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0. Unt.E. Asiiimilats MINT.
Inc RECENT COAL FRAUDS
The reeetti -frauds' practised by the coal
Pm through the Ticket Agent whom they
employed and placed in the office of the
and Schuylkill Haven Railroad
, Company,have been the chief subject at con•
yemition is this Region for the last week.—
i The position of the patties and the , char
. RCM of the fraud were calculated to create
satosishmest in this Region, and the people
'wee backward in ,crediting the rumors, at
first. It is true theparties here positively
declares" their ionocence e as tar es they were
otceereerl; but in the absence of any efforts
their part to vindicate themselves from
the charges, the public have bees' forced to
_believe that they arctic( groundless. W
bus not 'seta the evidences on which the
•
charges are made—u is in_posees„ke of the
huskiest acid Meager, of the Beading /1 ail.
4'told Company. and judging 'from the coon
. tnents,of a portion of the Philadelphia preM,
fl
they bar' been furnished with sufficient
grounds o name the parties. The Daily
*sitter 'yes the following parties as im
plicated : I , M. G. lit P. limber, William k
George Payne, J . . - Steinberger nod David De
POMO; w i tio issued the tickets for them.—
'
We give he names at the requeit of the to.
incest portion of the trade here, who desir e
*to be implicated in these frauds abroad.
=Ohio that the ends of justice may . * into
served. If innocent, We would rejoice in he
big the grit to proclaim it; . and if guilty,nei.
ilin position nor any other circumstances
'lambi to shield them from 'the
, penalty o
‘• tt , icts., The Doily Register says:
' 41 Thai seems to bit a detennination =misdeal
as heft to *rem sway awl tomibver, at law
the appeals of which they have been defratated
' which includes coal end freight. Aid there are no
tomb to the huiertuttioa tithe whole trade. at the
revelation of the mean•tricks by which two of their
inetnnen have, (N , gears, kept the priors. of cos!
martin: that has kept in twoup sit bonen del
, :We =Assure the Register that the tame
haling. pervades the trade here. They seem
iletermited to vindicate themselves' by call
, fag for a lull myelhastion of the . *bole
trinsectlon. This they consider alike dart to
f, .tbseentleeb, the basinaeof shin Region, and
\ ' *be Philadelphia Railroad. Company. OWL
, \ ; We learn that the principal parties mph
cited, met Dlr. Tucker, Oaring the week.—
What ans piied is town - to us, nor nit
i bowl yet what tonne the Company Will
pursue in u the premises: •It he rather a try.
• 011., position to be, thus breed is collutoa
/with some al their heaviest customers, i
Wthieh can tree& sympathise with the
Compapy. But still) justice to the itutoevut,
' sod the public also requires that prompt Salon
should be tilting, and all Buell. proceedings
sho - uld be held., up to deter others from the
perpetration of similar frauds, and to render
that true but old adage more forcibly instruc
lire than ever, that " Honesty is' the best
policy," under all circutastancei.
t A correspondent of the New York Courier
.ond Enquirer, signet) "B," who purpons to
/turd from Pottsville, bas committed all kind,
of blunders in his article, and shows that he
ie not Tery famikier with the business of die.
Region. He states that David De'Forest
tered the Mine Hill office in 7843.), He did not
enter the until late in the year 1849,
and for some time 'preyioni he occupied a
desk in the Philadelphia an Reading Rail
road Co.'s office The truth is, the Mine Hill .
COmpany were displeased With the selection
. of ,Mr. De Forest . as Ticket iAgent by a por.
Lion of the Operators, and , pt was with great'
reincuitice that room wasgiinted hikn in the
office, which was done MAY after a larger
pne' !Or jbtidt. The difficnlty in weight
oceuriet:l after that Period and not as early as
1843,; .‘ '' , Among the other random 'assertions Of
this writer,,it is stated that`the Schuylkill
Narigation . Company.is no doubt defmuded
in a similar manner out Of iromfioe to tests
thoiuead dollars. daily. This is rather , a
sweeping elmrgr,_ end would -implicate the
whole coal tratje-of*huylkillbotinty in these,
Staub:me transactions. But to show how fat'
- theieassertions arifroM the lruth We would
only remark that the shipments by Canal, this
year, have not averaged' 24',000.. ions per
Week, which would give the daily receipts
for tollon coal, et 65 cents with '. l 5 percent.
otabout Ib:OW*I.II2M ttoohundrtd and ergiih i
dollars. 'lt is not likely, therefore, that duty
would be robbed of from five to ten thousand
&Hits per day. Mr. Fraley, President of the
Company, however, sets this matter at rest
In the following artiCie, addresed to . the edi
tors of the Philadelphia Ledger :
SCUOTLXILt. NAVIOATIOIS CO.; /
July 11,1!353.
Edgers of the Public • ledger—Gentlemen :
li tittenticet has been celled to several articles
haste lately appeared m the public Tapers on,
eattient of thy frauds alleged to have been prat:
tiled as the Reading Railroad Company. An wa
de la the .Leitier of to-clay charges that similar
and lto a greater extent, have been practised
asaistat the glohoylltill Navigation Company. Un
der these ctittunstances, and as an act of justice to
puttee dealing by the Canal, 1 deem it right to pre.
Sl e mt Raisin statements relative to the Canal
rasters of Foal 6y Canal to June 30,1553.
Toes. Cwt.
143,241 9
23,871 14
122,071 8
26,330 7
I
I
Potteattioai
Pottsville,
Schuylkill nveo
Post chinos,
• Tidal, ' 316,520 a
Coal 'seat to IND Company's landings to 34101
kill Comity, as per car return Wan the several tat
skalleads to same date': •
" • Tons. C
Fat Outwit, , 139,095 wt
2 .
Watuwille , • - 23.334 - 12
ackuytidd Haven, • ,
hdt -Clistoa, 123,483. 4
29,921 19
•
• Tond o . .715,1134 17
Tbe shipments are of the groat weight of the ear
lithe of the boats ;Isom which weights the Nana.
nee Company dedoet Eve per cent, to cover losaby
wallare; The Car returns are for the bet Wept,
ant ant in evimy 100 tons of lurch net, weight, about
103 tate tinsoW be shipped on board the boats:. Cor-
Nadal; the above accounts acconinigly, it would
ladd toZ4r ) e 9 gight as per car returns, 9,475 - sotui anti
rusk* teas as the quantity tear down tor
shipment Canal this year. • The difference be
tween theists named quantity and the returns of
the thipaifths is only 13,7 g) toin; said there is al
ways. renaming clamped upon the lending% or
atithdtworer on the cam at least that ,quantity of
Goal • The shipments by Canal ore, however, not at.
meals , Issas by say reference to the Railroad returns.
_Every landing is supplied With si proper art of
amdekind each shipper ot coal Is eyeeted toweigh
everycerloadal as he lades it and to return the
.stinstitynetnally shipped to the Coliectors of the
Ifergatmt Company. In all ewes, where fraud
end ern* in the cary is suspected, as examination
is sus*, sod 24 the boatmen, who are an indepen.
tient body ot tarn, us well as the parbarer of coal
sad the Navigation Company. ore all mteremted in
..1:%7 the correct weight! of the carves, it i. be,
that the business by the Canal i. now, and
`Otis taw conducted as nearly wahia the I mita of
.uverulkey as the notate of such a trade will print&
• , Yours respectfully .
, • F. FRAMs', President.
07-,Just as our paper was going to press.
4* loused that the Sheriff had levied upon
• ell •M a. fe P. Milner's pro t in this
;Om'
W•tully agree with the Pottsville Journal that
Mitt* tothe hutment in the trade that • full ex
r. mare; mad we are surprised that, avow-.
- ' lkialooffect keling, 'the Journal has not given
i of the evlreitp, to avert the s'utpicion it
..,
was free to attach to nay and every of its V alike. • • . 1 r.'
~ ,c, . • ••itittone of the great nurses of Mime, that ;he
~,.i rear Vet canary is given to catcall thetiMmes
• "'respectable" scoundrels, and to pick out every
iiWord and erpression that will make light of
-, trim.; Whilo!‘common fellows, '• for the smallest
-.- artery pit agitoriety..=-Pkifo. Daily Reinter. .-,
~ 4 1 b e Roger , dosii us iojustice. We net _
"1- iiitl , jrnm: guilty , liarties,•ol any kind. if
_lit
ite• pollee; to expose themi We mentioned
t ,
k ,,,,
-. sem" becau s e all 'we knew about :Ike:
.
.:Pilator VOW possibly learn was gathered
Su
. .n
g . o .
`emir od Mom without teeing any
.... . __ •
„a
we hositaud
to
name the
I Wag cot:earned in. the
'dein injustice to innocent
in the legal maxim t h at it
guilty' persons should 'a
dieu that one innocent' one
'pastime the Rehfiger had
mug the "Mum it did, or
slamming the correct
-1._,. Cgold we. have .had,
.taipi o would have done
- ^makihgeuch gauche".
rho had previously tut.
tharaeters in our midit,
..etisbie.testlnaony than the
cOureitione el _it gulltg, no-
OM
1))04 -
vr.seritirs 1512.-710 porsdattee of
millVs surviving
. Solibers or m um sem U t '
the reswesentauses of those who MA'
and ot winos In fanie'ef
grew for mach a modigostion et the ensfunt Bounty
Land Acts, as will grant to each Soldier who served
in atilt of thetereral Wars of oar country, on land
or water, the yet sang= h a . I .l 66itscrea of
land from the vast pain " meeting was
held at Cal. Lan& Esehosu OS the Bo
rover of Pratuilie, sa-Tnesday s the , l2th.dis of
July, 1853. • • •
TOn motion,- Gea. NATHANIEL P. MOLE
was chosen president; Conan Ron* and Mt.
oust. hunt, VICO Presidents; and Modes Frei
/0 and spew N. Pester, Secretaries. I •
The *leen of the meeting havlag hew 'Mated by
the Pin t. it was, von motion, L t i oemed
Resolved, - That L. Baacraft, Esq. be
to address. the unettng ; to which that poulemau
nespoodled In a biddy saleroom— 3 , manner,
' On motion, the Chair violated Rob,. Ild} Palmer.
Eten e lutusermatt, Jaeob Bright. Charles Psi-
Shatz, Peter Stabler, Mann ninety,
:PA: z =
amines to report resolutions expressive of the:
sense the meeting. I
Tbe of
Committee, after baring retired be s abort
time, returned and reported a series of resolutions,
(adopted at a large meeting._
_assembkd the Corm
House in the Citv of Philadel_phie, ou the 11th of
December lastj which being *Wend forcibly urg
ed by Col. Finley and Robb NI- 1 Palmer, 15 just
and proper, were unanimoinly adored, as follows,
to :
1: Roared, That Congress, diurUg its, neat ses
sion, oat as a matter of savor, but , as au act of jar
'ice, should so modify the present „Bounty Land
law, as to giant 166 acres of land, to those who
served in the War of 1812, and in case or thedeath
of nose who so served. to the Widow of such de
ceased „Soldier, and in awe of -the death of such
widow, to the surviving children Oneedif
11. That in all cases where Senna.* were render
ed in the War of 1812 by tomuirried melt, and turbo
died without being warned, or keying Issue, the.
paten or patens, or in case of their death. the
brother's and sisters should he entitled to tech land.
'lO. That Government is Justly and honestly in.
dried to the Soldiers of 1812, not only because of
their,yerviees, but because no pay was received
from Chnenunent ler several months after such Ser
vice' "IV, ier =redirsilzhen paid, the pay was
made in , ry Dates.
N. That the aureculeasktt there principles ap•
ply to all classes of -Soldiere, who served to their
country'ncense either by' miter or land, in all and
every struggle tot Auntie= tights and liberty, and
that to be past before t he Gorman= be generous,
this boos should be panted to ali t sad,that after
this be done, it would look stioreylsaUble for Gov
ernment
to look around for marmot among whom
to distribute her rich and 'public wealth in her ex
tended daemons. •
V. That the disposition of These Soldiers' chutes,
as indiaaad, in the foregoing resolutiotui, could not
.fail to be poptdar`with the whole country-,
such.grants would retch almost every lam=
wise.
VI. That the shooks of this meeting be e etsd
Aire' for IheiT prop
121111111
to the Peense r =hisilatunt for L prompt
and patriotic don to Congress to award
160 acme of land to those of our citizens who took
put is the gionomiNer of 1812.
VII. That to the Hoe. John L. Wilma, Com
misakmer of the Land Office, et Wuhington, for
his aproutteendation to Coolness unman toall who
rendered service to their country, 160 acres of Load,
we hereby tender= wannest thanks.
VIII. That we do also prim-iem our rimiest
thanks to the /lon. Bedard Brodhead,* Senator of
the U. States, from, Peensylvanis,‘ (or the prompt
. manner in which be' has moves is the Senate of
the United - States, in bask of our right , ,' as well
as the rights of our fellow soldiers, throughout the
entire lend.
IX That we ens under matey iabligmioas to the
Hon. Joel ft Salterlonci. of Philadelphia, for his '
early and tommming eaMtionS is behalf of those ; , '
who defended their enemy's tights maker by tend
or by sea. I •
X. That a th ese proceedings beibrward;
od to oar UMW - States Bettor, the Hun JAMES
COOPER., to be by him premaled to the Senate of
the United Slates.
On motion of Robert X Palmer Esq., it was
Resolved, That we recommend to the Old Sol- ,
diem at the War of 18114 their representatives nod I
friends Ihs ocion_q, to hold meeimgs,
end take measuree ho ley dim views before the
next Congress, ki nemix of the act of justice to the
Soklieni, advocated in the foregoing readations.
Resoltai, That these proceedings be published
in all the pipers of this Canny, sad all others
favorable to the objects of this meeting.
