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1 - 8 - AitUttDAY. MAY 28; 184.,
tgr- fthE MINERS' JOURNAL Rai s
ger eirittAtion than any otker Nevapqws
lashed A'orthe
. rn. Pennsylvania.' , sterna ,
a tnanz.the Conl,4von acrd tinessiman. not only
in this and the ad jot ring oafitntifs, but in all
one etties, 'and it also circulates lasi:v.4 ( am:ang
thr , ,nt.isses in .Schnifkill county_ which renders it
one arthr Incas valriahie Advertising zudtuirti . o
the Colinty: . But few papers hare so many capi
t•rlr stt 4 anrolletY on its subsertptioti • •
i • •
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: •' . •
'Er somcsToN,6s:: CO. Centre st
the 'old Past Office announce a Choi.
VISIOnS and Grosiries—give theca a
rir A FARM in Sauiii..Mantieit,
this eonnty,is ofiered.at private sal
tiwineut. I . •
t. McPI4IN, 196 N. 6th
',his, calls attention to his large at4,,. / 1,
awnt of Perfura"ary en Fancy
s - orld•wlde not4rtety foF liia!uperjor
9" - NVE *n again indebted t. HOWARD,
EARL ok CO.'S t :press for Calif. I I
papers,
in advance of the •
GArtier# L. VLEIT. Esq.. ban been ap.
pointed, by GOvernor Brom, a Notary-Pubs
County. -. •
07' HA:VE mscnbiotne Bills•in oar.pa-
Pets this week. •We hope those . Who receive
them will please remit the amounts due
mail. - •
• E •r•
a:: 7" E LEARNED TMERDAt that the stock
of the Laurel flum'and Pantile Creek Rail
Boad Company was all taken, o• Thursday,
at the opening of the Books.
1 . 7 Tue NEW Aathrarite Furnace at Lees
port, Berks county, will be in Nast in a tew
weekti„ Iron Ore i 3 said to be found in great
abundance in the immediate cleighlmhood.
WE DESIGN to nonce all the different .
manufacturing establishments our Boro'.
Their Proprietors would Obligeltis bV.calling
our attentionlo them, that''no.e maybe DO.
glected
POTTSVELE is going ahead• with a
ruNli. The Miners' . Journal devotes 'over.
halls} column in noticing new improvements.
—Reading Journal. *- 1
• To-clay we publish our- , thrd " half col
,
'umu;' and we have as much to follow yet.
Don't grow jealous of our rising greatness,
neighbOr,
- -
Q 7 DISAPFOINTmEn.---Oetz, of the Read
ing Oaceffe, was recently, overslaughed for
the Pose-Office appointment in that city.—
_Be confesses to feeling sore about. It, and
conciudes by saying that, •‘ Shot - 11(111e be less
will tog hereafter to do the work , olitical lead
ers that/ cut out for him, it will be foi the stoo
pispisl.
reason that they have given inn unmts
tal9ble, and:hy no means flatteri g, proof lof
the ttegdini‘small vlatue they place upon
his editorial kry ibes. ' ,
BEWARE OF IMPOST, RS.'
By requestiof the publisher - 7 ti e copy the
following fro theliwisburg tem :
TIM PUBLIC.
•
Tlity.colored m n
an named .John Welt, who ilia%
biierd'teavelliniit through the Eastern part 'et 'the
State, and in NOlii , loWll, Reading and Pottsville,•
'exhibiting a Magi& Lanierd, and representing,. him‘ ,
self as a Dagnerrean Artist. accompanied by a Wo
man who pascess as his, wife, but has no claim to
;ld This man has' a wife in 'Harrisburg., to
Whom he wan-knarried "in West l'icHishen, Chester
De6ethber Yl, 1842. They lived together
perleet harMonv for eight years About. two
ears ago lie became acquainted with his. present
travelling crimp:Mien, and he tots nowleft hisiwite
and children tp take care of themselves. The pub
he are forbid harboring them.
AL A. WoLV.
MEDICAL CONVENTION
- The State MediCal Convention assembled
in Philadelphia, on Tuesday last. TheDres
ident, Dr. CORSON, delivered.the Annual i Ad
dress, which attracted great 'attention. He
dwelt. upon the importance of a kiviwlfdge
of ChemistrYdiscountenanced .the use of
:1 lei - Cory in Medical practice, and concluded
a graphic and gfowing picture of the
deleterious effects of the example of physi
cians who countenance the use of alcoholic
liquors in- 'their practice. Dr, C. .took the
',old ground thav,:brandy, wine, and -malt
.beverages were never necessary in the treat
ment af any affection whatever, and that there
were nu eases in which, substitutes equally
efficacious could - not' be found.
Some of Aie Members were 'not prepared
:o endorse the Chairman's temperance ideas,
a: applied to medical practice, thinking them
rather too Ultra:
We might here rVmailr, that an eminent
Physician in a.nerghborin,i city, stated soine
time ago, that he had cured twelve patients
of certain diseases brthe use of Brandy, but
t , a died drunkards, and the other two are lie
-1 : drunkards.
RAILROADS IN SCIWYLKILL CO
Through the Kindness of a friend, we have
received copies of th,e, following flailroad
131i1S passed at the last session of our State
Lez,islature, in whrch the citizens of this
county are interested
AN. ACT • .
T. blpyrrorate %Panther Creek and .f.artrel
ritfir halt Road 6.'Onpany.
I.—Be 'it enacted by the Senate .and
'louse of Represenotives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in' General Assembly met, and it is
hereby enacted by the.authority of the same, That
Samuel Bradford, P.,Mettonald, Samuel 11. Roth
et mall, Jacob Serril, Charles 13. Potlinger, John I'.
Sander:ton, George Payne and M. G. Heiliter, or
.inv three Of them, - be, and they are hereby appoin: ,
ted. Comm isinoners to open, boOks for the purpoqe of
lv
teeoing. subscriptions to the capital stock of the
Company hereinafter, directed to be incorporated.
2.—That the capital ; stock of the said
Company 'snail be three hundred' thousand dollars.
which said capital may at any time be increased, if
remin-ed, to any sum not exceeding six- hundred
11,1'..iNalld dollars. ,
o'rrno,i 3.—That the Panther Creek aricl Laurel
I{nn Railroad Compahv . hereby, directed to be in
,orpOrated, shall be anti hereby is invested ',with all
the. rights and 'rowers necessary for the chnstrue
t.on iot a Rail R.oad: and, repairs of the s ame, from
tae mouth of Laurel 'Rn, Schuylkill 'Canute, to
:.outieet with the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
Road; with the right to make such lateral branches,
volt not exceeding six mites in. length, as the exf
;:envies of trade nuty from time to time require.
Section :L.—That the said Companrshill be'enti
tied to all the rights and privileges, and be subject
to ,ill the restrictions and regulations provided for in
'lie net entitled "Au Art regulating Rail Roid Coal
pames' approved the nineteenth day of FebrUary
Aim'o Domini, one thoarand night hundred, and
tot - tv-nine,.Whieh are not ineonststent with thii act.
l••• •, rtion.3.—That thel said Company shall not
vllkirge a higher rate for toll and transportation on
ECl'cAmmodities transported over their Roads than
one and three qyarter cents per ton per mile.
Approved •the fifteenth day 'of April A. D., one ,
tlittusand eight hundred and titty-three. ,
AN ACT
fn
.I . z . orporate Earp Rail Road Companit.
sedion 4f-enacted by the Senate and,
11 ,-, u.e of Representatiyes of the - Commonwealth of
remi , ylvanra in General Assembly met, and it is
hereby enacted by authority of the 'same, That
Benjamin F: Hughes. Emanuel .1. Fry, Samuel S.
B , gier, - Adam Kline, William Brady and Conrad
Fry, or any three of them, be, and they are hereby
ajpointed, CoinmiSsioners to open' books tor the
r of receiving subscriptions to the. capital
‘4. - wk. of the Company hereinafter directed to be in.
, orporated. • .
ortion 2.—That the capital stock of : said Cote
pant Shall be ore hundred thoUsand dialers, which
uJ capirat . may be increti,ed, il .requtred, to any,
not exceeding three. hundredth:in - nand dollars.,
3.---That,the,Earif Rail Road Company:l
hereby directed to :be incorporated Shall be and
hereby is investtuPafith all the rights and powers
i:ecesmry for the construction and repairs of a hail
Ii 'ad, beginning, at one or more points ort , the Earp
laud'. - in tSlvtbe, New Castle and Cats Towasnips,'
County, thence by the most cool:Tat
eot route to connect with the Schuylkill Canal, the
and Reading Rail Road, or say othtr
lioad, cast 01 Pottsville, in said County, and
o. cross or intersect any Rail Road, Cans.' or other
improvement on the line of said Rail Road,
Miyinred, - .That Foch connection or crossing s h a ll
not 'intirfere with the free use of the works already
.1
-1.- , --That the said Company shall not'
4.—T
hat
highs rate of toll thins three cents per ton
Per mile for nil, coal, and for ether commodities
transported over said Road more than one cent per
ton per Pit ile for motive power.
.`z,rtion the said Company shalt be en•
tlitr.d to all the rights and privileges, and be subject
tri art re,grictions and regulations provided for 01
the act entitled "An Act refp:ating Rail Road Com
panies," approved the nineteenth day of February,
tine thouiandeight hundred and torty-nine.
Sunt.t.,
,
Speaker of the House otßepresentatives.•
Tito. Cstisost, Speaker of Senate. •
Approved the twentieth day of Apiil A.D. one
thou-and eight hundred and itlq - three.
BIGLER.
It
• Pennsylvania , es, ' 1
SEcarrany's Orytcz.
I do hereby certify the foregoing to be a
L.,• true and correct copy of the original act of
the (ieneral Assembly an act einnletitan
act to incorporate the Harp Ball Road Company,
NTroved the twentieth:dal- of April A. I). ow,
it,Rt and eight hundred and fifty-three, as the same
rytnalr.S.' bn the in this etTice r
In te,ncnogy whereof I have hereunto set Land and canted the seal of the Secretary's office to
In ntliaed hereto, infixed nt Harrisburg thedtventy
-crond day of April A. 4). one thousand eight hurt
;nerd and.fdly-tlttee. E. S. 'JOODRICH,
'PePutY Secretary of the Commoowet4.
POWERFUL LECTOR
~
„, .., I I
Fatherrtarazzt r * heed ectu c , to P t - .
tidelphia for the last - week. He i an extra-•
ordinary mats=-bits;, goesse, a . t i al ki i s
thrilling;,sad imam easily tma,g ne the! en- I"
thusialtili creat ei*hin address," • gbh euun
trintpa;,; He 4de/es that ke is no Protestant
—that would have don e for the six , eenth caw.
tu ry -i-hi ii done protesting, but does for the
totalannthilAtion of the Pope and \Pcery.--
He,dec.lnies'that'Poirety is • the v4ry essence
of -despotism, and is deadly hostilt to all 'po
-1
lineal and religious liberty—that there can
not, and will not,'be peace or safety, so long
as this power exists. He urges upon the peo
ple
thenecessity of resisting Popery at the
thresliold—nci contessions will', Satisfy that
power. except the total surrendsr ,aL f the rosin
, try and alt Its insliutinns:', \ He iges upon
the people the great necessity of , landing 4
and sustaining the Public Schools 'cid the So
,, claws fur the :distribution of the ible. The
Bible in the Public Schools' - point' no
American ought to surrender xceist with hi s
life—it is the; bsis of the rig sof the people
—and a ' bulwark' against , eipOiism--aid
without it that we wouldsoori degenerate and
Ibecume as degraded as the paynsisiof Italy.—
The speaker stated 'that he pi tied
~ the delu
sion of the American people f thssupPosed
that Popery here was ditereat froth Popery
in lialy, Spain. 6.:e. 11e.declared it' to be die
same eiery whe re,. so siion as 4 dare exhibit
itself in its'true_colors. • I.
• t, oppo,4itn
• lot of Pro
town•hip in
t I'hi ladeb
rried assort.;
He has
1 anufactutvs!
AN ARGUMENT
Don't start; reader, the
...fournal is still, as
it has always been, an unflinching advixate
for Temperance, but being
1
anz
mus to render justice to all payttes, we insert
the'following, on the other stile of the ;ques
tion,—it #
needs but little, guessing to tell the'
character of the author,:
Now, I ax von, fellars; who's the! hest,
citizen,'liim that supports goveriament,i or'
him as doesn't lo it. Why him as (foes,' in
course. Westipport government, every lone
as drinks supports government-4hat Iris, if
he tickers at a license house. Every blessed
dropt of licker that he swallars that is !taxed
to pay the salitrieS of them ar greataiofficers,
such as 'Mayors, Corporationers. Hie COnsta-
Wes, 'Presidents and Custom House gentle
men.‘ 'Spose: we was to quit drinkin why'
government must' fail; it • couldn't help it .
nohow. That's tbe very reason I drinks.:;--
I don't like, grog—l mortally hate it. If I
Jollered my own inclinatical.rd rather drink
buttermilk. clk ginger-pop, or Dearborn's sody
water. But tickers for the good of my
country. :o set au example of patriotism and
Virchuotfs self-denial to the rizen generation.
, This is, perhaps, the best, if not theonly,
argument the Rttm-ies can get up: t
' Ery" THE FRIENDS of 1116 Name 13*, to
Philadelphia,,have held .two.nleeting,s lately,
and suhscribed $2,205 to aid in securing the
suppression of the liquorAraffie.
Those were the right sort of temperance
".friends.'.'
THE COAL TRADE FOR 1853
ataRNAL I IIIW46
The quantity sent b Rail Road this Week is nO.-
914 00 ton--h:• Canal, 2;1,111 07 tons—for the
week, 51,048 07 tons, an inerme of only lk l toot'
over last week. 4
.
We are still short of ,ass year's shipment 09,324
114 ions, and not gaining very rat.dly in making .up
.the de fi ciency. The truth is qui the delity trod diffi
culty in preparrng Collieries It, time, has Checked
the ability to increase the suppl,:,- so fur, beyond Inc
actual shipinen6; and Many are 'under the itupres
sion that the Increased supply from this Reglon,w ill
not amount 4o more than one-half . of the quantity'
eitimated last winter. The increase of wages,'and
consequent irregu'arity on the part of many' of the
miners, has a tendeney:also to 'reduce thesupply
furnished by, the existing, Cullieriei: Such - ris the
state of affairs here, arid it is the opinion of inany of
our Operators that the trade will -:be elleeted,mate
natty Trona these causes, but to .what extent we are
not prepared to state at present.
