The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 10, 1853, Image 2

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:Saturday Morning, Sept. 10.
f yht2ll4ll, :Editor end Proprietor
LITTLE,- A:se:Nitwit Editor.
_
imspaunic wato tionurismus
FOR AUDITGR GENERAL,
Avirk ires.vatc, or Faairgui'Covivr .
FOR SURVEY OR GENERAL,
.onaim'Tias dtTEitl, or CsAllies Corrrs
• FogiCANAL; COMMISSIONER,
'U reivNALL, or I.cArrtit cower,.
:414V8E NB BETWEEN THEM:
teseStie'System—AliProksbitprit Law
Thera are, doubtless, many who , honestly
bit • tnigudrenfy oppose the Maine•Lawt tho'
fly ai the greater ounaber, ignorant,
644:fautt With it because they ire toterat:teds
tltrady .Or indirectli, in the continuance of
tkolilluor The fomaetcaniiot fairly
lii4ectonedltmong the .enemies of the Law,
since a, lilt e explanation of its essential fea•'
•Wren will render them, as upright and. eon
scientious men; its • warms' adrocates—to
-trederitiOd leis to admire.. ft is much to be
regretted that the opertaions in detail pia
Picthiiiliiory Law are 20 little known and ap•
precinted ontsidc of , the „States ~whete such
enactments see 'to force, fur its "enceiries are
ready ir all times to dem:mace it, .. op' gene.
ral.principlei," as tiOjiist, tyraistgaal;destruc
-ri
tive of tie ' tits of
, private citizen }, and al
iicigeher sob rstve o the eods 01, civil. lib.
erry—and lb y do siijmostly, witimptinity,
sin c e bat to know ingagb i,boutit, to eon.
tr,sdiCl, or co ect them. Let us rgracrinit the
whole tOjeet for a tor sainutes.l
.'
Ist. The present Lteeuse system in Penni-
Vacua needs same change. It were superflu
ous,,at thiS late day, to argue on the hurtful
effects of the rile and use of intoxicating
dunks; as now , allowed by law. They are ,
seen every day, and almost everywhere
throughout the Slate. Nobody,_ wi!li sense
ijnotigh tb chmprehend a plain fact, and hod
,itsty'enpuih to admi'phe truth, but must and
Lou ackdowiedge that the Liquor traffic, as
now conducted„rs 'prod ue ti ie of disease, pov
erty, ex - Creme positiie suffering acrd crime, to
in alarming extent, upon the victims them
sel,r.es,and their unfortunate lamiltes, and is
a Continual source of expense to the enure
community, teuiperate as well ai intempe
rate (the former always beating the heavier
Torsion of the burden, because they have
adire property to he taxed), ' .
The prevaleni.practice in the County
eating of erantiog, Licences almost ifitlia
criatinstely 1:o every- applicant, is palpably
wrong. But, thanks to an enlightened pub;
lit opinion, it is beginning to work its own
cure. The people at large are opening their
.
•esito . the enormity Of the evil influence thus
let Janie upon them. They read the effects
everywhere, upon the tamers as-well as the
rnonils of their several communities. The
Evil,his reached that climax, where tolera6
tion ceases to bed Virtue, and Reform is now
demanded by all classes—it is urged by that
great. and powerful middle stratum of vociety,
which is the embodiment of popular °pa
lm!, as well as by the uhratsts and so-called
fattanc.s.
, Not can the Courts '.be charge&With the
entire.: responsibility. . Their discretionary
powee,in the matter of, granting Licenses is,
In truth, a very lrmited nne. Frequent
portuniTief, - kcur (or the inculcation of sobri•
ety acielinund moral precepts from the
-Bitch t and the general bearing and even
tentime.n3 of the Judges,' both private and
Ofls:.ial, exert an extensive influence, tor good
or t for evil, upon the . people to whom , they
isdnatuister right and justice ;' but the ratan
who presents his application in proper form,
end is ready to pay the required fee, no le
gitimate' objections appearing, conforms to
'the. requisitions of the law, and demands a
License of the Court as a tuatter,of right and
not as a favor. Su that The Judges have,
cornparatitrely, but little power, to remeey the
evil caniplained . of—ft is the higher author-
.siy, of the' late which over-rides the Bench
and opprewes the people:
The expedieney of sonic change,' - then, in
the present' License system cd l Pecusylvania
is beyond dispute ; aud it a s i bitable substi
' -cute be provided, its adoption, Submitted to a
vote ofthe - people, es sure to a l erry.",
2d. The Maine Law ts 'hat suitable sub
stitute, which will e ff ectually remedy the
`evils-complained of wader the present system.
Were it no,better, but only as good as the
the Suite, in the management of
'''•llhe Liquor mate now in operation, there
0;'--
,:.,could even then be no serious ohjeetton to the
. p
roposed change. . But the winparittive etii•
.e.iency, of the two plans is bo longer a mst
ttt of doubt. . The experiment an Prohibi
tory Law line been thoroughly tested,and
the most satisfactory results obtained. Stich
enactinents_are Alms very moment in active
opefatiou in some hall.a-dozen goiter States;
And their hill:114e superiority, for the com
mon' good of the whole people, over any and
all previous laws for the regulation . of the
liquor trail is testified to by - hundreds and
"tbpUsands of ,respectable„ truthful and relia
;able* citizens. What further testimony is
,required to satisfyl the People of Peansylva•
nla, that the Maine Law is a wholesome in
natittition and .0 worthy 'substitute 'for the
~preient License system? •.
We shall takemeasion io refer to this Law
again, to explain - its operations more in de
tail,. and defend it against the misrepresents
uons ot the interested and uoinloyned. .
TOE PBOIIIIIIITION, CON VENTIpN.
The proceedings of this body will befound
full inanother column. The meeting was
characterized with' much spirit,andenlvident
- determination to do as well as to talk re
tailed amoog.all present. This movement
must and will make itself felt througho4t the
Canty. The Legislatite ticket
, nominated
comprised two oflour yery best and ,most
unexceptionable citizens---:-T. A. GODFREY
(Whig) and C. W. Ct.tatcris(Dem). They
ar.e•to be withdrawn, if the' political pullets
nominate candidates eqWtilly capable and sellt
able on the ProbibitionWittestion, but only on
- that condition. Sebuytkill'County is bound
•to send only flame Law members to the
oeit Lifiialature—that - may be set down
, eb a fixed
. fact. •
Irrangetnems should now be made at
:tare for thorough caniriss of the. whole
County::. ''Time is growing prfcions, at this
'lite hour, and , every friend of Prohibition
ahoulitieup and doing. The different Coun
• tier of the State have engaged to raise va
rrios aniounte-of money; to be et the dispo
sal Li the State Central Committei, to provide
- 'll Palter4,furnish documents and-otherwise
effeefually 'conduct the campaign. $lOOO ,
- srekvoiri , issit trent' Allegheny County, and
;Othe-- zontributitals tinge from 6200 to
8500..c,.littylkilloniqtt to raise at least $2OO
.—.,copections should he,ciauttneened in every
district, immediately, and the amounts for
war-lied asearly as possible to the Treasurer
of thehiunty Conymittee, BANNAN:
Akan, tustancC of hate this Maine Law
movement is working. ere may cite LIIDC2II.
ter county, where the Democrats have made .
110 nominationi:—the'Whigs having two tick
ets in the: field, one for and the other 'against
.the Maine Law. It is causing similar tlivi•
sions, tea gieater or leis extent,. in malty
other tontines, and altogetlier ii evident
that Prohibition will be a PrOminent issue in
41.te campaign all over the State. • Politicians
item: L amy Like warning. r amd shape their
Course acctirding to the,,current of popialir
feeling an this subject. '.s.hould either patty
'select a purely Anti-Prohibition Legislative
ticket, .the succes sful :policy of the other is
t ,
'palpably plain.
E7Szt, for s'everal,elc.allent
articles on subjects of popular interest.
tN;
The Demaerate are a torttinam part Y—they-,
always have *many patriots to ,theieriits,
who are reedy, upon the shoiteit notice, to
" stafter,Jaleed and die" for tbeieavyili.—
°DIY give ; them.* show for an office
Ire• Arm The Register of Saturday :last
',gives the following formidable het of appli
,cants for nomination at the County Conien.
ninon Monday
For assembly, Bernard Reilly, Eatnuel
Ripple, John .N. Wagettseller. John Horn,
Jr.,Dichael R. Hower, (leo; D. Boyer, Isaac
Lykssii. Wm. B. Lebo and R. Dick.
11004 for district attorney, C. Tower, George .
D. liaughawOut, Thomat H Walker, Geo.
W.lHatchin&H. M. Palmer, tbe`preseot in
cumbeot, is. also a candidate for re-nomina
tion ; (or county treasurer, fume Ward, Ja
cob Metz, Atha Coho, Stephen Ringer: ;
Jacob Fry, Sr. ) , Dr. S. R. Meddler. E. F.
Weston ; tor commitationers. Edward O. Con.
der, E. Kleinert, Henry Savior, Sr./ Jame,.
inary!: for surveyor, J. S. Allele!: directrir
of the poor. Jame* Lessig;
Nine aspire to Legislative distinction.—
No wonder—a winter at Harrisburg is worth
a dozeu' years' schooling, one leiros so
atuchyand besides, it pays be:ter than folks
ihink,for generally. Fire are after the pick
ings of the District Attorttershipr-all
law
fns,; of course; look •out for some sharp
practice before the Convention rs over,.
Seven want to handle the County cash—seit-
Able gentlemen, they ; take' care of the pub
lie purse-rings: The office of Commis..
sioner must be better than it ii credited lot,
toothere are jour applicant's fur that. .
Well, go it, gentleuteik; there's nothing
like an honorable ambition to serve one's
country for • a consideration; we'll try to be
"an at ,
the death," to chronicle the wounded'
and grilaalog for you. . - " •
P. S.—No charge far this advertisement.
IE3
PLUMMIITORY LAW MASS MEETING.
.',On Monday-evening a Mass bleetiog of
the friends ht the tni - 'lw - i.aar, without dis.
Unction of party, was held in the Court
House:, The room was completely filled—
every available seat being occupied, and it
being necessary to bring in chairs and bench !
es from other parts of the building. The la•
dies formed a_ goodly number of the autit
enee. - . ,
Andrew Russel, Esq.; was called hi the
Chair, when Rev. Pennel Coombe. of Phila
delphia, was introduced and addressed the
meeting for two hours and a quarter !' • The
whole subject of 6 Prohibitory Liquor Law
was thoroughly explained—its peculiar ex - ,
eelleacies shown, and the objections to
'fairly and !fully answered. 'The best evi
dence of the interesting•chtirsetet of the ad
dress, is the fact that, notwithstanding its
unusual length, the audience remained in
the most attentive silence during the whole
time, interrupted only by an occasional burst
Of applause; and when the speakeureposed
closing;cries of "go on" were heard from
several .parts of the room. Altogether. it
was a most happy occasion for the friends of
the Maine Law. -
A few more such speakers and such meet
ings in Schuylkill County, and we will Knise
such a storm about our opponents' ears. they'
will almost be ready logo in for iihe Protai-
Cion candidates, just as the the spinster said
Who married a peiPevering lover, to get rid
of them and Chet friends: Messrs. Gentle
men of theStpte Central Committee, send us
a few'more speakers of " the same sort,."
•Ttle . Board of Trustees; recently met to elect
a President for :this institution—Rev. Dr.
Camahna hiving resigned. The names al
Pm/fell/4r Henry, Vice President Rev. Dr.
gacletin, Rer. : Pr. James W. Alexander and
of Dr. Magic (of Elizabeth town)were sugges
led. A letter declining the appointment
was received troni Piofessor Henry; and
Drs. Alexander and Magic did the same
propria persona. This occasioned much ;Ls
appointment With the Board, the membeis;
it was understood, having mostly determined
in favor of Professor Henry.
' Whereupon
Dr. Qarnrhan was
, induced, 'by urgent•per
suasion,-to serve another year, unless a suc
cessor should be appointed sooner. The stu
dents, hearing the result, gave several hearty
cheers fo: " Old Boss."
Dr. C. has presided over the institution for
upwards of thirty years, during which time
various additions and improvements have
been made to the College buildings, grounds,
library, museum, scientific appara:us, &c.,
amounting to some $BO,OOO. The, number
of students has been almost trebled—there
being only about 100 when the Doctor first
took The Presidential chair. The College it,
over 100 years old—it s was founded In , l 747.
A recent discussion of the Maine Law
took place at Columbus, Ohio, betiveen Dr.
pharles Jewett, of Mass., in favor of, and .
