ttittibi
,
POTTSVILLE,
SATUIIPAIG - JVLIT 2, 1853.1
Er THE= lIITNERS' JOURNAL4a a
rer circulation than any other' Nenovioper pa&
hSRed in Northern Perawadvania. It Circulates
~soon,? tir Coat, Ira* and 4urimear not only
in this and the ad pining conatia..fal in all
Olfr !Vied, and it also cirdvdatet Jacgqy among
the MaSSCI in Schugliill conntn. obit/a/renders it
WIC of ti t malt carnal* Advertioikrg *drums in
tot County. But few macro haft so nanny tupi:
enrolled on it, anbsoiptiou /Ist.,
ascOnirripi-
Fes "Miners; Jortribiik shim fats
Mr We hope theme is arrears , abroad wilt for.
ward tbeit amnuntastne, as Speedily *3:1411#4-115
our espeures for paper and labor are very gravy.
Sutnuel Rothertitel. to limitary t, 1851. .! jr 200
Wtlluce Sr. Embermel. to January 1. ' 1851.
.g 00
Joseph Barmier. to Jarmarti , l, ISM, 1 * 00
D. R. Tally, to Decernber,.ls, 1.843, ; 4: , 00
Sanusel•Kellar, to July 1.•”154. • 2 , 00
flurdTadersott, to July, IFI2. , 2 00
Samuel Mertz, to July 1J 1.33...2 00
Dr. John Coryelbto July ! 200
Dr. Wm. Atwater. to January 1, ,16'44, I 200
'Wm. E. Boyer, to July 1. . 2 00
Daiwa% Wier, to July . 1,1135-1,. • I 400
cierepeth end , Prrher Ghbol Terrrhirt
wd lie suppilea with ?hi. Meirri' Journal at
$1 per annum, in advance, . •
BUSINE.SB DEPARTMENT.
rir LABOR gRS are wanted on.the Min Hill
tar SEE C:
AM.) of Env, CONTAGUAN,
wholefule 'firoeer. and Commiv.ion Merchants,
LYS Market - street,
'IV' THE ZINC PAINT:6 of New ferPey are
advertised . in to-day's paper by F. C Jones ik Co.,
17 5. Whiirres, Philadelphia. •
f AN ADVERTISEMENT of Stmj,EICS P 101"
tic Paints. with accompanying recomMendsii` ions
'mid be found in another csoltimn. .Geo_ Bright is
agent for their sale in this place. •
'NOTICE IS GIVEN in another column
that application Mill be made to the next Legisla
.tur Gar-the charter of a Sojngs gunk in this place.
Appplicaiion will. also, be Made fors Bank of
Discount and Deposit, to be located in Tamaqua,
10 — SIoNDAy- Tarr will be thet7th anni
veraty of Aineiican Independence:,
37' OURcorrespondent roust write
earlier—his letter fur this week is gain too
f 7 PRINCETON COLLEGE held lig annual
Commencement on Wednesday ilasi l , There
• were siziy•fiye graduates. ‘". •
: IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
WHAT ROES IT - MEAN'
F • .
j The New York Freeman's ,lotsinal
titan Catholic) of last week •announces that
Archbishop BEmNI has been corn
tntssioned. . by the Pope of Rome to pay . a
visit to the Government at Vashiiagton, and
r to fqt.l interviews with the 'different Prelates
or the Rorrosh Church in the United States,
with regard to the.istate of the Churchin
this country.
10u5..8. will he
dignitaries 4 the Cli
were in Paris. The
bete next month &an
received here by A
• the Roman.. Catholic
some formali.y, it isi
'accompanied by sundry
rch..4t last dates they
Fare expected to arrive
• time. They
glibishi)p , 'Worms" and
Clergy in . general, with
'presumed:
ED PRESS.-L
course of - l ectures in
A MIIZZ
During Gayazes
rnarkable that jibe press;
Philadelphia; it is r
with one niost honorable exceptidn (the Sun,)
preserved, apparen4, a most:fitUdiotis si•
'knee respectint him- scarcely notifying the
public.ot the--presence of such an individual
in. their midst, •an never mentioning. a
'word about the gre t mission to which Fa-,
perGavazzi, the rrior priest, has 'deyo- .
led himself, or of th great sensation his cp•
side against Roman gm was creating.
The Albany (N. ..) State .Register, noti
ciogthe inference dr wa by the.'Sun from'
this ominous silence of its , city enternporn
nee, in regard. to the Overaweing influence of
Romanism,in comments.as follows:
The power of R.inan Catholicism is ex
hibited no less rema kably in this State. A
bill has been introd ced into the Legislature
which proposes not ing less than to 'over
turn, in favor of Ro nanisin, the long estab
lished system of lesitustical tenures to
place in the hands o ;The Roman Bishops all
the millions'of chu_ It property belonging to
the various Catholii Societies, placing it at
'once beyond all cont of by those societies, in
chafge of a trustee Who is in no wise , res
ponsible to them, bit' who holds his appoint-'
ment from,.anu his allegiance to a foreign
power. Rome, in, er temporal, as 11as
Capacity,, ends Fur
,appo ots . her
agent for this count vests him with the
title and attributes u a Bishop, and demands
of uur Legislature h couple his•spiritual ju
riidictiou with the ownership of all the tem
dipuralities, all the chtrches, the burial places,
"'the school edifices, t e asylums,.and all the
hospitals of all the Catholic societies of the
State.- She asks the Legislature to make
her Bishop a close corporation, having per-.
ptatial successum, and through him to place
„-at the will of the 'Roman pontiff, all the
-- Church property of the Catholic people of the
coautry.- - 'lhat. the !great system which se- •
cures.-to each society or cuugregation the
- control-of us own • teuVralittes, which dis
courages the'aggregation of a vast amount
-of church prollerty in individual hands, shall
he abandoned, and that the policy of the gov
,erument in regard t, ecclessiastical property,
shall be so changed ' s_to accommodate itself
to the despotic and aati-republicaa,4l4,mas
-of Rome: Rome as s.this upon-the ground,
that by' what she pleases toAerm her church
' cations, all ecclestastical-Vioperty is required .
- to be rested iu the_great head of the church.
That by the determination of the secretcoun.
~ ell of the Vatican,. the Catholic, societies, the
various-Congregations, shall nut be trusted
. . with'ihe titre to the property which they
turcliaseand pay for ,Vitli their owu Money,
but that it must bevested in those who owe,
superior and direct' allegiance to the great
temporal as well as spiritual head of the
church. i•
.. ~' ; . - i
This great, radical, and as it seems to us
dangerous change of policy in regard to ec
clesiastical tehures, is moving to , a consum
racion with Out comnient &Om •scarcely a
press in the' State. This measure, which
Romanian demarids, is suffered to ripen to
maturity, with scarce a comment .from the
. , public press.: , The; Bishops and priests, obe
dient to - the fiat at Rome. push it forward,
demand it With voice potential,Aehile'uhe
people remain' uninformed on the .subject,
through the silence; of the watchmen whose
duty it is to sound the alarm, when. danger
approaches. Rome is reaching out ta gather
to herself influence; through the \control of
these millions, to render the Catholic, laity
.
- at once suSservient, and to all save herself
• Powetlevi; to strangle our system of free ed
•
ucation, and ;to this country, as, in others,
tnake human ignorance the great lever of
her power e and scarcely a hand is raised ,to
check•her encroachinents, or stay,her, usurp
' atiocs, The reason of this supineness is to be
found in acrappreliended political loss,ivhich
_,. parties may sustain through the defection of
• Catholic voters. The Catholic Vote has been
so:long One of the; great slakes played fur by
the demagogues,Of party, that it has,come to
bela filed axicatt lin politics, that nothing
Shall be , said or done which may be displeas
ing toßomaamm, and that it can have what
ever it asks for,•as,a consideratioa limits aid
at lihe polls. ' ;,,1 ' : 1
that '
1 seems to. us that it is tune it stop was
to this catering and starigniog for the
levol any. religious denomination. It 'is
Ike dishonoring to religion and, politics. It
s !time that the practice, of parties should
.toildrin to the leading feature of, levery polit
icar creed, thaiseligion and politioshill for
ever be kept entirely separate; and that re
li.ions prejudices shall never be 'admitted u
au` element of party strife. Men shnuld
have the firmness and , courage, and the pass
Ilse baldness to speak on the sgbpet of gov
ernmental measures, with the tear of reli
.gious sects, and act withaut dreading, Or ,
having cause t dread , the political oPP 0 O•
two of any reli gious dent:Snit:num). In re
gaird to the matter of which We ; ; have been
speaktug, it has never occurred to Rome, or
Its devotees bere,! that the canon which pre
scribes the tenure of church property, should
.01 ' I s h o is al e t o er u ed airr as . to i co lo u h l e orm prid to e
o th i e h t e nst r itt boasted
in 'allibility, she claims that the ,:canon shall
h supreme , and that the institutions of the
c . uoiry shall be so changed as to conform, to
I• • I
e canons of the Roman Pontiff. No other
-d notitination has ever asked quite so much
al this ;-• and yet, there are conductors, of po
---11`tic4 presses, leaders of political partreii,who
i like their fingers at those who would bold
oi t"
r system of ecclesiastical tetairecrui they
noseare,,and cry . " hush ! be still ! yon-will nose up opposition from Roman Catholics,
nd their .votes will be lost to, 'our party In
?tit, we say, upon such, truculent subservi- -
i ncy, such slavish sutiniission to the behests
( f party! such; p.
hurtering for Political to
tort!" 1., .. 11 r -
.
Kasen,' say we ars' heartily, to , every
void of their plain, truthful, otit-spokeu sen
inikall. .- ' 'll
IE
.
ev",
camalion tt:iapnbletl
terday, tom_que.in 1 ,?
_ 4/11*
wisnitraitosl - Mit OW , OM
in have delivered an address
ventiou lasi night-44: Btrinatir4cilliari
easter, being prevented tram atteatak
4
MURDER WILL OUT.' ; I. •
It any , ; Whig journal . at ,any :tine im
peaches the encasement_ or the 4iate Tut..
movements; which atexinder . the : exclusive
control of Loctiltaisis f inatter uttpa,_ what
autfronty, - Or'hhweleur its prrrofs*lls•
meat orcharehr4rbuounced ja Whig he,
and a I l ccofoculdinial thus made il:nrgarded
ZS quite stifficten to establish' the II ilstry of
the impeachment. We may airadrrselv,es.
therefore, of the opportunity tO spread bthre
our readers what Simon flure%oottfiico
journal, of no lesscharacter ar mfittenee than
the Pittsburgh Post, says of xtusF:LOcoloco.
management o f Our Tebbe Work...if. Read
it,carefully. all ye who are in seamy of truth.
It is not a Whig lie, but cOpiell froth the edi
torial columns of the Post of Thuritlay
The management of our 4 internal im-,
placements requires reform. !Wei are free
u say,t bat under no administration :have they
been properly Managed. The public works
have been used*, fill the pockets Oldie high
officials. whilehe poor. working 4, Man:. has
been kit to starve, without any remnnera-'
Lion fAis labor. -
It i painful for us to refer to th 4 matter.
for the Cabal Board is now to kliehan4 of
our patty. But we cannot refraidtronital-.
ling upon thenr, to reform the evil ecomptain- .
ed of_above. and we hope they will at once
remove the hard-working operativii. • They.
are unworthy Of public- trust :or .ntatioti.—
They would rot, the State with as :` 4 ,ilittle re!,
Worse as they do the laborers, 'bud they,
should be ship,ied at once. "•-i
•*•• • „ •
El
233
,
U this evil LS not redressed :by the Com
missioners before the October electiOn it wilt
then rest with the people to express:, their in
dignation at thv ballot-box. The hard toil-.
ing workman is not to be -plundered to fill
the pockets of lazy officials. Theii nominal,
wages, are low enough, Ood knoni; but to
make them suffer a shave on ibat cruel 10
the extreme. The laborers earn eEery' cent,
of the money promised to them, bu'f. from tbd
above statemefit it. is evident the they do
not get their pay when it is earoeit, and' that
the lazy officials, of whom we here - before
sptlen, draw if, and speculate upcin thews!
a heavy discount. .
Our public Workiare badly matiliged, and
the.fact cannot be disguiied that', the evil
rests in the parsimonious remuneration of.
lered to those Who superintend them. NO
man fully capable of discharging ..the duties
of a Canal Cominissioner, would tifcept the
office at the present salary. A than with
sufficieht capacity to discharge thEituties of
the office io a proper manner, can hiaktmore
by.his industry l to any other branch Of
nary business..; I -
It is the sathe with all the suborainate
Sees on the. public works. They have lola ,
bor at star/alb:4i prices, and, Of-cc '
iOrse they
will adopt some means to make both ends
Meet. We haVe heard of a Superintendent
who went upon the road not .worifi a dime.
and left it with forty thousand dollars in his
pocket. f . lowldid he make ' it? ,Not from
his salatf—thit would not allow ig such an
immense profit ; but it was realized from the
check-rolls of the poor working man. This
man hal gone ;West, and we sup Pose lie is
ehjoyinz theft!' fruition of his Speculation
on the Portage road."
TUE COAL TRADE POlk 1853
OftetastsmoviiMwia
The quantity sent by Rail Read this week ix 31,-'
617 08- - by taial 25,580 11—tor.thii:weet; 57,-
22'7 I.l—showing a decrease of 1;502 :Jens on last
wt elOa shipments. Total by Rai1r0ad:,130,365 14
against 807,506 0.1-110 by Canal 316,520 08against
308,173'00 tonsltp tame time last yeari; .