(Signed by the Ofterrs.),
) Police.—At a meeting of Police 0111 ,
ben. held July 1 lth, at the Cowell Chamber, the
Captain, George Jennings, is the Chair, the follow
ing Officers were appointed: J. F. Whitley, Se
errtary ; Henry Shelly, Treatuirer;'John Ruch, Int
Lieutenant; Joseph P. Seiders • 2nd Lieutenant;
and Fredenck C. Eptirgy, 3d Li eutenant.
Oa motion, &Joked, That the Captain of Po-
lice be inverted with the same powers as the Mar
shal of Police of the City of Philadelphia, lko far as
the same may be in accordance with the Borough
Laws.
Resolved, That the lieutenants' aotlei;vhall be
to assist the Cap tain , and in his abate* the Ist
Lieutenant to act in his steid.,
Resolved, That any person arrested shall not be
liberated 'or discharged b any of the Pollee Offi
cers, until he has bad a hearing before tbe Chief
Burgess or a Magistrate.
Resolved, That the Cr
Japiain give notice to a!
persona' keeping disorderly house% selling) any in
toxicating-drinks to minors, or permitting gambling
in their houses, that they will 'be preiremitedec•
cording to Law. '• •
Resolved,. That notiee'be given to Boys who
congiegater on the corners of the risreets, who we
profane and manning language Ao passersliy, to
break op such assemblages, or they wilt be airested.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published
in the Borough papers. " -
Ilesofred, That we adjourn tolneet -A Wed.
.6, . we adjoun., . next
nesdayeveiting, in the Council Room, at 8 o'clock.
J. F. WHITNEY, Seey.
. 1
In connection wiyh the above, we have received
the following note : -,
A
B.SONAR, Esti. : ear Sir:—lo the pureed
ugs of la meeting of 1. e Police 'or Pottsville. as
published in your paper of to-day, will be 'found a
resolution making at my My to give notice to err
tain panics violating the \ laws of the Stae ed Bo-
rough_ lu compliance 'with said resolutions, I
would call the attention of the persons 'therein
mentioned, to the resolutions thetu.-elves. and sim
ply say, that everycase reported to me will be at
tended to according to law, and to the best of my
ability. • Yours.
GEO. JENNINGS, Capt. Pol
ice.
,
nr Reiterned.„-mr. Jacob Kimmel, retur
ned from Caltfomil to his bone in Ibis plane some
days ago. He was one of the first adventurers Irma
thisßegion, having mow been sdeetit orer fair years.
He isitt good health and, we tmdersuncl, brings a
sags little "pile" with him.
gar The Weather. during the leek; lulu.
been delfghthally 601, with a healthful, bri&itqc at
otooptuttir.
■a
i.ft
pointed c
in place I
rir D .
'ion of an .. Wows' 801 l al
Middleport.—There was dedicated ou the 4th of
July, another Hall devoted to the principlesloi Odd
Fellowship, by Sdiddleport Lodge, No. 41.1.1
Fusin the time they received their Charter tram .
the Grand Lodge of. Pennsylvania, in Nchember,
1842, they have labored under great disadvantages,
in camequence of the smallness of the Moor in
which they held their weekly meetings, and they
therefore determined that this inconvenience should
beqvemoved. By industry and gocid maniv wt
Their Ball was completed upon the mom i+
4th, and at 9 o'clock, A. IA-, the proce•a
formed at the old, 14ojlge Room, by Pair
Welker, Weber so Gable, and they then
the lice el dutch to the Adlowiag order, vi
1. Musk end Eimer. ' • •
. 2. O. 0., with drawn sword,
3..5. Supporters, with middle 'rods.
4. Members of the Itutimmi Dqiree. .
5. Members of the Ist, 2sd, 3d, 4tb, and
peel respectively, in order ofiuniority.
6. Conductor and. Wardens. , • '
7. Treasarer and Bantams.
8. V. G. and Supporters.
9. N. 0. and Slipponets;
10. P. Grander in order
I. G., with drawn sword.
Oa the snivel lot the procession at Patte .on, the
brethreU were received by the members or . iTuScs-
Vern Lodge; and members finm other joining
Lodger, lad atter partaking of The,bospitafity of:46e
citizens, returned again to their Lodge: Room tit
Mtddleport. The boar of 12 , o'clock having agile
ly, the procession was again - formed by ;W. G.
Marshal J. D. Rice, and Assistant Marshals P. G.
Walker, of Pdiddleport Lodge, P. G. Weber end
Gable—and the brethren were thus escorted to their
New !pill. 'Atler the Lodge had been opened in
due forin, by N: G. Henry Meyer, an escort was'
tent for the Grand Lodge Officers, to inform theta
that the Lodge was- duly opened, and now ready
for the dedicatory ceremonies. The following
named gentlemen constituted the officers :
M. W. G. Master, D. G, M . Gowan. , •
R. W. D. 0. Mister, D. A. Smith.
W. G. Herald. Welker of Mukilepoii. '
W. Grand Chaplain,
Rev. D. Washburn, bf No.
20, Pottsville, and three Heralds.
• Ist Herald, Dr. 3. T. Ilicholits. 21d Herald, P.
G., I. P. Bertram. ,Id Herald P. G. Dr. Palm, of
Grand Lodge, Orwigsbiug. ' ' .
As the dedicatory , services Were all performed
priVaiely, viz., by eiduding all Pave the ' ra
of the Order, an outsider can give b . litif int.n ,
tinting, stive that all expressed then:veil:ea light
ed• with the ceremony, 1 After the vervide in the
Hall, the or& of preicelmoi•was 'gala e tied by.
the O. Mantua ; and upon its arrival ate `Jul
grove, a Lecture waidetivered upon Odd Fellow•
ship, by!. D. G. Mister ii..G. M'Gravan, ~ of
'Pottsville i .aiteafier which an alogoafitadd was ,
del_ileradbY P. G. John C. Neville, Esti, u our
1.4
itatiwa Prl':"Perity;aid lhe berm . tOf FTM. We
negnet that _this Address could not he preettieti for
pulAkanoe, but as ft *as extesii* , r e 'Pr ar
able to secure a copY W it: , 'I •
A beautiful wreath, was then *tasted to Middle'
port Ledge, by Rev. D. , liVisalto6l, la w heh:_bi
cotaphowned the Ladles of Mhaepian t u s se
lON PrOprilteMOlS a the: pect l egg, snit the b,,, nt „, of
its wotirmauslilp. - The Imo y es
~e i r i . . i , - ",,i' . b y
the N. Glad et 114 Lap; Mintry Mew/ Who
beeflv replied to the flop** o‘ , nualrn etr.
Washbowl. .
. ~ The prticesion was that atienni to um
*maniere famine& and tea itaunmai Maas after
haw* Pertateot the owl Wells ProtidedlbY the
swam unenherk ot Mithileport Dedgeotral pleas.
'ws with - her* *Med a day to the idoolPkv at
i Me following fa timAddress of D. 04 31
44, iligiOd will OitilloreProPeatilittr iei
l
• Baamait:•4 Wok 7 0 Iforibilkied - 10111 ba-,_
yog We latlakial to mu, to addildP Poi uPcill 041
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f.
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FIRM
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tajor Jacob 11. Lutz, has bleu ap
'osimaster at Focirt's Fame initial county,
A" Mr. C. Focht. • I
MIDDLEPORT ;AFFAIRS.
- Odd Fed,
MI
edijast of 041 E I ' ~: ire . • ' ' ......-
tem, 'ha ti t r i f t t v : ,
..
_! . 1 ric
!.......val ,i,,saare . err witt.l
i Ca o
=Wienier. -; . '. ..". 4 - .4
if the ' ' ofilitige o r t 4
tea sa ilmw li t =spipetthe 'Of Oddr ' I
seprolterytt thin e ist ieul t iltj v a .. I
be wriMeL'aadltleild as
Asti
when the fin* lectern was published in Ilteirreid; '
from the fact that as we bitheUlWllliew . :
beauties are mettmealtarising, WWl* esalatif.
obesured front th eee, w ho -pfeceilir Ur. 101 ‘tr , am
lighUt are .-Monly nee*
o shonetr# llll . „____
ever
outpathway, Bet:We/ . lir. a ger.,
Übe the oppotteagy Ofiti pro
1 ffigthig: 'temeaqtateee
tither being seethes spatter to adder yen upon
the greed kedestieePer°°°° .00a.1.-i til ks.
. ..
, .. , ......7.otiodoloYeeti 96 2,.. - -
'ship, end, lbw that WPM*
Ist,' Stoat at eurPrder — its rise oritPa Ira pm
em:l3
2d,lThe principl es, object and day of cod Fel
low#4 l I '.:
From an examination el the past hie* of the
world, it would appear that for the'proper
Meal of as orderi hoed upon roc** Ur to
our's ? it requires a imuntry in which the of
its citizens are premed by Gems:writ Irma
equawroenlioymult6
not recognized ,
Woothereordiertheeooprutettoomple
to
languish, sadism:into cornies t where tyertuir ex
enema memo Mliy, the name is almost isidmiem.
Since the organisetion of Odd Fellowship in the
Uoited Stales,the progreisof the Order Whew un
rivalled %try other — known society in the World.—
•TbePareressoasf, (Ms. Many sometieseterish a
blind enthusiastic teethe musty tenants cil
the past, awl they boast that they have derieed their
origin from acre batbarie relics of entepulY. This
antsquity we disclaim; 'nor do we 'claim* be' the
deaneadants of any of those heterogremsermettes
which fiounahmille a day, and tbenperiebed m a
, .
night. • ' , . , ;:.
Many writers, hidweve% upon .Odd Fetoership,
late endeavored tog trace beck the origml of our
Order through the dim vista of tbepasburbare, in
we opinion, utterly faded ;. ablate industrious On.
tigearian, whee Grand Sire Weldey was; n Leg
land, merges! NM with ea emblem nMelPeetuif
Adam laying the" famdatirlartorm"wile.. re that
stone was laid;the author forgot to menu s*, from
the fact, I presume; that he inatudtalma tote trom
Me to searelb for the location, but only for the can.
blem. Another writer, a Sentonman, with mei
of an eathusiag, after a dillieent search Leto the re
cords of thepast,ldise' orerea that oar Order. had its
rise at the lime of the Tyrant Nero, and Was Or
ganized 'to oppose ;the 'usurpation: of they blood
thirsty Emperor. -
That Ode FelloWShip is opposed to tyrrwy there
can be bitt little doubt and 1 am well satisfied that
should the liberties o f this country be &Melted, or
be in danger, they Would prove tree to the' and
which east, around their Order the mantle Ol Free
dom. But alas for i the traditions"; Mgt: no
erne of authenticity , and want th at . tion
which entites them to credit. . 1 1:'
There are, besides those enumerated, fisid or ten
other traditions cit equal credit—which nislitions
bring us down to 27S'f, when the firat - llenillille"
organuation of Which - We have amnizare was
formed at Loadon r ialled " Ancient and Litextrable
Royal Odd Fellows." Until this date, welled no
Poatirentihorire by which to porn the 'eitistence.i
of the WU& .ii is, therefore, unknown by, whom
the Order was first foutuded—whether it was or
ganized flaring our Iteirolutioamy straggesAo assist
in Keeney the liberty which we enjoy, or Whether
it oratuutted in same philanthropic bean winisought
to relieve sorter humanity, and thus aid those
who wished id is t he - dark boors ol adversity and
aril. r , • ,
If tier first l proposliton be true, then tio4: - Isteire
plate the day selected tor that feathe occesion.—
'llse must day of our National Independencliabould
be revered by ever,' Odd Fellow throughout the
steed, for it brings to mind the liberty which we
alloy, from the struggles ((those heroes who have
gone to teat bourne eskers no Oscan. Warns
and also calls to oar testentheanes the blessings
Whirl the " Allareing Eye . " has bestowed upon
in and oar beloved Country, and theboanuea which
He has cast abroad With a liberal hand overall the
earth. How grateful, then, should we be to Him'
who strews the earth withflowsree-who made the'
seed time—tbe early utinsethe sprigs, the grater,
and the olden harvest.
The ftst untiring" whichproved auceminful was
found by Thoma.l.Wildey, a Blacken:Oh by trade,
at the city of Baltimore, in ISI9- A in WOW_ was
ceded, and John Duncan , John Welsh, Tot* Oben
theta and Richard Rushworth, attended at-;in ote
sews hotel 'and. afier mature deliberation; Wash
initial Lodge, No y 1, was organized. They first
intended to unite with the London Order, aid sent
for a Charter—by slime unknown delay, 'hit char
ter was never received. _
Providence, I have no dohbt, directe d the
and in October the 22d, 1821, they receivedb Char-.
ter from Dinka of York's Lodge, of the blencher...
ter Unity, and consequently it is from them We de
rive our being. 'the order in the' United. States
(seaweed to work ender this and similar charters,
until the bond was easily 'severed in 1843;by the
Grand Ledge of the United States; from be fact
that they were not e' comittul by the Grand;: Lodge
in Eueope in any oU the changes which were made .
inehe race and ceremonies, and for other grievan
ces not necessary for me to mention at this time.
At the annual session of the G. Lodge, the Order
in the United States_ was declared to be the m le
depository or the I. O. of O.' F.' in the:`. world,
and thus, by one single act, the ties which bound
them to the Old World were severed, and' a new
spirit infused into the Order, which had hitherto
remained dormant, had their progress, Mike. that
time, has' been unprecedented in hiStOnil : From -
Washington Lodgetformed m 1819, there are thou
'sands eeattered eve( the Continent, tmd in our own
State there are over fifty thousand Odd Fellows,
and 984 Lodges.. We have thus sketched'iin a ra
pid and desultory manner, the origin, the else and
Progress of our Order, and shall now tura , to the
second part of our discourse, viz : 1 ?:.:
THE OBJECT, PitriClrLEli, end OVTIES* ODD
FELLOWSIIIP.. ' i . : ,/ ' . 1,, ' -
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows'ere an
association of benteiolent beans, &And by Mt com
mon lief, for the links which mete them in'tbe ties
01 bneherhood, are ;formed by F.. L. and.T. All
. who join take upon themselves solemn add bind
ing obligations; not to oppress, but to relieve, not to
press down, but to Amcor the distreSsed.. k',.