,1
.Vmielscontintie scarce at ,ttichmond, and trei Id;
high. Several evils have crept into the trtaie . oth
at Richmond and among the
. dealers iri-the ast,
that have.contrlbuted to the'present•searcity of ves
sels and high freights. In some instances sales have
been made early in the.spring to deliver Cl . al, say
to Boston, at a fixed price, freight included,f--effo . rts
are then made to reduce the freights loWer than
a living profit, and captains become ili..rgelted and
seek other 'channels of trade. Foreingd freights
,down to rlrd. 37f, this spring, to Boston, has driven
lthe r Vesscls away, and the rate now paid is $I 75
!and vessels scarce even at that price. Another evil
is limiting the price of treight at Richmond by the
purchasers or: Cctal abroad. A. cargo ipi. two of
Coal, at low freights, Is forced on criPtains, Who are
about departing in disgust with the trade, not to re-'
turn ; again,, induces other purchasers to limit pr , l - -
ces at -Bich monZ and forbid shipping Coal at higher
rateics: A ,fete cents it ton advance in manY install
ces,•would have secured vessels, but the!unit be
ing posittre, , vessels are permitted to depart, and the
purchasers are:compelled to pay 51:75 fretAt, when
a different policy would have secured it'af'll 50 or
51 'SO, and kept the buiiness more. regular: , . • ' •
The Lehigh Coal and. Navigation CoMplutY have
declared a dividend of 6 per Cent., on Coalat SI 75
per -ton, to be delivered immediatel y. — ~I
• ' =. BY. TELEGRAPH; 1,
Freights from Richmond : • ,
TO Boston, • - - . - .;- -$1 7.1
New York, - - - 1,01
New Haven, - - - 25
Providence;- • . 7 1 135
• Washington, ' - • , • - -
Albany, - - - • - '3 25
'Fall River ; - - - -• 120
Baltimore, - - . ;- 70
' REPORT 0 :1,1
From Rie:mmil, for 'the
tiny, May VI 1.853 :
Sb.l3k 3gSch.
; '-
1 1 I
ifinFtonk vi' . i 1 6615
IC nn. & 1t.11.1 :12'59
N. Y.& vicia. 7 4E019
p.s. rth River . 11'51
;1 1
.iS aithern l'ts. 15.52
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1"1' I ' i 'B. 05 9' 3Vor the .we11,1:01,3,319
=I
iessels tor season, 2,276 For season, t 205940
Boston and vicinity inehides everything going
East of Cape Cod, - gassaehttsetts, New Hemp.
shire and-Maine.
Southern Ports ineludes everything to the ..smith
ern States aad West Indies, as well as toiall towns
on Delaware River below Manama.
COAL TRADE BY 'RAILROAD & tA NAL
FOR 1 5 353. - ,5- 11
...F-ent. by Railroad and Canal for the' teethl: ending
~
on Thor-day Evening lant.
. RAILROAD:
- • EEK. , TOTAL. . CAIIkAL
W
WEEK. 11 TOTA L.
P.C. 10,071 153 177.2"15 11 0,596 05 5 , 43,635 11
P.- LOA 03 3'.1,043 Id f • 2.099 01 14,365 10
S.H. 13.337 o 1 235,25-1 15 8,231 11
,: 5 51,51 - 53 06
P.C. 6,246 15'116;155,11 , 1,5,97 10 ,'16,703 - o'.)
4------
• 30,914 00 560,131- 11 122,111 07 P. 53,3535 10
22,114 07 103,345 . 16 ' . •
• 53,02$ 07 751,117 'O7 . • .
• '
Shipments last year to saute pet-Kl: 1
' Week. - - , !I Total..
35,777 11 I 4'23,619 03
20,310, 02 190,..522 OS
Rai road,
Canal,
Decrease r so fai 'ihis year;
- t
RATESOF TOLL AND 'TB,ANSPORTATION
. !ONRAILIiOAD TO AI7G. 1, 1851;
From M. Carboii..4. Haven, P. Clinton
To Riehiiriond, 1,60 . 1.55, .
.1,35
ToPhiladelphid, .1,60 • 1.55 1,35
BATES! OF TOLL BY CANAL' I.ThalL ALT
' oirsr.
Froth Fdrt Carbon i,o,Philadelphia,
Mbunt Carbon
Scliuvlkill
Port Clinton to 1, •'
HATES. OF FREIGHT BY CANAL.
Philadelphia:: N. York
' , , 65
160
00 0 00
;From Pat Carbon,
'•. Mount Catbon,
-<`! Sliuylkill Haven:
" Port Clinton.
The following is the quantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads, in Schuylkill County,
for the week ending Thursd_liy evening-1'
TOTAL.
Dine Hill &S. Wit. R. 24,031 00, ie.1,994 19
Mill Creek do. 8,950 04 ;127,78'2 06
Mount Carbon do 3,455 17 43,154 19
'Schuylkill Valley do 12,143 -1:,1 97,411. 12
ML Carbon &Pt Carbon 10,301 16 1.1.0.9 n 12
Little Schuylkill R. R. 8;413 09 !117,620 10
Union Canal. • do' 2,155 15 :.-18,461 00
Stvatarn, , JO ; 1,52,8 05 13,330 17
• . LEHIGH COAL TRADE FOR 1853.
For the week ending May2l, 1853.
. . • WEEK.
Summit Mines, • '14,432 00' 09,121 02
Room Run Mines, . 2,790 17, 11,8d8 14
Beaver Meadow Co., 2,145 10 7, 790 OS
Eau Simla Loaf; ' 780 18_ 3,747 14
Spring Mountain Coal, 4,924 14 9.051,04
Colerain Coal, 2,075 17 - 9 , 539 17
Hazleton Coal CO ?,935,06 jl 17,553 15
. 1,146-10 5.473 14
14 . 0 glir 1,087 12 J 6.843 19
Duck Mountain Coal Co., 2145,05 .12,902-19
Wrikes4arriii Coal Co., 1, 0 60.12 H 3,095 16
Tb ginie pd.iod last year,
• 1,!
Decrease tltis year,. - • 28.757 09
Shipnala toi,,corterponding week. 1&32,; 36,741 00
CtiIdI3ERLANEBITUMINOUS COA.L.TR:ADE
For the *reic ending May 6, 1553 : -
ROAD. e4NA.,... ToTA,...
Sarne:lL R., to 3:10.5 2.954 1 6.159
Camberla44' ,
to 2,712 2,25 G 4,966
Total for the :greet; 5.917 • ' 5,20 11325
Total tOr tha Tear, 146,651 togs.
Cstinberiand Niner Journal.
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wei-k eucling* S.atui
UeStiuntlOU
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7.
56,0.)0!
A 414.441 11
734.117 07
*iltijl
BAIL ROADS
a1 : 145 at '.107,559 02
1;120,346 11
= nwroittaLAVAMICAT/ONS. I
In 'no profession is the division of labor '
more impertant'thieir - in out own, says the
Wa5hing14.144 1144, :. the numerous read
eta of a Pali l o';!v ( Pftiavirriety, of style ant
subject which .no orteeditor can furnish.—.
Most eifiterisare prone to discuss those sub
jects its which •t hey excel:. So long - as - WI
s ubject is interesting to the public their err
cies are popular. But fashion changes. Pul
lic intereit is 'transferred to sotne other topii
and the able writer on trade, or the publ.
lands, is laid , aside for an exciting disputation
upon the mysteries of spirit rapping. "In
happier days" an editor and subscribers con
stituted a family ; the opinions of theeditor
were never controverted by the argument of
an antagonist ; his readers, like theenduring
hearers of some orthodox divine, listened to
his interminable exposition of his own prin
ciples, and never witnessed any comparison
ul opinions, unless when a foeman of, straw
was set up to be triumphantly overthrown
and demolished. ' But the reign of the edito
rial essayist is over. There is too.tuuch to
read and too little time to read it in. iThe
contents of a paper must be fresh, brief and
varied. The tendency is to Throw ofT all
generalities and come at once to ti ate- ,
I nab. Men read newspapers to posaiem-:
settees as to facts, malting their own applica.
lion without the aid of editorial leading I
strings. This is the paragraphic era. • Let
lets are read before leaders and a group gt 1
readers will - shy off from thearithmetical de
tails of a "glorious victory," to laugh at an
Irish retort in a police office. But ability and
information are indispensable in the condue , 1
tot of:the. press. The troinense enterprises
of the day are so much connected with ecien. I
title: facts, often with the foreign policy of the
government, that a journal may often ren- I
der its subscribers an invaluable service by
a geographical or geological treatise, 'or by i
accurate information regarding our relations' I
with foreign countries. In the conduct of
the press, therefore, there should he division 1
of labor: editors should study the various
topics before the public; and should; above all,
cultivate! the invaluable attributes of accu- I
racy and hrevity. -
TFIE CAtoruc SHIP EaressON.—There
having been reports that the caloric ship was
an entire failure, Captain Ericsson has pub
lished a letter, slating that the only difficulty l
met with is that of the cylinder boucirns or
heaters, made of boiler iron, having - proved
too elastic and yielding to rem* atr tight, or
to admit of fUll pressure being carried.—
They are to be replaced by others of east iron,
which will require several monihs time.
NEW ADVERTFIVITS.
IMPORTATION OP FOREIGN nooEs
- . BY STEAMERS.
ilE:subocriber bao made arrangements for the
imputation of any kind of Book, from Enclarul,
France and Germany. in from JO to 40 da ys from the
time the order Ii received. ' B HANNAN. ,
Bookseller. Stationer and Binder
May S. Ifa,
H4IRPER'S MAGAZINE ro,R -JUNE.
023,000 coPie:F.)
Comate l acement . of a New Volume
. ,
lATILL he received today ' pt. il o'clock. The month-
IN.ly'edirion of this. work has rue
. up in 125,0u0 1
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copies. which Is unexample , em 11farti.ii,e publishir . g.
Subscriptions received and the Non, for sale at.
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ELEGANT MATHEMATICAL • 1 1
INSTRTIMEN.T.S. . • ' 1
9 1 .11 E .nh•cr Iher hn. Jim receitied an as-'
sortmeitt nf Grrialw ?hiker aCathematteal !petrl
meats, which will not corrode, varying in prier. frnni
$9 to $2.2 per cake. Alec.. beantifiil cakes of Instru
ments for the pocket Also. Ivory and Ilmewood
Scales, among which art , several new knit tisefitl
Sales. fOrming a combination nfiti different Orate*.
A 1.,. pocket Compasers„ Tape . 1.1nelt;„ Ate.. together
with eheap Inetrtintenta. for Sclinrolo. tic. Just
received. at prices touch lower than usnal,
ttktiltia.iVril
Cheap Stationery and Variety Stoke..
,tac 4R. 1457."' '
ANOTHER pi izz minas. AWARDED'
To E. MrClai n for the brit Prrfermery dud
Paney ,;oapt. at the hate Fdir held in.
' , ton City. • .
a ..aril.
highly 'perfumed Vezetob:e
Thk importantrdiAcnvery tifISM.IMPP properties
whirti we believe no oilier article of the kind demi'.
It will deanie the scalp. produze a full and 11111111
ful growth of hair. Ita medleinal qualities aid na
ture amfrender the hair healthy. tnolat and pliable,
and• yet so pure that it will not soil hal nor bonnet.
Itinntifirtnred by E. Mef:LAIN. Perfoth et , and
Chenibo, at ilia large and neve eatablialimetit.Ne. lon
A - orth nth Street, below Rare. Philadelphia ,•',
N. Q,—Constantly nn hand a large heanrtment of
Perfomei Soaps 011/IFancy Articles. A liberal dls•
eniint given to dealers.
kla• Hu. Igsl
NEW UDOES
I NEVA!! and Its Remains, by Austen Henry Lay
atd. Aeq.. D. P. L.. 2 cols , cloth ,
Wide Wtt, World. by Elizabeth Wethetill, vols.
cloth, - .
Mrtecanlay'A•Speerhee. 2 vols.. cloth. • .
Charm , / and roamer Charms: by Maria J. aklnto.fli .
The-Two Lives. by Maria I Meintoith.,cloth. .
The Berber. or the Mountaineer' or-, the Arise. by
. .
,Wlllbintlzialbuck Mayo . , M... I) ~ ' .
Ralnolah, or Journeylngs to the IPiebel Knairi. by 1
William B. Mayo, Id. 1).. It edition. . I
Ellen Middlet n, by Fullerton, from the list London 1
edition. .
•
Family plant s front the Bible, by Mra. Filet, :
Etfenlngs at onaldson Manor. by Mclntosh.
f .
Erna and Miscellanies, byttirare Aguilar. .
Travels in Ejypt anp Palestine, by/. Thomas, M. Ir..
Dixon & Kerr'. Otnatitental and noniestic Poultry.
• beautifully' Illustrated. For talent BANNAN't4.•
!day 2S; I 552. • 22 i
.•_. ' ranm FOR SALE. .
WL. L . ri: i t i i n e g iTi n a t zt e P o r r i e v in atr ,e l4 . !l ( .. ) . N 7 .
i t i llj N a i r e c t r ) ib a e i r ,i
FIETV-TWO ACRES o r RED SHALE LAND. Oti,.
hundcad and twenty cities Cleated, and the balance
Wood la nd,.lngi ther with the improvements, conaiet
-, • ;leg of a t wd-ciney Frame Helve
•e_ ~- 7; :_,,, ' and Waah liouse.a Baru 60
.„..„,,;,i_ (get long, with two Thraahlng •ail
. -v- T' ,"'.."-• Florin; also,,a Wagon Bhed, VIP .-
• tl and other Ont-houerv. - The jle
Orchard Ciwitalns 100 Apple -, ,
Tiees,"lsiraring - fruit : and 200 - Peach - IT'reea, young.. ,
The Land in divided as follows; - • . ~_
20 acres rood Meadow , Land. - • ' ,1,
,32 acres Chestnut Wood Lind, . ' -
.. ~
The balance - is in a goot mate of cultivation and 1
enclosed by a g ttid fence. A large creek, called War., i
!lees Creek. ruothrOUo the farm, and a small one
nW
ises immeir ' y alongside of the Barn.
The riffill i 3 ittiated in Smith Manheim Township, 1
adjoining land °rimed by 'John Palen. George Reber ,
and others. is.l4
M lles from Schuylkill Haven. and 1.. ,
accessible by the poynty Hold, leading from Schoyl. - i
kill Haven to Beyrtvilln, or JelTerson Furnace, and
the road from Lab ingville to Pinevore. i
For further pa • calars apply to the soli•criber on I
Ow pFmWw. DANIEL DIERERT.
Ida ..1.4. i 553. , 21-M•
• .
.
1 . j PO O H:
IT . I a stated nuiei
wnrnueb on
bee, 'Tuesday ivt,
the folinwine nan I
!Wirers for the 8
1.11,f
I year, viz:
G eree Lauer, l l
An rew H. Kline,
Japer, RIII , Seii.
Henry sterner.
Michael,J Settler
Henry Ynnilusen
Henry Shelly,
John Ruch.
Edward hlcHanal
G. urge NI Jennin,
Th.inias Yardley
thar'es Riddle,
James ElSarY,
[brain Ring.
• ....
ACE OFFICERS • •
.tins at the Town - Council ni the
ttaville, held attheir Council Chmii
•nine, May 17th. 1853. On Motion.
ed {wive@ wore appointed' Pnlice
trough Of Pottsville, for the e
. •
, Charles Dimmlcli,
, • +-John Illaarron, •
F gaer.cher, •
' Abraham Sterner,
q e a7i r d t :2 ' et,n
aih
er, •
I. Ceo.G Wypkoop,'
; Francis Spencer.
I, ! Jeremiah eeitzinger.
a, =John Snyder, -
M S h a n M u°u g
John Buckler, •
G N Bowman,
A Wm G Griot. .
r. 'Petri S Martz.
to.. David Drill,
sire, - Andrew Kianzle,
John Keppley,
Wm Smith,
er, Klapp.
Samuel Hurozingor,
N !chola* Fos.
Daniel Rill, Sr.
• • - James Glenn.
Tnwn Council. '
.8 A. AfcBARRON; Town Clerk.