The shipmentkfor the week fall v , :hori of la-t
weelOsi rhipmenii..,lso2 tons from t he S.:ltuylk
,S,ClO s totts of the'. Lehigh, making.a thificieney of
40,112 tons froth these two regions. .
Compared wit ti the shipments for ihe - ;t l orrespond
ing week last year, they stand.as follows:
' 1 ' 452. .1553. Dee retwe.
Schuylkill, 69;422 11 .57,227 12 :-.:12,04.
Lehigh, 353 , 19' 07 33,28 . 2 01 866
. ~
.
Decrease in one week, t05Y.3,060
There was a torn-out at Ilichtnonehmong the
' .. c 1 -beavers, during the week, whiclt;obstructed
tl trade by Rail Road to some extent', and boats
wif
re scarce by banal, in consequence k detention
at / Newe York inidi‘charging them.. ,
The Liquor :Traffic in.this region is beginning to
tell very seriously In the Coal Dusineis: Fronithe
best informatiomive can glettn, about °tie-fourth of
the working for& engaged in mining tire idle the
greater portion of their time. The Rant shops are
all open on the Sabbath day, where many are at
tracted, nit'd ihe 'drinking continues ihrough the
greater portion of the week. From thin best infor=
mation wecan4lerm the trade is diauslicil 1101 TI this
came alone, at ifeast 1000 ton; per flay, which
makes a loss of $l6OO per day in the receipts of the
Philadelphia and Reading -Rail Road and &Mail=
kill Navigation eompanit, without taking into con
siderritjon the dikerent interests in thia, region, ef
fected in a similar manner. - "7,, • ,
have received a communication } -in reply to
the eAravagani i coal calculations mailfhy a Writer
in the New York Journal of Comate!ie,whieh la
evidently intended to aid the sale of sikk in Im
provement companies. We will pubp•kli .... it ne,sl
week, together.with :wine remarks.'
. ,
TELEGRAPH .1
FRIDA), , ,,-;l ! o'cLock, ,
Freights Irons Richmond :,..,
~,,,...
To Boston, -
~j :
.- • - r ‘i. - , s 70
New. York, i'.'- .. • - - -p ) -. . 00
New Haven, •-. • - , - ?i , - 35
Providence, .-„,..-- - - .... • ' -- ~. - 45
Washington,- ' -,-;:' Oil .
Albany, .--.< -i • - • - • 1 ;' 37
Fall River, q. , _ -
10
1 • .20
Baltimore, 1- '
. . .. .„. .
..
Hartford, .• .1 • - • - i . - •.- .170
REPOEIT OF
rom Iliclungnd,"for
, June 25, 1853 :
•
.sh. Bk Oen. SI s
1 1 11. .471
i 22
- -
T'l .• • 2 1I 85 4•For the 4-eelt, 21,518
Ve.sels for season, 2,945 I Forseasoit, 428,331
To lame tin* last year, `.,;\ 523,245
Boston and ::,Vieinity includes everything • - going
East of Cape Cod, to MassaehuSetts,New Hamp
shire and Man+.
Southern Ports includes everything 4t) the South
ern States and West Indies, as well as to all towns
on Delaware lti'ver below Riehmondi'fi
COAL TRA
Sent by. Rail
nn Thin. Any
WEEK
P C. 9,239 03
P 1,698'0,J
sit 14,618 02
P.C. 0,092 I
31,047 08:
25,580 I I
57727 19
813 ipments I
•1,046,850 us
•
m year to same period
Week. Total.
Railroad, - 03,000 '; 807,500.03
Canal, .420,422\ 03 . 50,473:00
,69,tn 11
Deereise far this year
.
: i RAIL ROADS. ".•'',
The follow Kis the quantity Of Coil transported
over the di ire iit Railroads in Schuylkill County,
for the week tiding Thursdayiveniog : • •"-
. WE kit. •,,,, Tow...
Mini Hill at 4. 11. R. R. 26,585 00 F..: 390,995 . 06
Mill Creek. i . do 10,054 14i't.-.. 184.530 00
Mount Carbon .do 3,269" 144. 60i395 1 5
Schuylkill Valley do 12,252 17 4 : '• 147,053 18
Mt. Carbon 54 Pt Carbon 11,050 0S r, 186;372 17
Little Sehaylltill R. R.. 8,097 0.5.;!; 160,0e4 09
Union Canal I do • ' 2,341 10 i''. 30,608 15
Swatara 1 do . 1,64206';'i . 22,093 oi
i t
RATES OF TOLL AND TRANSPORTATION
, ON 4AILILOAD TO ADO. 1, 1553.
Preen M. Carbon. SAlavin, P. Clinton
To Richmond 1,60 1.55:x . 1;35 -
ToPhiltilelphi!a, 1;60 1,50 ' 1,35
RATES OF:TOLL, BY CANAL PNTIL
'OUST 1, 1853. •
From Port Carbon to Philadelphia, ;',F . 60
Mount"parbon to a• i Z - 59
Schuvatill Haven to " 57
Porttßaton
RAVA,OF 'FREIGHT IBY CANAL.
' ;1' Philadelphia. "N. Writ.
From Port Carbon, 1
4. MoniMarbon, _7O - 165
Shualkill Haven, 65 a , • 160
" Port . 00 000
--t----.---
LEHIGIi tCIS.AL TRADE FOR 1853.
, - For the werk chilling June 25, Ifri3i
' '• • • ,;
&Milk MTOTAL.
4*, . '
; Wus K.
11,853 Ai 144,007 08
Roan Run Alines, . 2,942 02' . .1 27,019 18'
Bearer Mes4ow Co., 1,R04 Olk;. -113,87 p 19
Ewa Sugar Loaf, 7891 8,463 CS
Spring Mouritain Coal, . 4,120 1 " '..:43,628 17
Werain Coal, • 1,544 1 ' 18,505 03
Hazleton Coal Co , 3,981 00— ' 40,006 01
Cranberry, 1 1,514 12- 14.406 17
Sugar Loaf; l L 546 00 13,789 01
Bock Mount in Coil Co., 2,664 19 26.040 17
WilkeeltarreiCoal Co., 72113 Will
33,252 oi 301,166 10
3.5,148 lt 374,519 04
Last year,
Decrease (him year,
CUMBER *li k i D 11MJMINOtTS CVA L TIt.ADE
Or
' F ;he althea huge 4, 11145.1:
11.-11641 i. ; Qiital.. - -TdTal.;
Mt:Barage Wt. It, to 2,411 ; . 2057 . 4,2t18
Caseberlaactf It. R ift 2,!'i'l' , 1107 - 5 146
__ 4 • I . —......P,, ' . ..,1:6.-.- ...4.......;
Total far re week,; . 5,510' t 564 Ilan
1 Total for he year, ' ' , . i1 , ./77,:a24 tastai
, . culiterload .Itriairs Joutusl.
• r.•
IPMENTS:
rek ending on Solar
Destination. • TonS
80.40 n dLviei. 11,495
Conn.& 11.3-11:.,_;151t3
N. Y. Sr.Vicin.: (1248
Nortll.lli4er 21/30
Soutlieril Pts. 10'19
it 11 36
7 \ 7
g• 2 \
Frf
E BY RAILECAWAr. CANAL
FOR 18f)3.
,oad and Cabal' lo+ the titeek endjng
'veniog last. ' • .\
IWOAW VANAL.
' TOTAL TOTAL.
230.9"4 01 11,804 AS 143,247 09
.3.4,356 06 1,280 1:! . 23,871 04
311,2'2 01 10.148 . 12 122,071 08
• 148,465 . 06 2,346 08 26,330 07
730,365 14 25,580 11 316,520 08
316,520 OS
'1,115,fr79 03
02
69,003 01
1;402 14
.
i 4,
.~~
7 0
..„,, 71, .rmires. • .1 ..,,,
4-*anittutscl.,,,,:.-
mii.4.o-1- ihi-, giiii-pic0,...„.0.
Albleittiagligiilifir it ivelie Pasifeinatieet We
eire*refla Itattlasery sat preeeemp, e th ers a use.
Ceseedrarefitb *ldle Lead. at meads inieesi A
ate So ittlstattoelly sbuya ary are Wig tier me
dasperto the madame. - ......' _ ..
Dealers are awl 1:4 to call sad itemise apt *ea-.
-seas. 1 - ' 1 P. c• ;Jonas . & CO. ....,,
Whoksele Baling egrets. No, n d. Wbasires. thssia.
July 4,11153, I .- . 17.43 m ' :
Tun wasuutezumato •
811Ccaosa OF .141Aste usimaurs yamitintam,
ITSATED so UM regular • ytafesioloa, at
,11.40t6 roufsces of the vitae of for isedletior. Usk
as a uraiiftige and as a remedy In other or
tbn latesisal taut, said; say be aeonby a Ttrtf•
late lobis.ernillelitei Cross laissaseraisto reastasisto
chiffon, It Ma ..silisctually and parmaaestly cared
DiFtweisay. Moots, action of the_ nauls: and
.spsto every fonsrof Wofma, removing' at Sam an
disease-4'olth' iciestinalute. where worms am so
often tties - learfat arose. Five teitissoey of so many
gralosal.Pbvskiass taus* Coil to Wog OW Instals
aids remedy, into tea/vat au. TOIL .1-
1. trlsllllSlit,
liellsogrove, Valois ess.,-Pa --
.'
R 11 1 .8,1114 11Y_ _
,
John E. Brown and Clemens & [battier. Pousolle_
Jainbo. Lanrsatte.3lineraetlin ; Edge, &
Tramakt; W. o.l* P. Henn's'. Lawellyn ; Peter
Smacks. Donal.Lron • A. B. Dickson. Schuylkill Hs.
ven ; IL Sbiaaier. Fun Carbons Wm. tawton. lty
CLIO; B. Pbillpr.lNew CasUe; E. J. Fry. Tamaqua;
Mediae/1c Mar., Orwleabarg ; Jonathan Paula. Ash
land •Wm J. Mimi. Obamakintown ; T: tram.
AlSSl:itainrer Itlabantango; Snyder at Zimmerman,
Mt. Union:lL 11. Vasilne, Paituaa. - .
Joky*, 103. • t7.6sn•
E16N10411118 NEWS 1111111PORRIBIL
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MIASTIia JOHN DI SWIGLL IIUIRISiIIi
ANNpIONCES to the public Mad his thtbe4 haring
given tilts the: Newspaper. Branch of hia more,:
he will `receive subscriptions to the following News
papers lathed abroad, at tbe usual satiscrlptfon price.
and thdpaprra delivered et O. BA NNAN'S Utiokstore.
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Churrh.free of Postage, or forwarded •to any direc- '
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Harper's kli'thly hiagszine,Londun Lancet,•--,
ratuant's do Ido Rankin's Abitract. .
Illustri'd Magazine argil, Applettues Mee 0 a a i eii'
Ecilectin kizegtthlee.• Magazine. I • : .
Godey'ri Lady f ßook, l igilliman's Journal, :.
Dratiam's Magazine. ;Penns. Faith Journa l . :
Knickerbocker, 4 • ' :Thellerticulturaiist. •
I.thell'ir Living Agi., 'Popular Educator;
Arthur's 'Lime Magazine, , Merry's Museum! .
,
Blackorood's Magazine, :Dlcklatellonsebold Words .
Edinburgh tar. Review, Yankee Notions;
Loudoitkr.'Beview • 'bleak posse, : • ' .
W csimlnsier Qr.j Rev lew.'Ttionipsen's Cotimerfeit
North :British Review, '•. Detectors,
Ilsyrothiedical Journal, :Bicknell's do: do•: •
Medic"' Examiner.
Together with 11l other Magazines accessible dill- I
er in this Country or in Europe. •'• ' . .
•
July,?, ISt3. -.;
• , • .
, - SILVER'S PLASTIC PAINIVJ„ -
..- i Cheap, pttral.te and Proactive:l ''\ •
_ I
w F.A,Tia sp. AND FIRE P R OOF. ]
, Vlll6, Paint will stand any climate, w 'Otani creek!
L or blister. and hardens by exposure, time making!
In time au enamel of atone, protecting WOod from
decay:andiron end other metals from rust and cur-i
rosion: , !
(I'
; This'Paint di ff ers from"theso(called Mineral Paints:
•
of the day, which are principally Ochres and Clare
colored, and are entirely worthless. ' ; ; !
Silver's Plastisi Paints are purely Metallic,' contain.:
ink tr.Alumen or Clay. I ~
They are levitated finely, mix readiliwilh Linseed;
tai I, (Without tb houblenf grinding') and , flow un
der the hough a s freely as the best White Lead.
'Mete Paints is cell all others in body or ;covering;
propeities, one and or which will cover las much
innate as two ueds of white Lead.
There are four natural colors, viz: Week in Slate,
Rowe, Olive an Chocolate. ; •
i
DIRECTIONS —Tbli Paint flows readilrenderthe;
i •
brush and its coverlet property is Increased by ueingi
it mixed as thickly as possihle with ruse Linseed Oil;
as thel'aint is the lasting or protecting body and the:
Gil siniply the medium or agent in spreading it. ;.*
We an lie X copies of two letters, one from the Presil;
ident (if the Phaidelph Cs and Reading Railroad Co.,
•tbe other from a Gentleman, a well-known; resident
of Augusta, On. I . . . ,
i office of the 'hila..and Reading Railroad Co. 7( ;:
Philadelptia, Nay 3, IE3. j !!
.1. 8. 1 Staves, : Esq.—Dear Sir:—We have ;used.;
your *,Plastic Paints " for snore than a year, and fur:,
painting Bridges, Depots, Sic., As., we have found IC.
quite - equal to any paint we have used. In fact, we:
now give it a preference over all others we have
tried fur such purposes. Yours respectfully, .e
(Signed,/ ; AMIN TUCKER, President, ' ~.-
, . ..