Mr. G. I,Beeke, of New York, against it; in
presence of a very large assembly, coMposed,
promiscuously`ot the:friends and enemies of
the Law—the latter being pretty sirong in
Columbus, owing to the numerous Rum
holes and Lager Beer saloons in that city.—
At the conclusion of the discussion, a vote
was , taken among the audience, in which
both parties clamed' the victory. but a re
porter of the Cincinnati Times, being preseut,
gives the lollowiug straight-forward and
satfieant account of the affair :
'"Those in favor of the law went to one
side of the lot, and the anties to the other.—
As Won as the two crowds were effectually
separated, one cheered Beebe and the other
Jewett: The Maine. Law crowd was ankh
the largest, but then it contained all the la-
Jevrett said 'See, not one female is
on the side of Rum.' Counting the males in
each crowd, they were aeout even. A large
portion •of the anties were Germans. The
combatants announced future appointments,
when the crowd gradually dispersed, and
thus ended discussion here."
Not one woman on the side of Rum I ,A
bad cause that must be. that numbers no wo
men among its advocates,
(r - R&i IfOAD Moirrroas.—Our ingenic;uti
townsman, John M. Crosland, announces-,by
an advertisement in to-day's .IcMrnal, the•in-
Tendon of an improved. Monitor for Rail
roads. A Patent 'will be taken' oul . as soon
as,the necessary preparations can be C . omple- , 1
ted. The details cif • the invention cannot be
made public now, but Mr. , Crosland assures
the public-that it is complete, practicable and
relsaide—evarniog , may be given at the 'Jut
twice of four miles or more, and, tbos thrien
tire safety of travelers from cosh ion of trains
runniatoff -bridges /kn. reurqd. , Ao-•
other advantage is its cheapne)s t every arti
cle of the 'Monitor, the , -inveitor, says, 6u
be ordered in Pottsville, and ihe whole be
conveniently transported and fur up a thou,
sand miles distant. Such aVindention
doubtletur, be an important aorprisition in .
Railroad
. managenient, to these latter
.days.,
07 WS INVITE •
attention to an advertise.
menlin another column, of Clark's Pe c tcot
Flour Mill. This valoableinve+tou is likely
to bring, about an entire vevoliition in the,
milling business. The michin4 thus inveo•
ted, being of so small' a Compass, requiring
so little steam or water power, and to be had
at so small * price, the're can be no doubt It
will soon. become in general tise. It has
been hilly tried, and a t'nnaiber of them sire.
now in use by the millers a t t ßocheater, ,Nesr
York, the greatest_ flour milling place in the
world, and all those sehb use it have joined
in a certificate, giving it as their opiniosithat
as a milling machine, IL is among the hest'
inventions of the day: Their certificate is
published in the Philadelphia papers.
017 T an Cinrier Proceettints tor the
will be tOund under our Local , brad. The
Court has disposed ot a large number orcis es.
but they are mostly for minor offences. Qtb.
ers, to be•beard plopably during thecoming
week., wtlt inters: the public more.
The Grand Jury Report will, elm, be found
in this. Morning's paper. It makes themme
oft-repeated. =plaints, egliast the Liquor
traffic, charging three-fintrtAs of the bills at:-
ted on to that eouree.—They, also, reCOMMCI.
the: repeal of theAttot Amiably itlthinizing
the lisimee.ofl3itr houses nid' 146006
in this County, ,Euellent.
c. •
THE tOVNTEY SAVE. f'
PRINCETON COLLEGE, (N. 3,)
AN .omoors DIFFERENCE
4 .n MOO is , t Sum ~ • 4,
en • niedislir • i u lle •
• ; 7 P botill •• • "
4 "
• •
0r;c5;r11.41. "
„ - •
GRAIIAX
•Ilishmenl
ctive.
at Ili
,
'Tea Ser rExata =obese ihrhuttPAPPOl,,
is filled, as usnal, with a ebsioo.cono! 4o l
eating and utstreetts l datta4east
aceount of New Year Minh Areitibeetliti, kaa4l
Aces. "C uOi!itild' d~Pa
oraft,n 6traiiiies and Bisieiltifilitti etwanteitog the
pacificl,Rorcod," 4 . Oar Dew Praia/y/44! ism.
0114,41/ 00 0 1 4r for Lb? 1 4 1 v*Peiggirkot 16=0
eke; ale- thetnateltt is the table at , rob.'
fished by Putnam eic Co. New York; $3 a year, br
25 es. a No.—tor tale at Batman's se
Taff
vir The Brass And - play ed;by
meat, serval sours iteihe' Artieritata .11Ouse, got
Wetitteaday' Evening. • The - whole tseighborhcaad
enjoyed the treat.. - •
.15".. The weather jar . els week has been tea.
riatge—rety boi, eatery and unpleased opsit 1 ,444-
nesdaty nigh!, viten it sod*nly •cbanped to a twilit
cooler and more talent& snowshoe:.
. . ,
tar .4 ,Boy about 17 years of age.whos
intelligent andel - good mond hablis Be.
sires to learn ilia Book Business,' is desired at s.
Bannan's Book Store: None but one of:good O
dle*. and wbo is pleasant sand obliging in Nis MO: *-
anion need apply.
17' On Thursday of last week. t son:-of
Mr. Benj. Erdone, Of this placb, narnii.+l Mask?
aid abOut tea }rim., Was:serefett; barithir spaftk
iv of - pesier which he Carried in his -pocket
king tire. ' lie has !lac.; died,,iif iajtinCil 14111.
taillCd;
rir' Falai Frida y .
week, Christian Dryer a German aged .24' y 446 1 H,
rmently, ariiivallia tali country, was crushed la
,a
frightful MUM, in the mines of MeCcutaielk.
Clarke, at Donaldson, by a 411,0 i Coal. He baler.
ed w great pain till Saturday alum:ant, wien
death relieved :him--nii.was buried its Daaaltaa
the...day alai. • • .
, .
Wl's - reply to out. inquiry.-we ire .gad
to team for the credal of our Borough odheitrit, putt
the Crnistaiile; alluded to in last week's l leureol i
did render himself useful in the row et Latierice
the 'Sunday previous.; •Dilferent versions of:ftie
same affair are readily amounted for by those 'ee
qusinted- with 'the circuattuuteesi- - - - We' hanttitto
disposition to do any one midst ice; -butosi the sine
time, no °dicer whlect e deity shill ape
public:notice, if help it. -
- • '
rir parcily of afer.— i
The Water n g3e
twObasio that supgy the town has been very 'w
for.!oate time pain, and during the greater pairt of
this week it has'been turned 9E1411c/ether, not Wren
supplyin? enough forerdinary houiehold parpo:44.
The necelisity of 'making oilier and sorer amuse
ments' for , rupplyin; our people with water:, is
every year becoming mare erideni Par n month
or two in the Summer, during several 'years Og'
we have suffered for, want of an adequate supply.
. VT The ,County Female Bibk Society
in the let Metitodist Church. Wedoiaday everting.
An addle" wa" delivered. by Hon. James CoUp:
on the eistory of Bib . .. Distribution Societiey in
this country rind -in Europe: end the airproprtate
sphere of Woman in dimeminsting the HOly &hip
tures. • Mr. Welters, the present Colporteur orthe
Soeiety,gave a shortneeount of his • Inborn foilthe
last fear 'week.. The audience. was large an all .
seemed deeply intrr.ied in the proe ceding..
rillrimpypeernent.—A culvert is now bajid•
tug at tlie.• lerat...ing of Mabantanga . Centre
.„
St pee L., To carry ail the rain and' waste water
safely offtlown the alley n the lower side, witout
danger qi:Sooding the ue&borhccal. - A ainiil4im-,
provetnint IA greatly bee4er'd at the erpiiitt tEf
Church alley. The side walla , Are impat4bli.
tliere in a heavy rani, besides being dangerowlt to
lath pedestrians and horses. from the aceumultition
of ice in the Winter. •
lar Pnlrce Repoit.—At a meeting the
Ottseme Police, held 'in the Conned Chattiber,
Sept. 3d, 1*5.13, the minutes of last meeting here
and adopted. ' •
"Captain Gaoang Ja?dtp4cfa made the folfoiying
RopOrt of Arr6ita, made from the 4th Of July to
3d of September; viz :
For Asstaolt and Battery,
Do do Jo ' on Police,s
,
Di orderly conduct and - Breach of Peace 23
F.ghting,l• V n
•
Malicious mischief,. 2
fiambling• .
Keeping Gambling Holmes, . 3
do Tippling Houses •
do , Dh.orderly House., t , 3
Breaking the Sabbath,• 1"; In
Riot and A 1 4 ,411111 oft Police,
Common Prostitution, - 1
;Total,
The retort, was accepted, and on motion of ;Kieo
C. Wynkoop, it wus •
Itesolvtd. That the Boroogh Poliee,Leing pleased
with the efficient manner in which the Captaia;has
di,cliarged his duties, tuey tender him a vote of
thanks, and that hisliffe hereafter shall be ilfar)lial
of Police. - •
a
liesolved. That the proceedings of this meeting
be *pubhabed is the Bokongh papers.
Adjourned to Inset on. Saturday evening ne4J, at
.8 u'eock, in the Council worn.
'a.'
J. F. WHITNEY,
MlP"Prohibitory Law Conn l eniton of Schtql•
• r•
2111 Cepint.o.—Accortlms to annonneetnent,i!the
Convention as.embled at, cnter's 13.111, Ponstillo,
Sept. sth, at .14 . 1144 - and was orgieised
by calling Abram H der, , of Port Carbon, t¢ the
. chnir. Dr. C. L. Dectunt and B. De4ong
were chosen Tice Pr ...dente, and C. L.Pinktelon
'tr.! Dr. 0. L Saylor Secretaries.
On examination of the ,certificates of.Delaietes
from the Resent 'Wards and Townships tkihe
County the followin gentlemen were admitted to
-eats in the Convention : • iz•
•
- •
Pottsville; Middle Ward,: Andrew Monfiner,
Jacob Mervine. " '
North Ward :• Henry Shelly, Thos. N. Riiisel
E.• 1 3. rd : R D. Shcaner, Daniel Shtvety.
X. W. Ward • W. D. Hodgeon, J. P. Snider..
• Nolith Wart S. B. Wreii,Andiew Pott:4 .,
Mity•rivilfe ; Eau - Ward ; S. D. Ball,
lfillar. t
' *; ' • • ..
•
Si and Samuel Kaufman. • ,
. nriszizia Etrilootk, Micheal nalliett;
William BerAingei, Daniel reir, Elijah Wei,ion,
.Jacob Glnize. • ' :
Port Carson :J.H. W intertteen, A. XI er.
• :51; Clair.: W. G. Porter: i ,
.3trliraa,barg : .1. F.,Trelehler, Paul ock:
B. DeLoqi, Dr. O. L.*y.
!of. • -
'elranrls. Township: Hear) , Reed, Esq., L.
CZekle. •
Tremata Dr. C. L. B. Decheit,
erton. •
. .
, . . . ~..
Pinegrove Borough: caleb . Wheeler. Wilfitue
Forret! ; Fs
A ;imp number of . spectators were a4o pfteliatt
from venous parts of, the County,
o&ittotton, a Comchtttee of seven Was apyiolp I:
ed to draft fteloluttoits eipraasive.of the senia , of.
Om 4..:onveatioa.. * .. • ' . - r. , i't -,- :: .
.0011171illa: William E. Potter, J. F.---Tritich
. ter., D. Hodson, R. I), Shatter, Henry_ 4eed,
R. DeLong, and Jacolyeltize. - `;
The Cent-Anion then prciceetled to the nomina
tion of, candidates. and choice of a 'ticket raf, the
Legi-huure (to be cotnpneed of one Whig and:: one
Democrat) ; whet the folloiving names were','„pog
.BeAted :—Charles W. Clemens, (Dent.), Milton . F.
Bailey, (Wlngl, T. A.:Godfrey, (Whig), Caleb
Wheeler (Whig), am) Abram Heetinev (Derr).',i •
Caleb Wheeler withdrew his name.
Op the.tifttballoi, Thompson A. Godfrey (Whig),
of Treargas, and Charles W. Cleniens (Dem), Of
Pottsville, hating received a majority-of the 'ioteit
pollo, Were declared duly nominated Whereppon
.the ticket thtis formed *as ratified by a tinanintona
vote of the.Coneention.
Rev. Mr: Reel - ley; of Schuylkill Haver', ke •
lug
tealled upon, addressed the Conientilia . ..ila .atr aid
ent ;Dauer`,
_ .
The Committee on Reaolooms, Wang ninuhard'H t
'repotted the following Pivamble and IteeolOons
brhic:l were: unanionxisly falopted by the_ C4niven-
Xion
Wucttcas, The Wile 14
; h.
;quote produces drinikennew, poverty:and -tibae—
colas the health and crushes the 'hopes; Preaett• end
eternal, of he -victims. destroys the comfort e sod
bappinew of 'amities wad laps the virtuei
intalli
genic; etnerprite and wealth of cotnintoutteiand
Staten, a.' well us of and.