(ricers above named and appointed,
It Alte.oh Need, 18,q., (,tier Mir
{ eat , convenience, and take the oath
Ton ,
elimiel Morris.
William Glass
Cohone,
0 II Cu
Nicholls tleitzio
M J 1 Ketti'ff.;
Mi bast dnchran
Jacob Kunkel,
Baylor.
By order of the
1:10E1
V - The Nike
will pleave tall t
ae, , s, at their ear
of Office.
=UM
PER, Sze.'
LP
NEW W PAPER WARM:IOIISE.
13
.
,RTOIM & LAMM/.
Mann far! :ere ea and .1-np' antra, No. 124 Ards Si,
...teond 'la r ahore Suth, Philadelphia,
IA7 HERE ma (mild the largest and best Kele(
V tad Ntockiit, the
• COUNTRIPIURCHABERS may here he aceomm ,
dated. witltltbtheJnroxivenience of looking finther
ant may:ha itsm s rea that they will- re•mive the advar
tat;e of thehltioney • BURTON & LAMING:,/
Kt Arch Strcei, above Sixth. Ph il adelphia.
March - V . 4, IW. , = 11-3 m
PAPER HANGINGS. •
1 , W. WILSON.
• 4nth Fourth Street, five d woors lelo )
Martel St., East side,
Fitts for s 4, everv.variety of
- WALL PAPERS,
qmn 6 eenps per piece upwards ; ineMiling Pine Sa
tins, fiold‘anrl Velvets, imitation IVoorts, Mar-
Viet 4-c. •
Also a great variety sof new siyles of etertata
Papers, Ftre-Board,Prints, Borders,
Dealers suPplimi at tlr,lowest rates. •
April 2.3.' • i , 17 t int ,
ao
sia
57
50
PAPER 'IIANGINGS
,
riptiE traderalgrrett haie justuperied a fresh andcnm
-1
pletrestock of Walt Papers. among which' are Gold
and Velvet, Fine riailn, ILIA the Lowest Priced
.1 1?.1,
Prima. glazed Pa. Also, Dei,orationi, Borders, re
Screens, Curtains, &e .which they offer et the
lowest prices, both - wholesale and retail. -The est
workmen employed to hang paper either In the city
or country.
Blank. Books.; Startnnerie;4T.,
We 116 e atso eiir usual assortment of Writing a
pees. Wrapping Papers, Blank and School Rooks. S 2-
ionefy, &c. • PARHIOIII & ,
No. 4 N. sth Bt., 9 doors above Market, Philad'a,
re CASH pslti for Country Rags.
March 12, 1e53. • .'
• Cheaper than Ever ! •
soop PIECES PAPER HANGINGS
At E. BANIVAICS Paper Store, Pottsville.
' 11 OLD PAPERS, from 70 cents to ill 40
French Papers. various prices. • , -
-Glazed Papers, from 20 to 60 cents,
Itriclated Papers. from 1' rents t 0.25 cents, ,
Splendid Hall, entry and Saloon Papers,
Gold. Velvet and Imitation Borders,- n'
- Curtains on Paper and Linen, from Bto 40 cents
Painted Shades, from 50 cents to ;5 each, a *pion
did assortMeot•
• .
Fire Screene, Beautiful Views, Panel Paper, Deco.
rations, Columns and Starnes, Nitehti.
The subscriber has made his selections of Choice
Patterns from four of the largest uuraufattorles, and
consequently his Stuck embraces a greater variety of
Patterns than can.he found in soy stoic In the city.
lie pledges himself to sell: all his rapers at • City
Carl Prices, and the Gold aid more expensive Papers
at less Ikea city cask prices.
His Curtain Papers ,serulittee new and beautiful
Patterns, at , very low rates.
Merchants and Paper Hangers supplied with
Curtain Paper and Paperhanging", wholesale, at the
very lowest priers.
Elegant PAINTED SHADES, on Canvass,at lees
than city prirs". Some Superior Patterns can be
found among his Stock. suitable for the moat elegant
houses.
ea. as we art determined not to be undersold by
any Deegan Who Intends paying for •ble goods. those
who want bugains-and the advantage of selecting
from a large and vatted stock, bad better call at
8. BANNAN'eI
Cheep WinittraLs sad Retail Paper. Beek sad Sta
mm/4 diem:
gle Paper Hinters famished when required.
march mom
2 T ... . ..•
•I . . .
SALES:.:
- AIEDIGIN•AL. ', • ' --... , 11
' SHER/ 1 .1 4 1 4- S '
i . DiOnSr. " S• f", / , 143:P°17 ._,5 17: . 4 . slatur! or► SZIERZET'S SASSES of 'REAL lIIISTATE.
i . : • TELLOW - .O O u l C.R9 O _, T...' - -... • 'DI virtue of Anodic writs Of Leriri Faritre siad
. 1 I'Dia , if a- Pali7 r `-f" l '. ( ,; . '" * . -P"tAr li b i r uhtkell - iLirc.,‘fitromr. Errysa V. reernerl out of the Court ot
i . 1 1r proP 344 , r" thl l' 1 '.'" . "' "15 " rl "flt " • Conlino.tr nen.' of Sehni Mal County. and to me
151r.tota Ilislira. , sualtslaise c l,Yl naltrallast repo:. i . ~
. .r.i.fectedetlion. wil be expe.ed to l'ab:se , Sole or
.. -' . :(“. , .tt.f,ir theltallae'or 7e • F...., t . . a- , ' •.. t. , -.
J,.. / -_ .
_,, ht,„. 44/ ., / ,i .m , ~,d ;...;,,,.,,A.tr„.,,,,,7 rk,, L i er s . - a me ..ent 4 ue, rl.l "-,.. A 1 L 1%.1).V 1. Stine !lib. IS- - 4. at Ii)
- . ' -- . ,-, - EI -,-,z44 z,, ? cf,,..,,,,!,,„.-th,,,, o coe.: NEI 11 . : - 4 kannO•ll. at Ila . House 01 DA.NIP.I.
..1•'•- • " - 1 +.aerr.rtritee . ~;, , o , '. , ...., .
..
~ Altu.. !male, yer in the 'll. - vnioch of Pottsville,
.. , .,,,it .. "% -. .•
' • - '' ' ':` " 7 1 4". 1 , 11 ,..r ;1 : , l i t r 'd ''''
Li , r 0 .. m. i Schhylkill County, We te'fowing'ilesi - ribist Real,
i and C: 1 11 4.13111.4, a.• .. •-•i....- • 5er,..44. „,,,- ,
• I pitinte, 7trepepoi• to•lit:extion;CesliaPirll.3, •Pitea:',E 4 a !!', to wit i
; ft , adathe. veer and .kcyte,..haratieNNlatora.lo..l. t - All that Und,VitTad rno,elv or hale pert of all those
i- ,er P.PPetiles 4r. •,." 4 cu I! I , IIII" I'"" I " u P ru 'IA I I" four , e'vreal traits of lent}, situate in DrAnch and
.: 5t?,,;,,z ...-ernoar.. •
r Alt,er;Y cciiitre,&e.• . '!' - PVlll l olil l iia TrlE'll.LOOni/ r Plargro. ve Townships: se' haylkill County. Wliledi
,(11,C74! , ,, & Ce.f.S.L.:No!. Int Chestnut rt.trer,t, jai:nu:ll .; a ,.,t ri,w, / ../riut all ilnin , rs. elf!ana•Uis E.'lll7llinti.; wt're.-- - u," . ,e 2 .;ed - in 2 anw l,. , Y, A. P'-1 1791 - I- i C
kin trl;, - opposite itte St,ionic ball, rrspi-ct 1.1'4 to- , 5;,,,,•„:4. KAI': itttettra,ColFlpettp..e.'rald Head., Can- " I tvarr " n" ' errwile " t '''' rier ,,,F , !• l lrtio- 10 " ,;5 . L2 : '
form the hublir Ihr:Vrm.y hay:- heel, trc , ,lvrd and ' t,r tunpl'es - on the r.'".11/.ll:llel.l%lCere,Tlrtriors, Kidd. John Spy Inc'r, and John Otto. dated ! 1 ;;;
hare now on Irlikka sufirrh r;tirriF of Itich Eurit,:c• ; 51,,,,,,,i.,4 p 15 ,,,,, , ,;C,1nr.rt,t. kel the 181 h day of November, A. I). 17'..t'l '
. , ag s
- „,. . 1 .
an fancy and 0f Li:4 hit If let of lbyir nun. 1 ,- 5h.. , 11.1. , . I -.I:, „„.„,,i.,rhaiT tier Srerftary Organ:l..; ( ~` each tract containing 438 acrey and 119 ,
~,
... ") .... b. Wl4ll ii. "' -liii '-ii
r at tl'e h't !' ' it , Er r " ' - I std I. runablina them to p... - 1 r.on. their pi.,per lupe- peteherl, and the ut.tial allowj, h . r ; ~.,,,r r0u 5, , ,, ,k . r , ,
...ell* 3.4orlinera '.urriurde ni 011perlOr s . riilso•J: ARCM:, !,,,,,, ~,.„.,,,,;,,, ~.nd etriin,t ninny pothfut nno 41,1 rt • t,,,,, 1 , z prior the Salle land and iiremirra,/,,,,..hA.,
trona-, toral Jac! rimir 11r0u.L. , 4, F [Men 4:.:: lir, '
¢,-,tar- 1.••• , - , ': ''"" 41. ""‘" •" I4tlrri " Ja 'ob Del,: and• wile by Irdele 1 ete n - t1
'den Print.'f•llio 30 -'firique.„ M 1124131131; ind Cie , Cli . r -m ~ srsrvn.l::.llA 3114y1iie Nerctotoi krt. ` I ' ' Ine -0
:Fancy 11 - ni•of.„ orlirio, and Gm Gm.,,1.,..1• 3 1,e. Port I l' t . ':: : ; ,, , : :' r , ;:'i . ;,,,,„ r !ii),,,,,,,,„f t h, N 0,,,, ,,, d 4 I TT ,. herewith granted and conveyed to, Robert Morris
Nonfoie.., Opera 1411.4er,POrlahle Ikreering Caz..o4,:' t ",,,,,, ' : .,;,,,,,,,i,,,, (~,,tpp•.,, 0... e. .4 and ITOVIeiI FDlri. ' t in fee. excepting' and reserving
.
.land Dcits_ and a Il.ohit.. , ond .orher bearoffot hrilehr-`; 1,, IT i s 1.,:.„„1‘; ti-LED IN TAP. ti.tig of. , Au, . out of theatiove mentioned tirernises the µedit; Wed
:among which areismnie very rare . and cut ionot .. .Atnto: t YEMS.I.i 6 tsif.tell,AlNTs,, ' ' moiety : or half part of the tract i of land called the
instons, , ulso Pal:Wine., Unlzratint.'s. 3011 a et`thl 4 ,1,4 , r , vv.ah,-,,...,,,, potetal et. bllttY, I i re.g.ill.lllly, • ObilrOm .• John Spyker tract , it ,having been retrasea
asp., tiny,at m scpyrinr T. 101. A rtlele... Porlom,•fy. i ~,,,,,.., f .,,,,,,,, , ,,,5 t rf 4 Feer;i,y0 / t,,,J...int.,,, e„ ..r . arse d
from the lien of the mortgage by Jacob Dick - . the
! alc- l' ''l"" . "'",t' ll " L ' l " nda ' r " 31 ' 1 " 1.". the par. Iby v •akot' , " , ; 310 . LN° • 34l T°4°4T " le ". "T s .. ro 0. e.l. by deed . of release recorded in Schrtyl.
-,n ilrily„or or,arial r•nd oilier •pre.enl.4 r 33 0 .•• : 34 c,• di, l'01.1:11S. A2IOIIII, A .. 011%0011/000, 14•11,2140 -. .. m i t -1 1 1z ...\- -
lain Omar at chit olii.iblishrorot, hitt re e,m.yiltilig I R , pro ., y . . ..... . I
. . kill Lotut4, in . isee nnenus oo ~. 0...!„,i. page
1 ~,
',Warr:third I, , t.ifect,;l.vrom 6013. . . I 1c.% i.I,T idle,' life ••( . 111ir Con:potind spun M yri_ 37: 1 , with the appurtenances, con•sisting of a 'two
, si. ti ---'llpPn Cd,4el,--nliter.. rilrani. , er: Vl.lriez the • ~..‘, 1 ..,,.., , 5 ,,,,, ,v ,,,,i b y c 1.,1,,ti5E, co.. , ither s. ory
t .Log Dwelling House, Log Stable, and a
l efty are rpvit,,,i of,?.,31111111; lfle 3 `. 1 ".11' , hi eilie , her ; min...R.4..1 - in ~ ,/f I, '"li" , ly'l ii...;:! ,, ,,, : 41,, 1 1 i t u 0 ., 1 7 1 a c1 v ie e , ry , water - - power Saw Mill. asthe property ofROBERT •
„they puirlia.4 or riot, .1‘101:11.1S dial
,110 WELL FISITER, with notitv
, • May flu;Sh..".::. 'ft: '. '4'r) 14' -' ' lll'l3t , .In d t IRctllsl prl'ilatlit•lh,
_ _,„ .....1..-, - .___. / (..11... ,•,6partetul . it lo Co.: pe•lir l• A vrry valuable le
n to Edon Yardley. terre tenant.
,
i NDI , It; CHEAT ' GOODS. • .