- y • Miran!. Ga., September 119; 1a.. ...
.)
I Steam Planing Mills. l;:
-Dear Sir (—Ten ass me for my opinion ot..itilver'e:
Mineral Paints,'!which you have put on my Ilachine; ,
Shop and Planing Mill. 1 give yOllOl4lll pleasure,;!
toy lull and hearty recommesdation of it as a pee-11
venlalive of Fire continunicatixt from Chimneys, or:
. from adiolning buildings. The paint which you put.;
op my roofs, 15a....h0w become as hard as ,BATE , and,'!
I . reel as aecure from Fire, in this direction. as ie pos-.
Bible.! A few weeks atter. the roofs had been painted„";
!made an experiment on two or. three "shingles by,
placing them in tlie furnace under the. hollers.. the":
result:was, that the portion uncovered was entirely::
consinned.-erhile . tha Painted parwevar apparently„
sound, though upon examination the wood was found..
to be charred: tire Paint, however, was Flart and but
liitle blistered. (.consider thbras savers a' test ea
your Paint-can be put to, and under the eIreSSMSDIII . :
cgs I do not hesitate to commend it as an invaluable.
preveitailveataiost Hie. Respectfully, he. .'
, (Signed,i ' AMBROSE SPENCER.' !
: PREACH it RICHARDS, '"
i
'N. W( Cinneent 10th and Market Sta.. Phila., Ps',
' !GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENTS. .;•,.i
VS- For sale In Pottsville, Wholesale and Retail, 4;1
GEORGE BRIGHT,
Joy 2, 1833.
MANUFACTURES.
TRurtss! TRUNKS!!
.
,WH•OLESALE AND DETAIL. '_'
,D. .11A11.. No. 18 N. FOURTH St., betweerq
. Market and Arch, Sad No. ISO Market. 5 - . doors ,
abnveAth. Philadelphia Manufacturer
or Traveling Tinnks, Filmes,. Ladles'
Trunks, Bonnet; Doses.] Carpet Dam
- st', r
Ladles' Satchels. die., Re.
Mei Chants and Dealers in the aboviVerticles will;
find It ter.thelr interest to call a2hiri stores, befort t
tiarchasing elsewhere. as all articles will be sold at
g, very small advance abostut..
rjr," lion% forgo the uathe and the number.
•
O. D. HALL.
Jupit.ll, 11.1.0 t .2'
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~,, e ' ,_SAIILIERY. • t?
L,.,,,-• SUMMER GEAR • . •-•
ftlll'i Subscriber Ilia now on band a complete 113 R
. -1141111fient of Harnett; for•sumwer wear. CarrJaen:
iarnesit. Slagle' or Doable ;sillier- Q om .
•modtited and fintelied In every style. pill 7• . F.I
Fly-Wcia, of all patterns and colors
- - -tk_.:, - :ii
—a capital article. Also. Saddle, :...•
....:,,,,, :,
Hitcher' and all aorta of Trapping., ' ' .' ' '-i ,
belonging to doe tradiery business. • li]
Ilarnra3 tunable for Uollie - ry , purposes on band, or
inade,in order at atom notice. : . - •:.!
(V" °Mere for Ilart!ess t &t.,:promptiii•supplfelf
oti ressonabld tetras. , I.:'WOMEIAIDOEFF,' i-'.
Opposite Episcopal Church, , Centre El.. Pottsville ,
,
Julie II; lOU.. „ . . " , -21-ly ;--
A NEW . Arend.=
u
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•11 :1
. "' : -. • r i : oii I) t!:
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• ' PATENT VENITIAN BLINDS.
ti DRE Blinds overconie • the only objection hji
.1 this highly useful and ornamental appendage ,tO
every well furnished house. They are so arranged tie
- lola down (torn the top Of the window as,well sti
hallo', up from the bottotn. •or can be suspended
any point between, giving fret access to •light
all when required, affording every opportunity Of
.cleaning them from the door. ,They are as alenpM
- in arrangement and neatly as cheap as the ordinary!
blind. Jilt/ ask is, that yea 'rail and trawler arm,
.
before porebesior. .
itirliilENT WINDOW Snaiurs, Reed Blindi, Bak;
Shades, OM Cornices, Banda and Pins, Oilcloths, AO
I.FTTERED 911ADVI FOR STOIL WINDOPII palate*
to order: Wife-cloth Window; Screens mannaClitirCii
to order, bestial - any tandscagoll or plain.
F. FORD,'
;Wholegalg sod Retail Dealer, No.* South
Eighth St.,2d door below Market.
May 11; ~ • • 11.11
TIVE MEDALS AWARDED:
G.EORG„ti STURGES, -
0 A WALNUT STRECT,_PIULADELPHIA:
MANUFACTUREU of Improved spiral ATRfAII
MATTRESS:- ! .• •
Naga Ahrritroor3 ALTERED lIITO BPRIRCI BEDS. F:1,
Cast and Wrought Iroalledstead and other
\ Furniture. Cat Iron Animals and,
Marls in IVood.
Afly 14, IBS% ' 110.6 m :=!';
• \ NtOROCCO FACTORY.
titoßocco, LEATHER AND BADE
Aenerr s aPhi &and on Railroad St., Pottsvillit:
1 1 11 E undemlyned respectfully Inform the custM.l
I Meng of the above well•knowh establishment that
they will enniinue the, manufacture of alt kinds or
MOROCCO, Mith as Kid, Sumba, French Motocccii
Ilindings, Pink Llningsi:/im., ter and will contintl±.. -
ally:have on handsa yeneral assortment of all blade
of LEATHER, such as , Oak Tanned, and Red Sole
Leather Slaughter Rini, French and City Calf Skitt;
DINERS' UPPER LEATIIER., and a variety of S.
Fiadinge, such as Threads, Nails, Pegs, Clamps.
Sc.. All of which will be sold at the lowest cash pr -
gee. • 1 NEWNAN& Co.
Pottsville . ..May 14. 1i153. 104 f
P.1 % it)u:0:34; - “11,.53t.7.1Pf.‘.1.1:11):i
To E. McClain_ ft.. the best Perfumery nail
• Panty s4aps , at the late Farr held in
• IPOrk *ogre's City.
EMeCILAIN'S hig hly perfumed Vezetabts: Oil.
e This Important laeosery possesses properties
which we believe no other a rticle.of the kind Slots.
It Will cleanse the scalp. produce a fall and beauti
ful growth mohair. Its medicinal qualities aid -no:
tare and render the hair healthy. moist Ind pliable.
and yet so pure 'limit Will not soil hat nor bonnet.
Idanufictured by E. IIicCLAIIN. Perfumer and
EbSmist. at his large and new estattlisbnient.X•.lo6
Xsrik 64,11E04et, kle*Race, PAilelalpAia. : .
N. B.—Constantly on hand a large assottmant of
Perfumery, &imps and palmy Articles. A I bent dis
count risen 145 dealers,:
NAY 2 40 853 - g - Out
PUBLICATION
ERMIDAY 130110011 DOOlOl
• ' 1.48il Alt IEB .
T,IIE subscriber rilirrys keeps on band large le
watatent• at assda y , asehoot- Boollea,.such as are
generally ased In Sands, &boob. Also,
it ands, School Libraficirof 100 vols., 110 oa
Do dri do • rNos. 1 and 3.eaeh, 10 00
Do do do it • 000
,
`• Do da do lat , • % 50
Cottage Lbtali. I I 300
Episcopal Monday Moho°, Ltbrary, 100 irols;, 10 00
500 Tensinons, Denise sod EagDsb.
1011 Bibles. English and Denali, • •
Eerylish as* German Otairard Beaks. • -
1111111 Boots. kg., Atc... an of obit:NOM be sold as
Monday eleboot Union pekes, and the earrings sated
brAtincluksial at • '1 B. B&NNkWS • -
Chesti nook and ntatiossVore. •
05e15.1051.
NEW ncricOPi omantu. roasts.
AVOW In coarse of patditation, at Ms Plice. 1*
2.l,beisumil!fn Jell rm. • j
!dread, ratiogoc!
ENTITLED
TREVARD
Ilsadother,Occolatiotud' P eeNts.
IBT ltitkilA LYRA. •
'; " Clialootikg Ditle Noise." ,;
0,0/11sai BOW% Coles. bilmllffito.ENTlio4
Lyrits, Polosionel Soogi—Eot sp it a am Sad boon=
ttfa fissaare,!••:!tir ea muds sty_lo otantratteno
116111 t 9 1 gnu* olltrlmings. To Do oble at NAM. ,
WWII Camp Nook Mon: roWeillos 0.4. i retail
ales Book ggpam et ears sty iwe D: t. lima
ig Co•itfteftioalt,- fin: lama, essissard agdks.fOtvi
, tall oa-0,71k: eaboctiptioo. *flunk at ollskit
Jose IL less
#OIIIN STIL'S
SAIiSPARILLA !!
:IT iniiar.up4a 101 ilitart - ipoilinn. and enitains the.
streastbof pre ?MON as rune pnxd f foadstiae Par
•sapsrilla as 04 similar preparatiocria_Astrierica.e 4
•:Price,one pei, Dottie, or rita I,ibilles..rot Rye
F, It has beet well established fiet:firr yearn ; past.
- .that Sarsaparilla. when pure and property prepared.
::was the ottltarer panacea 'for all diseises original
',nig' from an iMpure stare of the blood, the use ,of sr;
, torteating Qrs. habits in youth. barrenness .
We bo y assiSt. drat JOHN BULL'S FLUID
:.EXTRACT 0 . SARSAPARILLA Is tie only Repo—
`ration beforelbe public that is prepared on strictly
acientige principles. and of uniform etrenvit. The
9sarsaparilla i teperchased withers reganl to price. and
*very poen ; t ' before being used, lalbjeCl to the
::Mrletest cbeMical tests. and irs genuineness aster-.
;rained before being used. ...„/
Beira' Sarlipatilta also contains- lie virtues of
;several otheOraluable r medical roots. together" form
lag the brat Opmpon lid, and producing Tut riscevasa
I*ENT IN Tile [NOWA 1t051.01 This
corslielna„ when used according 'to direerhins. wicr.
.Clllll, Witt? Tall.— • • •
rletoftila or nes Evil; Cancers, TuMors, Eruptions
of shoat InZArysipetas. chronic Soli Eyes, Wog- ;
is , rTetters. Scald Head, Rheumatism:
Painshi the Bones And Joint.. °id Sores
• end Peers,. Swelling of the Glands,
DYsPePsia, Salt Reeium,
• Wscasiii or the Rufneya; Loss '
of A ppitir e, DISCOS,. ari;
• • pins from the nse of
! Mercury. Pain In
the side and
'4 Shouldenr,
Oen
eral Debit. •
ttv. Dropsy.
Lembago.Jaun
-1,. 'dice . •
;Afore Throat, Rtouthitle.,
Hanght, Colds, Weakness , of ;
tbseChesi, Pulmonary Affeetinna;
sod all other phieasce tending to pro
'dace Oassomption, Liver COINIIIIIII,II. Fe
! mate irrAMlaritles and Complairst, dick and
NervouslL , dacha, Low RO, ts. Night Sweats,
Expueure mamPriadeore in Life, Chronic Cousritu
'• " threat LitsViiics ; and Is a Spring and Summer
Drink. „ t d General Their. forthe`system.and
a gent and pleasant rtirustirei l fer sul
pert* lo Blue Ll* or Cohere Wa'
•
net, Salts, or Belding Pow ens.
zit ' L'• 4 4
READ t talrAD It SHAD II;
31WARWELLOUS CORR tit
ri Time:Vire:it, Kentucky_ Remedy." Dß.! JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
II
nrooders Never OA 4.? • i
• •lov.r. tkitioor ,Ity 5,1851::,
Dai . Joriiilqiiti.e: --Dear nlr—l have Veen the most
slats .11onsore of one of my patienti, by your valu
able inedlcipe—an old lady, who' hadibeen aMiatsd
from her chifilhond wbb scrofula,and "mous ',disea
ses of the RIM was' sixty yearn old. Jr - hid
run into something like leprosy, and , she was -th e '
most frightfoi creature my eyes ever beheld. I,ealteri,
in Dr. IFaddeb, a very Aloe physician. to consu lt wilts
me in relation to her. We came to the conclusion
that was Opt of oar power to rellev'e her ; but in
going to mylatlice i accidentally picked up one of
your down*, when, on seeing the Wonderful cures
your pa ma 01 . Ila had effected, I sesolyed to try the
experiment lh this case. I took her two bottl6 of it,
otter takink,Which I perceived a' great- change. I
took her route more. She is now taking the sixth
bottle.and it consider her entirely cured. I take
irreat pleasdiki In recontirendlng your Sarsaparilla to
the atflictediublie. : ruins respectfully, _
. ; JOHN H. !ROSS, N. D
1 ° ! l' , F • , . _ _—,
! I
.2 _ i i IIFSICIANS RECOMMEND I
DR. JOIIN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
rir-ritE GREAT BLOOD PrEiricr..P,E3
Da. Butt—Dear Sit—We believeyour out
Tina to be ttat best article ever manufactured {for the
cure of Seri:Sala, Hier. Cancers, Old Sores apd 111.,
cemand amity otheventancons and glandular alLe.-
lions, havinA urea It with entire success In w i tt i ly ea.
ses, !It clean/co the blood of all Impurities, a .as a
" female medicine, " it has no equal oh earth.!
. ...,M. PVEES, M.D.
Resident Physician at the Loutsvitle Marine ILasill al.
, L. P. Y ANDELL; 31. ft..