And lief All efforts, legal
n and ,
er a tried,. have proved triefiectual Tot its ansitnes. I
iiicietie record+ of anit-cruntest court',
_porta of Alois Homes Ind the frequent •
,of -drunken brawlyand riots. in our ; *Averts nig
ovitleace'o!„*, ttlantt4 provide:ooe of
Intemperance':
AtS Inerstisi• The, laegieletive eeactotent
iiii;wo as the Mau* Law, is proven bs etituq , es •
,perimentao meteralahter *atm -.to bean teretthad,
and so far the only-remedy tor detwkeenese and its
eon : sequin:it evils :—/lairelOtei. • .
name,' That 'ore *dile ourselVell To lob ail
honorable `means for 'eche as the VW"'
at. a Prohibitory. Liquor Law; idnailin P 3 the
Law,,in tbe Legiiilst Of Peens. i; • .;
besotted, That tint*rthf eonntaly saui unlobr•
Wally pledge our support to the Lieglalinit* miter ,
this day eoannated try the' Convention note or. et*
sion, unless the -candidate or eandideterberniflir to
be preferred by eitber or both of the pohtioal peeks*
shah be mushy capable and reliable men tank our
ewes ea/adulates, and will publicly end tutegnivo•
eally pledge themselves to devote-their best WU
ties, both private anctsallatai, to encore a PrPhibilco
ry Liaiior Law tot this State,
(non
fie addltket. trier following spat,
the arreassonwsof the tate Worid'e T
ince Convention. naliew York ,wers„
Xirolnut, That the Snap sliood'he wialvernere
and te; ttwettent Ce- us abdity guargiaia edtbe
i PrOteetencettha - imaged, et - edmixdeaer
the y beguiled . end Wowed loool ,,, a; eithiso
eve
weer, imt, extr a=
to Divinely prescribed supplicalne, *llO4 as
a itipZia arU"-sad
whir;' • • 1 1 quiet=
bet, • • • • • hostility.
ftwalle"l.ars
eatilleaßy. • ihsl: to 0 Fes
som., 114 4* 11 161 :Profit ~ii1 114 25 : 1 10) %At
not to be paw- ima 10 sena farms s
as wilitand dtstpuseCus ehameter and Mimi the
uniaformed to us baleful potency : 1 Gm should al
wspnatta 4f4fitimihn drug More and ths
Mist hborpoiy,mtiritre stone K - ohonld be sold,-
either pare lad maddeted. or in such combinations
*ado noldinguhe its deadly properties and do not
11111ShAlIMIPO.mss'tWL,Wwt de**, for
swot orneaummol m is tray - perihelia
to the pram WM tapping* 01 Flifta
ms' lug
h s edam awl him in dirgniimg bunaelr
Resolrei, That while all welktlirected arms to
rectum to-virtue, self-respect, usefulness and hap
piness the tuffintanste victims of latemperitace
should naive our ready and ardent am:Teraina'.
it is nevertheless a truth out to be i euceeeted that
DIEVIIIIINSISS IS a Cams—dud 'no father, bus
band or sus-on mother, telfe" or datighser.;-bas
way mail right to be a drunkard ; and that they
whom noon ore dowsing of SYstgeldt,Y• •egir is
common with the libertine, harlot, gambler, thief,
burglar, roomer and amain.
felved, That ample ,irspertence has demon
lusted, what the prescience of ' sages and philan
thropiats Moil ago Whacked, Mat • all arise effort
• for the removal of evils should ',J.wirin at the root
and deal with causes rather than effects; and that
to attempt
,the eradication of hitemperance with :
out' drag to the License .aystem or oppo
sing t legalpro tion of :the Rum Trak.
would be as s *wand absutd as to. attempt the
destruction of a lieu)/ tree by press* off acme el
its outermost branches. ; .
. Resolved, That Hiram'. Lawa should in aU
things be based upon'nzaill conform tothe sovereign
Law of God • as, summed up is 'brae divine infrac
tions, " Love God with ill thy bean and thy neigh-
" boy as lbViell," and." Ito twin others, as ye
"would, that 'others should do unto you ;" ,and
therefore the licensing of then to 4ra Intoxicating
BeVerages is irreconetiablt at war with any just
'draft! the nature, lonetionibud ends of Governs
mein, as well as with that Higher'Lliw which buts
us "Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works
" of darkness. hut rather reprove them. .!
Resolved, That Tug MAINE Law, so called, Is
superior to all preceding mach:dents respecting the
Liquor Traffic m that it consistently andpiplicirty
forbids all traffic ies Intosicatingßeveragel as such,
kuskes the rumteller's liquor and implements of
trade conclusive evit:ence of a guilty intent to tell,
'instead of requiring specific proof! of a particular,
positive act of sale, confiscates nod destroys those
implements, like those of thegambler and counter
htter, authorises prompt and adze' searches 'of
suspected premises on oath or nrannation'thet the
Liquor Trek is probably pet:lt:cub:id there, and
places generally in the hands ot Temperance men ,
the means of thoroughly breaking
,nyi and supprese
sing the work of death wherever they faithfully
and fearlessly do their duty; tral we most earnest
ly entreat' ur brethren in every State and country
to spiretio effort to proem° this general enactment
of this !,ow, so - modified and Unproved, according
to the dictitei of experience, In to render a a most
efficient terror to'ovd-doers am! a ;mortal blow, to
the Liquor Traffic.
Rfrolved, That the cry, "The Maine Law is
" ineffectual," is raised entirely by those who nev
er desired, or at least Dever tnedoo have it other
wise; while we have abundant - evidence, in. the
hostility and alarm of our adversaries, as' well as
iu the direct testimony of friends,that the Law doss
work a gratifying diminution of the Liquor Trat-
bc, even where public sentiment and public otii
cers prove unfaithful to the duty of -giving the Law
lull force, and thus stopping the, desolating traffic
altogether. -
&toles', That We do moat eameatly, entreat
our fellow-calsoini friendly to 'the Temperance-
Cause, in voting for laW-maiters,lto subordinate all'
paitisan or other constilerationi M the securing . of
,Legislatures that enact. riphidd and from time
to 1/1110 improve, Laws of Prohibit-usu.—regarding
that AS of infinitely greater consequence than any
thing else likely to be talented by the manner in
which their votes are this year citisr;
Resolved, That the present exigencies of the
Temperance Cause imperatively .demand im
mediate and rapid, multiplication of Temperance
Tracts, more elaborate Essays, and Charts illustra
ting the' effects of Alcohol on the:Human System
and we therefore call upon our Publishers, Book-
sellers and Periodical Agents to issue lir purchase
such tracts, essays , and churl in infinite variety
and limitless abundance, pledging ourse!ves to pro.
mote their - circulation by every means within our
powir.
On motion, a Committee.of three was appointed,
to
address the several Legislative candidates here
after to be nominated by the two political parties,
and to report their replies at ii subsequent tension
of the Conventios. .
Committee : Henry , Shively, of Pottsville, W.
1). Hodgson, do.,J. 11. Wintetetem.ol Pt. Carbon.
Also, a Committee of Correspondence was ap
pointed in every Ward, Bon:nigh, and Township
throughout the County, co.nposed promiscuou-ly
of Whip and DeMocrats. , 'ffie following Commit
! tees were immediately handed in by the Delegates:
I : N. W. Ward - i =B ')'..Taylor, W. I).
N. E. Ward :. C. Lpting, J. I'. Deem.
Sands Ward ; John Winhersiern Aaron Potts
Middle Ward Jacob .Marrtz; William Lerni
, iTatnagna : Milton F. Bair4.,'Tho..
garen : F. G. Boas, B. DrLong, •
Miherstalli ; East Ward : leaac Straub, Thos
Wittkirrs..
frog Ward : L. D. Joneo , ,A. L. McKue.
?%,'l'reinant : Henry Eckle : Lewil Pinkerton
Tinrgrorr : Caleb Wheeler, Forier.
?fraiteh Township: Samna Griecontli Henry
t ett.
itrunrivig Terwaship : Dr . J. F. Trsichler,
Daniel Bock.
MI
PortCarlois : Philip Dreher, Jacob Krebs.
Se. Clair : William E. PO'rier,,lacob Maria.
Ou motion, the name of Behjarnin Bannon was
added to the County.tanding Committee.
• Rev. Pennell Coombe, beirig Present and called
for, addressed the Conventiukat some .length, in a
pertinent and forcible manner.
The proceedings were ordered to be published in
all the papers of the County.
On motion, the Convention' adjonmed, to re-as-
Amble in Pottsville, on Thur'sday the 22d inst., at
I o'clock, P. M.
1311
Signs/ &i the'Officera
Pottwille, Sept. sth, 1853.
CbURT PROC E EDINGS.
LICEPOITCD lIPICIALLY FOR. Tlig 311311111'301111NAL.1
rir September Seusons, i:1353—( Monday 6;)
•
..--Cora. vi. Michael Morphit.+-Surety of Peace,
on oath "of Edward Murphy.'; Cate 'topped, and
County to pay costs—Murphy being afterwards re•
moved to the Insane AsYlutnaf Harrisburg; by or
der of the court.
Com. vr. Margaret IVat..art. ! —D . ieorderly public
protitute, on oath of George Jennings. Sentended
to pay the costs, and find meektrity in the sum of
$lOO to keep the peace for *2'0,0 months:
Cow er.lVm. Smith.—Surety of the Peace, on
oath of Sarah Smith. Sentenced to pay the costa,
nod stand committed till complied with.
_ Coat. vs. John /Lfurphy and . Mary Murphy.—
.Surety of the Peace, on oath of Henry Lauer..
Tech party to pay his own casts.
Com. vs. Mirlmel 'and Bat
tery, on oath of Ann Sharp. ;'Grand Jury returned
this case "note true bill." Siete day, Court sen
tenced Ann to pay costs or 10 , secure their payment
within tea days, and stand cohntnitted, arc. . •
Cum. vs. Patrick
.Curry:H•Disorderly Home,
on_onth: of George Jennings. Grand Jury returned
this, also, "note true bill"—County for cogs..
Com. vs. Edulard llommoV =Assault and Bat
tery,-on oath. of Mary Mengl:e.: Plead guilty, mid'
same day Court sentenced Edward to a Gne of $2O,
costa of prosecution, and to 'eland conimitted, &c.
The colas in this case amounted to over $34.
. .
(ruesdiy, Cith).—Com. vs. ;Torin
ptiag House, on oath of Levi Phaler. Defendmat
dead guilty, and Court sentenced him to pay afine
of $3O, and costs of prosecution, and to Wand corn
glinted, tltc.,
.Coat. vs. f Phaler and4ati.
piing House, on ooh of John' Dietrich. Jury re
turned ,verdict of guilty, andiCourt sentenced De
tendanis to pay a fine of $2O, for the use of the
County, the costs of prosecution, and to staodcom
mined, tic.
Com. vs. L Phtter.—Diecilerly Honse,on oath of
John Dietrich. Jury returned " not guilty," and
John Dietrich to pay costs. !, •
Com.vs. George and Bat
tery, on oath of Mary Bisenfluth: Grand Jury re
turned this " not a true and Court sentenced
Prosecutrix to, pay cosfs within 10 days, 'and stand
coma iued, '
vf. Prier. FarrelL—Assault and Battery,
on oath at John Betran. ' Grand Jury returned this
"not a true bill ;" and Coml . :sentenced Prosecutor
to pay the costs within 10 days', and stand commit
ted, dre..l
CoMi. vs. noatas T6stuss. 7 -Larceas% CC oath
of JaeobLeuley. " Not a trues bill"--County for
Cr
MeGanl,
Jain. vs. John .seGardiv.—Asnault and pat•
fell% on ;oath of James COCaill. " Not a true bill"
—Court ordered Nosecotig to pay costs within 10
days, end to stand coMmitiedilac. ' ,
c 4. Christian l'inerter.Tipp ling House,
oh olitheil Joseph ,Worlinan; Jury trial, Defend.
sat withdrew plea !of. "pot guilty;" and Court
Sentenced him to pay a Site! of 1520, the "costs of
proem:aim), end to stand coutinitted,
Cos. tt. Jamas Sutton.- = Larceny, on oath of
"Jscab Frits. Defending dead' guilty, and Court
sentenced him to restore property stolen, pay a Hoe
of At cente, emits of promoting* and to. undergo an
imprisonment of 4 atonal •
Coss.- t. Aims Sethi*. ;-Larceny oidb of
Mee-. Fissler.Nlefeeikant guilty, and , Court
sentenced blurte remote prcierty stolen, pay a Sac
If
of'o omits, costs of pteoatipn, and3o tincleigo an
impriscannelt for 3 monthi.'
cowc 'Marks Sestsiniter:—Pciinication arid
b 0 oath of Ltiesi'llireikle. Jure refifro
.6d lerdicl of gtilliy, and Cotiri sentenced Defend
:ant to pay a Hite Of 0 mai l ribs*, 00 to the Ptese.
cFliix eltPepies, Pato engage Tee the
weekly aye 9t elf cent n tee the ineinuminee
of child. ' • : • ,
Com. its. Joke Withaess. 4 .-Assault and IfetteiY,
oa oath of Benjamin Thomas.:Grand Jury retur
ned this "not a true' `end c ourt sewmeed
Prosecutitm to pay eosui -
Cam: ri. Afe_ekra 4, Pritila Daroleo+-Asisah
arid Biatety, at dith"of John Arnold. "Not *inlet
bill :" sod Proxieutai for, coup, - •"'
COIL JOilt M1444411411 1810 TOWISOr:"'"
11110tandBatunTi Cu Ootb of lobo McGinley.