One of our principal objects is to preratie char
ity and extend the principles of practical henevo
. hence, to:: Beek out the distressed oral relieve them,
to visit the sick and to, watch beside the couch of
pain, and tbuspprbtriote the growth of virtue sad
morality. M '
euse iin all its multilarioui forms,
' never vet, and, I bow, never will driva. - 41 good
Odd Fellow from his vigils near, the bedside of an
afflicted 'brother. Bound by the Imperative ties of
honor; he - fills his duty at all risks, end when the
nark 'Owl of 'death hovers over the conch of his
brother. his voice Cheers the departing soulwith
words, of encountgement and consultation.llloe
are a few of our duties,-these are our rules and reg
ulation', and that men is not an Odd Fellew who
would wish they wens lees arduous. ,-:
But! some may exclaim, where is the use of an
institutioe of this endure? Are there ml shißereht
associations of thil kind already? -Their art,
brothers, many institutions devoted to charitable
purposes : but es man is a social animal,.arffl exo
- to many tempimisms, lie, thmetbre, stands in
need of a faithful friend, one who will guard attd
corset him. In the Order of Odd Fellowihip
ends Mat tiiend. With us he 'has brother w o
Will chide, counsel , instruct and advise him in tlhhee
right path ; While, if exposed to the modern .010 ,
table associations of the dry, he would be left shone
with his gloom, tali. sonow, and perhaps with(
death., When friends which the sun of prosperity,
perhaps, has warmed into W. have turned' midi,'
aside, the Odd FelloW's affection abides withgremer
brilliancy, and adversity his none of ilii Chilling ef
fect :Won the trim member ell our Order. . ,
Fortune fray take unto itself wings a Dd flee
away; the finger of 'corn may be pointed at en of
fending or u afflicted brother. At that moment,
when he stands tbuS slate, Lova, the leading prin•
cipeof our Order,i. shines forth through ilit dull
mist of prejudice, and lights again the lamp Of Hope
upon the sitar of the heart, which Was neatly' ex-
Unmated; perhaps forever. ' . :•;,.,,,, •
Man is the subject of disease. Neither Wisdom,
power, glory nor riches can turn asidetbe dread pes
tilence nor stay the ravages of death. 'The rosy
cheek, the giant fraMe, the manly form, all must
bow before the tread of the destroyer. ...
In those dark hoer., when friends forsake, it is
the duty of the Odd Fellow to Walk calmly to his
post, although the. King of Terrors tnat,' perhaps,
number him as his an victim: There is amoral
heroism in this which surpasses the emit him
with charges up to the canon's mogul, indiums
death in the tumult and strife of the hauleffltild,.
All 'mai are endowed with a cabin dagreepf
animal or physical, coerage, and when the write 'of
the battle h i s et its height, soldiers fight, taig
that their deeds ; d succerdte; will be:recorde up o n
tpe pees of kismet: With the Odd PellOw it is
oirreient; He blow% as be sits by rite bedside of
a brother; dying, perhaps, with some pestilesuutt or
infectiousdisease that he is labeller the notices
eilluvia that may ;Mutate blm upon, a similar bed,
and lead him tp a similarend.. lie teawanelhat no
pen will record his i*igils, yet, like optima hero,
he miter deserts niaNwrr, bat true to his teinei
plea be remains until , health reanimates hiebroth
er's cheek, or his ey is closed in death. 5:2.
The benevolence of Odd Fellowship Axe not
consist in words, but in deeds. Their benneeence
is a patient:telt principle; tis not the impaSsioned
impulse of the mini-m, hunted into excitement by
the glowing words of genie eloquent orator, but
the still small rivulet 'Which glideisalmostirseen
through hills and vales, '..h-rtilizing and 'making
green every spot' thrtmett which it meanders, do ii,
pathway to the might r y. Pron. ' , c::
• It paws the door of the wealthy and finds a
Seeing place near the cot of the humble. ft seeks
out sensible, living Objects ' 4; whose misfortunes
the heart may. b e touched and the tear May fall,
and finds a' way ta'stay the pearly dropdere it
reaches the earth.' It revolts not from active exer
tion; .it shrinks not at impedingettis thrown in its
pub. , in a word, it Carries out the precept of God
himself—" Love one another." This' is tire link
of the Golden Chain that now smite, beset with
heart and extends over these United Statetsird is
destined ere long ta! encircle the Globe—it i 4 its
destiny—it is tht object of Odd FellOwship.e ! '
All societies aye 'their enemies ;,' and dilly tg
norant persons denounce us becausethey are Woos
rent of our principle% and our thject. Ty have
formed mtstaken notiOne, which they etre** its I
fact".
Some dislike the liaroe--litit does the mine de.' - '
stroy the kindness and benevolence whieltAlPPer c '
!min to our fraternity? In my opinion there is
(immeshing singularly appropriate is the sotieee ap
pellation of an Odd Fellow. It is odd to lied men
acting entirely out or the usual current of human
proceedings. It is very odd to find men in this
age of dollars and cents acting ken a penny. 'dine
teiested motive. We are aware that in; the 'usual
hasinass of life It does appear odd to tie lod,Jbroth
l ehiniable ' l
ithma:ngrecehed%giddrroeo.,lf we are eontrmedfoethiswendewil
nstrtutit::otlooy, totlitooefot
loureward.. , . ~•
' ()Th jera obect becalese we use signs on d ett o an.
The first is tot us aping the unworthy and'
to avoid imposition.-protecq The last reminds useif nor
duty to cureless,o e tamities and our God. 1 1 ,Tbey
us
stimulate tog* bet ter pefognance of thrtmiest
Which'we are obl igated
to fulfill; and they len us
also that if we tire; up to them we *hall,* last.
when "Wee fitful is' over," be cal kd to en:
joy the reward ' God shall grant to those who
labor, 'ddigtpuly.ia , vineyard. lt is alu nied
" T em
against us as as that we have !,
which would not bell*: can if our aim was ks&
vault tberiatareskiet' humanity-•'T hine is
nothing in this ' ii Ileibebasitsinipits,
Irons the lest in Annie to the bilds of grass in
the field; who can WI is who manger the leallar
the blade Winne is gaped ? Who tin tell why
Da two are *Med - Oki? . Who Alined the me,
aloe grim pumas Inn they catesett -,
-• ••i ~ Ea* IMh. dart secrets, - . .i.i . -, -
t. , .., flew& are*w. tindlutve sln . i-', • -''. '
, Suetow • • -r .. . i: , ~ ~
' Width weimow not of:"
~' . i,- .
Sot ev e n ft t he' ilstint: i*
sift dime loth° you hat
_tag alaT multi& amble/ that call ',doers -
••••uPwavai butunbeebssadw - 5.,,,, , , ,. .. .s. -
.Semeey ta
as i liveat a 1111 souris lel °lll6 . l :ij ... t rod A lli t ile t ati tiiisrr. eill t , , lks.
1.:2 .. : «reveakeheeesuii.. - but ii , ii a ttic h i t ,
643,41.411 the lan * Wholl Thu give elak, let
of the
"oo was
i Graads
took up
riEl
REM=
ronelebband MOW, what right hard do.
b.' • vg , . - 1,- - - 'z' '
.ma y
la atlol,bot
0 110110. .. 011 Mr WI* only re
40
....,,- - . : ~ 4 •,..-,,. -- 4_ -•
AnothairAectesli widtPinse lit , Wowed ti
ac ; participsdon is - :, , ithe of the
raga.wedikactiery oatikis the
Er. - af..stibutglbrith *bra- wirwitdese that
mywrits Woad ~not be see is thew Initpier—
we Imam thatirhatithator Jab* warm
k 0 lati
kaa6thas beer' t at mow* **hat Ibrinetsdinger
r.. „ ,..ixteld wresillblim keg- tree bo w ;
Iressure cow= Itatekatra. The man
4 0114 01 7 Otis v , -.oor Ira 004mpayoukiv„ , likci
tie,`4lotaiesocitie - hist Persa....aes i ak.
Hyattromaiditrifisr a b oned, the pasaltir abeam
irmiceie.saidist -artsiet4. oar 'Order Wad itrealitatits;
led, - you WA 'at aloe praoriva that ow tilt sisters
[were unliteibottally iseluded. V diet as. Praia
,ded mute the active ,puticipetios lit 111,- LAP'
'inrmS, they , have oast nopporumny emended to
1 ,0 elder iota dui aortal ofstiet Order. , By. be
a daughter of , -- - they are tom to ref
cognise a, brother Of that' s, it siatters' DO
Iwiere they may be tocared. The wife af slum'
telzthe saute! degree LS eigit . la tO thetetrtoli at
; and since_ its ~tmodiaa some three
oveers ago, reread tud. ladies have embraced
, the opportunity . and can tiow And protection lad
assistance in w h atever position they may be - platted.
Ina word, the well-bow Cr wean Misontempia.
.:ted m every law, of our Order ;_ and if the ladies
''promix not to say attythior about it. I will reveal
to them one of.our rat secrets, It is to try to
make far you better ions, :better dauthries, better
'tritiands and better lows, better members of , so-
Ciety and better chrivhansfoi no man can be a
Aar Odd Fellow who does not sum to combine
all thee together. Another secret of our Order is
to watch over and protect from insult, stamtlion
;'sod disease those Whom :poverty prostrated; Sod
many.a daughter's loan has the band of the Odd
Fellow Guide giatt, and many.a widow's tear has
two dried by the timely . . succor of our institution
[:—tor well we.know that in thiableak world mercy
lines but few resting Owe!, nut yet
.'.The quality of mercy is not strained,
It droppeth bk. the gentle dew from heaven •
Upon the plain beneath : it is twice Moral ;
It Mesas b nim•thit gives and him that takes :' •
Tie mightiest Ili the mightiest: it becomes
, . The throned mom better than his crowd
His sceptre shows the force al temporal pockr,
The attributes of awe and majesty, i
Wherein doth all the dread and far at kings ;.
But mercy is Moore;tits seepwred sway : •
It is enthroned in the hearts ot Wass,
It is an attribute of God himself: i ,
!; lVe all know that niereg.ii woman's chic! chant,
.had in their bandit wean cheerfully rest the caUse
and feel coma yea thatiwbeirowr an ogisatunitrof
:feta, she Will join with it benevolence and charity.
She has ever been a ministering angel in all ages of
.;thit world, and will be until time shall cease. SW
is'often wronged, but atilt imam, although the tob
jeet of her love may become an object of contempt
vialt the World boode,,; but th e wand of ammo is
'too strong to he sunderei...4-it is only wowed ; by
' , ` l t, lllb - 1
•
„ • • , Is aught so fire , .
;Wall the dewey landscape the Spring.
:The Summer's boon-tide grove, the purple eve,
•The harvest bloom, or e'en the frosty mom,
; Glittering oe some smoother sea—is aught so fair
virtuous Friendsbjp joioed to woman'. Love? •
1 .: If woman would prove true to the best Interest
ortheir hearts, they would:array themselves upon
Ihei side of those - who wish to make their fro-aide
•.haPpy, ad then, °when Want stares them in the
race they can demand, u a rtot, what they weld
, he; coaipel!ed 'to metre otrwise as a favor:. I
Itiive thus breidy sketched Some of the object, and
deities in Odd Fellowship, 4figi now permit me, in
elosing, to fay that; there .is another ditty which
all should attend to wbo wish to meet in that
Grand' Lodge where 'parting days are over. Lite
has hs dark end discouttese hours, yet it nutters
pot however dirk the pathway pay teem, there is
in hour of sap and Uaintetropted repose, an bent
'when the body will sink, an it were, into a dwam
lese slumber, , Wilen meetings, processions and all
will be forgotten,.,. But let pot imagination be star
tled if this restifirplake on earth; nasteed of reirig a
bed or down, should be a hell of gravel; or the close
confines of the tomb.. II we act well our part .on
earth, if we adhere :o our peinoiples and live up to
our obligations, !berme of thunder shall not dit..
turb ode repose. the wind' and the waves, or even
the giant earthquake, .cannot cause us one momeat
Of disquietude—for ere shallthen Year the welcome
'plaudit well done good mat tahhfal servant.?
Brothers of ddh s Port LodgN I tuna take toy
Nest without cougratubiting yon upon the prolix
ity of your Lodge. 'Ti. note but little more than
ten months since you receiv,ed roar ehirter,ind you
now have a membership Of over My. - This tact
attests bow nobly yon have labored in the cause of
humanity. A Halt tint ti an ornament .to
y our
place, is also the evidence of your industry and
'economy. It is hystich abets as yours that the
Order has advanced ,velthi sub punt strides riibee
1819 tip to the present. Ir e was then No. I —now
'Us useless to eaumerate. 'Their name is legion.—
I From the Arooweek to this Rio Grande--from the
Atlantic to , the pacific, .proves the moralforce Of a
correct principle property directed.
Ma) your eventing of life: prove as bright as your
morning is glorious; and ever remember that it is
in the Lodge room you must cultivate thorn virtu!:
which adorn-tile Order to which you belong.
Let each one act Welt his part, trine dissensinn,
no division, no bickering, no suite enter the portal
et your Lodge, but let L nye unfeigned reign in every.
heart Then, when the lamp of life shalt cease . to
burn, you will have the consciousness of having
dune your duty to yourfetf, to your family and to
the Order to educe , you belong. The knowledge
•ol this fact will till each Wart with joy unutterable
when you stand upon the portal of eternity.
-The evidence :of a ,well-spent life will, when
earth vanishes and recedes feu mortal, keii,.”
gild, with ten-fold brighineisi and splendor, the tbs.
solution of your present eristence„the fallen tidier
nark of Life that is.