' ' I, r". ; . : j' V,Z;„,.,.E„ ) ,,en.liier Nat iony!ear,,, , ,pr o y!,:d.„„ ALSO,
,All Ilia certain lot -or piece or ground
ry•ITE rinnroter ha:. retnnyvd his s • : - rigr, „ ,,, the,' n 1 . -ter, o .r. Cart „ c.ishirrlitue Betel. Bank situate inAheTewn of Llewellyn. • :_k•huylk in co. i
1 L buildine .tatelfr. known :or ifit• F(I4T ./I•VD,U..
..1., tio 'Rev. Wrililm Philip., 11.!-oe...1. 11 , Ittehnlonrt, C. frOnting.6l Willing Street, and bounded eastwurdly
Pr here 11. Milt jurf<tretriVeri and rip.tied a Intl tt,9l:Clq- $, Jost-I. ~dint Froviachee (tit. . 1,1 %1..1 - Vial' Elf - Id , by lot of Henry Bressler , northwardly - by ad alley,
,'lOOl/1 Or loode,edlr.l4tinp, id . '
•. V., Ar. 4.:. M-.Cvlo,F6ls"•l'/' F. 11 P •.Jatinalilutch - and westwardiv.by lot of Robert , JOhn, containing
rift , 'MIAs no , tit', - 1 - Unihr. lIM , , •
:, Iti,on, G. :•.; D.. 3, N't J illl,s, Dom. tiOnj Colby, and •.1 , • -
•-
:,113regee.1 ..-.: : ' '.rara o,lr, , i on, . hui , , ,,,.. i „ 111 ,,,,,. i , t . tb q mo o it ., 1 , 4 ,,,,,m, t milies. in wifitultity feet, attain depth 150. feet, with the
; Illnurcline de fir.eC ' ,I.,,,yettar , o
, .or Proviern, , , . -1 , . gportenatne-, consilging of a two and'a Mastery
Its roc.' Delarioes,n. , , ' -,. 'Floor rtil C.hatn:-. . ' *Vohs eerlei , :. that I tiat, for a nunat.r t f years Frame Dwelling . 'lease. with a basement'story of
, ;Ginehanh.o, ;. ' l. _,, •NVlriinte Shades,. , bent ;1N . % ti did with ay. ttitripa•dtlon and ode "of !done. with a 1 i Story Vratne Kitchen attached, and
:Prints. 1 .•! , hook tit, thrses. t.r• , 1 // , / , // „.c,„,, ,-,/- mi'ititlß'S COMPOUND leY UP of 'a two-story Log CarpetiTer Shop. tts the property
161 u..lfit,.. iA. L'i t i c . i r
v,0,r.. .. 1 :ti-J,L,,:k.. ii,,cli firioT.
i thar d o t atso been acquain- of JoH . N y tra.EFFLA,
A genrai ass ~,, wen o .ro r, • r es.. (.. .. . ..,.. . 1,
.1
~,,,/,
i;,,
~,,,,,, ~r,,,,, , ,
'"..'. and pti say i ,
Irari.ongwar...dreke.e., ail or whi. - 4 KO .'e -. , 1d a 1 1` 1 ,,,, ~.,,1.,,- _,,,,,-;beets al4 rithmr.l.l, colt ollfed ro'reme- ALSC.)., All that certain lot or piece of ground,
'the biwcri '1'3.11 Palo., C• 111 and v x•mil• 0 ilic 'met , ', i s /1 ,-,,,„4,,,, ', s e 11,- 0 ,0-./.: for 11,10 th o.)K . gi d th i t ignro. with the, improvements illt.reon satiate ou the
at lho 01,1 k Ptiiit OFFICE. . - It i..•eer hilly, v; - ,:natola iii NM!: IISTIONI and all north rule: , of Church Str 1. , la Die 801 , •
'17 .,: I AM l '''' r t ' lltT • i..+ 41:eitaanl •syiepteni..l l ..tutu, -n- bealthv aeliOn °ugh tit Mineisville, ..: uylkill County. -
Po . liovill...rtprif - ;•,t3.1h.51 ' 17-2 p ! ii .,.., , /NEIL Je n-inc.., - Ti - 4/...r..... , nd 11 01CIITItypfttlill •marked A asertaln pl nof Robert M. ;;; ' • ,
I- • , ~. : , ....,i ,
Oftr: 'O., -1.1 oimishit , ..• lo•nitril. arrion Inu i t air
NEW srruw.o AND summer: COODS j • , and LaWtence I,ewis, * O. 10, • and also fp
~.._
'. i ste al- A. a Dl•-i'l RATO cor Miniver of Oft Mood
iLx ittnmer r 4 o1:-,'..! , .": 1 .' Dar,l' Ind i:t 5,1!; , . 1 „ b,,.,„ ~,, „ 0 ,,,,,,., 1 1 .4 VII). Ittil.MCS, M. D all that certain lot or p of ground, sit
s' t llllack Silks, ,;";''- . I SA: Ti-ii.• , , - ' ' irortil , t,•-•',11 I...!aii-$:1".;:l • %tate on the north si of Church Street aforesaid,
Marge-. - . ;it." . . I •De 11..,z,-, .
, r. -1
'ef , 0 ir, .1 t•v C V.0H....1.1 ,k, eta., •
. . d. 11., IMO:WM - AY, N. 'f. adjoining above: being two tats of ground', and con
taining 'together in front, on said Church ' Street.
ILle Lle4es llobei,l l C hall ics.-
/,/ ,I e' id I ry n,„ .e ., , ;,. / ,h, aria .ohmrs thrc.tighout this and thirty feet each, and in length or depth one•hundred
tl..thallic de Lilacs.
, r.,. Ai..„ for ..111, 1...} - JOHN G. Bilo - NN, Druggist,
01M.7 r i1,i,•,.... ,• and sixty(' feet, being the same premises which Rob
, SO Different Ilinerns Berecc de Lain , . .
err M. Lewis' and Lawrence Lewis and John L.
. '
' Full assortincoa:rench and %mei ican Lnwns. p,,n,„,11,., /
100 piece- neVt :...t, lc feint, , ,. i Mar 2.1. je"':dl. • M-ly Hough conveyed to Jacob rzerrill, with the appur
tenances - consisting obi double two-story Frame
•
French WOrl• ki;:ain & Handkerchief-,
Mohair .M.ti..P. , ' • V . .M.OPL - NEWS i con Tat; sicS. Dwelling ' I ,llouses, and one .11 story Frame. Dwell.'
Kid Cloves', :•••• , ,A2 gloves. lii.l iincli. • .., I . Wit. S'iVATNr.'4; , ing House, en the property 'of -JACOB SERIt ILL.
' ALSO, All that , certain tract of land situate in
The imaersiic.,fl haying Led in a lull re. , crtment ; -- -..-,•,...;,
, ckelitiaih.ATED MEDICINES, Norwegian Township, Schuylkill County, begin
'of thr a t,,,,, 1, :f :“.. ~.,,,-,,1. ifi'v,srt: 10 , '.1mt......'ml , 4....4
. o! - :. • . ntng at a stone, corner of the New York and
l illelid. , 01111/1.7.1411) :01.0P.110,.:Iy, att.l ko,l,- 01 Ily,, At. ,„,„,. ,:: , , ~, 0.,,, ..,.‘, ~...y,v„nd Inc reach a t
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Coal
s. nuyigin Company
„ and George Rabit's lands,
times nn c> ten ; ii.,....ritnent ..: ~.taple ~....1-. !Jo. , . e ~:,.. .oloit, in ill
, e e•adplOun
, ej f,', cry p.l i r 1 ,,
4* . . • 1, , 1 1 . . .1 ~f ' t il• , •,•-• ; io" , • , it: - it" ' l 'l' :,'''•-•' rii-ionve prat-, thence by the said New led: and Seliqlkill Coal
nery:•glove- , , tut u Ca n a gen,s eiava,.. irti, ft..... .- : •• ,
! ~,,. ~, ;•,,, ,u• 4,1,ir P) - .1.1,r: itil.it:VNll. - Thote Ii - Company's land. south, al degreei we,t l'Xt per
;and„.,:„,t, ~,,,..-1, ur I .iiiad an ire` Culled titales, tit
all kind, ,il ..hiry t ,i,,,41. it- , hiii , , kept nil)! v
'e ,a h a c t s h - i , o li a
d ; eg ton ree e;
s tl e t - e a n s z si li la u d o: 'Surd' went. 1.0
ch,,,,d ..10,,i, whi,li to:fct her. with .1 lresli and W , II I „1,,,1, C„.., ;1,, , !I:a 1.,' ii usrd..ilk ea mollt ha PPY iperhes to a stone, thence
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eeireleil stock otl4,:roeeric. , awl .I' , rove•i.cs, that aft! ~,..„,:, .1 - ht e.:iap , t-e-- ,, .
'can be suppliediVa.• love r.ecs hi. any* ollter sten. ~ tilt SYraV.Ne.'s • i .• by the same north, 60 degrees east, 104 perches to
' 'co u r 0 i s:n sr:v.in ti c- o r
~, • • u stone; thence by, the said , Georgo Ratio land
l in tho county., -- ,?til are invited to ran and exantnir i
~. .north,:lOtlegrees west, 94 perches to tho place of
,goods anal ptierip."..; ..,I..II.:INDEIISCIN,O- ..• . •
April 16, 1S i:".•::•,' . IC .
-ti beginning, containing sixty-one acres, more or less;
1., , , _ with the appurtenances, consist mg of: sivll story
steno dwelling houses, four 11 story Dania olwel
!ling housesi, ono two story. log dwelling - house,
With kitchens attached, two 1 story frame &web
, ling houses, one 1 story •frarne house. one double
one story frame and log haute, 1 frame Carpenter
shop ana .1 Blacksmith shop; as .the property
,of
JACOB SERRILL.
ALSO, •All that certain lot or piece °I - ground
'situate in the Borough of Pottsville. Schuylkill Co.,
bounded northwarilly by lot of Benjamin Cook,
eastwardly by Railroad Street, south-, .. r
%Yard!) , by lot Of Henry Lorenz, and west- , - •
wardly liy, lot of Richard Owens, con- ; t i t
taming 14 feet in width, and 100 feet m , pe B
depth; with the appurtenances, consist:
filg of a three-start' Framel Dwelling House, with
. - aPae•siory Frame Kitchen atiac&A, As the . prop
erty of WILLIAM GOTHIE and JACOB GO-
DRY : GOODS . ; Ste
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-tiTE Al; E Nti* oiretili7 on 1-: , :ten.ive and L'en
i critl a....ortli . tent of p,..,,•16. (;•,0-1, Dry
Good., GFOCeriiF: l'rcr sal:l Cs orlery , ware.
Aka, a arP,iitaeat tuns-sins
varsou , '.ind, asn. TKO
litte.. Floor iklatt Tal,le-eo,.er-.
(Counterpane=. tcMl, tr.
Thanklul , lor pa , t ratrors.,.•
alicnt!ott,l,s'our our txten.
at.,ortinct4Tir go, d-, %ve sworn! ,Ltd
!not b,r cscrc,liiil sts rn-e
quality or varse.Rl of kind., int) other oei.d ii,h
mc•utcounty'. , our placr..
IBrick Store in rs:re Street, be l %reps, Msirket ;old
I N.JrWC ,, II.I
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NOiiv Carped ir.1,7,5,
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and Norwe4tti gr...'.i, t.iiit.i. VI , .
lini."l 3 ply I,Artir'4ititi , ; I •V' r nil Clotho,.
rd....,
veroti4n . ' O r : ' I i Wiriir . .`1 airing,
'lllg 44,i; ~ 1 I 11,, 1.; .C.••
Stair . e.f.iri - i 1 D,, , r — :.1..i.i.
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1: AE; a full :;•: . bil:neu:',r : I,V,:a kw f1a:;,.:.1,7., , , wi:li
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'Rich , - a.)1.- , 1M . i.gi.L.,!.: - .., ' 1 I halt Lin- n ~I . vi..-,
IWatvrf4l Nlorerritl. ' 1 1 TrAn'.l , tii.".:r itii
{AIM entliroliferi ri'ing..iiii Hili:i• .... ' • . .
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!GREAT ll+ltaz.ira 111 DRY ' GOODS
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if • 41114 ~ %1 :a fiNitli St, .1 . 1,1.11,:i.1phi.., 11A, titwV :,1 .t..rt
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Cling Tante a:id Pry., Il..'ver.4,.fr•thi 51 751,1'5',
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11e,i4 I.'ortotilrs. rii.itikr•en., Linen !hitting:, tin
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GEM
PHII_,AI)E_IAPH
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rx 9 rp., cniums.. ,"
THE tin.l,,rAlt,",l ;ally
tentlon of rt.! 311
it wont of 1111:I 131151'
MAINS, for ffj-iilina
- lock of Ilesf Chou,. eroto ; melt
o 11 inch, in %.11',f.flota retioo.l lion.
Also. to lii3a4ig., of I.:‘,L iYugred
issoried 2- 1.101 to I-1 io, lt. pya . ..112 from
meat trofc;'.yllici6vol l l.- told on vcry
bit, NIEL Atc(IMITIIV,
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HE Sufes,; : i(hers invite your attention toTthen
1 Stock of-OIL (:ANDI.FeS AND
Ii cy offer at 0,4, Markel rate, CoTar: 1 i s e.T.
Fllll Satil:
Bleached niai. Natural Wintsr and :=liring Sperm
Blenched Winter• arid, Spina I.lrd Ott, '
WhiSi tV inter Sot 1r ill:,
iti efie l ie ,l Wolter and gprim.,)
N,Sito Weal c.,•, : t 'rottl I'ol Iy %° lot le,0„1,
Winter and:lTprine. Whale citt, bloodied, - •
straits Ilanikand 'Fanners' Oil, •
MachinervOcal Gr. aelne•
Nkre Iledn . llo l ,elpotin t , .
Patent Poltall(ted Sperm Land Ica, (CW01141;1114
1 SMlarine &TS:volley,
I Pili"..arT l-I, ,FLtandi , ‘,(forwirich we are coinAul u)
I .7,t)vt•itTitte.T(mTl Polish"! rand i4a.
,1•Tot the. ati4a.•
Ca n,11...1 we r,-e.rived the first treat LI ii (4 Silver ato
.110,11(rom the4ratilititi ind a thelairei Iron,
214 r t !belt Tate sallibition,
! Tort alon)ail and (Illicit rpncy•cii.t.p.•
VP Ili w , Brr*ii, White Tarot f•Asiite
Seiinod Ca ki-T.
1101.111 N I; rrncg,
orth Woe T rve•• thir.l .roteaiinve
41:1;11 !...tte•;;L
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•i rilvroui roinrrs FOR -
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Tl.l suh, , ,itst‘re Fa VP now on h 17,1 a 1ir7.4 Teirerr.
!moot of l',Ol.7aTS F . 4' a I,FZIIT NI N 11011$.
tY MT; in pricr;(4r,msolTsig to .1,.• riimatity of 1'1.101,1.1
from one dolt; r to fonr dollar.. earl. Alan: ohtr.lo
Points, Platewirli Pluton. Ma:, Shields at t h e, e
oft. each P.m( arelompaiiivil with primed
is aril about 1.4.14.11..1 . ; Ilnil4.'—•
ho patip 11444 as a - 1.11;in,, ar e Incur ( T ro
call!:; • 111•ALL1ST111:. 4.; 11110
-,1 , 4a Chestnut St:r.it
Cluerrusors to 31rAlieTtsr .h Co,
1501'
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iin sub4iher carets for ea!C a I!. rot, -n..iv,e.a..-
A_ For:mem-4r
! AGRITURAL IPLE.IIENTL
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ORTICULTURAI: ;TOOLS., 1 1
, . Iflannriv4tnagq, 'mil AND vi.nwrn f.+F PPR.
A griculturayll or II zitli utal.Rota I and Botaniea l l Pub-
Imationa. '‘' ~....1 . , , ,
I t.}lmpleill'ht. and : lediratal , .gu, . !AWL 1it . 13
Rural Bandß..glpo Almanac. Or 1,75:1, liirnlshodig rafts.
upon perso#lior pretV'applicstion.
; 11. LA INDRETII, r MLA: , -
May.i.l4; 140. • . ....(1•30
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No. 160 Wij::S TYl.".e.t;t , rct, f;;,-q. „..'.., 11,, 7 f./;;, , L -;
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NtLi , :.tliSle Plllll.l,llEll.and Itealm in
Esitinival Pritrunifiritit - leery il(•,eripoio 11. '
' . EXCIIIP it' t!;sA,ellt for the 'sat. nf Dal- ' •
let. Davis &`.1,:0.'s (Roston) Parr NT
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flu IrESAmm.7llni DUE .7h:tril , Nl and fib
er PlAfillsi9'...(ll.l . bett';: flatiOir Pi-- 1 I
alms. Melodi , nn4„ Martin's Cuitar.c. Durpl, Violin'.
sheet Mt sin; _Music, ?dorm (looks. &e, ..1 ....