"Not ti Proottotoitor °this. , ,
si-A - 44 1 $ Mold Itsitrete. knoli
Suit WI itch of,* Waite. "Not
tem bqi; !Ng - for costs. .
Con. ts; sßiziolc. , - ,. ,,ti'magt . ad Batts.
rroxia4 044kodelick. , :,Notigtrue.. , ' ; 4 -.
and . ' qii*iliets'4 . 4 - 0 i: ,
pro.m y
cm. , c, -, filak , 4041763tWAMORid !BSA
WY, and *th WA:NAM. on 3)iotWo4 iLeek-
Jury - returned -I*. , t of ituilty !if itfif'tmoil, pOt;
not guilty ett.tber :. '..i: `, , q.
(WedaMittay,74 l .- - -eim. vs:lrilfiri7l Beeti r
."1
Lames yonfoath of] Peter Pletcher. Verdi* . of
J#T , I Pikili r' Y' --1 4 dauri Niatesmi 11 .01 Do dent
bit :Maio the . Propfsly moien, or pay its "full Value.
to pay a fate of 6 Oats, costs of prosecution:, and
urusdersOe'impftimineatiofitusontbs. . -; . --
Coin. vri CAlrli#' Selartre.—Lareeny, oil oath
otiacob Werpart" Verdict of Jul, gullyf and -
Court serdisced Difendant to restore properly So-
Jet:4 Pay a glue of 6:cents, and to uadergu at im
prisonment of 20 difis: , $, •
Com-3.i, ifillabi &esp.—Larceny, on oath of
Gawp ItSfischel. ;;.Duritig trial Detedriant 'with-.
Mei plan aura gilt} ;.' and:Court ordered ; iWit'-;
Ifam fra *fore pr•ofkrty stolen, pay a Our of !I qotsr
costs of 'ptreFuticiti and to undergo au. norroi
moat t o o o thor4ifbecoinputell.froo l Ilfe‘.'4Poo
01.
tionnf is former segifeac e , - - - --...---.
am. ' 4 4 - J J o h n ei.je l pt q w.—,g,trault aud7 H r t_ Y i r
..,
on oath pt. flrfary 6iMpbeU. -Not , a true 'llilW7.l
County Mt; costs. ;... -
Com' E. Hirght;lnotaa.,--Atmtult Miti - T•01/;,tirl'
on oath biz Hiram :fthittice. Jury ,Dial, Defendant
withdrew - vies of frot_gril4,and Curt se4need
him to pay ; 6 cents*se, costs e prosecution, 4nd to i
'undergo els ittiprisiitunent ter 20 days. • ,! i
. .
CAM: Pt. Jefett.von.—Larceny, 04 owl
of Joseph P. Jotiek, Defendant plead guild. and
Court sentenced kiln to inshore peoPerly !to:en.
pay a lips of G corks, 00;4I of prosecution, a'ud to
undergo sat Imprisonment, for :s months. .
Cow. Zerlar..;-LarcenY, On Otilh of
James .Deck. Elaimuhrot plead guilty. Seritencs•
deferred, • . • CI (
Com.: yr. Dasi 4 Boardly.—Larceny', col mut
of Daniel Britton. Defendant plead guilty and was
ordered td restoresibroperty stolen, pay a tinel of 6
cents, coats of pr*cution, and io undergo Ao im
prisoomeril of IS ItOuti k s.
Cous'or. - IVEllatit Doker.—Asstult and Battery,
onoathof Juieph‘stop. Jury trial, Deeendant .
withdrewplea of kit gnilty. Sentence deferked I
• Corn.; Jifidar2.llfrtrry.—Larceny on oath or
Thomas Cortneltl = , Jury's verdict, guilty and
Court eelitenced Defendant to restore pruperiy sw
im,. pay if
. fine 0f.4: cvnts,,costs of prosecution, and
to undergo an tuilkiisminem for 9 month.. 1
Can. , rs; Stoeien i.preidleasn.—Laree!iy, on
oath of Charles -- ,, igno'rarnits,ll, and
County Air
Coen: v i i. John AfeDavir.—Assault and Drittery;
and with truant toeommit a itspe, on oath lOC
HrilteO. Juryjetsuned verdict of guilty on both
counts,. Seoiencegeferred.
adooe iu4 - Bet
Lary, oci ctimh of lase-slop. Jury's verdict,
•
Not sentnced.
Cons. vs. Davi.ttfiDads.-4.SisorderlY Mouse,
on oath of Mtebao Sands. Jury trial. Not guilty,
and PrOseciitien kr costs. - = .•
Pow. Aiirf Dolton.—Surety or Peite, on
oath of ' , fancy Ddtton.' Court or4ereiii Der'endant
to be distniased otyher own recognizance.
ahursiitiik Bthhes-Cam. vs. RuAert
and Battety,"on oath of %VIII tam Matthews.
Jury'aerdici, g4ty, and Court eentenneu Defen
dant to pay a finebf $4O and costs of Prose4ution.
Cosa. Al. Ellfn Rilan.--Coacraling of
child, on oath of i!orenian of Jury;bl Ictquilit. Do.
leaden* Plaint guilij z " flenfeneet.letet4;und ;Defen
dant remanded tti.prison. . This was ,the case re.
cently kerred t& in 016 . .rourll.ll-8 tautly -bon,
child, Was tountrideucl .ins die coal dirt- n't Coal
Castle,
Ellis.-t Assault and Buttery. on
oath of dames Williams Jury's vertlictguilty,
t ,
and Dole an se fenced tolray.a fine of 15 and
costs of i'rosecuilon. •
Com. ys. Jamo ar4l ;B a p
tardy, ore. oath 01-: Ellen Ryan, Defendant p:ead
guilty,•eidd was sFhtenced (o pat a fine of f5l cents,
costs of ProseeuAn, nod to F:ilen Ey l an
for lyingiin es.expeiis• " I •
• 1
Com. 4:4; Datktd G. luinalsag.—Keep* Tip.
•
pliug House, an keeping'Bi , orderly Boise, on
oath of (Jeo. Jeraings. Jury trial. This v i ms one
of the mostlprti, bent among the many
,Bunday
Tippling:andtteca . lionse cases, m-ently bro'ught up
by the' Oitizena';Oulice.'' The.fiefeudant O f wns so
extensive Brew? y, in Mahantongo Street, ,l ond his
business; 'both' 4, bolesale and retail, is doubtless
very profttabli.'... iJe reen;theretore, well ecrord to
pay the osnal fintof $4 (or selling on Sunday, and
the oboe' of theposectition was to restin)n bins,
possibip by a heyfeier penalty. Able counsel was
retained On both 4es, and much interest -manifes
ted by„the public as to the.resuleot the trial., The
case waacootin4ll- during Friday (yesterday.), and
up to the time ofur going4o press", the Jit6-, hav
ing been,out front 2 o'clock., could not agree upon
.
a verdict - . . - ;f 2 •
SOUYPOLL HAVEN AFFAIRS,•
OVIt - , ; ;!tEGCLAR COURESPONDENi.I
Nothing Of, pariiculor interest hai transpired 'for
the !alit two ortt . iiree week's;. nor do „I•know that I
should. write evt now; if there were not ;'several
small millers thiit are in want 01 a little "..psin'. -
Our prirtscularirriends,"-the Democrats, are about
"Lain' tip their ara kitties " for the coming)! events
on Monday neit `So look out for the lids end bend
low. There is rnilready the most ,‘ heterogen eous unanimity ''to the ranks. •
That same o(tl , , cone," supposed (like old Grini•
es,) to dead, iticircurrinavigating the cord fields
by the:light of th 4 moon; and our friend•il " over
the left," will fit 4 that coons will spring u)i, Pink
nix-like, from :he) r ashes, wheatbey are Wanted ;
so Veaso take ncliice !
the way, hc . v.e you seen anything, of out Town
Council out yoneway 7 They have left Our bed,
(the booed, it. is ;:s . tipposed. they, have taken with
them,), Without jhst cause." They were last seen
about the time oQhe late comet, (and thereby lnuigs
a tail): 7 - It is teased they. have rulers through tick
eta in-thitt lino, tied that That supper will be conk!
by thetitne thuy::Stet buck ! Any' infortnatiOn will
be thaukintly retsived fiy their discoasolete con
stituents: Chtni:papers please copy. 4
114'ven /.at no Firs Engino Well,
now it'a out, (thit is, the secret). I suppOse you
thought all atontf.we had at least three or fOur ma
chines'. "; The Intl is, we have some sage philei,e
pliers who argue-that as soon as we have engines,
fires would be Avitable.... There is 'Mile:Mph) , for
you; enouga td-feed a dozen di:art:on forlat least
.one year. Lestliveeti, 7 li. Levaiesiroperty was
in great filawier Ot being destrioyed by fire,,anif the
comes:pie:lce Isrithitt we were itaitebear h#ving an
Engine.' Thoftlit msaufseteries have salters the
mitter-i.to mos* so there is not the 1030 doull
but what the
,thik will be
. ser-emplbmedi by the
301hcif Febvnarg next. `tours truly, •
'SrAttytkiln, Sept. 8, 1853
4A:0417.1UA„ A EF,AIIIS.
inioi(*tt owv cvmssromprATA
4 . 0
The person utmaql to, last week, us haOing been
arrested, here for t passing counterfeit money, was
Dr. U . War tie.,, of a
Heton; he had Previouq
ly sustained a gOiod reputation. ' • .
The notes which he has been passing, ire alter
elf Iron:tithe Citaenarßank of IyA,hingtoi,
a fraudulent corit.'esn, to the Citixeni' BankOf Wor
oester, Masa., aid are of the denomlnatiois of SI
and $5 i'the Matt are well executed and likely to
deceive they a:ie printed'on very fine paper, pale
in ap*mtnee, ftigneue, a spread eagle„ Abe Is I
ant unable to. deicribe. The Teller ot . cii4 Bank
ing Ileirm infortns me that they are presented at
their cdunter algto‘t
The notes . of.the Erie City Bank haiM made
their appearaitc to our Borough. •
A MT . ., lones:died here, last week, front the ef
fedis dr.nkifrs. intoxicating' liquors. She vied
friendless and opcared for ;- her reputed; husband
acted : as one 4 the - pall-bearers. Which of our
numerous grog ;yellers furnished her the liquor, I
am unable to ear- furnishe d
Tain4qtia, SOt. 8,1854.
PORI':CARBOISI
Ir;nost viuf,. asoutra coatufiromiarrr.l..
A serious acildent took place a few days ago, in
the niw slope ;Worked by G. Mis,si & Co., occa-
Flobed' s joy the 'explosion of tire damp, ift which
three w ee • wefis severely burned, but 14 under
stend that they itte doing well:
Our Public Vehooli commence on the fag o
, nem mOuth th#l3oand of Directors have been very
active ift re6ttiu the school houses, and teizino have
added it new Veil, which is' certainly 4reat
Pravenient..
'Wef,bave not r h ; cardanything of our much talked,
of ToWn Haft
) ately., Iles our councilloat sight;
of it, or have ttiey withdrawn the projedt
spirit of annexation prevails to 101130, extent among
the ief4ess: TKO is a great deal said of Offending,
the limit* of outEtorcmo, to loin the
brio* Palo /0; bat we reflma the design wilt be'
heembelloff by . .ete , ,Palo Alto•seiti, who iMet a to be
very Mach' diseMistied with - their conditir, probe
bly ciostinoe4o or argot hew laseilensaigh.. - At
all events they iis,e determined en disunionthe aim
ing winter, and4ave a °mitigation admit. own==
d' how 40'11 vork ?",
yams' &a •
Port!CeirbookSqi. 8, 18,53
NE* YORK LETTER. ;
inept tint ; i'intri - Onzitterottorn9
Failure Of Ruin ppeetdaties around the C;estat
Palmee-4/letlotanew qf ilaildiar-reess•
- ponteges - Voietsiinties—Cgian Coonneeteration
of LriPt2.:l62pli of PrisoilifEltazOler Cher
. tate.r i Z t Age eamer—Painters'Atrih4r./Neort-
Loa •Roto—Stin CAA haiDO"''
1 ; 441 , er.. 4 Wank Atassettger—,-fares esellioes
or ../t/e—r-stereteue Imports.