The lamp of Hope , will burn brighter as all else
begins to fade, for as llfe recedes you will look tmek
o'er a well-spent life,and when the eye Moves:in
death,. you will all.beprepared to cater that GRAND
Lamm whose sessionAirill be eternal.
The fallowing is the speech of Mr. Meyer, in
reply to Rev. Mr: Washbini, on the presentation
of the wreath before ieterrerl to :
SIR. AND BROthEli :—After your eloquent 'ad
dress, in presenting thisteautiful wreath in behalf
of the ladies of Middlepott, I scarcely know bow
to proceed. Allow me, however, to say that I feel
myself greatly honored that I have the pleasure ',to
represent the Middleport f.odge No. 47d, 10.,0.
F.. in receiving it, and for which I beg you-w,ac
cep*, and bear to the ladies whom you raiment,
the warmest thanks or the brethren tor vlumiithis
token of their affection, and skill Is deSigned.
Ladies, it IP pfcul hid, gratifying to know that, Un
der the trying circumstances ineidna to a compeiny
of brothers, banded together for the pupae of Idle.
timing distress *mon/mankind sad to elevate hu
man character, We have the sympathy and atrec
ticets Of the fair and innixent.
Testimonials of such sympathy, no matter how
little their inherent value, become to us as a price
less boon;kas they, like a; pillar of cloud brae.
and of Ere by night, lead os in our onward match
and stimulate us further to the faithful discharge of
the.pinigations we have-voluntarily assumed.
You, my fair friends, areinterested in the obliga
tions. It is to tbe intereat of woman that our
forts are especially, directed. •
And , what more befitting testimonial of your af
fection could you have. oflbred upon the shrine of
Friendship and Truth? ,
. -
_Flowers are natures representation of innocence
and youth. They have a magic power to re.teieh
the association , of other days. Though our path
may hive led over the steep and (twiny places of
the world for years. yet 'the to espected eight. of
the pale grass flower and yellow king cops we
githered in our yoobringis back the cool fragrance
of life 's early m .; ,
Alsodistent places and absent friends are brought
near by the touch of the seine talisman. The odor
of a pressed flower, between the leaves of a closed
book, IT:stores the voice, the form, aye, the =deo(
the loved one- who placed it there, whose hoipe
may, now be in the tomb. -.
• . ,
Be assured, then, ladies, tnat this memento of
your respect for the 1.0.3 0. IF: will be treasured
up in the bosom of every brother, that it will thi
courage hitt in his toil and privation, while it will
greatly enhance the Pisani , be derives from it, tin;
der the conviction that youappreeiete his motive,.
May God bless you, and may you, each and all,
realize that a good and true Odd Fellow, whether
in prosperity or adversity,: protects the unsuspect
ing andcoofiding with a friendship as pure as the
lily, under eircumstaaces as varying as the colors
embraced in this wreath, 4nd as crostini and last
taas the evergreen with which it is interwoven.
Gads may bloom and,bloasoma may &de, but the
principles of our beloved Order shall stand unsha
ken and unmoved among qw.ilnal grand ccethigta
lion ot ihe world - • -
,
Again 1 ny, In behalf of , the bretbrea of the
bliddleport Lodge,;474; I.'o. 0. F., accept Our
warmeat thanks. I
TRINITY CTIViCit (POTTSVIi LE.)
In thepubliabed proceedings of the Episcii- '
pal Convention, *tailed in - Philadelphia,
last Mey,tre find the fon? ling report of: TOO*
sty Church in this place, as rendered by Rev.
Daniel Washburn, the present Rector:
d. Families' 110, adult's about 200, children
225; total, about 425!: baptisms, 19 children,
3 adults, total 22 cOininonteante, 3 deceased,
2 reeved, 10 added, present lumber,Bl
marriages 51 funerals 5 ; public servi*On
SundayS 51: -. tither days ;22, total, during the
hall year 73 ; Sunday schools 2, male sail
ers 135, female 148 ; Bible class 1, pupils 15;
Sunday . school teacher* 37. tote! in Sunday
school 335 confirmed tin Rasta : Sunday, be
ing the second cOnfirmation within the year,
11; the previous niimbir. es also the names
for several previous years being unknown to
the. present Rector, no record of the names
living been ,iteeenible to him ; collection*,
as reported by the Tretienrer,. - Domestic
sloes and Church building_paid to Schttylkill
Convocation $3O ; school $6 95,
Christmas Fond for aged and disabled clergy.
men 1113 N. Episcia* POW 48 64, Clatatat*.
non Fund 84;20. Forejgn missions $5, Af
missionitsls Bt, being the Rester
day school' colkctiotii , Bishop White - Prayer'
Book Society 415' 50,' and $lO 50 by the Soo.
day school Asiociatiiik of Which, estop
ing the Convention mid Episcopal Fond items,
an contributions of the lasitew•mmuhs.„-.....,!
On Thanksgiving..day the present Reffar
entered on hisdaties. . There has been in the
parish a manifest consciousness of renewing
•let -At the of the wardens •
Meeting was ed to Make public the peat.
niery obligations, of the chnieb.. • At that
meeting Mr. Andrew Rimsel !offered to pay
32500, if disibatants of the debt should be
raised is GO dike; -.Wee accottlingly
The indebtedness on lb*" chsticltand
eleY was fauna t o be! newly $6000: Tu ad.
ditty& 'ofilinoti4lo9o
was - made to ftoids ilintaseinwit.. All' in'
eumbraame beinait ia to ly wooTok th e.!eteb
was tomenoted
The number of . . keenorest e d ii 3 i41,4 4 0
s mowed. by the Werdeeem be
,tweery:stei;
• • thtilismbhog .thetk nine the boleti
from *WIC Its tellutlEhniS/OW `!Raj
sot poiqpitil lit t he Let
.Mandated;ate' train bee '
Blessed 1111 tampon Olatirs beyond the snoert
sangttine eepenutticiais,• we look in - fifth**
the greaser good' from Ethit Who' idelteei
0 give the bereue" tithe work of Poolte.
Apollo& ;• Beale leis; td =mhustatiot
propier, ski bitteict _Mart hot-tom mho
eimartirat in this sink/lo*V 4 * Wago,
'w ak
ad m - tilt Cbank or*, dens
tie* at St. • • . •
. • . • !
Eli
CZ'
ha*.
AM arm
Wmg
sod Lak
11011/ q
Oef COLL ... „..osi it te k
IliamirliW* la adiaal respivagaia
la Smith 00=4, we tbe Wad, Pat*
kb
mi
Side et tbeteadeato ale as ki.
&spas* Per War traleffist Illey
Wed tai ***the tarot - avaia•
tam sad iga remastatile ' , due ts maks
bums tagOadd fa tba -,* . t i
ft:7•44.oina annum - tate ben
fradela : Mt.e by the r
~ cid.
sitee maiden there, it appears to -.. -4 eces.
aidirahie mottneut. It seems that - . Ikl•
Wane Gateau have held is earrest - aid
oarganizOildrise the Grimm toting tow
=au, T eilkiltiom /197 *Ow die* Toll
at Me next OettIOWS."
* < ,
&,
is
&often** fen zoo the in firm
Md., ' en e l ilePtle Eh, sad welt direedy to
the b " wril ildeeP wateeorltem he tematued
from Mari,o twenty minutes beim* he was
brought oNifter which be recovered as from
a mutat titthav Mg what so wstf into his
tun=s. ;L••
0:7" Coagftgli T.—At
two at at NOM Oe ram
Me 4th os . t u be follow's' g toast
was Elm t 4 Rev. Mr. Medley, at Rodeo i
• TheLadim—The only auras we freer saw.
sad the oultwitehes we ever dedni to meet.
BOWEL MPLAINTS war mord frequent
ly during the miner months than at any other pe
riod. beeline Millis smog the spawn !Xi* debil
d.lestinit is not steicietitly active to dispose.
of th e food below it !idolises petrified • hence
pecidiar acids generated m the stomach; which is
the cause of tAore horrid diseases called drienterY,
cholera mort.intunaticst of the bowels , dm.—
Wright': ine - sus .1 7 ertalic /Vs are a cattle
remedy, and :,.„I".4ereksre a amnia cm, tbr bowel
comPlitialpi *sore they cleanse the winch and
bowels from itsose putrid humors which are the
came of the' tore distress* complaints. eon
twinetillY, est)? ey rename the mess of leery form
of disease, it!i4 impossible for theta to hp to ma•
king a perfecy : e. ure.
Coution.-41Orekeeperi would do well to exer
cise care in tOiying (nun pedlars. We onderstand
that a man bylhe name of Mesabi, end another
by Misname Of %lee, are offering what purports to
be Weight's ;OW Vegetable Paw Thew persons
are not au,,ho4tl Agents air this Medicine, and
the article cannot be guaranteed la geisuine.
The geauinet i . for sale by Mrs. E. BC BEAT
TY and J. 0,1; BROWN J 'Potterille. **dead.
Mice. 160 Ritite Street, Philailetphia -
THE EEO EVIDENCE that cio b f adduced
in friior of fi.',fiand's German Hitters,; prepared
by Dr .!, C. 'n Jachison, is the unprecedented de.
mend for then" from ail: parts of the. 170 ion : and
although the*, may he many eoinpooodi PrePered
and repregenle4:l as being worthy of a liberal patron
age, yet are i 1 coastrained to - remark', that the
raw number Ut. testimonials with winch the wor-
thy doctor titV been honored, by PtTiOns of the
highest eharnkler and resparlability, who found it
neoceSOY,td.tilote tic Purse to his preperatioo, is
testimony stßeiently conclusive, that a tisore arc-
Mal remedy; 4r the &roost; immediate'. relief \ of
show alltieteOrith that direfol_andady. Opprphe,
has nevertseel - discoverpd. 12V2rotow
WE CAtkeouecientiously recommend' Dr .
W. Crpeft;tegetable snti.Dy.pepsia Pail, be.
Bevies them To be the wary best medicine known
of for the curri'of all diseases ortginatOg from a
costive or irregular state of the bowleLs, min other
words.the iblitiwing diseases, which - sit bat the
of of ccetlyenese, with sktriess or Burning in
he Stomach, is the Side and Stomach, sensa
tions of wei •• 'in the Stomach aner eating, Rest :
ellitIVIS, want:o appetite, Palpitation of :the
&e. :John *C. Mania, Druggist, Pottsville, is,
agent for the*Pills, ad well as Dr. J. Pir. Coop
er's Indian Vegetable Cough or Consumptive Syr
op, Rheamatle Drops, Vegetable., Dyspepsia Bit
ters, Fever aid Ague Pills, Gad Worm Powder , .
Also for sale Yy If. Shissler, Port Carbin .
" I DlGEST'."—Stich 'lithe true Mentung of-tbe
word " PeritiP or olithe two Greek Words from
which tt is tlc ?Wed. This falba significant and ap
propriate titiefa the True Digestive Fluid, or Gas
trio Juice, tteoared by 'Dr. 3, S. 'Hotjoanas, of
Philadelphia r .om the fourth Stomach of the Os
for the cure: o's indigetition and ,Dyspepista. It is
Nature's owiqemedy for an.unhealthy Stomach.—
No art of mitUf,,-ean equal its curative powers. It
readers good Offing perfectly consistent wiith health.
See the fivirrOf the Ott,',in atwitter parfiof this*-
/
Per- ;
GROCERIES.
CIRANCENSMS AND intervisions.—The
1...11 - subacribilave ju4receiyed.ai their sew Cub
Starr,* mime tof , - .,-,c -1
lion HD3401.. -.1- - 1 POND Rio DiSee.
;S ugar Caved 313U111 -, .. ' . Jays .. " I.
Smoked Beer*. Lagetira ..
' I 'r e ' ILLTSIAN & CHAMBERS.
41prIJ 2, 18221, - . •.' ,41141'.
.
_...„......y...,_........._.,„,
~0
CICIIIICIDA:01 SC ISAPPII.--Cenalite Aroma.
lane schemata:actin pp., the pore extrzet 0c...8ar.
lei and Junioet 4 rreo ended b! e medteakriren as a
superlative TO*. A. 1-DlPpept - and Inattorasing
Cordial. For "le 'by 111.'8:114:1118E;.
lc- - Centre Siren, Petuavllle..
Feb. "26. 185,f, , , '. .. 161.310 . '
•C IEYEEI sarzosse—cusiOse
pagne Mori eta superior quality. Also, Cider
and Pickling '-tine r, by the Hogshead ;or Barrel.
wuranted. as Opal. u Rift% the approbation of
purebuer.
a tipaln ordets tilled 'at the shortest
notice., Par -by EMIL. MATHIEU.
No HI and f, Lo bard 814-below U. Phltad'a.
Jan. 29.103 X . ri•dat
:COAL.
VOAL reedited on
•J ]
der. on reainnahl
Vali:lnge and delivered to or
tem'. by
E. EICIIREIEER.
ad Csitowhill
*Urn
8. W. Corner Woad
May
pir. BEA TV lc SON here .nentoved to the
orrice of C.
Pitman, Esq., In Cerke street,
below the American noose. where persoms having
Malone with them Will please cell. .
JAMEd C 0.,& will also lei fount in
the same othre::..
AprU I& 18511 - - 16-if
R 1 AN AI. SON. Ilisete Of Bed
f.kiAsb Coal, Tauneqem.
e. S. 1851. .
.11-11 y
~ .4, OTICE.IIA • LEB amiss do CO. h °-
a
I ' moved Met . Agate In Philadelphia, (WM. No.
Dock Street. tnßo. th WALNUT &met ' north el4e,
between Front iptuf Seeenft streets. i -
:,. Plallodea.. 1148.18 p. •
' •
50 000 lowl/41.11411A111•1A
Nam e la this Inorketalot
wed ii . od for sato- by ' WK. POLLOCK. Amu.
10.47
PUOUCATIONS.