Prof-, of Chf.l:oi.try in th e Louisville Medical (Ingest'.
Caution:l-Aft for'the nriKinal••Dß. JOHN BULL'S
SARSAPARILLA.'t from ReatilaY.o Qv AllT hot.
ties, and haike another. . ,
SOLE AIXENCY 'int the State of Oennsylvaala Is
at DR..SWAYNE'S Laboratory, No } Nardi SEV
ENTH aratET, Philadelphia. . I
For, sale bi 30118 C. BROWN, Pilitsifille t ECK
-EL & BARNDT, Tremont, Solo Agents for rikhuyl
k ill Couniy;:i • . I
. June - U. itas3. . _
TEIS#II/1 87/ TIMOVSAN;DS ADD
EilEn
,
ll'o of a beneficent Creatkhas planted ev
ery coottiry with its own proper antidotee against
the-effects hit soil and'climate upon the human being.
The ehefiltiltal Indians are proof of this fact. main
taining as they did; without other airLa vigor of con
stitution oh:Surpassed by aoy other rice. NO Iron
the roots add p6ota. which mow sPoetaneou ly upon
our preset). that WRICIIIrS tNmAN vaurra
[mi.' P 11.15.: are compounded.'' They are, therefore,
better adapted to meet the particular Oruro utdlreave
prevailing An our country, than any foreign medi
eine. Or ankffiedietne concoetrdfrom foreign thugs
can bo. •"'-- • I
The high:Celebrity which these`Pilt r it have ecquired
for thoronehness and efficacy, renders any thing
more than n'sbort notice unnecessary. Deng com
pounded ettelr of .wegetatite' simple,. the products
of out °wit it, they are entirety free from Gil mer
curial andfishei deleterious mitten—powerful for
gond, yet Innocent of injury, even. to the Weakest
constltutidli. They should be resod Nto at Once is
any's( the f0110w...";,' ing complaints: .- , .• .
Asthma, ~ ' • 'lnward Fever, !:-
Affections 'Of the Bladder lottamatien of the ,Eyes,
and Kid 'kis. - Jaundice, , ' •
Acidity arlhe Stomach, lam ityOf the Blond, .
Bronchitlei':" • Lone of A p petite, l •
Skin-hes nittbe Shin. Liver CoMplaiet.' Very
Bilious reer, in which etticeekius In this com
complaintshe Pills are, plaint, i
very wettable. , 'Lumbago pod Lo%l:flees of
Bilious Cone,' Iferits,i ' -
Bowel Corithlaints, * ' liftrcutialyilermse,
Biles, •1". ~ Night Swells,
Colds and *loughs, . Nituralgi*, -
• Constlpetinn or - Costive. Names. ". ' ;
nese. -;.‘, li, Nervous Delitity,' •
• Debility, ;lc - ' - - Palpitation of the Reap.
Difficulty Of Brea th ing, Piles, ; , 1 •
Drapery, - .., I '- - ' - Pains in the Miura. .‘
,Dimness 4 Vision, Pain In the Bach' 1
Dyer oterfi Pain in the side and Mei st
Dysyeterlaw-No p er re n Pimples, •
,
should'l
lay using the Pleurisy, . '
• thePli n this dletrees. Rheumatism,
' inn Complaint, Rush 6111h:rod to t he Wad,
Crysipemp, • Small Pk, 1 '
Female Irfwgularilles, - Avrlmmin# of the Head,
Freckles,..."',.. , Pour Eructations,'
\Fits, 4 • Soreoesa kW th e Meet !
Foulness, the Complex- dote Ththit, ' I • •
I lon, ?..? Saralee, I .
fewer nod-Ague. For 1 his,iferofula,i •
- r
3 scoorgenT the 'WesternAcurvy, r---- , - •
. 3 .',..t .la ittryi-these Pills are Secondary - Symptoms.-
' .4 onequaßed by any otheratalt Rheum, ,
eemedgy,peeoily elect-iTeuer, I •
- leg a coPiplete and per 'Tumors, ; --
manentre. 1 !Tic Doleronz. '
Flatulency 'Ulcers of isle kinds,
Root, ~-,. - 'Worms, .i"
0 iddinescand Dlsziness,,Yellownera of the Seel
Gravel, E.-, '' . ,Yellow Peter. Every re.
Headacbip elek Lind •ster. l 'inane:: of this', dread
' vacs, s s , c • ' . 1 fel matridy signalises 'a
freiutbsolls" . i new trial r& for Wright'.
lodigeation, ' 1 1 Pills. 1 , ,
, ,
Inntle
CAVE! ON. IIIIIIII
--The poetic are respectfrillY ea„ 11 -
cloned a st artlees with names she; nor to Wrglit's
ladiess Vittetablit Pills, hot which removal; pond 'of
their virtues. Always ask lbr wmomt. 'PILLS,
ff
and do not be put o with any meet.: ' •
The medicine Is for sale.wholesate"andretalLeither
in Englisli; ranch, German or Spanish dl etiong.at
the Penelpal Office, 169 RACE St., Villa& phis.
_ And fbf4ale by ,
Eilt. E. Id. neArrir
Volatile.
' • . Ji:l7. BROWN. • - :
And by Ahenta In an part, of the Slate' mi l d United
Elates. I •
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Jane 1141153. ' h tt.l
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'IIIIOIODIPS COMPOUND SYRUP OP
. _.': YELAOW DOCK BOOT. ' f
THIS bra Panty Vegetable Cooponai. acienttheal.
I in re red from the best Saws and Linn of the
Malaria lea, and bag gained as Oat leaned *pota
tion for ' following etrects viz: -
&petal - g and Strengthening Mks , Liner and
i f
Da sum Organs, and Cleansing the
• ~, ,r 't Stomach and Bow '
ie _
and tboktvadia all Billow' Dittwees, Litter Coin.
Plata*. IPon_pepda, Indigestion. Costiveness. Piles,
Oceania& Fever and AVM. Jeaselice, Nausea. bus
of appeille,&e... asd wowing the :toed to noadab and
support near part. . .t• I B L OOD.
and lrViturrilla *nit. . •
Mu nwing all nowore. Coasenua . Empalme,
aerotialajlait Rlllllll4 Ilrystpetas,lindat find, Cut
ter Pimpliest on the thee. ElottheaMeen. Telneth.
MaticurbOuiease. Cantem/10. L.. , ' t
negnlatin.: tied" Secretory organs. i. ...
aid by enabliagthem to paribrat their prepay Ilene
thins. Prereallab and tunny may pallet aid dna.
&Mee 414 1 . NUMIS Of 111111114POIXO, *MD QMIIIIIO
Till NItiP(01:11 Incas. this slaying
_Nunn OH.
aation t sall copal all Disease, of Uto pia/IN/4a* HY*:
teria. Newralyta. army,. &e. .
THE • .
IT le U NRIVALLED IN CURS OP A 1.1 .-
FEMALE coMPLAIN9S., .
_.• ..
as Wealthesa. general debility ;ItregaintlY. Ofaxitlto
tins. alitilling of in Feet, IWO* Joists. kr-. caned
by weatkinal g atm Lose art Tan** Cosnetele.
es Co:deg9Milhaa. AseDika., Ceeinurtok. 1tc..a14 0 .
NNW. a:-... -- 1
Maytatn pote `made ose of the Com Soap of Vet-.
tow Dechlost.prepateil by C. MO S & CO.. lather ,
waraelestior * ego families. and balding it to be a very
salatarytiodnbeisal prepanatin.sw ala woes allieer.
re t ac vasot ed. It te the public a. A veryVa*lllde
E. &atm. Ilwasslder Nathan! litsfOreviaine;.
11 - 1 . UN* Banter. Mg., Cashier Lime Mini Bask
do d al. Sig. Wiliam Philip*. ley. .1.'.11. Riehoond. C.
o. Jame. , editor Pontine. Dee; A dvi.. Was. , POW.
114 W. WM" Clots Weber, W. IL U. P../asteeflettb•
. hem a'at. Dft. 9. J. Daum Doet. Pest Colby. *of
eime heatt e ethos Of the moo tempettAble` DueMee
This etettle; thit I have for a Oyster of roni
boooletistod with the southaalthas - sad swan of
arm re of MOURNS COMPOUND STROP of
' 'MILO_i DOM ROOT. !have aim beessaithain
tad wllikits modes opersodi is diewass,ssd as say
the to Ittloolteete 11 le adolrahly relestatedta tenet
Ay OW - of Dlanan bar Wadi It 1112*. dogma.
_ It la laity ninth& IsINDIONSTION sat at.
beiv
.• Areptatee.U. tidies to bobby adios
1 OW Lill 11.. reoeves Ifigw.saitheasttelt, of WI
01Witoi see t staining tinkby sans Is WI 'hi
systail."'f Sas DWOMATOO or *infirm of the Bland
It me sh:seperler. - DAVID ift/Ia01.11.1) :
IfosvfOhts. ll - 11.„ Jam: 4.
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.:TaIADLI AZr;INSUNGINOR.vtiorrwer„ .
aCura,,NEti riYuit*,
capie*S2fltHA3k . jVelt:wid q,eitritylnrgitid •
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ADAM P. VAS Pp•TTLX-.. cIDDTI, • •
Watuka itecise. ' ' ••Jastal tiny, • . .
CiLlatt.its P. ; Peit:Ltip 11:Dgiars.
W. -TW.L. • I - :bait, V Wilill11.••• L. '
ialllOllW6 Paritme. :Alai., •-•
CaimiXe IL :hgettauts Uteersit,
Jona iii.:Lasassa.-• •, • ,
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17: 17, % 131t:u. ewtrelary.
u rc i4.. Vire Pilin . .Dliutim W. Tot4...Trras!t.
Jon..peneral Amrat, Ni.. 3T
b i c e pejareet, tatittoft - N, J. i • • - •
NCFl9tEltiCia.-
. datums, Judge. ffileasetarly.
-Jae. F--Cista, 13btolti. • .
Eattest,.Cerasy ihtsk, "
'.Abram A. VasiNarst.ll4of.
Slyer's. Ex-Slayer • • ;
D. Wright. leconirr. Albany_ .1
H. u..***,Diell*ltteprienat a4nans slt
iatok G. Ss Otis. R 104; • '. . • ,
Thews tandr;iirq hiew .
poumenoC lam mate saronse,Fite,iul elan in
land pain -lei DS and I:lokTri,,asigncd
Philadalidita, hew York. aid gager% I Pon*. issued
by 1, • - f.:WRITNEY;
Attar forlithaylkall Marbly.
Oats sext:dlor toares' Inas*.
Jane 23.* 3 s- ' I - W, Mir•
tr.AL'AT" Ave.
UP TIMOTATE IMPTILALI tIREAi
1 4../ INSURAIIO6 COMMA N Y at' PENNI
Branch 0n1ce,,J42 ell ItrlTNlrt :Street, 1
Assets 'Map, t. test
Pre:alums rettsireint, o idly t
Interest an Lest* Ste. ; ; •.
•
zi
1 . .448,1E118
Loises4 re-lailtraftch!l'aud
• " intatd preguiit • I
• $350,31S
• • INVEST NTS: ..
Sunds Moo gagfes , murk." aro nthitlood__ _
arcuit ter. •
Pleunum uuirsi •
Cash uo-band.
Tula! iris,. nrtelOnoree liabte fir fuses. $ 358 .31R
Tate, company maitre/ cm balldthe I perpetually Or
limited; shoo. ma all km& or iriarthamtire am 4 far
-12 re by raei year, an the most 4 .. - rravontible terms. '
: Applte/tit4eVar latutahre In the above Company
are respert 111-onlicited by
, 5011!11 SlittINER, Agl
IrENTRE ritreer t T,l dour above lgdr=
OMCE—
ktt, Palm!!
Jtlne!t. 18,
OFFICIAL
=I
7• - • ORDINANCE ,
To . adtionse is Loon Jur,the,liqurdatiaz of 'ea
.D(6l of theßusoogh of Pausal/le. •
UTHIBREAS, By an'Act Assembly approved
VV March' CM, 1450, th e T ow , council of the
Borough' of Pottsville was authorized and empow
ered borroW Batt sumol Money not exceeding
Twenty Thoinand Boilers, which they might deem
necessary for putpute d lit uidapaz the debt of
s aid Borough, unit other necist miry Borough per
pose!, is tl twine and upon the midi, credit add
re spansdatit , iq* the corporation of raid Borough.
Therefore • " ,
Sze. 1. 'Be h enacted and onlamed by the Town
Council of the Borough of Pottsville;ind it is here
by enacted : by the tiethoriteof the same. That the
President of the Council be and ire is hereby au
thorized in'borrow iq the credit of the corporation
the suit of sixteen thouleand Dollar., to be applied
to the casuAlation of outstanding Borough orders,
and the liquidation of the debt' of said corporation
generally.
Site. 2. The said loan shall iie divided into shares
of one hundred dollars each, hearing interest at the
rate am per ,erntum, payable ..semi annually on
the first dayS April and Oct tier in" each year,
a nd reimbursable as. follows, to wit :
Two Thousand Millers, payrible Oct. 1, 1858,
, Two thousand dollars payable in each subsequent
year, at Came time. •.1
Sec. 3. The books of sub : scripture shall be open
ed at the public house of Mortimer and Brother,
on the 18th day of lily, Ai !a. 1853, and dailyy
thereafter between the hours of two and air. o'clock
'mut the game of such loan Shall be tutweribed.
The,sums subscribed shall he'paid at the time of
subscription either in money, , or Borough orders,
at their par value. , .