Naar Pont, Sept Gth; :113.53.
Dean Amt. :—lt has been reinesited . that,
like &don of -
..10othetneoold eaten* twelve
rietteojin Van . 14 genic it 'Ann 'Oestructiod 'sod, on
the opthing Pe Ctiitetrehutie the tact,eownixl
to be englentitited by the hatoltels ~ o ritcernies
end InirplacoOf annissmein Ulu veal np on
+ ., 114.14N,7 , 'T 5, 00a 4.0, 1,4 7t.rTr'll.4
otseidnifee bliallm, f. ~ 7 .t • -
.. nltineott ! of
oath° . de of dons wltmtiroubf lre•
t the lees . -., w e o veep toM ait +monsoon
ev 4 rii
an , re "wn 41i5q0141141-
Ain of trout the'imrma - attaphtte
trio edi t toq smC spinal .:entbabigh•
Maws. It nes *ell, hoonsfer. for the matralitv
itirlhe ay that thee* Owes true now , '*immd and
"aliiit up for went of patronage. sad one, &wily op•
posite the mein entrance cm the - Pale e; the most
mar us tut: ilitimrtp, of soy, has been said under
04 dental hantaxer leitim the last week,
Ou FndaY everiusi,,as annottneerD:the relate
was illummateri . and throwkopen thl 10 o'clock to
the evening, to to remain. The'effeet Isalutik Baer
Mak in 'dtiftiose, and addirefesdlYto the cit.
ganre of the building. ,You may Itiorre'of the et
lent and sue of the arrangement*, wisp I tell You
that there ate more ;skimmers in 00 Wilding than
street lamiet in the eity.and the pipes alone would
j extend for mete than seven miles. j
j During the : pest week; our city has Wen ailmen
t ed, if you choose so to call it, by one of those uurre
affairs. a " Thole World's Temper*
;eh * Conven
tioa," at ch igured those notabilities of recent
date, Rev. A iss Drown; Lucretia Mott, Lucy Stone
end others of the short'petticoat regiment. Their
cause is th at the Temperance _cause,
inn we iksetindidly believe that iii unlinCirith so
mu - My , of the absurd ismsat the day,it the per
tonsof the above-advocates, is anythini nut advan
lageou_sNo-the-A-anse.- 'fro - Weyer, the audiences
j were Targe;ilieriseople r
amused and the speakers
enerire, -The proceedi.igs wound up 'with a grand
oild water banquet, atwhich our fenuaine friends
above exerted the .prerogative they sego, by charg
ing all pantalocamd bipeds one dollar; and letting
off the ladies, whom Heaven bless, la the Arabs
Say, for one-half the amount. How ilia affair turn
ed put we "'cannot say, but can vouch that the profit
'on liquor sold must have been extraordinarily light.
On Friday evening. our Cuban remiltins celeara
ted the anniversary of the ill-starred Lopez expedi
tion, by a sort of requiem ceremonies: at the Ap
polio rooms. The hall. was / suitably flecorated,
sombre blank. while a huge cenotaph. appropriately
itiscribed, occupied the centre. Many , ladies were
in attendance who, With the gentlemen portion of
audience, 'reined to enter deeply Min the mean
ing of tee. celebration. Many were attired in
Mourning, out of respect for the occlusion. and
seine were,widows of the victims of the unfortu
nate day.
HQuite a stampede occurred, last week, trum the
pa isfw .on Black well 4 Island. A gentleman, re-'
siding on the opposite side of the river, observed
some tenor twelve men emerge naked from the
river and take to their heels in different directions.
They were prisoners from the island,lnd were un
doubtedly furnished with clothing by Ome 'swam-
Owes on the look-mat. The °Waif must have been
pi t econcerted awl as well - planned as it was see
m:smut; they are still at large.
The hull of the burned steamer, Cherokee, has
been raised and found but little injured below
the water line; The machinery, also is in tolera
ble condition. All the goods stored below are but
littleburned, but entirely ruined by water. 'One'
hundred tnousand dollars will be requited to rebuild
her; whether it withlai done or ant i 4 problemat
ical. • . . 1 .. ~
I I noticed in sour piper, and otherS' throughout
the couutrv,, a' description ol• the mailer Steamer
now building in England. 'Allow - me to correct
You in the', matter. You tell a large story, but
i
scarcely hal 'as big as! the truth. The following
are her Mt enrson* anti power, from 'authentic
sourees—they are reliable :—Length: 673 feet;
breadth on decy,So feet; breadth fait of wheel
houses,l2o feet; depth of hold, 60 feet; and ton
nage, M/ tons. Her decks corupris'e one and a
half acres of space, and she is comartteted in iepa
ante coniparitnents..sodhat if badly inpfrrd' in any
part: she could not sink. . Her budderis Scott RUs•
80. Esq., the celebrated naval constructor.
The l'ainters' strike has turned ouk exactly am
cording to my propheey—the joureeTmen having
been obliged to rescind their resolutdms and give
in to the employers.- This meat ever be the case
in a combined oppo-ition of ,capital tatabor.
In conjunction with the Temperanee convention
of tiro week. Antoinette Brown was announced to
preach _on Sunday id Metropolitan': Hall, which
wa. tilled to repletion: The audiences wererva,dly
amused, and kept interrupting tin ! !,....wiseeedings by
shouts of laughter, and the moat net Hivecheers.,
mail finally the meeting was comp6lllll to. adjourn
amid indescribable tumult and COMLIAItiII. We shall
`• more of the same sort," as the Re for Strop matt
saes. before the week is out.
The New York ,Sun • having completed its twen
tieth year, held a grand celebration.,on Saturday
last. Their buildings were illuminated, fireworks
and a collation wets provided, and the establish
ment thrown open to the public., Tbose interested',
seemed to have enjoyed themselveS mightily, as
they no doubt did. • .",...;
_
The messenger of the Central Brink was robbed
of over 91000 on Friday last, in one of the Wall'
Street Bunks. The money was in bails and :certi
fied check., a which he had some: - '420,000 'more
in a bag in his hand. Three •Germitis have been
arrested and ideinitied as having si4tial beside the
ines,en,ger al the batik. 'they are Undoubtedly the
•
guilty parties.
Last evening, one of our BtooklykFerry llo ! uses
was destroyed by lire, involving a tais of over five
°thousand dollars. The buildings were -quit new
and of ornamental style.' One of the boats had jusi
entered the slip, and narrowly escaped the fire.
Another lire occurred, also, on the resat aide of
the city, at which two young men', brothers, being
I unable to get ota. or else asleep, were, totally con
sumed. One of the firemen was elm:taidly Injured.
You may judge a little of the business; of this port
i of Gotham, when I gfre you the following slat is
tics of imports in a single month. In the month of
August, just passed,
N aloe of Imports, $4,331,099 97
• Against August, 18.51, . 1910 017 65
...
Increase 01 month,
Your., Sc_,
LETtER.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONRENTA
. ,
Another Charge—Bt >11.4., - Doane cikd Iris Astrid
a'llo—G:rand Lodge of tin U.:3..1. 0. 0. P,-- ,
' .Dog War—Noble Mae 4-i.
. , ... TamsDELsitts..Stig. Bth, 1853.
We, down here in rhiladelphia,liad commenced
talking about re-rigging stoves, buyinga few blank
tits: or quilting some dozen " comfortables," when
lo ! the therniometir rises to P 5 degrees, mosmil
tioes present their bills for being' duly honored
we dealers are recalled, and the very name of a
iltove oozes 'forth another drop of perspiration.
The chief topic of the week has. been the scull
inquisitorial assemblage in caintle'M New Jersey,
flerosis the rircr.lrom us) Which iii cum:rued for the
trial of 13i410p Doane, of NeW Jeritiy; for various
high crimes. &e. Thesis most nolne;i"hcmorable"
Men SR with clotted doors, everything you lama
Must be done in secret—it looks so cOnsequen'tial ;
yet every due the iiroceeding are ,qported in the
papeys in full. The accused most pobiy advoca
ted the ' admittance or the public follie trial; but
"nay!" said Rt. Rev.su and so, and "nay" it was.
L In my next I hope to he 'able to announce the Int
iimphant 'acquittal of r the gerterotis;'philauthropic
Bishop,
1 The United States; Grand Lodge L 0, 0. P. Is.
in our midst at present. -The members,in a body
visited Independence Hall on .Tutlisay. 'Some
good speeches were, made on' the occasion. On
Tuesday night the grand ball, in full regalia, iu hon
-Or of the Grand Liodge, took place. : It was n'nohle
affair, doing honor tob Philadelphia'atOdd Fellows,
and. no doubt, well pli.asing the strangers In whine
houbr thrill", took pinee. -A sessio9 of the Lodge
is at present being field in Santora Street Han.
• As a j u mp 'from the sublime to?the.ridiculous
may be good. now and again, perniit me!io renurd
the annual dog war Is at end; au amnesty till next
July i i havino . ' been granted. [M6OIOIIIO last three
moat s 43Ni
dog warriors " bravelv fighting, fell "
Hints as , to the disposal of the [wales lb the shape
of B lognas have been, 'as (probabl y' they ought to
B
he, pelted ,bv every high minded citizen. '
A ttv °dicer, b,,,‘ name Wrn. 'Spites, ties been
tures ea fur dragging. it delencelesseinale by toe
hair flier head across a public street, simply be
eau. she wished to know the meaning of her son's
acres . Thisgentle police officer sh'Mild be dubbed
a tits ber of ilaynau's urder—"thel!womati-whip
ping brotherhood.,"
Your., . I 1 BEN M.
NO MEDICINE m existence forithe cure ofFe-
Yer and• Ague has'ecer called forth; or been worthy
of as loud commendations gni Dr. J = W. Cooper 's
Vegetable Compound Fever and Agi Fills. W bole
neighborhoods sperk . , as to one voice, of their' uni
versal success. Read the following it teheadt4 by
a highly rtispectsblc ioticsician of Johnstown :
.
We, i t he citizens of Johnstown,; do. certify, that
Dr. 1, 1 W. Cooper's Vegetable Compound Fever
and Ague Pi,lls. have proved effectual in all cases of
Ague iititt•Fe'Ver, within our knowledge, never re.
cloning more than tram three to sii"days to effect a
complete cure.
James McMullen. M. D., Peter mqvergood, Esq.,
Williamßarnet, Adam Fockler. noel:met McGran,
Shepley Priestley, Thomas Laird; Benjamin Hayn
nes, Allen Rerse;JacCub Dritti J. K. ,Buckman. John
L Heyser, 'Samuel Douglass. Esq.. Robert Sxgrard,
William ltuber, J. C. McGill, Gecirge W. Korn,
Larden, John O'Neil, P. Ci? Neil, Thoma's
Freon, Lewis Freon, Robert Barnett, Peter Mutely,
Joseph Burgeon, Jr., John Hamilton, Henry Sutton
Wm. Tombinsie, Jr.. Robert tiainalton, Diehard
,Treanor,jacob Severgmal, C. S.lPersbmg,-John
Matthews, E.g.. A rehibald ' Coattow A.
Thompson, WilliamGrahaiia, JosePti Derry, Hiram
Craver, Joseph Cluthberlanai Esq., end Philip Mar
' phv. The above are the most respectable citizens
of 'Johnstown. -
• The above medicine is for sale b S. Drumb
eat, l'uscarora; H. Shisslei, Port Carbon ; and John
C ;Martin, Pottsville; who are agents tor the pro
ppetur. He has also constantly Onliond general
asvrtrnent of Dr. J. W. Cooper's 'imost valuable,
"niedieines which are,prepared only by C. P. Hewes
Among these meciiones`(and at thin, season ,of the
year one of the Most usetit)is the itlebrated veg
etabte worm powilcrsoi box of which every person
who has children Should have. .
Strrt iNtL
BAD BREATH, a disagreeable unite tn the mouth,
and other unpleasant symptom., arethe result of tp
digestion. When the food; instead of bring proper
ly remains in the stomach until it be
comes to a.inanner petrified. a deleferines field cal
fed Septic Acid, is generated, which mixing with
the fluid of the mouth, is certain nOl Only to give a
bad breath, but it is. also the true cause of wasting
of the genia l arlepoen of tartar and decayed teeth.
Bfrigh.o4...lisition Vegetable not only
cleanse the siciainchund bowels or. all bilious and
.putrid, humors, and'purfy the blood, but they. also
restore the digestive organs to a hialthe tone;
and
are therefore certain to remove had * Wendt, and
prevent a premature decay of the teeth.
Caution.--Storekeepers would do well to esti,-
cise care in buying from pedlars. ;We understand
that a man by the name 01 Hessian), gad &bather
by thename of Sines, are offering What purports to
be Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.- 1 These persona
are not authorized Agents for this' Medicine; end'
the article offered eanuot be guaranteed as genuine.