.
aniODIERNiFILIIIITATIONS—A !NOVEL
-13'.1117 eartiaMe medlar, author of Beatrice. or the
Unknown Relitires—l'ut sate at B. BANNANII
Cheap Bookstore.
July 2.1813.
Deisti4cm nurroai or ENG
.IJI.AND vole e just publhbedr capital
wort I " 12 " 7.4181 sale at
B. SANNArrs
i'4leap Booketote.Poneville.
'
July 11, 1833.,N,
sass 14aLti, V IMIN
ICITABETi
o
W—The en *, fi ber heeled reethred skit of Welsh
Wan. Ostaviodala and Rfit edam Maa,F-Poeltet
Bibles, Testaorath and Welsh Teach!, Pirynife,
an of erbkb wtp, be sold low. at
•B. BAN,RAWO
'Nan. Book sad ntathene Store.
JOY 1, 1653. a
rrquivre,'Ain•oirs, 1110.—The EntiOnertber
I
has wade afrangeiseats with the Aweeirsit Trutt
Society to keerdholt 11'0We-wipes on hand. sad will
tarnish EaullshMermin and Welsh Tatctstind Books
at their pricns o dy the single copy or lOC. at
D. BANNAWS
hesp Rook sod f!tatlonety Stole.
• July 1,1857. • •
.13JUIX,18SX:4ba martlikent sumbet—inst issued
sod for sale. Whbleeale and Retail at' •
• e. DiNliil
SN'
!11eWspaper and Perloslienl Depot.
July 1.1853.7;: I _ ,17—
OILK-PAINTS- Ste.
,
DOL AR W A 011,INDOGallonli tondo.:
Tree. clod veryauperloranicle Ow litiners•
ore For sale LB. A.. M. ALUM
7an arkroth Wharves. Plill;labla.
Jobe 4,1A53. g : [Dec. 11, IL 56.3y1 ly
Enna PROOF PAINIT.:- 4 111ver'airire Prof
r Paint. Mrs* colors, Par. Paint O 1) adramonad
and calcined Man Pala. wak.Aasd, aid a saps.
riot article ,of easeadale Cement. la OAPs and foe .
bele by. b„*: OSOIRIC Wain.
early opposite She. Diners' Bank.
I ti kt .
April 20,1850,=,
t) ATMS? MMBRICATING sad Ricalag OH,
:u Talent Psi/Wand Unread 013. Sheblaary Crane,
Tar, &e., at the T.Owa Ha ll &tore MAIL
May 7 ,1833. I
Cikriiii 4 1- 2'abf 1121triaj..
OPES. FoCiale st _ HANNAH%
Hook asißuSkwers.Runt.
Juty 16. ISM 15' as_.
n swum: 120111111111 D swumems—
A BPI Dill ARTICLE.-~i Pose 011216.
Painted mut rm. casitistuld oa tin "le P rke ‘
pie as ids oklebtatied Oeid Paawi Fes aim • •
It. HANNAN'S .
Vogt 'Ad Stadosery SIAM Patin Ole.
.11alp 1.1 633. •
rttITTA patilumA CA 0101.—Jain lasing! a
Ilitise et Outs Pemba Watitsig Cum.
tentstkaits for liiiktotte sad turabilltr. Thep
Point the Moon Itsit Ilutalt of Ott Moist abitritCuts
amid on a I 4 at *Of Upe. paw. Castat of toy style
and &attained* Vit order with ettlterat t Over
ine astisge Pot ikite . MI'S , -
J 141.101.
NtrASTllllo.*APAlNG—lblialinallaisliasPa•
*ber, by/Oit . various priers.ibieecbvia do
PM involvep sail Os sate by b.likamme. ,
Is), 2,ion. ::,,, •
•
flOdalugd oin tvion 11/64111711 / 04es ar a
as lag. lei.* lataa, Mbar/ /Parcasibb OAPS
Caaagleal bustle at Oa Tom man
thedvaro Stereill• - •• 7 ' - IA my.
'fay; IU3.
_' i :,.... iber
im
aura initmra, resdesTsge TAO NON
Nets, PI ft... 64 Hair eel atm We, rail
Nets, Pl* Iluslitiita the sialk
Noiasis; A t • -
lupt. . , • as.
ve k•a_._wittZ t itintli -a* tmatisobs aim
..W4Vad ' tow maim irairittad
•
Nes antic". sir-
S'.:"'
VW". ll 2.th ib ,2 l lllllol* 1111 W 111111801111
Tam sar
110 .11111. 1 !". 11 7.111ral lie .
- , ,
; ; 17 , y
: •
4 - -=. ,- ,-.
‘.00106001101, :.._„.: , -
i1t41020
Cl i i; - ai . 1.0444 Sig .. L itiroita6 ai9ta e
WIIMP I . I OSiati ...WODONiIIISAIMPArtintra.
1%1'4i kit .iiii, - ipk - ke.ziflikilroitii - 46ari
MT. No KAIU.I4: MMlliff4aO et TIMII4IIOI.
AtiiiiiihMitimiramillatias ictem to'
KAtit JOU& MMU N ia se Toonquo.
*orbit,. iiiisrliktni: - jai is uabeis: lON
WWII . 4OKO saillUdi .1111.1111.1.abocnboyl- .
k 1 L------ 1 -,.. 1 . : -•- - - ,r
4--
413 g
i .• _ ; Inapt '.l , • ,•
,4:. 1
Oa , onehatt lb lib WOK; la Woodbur.
nor atadlbarb. lo tba couoty.BAßAH ANN.
war ornamoriNtanuoro. .) .= i
la Pieugeins,.• lb* kb ba.,ll.l2AK:iibirof l
Berogazdandoldiagol di lb* a sonar *ad* /A
la Un lerubalini the itilbst..9llWOLLAPOll.-
LlNlonlew of an Lao 41auld TKO" in Um: 750'
pin or barb , . . --, J . .1 1 - ' - * t 'PI
*Alb • ITT imam, (16PleCOPAI4.4•/-
• - 10114 rly la Ude tlisslk evert Moat
Lewin; at 10 ii'slock. .
A4inupst,o a ". •
&Cepa
Win I*
lb* •
-
,d 3 aoiday of earl ma* mhos SerVielf
to thelsirestall et (felexti.litouloll of
ACHING is IS* Associate !broils Pies.
Omsk Marto. Street, Sir. Jobs Li
Gabbs* asoralni sad amiss.
G2==t
ea = m tnactios the Sixth'll
li*4•Volii:°3" °relit* ersl7
=tl
let• r asreurr• cutritetle,'Thrtne worshiii
up
41.• be mated *Tay saMWb mends' and
mobs," Wm elm , Weida/gay maim at Os anal
NOM
PB l . 4 P. U—A suited keel •
leg of Weak' Leith No. 'lll4 1 -erel be - be4 oa
MOND nealas t Jab , P r 11153. al 8 o'cled•
YETSVIALM ACADMM tr44,—Tbo Fall Tenn
to tootimittos commoneo. MONDAY.
t Mb abi coslitioo ?tenes woo
?GT ILIUM alltUos.4lMol fo r latagnagoo,
P. ens, or. A, M., 'Principe!.
• • •• 1, • 28411 11 , ,
10 P et
' ff r=i
.3 SUM
/illy I
El
g TIMPII&111013 CON VESTiON.—The ;citi
0' mop of tkbofiluU . County. wbbout distlattlon
IiIe; in GivOir of psolUdilag tbe sale of Bolsba
nd Mit Lbasore. except for Idoebsolcat. Medi
dual and Sactasieltal ire rodoWtott to
mot la 111110 COO* likgreliCeirt alum. is
Lb. Berooin of Pottrottio L os wXDNESDA.T. July
tbtY 11150014 Ortiltdfir.potpoie of
natio; LW OtoitsottlyintloOttforwtoloitollargef kk"
IsePOOrd. itimalloiritlactioo.oloaltred
rraolbdory Liobot Lewis Itennallve els.
ago bibedlideakildirresailbtead will be prearot.
Itstom fr . 111. - CsoottorOo.
- 111114011 14tt, ay.
• I...D;fintithOlittComuninee.
Jet tl 141 . • , % , r
•
B I SINIMS , C). i DS. •
- , 'TN' :
MMIS WHOLE-
KAU
for
1 11* cut 74lol to and
CO •Otattiotip„ likt- lira,,fEtt,
:Obstausal
e. c.- • ;-
W. Ws ram.krsOHlA.
J. C. ' ;.
July 114115*. . 1 -
IBlli 17th,
KTJOVlLLalleillallolllolii u
rmO'Law
Am win igitiorisoslibulasse loutortolktOthoopUb Oil
man.olks Castro Ilet t nett " door to
R. R. maws**. Pettiville. I •
Joao Is. ; pan. teal. 11 IP; at tf
n :111, 01141GAV*11. • ell'ot the titto
Vv. K. &D. W. C. CLIBAVaIt, Kagiseeeli aad Bee.
Li b ma:de enerityous ensisgemeetio to Other pia-
, boa to:sposod &Valk* to Tottowillo o qvium tie
w I pistoled to Pettis fries& Of the Arm, and
(spi
an orbs mai teialre tbeeeniere one uWe pro
ke:
pIYWICIDi-CIIKIIUI Steen, looed*" tely opposite
the "Woof Tenors."
ay MU I 11 • in
39111111111, AThiIt.NET T LAW
POTTR, VILLII4 Mee mins Streit, 3 doo
Booth of, Sploeopa! Chareksaioe tido.
.0833. Ty
riAluoi,„wiftdor
sash ale: Upon,
ri'.of vs 141": de.
weer toacoa 000 snA foriallethy therSobeeribey.
~ -1 ' ' ' JOHN R. /MMES.
' 1 , Martel Street above ?cold, Pottsville.
Feb. s4
:
L _ , a4r '• '
cAR , market Street Propertii far wile. Ittimire
of 1 ~, JOAN &JAMES, A s k.
I , Stathet Street aboveyentb, Pottsville.
eh. 1a33. - , '
2 1r-.
iACOIII R.LIAR, JUSTICE dr THE. PEACE,
will allied to the. eoltection' cif Secants,. kr.,
promptli, and all the duties apperthinlog to hie orlice.
ino N is Rell s A l / 5 31/11111111 . I' ORN . 16 5 1 1 :1 . 1,e,W,
In Cebu* Street, opposite the F..pleropai
ChthrethlottavillePironsyivonto. 4 .'
Nov.IS. I*sl.
Tao. Or. ws&unsuzLiest & Co., Bank
euramt tDealers flu &dunes.. Tamaqua. Peatt'a.
Colliag attended to, aad drafts (13r sale on , -all
the principal doubt the Union. Alm, Dralla paya
ble at alp prlaelpal nuking Eltiaase is Engtaud,'
Ireland. Has/ and Wales. ~d uly I , 0 111.52„ j • : 59-if
•‘,l. 50.. ? ,
WANTEP.
InsPosuiwykint inriuvrail—or WILLIAM
WOW), Wiser, a liagUsbuout by birth, who ar
rived io WI count* about ream ago. from Shop.
IM O°. Digraad. Any Isibneatton of said Wllllam
Wood WO bo tbaokfitily received by the subscriber.
blibtolitiM.Oddteming to OIL Clair Pod Odl4e, fiefiayl
kill Comity. Ps. JOHN WOOD.
MI. Papers phrase copy: 5
:al/ U 1853. ll-2to
WA* MD . —Tiro or Three goooTloEtstv _77.
Applyly t 6 A .
11.
Mine .1633. , -•
2641. Pa
in n LA111011,2)1:8 1188111T8i1N—Wanted
um-Paaidlatel.e.Pae Hundred Laborers on Section
No. 8 all the Mina thU Illailrett: Extension. The
-.ores will be paid, and pretests made albeit'.
AIIiCIIA EL BLEBBBIO. at the workr,
8. REILLY. PatterlBe.. •
Met* '
10--Birpraef teal IRON ORB MINER&
Ito atidetstatd Iron Ore Midas its ita
will'find parnateacemptoyttlent and
„,_ ...t tbe,_•*llloseleso Iron Otp Batt," in Web
asondToartsb_ „to Bette Coati,. Apply imanntlately
to IItEDBIUCK 8. , BUNTEL Manager of the Lees.
lit
pen Iron Company :at Leitspon, Berta County, or to
PI MITE in ... ,vmat, opposite lb* POnirylvaefa Hall
.
.otuntil : ,
l-.6111ay 7, .115 . 31. 1 i ~. - 19-11' . !
IV'ttill stpuittitti'llzttgi:tezrigitk.
imunta.trpes4olo.4 40 P g ottnille,,Poet Offset.
Feb.l 1453.. • . . - '.•
...._, -tf ! -
UTANTED.o—Netrults Coi the i!ofted
V T m i tt the ?Mining Reegezvooe.
-- --
WAX: MD TO . LEASE a tract of Coal land,
e v
!yin' SO rode from the Learn's Gap Railroad.
Thisproperty bas been opened la several places, the
ir j
Coal la , y,enperltir quality, Veins lying horizon
tal, and ' to be werked, for many Years above wag
eer leual. This property Iles the nearest point to ale
load, an allbrds an excellent opportunity fur an
este atOperator for the Greet Western Market.
To a firs 6 rifle T•lhilln. a &rouble Leave le 11l be
given, nal other need apply.._ Address the subscriber
at No. IlfeW Street, New .Y ork.
.
. WALTER -MEAD. .
Nov.l , ISM. I • . . 1 _ 46 -If ! _
tirrAliElkilk—A ad the
General Intelligence Ogler
1/ V MBlit, WOME NsCEULDREN. All Venous
wishing naeploymees, big and hole, young end: old,
• male anal female t had also, 6U' POTIORS fibbing to
employ any and ail; kinds of halide. LABORERS , or
SERVANTS will receive twilit infonaation by cell
leg Se thl odor. of the inbeeriber 1$ MARKET Street,
Pourell , Pa. [ A T TERMS moderate. , o
. N.M., WM.SON, J. P.