Resldents , nithe'colintry will hr supplied by mail
iOr otherwise; :srt Ith any . sonic they may IVi , ll, al a= l
low rates soil( purchased in m.r.ou. I la, log one of
Alia largest adrka In the Vtined Stat.l., I feel 4 - 0 1 t,
dent of - 53 41Kfylng all who may in% or.mr wall a call
or order.,-.;:._ ! •
Cr Dealert;,ln Music. mipplltd on the trin;!. liberal
kOTIII9. Plagyis to let. r?eenuil.liand rianng Or "I'''
May 1.1., 1033. . - '2U-1y
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MEN
:-FIVE PER CENT. '
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the N 4, 4, of Pe,ml nri,...yr,
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*CAPITLL ottoc. efy, s v u a..
ig , FIE SVgll V: POND of the 'National Safety 610-.1
our, IQ. tit Walrus Street, two' doors above;
,Third, op ca every front 9 o'clock
.. to 7,iye10rk,P,A1 . .., and on Ptlonday and Thu's
:day eseninti,nntil 9 eared-, This institution Is well
known as oils of the safest and hest managed in this
country, an4ipsys Five Per-Cent. intqrest on money
paid In then. from theAsy to deposit. ' •
Any sturr : - Yrom one dollar upwards Is meeker:a, and
all turns, lettknr small. are paid barb on demand,
;without notice: to any :lamina
The SAVILSG FUND has Mortrager,Getitts4
land other fifer investments all writ vecured,
air ouptinOyAs If a minion olden./ ro for tpc security
Hof deposittrit.
Wire Npir4 Walnut Bireet,"2 doors aboVe 3tt, Phil
.atErlphin, 4.1 • .
DON. DENRV, L. RENNER, President:
EORERT SELFRIDGE:, President.
livist. J. See'y, r •
BOARD OP nEFEnur;:a - .
Don Wi4t., Richards, Pottstown J. ): 'fittheper,
Edittthof the Lazes. Pottstown J. M, Seth-
Cowan, Est.; Editor of the New tralist, ippackville
Enos Bentiar. Esq., Editor of the Fa. Friend.
Sistnnytol i ii ; lion. Joel. Jones. late :4140r of Phlla
on. John Marin*, Jr. : member , of Von.
great; lithi Istrlct. Ps. Dom James Pagiv:late Post ,
master of rbiladelphis ; Hon. Wm. Pennington, tate
overnorgf New J met.
23, 18b.
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DURIROW.,
!or I'l,l.ltt. litirenorp conit4enee'
Pi,. es,`nflrthl C'ravry, prepared
I.y Dr. V. 1.1 N I:. io .11farrort lilt. c‘cenlittn, one ill
tilt! 11111,1 agents
ti::11 ran !!r• empl.e)ed rore coe , dorrolon. Ds Month
tintinit nit lie,. Liticriik , loon¢ rattle throat ten
rho, it tiitrertittly tititiiiiii.lti•..Witert• thy p.tllt.trit is tr011t.,4.4
t.,4.4 with ii. !leafing entagn. Witikt fur debilitated pet -
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Tn nlami th , ortflual genuire preparu •
I uu V: I 1.1 1 Ulf have the pot
tri it 'llt ,igrmirre 1.11 A`i . . \P,, l:caeh wrap.
Fr; :uwin tl the y••• 4 , this r.nm
i•uund •••••un ill rev , : isr,••w the real virtues of WILD
I'DERHV.
Dr. Cr I , le,''rjh.'.l l',r,,tip.7e; •
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A car: 3,1 ,•fr• - tit:al r. aunty f.,c IV-111t.I. Dyspepsia,
11,1, I'l NOrt.lS.." , i 'My ; or DS•pt.ptie rhildren,
Qi -.L.:u1t , .., :,;1.1 Ili.: r.p..1 ii,, , f,,1 Family Medi
,jrie eNer otTeteata t 1,.. plibile.. .
7, : •ler , rg nr. Srq,7l:r. frt,i .7ovcr: town: la.
man rit.t,,•4 a tootle of your V , 'r-, 1
31..1 - by 119 111. h
•11 , .• 111.• 131;;... - 1 icn , iv,. Itr haj o •v e , ie /n.
try :I'ols'l
Hwy h ofit:11 1..0(.11 -3 ;.11.1110.115y 11111.0,01/9 Worm 1
we. 1 - ....j1S 41,1,Z .31 yet,: itl..a..tr,t to I'm lost el.
Ott. 93111 , 111110 On •1...111.0 able 19 ' Ii1Sp11:10
3 1_ T. T. P. M.
'a11•;TARE:....,,,,, = 0
01;zEIIVI:. Tillt it is in speqre Gutl!ea with the]
NE in ach •v, ,pper, around'
bonle. NW. OTIIER lii GF,NUINC. •
..r.
T. 11; PILLS. '
A pncga Alreiar;vP ufe.iicirte. far rti-
I.; rl.l ro th.. : 1•111 , in km-a more mild, Prnmpti
aml row' ) al all:
e,ery tvlwrtr an aperii
rn. atm, required:
di,i/1.4". Or 1;1'111 t, tbek ate ttn.;
.75.'rhe : e valnatg. Pille are mrdira
hat ing used
) ,, tri in r,y PrAmi. , e, therefore
had Injiy lu trjtiol:, their power
am!' Mir, tit,',.-;t rlt tshlch ttki y
Ttlf. ilite Mr;ii are red only
11•.: 11 , AY'S:l.:l , iorai, , nc. Nn. North -71 h,
'ztr,et; Om. Oh and P(01,1040115, and Cm.
tle ; r ed r -'. Medicine ererEp
Irfsrre '
A. 1%. '‘tariin, isolte
;
C. ; G. & W. Illinte;
ilflot h, all reepecin ble Store'.
Ts lnol Gen!., ir. e!,,hr.m.. c . .eerywheve.
!•11‘. 14. I y
IHSEASES El' FEMALES.
D Tmll ACS •;,ittnn of lhe Itttrattn race
on c , nt.ration h?e•tifrered more of the dlieaftee
thv,3be r.ri-ct , nt Alhigh state
t.f ritriltpttin ttontl of ft.hhn, falu:
th..11 - e!_ of Irtit prtyAlcil
.•re;•”. rict.h.ttlt 'try tnvity: and with
". I, Y + l w-Tr , e ion at thirei when
tkc lnuditnni bfthe ryttt.!tn
an. among the P , olifie
In.` Ofiy dtthritvin:: ctitntil.titti. Which tali,:
, rn uvt•rt th, r, , male I On:0.4011M, giving:
wicly aihnent,'„iN
Fitt, Falling .
f thr
" P n I :v+.. - tku(o , e., and dt+casfa gar;-
3 ;tittle.' al , . pc:Atli:lr rttt..3,ltt.,.
In r•-ctin:ltirrttltng ttr)ter, for the.
tf;,,:ta; rat and rat,- of rttelt!,nve, ii, Dt wntllll!trici
iy II 'lady and prat h,,ett be,:,;eal.
itvetally tlttyntvti to tile - toratirwitt di-cites of 0 4,
lit 11, v. increading'
i“ in tl , ;- ktte
ir h.ive tact, mi ill, sue
h allt wino (now cause ani:
6 ,0,1,1,,q,,at,01!:Y,t,:na for the .
ri•d;i and ,tro• 111. bra prepared a COUrSe (If
"oii , q o,-- ‘•Avil ,, ~tf.t.y Ptttlr hat.rt ,r,ration have
." - hpte.i . to th:ea,,t,A of thht
chat-atter.
:nit! 0 . 4 . rnan 1 . • :b . t2ti 11,11cary rir
6;:t. r I to tn:bing 1;..0W It 10 Illf It' family phy4.
era let tar' be - a ,re,:t11,.! t ip. !,?,:nt, and with
t. it int they'ronnt eon, in d LA 0 'O.lll , 71 - 111. , tart* In
re.lot tett to their tonnton.ond tynaill prefer calling
, !ti pPir'JCian wOh whore: alter Int , r riiovery. thely
tinny not ncreiiitarliv nowt In Co.:: lodic!, the „4.
orithe who it r-rolorty nducatril. norlerston
'l,"c the nin!!! , :' or their cm:lphi lot , . and being. stile
art , wtdly to apply lb, retnlidy whit an unerring al
taintr
• Lodi!, au ca tl with any of the above or kmdrid
w ell go 1 at- Dr. Gbintworth.
"I.!'" lUire it:ri'et, to twritn sth and uth Etructs,
I C I.
*1 in the ri , nottv who ronbot ante Wenn
, anoint to vi.it the co hl' enrio,ing to the atm , / c
dd
.lre. co , '" ,, 1ng,. 41 ". Nlty the ryingtmov and fgh
turn th-td ottrov., will receive by expren,
whatever row:et:ince. they may demignatr. u oupply of
mettle the tihrotehtit. , to their risev., with advice. and
foil oirrn:loni , ror
ttiri ..01!outootoicati,
April 9,
Su4(inch:tit:la . :Lumber* '
trr ,
lttit44,-rther has rf` , . iit•%l . at 104 Vtemil
and Turning Mill, where he offhrn
i,:tte n hit Atr,ck of w ett.si;lecle d. sectioned Lein
her:tront UinSusqueltahnl lltv rr, ofthe following
devrriptiortl:
4-t. 5-4. fi.4,_nntl 2 In. Partitel Slog.. ji
• 4 l'ana 5-4 lit , While and Velliter eine,Pionyine, •
ts tr. superior White avt.i:Velliorr Fine [Snarl's,
lir uttartr Joietn. Plank Rod Scantling,. .
1 .7 11.',11#'11:t1111.1 flttle t 2ler,
Ile 14 preis.4rPti to do all - kinds of Stuerinr. Planlng
and Turelit'tr to tr.fer. A large no,ortment of Bed-
Table - L.2 4 : rorrslantlY irn
It led:
Pnrcilorcr.• I ream' rtfolly invited to e‘tarnine 'llO
•
'fork h(Sore they wake their pnrchlger
WILLIAM I'fiLLOCK, AO.
19 cr
May 7. I P5:l
Ci.I.B.RLES. DUMB - LIG. •
• - .2i17 Chestnut street, alreade. cnil 33 NviltEiglet.ll:
~ t rert, .
T 1 , 11'0.11Tr1114 of :tto•leat Inottoment 4 . v •A'rti;
•t. doe and . T. , Y:t • WitnleSole and natal% nt 207 eltest
not stte.t, hekreht the litrGegi es inrtrntnt of Actor
&hos, violins, notes, Banjos, Flageolets;
cireA, Talphotines., hest Italian Joking.
. ,
Walino:tenors or hla own mannfactnres. • • , i
And at :LI NNIII, Eiehtlt street the largest cartel) .
to he roninfin this city or tarry articles and tny e j tno
nomernits In nitro, suitabie for presents e n birth=
dny, to idal. Philipseste, and other oreasiOnS, and .IIIso•for children.' In order to 'more the rontldence land
aarisfaetion of MR customers . he, will aell at lower
vires than any other Fancy . or Mnate Store In !'this
city. Among Ili varions attractions is ah ALIO
:BATON 'BABY, which speaks. Ilia motto is c h ;
• ••• Oat Price. Scutt! f'refts, sad. Quirk Sett .1 .
Call and examine his Mock, whether .you Puy . 0 1
not. . - 1
A. B. All kinds or Musical In.trumentr iepairsd in
the heal work ranoship, and also taken in Mils. 't .••
April 2,1553, • 14.2
CEIBA? BONNETS. _
•
UT T. GILL STRAW II AT and BONNET AN::
Ira . urAil-ertrit N.. 321 Notth SRCOND Street,
j apposite BUTZ'S RPM I,IPN ifiDTEI 4 , Phil. •' 1 •
I ddelpina, reaper:trolly invite, II e.attentlon or
Milliners and Storekeepers to his lace and ..r...
rlegant assortment of SPRING 80NMd....gr.:.
Ile it daily nianuracturtn: and-remit ng all thelnete
li
, 1 •
eat otylee 'of the sear i lion. I .sP
1 _
13. Straw !Triotstinv in exery vntiety. Alio,Oe
RIBBONS and FLO W ER®.i' *, r -,
Apri130,1853. - 1 19-66; ';
EEO
THIE
ALS.O. Ali-those certain two ,contiguous lots of
ground, situate on the northeasterly side of Centre.
Street, in the BoroUgh of Pottsville. Schuylkill"
County, marked in Benjamin Port's Additional 'fah
to said Borough with the numbers thirteen and four
teen, containing in tromy or breadth one 'hundred
and twenty tees, (sixty feet each lot.) and iii depth
two hundred and thirty feet, bounded _northwester
ly by a twenty feet wide alley, (now cubed Union
Street,) tiortheasterly.bY another twenty feet wide
alley. (ndw called Railroad Street,) southeasterly:by
lot "No. 15, and southwesterly by Centre.- Street
'alure4ttid—ea - reNieg ode hundred feet in width of
the rear of said lots, and extending across the' rear
of both said tots from Union Streetto , lot NO:15.
which part thereof *itS sold mud cenveted by
Ilenry Geise, to the and Beadle. , stair
Road Company, and isi. now occupied by them.—
Upon the premises to be sold is erected the exten
sive three-story Brick Hotel, with :a stone, base
ment under the same, called-the AMER
ICAN HOUSE, with Sheds,Stables,
tin and
f?N.41 7 , 4 ,`
other out-buildings. Flong on Centre:o4p, , .
Street there is also a two-story Frame lag i -
~...=
Betiding, about eighty 1M in length by
twenty-four in breadthort present used as a Billiard /
Saloon and Ten * Pin 'Alley. 'Fronting on 'llitioe
Street there is a two-Story Frame thrice. I:fi4n
the premises, them NI a large and never-fat ing
spring of water with a pimp therein, as the prop
city of JACOB GEIS and HENRY GEISE with
1 •
, notice to terre tenants , ' -
ALSO, The one un ivided fourth pay( of all tea
certain tract or parcel ril rand situate/ in the Bor
ough of Pottsville, la the Calmly 'oi Acnitylkill, le
craning at a post, a curlier of lentos House's -lot
s
thence by the same north, 36degrees west 2:10 tee
to a post, and south liftoour degrees west 121) feet
to a post, thence by Alter's-AA - limn and Eli Cake'S
lot north, 30 degreesiWest, 190-fret to it post
thence by said Calte's4 le/south, At degrees west
475 feet to a post, thence liy land formerly of Jots :
athanW)nn north, 30 ;degrees west 20 feet • to it .