The genuine is for sale by Mrs. E. M. SEAT
'TY and .1. G. BROWN, Pottsville. Wholotale
Moe, 160 Heels Street, Nina-deign& •
FLOWERS WILL GROW WHERE THE
WATERS HUY:4f the cuticle.: of the " . scalp is
kept healthy; and the germs of the, lair invigorated
by stimulants which operate at their roots, through
the inner akin or :Omit of me bead, a strong and
vigorous amid of - fakir cannot fail to bell* replan;
The operation of Lyon's Fmthairoti is founded en
urelyi upon thts most reasonable law of the'Niitu
nal World. It is prepared of such ingredients only.
will produce Rua effect. Hence Abe most Meted
ulous have tried saber:a benefitted by its nitled
the secret of its mamma sale, The appearance
given to the hair is truly beautiful and pleasing.
Soldby all dealers, ersi•where; at 20 cleats in large
'bottles. . I -- •
Sold hi , every dealer in 'Fottavaci T W.l)Your
& Sonsi - Philadelpfiia, wholesale ittett.
, •
,7 vox
" I DIGEST."—Such is the true measuptof the
word "Pepsin," or of the two Gni* words from
which tt is derived. This is the Mgeificant ind ap
P9intite tide of the True Digestive Fluid, or Gas
tric Juice,prepared by .Dr, J. S;:: Hotnistrott, of
Philadelptua [nun the 4iatutit Stomach of the Oz
for the cure of ind*e -mon amp , is
Nattat's atria remedy for 8 4,
ainsis clan equal its ohm Ye tip.
readers good eating perfectly caltshiteat
See the figure . of the Ox, m aaollugipat ct 04 pi.
. ..
rorrimmanimista e. --i, - -
00211,ECTSU Or eau rbik Tug
111/boat floor, bbl . IS ;30 i Dil Pea ' 4 4 11 U 6
Ilya . do do ) 400 _do do oop p r a ' i 'd 47,11 00
L Wheat. bushel Is pea apples d Evd 1$
Nye, do 13 E dozer r.:,, :- 5.13
coca. do •,10 9 . ,':'.`? :: 13
oato. do , r ',ll 6 Idea, c,:' , :_ r ... : 9
PoloWiti. do tai . ._,. Zito 13
Thtiothy Seed , 1115 SW. 606 , Id 03
Moor do .
.3 30 Moor. , 6 90
Oa tbilentt alt.. by the Rev. J. E. Greed; PETSR
to MARGARET KO!. all q
Oa the Slab alt.; by Rev. Isaac &teller, BENJA
MIN Mier. of Bike, Rota to., to EMILY LUTZ,
or.Rast Branewly, to Ibis county. • • •
On the !Slit ult., by alderman Patiet, Tal/or,
Northern Liberttta, rollaileinbia,WlLLUM H. Blab,
of the City of Reading, to ROM EIEnET. of Silent,.
New Jenfey. .;
On the xth 13111.—by Rale. Joel Grim, CHRISTO
PHER SOORTJO,CIOUtITIANa. 11111.11. TE, all of
Tamatior. -, •
"be--titb-ntr, the same. GEORGE ECK ART,.
to .IELLANA E. itaGallo. allot Tamaqua,..
the same day. by GM mane,. HENRY NM'. to
ELIZABETH BLACKMAN. all of Tamaqua.
Oa (Le 26th art., by Adam Nialck DAVID
DAVI*, La NAM( JUNSS, all of Miiierivitie .
.
• DIED : , ' •
Is Allneteville, on thrs 21st tilt.," T• VALENTINE
SCHWENK, aged ono.yess. 6 am. and 23 days.
, In fkltioyikill Useest r ,. on the 29th ulL,'• AMANDA
REBECt:A., daughter or Gottfried Boyer; aged one
year, one monthsad 'two days.
On Friday, Sept- 2.1. in Schuylkill haven, EMAN
UEL BENTRAM, aged 33 year. and 3 molten. '
At beams, on Friday. the II inst., JOHN PE
TEST; an esteemed citizen of that piste, aged n
years. On Sunday kit his remains weie • • deposited
In their ten resting place, by the fraternity of Odd
Fellows, of weicti - °Net he was in esteem :4 mem
ber.
ILIMIGFAVS NOTICES.
p•••• REV. - 813t0:11 littLL,of sae Vatted Orataera
c)"" Chunk, will preach. in the , &boo!: Nouse. rod
Port Carbon etrerl, SUNDAY, the Pah Of Septe.m•
li4T. at 3 o'clock In the nfterevon.
19. TRINITY, CHURCH, (K.l.lnCOPAl.).—Ser
vice held regularly in this Church every Ilunday
Morning, at 10} o'clock,
•
atiternoon.et 3f ..- '•
Except the Ont lineday of each month, When Iwo vice
wilt be held In the evening at 71 o'clock, hollow' of
the domain. .
PREACHING hs the dattoeitte lir tut In pre*
tY byte, tan Church. Navies' Street.. ttev. John .11
Warner,every Sabbath morning and evellud.
"7.-}lglIZ WILL tll4 preathtni m the-EngllKll
le Lutheran Climb, !Market street, evory Sundly
moraine and evening.
Cilidittai.—Vlvine worship
, d , '" may be experted ' every dabballt idolising and
elterdelr, IntiO every Wedaeaday ' , sebum it. We Usual
bowl.
WANE /UM NOTICE'S.
- -
r". PULASKI LODGE , No• 1116.-1 Slated.ileet
te'i lag of Pulaski Lodge, No fjR, will he held, on
Monday evening. September Mb, 1453, at 7 ofdoch,
Punctual attendance is desired.
ATTENTION, EIVI.ES!—The Member.) of
%l' inn Scott kid. Company will meet At !hell Ar
tinny on MONDAY. September 10,1853, at l n'rlock.
for Particle and Target Fire. 'By order of Company ,
D. liVrciiiiifox II). S. •
$7-2t•
Nerd 10. 1103
neHItYLKII.II. Atillt.lUl..lllll/11.
LS , :MCI El Y.—The 'Members of tai. tliiclety will
meet at the Public House of Daniel Boyer, Orallyr
burr. on Inalurdny. the nth of it eptenther, 1533. at
to'eloet, P. M. , r By order of Satiety. '
J. S. KELLEK. R. S.
Mullen pipers in itieOluoty are s'equeited to uipy.
Sept. 3,1633. 36-3 t
FOR SALE & TO LET.
FOR SALE.—A 30 feet lot on Centre Street. No.
In J. Wy.on's additon toTonsirOle. Said lot
runs from Centre to Railroad Street. la'oolinde. on
the *with by lot of 6, Hough. Esti, on the 'malt by a
211 ft., dueer For mins and particulata euquirt, of
I be dubscriber at Las Drociwie, Crain, Otrte I„ Nhts-
Itadiaputab.le title wall be given.
JOHN 6. C. MARTIN,
, . Agent for he Owner.
August 10, 1653.‘ • 117-11
HonsEs mvpiltLES P OR BALE.—
A first-rate team of 6 or 6 Mules, wail broken
will) haulm and wagon. e . .•
ALIO. a drar•tate team of 4 hones, with harnert and
.wagon. Apply to ii. suejteea,
Wironlaco, Dailptsta Co, Pa.
Sept. 10, MI • 37-4 t •
COALCA/1211 TO 111H1:—Apply to
F. Y AKULET dr SIN - .
August 13.1833. , - 33-if ..
HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALV..—A
Iwo
dtory.Uwelling nose and Lot, situated in Port
Carbon, now occupied by .1. F. Voorhies ; a1t.1.14
Store House and Landting. The abuse Property will
be sold k bargain. Apply to
1.. F. WHITNEY. Pull Carlon-
Angus. 13, 1833. . .23.6 t
VAII.III FOlt. SALI4.—A rare chalice for any
one wishing to engage in the Coming or 111111 C bu
siness. The undersigue,d not enjdying gum' • nimiih,
wishes to dispose of his Lulu. contain,
ing about 53 Acres; 35 acres of whierili •,t
under cult.vatlon, the greeter part being ' •
Grass s.nd Closer; lbe remainder is Wood ' -•
Laud. The above farm b situated 14
North filanbeint Towastilmbout 5 wile&
from POltdllille, Sind two wiles from dcbuyisiia ifa
ven. There is au orchard of the best gratted•Apples
on the above; also Pear, Peach and Cbiiiiry Trees, of
excellent quality. The buildings are good and near
ly new. Half of the purchaie money would be ta
ken la yearly payments o 1 MO, with Interest
July 30.1853.
921,082 32
G. C. F
LL'
OR SA LE —Arratruqua,
L' stoiy Erick Ifojel, with natures, sit
uated
n Lan Maud) bunt duve t . A gouil
bargain can be bad, and time will ;be
ed for the payments. For (unbar partitu
ioquire of the proprietor, %Val.dilGGlN d.
Jul, 9,1653. gi-
1 4 1 011. IS ALE.—The subscriber offers fur sale a 20
bone Engine, (one of the best in the. region ,) to.
seiner with all its connexions; 1130, Ileelllo/
Sereenes, Ate., all ready fora business of fifty
thousand tone, or more, per annum. z ". -
JOHN PINKERTON.
• 24abantungo Street, Pottsville;
or lit. Clair.
_
June 18.1853. 1.5 , 1(
I, I OIC, RENT.—A Store, containing / Roolll3,Willl
r water and Lis, in the Brick !lending In
Centre street Pottsville, between the Penn• sacs
sylvanla Ilallanklie'Auterlcen House. p 7,
Apply to
M. MURPHY.
Anti! 10. 1253.. - 10-tf
41 LILT.--A huge and
I. eornmodlnua.
once and fixturiea, In Bannin's Btitld •
ings.opposlte the Church, Cenire n . 2, A
Street. Enquire ni
WM=
BUSINESS CARDS.
pm% CoN2(2II6BARI Wiii)LE-.
r....BALE GRQUiltd, Tea and Liquor Uralen, And
Conanleolou I(4rehunfl.„ No. 188 •MATIEET liirert;
• 'flotiessu 531 mid 621, •
E. C. Eav„
N" L. Coxioom2al PHILADELPHIA:
J C. 11121,
July 2, 11453. • ", 27-15 tn
I%TICVILLEB RlCUARDS,Attorneisat Law
/II will attend to all business Intrusted to them wtt h dil
dente and care. °Mee Centre street, neat 4 5 30 i to
R. 11. Morris' sore. Pottsville.
June 11. 1853. (Jan. e. 1833. t-I,' '
DW. C. CLEAVER, formerly olLatie,tbin ol
. K. tr. D. W. C. CLEAVER; EngtnistrOabd dur.
awn, after several yawl engagemeabe In other pla.
res, hos re•opened,an °Mee is POttstillle. where be
will be pleased to see the friends of the old gm, Red
nil who nisi require the Markel" of one :of Pic pro.
OFFICE—CENTRE Otieet, Imatediaitly -opposite
he "Silver Terrace."
=tM,:l
H 141,11 EL L. le I 11111Z111,, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
POTTSVILI.E. °dice CENTRE o tlireCt,3,loois
South of Episcopal Church,sarne.side.
Apr 1130,11353. ` 19.1 y
rl MM.—Window Sash and Doors. bf various de
ll scOptlonsi on band and for sale by the Subscriber.
JOHN 1.1.4ahiEP3.-,
Market Street above Tenth, Pottsville.
' Feb.2o, 11353- - , - ' ' 9.tf i
VAJlo.—Markel str e et Property for late. Inqu ire %Jot ; JOHN U. JAMEAOAiI. ‘.
• " gatket Street above Tenth, Poitacille.
Feb. 28,1853. • 9.tf
JFACOB KelliE,, JEHTICE Or THE' PEACE,
will attend to the .collection of Accounts; atc.,
promptly, and all the dutfei appertaining to lilt office.
Pottsville. Dee. 8, 1852. '' ',i 54-Iy* ' i
TTHOMASR.BAIT:II AN ATTORNEY at I.a W.,'
Office In Centre Street. opposite the Episcopal
Church, Pottsville Penbrylva nit. . , 1 .-
N ay. '2O. 1851. " '' .47-19
-
TIEACIMMIRS W ANT EM.-The t obUe Schools
of Tamagni, Schuylkill •Connty;Pit , will open
on the lit of October. The followlne Teachers will
be regnlred:—One Male Emperlntendent.saiery 040
per month ; one Teacher at *2O vone Female.
competent so leach the Weber English. branches, at
Ste; Vise Female Teachers' at *l5. Teachers must
present themselves for eaaminatfon at the School
house, on Sarirday, October 111, Zss3,' and in mean ,
time may correspond with McCA PC,
'Secretary Of ttie Board.