• I Lan d Agent and General C4llettor.
April $411131 1. , 1. • • 14-Iv i
I - I ,
FO
i le.
: •SALE & TO LET.
te fa
e '
t of P
' I'
.
QOK ikl.llllo—A niw-bolle hcow is.
CO`... h
I.7otete for isle canati. - It Win MT? 130 Ibiza Celli
—tan be '►ells bell* th e Who erldile. Philadelphia—
fa in est of NE P.11. - Tbosze. Apply vs tIIOSA,I
ER IMO ' eGRO. W. 81.4Tgll.POurgille NI. ' •
. July 16 1 , , . 2033.•
Tog mousy: AMID 10118 WOW 111/1.6.4. --The
Tog
to &ikon of tabula" into a hoe ki
monos, will IoU his Ice noose i ilium/ yr foot
of the 6 . Dan tolo MIMI* lug, team or W
heats 3 all tilt tenor fee. The iliolkUag • 30 by
ISO teaks ill fen high. well Wit *Web and atone,
and wet mod luldar. Tatter *WWI wishing 10 en•
tar hal, I lee Buslaelio, this to **shaft opPotta
aity. as t coobsittio *bail. Fermat and other
'auks' apply Id
ir
- Itellf. MULE*.
July Ini phi. ° I
post 1/116111 —A vahuda. Fie* milltate'lll Vital.
6: flell Utsaaty.lial.eastalelag litti acres. and allow:
it arwa : lllof whirl are elsartiikesitlosed with good
feat., sag is a Mei sate of esetttatiot• The resi
due halal well tlaWerd with Oak. White
Pint sad
-W . hefty. This property :Mr&
itunem foeUttios ;for lembethig.:as it
wi
It lds 311 sulks the illasarellwain
W
NI L
eer • at (rota PensavUle4 ea the
Tyvose Turnpike. ;'The improorwenta
roadie or a good LOIDW , WIit ESOPs and Log. Boni -
lausatUato poutelekta given.lf **canary, Tb -
indisputable. for farther particulars applWyy to
' , I THoNAII 11. MARTIN, I
PenaTeontahip.Chiatteld Monti,
ofto P. I. alASTifil.lie. aair.:
etlittylltiU County. Pa.
116 - 4 t• ..
QM
VO/1"1.14-41 Tamaqua, s'lords sod splek ,
L Soto Idea Ilotet. wOrt listsree. ell,
noted - Massa ahem etteet.:. A 1111
undo dabs bsd.tasd Oise win 'AI snow
tad fOr ibd psyseals. For RirtbsOartita.
tars intuit& sr Me 1110121 Nit.
Jolv 9001. . 9140 -
, .
Vela *Alonar4llo IllbitfilititlPMGAr Me if - 1M
a . bl i lti bi e vi cprial• VW lir UMP bills WOW legles,) to,'.
tether or oil itteemotzloos; al Breakilit Ren
ew oesoks..all Inky for e totsloese of Orly
e,
Moans& Ilk
or sem Per ollot. ll • . '
, _ .
JOHN PIPIZEBTON.
. I • Naksourogo atnott, Pottsville ; I -
or Ilt.Clair. •
. _. _ .
Jon. IS 15 53 . 1 . is -. U.K..
,
DOR Mote, costar $ itooni.r!hh
aad fr. le the Suitt Da Wag Is
Cestretanket ftwrirMeAstertes Temp
eylvagia ifallandthe hoiden MONK **
.Apply , po - i !
hr, IittrAPITY.
Aptlllll.llis3. l6-tf,
. . -
_.. i&.1 553. '' ' . .- ;
Ster i ltr i fillifLlll,'""L'E. 4 lt: rate
tari tipsy ton. O. MUM Mt, tart...or . to '
HEM lIICIFIII. Wilidarrajpeiswio,
hi.l.;
.. ~ . • - . " 1 - ; - 1.. e. •i.
) t.'•
ilea t
,
• *
fi
it.-4. him sod esaitstioar
lel Warts. is lessaasss Itsiii. t' ,5
tatiselkoistopsl Ms*. Centre t i l ij
Ain or , ' - ' 1..
NAN./
1 1
Gono Lars 1/011141.111.-4aliable
t.a bad kits Is Om mg csairsi put oftrist Ur
sett or Iraq ailed *Salle earrood
st. art _ ast .alt. wry , • )
~ - ,
_414 awns Aasst
. Orr rwearse Oaf* saws fa rittbstaisgs es.
Tollea °
111 1014• P P,
Iluset.
Ss it. 14.
N&
DE
, VIM MUM 111 - 4111CUP411101r;
VIM MU aid- lOW Its, -114111ters
est. OM= aiesbeilkAir 111111111 sae
PowispirdAteeldse fletwiWite..4.lll , maw*
appiretel ihisbanlimpeoporseliallail se.
uric Canes flimailaisentesiMaJPNll6ll*.•
Mum no ' " ' mall. lit' ' lll4l '''Y '1
misirmisai! mum", .
.o.l4%•=awit.asaLt r[/wit Sssawsir•
4,..renskrE :
""wisbil" I • I.oariveli:
H,l/.l4°R
N4llO et to
.- I 8441 Joseph IE O
• 1-• v •-r• delwilt. ^ ofiElblb.
i g ra
seta and IW Wain drew ' W , el. -was
eisirriril to. Itudaw.(ladolAthalEstfetailks
sytaealiehi. Ca illaw - ret.) IFS= allided to
Jobs a D. aka . Josef* Nouse rad& Kra.
eriabrab , initsar.whe alaaarawr.
42 with _ *man Millnibeth W , pato ills-
WWI 1 . 412 salmene *MP. (WW: Fbrirnsait fob.) W.
twins with JW"lataatar'LydAri Asa' Werra;
Este Lyttai Sea IntenWirW: wild Fredennt
ILAlWlstitlisaddirmallunalLiwita, wit legal to
rn et Trasala Par;tUa oft* Borough or
r e n7;ati llll ntija the Comity 'ltt Solniyiktil. dreamed.
Jabs D. Leutlat4 Writ* btu ayoriial# Caartian
ad Istaa. of Shashi= Ma y. . i:
- . Tee are liereby Sutra be and; applre, the
thla
ledges of tWr V' bran or Sclui kill Cwinty,
0t ea Otititaiwi r‘tiro-ho, hold in Ws on
NON WATiltheiith y etilepteinberwast. at 100'dock
In the forturieno it dad *hero maws or reface the
Beal Eitate of died Bahl Francis For. deed., at the
appraised Wee thilraot to wit: Let No. 21 appraised
at and tor the um of Three Ilundrod and Sixty Dot.
=
LW No. W appraised . at; and do ate sew
fliddrid il*Wilty'llodard,lawerotag la
the whole $4 Bevel Haadret and Tee Uetlanr, arta
at* is Townes adaii/oe to Fort Carbon.% tho Coon.
et of SehayUltil, Weiresylvasta. W il helm the' Eon
amble Judaea alloilisht. the rib day et little. L. D,
sae Ittotrand eighttutralred and Ell -three. i,..--- ,
_ __• LEWIS REESELCIerk.
IN OSEDIMICIF to an Ckder or Court tho (moo
ing Wouttgahad. t . , JAMES NAGLE. Sheriff.
/sty Id. inl.• , E MN
HE
ASIII I / 1 1*IinikirOWS Its
slater otleboylltill County. hanlal Ilinded Late
we of Ailtotemtreava oaths waste oriolts Sennett
Wear the Bonny* of d'otondle. deceased, to the
subscribes. an termini haring Nelms or demolish
against the said Ritmo, are requested to make known
the same without delay, add thoseindebted will Wade
immediate, lio7otelit tO /
manressmarr,,
Jet Id, ISIL • mat
I. beretrven that the partnership ex
iting *tween Wt an Moterittsus and WILLIAM
LIAM in. wad* ender the title of ,MONSIILIUS
iIIitILNES: is thididsy. July. Ist Idn.l.tissatired by .
mutual content. rots having' ashes against
the above firm, will este p t them cfor settle
ment to WILLI**, ILNW, Jr., who mitt carry on
the business of the late dra.
WILLIAM NON'TBLIUS, ,
i • •". WILLIAM MILNEN.Jr.
Bt. Chitral:ly 111.18:11. • • I 20.11.
N I' TIMM Or DIMBOLOUTION.—The bust-
Dap beretofors Naomi sod condone/ as the Om
of 0811 0 18 LEN 4 HER% was 1100427. May 10th,
ISO, dissolved by mutual consent. b the +e.o.m..'
of Mrs. ft &NOW. The business will be cau
tious/ by I. lIIIHRotoo Is amortise to settle the
Mita of the Arm. I MARY GRAN/LEN.
• Jolts HERR.
Pottsettle lalptit, MS. Wit
NOTICIZ=Tke Taxpayers of the iserusbip of
New Castle are notified pat no legal assessment
of Road Tales has been made la the saki towashirn
for Itro year 1553., and Dr. Philips bas so power' to
collect aoy such tales. (Signed')
• JOSEPH WILLIE. Supervisor,
Nest.C2sile..lnty 14.18511. 29-IC
°TIC W.--The Jowls susamoned is attend at a
J.l)nporlal Conn, to be holden on Tuesday, the 15kb
ins, sad others Interested, are ben* honied that
tritoollsolace of she coolinoeil iodispoiltion of
Judge Ileglas, and the failure to procure a Jai ge
from anothair District, the retakes of tali Jurors will
not be seeded. . .JAAICIA NAGLE AltstiE.
Jot, 16,1833. - • , SS it
'VOTlOE.—Aseetiment No. tt has Web bade by
Lithe Lyeongeg County Mutual Insurance Wraps
sY. and doe. CLATTON;Hreeiver&
„my 10.1933. j 10-31 A
NOTICE.—Tbe Partoenhip heretofore , eslrtlng
mada, the Ann of Blif3ICAD*74ll a UATTIMWO
have this 'day. July U. 1851 been dissolved by mu.
tune 1. Those having shame to present them
to ENT & aIeADAMS, who ore authorized to seen&
all Mlle due by the . firm. • F. A. ENT, -
• 'WK. M. Ile ADA NIL
W. P. MATTIIEWN
. Wheelie Present, A tali' Ili snit Ewa
July 0.1P53
WE to STELA OR'S ' NOV OX.—The Re.
..M4hiter. of Schuylkill County lusting 'granted I.et r
lets of Admluilualloo of the E state of ROBERT L.
NAllPLE.lateat the Borough of Phuoville. deed,
!Bookbinder. :to% tbe aubserther, all pentane baring
detrain densands Ryden the Estate of the t aid 6:-
adapt:ere requested to make known Ma same with
out delay t and all person* Indebted to the said Es
tates* mate immediate ps4 went to
NARY W. NAKPLE;Adm'es:.!otterille.
Or to her Attorney.
EDW. OWEN PARRY. MAIM Et.. Pottsrlll.
July (4.11153. • 23.61
!ioOTIOIII.-4ioticeis hereby 'lieu that book
IN will Int opened to reetve euber.riptions to - tbe
Capital Stock of the ellusgrove Bridge Company,
on MONDAY, the 47th'of July next; 11, the Mow MI
aimed plates. At the house ofitre Deets in Selins
grove ; Jacob Fryer, Middleburg ; Charier D. Kline.
gemnbarg ; and haze C Boyer, In Freeburg, Union
County ; also at the house of Sung. Thompson, In
Saliba!: Peier So yde r,,, n Lower Augusta lotirastatt;
and J. Herb, 1.11 Upper blehanoy Township, In Nor
thumberland County'; and at the house of I,iticinel
Weaver, In klinersville, Schuylkill county, at w hk
time arid places one or mare of the undersigned will
attend for the purpose of receiving such Subscript..
!loos.
. ' =•.
COMMISSIONERS.' '
Ner Iliddleswatth, Peter Aoyarr,
H. W. Snyder, . W. F. %Vagenueller,
O. Lehterloy. • ramie§ A.-Moyer,' -
Janos, K. Davie. O. F. Miller, 6 .
Henry C. Eyer, . Jim. Walla. •
John Candy, . Juob Senaboltz. ~
John B. ranker .W ill lam Cameron.
Edward S. Brig ht. • -Ira T—Clement. - -
Jilly tr. 1857. ' 48• h. •• -
EMI
igtICIC-z•N ot ice Is hereby given that the
N slimed, on the 18th, June 13311, past; piireAggeg
Sheriff's Saki the personal property of Peter Allison.
M tell: '
2 Horses, 4 flogs. I lot Saw LOgs„ lot of Ellarksmlai
Tools. Railroad !Fracas, a Cans, 4 Wagon,. plough
and Marrow, a Thtashlng Machine, 35 acres of (Irak
8 titres ofltye. do of Oats;4o do or Corti; 3 do of
Potatoes, and all other personal property of said At.
lison, that was not exempt by law, and thatthe said
property has been left with the said Pet e r Allison du.
ring thn pleasure of the undersigned. , • !,
The Public are. therefore, , cautioned not to take the
same la the property of said I , ,eteehlit.ni, is lie hal
no claim to either of them whatever, •
JOUN If: HILL.
.
21-31..
Potter ille, July 9,1833,
IgOTICE.—Tbe tseburibersitereby give notice
that implicit km will heatiade to the hest Legishi•
tore of Pennsylvania for a chatter of s Savings Bank ;
to be located in Bor ough of Pottsville, with a capital
of Fifty Thousand.D6llsnoind the privileges of In=
eressini it to One nuadreili Thousand Dollars, and of
receiving money oninterest and .dtseountibg. to be
ailed TUB POSTIFIViLLE SAVINGS BANK."
B. T. Taylor, .ttolonsan Foster, BA -
NK."
B.