Sec. 4:. For every share or.shares side:a/Med and
Paid tor by , each subscriber, tie provided' , for in the
seetiolf,preeeeding,'Bonds with coupons or inter
est certificates attached, providing for the ,semi•an-
• nual payment of the inferest;!ehall he, twined under
the meal of thecorpomtiori, signed by the President
of the Council, end countersigned by they Treasu
rer, which shall he transferable as bonds are usually
tramlerred.
Sec. 5. All outstanding Borough orders, Bonds,
certificates or other evidence 'pf indebtedness Will
be received as money, and converted into Coupon
Bonds bearing interest from lite time of payment.
Szc. 6. That the President of the Cdunce with
a committee of two consisting of J. W, Roseberry
and Remy L.. Cake, or either, of them,-shall be a
commerce to, receive subleriptious to the loan, to
giVe receipts for the monies received, and,pay the
same intgthe treasury. .
■
Sac. 7.1 The lutenist oil the said Bimd shall 'be
preferred `lO all ether liabilitiea, and payable out, Of
the first Morfitp. that come intekthe_Treagury.
C. J. FlLY,'Ples't Town Council. '
Attest, .431gA A. Ivleßannoiil Town Clerk. i
. June 25. 18.1 1 . 126-31 •
MEI
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•: csitramor REMEDY FOR 'MR
•
FEVER AND AGUE IN T(TE WORLDS
RalbOtisch's Fever aiid Avis Drops.
Oily preparation that liver fails In effect i Utz - .
a spice!" and pernualteal curd,
It Is iintiiely,frau fromQninioe,or any tither :in
jurious sidnuance. ,Put up in
. buttlrs at fifty rents
Bleb. -
,Preparid Only by F. W., NALDFLEISCII, No. 47
FFILTINCEIttee., New York.l
i.13-Fer dale by JOHN d. iS :MARTIN; Sole Agent
for Puttatiille.
ne ' ' 46-1 Y •
. ,
ffitomms ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
- • (/ N G E4l.
frITIS Essence is a preparation of unusual
tente. la ordinary diarrli'ma. incipient cholera.
In abort. In all cases of prostration of the digestive
funetiobs, it is of Inestimablv value. Daring the
provalence - of epidemic, cholera and summer com
plaints of chlWreu,it Is peculiarly etruiscious ; no
family or Individual stitiuld be:without It.
Carat/m.4le awe in. get the genuine essence;
Which is urine:red only by F. DROWN. it, Ms Drug
sod Chemical Store. X. E. Corner of Fifa sad Cleat.
Rat Streets, Philadelphia, and tor pale by .all the re
'Pitchable Apothecaries in the 'D awed Mates; ~und at
Potuvtlie; Pl. by BROWN.
~ June II„ .
•
•T
"poiti give up the Shtp."—Tatoreure.
UM OLDIE= DRUG; AND APOTI/E
ICARY STORE IN 001101 - LEILL-CO:
rip HR Subseriber resperSally informs his friends
arid the nubile in general that he still continues
tit his otd stand in Camtre :street. near Market,,
V eitsville, and takes the oppotannity ef tendering
hie thanks to his numerous fili-nds and sequaintan
eel. for the Confidence and support they have honor
ed him with through many yeti's of business.
Ile !hints It useless to rnitrifelate. all the articles
which he keeps in his sore.' I
The public are well aware that be has no other
floods connected, except what is 'generally kept In
Srugitteres. . • ' • •
fle will.nansnalotontinue to keep his store well
supplied with rood and fetal Drugs of every descrip
tions .
• .
4.. pr Physicians' preseriptlois carefully rompnno
: JOHN fJ. KRoWN.
• i June 11.1853. • . 1441 1
FITS! FITS ! ! FITS !! !
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
ME
APltarvici L 15.• , '
For the rare of Fitt, Spatter, Crantp.t t and, all
.
. Nervous and Constittetiaizal f utter.
ERSONS WHO ARE LABORING !INVER this
D
• r distressing malady, ISM fi nd the VEGETABLE
EPILEPTIC PILLS t o.-be the only remedy ever dis
covered for coring Epilepay,or Filling Fits.
;These PIUS pones* a' opecific action• on the 'ner
vous system ; and, although they are prepared es
pecially for the purpose of caring File, they will be
found of especial benefit for rill persons afflicted with
weak nerres, or whose net vcMs system has been pros
trated or 'battered from any cause whatever In flu/a
le iomplilitta, or diseases - of ion, standing, superin
diked by nervonsamisi,l troy are exceedingly beneficial.
Erica $3 per boa, or two bailee for 05. Persons oat
of the city, enclosing a reinittonce,,wol bate the
'Pills sent them through the mall, free of postage.—
For sale by BETH A HANCE, No.lo BALTIMORE
ettreet, - Ilalt Imre, Md„ to whim) orders from all parts
of the Union; mnst-be addressed, postrPaid. , '
June • f i ' I 43-Irif
•
1 i , WORLDS vent ,
AIE W YORK. NAY 31, leSi— The *rector* of the
Andelation for th e Exhibition of ;the Industry of
ali'Nations, give 'mike that le R th ibition will be
opened on the nth day of Ju Y. f • '
le making this an miuncement, the, Directors avail
themselves of the opportunity to mate that the buil
ding which they have meant, and the Exhibition
which they have prepared. will, they believe, fully
meet the Just expectations of the public. It is plop.
el that u should be known that. In order to afford
ample scope fur the Inventive talent and skill of our
countrymen In machinery and aariculitual tattle
oreats,-we have increased the, size of the building
by addlegmearly one-fourth to imam', beyond what
was origMalir. contempiatad 0 so that me have now
An. the Putitoiteet of exhibition; two hundred th ousand
square feet. or seaHy Ave acme. " I
Not. Ilinklig their plans to p display merely enrf.
one or attnettve, the Directors have organized a de
partment of mineralogy and geology, in which some
of , the best *liming talent of the country 11111 been
employed. and the Seendation is the* Jaki or a most
Valuable national collection of the mineral resources
of the country. . .
The Directors had hoped to 'open the Exhibition at
an earlier period, bat the novelty and h.trleacy of
the style of 'Construction and , the high • standard of
atebitectual. beauty which it has been the object of
the fisauclatian 16 attain, hasp produced 410. sad
1 1 it has been impractiemie for the Directors, noterdth
standing'their utmost viglietwe and their most , ear
melt destre,toa moues the opening at an earlier day.
' In regard Was general character of the exhibition,
the result proteges to be most gratifying, and Lot un
worth/ of the conddence manifested towards. It by
the government 'of the United Btates. a confidence
which has elicited a withal response from the gov.
eminent of 'foreign consult:l+; it all, utmuestions-
My, be the Most attractive and interesting collection
of Me works of art, the resin of science and the
productions ed lathier,' that itas ever yet been made
in Oita coallitY, ande in tendto increase the active
emulation of toe ape in every branch of. intelleunal
development: ~ , • • - ,; •
''--- The'soki charge of the (metier of the building. Its
&Oaths, arrangements, classification and polite, Wu
beta confided to tiro omens of the Navy of the Uni
ted Stater. ,Captatin E. P. Dupont and C. 111: Peale;
lad the unettas of tbe geveremect gives to the op-
pointmeat if Milo greftemea; who' have so 'Math
dtetistgaishini themselves In the special services in
-Which they.billre been employed.- agoras meet of
•conidencs reposed end the lemma (pit, by the high-,
;est authorities of the country,. in the Puteral Objects
of the 'enterprise. „ .; • _-. •• - -
Tame geallesem s have installed their dePallaten*
111 MOW* z . . '
J. N. Itatetteder,Secremryoj the eadarattendent t "
Bawd Webber, Arras/mm*4 of lipliCS and Clisesi
'
Prof. IL Eilliemmlv.,lllbeeratogr and Cheatattry t
11 ••• P. Mutate. Agricultural I tememema ; ; -.
Joseph E. Illolates, Illadilaerf I • ' 1 ,
Edward Timeat. TesilleFabrics .
t 'i.
Mix Platti,Sealptare.^ I; - ' ;
The ollielalestalopoes and the Ululated Weekly
; letontat the asktbatoa are to be pubtlebed to the
supe
WNW& by Of
ON e. O. Asst 7.elatlop POW. ',llt Cu., Ithiller
. Ma.
rvhdea Of ; - ••
, no ilrettors bate emeildiAttlbe ettaidatee re.
lamed la them by their Allow rattans. la sit parts of
,the eeltattlJ aaa,llt r r t rlll egotism to make every
.
.troat to sat Elea est=leas. -'
Worthaer kavligsure, Phili p Memo, ", •
Alfred Pell. .., ' - - Arkmatia thiagetbai
tiagestiget_isoot, ' ' • ; Mules W. Room.
kkambiertliiikittim, Jr.; felt.:Ord • -.•
George L.WelitiPler, . - = . l W. PASO. ; -
Elbert J. Anderson. .. ' Wellisit Witittio,' 1
N. - Ditabium
'W. . ' labMilkiiiham, - .' ',. ; •
El. Waddell." , ' William Mast, ,
Jacob . A. Westervelt, ' Warn Shermis, F '' ' - •; I
lain* a:Hallakm, , '- P. lA% ledismiehr-
tamest WAAblaseh .-4; ' ;
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1 ' liiivasewicti.ftedieut. i I
wetAremipme vte regas i xoupe...u........!
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L. 0. Mate r; _r II 1
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'nd 11.311131
83131 A 44 1 A •
Philadelphia.
11109.016 51
135.t50 58
1,11111 10
100.400 Op
1n,861 O
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et,1120 21
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F;iseiVsb Coai. fottu—ihn 41-iiiiziat,'LvuLeilva,ilizz,-I.l"r^r a nd
ibil , V•id4t and rAtlerti]alrakata, rs'spot fully :illicit laalitare of v toe g izs tro il itage of buyer.K'whither for factory:
atinuathnsa or Puna; am. 'Willie, 1,.-f W: corner of Walnut and Eitcat 'tracts, "W turf, Swore atter'.
Sebuylliall.,• • 1. ''''''.;,: 4 . ''i : Philadelphia. Fri:roar) , ). Lisa, •. . -: - 6.-17
eIs;.i.LPTIED LAWTfiN is `iiic Amt. in Schu
. 4.14 Vinidarra Molding', Attitia . ,a4ditton. Pottsville. , : - • • •• I - ti"
ilklit'otint7., for 'the porkhror:und: chipping Of our Coal.—
00 •I ' ,
.
SIMRIFF'S
SillatiPP'S SALE of AzUkz, 'ESTATE 1
'.
BY virtue of as writ, or t , Ohi,;,ii E xi „, na .,;,.
Peed nut 'of the - CourrW Centirion nem, of
Schuylkill County, and to 7Ve, direrted, there wilt
be exposed to public sale 1 / 4 ,*;:endiaii,,oit SATIIII,
DAY, July Vd, 18,:itiotit 3 o'4or•t: iiithe atlernood,t
at the house of John C. LCitiig, innkeeper in the
Borough of Pottsville, in tlaiY.::--ounifriloiesniii, the
following described propeioTs`. , :??..r `•
ALL the estate, right, lit* . anil Interest wfuShio:
ever of Michael Ityppolitsqi,liiran'd iDii Bemire,
I.,nula Francis de Bon; art.f4 : l3riteds de V illeroit
and of each of them of, in nail Oran that certain tract
or parcel of land situate lipltit..l4'Fowitishiri, in
'Schuylkill County, beginning:ol almost lathe divi
sion line between lane siirkaaad ikitersuance of a
warrant grained to Timoiks..,,l t eikis and ',Aaron
Bowen, and land sarVeretsCPurstsince of a war-.
rani granted to John Rerniteti al 10 - Potat twitere
the County line between ttaLvouritca ol Lnzerne
and 'Schuylkill crossen ilie!'trod lieMilberweint,the ,
said two surveys ; thence Wong ;Zs , said County '
line north sixty-six dirgreesii+t, fdiffi',hutidresi and
forty perches lola stone, at tint poirOnisaid County
line, where the-County lin&h - e i twe.rif ffie:Ciiiintiles
of Carbon and Schaythill intrsett . - file aid first
mentioned 'County line . ; thcliace ritiingt the said
County line between :the CreretterTACeirten and
Schirylkill south forty!degreia e4ti!lkitti.hitnilo4
and sixty-eveperchesto a pa/4;lin the.l3i- , '
vision - line between lands sareenai ~-Tan
pursuance of two several warrants: . ' • Li s :
led to Christian Kneel:el rind 4? iv- • a
, a,
en respectively, inclined survey ' ti:Or.,
nuance of a warrant granted tit:. 'ail; pc ktifiekel ;
thence alorig.fhe said diviriotriete ' nit eighty de?-.
- green west, eightyl•five perchesio flt t ine oall tree,
i
a corner of the lend surveyeitin kilitinancelot the
said warrant granted to Maer.il-lovectst hence tilorig
the'division line between die 4id ktnaL stlltred' d in
pursitance of a warrant granted htety , 'Bowee, nnd
the said land surveyed' in purhtanisa of a Warrant
grErled to Cutharine' Kunekei, tho l following two
c and distances , to wit ::;.-Itihrth ten degree.'
w , sixty-four perches to n hiritlll time, and then
th eighty degrees west, thirly-air, perclie in a
• .h tree in the division line between the said land
s rveyed in pursuance of a warrant•tipanted 0 C'rtt h •
urine Kunkel, and land surveyed tp puistianett Of ii
warrant granted to Verne , !.elan; lhence ineag thi,
said di vision line south ten degrees',east, three hun
dred: and sixteen perches to a stone at the southe
went corner of the said laud surveyed in pursuance
of a warrant granted to Catharine hltincket ; thence
by land which was !vacant at the time the lands
now described were 'surveyed, surveyed, sOttli
,eighty de
grees west', three hundred and sevetµy perches to
a stone corner by a the nut tree: - and - thence along
the'aforesaid division line betweeiihtinds surveyed
in purnuance of a warrant granted to l'itnothy
Lewis and Aaron BoWii, and land stir- i
vexed in pursuance of a warrant granted
~ to hunckel, north ern degrees - xest,. ~:a
three hundred and tenperches to theplace ire 9
of beginning; containing eight hundred and ,
filly-nine acres end seventy-six perches:, or therea
bouts, and being' a part of three centiguous trains or
parcels of land—one thereof situate partly, in the
County of Schuylkill, panty in the County of Le
zerne, and partly in the County of Carbon, and sur
veyed in pursuance of a warrant dated the twelfth
day of April 1788, granted to May Bowen ; and the
other two situate partly in Count 'OS Schuylkill and
partly in the County of. Ltirettni,nint. surveyed in
pursuance of two several warrants, dared each the
twelfth day of April 1789igranled to' Venus Lewis
and John fiunekel respectively,:- , 4 .: ...