• Sept 10. 1859.
• . 37.11
ADY PARTNER WANTEO.—Wanted
I . as"partadr. in an euensise• and very profitable
business, to Pottaville,'s lady with moderate capital.
Eor particulars apply at the Oka of the Macre'
Asyut. 4
Sept. 3, IB3k. : • 36 if
TEAGEIERS WANTED.—Vifitarecrin—the
town of Donaldson, to take charge of the Public
Schools—twol Mate and two Pamela,. Teachers.—
echoola t open on Mow. Ist, and continue !months.
Applicatiolt drill be received by the Stiliseriber.land
candldatmeiamined at Donaldson on October Isib.
1833. 'D. L 01911301.4 Freeident.
Pript.3.1438.. • - • 34-et.
I A B IT - 411.—W situation as Gteric - orrealesman
V 1
ha some Stale, by a young man 94 irate of age,
woo is now parsuing legal studies. but Is obliged
desist on amount of Impaired health!.: Via. •had
years esneriellea Cline sPeaks - Tallhth and
German ripely Well; and can give undoui.ied
once. A line,Odd dto FRANK, Bat . 167, Easton,
Pa . will mee t with prompt atteation.
Eastoo r talir 34.1853. • : olio(
• e EACIRISEL WAISTED.—Wa;I74 afeietier
who can Came well recommended al to eha race- r
and capaclt4o take charge of a &boot in Strobes..
School Dish - Wt. near Orwlerburg. Ttot Retool will
open on the Itt4b of November next. Applications ite
ceired,by CUARLES 11111. LES. Secretary.
Auvrit r.R153. • ; • 354te
VV.111,/i .—Pour Teachers to take charge of
Pobile.itchoole in Schuylkill Township, one of
whom must hi competent to give lnstrdetlons la both
the English and German langnages. Alioriiali n i m in '
be made to lb* Board ; et Directors Oq iiAttlatij the
'7th day of :Remember' next, at one b'elock
when they Milt meet , to hold an, asanthratket at the
school boons in Patterson.
Angart 1,741563. .
Wlllll . l l /10:—noursegubin
good
.wsges and replier employolvot will be
given., Apply to lIE?iRY BBESSANO.
, pottavalie:
Aehast 1rt;163; . , , 334 s
A ELTILGLAILY SiGELVION.-1{1:. 'B,
ii.Men_pre , canted het the llttlltery ,eettlce of The
trolled States Army.
-
Mari tOter good Bind Mailetaii. 'Appli it the
Reiritthiggeti.frivons, Pottamme; , •
Aostowso. ten. - • r
£NTED.-6 &hoot Tearbets wanted,-3 Male
$ l'emate•-•01 tomtit the Mlle &Imola or
the Soroogh of Pen Catboat Nose. wed apply but
smelt as out matt a thorough etualbation.- Schools
to °Pea on the AIM day et Oetobet—ereattaation the
last Ilothily la September. ateVekseC. P . M,.
J. MWMPILIF.D. 'Secretary, .
August 113.1813. • 23.6 t
tATANTED.—geerulte res the [hoped Skalds • d r
7 T ray.ai ttN roUstill• Bendasvedo„ •
•
Not. r. 11133. - ;"! 484 t •
lillTA1111111)--At aftaral I atolligasee °Mee—
, v MOIL WON= and CIIILDBEN. AA fttitons
wbbbig oisployftiot, big add hub, young, and old,
sato sag remake awl aunt. all mum wisblag to
enoay any aad all lila& of llama. LABORBAsi of
nay Awn. witinieldve await libbitatailast by call
ing at tbit WIN at lb* staserilleir is WAX= street,
r iwer n h o. Or:TEMlodorata.
• 111.* P•
Pant Agia v! , GORO.clitlentot.
April 8, lan - WIT
MARRIED:
JOHN S. C. MilltTN„ Sec'y
WM. VIIII.LIPS
!.i2l-3m
J,OIIN . BANN AN
EOM
WANTED..; , .'''''' - -:.
IMMMINP!MIRMIRIM.M)wiminmoPit
I)1, 1 /11ESMAII LZTTERS OF ADNIINIsTai
VW lido oa the; &idle of dPIII4 V. tiOODUST I L;
late Ai &hayMAR .Townatihy, debaylkW 'tteranty.:
deeenadd r have hem' ititoted ••,1,1 the sitOecyibiet.hy:.
the' *Ulmer el Schuyiklil Cpattr t thYrelote;alli
those 40.1ebted to said Eatate;atte n 411 4 244 moats'
parnitt, and thoae basltss elalma. wit! ptesant Chain'
'tor setttement On or befiltti Via Tfb day tit" October
nest. ' • XsaGAlMrila Go(OnwAs..
Sept. 1D,1103. _
' 117.411*
caCONTUACTOI4.B:=—, lotoposata lid) he re...!
lved at the EnFailtnes ()Mee the!biortit Leb-;
Egon Railroad Company. at LICP2TIOII, until THURS. ,
DAY. Mb not . for Or. ifradiiii; o4 " 6l 7, 4l " l "dr..`
Ingot' the said Road (rant the 'Vow narall ore banks to
North Lebanon. a distance ul'd attire. (lane, Spe..';
ettitatton.a.fae , wit be - ready at the same olfflee, cm!
the 14th inst. - - •d. , 151Ed WtHIRAIL,
Chief Engineer;
Lehanna. Sept, 10, 1532. ii !37-tt
ISSOLE TIOX 133, COE 3. UTNE 111‘111P '
,-The public sue hereby notitled.shat the COpart.:,
neraltip beretofotersiallog brilsr•ti JOnill SITIO/ &
Mintzer, I.nutber Serzbanis„ ban thla;d4y:
been dissolved by mutual connent. and stint
blintzes is duly 'guillotined to gonrct 511 outatenditigi
nzeonste, and settlizMininesslideoPlMltofthli 4 -- , '" 4 ,
. , JO &d 133,11T11
'1 j . WIL.L I / 1 ,31 1111311'21ik.'l
Pottstown, £Olll 11, 0 53 ••!t ••• ''. • •
NOTICE —Thal3nbsember !Mein/ p Ircl a oed3oa}s'
illtnith's Interest In the late comets' & lent -
zer intends continuing the Lambet business as here -',
'afore. thankful forrtbs liberal patrons's' heoloweet;
upon thetas Oral. lie hopes to. merit a conlinustme nt
the IMISIC. ! 4 INNI..IIIITiTZKa..!
• Laurel
, dills, ltusti;Tow nship.;
Atiatist 2:th 1833 ' 3t
^
A erDiTOn.'B, OT seliGthe undeisigped
.CA.ditor appointed by the Conti of Consuion Piers As",
Schuylkill County th ascertain the amoOnto due for
scum to the Landlords, and thennms due ri•specilvelp
to Miners. Laborers end Methatilcs,nui nfthw proceeds ,
rfsal. of the personal property of CAPKWEII. 043 , .!
V EF end SOIITIIAII.L. under sundry wilts ofFi. Fa.;'
issued out of the esl4 Court, - so ld , attend Co the duties:
of his appointment iat his -otleti in Come street. In:
the Borolgh Of Kit tow ine, on Fueadsy,tbd Fit b day of!
Ste - Member, 1053. et lb o'clock in the forenoon. -
. • W LitiIIITNEV., Audonr..
' A t ilitust 3'7. 183 F. 1 _
35-3 i
A — DMIXISTB.A7r,OR'S Nei
glitter of sCblikiklllCOUnli:having granted letters;
oradministratbd of {he rstatelf Devitt Prlee, tale of
St. Clair. Miner, det;eased. in the Subscrilmi,atkiper;
sena basing claire, or itetuar.de agatbst the. estate ite:
tbe :aid decedent; ate rrq;aeotiql to uteketEl - tow at the
Saute without delly,:and all Orsuse indebted to ttas
said ertiate, to make; int,bedla lc payment II:
• tiARTIIiI, RICE,
Adtninisttattli,i;.t: I lilt.
3344*
picrtneretitpi Ii••1;•etOture:
I,r• existing between tiaptet Moreton and Ilene!!
Dickinson; Yluorbere•and ,, C4pristottlis.'lradittli tlii
der the, tirni altattl - t;tfla 1it1e612.110.5t In Inn;
ttoroush of Pottsville, vies - d/Seolerd by Mutual tot,
sent on the 2Ottbef Adnitit'. the business?, n( the fate;
firm will Le settled by Daniel i•dorrton. • • ' •
- , 1 . 14:41117 DiegIISSON,
It.?flEt. U. MOttb r ,loN.•
a.melist V. 15.53.
IFIILADS'L;PIIIAeAPIU
It:tlLltowp 006, 73 south FOURTH'
Ist. hiladelphilai July ntd. 135.3 : —Tb0 scot
TOILS on from MuuntVattuin to {U'cbmond, um
fed - after Atiatiet tith, will be 81 75 !
September let,!••• 1 nil
tretulTr-Lit„ • "Y
W
- •
August V. 185 Y,
Auxu3t ism!,
O FFlch Sun hx1111111 . T . 1.Z. 163. L
.NOTICE. Is hereby Civett qua Itte•rnaige for Tott.i
on Anthracite Coal carried nn the etehisylltS
11,0.11 l'oit 11.:arbon la rbiladrAphill, will be ad
follow • : • '
On and after Autos. Eith, ps3,aevrnrty-ilva aenui
per ten. • . 1 • .1
On and after September let, 18.53, ninety eeblq•Pei
ton.
On and atier October le; 1853. one do . par per too;
!' . FRALEY, 'Preetdent
33-If
Augart 13, 1853
ILsi 50L.1.1.11,0 pi ,—i' he 'unapt...atm)! iii.;retrifor ,i'.
.existing between Jt - iiim Priolon laud Ali•ltt-si 1t..114
lnintri: trading under the hrut.of Plik.'sT6S dr..1L01.3• 1
INRON,in the ett4l businesit at New 1.3111.12fe1ph12:
Schtlylk . Pl CuUtitf.j was tligleisiVeit thli il.,iy ify lama,
al consent. Thu',bottiteas orthe tote Ilre s tvlll he stit..
tied up by' iallit PtualonovS• vein tonkintin us la
own atelmat. , i
i ~ JOjIN NIIEATI)Ni
ANDREW 110 1 1.11Xi4ON. .1
August 13.1.351. ; 1 • ' l , ' - , '33-tt.. •
tniv--- ~_--....._ _-......------
pARTNEII.I4IIIIP.-,-11 4 . ~ inderttythed
L
toteied into eo-partietahip in '..,box:liraciscii
or Law .'and have taken the Melte lutetY)teetioied'hy
F. W:.lll:attes. Esq.—:The basineao of Mr. flusher,
having been by hloi ennoited:to uv,• iv'llt - ttvccave, ail
well as all-else that July be mintided tcknov.:•cate, out
diligent atfetitlori. WM. 11. WELLA; 1
* ~ ... • IXIIII`i lIITCEEEta'i
. x
Reini deolroua of withdrawing from the pi aericei
of the law In th'units of litho COusty,il hate eon+
tided ail untlnisl 4 proleashinal buelnevii to the tars
Wu' 13
of W - Whi% laud Joita Ift:ovi ma, g#gra.;%lnitri
I- wilt 85..aint In . Our manageitent of iilti same man
all nay existing engagements 'ar.• tltAchuratd. i
• . ' F. W. IftinliES. 1
.AngostG; 1953. ; • , ! 32-tf ~ .!
-4.
,IV OTICEL—Thi• Bonk., tib - : Aecounte of the late
illtirnt of4.IIIIQIIT k POTT, havete•4l placed In
the hands Of Wei undersigned for Collection: matt
those ineehted will' please cal/ and utaktt pay amid,
without further delay. 3011,; IN'colstqAt .t d. P.
;.
Poti,tlll4%. JOl ir . - 1g53 4 .g
NWrit:E.—life zati,,rniete ileri-by igivc to.pitck
thkt application- will be niade to the neat Leglilar
turS of l'euvsylvoala for a Chimes tire i•ivitiga batik.
10 be located In Borough of Itottovill .tetili a reptial
of Fifty Thousand Doliars,stolthe privileges .of Jae.
creasing-it to One Ilundred - Tboasand Dollar.. and 0 1
teeming money tin iittevest fin.t.diar °Oiling, to be
called •• TIIE .POTT6,VILLH HAVING ia: BANE... ;.
li. T. Taylor. , j !:- rsalouion Foitas. 1
George Lauer, '---;'. ( 1 1',4. Fr y. . i .
! ~ 1
Georgeßright, - , .I.IF. Whitney', .'• . ,
etantuel Stil!,inen,' ' Willttaui l'ol. - 1 i
„ I•
D. (1: VUetigllng, j - John rirkeito r ifi
John W. Weber * 1 I '" hi..(than Evans;
-
July 2. 1833. - • , . _ . 127-Cro •' • -
,
OTlCE.—Notice Is hereby given that the tit k•
IA sena of Schuylkill Countytotend to.epply to the.