Lauer. - .1. Fry, -
George Bright, • I.IIP. Whimsy,
Samuel SillymnO. IWilliam Foe,
D. G.,Yuenglingl. • ' John Pinkerton.'
John W. Weber, Nathan Evans, •
July , ,
S, 1143 a)
DMOODAMATIONi—PIuticir is hereby glen
that an adjourned Court of Common Pleas,tor the
trial of causes at issue, In and for the county of
Schuylkill, will beheld in Pottsville, In the county
aforesaid, on -TUESDAY, the 19th of July, Inst., at
19 o'clock, A. lg., to continue one week . .
Therefore all persona whose duty it that; be to ap
pear at said Court, will take notice and govern iihein
amens accordingly . .
• JAMES NACLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Oillee, . • -, -
vine, Jaly 2, 1053.
.1 • 27-3 t
Niation.—Notici la hereby given that the el*.
Lento( Schukill County Intend to apply to the
Leglitbstere at the next session, fora charter of
Bank of Discount and Deposit. to be located'ln thir
Borough bt :Tamaqua. Schuylkill County, Pa., to be
called.the ' , THE ANTHRACITE BANK of TAMA
QUA,'i with a capital of Two 'Hundred and'Flfty
Thousand [Milani, with the privilege to Increase the
capitalof said Bank to Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars. •
Bcpbarr Ritelitre, W. W. McGuigan,
8. T. llugber.. 8. dirtantoth, '
K. J. Fry. 'll. A. Heaton,
• July e, 1853. 27-sin,
OTICIL--The StockbOlder, of the - Miners'
LI Bank of Pottsville. Intl's. County of Schuylkill,
hereby give notice that they intend to apply to the
Legislature of Pennsylvania, at Ss neat lieseion,i for
the privilege of increasing thelrc:.pital Stock from
Two Hundred'Tlionsand Dollars to Five Hundred
Thousand DoHint. Bald Bank is located in the Bor.
Ough of Pottsvilleon the County of ficturylkill,cre
ated for the specific object of a Bank of Discount,
Deposit and Issue, By order of the Board.
• CUSS. LAESEll,,Cashicr. ,
June 25,1853. •• • 26.4 .
NOTICIM.—NoiIee Is hereby given teat as it pelt
licence will be wade to the next Legislature of
Pennsylvania for charter for a Bank, to be lorated
lo the Borough of Pottsville, with a capital of Fifty .
Thousaad Dollars, with the privilege of. increasing It
to Ont. Hundred - Thousand Dollar., with Ranking
and Discounting privilege., to Derailed the 'Miners'
Plavinp Bank. .
June. U. 1853. ' 204'
Orrice /eves Rives can KANAWHA C0.11 . 04111 y ,
- Jima 18th. 1g53.
TO CONTRACTORS:—SeaIed proposals will be
received by the uhderalgned, at Buchattan, in the
county of Botetoart. Virginia. until 5 rector*. P. M.,
on the first day of August next, for the Locks, Dame.
Culverts, and elections of the Canal, from Barb/than
to Crale`a Creek.
Paymeats wIR bo made In current bank notec-,
Besides the tuna] rearreaton of twenty pei cent: on
the monthly estiatates, the cnotractors 'will be re.
glared to give ample aecnrity,eatlsfactoty to the
Board of Biretta'', for the completion of the work
at the time and to the meaner apecided In the con
. Plana of the above works w •be eablbited by Ed
ward Lorraine, amilatant Engineer it Buchanan, and
specifications will be delivered by him, and oleo at
the Company's office In Richmond, on and after the
15th day of July.
' Time will be taken for the tonslderatkrn of the
bids until the Std day of August, when, if saustke
tory, the several Jobe above advertised will be let.
:.
. s WALTER GWYNN.
~ Chief Engineer J. R. and K. Co
•7;.Lliine 25.1853. 28.31
_.
1110iiVIN.—hiotice le
berrlty riven that I t th
have this day June fuh,
apioelated with me 01. E CAE RlCHafifte,E.o
In the practice ofLaw, which, la an HI VIITIOOII bran
ches. will hereafter he tondemed under the ann of
NEVILLE ItICIIARDS: Office, Centre street,
Deli door to R. R. Morro' lamp. Potiavlik
- , ELIVO. C. NEVILLE,
44.tf
June 11, 1853
NoTiiegv—The subserther.;respeetrolly - informs
the citirens or Pottsville and skinny, that be in
tenderestuning the ditties Pottsvill e
pommies!. and I.
prepared to give instructions on the Piano 'Porte to
alt Who they patronize him. I
OVERFIELDT.
Feb. 114,1853. •
. _
MOTICIEU.—..The subscriber woild hereby notify .
.1. 11ble frietuts sod the public ge erilty, thartre is
• prepared at all times to attend to the westering of
Phisteriug, Moue Masonry, Brick /Moo ary,,Vilig tag,
aad other Ingaturing beloeglpg to Ihrildisgs of all
ktsda"'Also, to morsel for the Conetructiob sad
Brectiol of all kinds of Buildings. Charges moderate., Respectitihy. JOBN:11. JAMBS:
P. o.—Thasikiki for past favorarthe undersigned'
Arotild pewit a continuation of the hitherto liberet
patrtittage. J. 11.3.
Nov. 97,115!. 4 .
DICUISTRATIOX LAW • JgOTIVIC,--Th
llilloorkathr the Registratfon ofiliro‘idartiages and
Death*. have been reestred from Harrisburg, by the-
Register of Scbuytkittontwy k sad blank returns can
be had gratis at the-Muister's °Mee. It Ktberedwe
made the duty and 'will be es,teeted that tim perso , .
named in the acirtrill make their returns ascertain to
law. skid especially that the Physkisee will .pr9sOt
y awed totbis miler; u the kw prevents the is*
With Ur Lettem of Asiministration or -Lettera/Terts-,
"wr
. - entary,rin lite estate ofany deceased per , artless
- - t o ebb
la But Registered, and also for it the ars.
_,• • Mud of guardians velem the birth (the minor.
dite r ; is drat Registered according to la. ..•
LEWIS RE • - ER, Register.
Rept.. id, lass. ,
. 38,4 f
LOST = & FOUND:
CITHAIir COW.-cane to the Welelaell 0 1 .be :
s'istsalker.waldlog near hit. Ca/booms the Sault.
ki U :Valley Railroad. s BROWN COW,
w kb *bite fawned back crooked , horsy.TT*
awasti o come
eilftsot ninsyeart• rw , prol
oli sni . reev e ll oope llec
r ,
:trips awl takekat sway 4 otkenrise w I
to laws - , . •
. CAVUARINE sionioien. •
Joii:s„uss* • • • Wait . •
;MY.,
- mum— Ttuteditzer Ntatmotay tandsititooto
lonottsfent Rote. urea by 1
INIONIrb.
y,feepbel—rated /ape 1 tb.1 1 1 0 4 et three:
leolaba. payable attbelllibenP Ilmairef Pettreltle.—
tbepaymele oriole Nee let bora' littosmi. _
• • gm Web!: eataketeir set to malaise!, aild
ane;'•—• ' WILLIAM' OCIUMBIL
JhllrelAl l 6ll . ' ' • Mato
•
,Qt COW. -4nrayed away Gas th e. pre
-17•14o of Ow esbiatlber.wwidiayli Mine Creek.
Schaylkaljesulaly.ealateral kit a -
tip Oow7 with a wldw. wow ,
‘-x
Mat
nacka-lisitaa ideas .dia laltatat wow
No#
lwaltaw.# day peamiteauslag
Cow" aslatbadaw, wawa 'abet out aa
win wa ellitably remittal, Ws. STINSON.
JOIN. OW. ,1N44•
FIN 4
===
DEPARTMENT/ '
ME
MLICEIII OF STOCKS/, c:
Of Coil and Transportation' CompaniA in and run
sin g fn.** (hi Anthracite Coal FirAl!.# of Priinby I
Tanta. " - / / , •
Corrertritscrelly fur 4n Minf.r?Jtinrnalidi
•1 J.i PySttattwta, Banker
,/
Bad' ' . IisAIL 110A0.
2.... • / 1 . 4 ,
Mino'Hill it Schtlyihill Ileren,
lltamt Carbon,
Mill A • • i -,
Schuylkill Valk;,. [ i ', ~j 50 ; 1
LOrberry Cre,o,l 1'• .1 .' t so 3 ' f.
swatani, / , I : : • - 5 O 5O s.' 5 tH 9
• JCANALS.I 1. - I. 1. ~ [r
SOuvlkipSivigation i I i 50" t 264 26i
60 2 ,do , ' Preferred; i5O 151; 051
Union,Vintd, ' ' . . •".50. :3 f I7j
do; do PreLerred. • ,50 51 1. 53
pelaware6-, Hadar:a Coal EcTrian.... , 1 ri
pion Co' B .l' . ' _ : ;106 '12014 i 20f.
L.,- ROAD dz COAL cO'S. : I 1
AtleSehuylkill Coal 3,7. It. R. Co., ! 50' 1 54 t 1541
Lehigh Coal Alt. Niviga r tiUn Co. 1501 75 i 751
Hazleton Coil Co., C o :, ; - 1 Cal ,
Buck Mounliin Coal ; : ' 1 .50 5. f 1 -
Penzmylvanin Coal do R. It. Co., 1 100 ill 7 ;11 71
Dauphin Ccull dc R. R. rc,.; two 1 48 t 50
Lykens Valley' Coal dr.B.. R. Co., i ref • i ,
Beavervr3Coal6:ll..R.Co., : 50 , 40 4 40j
COAL C OMPANIES : i 1 i i ' l . .
Ble; e
Forest Im ntent Co.', • .2 .. 50 . 1 . • t
North Ante ican'Conl Co., • ,25 : 134 191
Dellantre .. 50 . i
MISCELLANEOUS '' '
Miners' Bank, 1 .1 i • . r 50. ;50., 55
Farmers' Bank, 1 ; • . 150 ;ea 1 52
Pottsville Gym c 4., _ ; ; ! 50 : 25 1.30 ,
Pottsville WatetCO., I : . i 25 , 1,1 , 4 18
1 I ' l___L.3._.._
• .1
.• - LIIME IA ATER. • ,
CUR FIDE . C I ARRONIC ACID GAS. L
1 ,
A I cOre l Apondent ( W m: Collier ) of: the
,
London, Mining- Jour nal imparts a pieeb of
valuable information respecting the beneficial
effects °C lime-water to cure tiers:ins affected
with =Wale acid ga4. , He stated that two
of lus.wOrkmen were employed to clean:out
a uoartimator,"--a large iron cylinder; ;15
feet deep . and 8 teeo diameter, which Was
used at h is chemical works, and thro - which
a current of carbonic acid gas passed him a
oeighboting lithe-kiln'. This current of :gas
should have been shut oil : while the men
were at work, but in this instance, by some
neglect, it 1173 S
,nut, stl that when onece the
men went down to the . oottum to work; lbe
dropped on his i track; and could not answer
the man at theitop who was to assist at , the
operation. The latter made the alarm 'and
said, "the other had dropped down dead."
Mr. Collier immediately directed a man to
go down and Irish a rope arOttail the body of
the man at the : bailout of the .. earlionatar - ,"
who Was then hoisted out, tan life appeared
to be extinct. iHe Was at once carried ito
the freiti air, and sortie - fresh lime-water Was
proof ed, but it was: diflieUlf toset his teeth
apart s they were firmly set. At last Mr.
C.'go his mouth open so as to introduce tiVo
tea-sp°Onsful of the lime -water, which begiin
to exhibit some efle,ci. A little Inure was
applied, which . went down his tbrojit, trod
he inimediatelv, , kit 'imerfetly,: 1*gal:I to
:
breathe. A third - time t he,ime water was
given, as he was now able to drink, and he
then began to breatheLfreely. Hi was then
lifted up and nnie, with some assistance, to
walk' round about. In half an hour Wier
wards, he walked home, went to bed, slept,
anabexttnorniag felt nothing the,worse'ex
rept his haviag la slight headache. ! I
This is an important fact in chemistryi as
it relates to life its dangers, and ,preseiCa
tion. It ts well kno*u to eheniists that lithe
water has a very great •aginity for carbiinie
acid, and whenever it comes in contact With
that gas, it immediately absorbs it; forming a
, precipitate of the ea thonate,of lime, or il lite
lime water is kept still - in a large vessel ;the
Carbonate forms in al thin scale on' the top.
such as on bleaChers'ilitne and dyers' vats.
In the case hereic delcribed, the lime water
no doubt combiaed with th'ecarbonic acid gas
!inhaled by - theworkman, and 'the carbonate
:of lime—an inert stib.3tance-iwas formed ;
' it. therefore app ears to us, that lime water is
an, antidote, to. be employed for those who
are injuriously affected with inhaling ear
book acid gal. !
Those who I work at lime kilns, where
-ditchcarbonic lacid ;gas is *de eldped, kiwe
}
a rerned y . in the. material svhiA :is confirm
s* passing thrO' their hands. Those Who
labor) at Charcoal pits, have alsci a remedy
for the injurious effect of the gas of the coal,
in a bottle of lime. Water.- To make good
limewater for the purpose, it must be pre:
pare.t
from fresh burned lime. Take abbut
half a pound of fresh :burned lime; and pour
about five quarts okclear soft water upon, it;
stir up the lime titiickly, cover up the vessel,
and set it aside for about ttvo hoUrs. The
clear ;should then bel poured out into clean
bottles and well stoppered, k:i as to exclude
all the air. Hot Water is not necessary , lor
this, purpose, as limo is as soluble in cold,
and a quart Will holttabout :32 grains of lime
io solution. - Those whose' business kids
them to work much: over a charcoal fire,
will find it for their advantage to have a bot
tle of lime waver always at hand. It would
be well for n person,Who is about to descend
into a well to clean abut, firsito throw dawn
a few pdilsful of frail Hine viiiter, in order
to absorb any free! : Carbonic acid gas which
may be at the bottom. , Oa three separate
occasions we have ._been severely affected'
with carbonic acid gas, bj working over a
large charcoal fire, and although" we Were
well actjuainted i with 'the affinity of lime via;
ter - for it, we never on any of those. occasions
thought toe** 'as :a Itemedy'. The sub
stances we used were emetics, with the free
use of cold water pouted upon the head,4nd
by chafing the chest. .1 We hope this notice
will direct general attention to this subject ;
every thing useful 4orittected with the pres
ervation of Meta remedy for an ill—should
be known and read of all men. 1 ', ' • -
- - I I 1 • _ •
DM
.