post, north 213 degmeii:enst 68 feet t on post, north
;...fti degrees west, 12. Sleet to a post, north 673; de
grees east, 139-fee't Min post. on the _western side
of :Coal street,,thencei'aiong the 'slime north"' . ..-l'2.t
degrees west 116 feet rto a post, thehco through
the said street north, 13 degrees west 87 feet , to a
spruce stintip, north 531 degrees west 67 feet to a
post, on trie west hue lef Coal Street, thence along
the same north, 221 degrees west 96 feet ton post,
thence by land formerly ol said Wynn south, 671
degrees west, one hundred and fifty-nine tees to a
post, and north 2:2l.dekrees.• west SO' feet; ihenee
by land of Fortuna and McGinness north; 69 de
grees. east, 9 . perches land- nix-tenths to a post in
Coal Strimt, thence eking the same south, „._ts :
2 A _ 3
degrees east 24 perches to a poit, L? - : ,•
thence by said Farnutu and DileGinness' • "fr °
-- Me' -
land north, 4f4 degreel east- 118 perches sit it .---
and live-tenths to it post, thence by land .5
formerly of John Young H31111,2-I degrites east 20
perches-to 'a Spanish oak stump, thence along a
public road, nowealled.Norwegian Street south, 4
degrees, west 173 perches to a post, south 411 -de
grees west, 6.9 perches to a post, and sondi 51 ,de
, grecs west .11 p.ereheS to, the place of 'beginning,
1, containing, by estimate, 40 acres and 84, perche,
1 strict measure, with :the appurtenances, excepting
1 and excluding,hdeiever, the hollowing , lots or pie
-1 ces of ground, marked In the plan o f the Eastern
Addition to.,Pottsville; with the numbers 1,12, 3,4,
i 5,9, io, 11, 12. 13, 14; 15, 10, 18. 19, 20,21,2:2, 23
2-1, 23,26, 2./, 30, 56„57, - 62, 64, 72, 73, 7-1, 73, 76,
7s, 81, 136; and 157, and a lot of ground on ,Rail
road Street.sold by Charles Lawton to John James,
containing in width 24 feet, and in depth .135 feet;
alscrt excepting and excluding a two and a half
story Frame House, With n stone basement story,
and lot of ground, situate 'on , the east wurdly side of
George Street, containing in width 25 , feet, and iii
length-if - ,0 feet, sold by Charles Lawton to Charles
Lawton, Jr.; also, ti.tuto-storied Frame House,
with a basement steq-i-if stone, and lot of ground,
situate on the eastwardly side of George. Street,
containing in width 25 feet. and is depth 150 feet,
sold by Charles Lautton to Joseph Carroll, as the
Property . or CHARLES LAW,TON. • - • -
ALSO. All that certain four lots of ground situate
in West Branch Valley, North Melte= • ' ' I
Township, _•'..chuylk'tll Connty, on the cif
road !eliding from the centre Turnpike to ilk
Strauch's Mill, bounded by lands of Isaac is i
,-----
Strauch and Witlidni .Meten, containing,
together, 'l6O feet id kvitlih or breadth, and 190 feet
'and 190 in depth or length, with trfe improvements
consisting of a two-story Slone ; Dwelling (lo u se
find a Blacksmith 'gap, as the property of ~ .51A.44.§
R. ECKERT. i •
ALSO, All that .certain .lot or piece of ground
situate on the northeasterly side of Centre street, in
the Borough of Pottsitille, Schuylkill County, eon
tainmg in front on suidStreet forty feet, and tit depth
two hundred and thirit feet, bounded southeasterly
by a twenty feet wide alley, northeasterly by Rfid,
mad street. northti , ie teriv by property of Thomas
M. O'Brien and Serbrit n Poster. and southwesterly
r i p
by Centre street ate said, being the southeasterly
part of the lot which .s marked in the geheral pan,
of the:Town of Pettitville with the number forty,
(being the same premtses which the Miners' Bank
of Pottsville;_in the Oeuntv of Schuylkill, granted
anti conveyed..to George H. Stichter in fee, subject
to the right; it any, of the legal representatives of
Samner Potts, decease ; 'to,the stone or fossil coal
itt and ppm, the pretOes,) -with the improvpments
consisting of dtwo-stdry Stood Tavern House;,with
a tour-stay :Stone track Building, and two-story
Brick Kitchen attachid, (known as the •• Pottsville
Ilote.e.") with riFratne Stable, and Sheds and oth
er out -buildings; aslthe property of GEGE-fiE H.
STICHTER. - .[ .
Seized, taken•in . executinn.anil will be sold - by 1
IJAMES.NAGLE,'Sheriff. -
Sheriffs Office, Fortis- 1
-20-1 t ,
ville, Mayl4, 18. - /' t , •
Pi7fictfAsiNo
MUM
ore strictly cord
13-Em 0
OF ICIAL.
PROC;UML9TION
•
X A/11E1MAF. the tit :Charles W. D N
elius. est , 1
.1 , V dent of the Cou I of Common Pleas of Schuyl
killf Co., In Penneylv i l ia, and Justice,of the several
Cetirts!of :Quarter 8 salons of the Peace, Oyer and
, Termider nod Genet I Gaol Delivery in said County, •
the lion. p. rt. Ilubley and Solomon Foster. Judges
of the Court of I;luarter Sessions of the Peace, Oyer
arid Terminer. and General Gaol Delivery. for tbe tri
al of all capital andlother offences in the said Coun
ty of echuylkill, by illicit' precepts to me directed.
have ordered a.Cour of °wand Terminer and Gen ,
eral Gaol Deliveryand Quarter eteasion• of the Peace.
to be holden at Pottsville, on MON DAY,the 6th day
of June neat, at IdTlitck, A.; M., to continue two
weeks if necessary ' , : I -
Notice in'therefere hereby given In-the Coroner;
the Justices of the Peacel aud,Cohstabler itt the said
county of Sclihylkll . that 1 bey are. by the laid pre
cepts, tointnanded t t tie then and there - at 104%10a,
in the forenoon of t e said day, with their rolls, re
cords. Inquisitions, lexaminations. and all other re
membrances. to dohose things which. in their sev.
eraloffices; appertain to be done; and all those that
nre bound by recognizance!, to prosecute against the
1 prisoneis that are or then shall be in the gaol of said
County of Pchuyiklo. are to be then and_ there to
prosecute them, as;shall ha just.
' '. (God rah.s ths C,ntsibmireali A.) ' . !-
JA.MEES NAGLE. shetiff.
lir• Ott
Bher • ice. Polls-'( . ' 1
/
vice, May 7, IttS • - • 19-St'
N. D.—The Wit esses and J uiora who are sum'
moved to attend s id Court, are' reignited to attend
punctually. In catie of non-attendance, the law. in
such cases made and provided, will be rigidly enfor
ced. This notice ili published by order of the Court;
these concerned will govern themselves accordingly.
011PCLADLIAION.—Noiice is' hereby given
I that an atljourild Court of Common Pleas, tor the
trial of causes a;iigue. in and for the county of
Schuylkill, will be' In Pottsville, In the county
aforesaid, on MO 'DAY, the 30th of May, inst., at
10 o'clock, A. IL ;c , continue one week .
Therefore all perions whose duty it shall be to tip-,
pear at said Court, will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly
JAMES AACLE, Sherif f s.
Sheriff's Office, Potts-1
villa, May 7, lan.
51111LODZIONst ntaimmorn:! : • - -
THE antwerther ban made "
arrangements Witt) the
tdantifiattn refs of celebrated Melodeons,
fn the neaten wale of these Instrumento In Palest.;
hill county, and will hark them for sale In a few day.,
ra n 7ingin price from gin to $
e 110-$75#0041,3-$l5O
V". Minn style -ibrettarcnes.
These Instrameras, ea trial bare been 'irronnanded
superior to any ntber inantilltdare, both in tone_ and
darsbllity—aoo the stiewerther will sell at the mean.
r 3 , lo „ rs . and charge nothing for carriage,
which le an much saved. ' • • B. BANNAN,
Agent (lathe liattafaeturra.
.1 May 14, ISM '
---- . -.. •• I 1 is __ ....0141.• ....., .nlppinr c. .to
the I , i.i'fflk and ?Aim in'inarkets. tesr•et tinny t:o nett a share of the patrolnage.of belle's. whetter for firtortti
strain Goat vos family use. um, e. ti. 'W„ corner of Walnut and Front "treats.., Wharf; Apiece street,
Schuylkill. • • ~ ; philadelphia. February 1.1833 . -1 - ,' ' - ei-ty ...
11". AIL FRED .1./i WTON is oar Arent In Schuytklierronty. for , the Marchese andi 'hipping Of con Coal.—
Office. Valoller's fluildins. - , :Ciotti' . Addition. Pottsville.
•. 1 '
5
REAL • .ESTATy,
=MB= 'LAND TOR SALE.
subscriber offers, al Prism date, 3 tract of
1 about 414 amt.* of TIMBER LAND. si tuated in
Cataivissa ,Untim Tow Srlil
(oonty, Pa. .About atiO 4res itir tract , .,lige
is well covered with %%bite Pine..llem-
Met. White Oak and Pontio Timber. and • •
in lustily and amount pet air.. is said to
be tinnwpassed by any other lu the. val.
ley.
ratawlssa Railroad. now being constructed;
passes within 70 yards of the Wart. A Public Hood..
the big ratawissa i ('reek, and a similar Stream of
water psis thiough it.
Persans 'wishing to view the property !ill_ please
call upon JOHN A. Kent, Esti , residing n a r it. In
forinatiou'respeciing it Can be obtained by ddteaslng
the subscriber, Tamaqua, Pa.
WILLIAM MI 'TIER..
May 2s, 1143. , . • 0.1-tt
1 — ---
DIACIIINE SHOP FOR SALE..
rr II E sphere tber, desirous to engage in Other Mist
-1 nets, offers al private sale the good ; machi
nery, tools and stock of a Machine Simi). in 'the Roe
wish of P ottsvtlle. The above are minable for the
building of Stearn Engines and Railroad cam or fur
manufacturing Agrifilltural Implements,'
Marlitnists' toots, cast iron and brain atop.'
cocks and elbows, brass, castings, and: al ISO AI
sari, ty of ankles in iron and brats—ohm!
for fitting liony'es and factories with gas'
pipes. or for gas works andaisnilar under
takings, andlor a variety of work required either In
the Coal Region or elsewhere. ' These tools, are all
made In the best manner, and a rare opportunity is
presented to those in need of ouch articles; or to per,
sons who ti ishAti go Info the Machine business. -Par
ties In this Vicinity, engaged in the business. would
rio writ to call while the articles remain In the neigh
borhood. The wove will be dispoSed of Ottier s o p a .
'lately. or together Among !limonite the following ar.
rides, sir.; • • -
0 - tht her
le ti lea II 1 Ertl
Jne right hors .igine. Apia. .... con
strucoon, upright, cylinder, metailc packing; °coo-.
pies very lutle space and of extra linlA, Will be sold
without boiler—this engine 1., new and Iq ' complete
order, it it easy , oi
o. he moved, being very npact.ii
has half stroke valve, patent-heater, and I.l...randern
111110,0V€R11'1114.• One Doting lathe - for :Rill Road
Wheels,one iSidejattlie,'eight Foot Shears t with gear
in; for cutting :fetes's; two reel Iron .Lar. es, seven
' lion Shears, wlttCalkie jeets ; these lathe.. have cast
greet Mandrila,Sii.4l bushed, and mattitn • cut -est
i'
ins': two Lathes for wood turning—all thrse lathes
Wien eonnter shartina ; (Ine Cower i=crpre.culttris
Ninthine, whit taps 'and dies; one ditto,!la screw:
log wrought iron pipe; one press for pati ig nn Rail
.oad Cra Wheel.,; and Machine for hey-resting. Car
Pales ; Brass Furnace, Flasks, Pots,,and O 90 tools ;
:Storks, Taps and DPP, Vices, Anvils atid Illadr
sinitbs' tools ; Fan, Giindstones, testes i Tools for'
Cock-making; tools for fitting gas pipes and a;•a
riety of antehl.
Enipilre lay latter, or personally, on thel premises,
corner of Coal and Manch Chunk Streets, of ' -
JOHN WARNER.
: • ,
venal' pottsville, raehuylkil County.
'. fa- Reading-. 4, venal insert 3 tunes an send hill'
to this officer. - ; 4 1
May 21; 1 , 33:1,' , , . . .
. 191 -t( //'
PUBLIC SAtFiS:
PUDLIC SALE. /)
THE COAL HILL ESTA'.'
;". TilfplAS 6.7 :io2iS t It UCTRY4,I:F..,
ATER): valtiiible tract COA T LAN , II.), Schilyl
- County, Pentisvlyania, COI acrd ;i4 percin,
oa ,which areleverul Vein , oCAntkritiq Coul.
j:ein in; Of the Valley Viirnace. Con puny, mutt
acres per.,{strict measure, as bur-
Yfe!.ed by K. S 11. \V. CYCaver
Own. ESDA V, June, 1.853`at 8 o'clock in
the cycuinc, tvlll tn6 . l(l , :i!t . publ c ii c, at the '
YIHL F IDfiI Yl[[:\ EXCILANOrE,
. : ALL that eert . atii tract of laud, situaterut
Fail town4lr i )7etivivlkiit hegaining at
drone. thence . turn! of Letvi i s acpiet tt .
Scatth',.'2s dcgreer curt, tr.;perelies to a
irtoce ; thence by land of Jacob Shod(/ . .:0 4 "
4/degree; wert. Ti peiches to a
.torte. Ithil Youth, NO tle:zreer ehrt,,tt per
4.heslb a hicltort: - ; thence by haul tut
routh, degree , west, 27 ix
-rontli, IS tregrers 'wert, 711 pe i l
"; , totie r :scontli,::l degrees east, SO perches
•otith, S 7 -degrees west, •:.`l/ loci-ars t,
,troitilq t gclegmer east, .I perches to a fill!
'B7 liegieeStfa , t,.l7 o perehe's to a stone ;I
land of the raid Jacob:3ll6cl: routh.2itth i
pcorehes to late a,bloiol: oak tree; ther
of ChriA tau 'Seatnen -sofith, 7:2' degree
perches to a the-ant oak,south; degre
perclies to a stone ; thence Iw land lab,
Grad and other land, south, SS degrees
perches to a ',tone ; thence • by lan4 of
'Furnace C'onipany north,' 4i; degrees
peleher.to atone. theneerhyland of I,
211 de roes west, 5v perchelv
thehec l,v land of Jacob Ladig, north, I
east, 25111' perelies to : a stone, north,
vvest, 5S perches
. to a Stone, and ihencel
Joseph 'Lester north,.4t degrees east,
to the place of beginning.