And ALSO, All the estate ' right,titte and interest
whatsoever of the raid Michael Byppolite. Durand
J)u Repaire, Louis Francis de Roux end Brutus de
Villeroi, and of each ',of them,iif in and to all that
certain other tract or parcel ofiland situate in , Bush
Township, in Schuylkill ConOii, being part of n
tract of land which war survet'etlith pursuance of a
warrant granted to Martin Dzitif t dated the twenty.
- linoday of April, 1192, beg,iintitifi in the northern
line , of the said suryey,.nt tiief,peiint, where „the
Coimty line, between the Cora:lnes of Carbon and
Schuylkill, crosses the said nArthern.'.line ; thence
along the said CounlY line southtfVutyile•
: ,,_: 4 ,
green east, one hundred'and sislyiWn.hes
to a post at the point ,iii the soinbtrin bee ;14:
of the said survey where the r'if,il poiiiity as a
Ilne crossesthe said southern I ifipz . tlience
fanth eight degrees 'west, ficChnildred andeignt
perches to a pine tree; theare:Zneetti eight degrees
west, thirteen perches to a pate tote, )henee'azitth
eighty degrees west. a xty *rebe l to 11 stone, being
the southwest corner it the snill tract offend which
wits surveyed in pursuance ) pie said warrant
granted to Marlin Ttale; the nce - along the diet.
sion lice between the said trneCtil hind and land
surveyed- in purse:tact...l another.wareaut granted
:toe Martin Dale. date,'t4 . thirty4r,t day of Jane:.
ary, 1793, the three folloyvingF.e,stir+s and distenl. ,I
• ces, to_ wit :—Nortli ten . ; west,degteo,) sixty-two
perches to a post • then north iiig:ty de:tree east, 1
one hundred and Dimity perett :Ito it stone ; and
then north ten degreita , west, sixty le perches to a
e t
shine; and thence north ieventyi r ix'and a quarter
degrees east, three huridred asevanty-live per
ches to the place of beginnin ; :.eontainiog three,
rict
hundred and sixty-four acres an barty-two perches,
orlthereabouts, and being also aqiert of two cent ig
nous tracts or parcels of laud sipaite 0 partly in the
Criunty of Carbon and partly: in the County of
i
Schuylkill and surveyed n pursuance of two4eve.
rill 'warrants, granted by the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania ; one „thereof to Martin Dale, 'dated
the twenty:thinl day of April, 1799, and the'
other thereof to Christian Kuuekel; da• ! -,
led the sixteenth day of January, 1793,
and with last-described. Also; all the es. , 1 1; "
tit e, right; title and-interest whatsoever se's
of the said Michael Hyppolite, Durand ,
Du ltepaire, Louis Francts de Roux and 13rujui de
Vitleroi, and each of them, of, in and to altiliet part
of the said two cent iguous,or adjoining tracts or par
cel?, of land which lies in the Cpunty of Car ion,
aid is bounded and described as follows, to wit :
—lleginning in the northern line of the t•aiil
surveyed inpursuance of the nforesaid warrant,
Opted to Martin Dale, at the point where the
County line between the Counties of Carbon land
Schuylkill crosses the said northern line; Ilaince
akMg the said northern line, north seventy-six and
a quarter degrees east, one hundred and tweet.the
perches ton chesnut oak tree, the northwest corner
of,the tract surveyed in pursuance of a warrant, da
ted the sixteenth day of Janet:try, A. D. 1793, grtm
ted to Christian Kunckel ; thence by land which
was vacant, at the time the last mentioned tract
wits surveyed; the folloWing ten courses and distan
t-el, to wit:—North eighty degrees team, one lain.
dyed and foufteen perches ton white oak tree; then
north eight and a half degrees east,',otui titualred
and nine perches to e pine tree; then north fifteen de,
grees east; ,eighty-stx perches to stone; then
nOrth eighty-five degrees -east, 120 perebes to
nstone ;, then mania tortylfive degrees • -
rao, twenty-tilt perches toe pine. tree;
tlas smut' twenty-five degrees west, rev -1
enty p7chis to a pine tree; !hut south trt
eighty- Ine degrees west; seventy-seven
petthen to a' atone; then south 23 degrees west rss
patches opine tree then south 40 degrees east,
*perches toa pule ute ; and men north silty de
greli, tut ninety-six and three quarter perches to .
,a stone; thence partly Ville said vacant land and
;partly by land formerly called,Col. Iliester'S bind,
south eighteen degrees east, two hundred and teh
peiehes to a post; thence by vacant land Moiesatil,
south eighty degrees west, three hundred and twen
ty perches to 5. pest; and then north ten degrees
west, thirty-three perches to 'tweet the;sontlt
east corner of the said tract, surveyed on the said
warrant to Martin Dale; thence along the southern
tide of the last rnenfioned tract south eighty degrees
west, kitty-five perches to the point where the
County line between Ore Counties iris Carbon and
and Schuylkill crosrcs the said southern •
tile; and thence along , the said County
hue north forty degrees west, 160 perch- :4:
es to the place of beginning; containing •e a
Gi i re hundred and twentyecres and thirty
fiye perches, or thereabouts, and being the
,whole
of one tract of land,' which was surveyed in pursu
ance of a wet rant ,dated the 16111'day of January,
1793, - granted to Chi/MIMI Kunckel, and a'part of
another adjoining tract of land, which was surveyed
in pursuance or a warrant dated the twenty-third
day of April, 1792, granted to Martin Dale.
As the estate ol the said MICIIAEL, lIYPPO
LITE, DURAN D DU REPAME, LOUIS FRAN
CIS DE ROUX and BRUTUS DE V.ILLEROI,
in the said writ named, and will be sold by
• , • , JAMES NAGLE, Sheriff.
Sherirs Office, Potts--j
Ville; Jane 25,1353.
REAL ESTATE.
0 Val
PUBLIC) SALE
Land; in
SchuyOill county, on
day, :Tidy 11, 1853.
Alr HE mibscriber Stinnett at public sale, nn MON
!'
DAY, the 11th day ofJaly, 1852, at the public
house oil. G. Petals, In the 90,01111) of Harrisburg,'
Dauphin County. Pa., the ondivided'ono.tenth pan
df the following described two tract. of land, situate
formerly In lianhelm Township, Bettis
County. now in Duey township, Schuyl t
hill county, and State of Pennsyiranin,
cantabiles altogether elf ht hundred and
ipliteee acres and sixty-four perches, be
the riamernote or -less, and allowance ;
adjoining land. of John Kunkel, Cbristieu Dyer. gia
phla Myer, Christian lavenberg. lobe Harris, Barbe
l* Artillis and"Fraticia Attalla. dald hada sniveled
end returned Into the Land Office of Pennsylvania
pa warrants granted tO Sophia iipira ant Philip lily
-
err, dated respectliely on the eighteenth day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1701, and the same which Charter
ill,' Rag, High Sherif of Schuylkill County did grant ,
lend convey to William Parker, reference being! • bad'
to Deed Rook No. It. pace 317, will appear' gale to
rldinefle* at 7 o'clock, #P. U., when terms wilt be
made knows by ; MONtGOM FAY K
Assignee of Ilenry Baade lßK,
r.
-1 -
! June 22,1653. . 25 3t '
VALI:MOLD COAL LAND .1"011 SAILS{
I GOOD BARGAIN.
ROHBF:fkand BIIERICK . PRACT,altdated
neat Droeltvillig. la Bchtylkiil County, mutilates
230 arras. The Siturylkill
!road runs thronghlhe whole !swath 01
the tract. ' Wargaired Creel I.Land. W*.
:ter power on the Land. sad well-tlathere •
ad. 'For Anther particulars. apply to
JOSEPH ZOLL, Tanner,
, • . neer Oniipburg,; • "
• . •Or at ate Oftee of the Armies' Journal.: •
•
b ALSO, A Tract lying near Tremont. on the_
llailrosaseontalning 21/* atm.-all Coal Land—with
water parer and sanclent timber to pay for the
Land. Apply to l• , JOSEPH ZOLL.Oeurisabilst-
JOIN 1111„
ritsainn
T MOST. IMPECTFOLLY akikr myself as . a eta
.adldate for the OrArrs of COUNTY TageaUlthit.
et the costes rant *ethos. entice( in the decision of
the Whig Coaatypoaveation;
' • r loan remorLotill 16 :4:
. , W
rOLUTiliet, 1.11153.' - / air
'weir itiours voog:
Jusrpantsnliil."'
.
QOOO COPS= onoraqii,lNADVAtier, AV
1, 1 1. 4 =ei '
'1 ca ernyaioitt4ol‘.v4flg lu
;arisimismonalpparlialle,day- - rsive
jai it; lalct
!=
MNIIII
HOTELS.
• r SCA ILATEUNG.
r A Pll Al A Y—t` AP r. Ist. AND.
4 NATIONAL. HALL.
pm:A tatge, tea , an elerant lintel, Is ansi, 4 pen
3 fns tlie . season. •.!
,The puLilte wilt find this a flrsi (lass
flour, It i 4 situated on biatt • luttmad.
with a lac,. garden in front. and attatits a _
wog. mapnthr«ut view; of ihe Ocean
,51r I'. Al'Ent.i.ou ennaed, and would
he glad t.i teeeive Ake falls or his frleads.
AARIIN t:ARKErIiON,
Jim. 45, 1f153. 26 .2 . 41
C/11 6 E1 'DRAY '
•
• • ' • Sl'A; BATHING.
. , . .
rongrextlllll is' mote ppen. ~, 4 ;
. ,i
pO ,
'III !nation alibi.). Muse on hinh. 3111 In nnti-
TO gfiannil% With large Linn ifi front, renders' It
the moi.r tiro finbie of nfiy on Ihr ItiLaild. ~. I
if:aa hap, bren int roityrea and many °their limirove
ciente made since lass ' OVUM'', ' ~
:The proprimar hopes - to merit a c., nt Iti barter ;011ie
vrry liberal pa i [mix grbermolorr'riceic'eit. . i i .
W, U. AllLLER.Prnprielor.
i'June . ll, 1,863. - i , , :ill,.
17 - I*V - 7001 -- ,. 7 & . ,!
: • SELLING OUT CEigar. :-
QTRAtV tIONNETtiand Children's Leghors'ilatsv
oTteuusinsx.kcSt" 14dles' 'and ettildren's !Gaiter
-1 Boots and STIPA, will tre found at the ' '
o'n
, ' - ille;deap Hn Ogote'4No. 3,1 'swath
SEVOND Street. lower vide,lidoor i
fe-.16. below Minket Street. Philadelphia, : f
where's large' assuctnient. of Ladies'. Mgr' 'and;
ehildreo's Shaw Unirinnia , of every descripthi ' and
most fashionable rhylifs. at g!iiiiy reduced pr. irs.. 1
Calif.'s ' will plea ni. evil and er:ortittie bsfore i .Vrvidting
elsewhere. _ • ' 1-; •I •• n.• PRALEVi• •
' ;Ii o - :',11 :South 'Second Street.'
!
June 35. 1553. , i' '•
:. • : 334i.
•' , , - Signe:l%4Zr !, ' •, ;,
:).!••••-. 1 ....J;: - .. 1 PI G .1 31 A LEI'" A.S., , ! - , • '
11 , 1174 AB fc. (ll[ M ILLINE ,1?:1":6 COI)S
11
•: i Aldo' ternovedif . tdm 37 Sout h ti $ t I f eet 4to
.. .
lir NOVVII '0 '3l'v AIROVIO CIII OO NTNIET,
, ~
•• t • OPYOS , F 'lnc winiCult - ey: li
l• 0111`,ADELPHIA.. ' 4 1
.. I: ; ! , , 9•Si .
I 1 . • f t '
1 '
SELLING OFF STOLE or reririnr .:
...
il,, t tiy riooDs. , ;
,•.'i . '
Deface ronating Ili cnir 'Y.. ea 5 il
Store,!oor',!l!-:abore ,
o , 1
n; 1
inrritc 'oration.; d' 1. .
% GNEW & eol inti eliti4TbillT Streeil;.3'hils
fldeiphis,,res*rtfally call the attention elfodies
di, Town and - tiouulry„ to their•Teplentild ',lrk of
Staple and Pint V DO, Gond., 'IOW selling off: r They
liAre triade treat riductions in priers, in eeeiler lu
clear. out the, whole! stuck of Sommer fidods.—
Atitonest nor assortinent are
500 Pisces of plaid' s.olid colins, add Mack I Dress
400 Pieces Flail'nd '!'ilkbarred Punted il:%reges
and Tissues, : eyeviyies. ' 1 :
600 Printed JaCO3l tis ? 3.4ivtis and Grenadines.;
~
• -
June 15.1553
r
500 Lon[ and - Silt ar ) r.:llroclie and Cashmere Shawls,
300 Black nivt:Cid r'rl Silk and Lace appligide
titan
trflas, new pal e
100 Pieces 43onabazines„ Alpareas,ildouse
line de l o ainee. ; • 1;i
%AlAll, Black Engli.lloDrarie,Gloves; Lore Vei:lsokii4
&e. Oat atnionmeitilimbrulderies laitis And
ttlittnizettut.i" Sleeves; Colima, entEs.•and
Ilunatun Lace. is very large and superior new alp's.