PRACTICAL VALIIE OF KNORTEDCp E.
~ • •
The value of , isetentific :knowledge to the
human family, and "the' rest of mankind,"
was shown in a verystriking manner by br.
Lord, of Ohio, in his address before the "Ed
ucational Convention," last week. Hee/eat
Over the whole 'ground, and showed that if
our food, shirts and cbmforts were supetior
to those of our :forefathers, the praise *as
due net, to our statesmen and philanthropiSts,
but to our chemists and philosophers. •"den
&men who have converted charcoal intolch
amonds, and found out• a means by which
old may bootsbe converted -into a delicious
broth for the sick chamber." But' chemists
have wit only taught ; us to do things, -but
how to do them esnediticitisly. .
Twentyyears ago, it took more than eight
'months to bleach a piece of cotton goods—
and then see what a mess they made of 'it !
ft had to lie for - four weeks. in lime water,
eight in buttermilk I; and some lour, mouths'
in various other preparations ; it was then
laid upon the grass; where it remained fOur„
weeks,at the expiraliqn of which time it wad
taken up often ruined' or damaged.
,/',To
bleach, at the presehtiday, is a mattereff on
ly twenty-four hours-t•a short subieetion - ,'lo
Chlorine, answering) all the purposes of b ut
ternfilk and grass-plats. /:, •- 1,
Anotiier triumptilo) science; known to our
manufacturers, is the "shrinking process;"
brmeans of which,lc loth-'with 170 threads ,
the inch, is reducidltd/ilie finens of.l.
I fineness 1 -, •
threads.' ' ••/.,
A - quaiter of a ceinury ago, the; qua li ;•,,,•
ty
of material wirted l in the arts was bout
equal to that ,consuind. All ties things
are now.turtied into use. Horses oe bails,
which forrerly dropped into the lid and iv
/
mained/there, are noW sought er, and via
vertedinto swords and rifles. The Clippings
of tinkers were fornierly ea aside as I. rub
lush.; they are now Mile with parings Of
'horses' hoofs, lid the ast off apparel -Of
mendicants, andlm a. ew days return to the
world in the furr o a dye - of the most bean
tiful hue.
'The main in edient of the ink with whieh
we write was ssibly once a part Of a brlo
ken hoop of no d l beer barrel. The shay
~
-
tags of th 'ether formerly wasted in great
guarani by thelcurrier;are now carefully
saved,to be made into Prussian bine. . The
bon lot dead animalinow . furnish 'the pm
ci t• ingredient lof hicifer matches. The
.gs of port wide, carefully rejected-by the
drinker, are 100 by him in the morning in
the form of Seidltrz powders; to remove the
effects of his too tree potations. The offal 'of
the streets, and the washings of coal gas re-
appear carefully preserved in a lady's smel
ling•bettle, or are actually used by her to fla
vor blanc mange 'for her friends. , -
We might continue these remaiks to infini
ty, but where is the use ? Every person who
takes the papers knows as well as; we da',
that there it scarcely, in rude which goes in. [
Itothentouth or cin the back, which 'gives us I
"either warmth or snstenacce, but what owlet 'l
either its being ; r perfection to some happy '-
thought of the man of science, • •; " :•,.
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IRON CARS.-A copespoudept of the
Boston Journal says that.. an esfablisbment
has just been opened hear. Harlem, N.., : V.
tor the minufaetum err-railroad ears wholly
of iron. Thitaiildertt are said to be men ol
capital and enterprise, and have . already
ders foi all the cars they can construes.
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07.GLass Perrs.- 4 .1t is reported (hat glais
peas are now made fassessing the', requisite
,qualities to write with, and that they Wig
soon Supersede all others. Thep are anti- .
corrosive: by the most impure int, it least as
much as gold, and their cost will be but that
of the making. , !' •
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' Eriousp Mgt* palm:ass. .
• Melt' eitelleolantete loth. hist lift.
ber (12)ot "Ltters Living Age," tslum trap
-tlamber's Jourity' o the maim iatik i .
ted hy.theatenreespeses., It tremor the et
plosions in the earl mines of, Eojland, am is
appears hoth a Parliatneatary Hem, 'ti t
no less than 900 eferilisi by anise j,
.oesions in the .
short ewe of tweetiro
weeks, in the year 1852. We- entertse e i
the opinion that oar oWn country:--Ar e
was distinguished above:all others, for gre et
accidents, and a reckless disregard of harass
life, bUi we can entertain such an opisi ea i o
longer. hidden Ojai,' will come tolighl omd
England far surpasses the United Slates za
the number of appal's, seeidenur, yes, we
are confident' that there were per 90 0 :tires
sacrificed by le:Ode:xis in all oar country 1 41 ,
year, and it was sadly distinguished lot a
rianiberr of (awful ones.
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One th' sag appearatobestagulatfy strang e
as the cause of many accidents in the English
mina, it being' nothing leas than Dary's
Silety Lamp. It has come to light that tw e e
this was introduced into the coal mines, chi
number of accidents by explosions, ho e
greatly increased. This lamp is amentlEs3l.
ly a safety lamp, but the ignoranpe" of the
coliers, and [bed cartlessims, have made it
a dangerous lamp. It was found in one pn
that some of the miners had such a singular
nation of its safety . powers, that they' looked
upon its ptesence in ; the mine as a hied o
charm to frighten away the fire damp, coo.
sequently, while one safety' lamp was us e d,
others were teeklessly burning .candler._
The miners do rim lake the trouble nor care
to keep their wire gauze clean, consequently
it clogs up and becomes useless. There e ls
be no doubt but Davy's lauip works beatitifet
in a lecture room..but fir a coal Mose th e
conditiooti are altogether - different from those
of a chemist's laboratory, for-At , has hee l
found Mat the wire gauze in somelatops be.
came red hot, - consequently an explosion was
inevitable. There dee two remedies propos e d
to prevent the frequency of such accidents,
viz., the education of the miners edit:tidiest.
ly, in the use of Davy's lamp, and the, expel.
of gas from the mines by steam jets. It th e
latter plan be carried out, there tett! be - no
use for the safety. laMp. •
Crburetted hydrogen is the gas which is
the c=ause of mine explosions. It Oust how.
ever, be mixed with a certain quantity of sir
before it will ignite Suddenly and explode:
eight volumes cf . aii to one of carbutettel
hydrogen forms the most explosive mixture.
It lias been Viand thit 71) per cent. 'of dada
to coal mines are not caused first by the ex.
plosion; but by the carbonic acid gas as' the
product of an explosion ; ; so speedy is ibe ao
lion of this gas that the Mitten suddenly sink
down asleep in death. Those who die Item
the , etfecis of ;hie gas sleep away, 'placidly
without a struggle, Thp coal Pints to
America are very , tree fro these gases.' be.
cause they are so ueor the surface,) and sit
therefore far better ,ventiht ed than jthe deep
coal mines of England,nevertheless,let teaser
to,all those who use the safety lamp, " ke ep
it-clean or dread the worst eousequencei.:
Seienidic
TI I NNEUING MAC/ITN it. -
A very ingenions7apparatus has' been de.,
wised to facilitate-the -progress of the ` Pied.
tuontese railroads„in which tunnels have t o e '(
be cut under mountains. The leicavatiagi
machine cuts the_ channels in thel rock, by'
means of several-series of Chisels placed grid'
beside the other, in straight litres; .theire lines
of cutting tools are So arranged as to lie co.
pable of a slight motion in the -directien of
the grOoves alier every stroke ; the; object of
this is to bring the chisels to bear luip l ui
,all
the spaces lying betiveen the.seyer;tlcdtting
tools situated in the' same line, so as to pro
duce not a succession of boles, but a comic.
uous channel similar to a very wide sail..
cdt. This lateralskifting of the i lines of
chisels, which takes' place , alternately !rota
right to left, and Irons - left Id right,iiscaused
by a correspondingiriotion given to t tie frames
in which theyare fixed. Eactichis'yl is driv
ea against the rock by a spiral spmig coiled
round it This spring,T. driving the chisel
forcibly Agrainst the rock,
obliges it to art el
ficaciouSly, notwithstanding the slight ,
qualities at the botttini of the channel, ari
sing from a want of :uniformity in khe
tance of the stone. When the machine is
in operation ,
. the several lines of chisels are
all drawn back simultaneciusly, by Olears of
a species of cam, or Moveable bar. Theap
paratus is arranged so as to enable Scfr chi
sel to strike 150 blows in &minute.. The
machine at the same time sets in *lotion a
pump, which forces a constant supply of
water into w reservoir, the upped part of
which is filled with cornpiewsl air.l By this
means the water is driven • out in jets, dirt , '
small pipes placed bet Ween Ate cot els, and
is, thus made to play upon the grooves, - svhere
it performs the double office of preventing
the cutting instruments from becoming heat
ed, and removing the dust and brokCn stene,
which would otherwiie accunaulqe in/ the
g,raoves,•and thereby prevent the leflectual
operation of the excavator.
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THE. SAFEST' SEAT.
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In these days of icollisions, submersions
and derailments generally, it is worth one's
while to know where he can eiptxt the
greatest security in . a _railroad tram. We
expect that if any minion should be given,
that the indicated car will be at once crowd
ed beyond its capacity, but that result had ,
better follow than that the safest car should
go nearly or quite empty.
It is very well known that the cal. nearest
the engine is exposed to the least dust, and
that the rear car of a train is generally safer
than the front car. The safest is:probably
the last car but one, in a train of more than
two cars ;- that is, there are fewer c hances
of accidents to'this than, any- other. I
It it- is away train at moderate speed,. or
ail' train, itanding still, a collision is possi
ble from another train in the rear ; in which,
case the last car receives the first shock.— ='
Again, an engine and the front . cars of a •
train will often g o ,,oeer a-broken rail. or a
cow, or stone, without derailment, while the
last car, having nothing to draw iynto the
line of the train, is free to leave the track:—
Next to the forward'car, the rear car is prob•
ably the most: un'Safe in the train. IThe se.
lest seat is probably' near the centre -of the
last car but one, and in a very ion : tram, in.
the centres of the fait two or three ears next
to the last.:—American Railroad Journal,'
We are.frequeritly told of the deleteriotr..;
effect: Upon the si.eiern, of water which pal
ses through aired pipe, but-only *anoint.
ly are we made sensible of the extent of ' the
( danger.- Several days ago a gentlemen liv
ing a few miles out: of the city, caught it
couple of trout end placed them ins trough,
the water of wht.h.was sup Plied through a
leadpipe,, iniendiag to keep them there. In
less than three hounithey were both dead.
Suspicious of the reason of this sudden death,
he.iletermioed to mike' another trial. and
placed in the in , itigh another trout. - The
same result follt;rwed in less time,! and he
made a third paperirneat. The' result was
still the same: and he considers it a settled fact
'hat a trout, a naive of the pure Sparkhog
stream, annot livei in a lead-impregnateu
water If such, water is poisonous i enough
to kil fishis, it 90001 be without itidestruc
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tivrteflects upon the human system—A/un
it-heifer (N.; It.). Denincrar. - . 1 . '
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COALS IN ENGLAND.
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The totarproductinn 'of' coal to Great /frit -
aim in 1850. was 34,000,000 tons, of which
2,785,300 toils were exported (*.deft)? to Prance
and northern Ell - rope/ The Lancashire'coal
field produces annually 4,000,000 toitit. The
coal brought' into London, consumed
there; in; 1850, was' 3,fre7,878 tons. The
coat brought into Liverpool, during 'ilifisame
time, was 1,400,000 tons, of Which .180,000
tons were exported - -Irleaving 1,220,400 tons
as the consumption d 1 that city slope. The
consumption in Manchester, during 1850, -
was 1,210;000 tons; in Preston, 1 : 410,000
.tons; in iGlasgovi, 1,,G50,000 tons in the
surrounding neighboihoods of Lanark, Ren
frew, and' Ayrshire; ,000,000 . ions and in
the iron districts of Routh Wales, 4;000,000
tons. 1 - • •
07" A r ßicu . SnoYar..—The silver? shovel
recently used in the : ceremony of hreaking
ground lor the Mountain Lake Water Com
pany, at San Francisco,• was handed with
gold, and cost a thouland dollars. ' With it
a small quantity of the earth was' shoveled
.up and placed upon a silver salver, upon
which also were some of - the wild flower
plants sti abundant.; She same stand, was
also employed at the' inner 'Ole in 'shovel
ling into , the plates of the ladies mien:. geo•
erons quantities of large ripe Elvish/wit%
front a hill bushel measure whieltiviss Sited
with thii rich fruit, gathered in the iicinity.
in the Aldan. • o
. Cr? Airuco, a so. no
Southern; Chili, (lat. 38Op eresi ie. ac!-
live eruption front thi beim:nit kof s.fm
ber ot,some ta r weary
of the present. When eitilled at the burr
period, the lava had folioed aut./ ion netosi
the outlet of Like Lein, preventing the es."
*Pe of the 'rater. Tllst Lava bad ceased now'
tag at that ' -
117 . JOHN T. limi t sivrr of Philadelpbis,
has invented a railroad car seat, which is so
constructed that thenccupantmay regnhite
it at Platattn. plating it-in a lit position tor
sit upright nr reclining., A car tiontaitt
jag t seats Is tcg be unznediate COD'
structed ..r the Centizal railroad, *itch will
place the in all their cars, if found euiti
e.
WATER THROUGH LEAD PiPES