Cr THREE VEINS, ot this Trrici
I lease, at 95 cents per ton. on a contract
iS,OOO tonsper annum. , THREE OTH
or 4; ot and Ii feet respectively, are 9pe
Lew'..sfarmer Tract adjoining; and AI
Roberts, in his Survey, reports that t
pass through this trnet. , —tif is Topogr4
with the lutes of their
~probabfe coq
reel' nt the Auction - Store, No. ttri Wain
In addition to the titregofiig, he rrports
rats of VEINS-not yet Opened.
luk on the ride 0t,.-the ./}
there is, ilieretorc. a tare spniptity of
water level. A L i tho g,itpiT4,' Plan i,
tat ion. .
rff' The Rall Road runs within a all
of this Tract.
ri f The property 11 to he 'sold to do
ests of four of Its present owners I
EV" - Taams, Hall. Cavh—balance [secured Ity
Bond ond Morwi.ige on the. property, lii ilie usuat
manlier. M. THOMAS ktiONS,
Auctioneers No. 91 \Valmit Stl
May I I l'sia - '2O-ts
PERENiPTORY SALk7.
iropEwEr.r. InoN rvcalics
TllollkS & , 07%,„&l*CTIONT E r tl!,
VALVABLE COAL AND ORE L I ND:3, Abut
6,000 Acres, with valuable Water 'ewer, Fur
nace, Forge. Saw Mill, Coal limpet, ;Avellings,
&c. , To be aivaded and -old in zwaller Traits.,
On TirEsnA v.•t iii, imit., p, , ,;, at 's o'clock in
the eveuing will lialacild al public .1.14 ct I Elora' :e
-e., le, at the PHILADELPHIA EXt r IiANGE,- ,
The property known as r• 7 lit Iltiprie , ell lio,i
Irriii(s,' Slitlllie at the mouth 01 Yellolw Creek.; on
1
the Ray-town branch of the Juniata, a out :to miles
above Huntingdon, with about saint ACRES' of
limffattached. The flnntingdofr and 13roxid -Top
Railroad move locnied unil to lie put tinder contrail
on Wu Ist June.) will terminate at iii. : ,p,
-turnace;•and connects with the Penn ; ~;;,;;;e:l,,ii, : i.
sylvania Cunal and Central Railroad, at .7; -,.., ,
- Huntingdi a The Chambersburg oaf! i
Bedford Railroad will also pass withia
a Ini'e or a mile and a halt of the greater part; of
the COM' Lands, thus atlording a choiite p( markets
for the Coal. Of the Lands about 4000 ACRES
are within the qfylarl Top Coal Field, and a', least
3uno Acrei very siperior Coal Lairils l They face
on Six Mile Run; and Sandy Run, haying Many
cad exposures, and affording great faradic", for; mt.
ning. rhe vein, where opened. ran,gis from 0 to
'S feet thick, with but 2 riches of slaw. There is
u valuable Water Power on the Raysfown Branch,
on which is erected a Furnace. ForgeandSaw Mill,
with Coal Houses, Dwelling Houses,l&e.,l Od the
1 Woralcock Valley aide there is about 2000 adereit of
,
- Timber and Ore lands, 200 acres of kneadow,rancl
2 valuable water powers on Yellow Creek, on ;one
i f whieh_a mill with three pairs of Bums is erec
t tat, several Valuable Iron Ore Banks will be
I sold with We' worka.l'
' tar The (;' , ,i....! Lands mll Tie soltl in. traet of
from 50 to .100 -.lives each, to sun purchatera.—
'rue coal "is semi-bituminous WHITE ASH, niak
ing no clinker, and of a superior quality, for Lris,
motives, Engmes, Steam Ships, liaalllng, Mills, m.;
&c.,,'and unite worked eitherraw or coked, in the
manufacture /of iron, with great advantage
. 1
j rir A LI HOGRAPH 'roma copnected draft
and map, tyll be prepared and exhibited at the Auc
tion Store. N . 9rd WaluutStreet, from lit June to
day of sate. 1
i
, lair' The ::,ale will de Pei emptorie, as a number
lof interests in the property Call only, be closed in
that way. Timatas IV Holtroll, living at' the
Works. will show the,Lands to persons who May
want to evatnine them: L. T. W.ILTISON will'also
be there front Ali to 20th May, and from Ist to
11th Juno, una be pieaiad to show the lands. '
r' For further information apply' to RICUARD
D. WOOD, 127 Market, Street. L. T. WAITSON,
Lewistown, Pa. M. THOMAS,c SONS.I
Auctioneers, 03 1 Wal nut St.
j , 20-ts
Muy 14, 1E63
PROUTY &'ZilkliftETT'S
4rkitulfrtral Warelouse and Scrd Store.;
No. :194} MARKET' St., PHILADELPIIIA.
DILOUTT & M E A RS' Patent kt i cif-Shatpening
I Ploughs of all sizes, right and left/ banded—eub
soli, Side Hill and Double•Mould,&c., with Steel
Eltt nding Points, Bar•Sharro. Beach, and whir kind*
of Castings for repairing , . The Emperor oflusala
awarded, for the above Ploughs. a inseslre Gidd.Me
dal, Valued of .300. ,Ahin the GREAT MEDAL at
the World'. Fairs wee &Warded P. & N. Flooth, No••
40..- Cultivators witti'Double-ront Polished Steel
Teeth, Whieh ran be reversed, thus getting 'Double
Wear of the common teeth. Also, Cultivators of all
kinds with Steel Teeth. • I •
SpaiiCs Atmosph'e Churns COrn Planter.,
Corn shellirs,luipro'd kind Turnip Drills.s4,o ed, •
Hay and Straw Cutters, Grant's Palent Fan Mills,
Hand Corn Nil's. .' Garden Engines,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
,Wheat Drills, •
OcAd's Improved Harrows, Horse-powers &Thrashers
' Square and A Harrows, - 7 Stoning rtsd Reining Ma
/lONIC Rake!, - I chine., .
Grindstones. ready hung; Chain Putt,psi, ' -
Ann krapera, • Cattle Tier. ,
Agricultural Furnaces, Ball Rings. • •
Ox Yokes and Bowl, ( Patent }von Snubs, •
Forks foranloading hay, Grubbing Hoes.
Man Hay Rakes. TransPlantlrig Trciwelg,
Bow Pine, •• Hay & Minim Forks,
Apple Parer'', . Shovels and Spade..
Gi?Mozzlea, • rearden and Field Hoe*,
Mule Traps, Garden Rakes loyartellr
.Prtining Hooks & Chisels •Chlldren'S Tools - , •
Santa and Scissors, - Darling Scythes. •
Iron Well Co rba, and"Zinr Stud hit. with patent fast's
tithing for Chain Pumpkyotatoe !toots. •
Also,learriptlon, Gar.
Finulciltural of esertt
deli and Grass Seeds, for sale at the oireat price, at
Wholesale and Remit
id. Any of the articles in the l •
oose Its! ran be oh
tamped by leaving the lade"' w i th B. BANNAN, ••pottseide L ,
•
'April 23 1653
17—
CHOCOLATE, COCOA AND DROIUA.
AT BAKED & CO.'B„Arnerkan an d V an ill a Pre .
. whim Chocolates, Cocoa and Drama. to Which
drag premiums have been awarded by the chief Insti
tut:round Fairs of the Union, are for sale' by all the
principal • Grocers is theynited Stater, and by their
111•01.1 1
Hussey& Murray, New York; Clrshti & TVateits;
Thos.
N_..e..V'l:A'BLr;Endl:aDeß'oAtijeabEftHeisin'tl&e:rlgeCeti;:::..
Philadelphia;
net dr. Dudley, Cincinnati. Mu. I • • •
EMI
al 9.1€.53
OHIO FIRE PROOF mum. •
AA FEW Barrels of Me Obto Fire Proof Paint, draw
!land Brown colors, th, Attetike *Melt for sale by
the subscriber. • Also a few kegs lof Pats; Oil, at
ri cents a gallop, and Grease at 5 cents a pound to
Ouse ant a let. For sale by B. IGINNAN.
Aprll3o, WA - •
• I 2Hiitliiiilolls ...,'"
'. ••• . . 1, , , arm R . . . ,
• sECRET • ,
OF LOT AND BEARTY. 4- - - , ,
• ,
' The' Clirspe , st and 11r.st Raul ever POLtislie , ).
.
iIitAILECII. Free of Postal throughout. the ;relied
IN §terest Tab Ametican,Editkm. Nearly 100 pa •
get. ;'and 'Dir mote reading Matter than in most 300 •
.page hooky. It is magatirently embellished with
Splendid ANATOMICAL - SMORAYINOS. It teach..
'es hew to• i .
Win the Devoted Affection of the Opposite SEX,
The Art of Love, Coe:tartly and Marriage, - •
To have a heal/Wel rate and:Hand, . ' .
Also, very Important tleceets for married people, ,
• To cbabge the Sallow flee Into one of Beauty,.
It teacher every person him to tie HandsOme.
Teaches bow to make Wvialtiedlkln Smooth,
To extend, Molnar. Life oe hundred years or more.
To eausean• increase of the Human PISSIMIs In
both Sexes. ' ,
To remove the Cause.of Bartennese,&m.
Special Hints on the Reproductive Organs; their Di
seases and curve., c .
To Curt. Baldness; make ihe•tfair grow luautiant
ly,ffe. • •,
To make Orovrn ' Tteth it•j'ell bite as Pearls,
To make the Hair Rich, t t ioft and Moser . Alen 'to •
Change Grey or Red Ile!d to a Balillant Jet Black, •
To hasten tbe Growth of Whisker*. Mustathea,te,
• To Restore and Preserve tbe Eyesight, for Life.
To remove Tan, Pimples{ Warta, Coins; Blotches,
rrecklee. Superfluous Hair; dec. •
To Improve and Extend the Unman Memory. , •
' To foretell Things to Celiac : And also -•• . •
• How to Invoke the Spiral of the Dead.
How to appear FrarfJi of Terrible to an - Enemy.
To make Judges or Judea give Decision*, either for
or against, , . •
To make Celestial Image/ end Magic Seats, ''• ,
To Discover II Idden,Lostlor Stolen Treasure,Mines,
To raise Double Crops.without - Manure OT Expense.
' To make Bravo and Copper to look like Pure Silver
To Cure a multitude of\ Dangerous Di
And to accomplish many'inther Wonderful Tillers!
It teacbesOld.PeopiebotiS.to look Young, Sprightly,
HAY. Handsome i and feeler: To which is added a
General Treatise - on she tileret Infirmities of Youth
and Maturity, arising free' arnica! Diseases in•both
Selei. Together with Pi In Directions for their Per
fect Cure, Articles used, try cheap, end'perfertly
harmless ' . • :. • • - - '
oved co)
inc. of im
Price of the book-8Ingl: copy. 25 cents; Flve'cop.
les el ; Twelve copies, ff; One Hundred v50'9410.-
2.5 nr NI cents. as also a nol, may be sent hyletter in_
perfect Address r. E. DUvaLL. tamer.
N. Y. post paid.' Books; , free by sewn mil
°Mee, No. 9 Chapel St. Vapor, Bhower.end Medica
ted Baths connected.
/NOTICES Oi l THE PiIESS. '
" This,ls Indeed a work asterllng merlt.• •To alai
ano allot' our ttpders co
we I.uld ley buy, read, dlatrib
,uts.",-Nitkodist—lfagathi ..
t' ,It's a very rare work , and onqueetionebly the
master mind . doetton or a aater mind. ' Lovideit-Tfais• -
/s• No married Person , o those contemplating mar
,Clager,.should be without I Is Book i fur it revealacer.
tabu things that all persona of a certain a;e• ought to
know."—Troy Daily Thiess ,
_, . ,
P.. A —Secret Habits In Voting Ilea effactualiftur
od ; Impediments to' Mareisge In both removed,
andittebilltated Systems I trimmed.' No charge for
advice Patients treated lby Weer, and Medicines
sent fru from damage or c.urtoalty Mall parts of the
world. Cures warrantsd.l
'IE. I
ApDRES AS ABOVE
ApTil 2.
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, .
. •
• IS 0;118 VT 1
That we behold do man females 'in the meridian
of hie broken in health aid spirits . with a contrib.'
catim of disentes'and ailments, depriving them of
i lie poWcr for the enjoyinent•ot life at an age when
phi-ical healM, hu.,yanoy of -pirito, and happy . se.
1
rentty of mind, ari4tog font a, eondittep of fittalth'
'Mould be predominant ' •
Many of the eatIJPS of ier sintering* at rirst—per-'
hap: , years before, perhaps during giehood, or the
tir-t yt,%art , of rnarrtaFi+were In the;r otigltt to
light is to pass unnoilee oiriii of course neglected.
- IN IL YEARII,...
When. too lute to benetitted by our knowledge,
we look back had mom+ and regret'the Cult conse
quence of out/ignorance.
What would we not Oen give to possess In ear
ly life, the knowledge we obtain in alter years!
And what days and !tights, of anguish :we might
not have been spared, tithe knowledge siay-timely
po,: -.
se!.ed. It is . , . .
of Ileury
febeA u
cheu n
..to u rimir,
n .tonet
nt.; north,
thence it% •
epee, eiekt.
ee by land
went, , I
1 .4 oast 79
of Daniel
we.t. 152 ' }
the Gulley
Meg. 3E14
arob Stahl
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
T,, , behold the sickness pm( .autfering ,codureit' by
ma y a Wile for many *urn ,7 from censea:rintple
an, controllable, enAllyleinedied,—or better still,—
.no inetirtVd. if every • ' : ;
. .
- WIFE ARID AIOI . IIEIt . •
Post.e..oed the infoinititictit contamed in it little,vol
lIIr4, (within the reikeh of alt) which would - spare
to hereelt • ' .
ri a stoni!;
de'grees
deartk.., s
land 10(
62 perches
TEARS ,OP . MISERY,
. .
And to her husband tlecon, taut toil and anxiety of
mind, necessarily devolving upon him from, sick;
trees of the wite; withodt giving - him the opPortii•
nT,- of acquirinoluit competence which his earl.-
iii its are entitl I, mid the pcasesiodot which 'would
secure the
,11141 iness- uflhimself, wife'andchildren.
SECURE ''l HE MEANS. QF .HAPPINESS?
?,,
,
By becoming n time possesSied of the knowledge,
the want of. Irhicti. tile - caused the sickness 'and
poverty of thrtnsands`. t .'.[ ' . .-* 7 '
% an view of such cont.' qtienCea, no wife or, mot h•
el' is excusable if sheeglect to avail herself of
Abut knowledge in•res et to-herself, which would
quire her much ?Uteri
, g,' be, the means; of happt:,
ness and prosperity to her husband,and confer' up
,on her children that blessing- above al! price-- . .
healthy bodiei4 with healthy minds. That knoWl
edge is'eontai6ea in a little work entitled • '
TIE MARRIED, WOMAN'S PRIVATE .MED
. ICA.L COMPANION.: l'•
,rI N 4DR:A. M. .IIdst:MIOEALT, Professor of diseases
•of Women. ' One Hundredth Edition.' IS mu. 'pp.,
250. Price 50 Cents.llpn,fine paper, extra bind
ing,Sl,o6,l 'First pub ished - in 1847, and it is not
surprising or wonderful, considering, that every fa
] male, whether marrir4 or not, cad here acquire a
full knowledisof the riature, character and Causes
611.er complaints, with the various isvmptoms, and_
that nearly HALF. A hIILLION ,COPIES should
have-been sold. : 1.. • . " •
It is impracticable to convey fitly the varimissub
leers treated of, as they are of e f inatuni strictly in.
tended for the married, or t oriti contemplating
_marriages, but no female deterions-'of enjoying
health, ai s lirthat beauty consequent 'Upon health.
which is so conduciye to her own. happiness, and'
that n: her •litishami, but either has or will obtain i.,...,
as his or will 'every usband who has the- love
'and aili'vtiotiol his,wi e at heart, or that of bis own
1
-a.ni
, cuary 1 proVerny t. •, UPWARDS OF ONE
1 liIINDR I:.:Urr, THOUSAND COPIES have been
~,,..t X!, ”1.,r/l_within t o last few months. .
CAUTION ' O ThE PUBLIC.
• . , BE NOT EFRAUDED 1 '
Buy no hook unless! Dr. A. M. Maurieratt, 12th
Liberty Street, N: Y., Y r 'is on' the title page, and ilio
entry M the Clerk's °thee on - the back of the title
pare and buy only of respectable and honorable
dealerii, or send by tit il, and address to Dr. A..M.
l
Mituriceau, as there a e,
spurious and .turreptitious
. infringements of.copy ight. -
_ .
are under
a take thit
'II, VEINS
eJ on iljo
Wm. F.
flee Veini
ihical Plan,
may be
am street.)
another
The Coal
: E•nal above
i in props.
rt idintaLico
the inter
-No excuse for Ignotance,When ignorance is m is
ery to those we hold pear anti dear, and When to
dispel our Ignorance is within our reach.
