOOD.
No 131 N. fit. iot , opposite Franklin Square,
Fel, 193.1 ' ' g.3m
CABINET warm
Er a r
oniu
N, Sourh SECOND !trr4t, m,
W h n L lVr N l r t 'uli'inf.m
their friends
a d e onetirtteylave removed
(min Pio. 137 Walnut &Met.
in ho 136 south ItIRCOND
!Street, where they have on
hand a large and - splendid assortment of SUPERIOR
Fu RN ITU RE, of every description, to which they in.
vac th• attention of purchasers
Match 5, 1N53
CM
WILLI - ATEI
HOME AND BAND MAREft, N 0.130 N. 13th $t
PHILADELPHIA.
%MACHINE DELTINO Single, Double or Round,
L made of Lest city Le ather tanned expressly for
the purpose, stretched by the latest improved paten
ted Slachlnely. Cemented and Melted In the very
best manner, warranted equal to any to use.
Lops Made with waterp roof Cement If desired
Large or small float or the beat iriliteri3ls and work.
manetsfy and at tow prices.
.Orders may Mr left at H. Rrcti ix's Leather Store,
N 0.236 North THIRD Street. Philadelphia.
Itsats I. . Lariat, .4.
Jim. 15, 1e53. 3-1 y
13121
TRUNKS ! TRUNKS
Dl6 Rout
MeCALTLLAVB Manufactory. Noc h 4th
I • Street. and No. 141 Lombard Mirrat. (. 6 ° ,6 In
Street.) Philadelphia. Tr om.. oral! deecrlption•
NVIT. • 1 TRUNKS
PACKING. Alvtays oo Mind.
T
at NIRIArlal Awl Iffartaniet 3m
Feb. 571853.
- -
By Telegrapkapd Yesterday's R. R. Train.
PRILA., FRIDAY 4 O'CLOCK,
\Vheai Flour. 85 oo:_-Rye, d o . $4. fig
per bbl. $3 00 do. —Whea t
lied. $1 rt. White. Si 10 cts.-83re, 81 Cl,
- c on) , 62 eti. —Oats. 42 cts. per bushel.
1i" A Goon Movritrxr.---in the. prJ
ceedtubs 01 the State Senate, OA Monday.
we observe that Mr. :,,4"r41 of the COM•
nuance on Retrenchment and Ref0r.7...-"P ° "" 1
a bat to increase the revenues of the, Cot
mono/et:llth and to reduce its expenses. .
Something of the kind is very necessary
-there is no wider field for a thorough re
moral and financial._ than it:idle Petlo
- I.egislature. We' are inclined in
Mink a the members were paid. according
m the amount of actual
,good conferred upon
the State by' their law-maktog, the Treasury
would have bin small-- - Very small bills to
settle with most of them:
1%tv,A11.11,1, 4 & 1 . 4)
lumr. J l'illrber
A triantle, S§lll man
77' A Rifit f : SPRING h 39 been on (fiat all..
not the week in ph Vadelphia for the late tior
ri hie murder of Mrs. f.YNcu and Mrs. SHAW
in that city. The principal Witness against
tutu is his own .so - n_—the testimony; so far.
is ver y ...twin; and conclusivre, and it seems
niposible for a Jury to arrive at any other
conclusion than Its guilt Great eznitemen t
prevails among all classes, as to, the final re
sult of the trial. '
P. S.—The trial closed on Thurilayeveri
ing, and the .1-ory retired at 5 o'clock, nam
ing S o'clock as the time for the rendering
01 t heir venbei. At S the Coort again met.
Th.• Room was tilled with a arise audience.
The prtsoneat composedly in ~ t he
The Jury were announced, and on entering
the box all the Jurors, in one voice, pronoun
ced the verdict of Gritty or• MriIDFIL ti
rttr Fre , r DEGREF.
;t J WHIG, STATE CONVENTlON:—TheCon
vention met at Lancaster - on Thursday and
prOceeded to nominate candidates for Canal
Commissioner, Auditor fjeneral and Survey
or General. The first 61lot for Canal Com
missioner, resulted as follows: Moses Pow
nall, of Lancaster county. CO votes: John.S.
Brewer. of Chester cOunty : 17; Alexander
M. Contiell of -Indiana county 10, Batton
Evans of York county, 4.
For Auditor General—Ales. 11.:McChite,
of Franklineouniy, 9l votes : W. F. Wilson.
of Clinton Nsunty, T 4 ;,Jacob Ifcniuner, ot:
S I .-hoylkill county, 'John Stordevant of
Wyoming, In.
For Surveyor General —Clirtstj,inct My'ertr,:.
of Clarion county, 4G. ()a a•setnind . ;:hrt!lot;"
tie reveived ra votes.
The tollowing gentlemen were then titian-
InotWy declared candidates fbr ilierespectO k
, • \
dices :
"
From a term( Report of the Eastern Pea•. •
twat iary, we glean the folloiving facts,An re
lation io the nativity, social , 'condition and
bali - its of the inmates.
rS
1411 l'onvicts admitted during the year ,
►3i2, t', l 4 were Natives of Pennsylvania, 1t
were from Ireland, 10 lrom Germany, 7 from
New.Vork„". from Delaware, 3 from Eng
land, 3, from Maiyland, 2 from New-Jersey'
and I each from Ma..sachuseits,'Maine,New ,
Ilanipsture, ()hi°, Virginia, south Carolina,
1 7an.43: Scotland, Prussia, Switzerland and
Sweden. Thu!, there were 34 from foreign
unities out of s I 2iiconvicts;over one-!ourtb..