1000. dozens ladies' hid gentleinen'a Silk add Kid
Oldves, of the hest:Make, and bestitillsl spring col-'
ore; Ladies' Stockings, Unita:es, , tenth (Linens,
Shetonge,Table Linens. ese.'igt.e.[ All persons viz.
itiprourcity:are Invited to call'at Store.ps we
are determined in give liargaice.• •
, The'sale next MONDAY, and will con
them' from day to ilayluntil the whole ol one', stock
is closed mil. L. AGNEW &
Itlfi.Chcitnt in ert , above 7th. Plailadebilua.
June 11,1853. .34,01
I•j'ANtY GOODS,
CI MINN , & No. ltS3Chest mit 'Street, itittneill.
ately oppofiin 112. Mae onic .'reepert
form the public Oat they have latkly. remitted and
have now on lianit.a superb stnek. of Rini gluon,
all,Fanry and • inhered Wes of 1144'411n. importa-'
don. which' Iley will 'sell at the! lowest prier,.
Their assOrtMent eonmete of supetfor Pantev.Machr
Goode, itearand Artiste- 11011Z04, rf, nth And Dree;
den Partelain 'Om/ Ifisque,Bohentitin and -Etench
4yrmntri, and (lilt roots, Pans, Port'
I:News:Portable, theillinteliell.
and Iteirk:r. and f.; itionsand other beitot eatelea,.
among which age'snam very - rare and antique Auto-
=tone, a lso Pai nting.. F:rigrav man.; and 1 complete
assortment of SOperior det Ardente, Peitumery,
&c". Pr.tannsi wanting handsome atnelev hie air par
lor. library, or for bridal and other ore/tray., 'ran ob
tain ilium at Odd e,ta(lisliment, where everything IA
warranted perfect when mild. I •
N. 11.--Olpett a' evening. Strangers -tihing the
ri I y are invited to ezainine the awArl I meat; trhether
they minima.. or t -
' .1
I , lat) iy
I •
New CarpetlnFm, .•
AT R. 61.1BEATT1"r4 Stand.i rot tier 'F')eeetttre
tt and Norwegian 34rer:o, Pnttivlllo:
I ino'l 3 ply rarpillingli, Flom:int
'lngrain die I Table
, Venitian do l White Mattingei. • •
Rag - I - _Cheek
Stair do. DooriMatir I !:
Also a full airtmeni of, WitichT with
FiNtureeiomple e. - •
Rich colored Dainasits. • • Hilff Men Shades,.
Watered Moreens. , I Tiantipareat
And embroidered inrislin Shades. !
.I.!t
. E. M. Cebu,. !having tnade viransirment'st Viith the
minimal mann re41.16..n. 0 1 1 a constant suPPII , or the
desiens In rairpoling iherebv Lentibted
to 01Yri 10 the puhlir o rhoke assortment mit it,:e above
gOO4/1111 9111 1 01itir quality; ml al the lotveil
e!l: •7
Apsil 1853.
,•
- 0 1 •
•
, .
I
SON &: . I -
, ,_...,..
, i .
•
READING STEAM FORGE:
• ,
rpHE S'illiSol.ll3Eß, having Peen !attpointe4
A General Agent 'for t. , .elinvll:lll County [for the
Reading StearnlF-taro, would most. reveetfully in
form the public; in general , that he. will rleieive..all
orders for Iron foreettlo pattern, or draught ' f ' which
order...will be ittineusally attended to, onithe abort
e,l faembititotive, pnd at the regular Foir F prieea.
I, 1 . " A. KE Eli, •
_
Schnell:a IlaVen 'April Ili. 185:1. 111--kim
i : .
AMEMICAVI POUCELAIN W4*Es.
_fiE undemigneti having the exclustirl l ',rfght of
disposing these Wares inSehnylkill county has
opepedlarge - and splendid assortment; among
which wilt he found all kinds of Door and House
Furniture, Ornamental Wares. &e., &c., admitted
by all to be the most heatiti fi ll and perfect Porce
lain ever made, it , is ettenper, niore,tinttible and
perfect than the imported art tel. Call
. aitA exam
ine at the' lianlwareStore of • • f'. •••
GEORGE
_BRID
Nearly opposite theMinerkipank.
April 16, 1853. • • 1!;.;t1
DOILIIIING UAUDWIISD,
• AND Toot,.,3TORE E:l,:cr,..tiafttO k Y4
The hirvit awl only Enab!lsla:trio o/ the find
an the United
,
[[j4lM M'CIAINE 8110.. No. 257i.-114ARKeT
Huvrt, atwvr, Seventh;
' c:i•MAnutocturers'.Drpot for Locks of all' ikindo.—
Warranted qualiq; Pat. Silvered Glans /Cc.;
Premium Porcelain Knob., over 106 pattee,n4;
Plated Hinge.. fre....vith the nuast cornpiSlt ita.ort
mrtit of all the modern patterns in, thin' litre. Bull•
tiers and 'dialers are tanked to railapd piahoue our
Mastroled Ca ralatura mil •by Xall, "dysirtd. .
- • WIT AIR RECISTERS AND TENTILATORA,
AT FA,I,TpIIT
Persons at a "distance• who wish in orlder floods,
and drew an ...At kiliate! Of particular descriPrion, ran
write to arr:t.van & BitnTnan, amf all Information
as to Goods. and Price, will be Oven- bk,lielnrn of
mail: I' -
All Orders Mit op tinder the immediate rvipervielon
of the firm.
M . f.A LL Aso arc no.
April 2, 1823. ' _
EE
Agency For The Phienlx 3 Eke
Pbtta
....e.neeptagb or Honks, Pipets.'
Money. Jewelry ; snil other 'alma le amities. Mer
chants, Minors and : Jewelers, ten be supblied with
Iron tlafes,of any size or deactiption.. WARMAN
:FED to possess all' the properties or m eat strength,
slid MP moat desirable protection against FIRE or
..BURBLARR. Vault Doors also made to order.—
Purchasers canie supplied withlhe above BaM.at
the same price they ate sold at the Manufactory, by
canine On ! J. V./ WIIIVIEV.
Collection end lapels' Ageisty OlRee. neat
I. door to Miners' Hank; tiseille.
Kefers toTersong nong tkd
Hen. Bright. Pottsville. 'l. o.timeees v Mead.
Jac. Pinkerton. do .1. C.'Comair, i..Tionantot
O. Cummings. ;do 'Hazleton Coalpenpany.
3. C. Lessig. 4o ' ; C. A..eloydiejlarrisbarg..
intableced.. . ' do !R. I.Amberton;; do •
Da wni vi . ge. w m ti m it i i ii re n i. ko s s e ls :
11 , 1 1 . 0
rk kina .it
.D I ir fu Ig av e t . uni
J. C: Conrad, Hen. !do R. A
E. W. ilicHisties. •; do Jesse Turstral. Carbon,
Marsh 214 IRV- 1 . I,u dal _ -
ELOPE CLIUMMIL :I
.
MOE 'ondersistned begs respec4llilly Aait at.
Issoiloo of SlinetS, Coal Merchant , . awl MI those
la want ot NEST, PIiOOVED. or EMIT BEST
eIIAINS. for litials4 ilnl, pawpaws, to kW hugs
stock atiest Best C,bsiair, worked slurs: from II loch
toil lock, colds *ow iltie teasel! hos L 4
Alio. to bin largo stock nt last Primia Chola—
mortal sixes, flow 1-10 lack to 14 tech, made (Mot,
bat-Cable Iron, wkicb will in sold as poky rempluti ,
task. wpm, My 1/kNIEL4FeCARTOV•
t i
tbo
Na:.`oli Swastika: Stet /04-N o ',l
, pod as, wbkir,Paeadephis,
* • Ara"
fleotptiginitel4ll:,
aka 111'Co./;t
kleCUalockikllegglig
. , /abases
,E
ME
MPS
ACCIDENTS - COAL mama
A Parliamentary paper whick hint_litst
twin linnet!, contains • returns froni the Uov,
!ernment Inspectors .of Coat Mintt, 'of the
number'-of accidents which hatipeaecr: in
:these mines dnring..ttict, years 18511 and 1852.
.with other particulars ; relative to ; the causes
,which produced the accidents, and the re
%-nits- of the judicial iotraigatioits. Ike. It j
.
4pear- that lour di-trims were Marked cut.
t w ith nit t u tp r tio r ao;iointetl. furies:lol; hut
soverat nit.ditiaatiotti ;havtuu been introtht
eed,:- and the MO:- Of the dit.triCti. alterd,
euzit lmpictor has made a re turn lof, the dis
trict he has insptcrett. which vatieJ a;
ditfernt • From tlie . ,.repOrt of Mr.
DICKRNSON, district comprised • Stat.
fardshire, Lancashire; Worcesteroiire, Che..
shire, Shropdshiri.. and North Wales, and
subsequently 'Soiith, Wales, •Gloticestershire
aad Stersetshire, the number accidents
was WO, and the ;deaths aril , there-.
from ihrus 757: From the report of Mr. M.
iris, inspector of Ctial Mines in Durham.
Northumberland. Cumberland 'and Scotland,
("up to, the :Lend of i 1851,) the oumber pl
deaths loam accidents in' the tnines was 470.
In Scotland - during; 1852, the. number- of
lives lost irtecial pits was 61 • i iron-stone
pits -18.- From the; report of Mr. Mao:-
worrn, Inspector in Wales, it-appears that
thideaths in his district; the exam extent of
which is not specified in the return, were
304. In the districts of Yorkshire and the
midland Countitis the number of ',deaths was
108; and in the Labeashire, Cheshire, &c.,
daring part 'of. 1852, was VI. The total
loss, therefore ; caused by accidents in coal
mines between NOVember, 185(1. rind the3lst
_of December, 1852, NVII , I 1,939 lives. • .'
SILEOIAN IRON. I •
The most extensive of non, is all ,
the stages of its auutubacture,, isjsait from
the numerous forges of Ilutton oft Count Re
nard, who alone occupies a large portion of
the batement of the building. The. qnslity
of the metal prodiced at his works has Secu
red a Jocal reputation, (hough other establish
meats, as the Laura Worksost Beuthen, pro
duce iron in bar and, the .larger forms in
greaterquantity. The Renard-Works are
unrivalled in the finer sorts; and of hoop iron,
nail rods,. wire, cast , iron tia,cookihg vessels,
steal . in , many varieties, especially forded
steel the finest quality, ,there . a most
abundant supply." Sheet iron tb exhibited
front these works, of such a dettree'ot tenuity
that the leaves caw be used for paper. A
bookbinder of Brettlai has setade an album of
nothing else, the met of wtlich turn as flexz
ibly as the finest fabric of fluor rags. As
yet no extensive application for this form of
the metal has . been found but the managers
says the matenat mist precede the use for
it ; perhaps books may hereafter be primed
for the tropics on these metallic leaves, and
defy the destructive power of ants or any col
or or strength of forceps. We haveonly to
invent a white ink, and the,thing is 'done.
Of the finest writhe machinery rolls 7,040
square feet of,what may be called teal iron,
from a hundred weight of metal. In point
of price, however, the Silesian iron . cannot
compete with the English ; mach is still
Amsted with wood, and thecoal and iron dis
tricts lie at greater distances from each oth
er, so that much capital is consumed by the
conveyance of fuel to the `works.—Londan
Mechanic's Magazine. • .
THE lIUMUAN MACHINE
In the coarsen! . au address to the 'Mechan
ics' liistitute of Washington, delivered by
Trofes.sor Henry,'its President, in speaking
un 'the subject of motive power; he said:—,
" The human' body is itself an admirably
contrived complex machine, furnished with
levers, pulleys, cords, valves and other op
pliances for the application and Modification
of the power derived from the food. It is,
in fact, a tocomitive engine impelled by the
same power which, under anifther. term,
gives activity and energy to the I iron' horse
of the raitway. In both the'povier is derived
from combustion of the carbon stud hydrogen
of the.organic matter employed for food or
lueL In - both the direction of poWer, is un
der the influence of an immaterial, thinking,
willing principle; called the soul.: But this
must not be confounded,' as -it frequently is,
with the motive power. :The soul of a man
no more moves his bodrthan the soul of the
engineer moves the locomotive and its atten
dant train of carS,- In both cases the soul is
the directing nrieciple,l not the impelling
power. Let, ro t !. example, a - locomotive en
gine be placed upon the_ track, with water in
the boiler and lire in the pate, no:Short, with
all the potentials of motion, and it will still
remain quiesnent. , In this state let the engi
n'eer enter theiteuder and touch 'the valve;
the machine instantly_ becomes instinct with
lite and volition ;'; it has 'lowa 'soul to gov
ern its power and diiect its-operations ; and,
indeed, as a whole may be considered as an
enormous aminal; of which the wheels and
other parts are additions AG' the body of the
engineer." ; '
Er Popery: Edw . ation.--id the Island
of Sardinia; Popery hu everything its own
way. And. to the question,-how does it edu
catotiis sons and daughterit a recent official
repori answer ' s: it has 5.&7;112 inhabitants ;
and of these, 512 ? "381" can !neither read z nor
write ! Yet the island swarms with priests
and for ages has been completely under their
control. 1, • .