Ti) enable every one to decide upon the irsdis
psurable tteceessty oflpossessing a copy, and that.
no wife, or muther.need remain 'uninformed upon
the many causes, which.sooner or later, are desti
ned to make fearful ravages, upon her h e alth,
guarded against, and hat no considerate and enc..
tionate- husband have ;cause to upbraid himself with
neglect of the welfare of his wife=it pamphlet of
thirty-six pages, containmg fall Terfor-pags and
Index 'of C'ententrdtogether with extracts from
the book, will be sent free of charge to any pallor
the United States, by ddressing, post-paid as here
,
When Knoteleigo' liappiness, 'tis ratixibts to
• • 4544norant: .
rirOn re rcpt of re Dollar (for the fine Edi
tion, extra binding. "THE MARRIED WO
MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION"
is sent (mailed free) to any pert of the United.
States. All letters must be post-paid, and address
ed to Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU Box 1224, New
York City. 'Publishing Wee, No. 129' Liberty
Street, New 'York. I . •
For Salo by—Blanch & Crap, Harrisburgh ; 3.
Swart', Bloomsburgl;' .1.-S. Worth, Lebanon; C.
W. ,De Witt, Milfor d , J. W. Ensminger. Man
heim ; H. W. Smith, Huntingdon; S. McDonald,
Uniontown; J. 'M. I Baum. New Berlin; 41. A:
Lantz, Reading; E. IT. Morse, Cranewil le ; N. Y.
R. P. Crocker; Brownsville; Went" dr Stark, Car
bondale ; Eldred !e; Wright.Williamsport ; S. Tuck,
Wilkesbarre ; Geo. INV. Earle, Waynesburg; R.
Croaky, Mercer ; S. Leader, Hanover ; R. P. Cum
mings, Sommerset ; B. Peterson, Philadelphia
—Penn. .
April 9, 1639.
,1 •
GOOD NEWS • ) ••
rot THE LADIES.
R. vmoiolt.-., 4 ,.. celebrated Astrologer of the,
10th Century. h the-secret that guide* the Mo
ntt to a happy Marring', and to make the Married
happy. .-Ladies Who 'we're unhappy through trouble,
misfortune. divappollted hopesVand false promises
have been made haply by Mtn. Ills Medical Advice
was never known to fail. 'lie mauled man, a
man of family, whirr, makes the Ladles consult him
In the most delicate lilies with perfect confidence.—
lie is the married and single Ladles' conndent la Doc
tor andattviser. 119 shows . '
TUE tiKENEFirs,'or.-Yoirn, FUTVUE
• • ,itu.stiAlvot ti •
• .
ita.minsilit4
reteratteas.
COSIFE.TENCE
Let every wifeand hwiand. .porider
- -L.- __ • . -
GOOD FORTIPID' 1 1107DALTIll
1,
Eminence and Happiness. are orithln the rue • °tall.
Those who had bad' lack.•nd 'found the mu a they
tried to de t fortes rd
theft
01111141 wet nt
the
theist,
consulted hint their bad Ina hay loft the • . and
they are now 101111100te, rich and happy. He as the
letreti hat stops t he blander and envy of you ens.
mica. •
GENTLEMEN!
. .
Look to your iatereets before • tie too tato'. Men
who have been unfortunate and oneneeenful In life
end in business—men who , have worked hard and
struggled spinet adVerelty and mlefottene the great,
er pert of their lives; and found the more thriy ttled'
to get !Inward the More things went age lost Oust :—:
these men have ioneillted him for the Met thin years. ,
All those who wise followed hie advice a e only
rielvand happy; wb a thou blinded by preju ice and.
If
ignorance, neglecte his - advice, are still 1 bortbg
against adversity and poverty. lie shows on the
LIKIiIMESS 011 4 YOUR FUTURE • • IFE li
. 0- All interviews pre ettletly private ands - Widen.
fiat. No 3 GEOIIOI3 street, second. house North
aide, above Sebnylklll eisth ?tweet. Phliadelp .la.
Apr 119.1833. ' 1 • 13- 7 '
=mai & ancrrunag,
Mint/ fartprtre or,Paper Hanglngs, N' 112
CIiEST4777% St.,
ABB * tbe attint;on 'of consumers and the "1' ride ,to
their extenslas 'tack of PAPSR fIANGINGd. of
their own watotfatenre and iglponsiton. embracing
every Variety of troOdein their Mow, wblek Ma l y will.
well Ait low rates. I
Their autenatetory Wet the Von eitinsiv4 In the
eausu, they sue an toe le efrer upogisolleti induct.
toests.to otwebtew
Karel' ft, Mi.
w ) ,,, .., • ,
1 •
By Telegraph and YeilerdAt's R. IL ram*
p 1111.%, FRIDAY rebtieli. r.
. 211 \Vitt:lt F:ttnr, 1 66
per httl. - rittlt prat. • Itetat
R - ed. 1 11. \V top'. SI
WI? et , ..- 4)31,.. .I*,? vv.-. per I+ollel.
utt EsTi F.lti)ll
Thelatest Ittrit :Os report a !orlon in
VeriCruz among" the Nati6nal Guards; be
tween urtiont., and the . troops Of the 'line a
brisk firing contiotted for.thrce dayt; during
whieh ante business was su4pentled. 'About
fifty of the iluards were killed and many
wotinded: . , The povernment fins adopted se
vere measures against all persona holding
opinions deemed pernicioul., GoVernor Fri.
as of Chihuahua; had marched to 'oppose the
occupation of tfte'llesilla Valley.
' THE eft.S.I3IIATC.I)I3ARDINFR
it Washington: has closed, Jury can
igit agree upon a verdict.,
11:7* It, rus JULi been :,tiecidect that a ieW
cannot sit in either lion - 4e of the Engligh Fu•
Hamm!, without taking ihe Christain oath.
WElGliTl".oPftilo
lIJSJ St4s#tlil constiintimd 'l . Ol to Pori i tA4
Lzpor tralka '
The following opinions from the highest
judicial authority of the country determines
this question at once—we copy them, with'
the antiesed. :remarks, frOm Rev. Albert
Barnes' Throne of Iniquity, a pamphlet that
every body ghoul.. read now-a 7 days..lt is a
good sign that the, opponents of the Temper
ance reform betake? themselves,' as a last ro' ,
sort, to' the law, to support their tottering
claims ; and now that they demand legal jus.
tice, let them have it, in full measure. The
extract referred Io reads thus :
We have not now the point to arguo that such a
law as is proposed, emanating to an entire prohibi.
Hon. would be. in any ono ot the Slates, eonforma
ble to the constitution of the United States, for thi.l
point has been settled by the highest .judicial
thorny id the land. lit the celebrated " License
cases, ',involving the ccw‘tilutionaler of laws pass
ed by the - States ot hlassachuseits.' Rhode Island
and New llampshire; --tor discouraging the use of
ardent spans. by prohibiting their sale in small
quantities, and without lie, nses previously gradiF4
by the State authorities.' • the mistitetionality of
those laws was atUrrned, and the following opinions
Were expressed by. the ice. on the general sub
ject. See 5 Howard's 4toports ot Cases argued
and adjudged in the Septeuto Court-ot the United
States, p. 504--43:13.
Chin! Justice Taney said .—" If any State deems
the retail and intcrnal cradle in ardent spirits' Inlu 2
rionsto its citizens, and calculated to produce idle
ness, vice or debauchery, 1 see nothing in the coa
%minion of mu United stalrs io prevent it from reg.
ulattng or restraining the traffic, or froisiprohibt ring
ti altogether, ait think proper."--5 noward, 577.
Mr. Justice McLean sau.k--A. license to evil an
snack, foreign or OPITIC•tie, as a merchant or mu.
• keeper, orvictualier, to 3 mutter ot Nitre istici rev.
.enue,•witiain the , ouYr.ofthrStatr."—.sliowar,d,,
559, And again .-- It is the ' , Luca construction
of every regulation of,conimerce, that under thti.
sanciion of its general Jaws, no per,on can intro
duce into treommunity malignant diseases,' or any
thing which tioutatinnates it,•FLIOCIIifL. or endan
gers suloty."—Thrid. If the fereign article be
injurious to the healin and morals of Qin eeinniuniy,
Mute May, in the eXCICI,I3 of that greet avid emu
prehen,We pollee power h lies at the reunite-,
ton of it , proverity, pro t firs s of' ir."—Thid:
" No one c4O eialni a h nzo to retail spun*
ns a maticrof ;i+l.
. Jh. Justrzo Giikroit stud :—.• it the state has lint
power ei reStiantiby iwerise, to any extent, she has
the discretionary power to jil 4e of it, bunts, „and'
may'gri to the length of prOh.oiting-a!esaltogeiher."
Cloward, el.l.
OEMI
Alr, Justice liaitielsatti.dl,tutpo:tAtiat am cleared ;
•iiiiill cOntrolot the government which permits their t
int - rik:et tem —••• The i- are ii•o: 11.1 oilier ikoperty,of
..
the citizen, and should be cqua:l y the subjects of do. t
mestie regulation'enit inset:on, whether owned by '
un'thaporter Ur his Vender, or Lolly have ibrett pur
chased by Cargo, packnae, bale, piece or t ard, or '
by hogsheads, cash, or hottice. - -3 froward, old.
In answering the argument. that the itm.orter purr,
chases the right Ia fell lcheil let pays 'duties to the
guvernment,..Sir. Dante' coot intiestoi -ay,—" No
sueo,right as the ono supckped is porciia<eil by the
unpitrter, and oo tojiiry ,ni 'etiy, accurate sense, is
;named en him by denying; to hint the power de•
minded. lie has not purcuttsed, and cannot pur
chase from ihd go% ermuent! that which could riot
ensure to hint, a rale i•olepoofeatly of the Jarq!
a 744, pulley o/ the state."—/Lit/. 1,16. .
Mr. litstic6' Woodhull. ,;• - oidl!--." After articles
have .come within the territor al hunt:. of j3tates..
whether on hind or water, It e,destruettori Itself.
of what con.titutesdesea;e iot ! death, and the longer
continuance of such within I heir linailFt, or
-the tertn. end condtindis of their continuance; when
conflicting, with tljeir tegininite ! poiice, or With
their power over iiiternet coninterve, or 'With their
right ol taxation ou t er al t peison, and pi utterly with
in their inriAthetion, on i,; of the brat prince
pies of State siivereigniy, unit na-pen+able to pub
hu Howere,
Mr. lurttco Grier antd It Pi not necessary to
tir}ay ttie appalling. ?dattidie.#. of inisery, pupperism.
and erime, have itieir Ungin in the use anal
and abuse of ardent spirit... The 10011C0 power,
which is exclmively to the Slime; 1» alone compe
tent to the correction pf thwic great evils, and all
tittatarrs vJ t'estratnt ur prohihtltan necrtrary to
elect that - puppo..e; arc tyrth:it the scope .that,
authority. There is no conthet of power, or of leg.
hedween th. States and the United States;
each is acting within its *here, and for the public
good, and if - a lo%n vt 1)1 , 1'0111e Ficerue tp the
United Siahts from u consumption of
ardent t.piritii, albs writ be it gainer a :halls- nd
its ghtl hrairti, wrath and ham:nes:a of thio en - de." '
—3 Howard,. 133 . 2_ Theiie •opinions pu he_ gond
question the,4orwitutioncility ot the law which is
askedler .
QUESTIONS FOR LIQUOR DEALERS.
• DY PRESIDENT WAYLAND;
. •
,• Ist. Can it be right:far me to derive en
- living from that which is spre9ding discus( ,
poverty, and - [mmature ileatlS. through m '•
neighborhood -? }low would it be in an
similar case Would.it, he right for me t 9
derive my living from selling poison, or fr
propagating plague and ldprosy around tnefi
2.11 Can it be• right Girl me.to 'derite
living from that Which is ilebasiniqhe minds,
and ruining the souls of my neighbors? flow',
would it be in any oilier, case? Woutif rt
-be right for me-to-derive iffy living trims the
sale of a drug which produced mistily oc,
madness ;'which excited. the passions .and
brutalized the mind, end ruined the souls of
my fellow Men ? . 1 .
3d., Can it be right for tae. to derive,‘ my
living from that Which destroys for ever the
; happiness of the domestic ,cirele—whith.is
filling the land with women and children to
a pritlition far more deplorable than that Of
widoeis and orphans? ; •
4tb. Can it be-.right for me to denie my
living irons that which is known to be the
cause of nine-tenths of all thecrimes which
are perpetrated against sc.riety? -
sth. Can it be right tor use to dettrve my
•living from thattsVhicli aceOmplishes all
these at once, and -which it,does without
ceasing ?
Gth. Do you say that, you do tint know
that the liquor which you are selling will
produce these resultii ? Do _yoru not knOw
that nine• hundred and ninety-pine gallons
produce these effects tor one which is used f'
innocently ? I ask diet),
7tti...Would it, be rfght fur me, to sell poi- •
sou on 'the . ground that there virasinnechauce
in a thousand that the purcha.tri ‘Vould not
die Of it ? • -
. .
thh.• Do you say that ycu are not• reopen-.
sad* for !the tttts_ of you'r neighbors ? Is
this clearly So ? Is not he-who furnishes a
murderer tith o. weapon considered tin ac-'
cOmpltce 1 • • - 1-;
If these thingsbe so—and-they are sti, who
• I 'cin dispute it ?—.I ask you, my respected'
fellow citizens, what
. is In be &Me I Let me
{ psk, is not thiS trade altogether wrong? Why
then -should we not altogether , abandon, it
.?'
Llf any man - thinks otherwise, and ctiones•tu
continue ii,.thave but one Word to say.: My
hrother, - When you orde,r stcargo of intoiticn
ting .driuks. think bow 'much' m!sery you
are importing into she community. As you
store it up, think how many curses,you may'
be heaping tog,ether 4 ,against yOurself.. 'As
you roll it. but of your warehouse, itrink•
how many families each cask will ruin.
Let pin thoughts then revert o your own
fireside, wile, and your little ones, then look
up; to fliin who iudgeth.rig iteously, and
then ask yourself, my brother, sir, RD:UT
.1.5-8 m
CATUOLje EDVCAI
Father lilantirost delivered-, lecture lest
week, at Cincinnati. on the subjecyol Com
mon Schools. He occupies the same plat.
form that IMIN, Bishop of New York, does.
Father M. maintained with much earnest.
ness the position now igenerally entertained,
and boldly 'advocated' by the clergy, that
Catholics cannot con 'entiouslysend their
children to 'our Comm n Schools, on ac
count of the daog o hich the religions
principles or faith of elparent is esticised
by .the child mingling at- school with Prat.
estants, even if the teacher does teach heret
ical doctrine." If this position is worth any-- i
thing, it is worth a, great dealremarks our
- humorous coternporary, the N. . Dutchman.-
If associatiog With Protestants t school will
/
endanger the salvation of thos who believe
that God can be cut up into web's, why not
start a similar objection to their mingling to-
Igether in business? If ,we have separate
szhool houses, why not separate marker pla
t ces, separate theatres, reparite, ball rooms,
and separate places for holding our elections?
If we have Catholic schools, why not go a
step farther, and have Catholic tailor hops,
Catholic livery stables and Catholic ca bage
depots? - If going to a Protestant achoo cau
ses the loss of "many precious,souls," work
ing for .Protestants trust be still more de.
strnctive of grace and salvation.. If Father
M.'s logic be good for anything save I ustian, ,
'no Irish girl should work, fOr a single- mo.
meat, for any mistress sale inch as believe
in Transubstantiation and Plum EL -
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