There were Unmarried, - - 78
• • married, . - 45
' ‘Vidowers, - - 3
the whole number, Su could read and
22 could read only, 17 were
and only 7 were educated. •
11 Ili dt
lIII'
G 3
Nlr.l 741 T. 2, "tai
111 j5~ ISM
ith) 1191
'al
Hjir 1111 111/i
nuF 611 ,
CIE
Posnively Intemperate,
Occasionally -
Moderate drin4ere
!.(1 2.1 10
"2" , 13 IS
Temperate
ty had not bee apprenticed to any busi
ness : 22 had been apprenticed, but left their
employment before they were of age'; and IC
only had served a regular apprenticeship:
From these data we deduce several impor,
rani truths; first, that a very large proportion
of our criminals (considering the relative po
pularom) are foreigners; secondly, that mar
ried life cunduces to the decrease of crime,
since nearly two-thirds of the convicts, in
this instance, were single : thirdly, .that the
use of intoxicating liquors in any degree,
moderately or inmoderately, is dangerous r'
and lastly, that regular" employment is the
surest g,uarantee against tfieteinplations of '=
crime -I I; only, or about one-eighth of thei- ..
Whole l uumber of convicts, in this iastance. , ':' ,
having been brought up 10 any regular bust-
MEM
Pokftript.
canal Commrntssioner—Moses Pawns t
Auditor General--Alex. McClure. -
Surveyor General—Christian Myer,
CRIMINAL STATISTICS
13=1
Scarcely any one of the many indulgences ,
in which over-loud or careless - Parents sulier
their children, is so prolific of dangerous
consequences as the neglect to tram them up
to some trade, profession or stated business.
When grown up, they are turned loose, obit
were, upon the world, without chart orcont
pass, subject to every passing breeze of el.
tenteni, an easy prey to every species of
temptation.
RECEPTION OF FATTIER OAVAZZI.
The N. V. Tabernacle was crowded to ex
cess lasi evening—from lour to five thousand
citizens having congregated there to give
welcome tr; ;a VaZZi. tilt. Roman patriot and .
orator.
W. W. I'Mster, Esq., presided, acid called
the meeting to order. Prayers followed, and
then succeeded the-reading of , au explanatory.
or introductory statement, by Rev. Dr. Chez.-
Vet, at the request of Dr. Patlen. - •
The Rev. Dr. Cox, of Brooklyn, expatiated
mission of Gavazzi to this country,
bidding him in 11l name of the friends of
curl( and religiouS liberty,°.welcome to the
free soil of America. . - a
* Father Gavazii then addressed the vast as
semblage in tolerably intelligible "broke%
English." .Eloquence the-wildest - and most
vehement. and action the most extraordinary,
conveyed-more than words, perhaps, the fire
of patriutismwithin his breast. He declared.
himself a Roman CathOlic of the Church of
Rude founded by St.-Paul, long anterior' to
POpe and Popery, against, which' he declared
war to the knile—not against Roman Catho
lics. as such, but,against the system, because
while . it existed-ihere'could be no peace for
Protestantism. ifis mission to America was
to obtain sympathy with hisstrtfgglincltaly,,
nor in the shape of navies and armies, but
the expression of-opinion that th'els . cause is
jusf—this, and to defend that cause from the
calumnies of Bishops and Priests, likewise
to get his countrymen to embrace his opin
ions, in which respects he had been success
ful ui Ecgland. He dsnounced Atistria, and
still more France. The man who sent an
'filemy to Route and strangled Republican
ism, had followed up the sacrilegious blow,
by strangling Republicanism in France; but
the avalanche of Italian indignation would,
in spite of the oppressors, achieve her liberty,
eiren as .Ainerira had established her freedom
again, , r the English people. (TremendOus
cheering.)
Father Gavazzi, who is evidently ‘ a very
extraordinary genius, spoke for anlionr and
a half, electrifying the house everpnow and
then with sudden bursts of passionate decla
mation. He announced a coursteof lectures,
commencing on 'Monday evening.
3:7' Including General Piercer and Marcy
the Mexican war has four officers in the cab
inet. Hence, perhaps. the extraordinarrmit
itary pressure upon the President. It is re - -
ported that there are thirty officers from one
regiment applyingior spoils. Their impor
tunities are terrible.
tO Sarage.---Theodore Parker , said in a
recent sermon on the "Power of the Human,
Will"—"To this day. the dead hand of Jahn
Cabin holds New England Orthodoxy by the
throat ."' We havn't heard anything more--';,
impressive in a long time. .
CC' The Fylton' Democrat, whose editor ,
was a delegate to the late Locofoco Conven-t
non, says—"ln the noininattan of Mr. Braw--- .
ley we hare a hard bargain, but must make the
_most of rt !"
CO- There were foreign dry goods entered"
at the New York Cust9m House, last week.
to 'the amount of Fire Millions, four hun
dred and serentrtiz thousand dollar:. This
is the heaviest weekly statement made for a
long time.
1:0" Slow but sure—our Legislature. Slow
in doing business, but sure of tbree dollars a
day.
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