MISCELLANEOUS.
k.; Matrimony
• , .- Aim nit • '
•
REGRET OP LOVE AND BEAUTY,
'flu'Cheapest ai ry ! Best Book ever' ?via , Arri
it 4 AILED Free of. Postage throughout the Pulled
111 Stales. 27th Ametican'..Edltion. ' Nearly 200 pa.
gee; and for mote reading' Matter than -la moat 300
page books. It fa magnificently embellished with
Spkndld AN ATOMICAVEMGRAVINGS: It teeth
e/huts to' . ,- . ' • : •
, Win the Devoted 'Alflictifin of the/ Opposite MEN.
The Art of Love; Courtship and Idartlage,
ITO have a beautiffil Pace and nand, ,
i Also, very ImPortasil :Secrets fir married people, •
•r 6 thatige the Sallow Isms Into one of Beauty. '
it teaches everrherson how to he Handsome;
Teachesliow to pixie Wrinkled Skin Smooth,
To extend Human Life one hundred years or more.
'to cause an Increase of the Human "Geelong In
both Petro. '' - ' • . - ' ' ,
•To remove the cause.of Barrenness, kr., ' '
tipertal Hints °O OP Remodnetive Organs; their Di•
stases and rune, • - • •• , •
To Cure Balinese'; 111./LC . ttre Hair (row luxuriant
-IY.4e. ,
To make Brown Teeth as White **Pearls,
To make the Ilair Itlelh, Bet and Glossy. Also to
Sluing* Gray or Red Hair to a William Jet Black,
To hasten the Growth of Whielteni. Mistachscatei.
•To Restme - aed Fromm the Eyesight. - for Life -
To PRMOVM Tani Pimples, -Warts; Coins, lllotiloie,
Pretties. Superffaons flair. &c• • '
To Improve sod Extend the Human Memory. •
To foretell Things to Come. And also
How to invoke, the Spirits of the Diad, , . • '
How to apPear Feartil or Terrible to art Enemy.
To make Judges or• Juries give Deeislore, either for
or &salmi. : , ' ' i . .
To make Celesilaf Images and Magic Seals, •
To Discover H idden. Low or Stolen Treasure,M lora.
To raise Double Crope,mhbout Usably Of Elmore,
"To make Brass and Comport° look likii Pure Silver,
',To Cure a multitude of Dangerous Diseases,
And to assionalish many other Wonderfol Things!
i • It teachee Old People how to look Young, Eiptightly,
Gar; Handsome; and feel So.. To which a added a
tienerai Treatise on the Secret Intrantleit of Youth
and Maturity. arising Dorn Genital Diseases la both
Setae. Together With Plain Directions for their Per.
feet Cure. AIWA* used; very, cheap, and perfectly
harmless. .
Price of the k—litingde copy. 15. cents t Five co p - -
.be /I ; Twee copied, St r_One Hundred copies, SIO.
25 or 50 cents, 's 'Um a note, may be sent bp letter in
perfect safety. Address Dr. E. DUI , aLL. Albany.
hi- Y. post pad. . Boots sent fled by return mall.—
Deice. No. 9 Menet St. Vapor, Shower„ and Medics
' told Baths connected. ' - - 4 . - 1
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ute."--ifeatedtst itaratiee. -
" It's& very rare work, ond a nonestlonably the pro
diction of.. mane, mind."—Learlea Tines.
" No married Person, or those contmapholag mar
riage. should be without this Book ; of it Is cer
tain things that all person's of a certain am ought to
knot."—Tree Daily TIMMS. • , . . .
P. B . — Seelst Habits in Folios Men effectually Cur
, ed ; Impedimenta to Montage In both sales removed.
and Debilitated el Film" invigortted. No charge for
advice. Patients treated' by letter. and Medicines
seat firsllolllldam,age or kaglosity to, all patio of the
world. Cures! warranted.; ,
i -.tDDRESitAS ABOVE. - • .•
April 1.1851 • 15-1 y
- FOB N. - I'olllg iiaillliiiillliAltlMlLY.
Sanford's fnekpendent Line of Steamers.
Tag elegantond safe - Ocean Steamers.
, DELAWAKE. Capt. C.O. Samoan, _ _-
, • KENNEBEC. Capt. C. O. Coati.
.' JOHN VARSHALL, Capt. J.'ll. Cores,
Oar of the above - Madam loaves Beck's Wharf.
I st.Flsr below Spruce Street, Phil* dephia. every
day. Sunday excepted, at 10 o'clock, A. I L.. toe Cap*
May and New VIII!. by Sea, offering to persona de-
Monts of visiting rape May or taking a short sea
trio la New York,the strongest Induesment. being
Splendidly lb rrilihed and • thoroughly Sited i for • sea
navigation, haying on board alithe ream Dement/ins
der the lately entieted Steamboatdaw —, is : Extra
Life Salts, ditableetialni aid eau's. pump... Fire
Hose alma,' ready fur usaswith Lift PrOSEIVOti
enough fbr all the' passengers on Board. -
.i'• -These numatertiare the only ones rooting tifirtipe
May that are built for Bar and Ses,Navigation.
Fate to Cape Nay, incluifineCarriage Hire, loCalor
Island..— . , , ' , - '-• • -.I 50
Cabin Passage to blew. Tor k,Berttue free. - 100
i. Excursion -Wily a: good to return in 10 days, on
• . . 300
either Boat ? 'iii - • - ' . l Kt
Deck Passage. ,- • - - •
Retaining. Dove Pier 14 North River, Nei/ York,
every day : an odor secreted. at 5 o'cloc k . P. M. •
R. W. ELDRIDGE. Arid.
- :- 71Litotnh Wharves, Piallidelphlat
JAMBS ALLIIIINDICE. Art..
PieVl4, foot Ceder Street. New York.
Jane 15.1853. . . 111-Sto
Dowry *Alltite do OLD 1111111111111111,
Aswift of tit, saniglag Miler" of ito War
of OIL tke trial reprowestativeo of Han who
are - dead. awl actor persons Is hew, ofwastorialti.
tog Congress an sack a sisdillesijoe of the oilskin
8111 • 1 7 Laud AMA* lAN gamete seek soldier who
/mu In any of Me Hum Wan of our cotton, 0 0
lead or water, she eery small tinniest:if 160 acts of
Laud Iron lita east while dossaht,will be WM at
Col. Lersig's EXCHANGE HOTEL, la the Somata
of Pottsville, as ninny. tke 120 dare( Jail'.
18113, tfl adapt meaWre. as may be "eased ',canary
be • Mont Cad traerptte concert of auks Is Wait
of a swinrows mid meriiiitione clan whose jut
clalits„ for service* rendered Ia token of oar cow,
note rotary. t.a!a bees to bag hownerA±Lenve•
MANYETENA•s•P• .
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inns OIL My Mks most litoostos lad id non
A• recostsooded stsslotosrp, shad soy Oth
er 0,1 lo tea Wake. swats, tiler sod ass hoot
toe ; It is we
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t hi ft =tiitsst. Opts tom Oat it Is Ow • shapes*
dad alost 00 - /
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o rm yaw irillousir a sot See Eta kw doll;
adisidh vat as Pid.elldiyattlaid• to..
11.
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Ry Telee,rapA and-Yesterday's R. 11.
PUMA. * viltlnAii 4 OTLOCII(0 6
. • '
--r\ytit .%
at Flour, $4 62i-11?e.
h111.•- F t i r,ru' Meal,
.Is 2 int do:
s t. , 0, $t 10 as.-1
—garb, lil eui.---thrs, 43 Otg. Ott
FROM EUROPE.. _
Gy two Afrins—Datet so lA* ISM
The principal topic at news is 1r
and Turkishdifticulty, Varian
rumors are 'reported. The latest
doubt as to whether he Czar will
protTered mediation of Austria * r
had ben previously asserted he
Another outbreak Was 'feared
consequence of a violent agirat:
by another appeal from Mania
army: The Austrian - goverantesit
cordingly, made preparations trir
gency ot the kind. Nur
been made.
The twat from China is at
eating. Extreme consternation
throughout the north of the Er
business was -suspended- at all
except Canton. The _ _
the insurgents and govemmt
represented to be very bloody.'
On the day of the Africa's.
'reported that all teas had been
from the London market, in
the news from China.
Nankin has been taken '
and Chiang Choo and Shanglun
deserted. •
•
TAE CATHOLIC QUEWTHIN tX
YORK.—The New York correspondail
Philadelphia Ledger of June 30th
follows:
Church and State, I learn,:tc4l,
tag . ' a regular.lrawn battle at Allattle
petition was sent up from this -
night. against the Roman cae
wee Bill, signed by upwards ,
Protestants. On the other I
the Catholic influnce is , titui
so that it seems bard work tr
will come MI victorious.
It is, remarked as a novel
part of the country, that the
elated at the laying of the
new Catholic chdich, in WI
tetday afternoon, were rem
company of light dropout
teverend gentlemen, was Axel
lo✓ RMOVALS kr .WASii
teen Whig clerks iu the t•
at Washington were removed
Mr. Robert Moms Mom softbis , p'
number. Of this the cor
=
Among the removals in
Department is, Mr. 4044 r
and efficient officer, and a
Banker of the•Revoluuon, ant
Declaration of Independence.
cites much feeling against
• OUR FIAG.IB.TRERE.-Z•
Mr. Bryant, in a letter from A thr
cubing the diftieulties of Dr, 493 g. ti
kart Missionary, says:
On Sunday a large crowd of Grain
on by a priest of their Chtuch,assembl
house and' garden to hear one of his
see. His subject was the duty ' 'of
toleration. At the close the priest ,
question concerning some things saves
the discussion, to which Dr:Klng gavots,
dent answer. The priest then demo**
explanation of certain positions laid &wig
another discourse, which Dr. King
giving at that time, observing that he
agree to appoint almost any. other day
the discussion. Thamultundow:Ntr
joined the priest in demandint
column should go on at that tsttaUs •
such fury and noise that his fil.; ip.
his life in danger. - 4t happened al- -
that the American Cposul was abut;
Athens, and the functiOns of the °eke
delegated to Dr. King. An Kmericar
day ur two previous, had been receir
-King from Washington. In the
the tumult, st the very moment wl
multitude seemed ready to tear him t
he bethought himself of the gag. lint
Unrolling it, let it stream from one
windows. As soon as the - mob saw
clamors were hushed. they began In
in the utmost haste. and in fire mutat
one of them was left in the hob,e or pa*.
PROSCRIPTION AT WASIIIMGI
The following lgures will show hole
rough has been 'the work of
—..for opinion's sake." at Was
far, in the career of the Pierce
lion. If the work goes on 'as
next three months, as it has done
4th of March last, Whigrin office.
al Pierce can help. it, will , be , few;
between:"—
Appointments by the Federal. Adam
since Fourth of Afards.
Foreign Ministers, 10 Colleetons,
Charge WAffnirs, 10Buteeimm,
Consuls, 7, NavalOtEcers,
Com to Rind. Islands, llApprtisers,
Treiuurers, I.lDepaty Poe,
Revilers, .6r3urreyors
Receivers, 661 Pension Ages
othenDistrict Atto rn eys. 341 Agent*,
Marshall, 361
- Grand Toed,
If to this grand aggregate Were
host of removals of Whig anbort
the several departments find office,
aced above, it is suspected washouts.
foot 'up thousands instead of hundreds,
the victors belong the voile" Li, -
mai** of the Pierce and Miner
lion.
'STARCHING LI,
To those who desire to imp.
sums, collars, and other Wales
beautiful gloss , observable 012 Ds
following recipe for making
starch will be most acceptable,
hate a place in the domesue s
every woman who prides ham
capacity as a housewife and .-
her own, her htlsoand's ai
dress': and if she d* not '
things, her husband 4.11 n
' , Take two ounces or
bic powder, put it int
on it a pint or more cc
cording to the degree of
and then. having cot
night. In the morning poai
from the dregs into a clean kid
keep st for use. A. tablespoonli
ler stirred taloa pint of starehathat
made in the usual manner Will
lawns (either white, black or pritif
of newness, : when nothing else ) , - f
them alter washing. It is also
diluted. for thin white muslin •
Auputa Chronicle:
ft:7- Antuy
is responsible tor the eta
dy "has been twice mai
husband was C. H. Elliot
Merchants! Bank. He dit.
111(0, leaving ihe Widow Will
and two or three c'hildrem
band was S. P. Farringtoo.,
ton, a widower with two eh,
lived together only aboo4 a yeas
F. betook himself to the eat.
present resides and where fitt
tamed a divorce.
Er At the contreptatti
rourth of July at Sprinfif
that a cavalcade of yr
men will be Untied, I
tat style, with cocked
bum-buckles, silt . -
powderedlair, pli
TheAsiseelif Pbtau
present Biblebb the a
0. V., at Phoenixville, oni M
July, on which mention them
he procession of 'the Order
and addresses from able and
ers.
' The Members of the l &it
Wire Assembly and Connell tuts
Sergeant Lawton a gold .•
•ily Bible', for his successful
Osumi, against the mob in
117 Thai ere nay fir
ntinp 111 the State of No.
emit me asaaally 'boo t
wbich, at $3 per bands
000. •
(Er The report that
were about wading 1
World's Fair, needs coat.
soo who proposes to take
the lakes last ereafag.
iD"'" h th's WAig prey
tau Pow ,
pin your Leger ul wadi
soon find out.—Louirrati
(r 7 Marriaga—Viat it
&one.
Wouldn't you like to
to.
Geo. Pillow hu.
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