Legislature at the oral ,e,ooi(n, for a klotrter of!
Bank ul. Discount and 1)rpoot, to be loOtted iu Ilia
Borough .ot Tamaqua, cclt , i tk 11l ' Collor, Pa te
"H lt,hi
salted the TE Tllttay FE frANK of IA 4 the
blik-
WlA.,"wiih a caPittiFoif Ttso Itiltoloi r d and Fuly
Thousand Dollarsorsiththe privilege to kneztaoe the_
capital.of said Bank tu,Five Hundred Thinueend. Dol
lars. 1
W.
Robert, R ,
atcliffe.' ' I ' W. W..
McGuigan. . .]
BT. Hughes!, ' l , '' . st.;otinganroth, -
E, J Fry, - '1 ' . it• , . Heaton.; • •
July 0. 1832. i
---
.l At , 97- 97—ram
_____,___,_
• •- . •
:Stocknotilers otthe Atinerr
Bank of pottsvllle. Uounty or , Schuylkill,
hereby
. give ItOtiCe theit the'lliniend to apply to me .
legi stature of I!o•lns'ylvaultt, na next session. for
the pm liege of Increasing their Capita I Stork front
Two Hundred Thioisioni LhOlate to Fite, ilundro
'Thousand Dollarsi dant Bank a lorate4ln the itor,
ough of Pottsville: in the' Crawly of Schuylkill, rtes. '
ated for the ope'citic prilect Of a Bank 4.f Discount.,
Deposit nod lastte: By urdet of the petted, r
CtIA, S. 1.1.1.:5E1i, t settler.
• June IS, 1857., 2D-If ~ I
subscriber would hereby , notify
llints friends and dire- poblfr , generally!, that he is
prepart.tl at all Oates nt attend. to the ineasuring. kir
Plastering, Stone Maroory, Back Masonry,
atM other rueadining belopling to Buildings of All
Linda. ANo. to tiontract for the Construction and •
Eduction ol anion& of I.lnild!ogi. ettarßOs moderato, i
Respectfully. I • JOHN LI. JAMES... 4
P. S.—Thankful: for past testa+, the londer,dgrititi
Would solicit a continuation: of the
patronage, 1 1, 11.-.1.!. !
Nov. '270852.,
O'rlCE.Noticii is heieby given that an apph-
I cation.wlll he irnadu to rte nest Legislature Cif
Pentiaylvan la for t charter fora Bonk, to he locatild
in the Borougfi of t Puttsvidel•whh a capital or Filly
Thousand Dottarsi wit ti theprivilege or Incr. aslnelt
to One - , Hundred ; Thin:wind Dollar*. with Limiting
and Dlocounting 1!:Ivilegeo:to be called the Miner?'
Aavings funk..; •
June 25, Itts3.' !`
.1.-717-4*-0:711i1177'77
ICALS II IP ;
L./hereby 'liven that I have thin day June 6sh,
.aoaociated with 'tiie St ELPAE
in the prettier ate*, which, to all Ito varloit.,
dies, Will hereafter nexondgeted under the 19iny,if
NEVILLE & RICHARD:4:I Oihre, Centre
omit door to U. R„' !atom Pottsville ,"
. „ . ••
f • ii JNO. C. NEVILE.:
Ju n o 11;16.52. • •-• I - -1'
' l-ti - .
•,, LOST & FO ND
LOST.—Ttireenr4rs tinty7it the Treaduret;of
Blythe Tp by. Retie Tho ai,Bupervimor.lo tarot
of William Wall; and by, him endorbtd,twepted by
ihnobts frreAtritrer'of said Township, datiti
August 13th, 16, Ni J 1, (Or tie.o ; fm. 1125
No. 8, 1125—payMent of time having koien - StoPpkti
they artfol no u,e!to anynotly eterpt to the Aub.w4i.
her. ' h CII.IITERM4III, ton P.ar bun .
Seht.'3, 1553. ; ' 26,74
VOW.—'tUattle i th lee pretinowe , 'ot the
I.7.tt!utracrlner. in,'Weet Itrunewlg Towns
ship. o' LIGHT ICED; COW; white face-" - (al
and wbieo belly, rather old attd bad anal 1 ari
large planate hell. ; Tbe ewer r In requeei
ted prove :proper, pay, ebafere tu"
take beg aiial; otherwise-she will be' gokl , ateald
lug to law. • . ! 11. I.EVA,N,
gelthylk)ll IlivenJ
ilept. 30;53.. ; •
GROCERIES;
)1k Actri.iCitEL. tH CO FISH, IS.ALHON ithd
Pork 4 [Limn, lihonlden4, 1141dec abd
Lard, Cherse,tl3./ Collitt inky on hand and for sale by .
V PALMED. =
•I Maiket B,freet, Wharf, Phllara:
Aoauld 27:1853 35 ltri
"iwitibia; AmspE r kAllSlST,orcqnaceltraqd.
of Ham; pet received, dild for male al.
.SILLIOIAN ac CfIAMLIERS
itigust.l2, 1552. ' 93-i
CHOICE STOCK supeiloi Tree:, ‘elit!h
will be sold eery tow, beirvitbetauding the lateid
vancemeia. BILL'I'MANA. corduEns; •
•
gu
Aust 113, ISS3I • ' . • 33 4 r,
- .
LARGE STOCK 47verillne dittanr: wnkb
LA will be iold toimr•for rairbihy • I -
• • ! ! SILL '/lAN & CIUMBEIM
August la, I LJ C 1 • -• 1 •13-1(
,
if AOAL received on rardage and deliver...a to or
%./det, on reasonable terms; by . „
• i 4 E. SCIIIIEINEIC„. ,
. !
ri. W. Cnr'ner ifroad and Callowilill gts.„.Pbllad'aY
May 7+:05 3 : ; t . - 2 { • . I 1 . 9 dm ' 1":
1,111. BILATTY.&OIIO,3I heveteroosed to the
ore. yq• Pitons-NC Erq., In 0409. asset',
below the. Amerloo Ilbus?, Where, persant hav!bg
lousiness with thein will plesse esti. •
lAMEd TIIOSIMS & C 0 ,.; will sisri
the same OnCl3.
April 16, 1952:
(IRORGE IFIGGANA SClPOSinets
Talbaqu . a. '
lan. 8,1653. 1-17
'MILLER &to. hare re
rnnve4 their °Sen. - In Philadelphia. from, No-; 8 11
Mick Street. to No. 1; WALpt UT Street: north ride
between Front and Second linnets. r.
PhiltuVa. Jan: ft, -
.
IRON & GU TL L .
RY
PURV_.I4•D_ I _R JsniisP. IRON. A•ChOpet,
Rin4a. par nivid Bto.k 'fin, 1404,1ers
dpielter Load, 41. n. rirlern,lreeelved , I t " , Naps and
Copper walk. and Math1040,34.114.th ~- A ll: ° Mir.
cpnneeted with
. the at.ave lion",?oompt ylattntidod Ito.
rr N: E. entonannu alid Solidi .dirlet...Phtlara.
Jun ' e IL IPSt, 1 .
•,
~
,1 . 244 i , r..
, . ,
tomicvatai.g. 111YDIK %I.LW CEilialifir.
—As picell4nl, article tot Itnln= rtit4.rns 3 Vauks.
gprinß Houses fkrUleettas4Ond f r k.tplng damy-
OCAS from wet and exprhgell:Trail•.
cHARLgqirmEPPARJ)
(Nand illoicpconnocitbelati'dria-tt bitgaskifile Op.
And for sale also ti* • '• F 3'ARVIN; i
.P.,U7I3IAVATIQN . S,
TLLUSTELAM.EO NEWS tot 4y gS—VA
ITS& plcistegit.—Thts hrititital ilivettaittrgAght.
together with I mignlikeet Crystal Palace .81 1 900.
meet, for talaat'oANNdeitl Hookstorti •
July 13, Mt; - • I 3.
fuIoDERIC FloltiT4llo2lll—* ;93V1411"
AVA BY CulbulnallDnalalt.'agthot of Iltatrier.
11u,ltoru atilt9vta 7 fot idle at B. llVlNity+s
July 2,1553..1(.31011./b1aN14010,,:
'
g LAU 11118411dW. 8111 PASE19TS,
V V —Tint satietriber bull* received I, libt Witit
illbles,'Ocinvd. plain and gut •dges. j'Aid‘rediet
DlPles„Tesuuneuts 8404 WOO Twididegiii4dijoliit,
it of Width Will be *Old I4'! o at .
,; B. BASNArt*.r.,
' • vatap'Bolc and iltaOsoresionk
Jnit 4, lea
JO U% Freoidont
33. tr •
KIZEI
2.6 i f 1
16. if
L.., •
PUOspuj -
THE OWLCLE.
=MEI
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OS:AER,Li. nitibintTony.
A New Mouth,ry Movii,pe anti Journal jij,r ft
People—lllustratevi. •
W. are of you and erlzh!you.hratt and icand
" We curie from' the risalkr• .
' -
.
• Oui Majciz!ne stow wetted —lbe pentet 1,0 at
ore rouse !, l'heretrase "we WIN otter 46
but tted4ed let'"*Sli finale" speak Mr Mei: flt.
ries • rag e None huitautro.:Eigtorpri44 t eal
The columns of "The Onele" trgularliri k
plied with original enters Prem . the T.ena abid , al
inerlltgant, writer*. residing lluumg. us, a aalt o ; , or •
whom at. already rneaJe4.
01:11 MOTTO IS.ENCELSICiIt:
•
The °tack. fa)n ba 00,111 , 14. i at Pottimille,Pai:Jl)
FLUALDOW & Co.,•ots the drat °revery aionihlt,
January, 1834. A specimen ',number will'te trXe.y .
October neat en/mineral the public to judge. at ,
ahatittit; lilac!' *lll be erribelllehe,l with at: ins:
wing orthe.. • : • •
• •
rineriVlLLE'
Terms invariably cast). tn, advance, At the ;U:
114 rate . I cap" oao year , #3 00 ; Y copies. IS;
Copies, at , ona 10 getter op of Club. 4P15 ; cei
per au r, Liberal art ,itgametits made with Aye'.
aad totally, A • A
artbscriptions Mill be receiver at Minoan's, ,Pot•
tille,l atttur Oface.ur the .••:Oraele," blaticriAtt,
nearly opposite the •Poet diner, Pottsville i by Gent
dt Ps itcbstd. at, Clair, amid by our traveling Ages
and book'iellets generally. For inroimalion a, m,
SIR ORACLE.
eon 331, Pot!saile.r: Ps
The liberal entoradnent*e bane already rerso.
at the haadvar7., of our moat intluenual a cd
petted eititenot the shapeof patronage
ata9ll.ittre, to proud to ray steured pertuan•L,
and ,net re auFtesa of TIiE4.4tACLE. which shall .
tiiegonetal Siiat , g,Manufseturing,altic4
tile and grlcultural 10tetr.t.6 of the:Regicia.
shall be an J.:sparsest of intetul itifottnation;and
ittpositar r for the production of our home raleol.•
*Ludt be embellished with eidgravtnig• or pda,,•.
Kept* and plites.and sand," toter:tiling wttli: one
nal stories. both to prone and tlrmr, choice tl.•
ace. It-aheil be the htreid of Progosea. Ref ormar...l
idotahty nod Improventent.i the chainploa of uniVrt
vat Liberty and Soeill Might*: 'we w it end's v' , .r
only to make tt a Welcoara c•nupaikluo to the busier,
tu r tu. Out. a pleasant ar.d Jn.sttntive stAtor :to 4i
both young and pld. gutve 'and goy
AdgUit YO . 1n53.
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po A N . 4 Clzeup (look eitute, Cf• J .
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other need irourrd DaTtleftaTire, •
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GREAT FIRE.AT nwrnroui-
ANOTHER 'TESTIMONIAL • FOR E!
RING'S FIRE 'PROOF SAFE.S. ,
Extran irons t letter dated
vomit*. (1., Ali) , a,
Silas C. Herring-13 *our letter of Itidiry,
'petting the burning of our &tore and the talet;of Pat ,
duly came to band. Tae Are wan diecnveied in M.;
three-story brick" store about 3 tebtock in the mon
lag. :Ms safe was on the first floor, in the story,
room,, over soma casks of linseed ami lamp (OM ti !
basement. and no attempt, to rescue..tbe safe rat,
:OUf arrival at the fire, Was it nturcessful. as ti wit •
was high, and the Ere burnt with greet rapidi ty, SOO,
canaille the floor, with the 'safe. to tall into the bass.'
meal, under the burning limber and combustible mi
fertile of the upper sulfite. It remained in this ell
U 311104 artlil. the fire subsided, so- that It 'could i•
teethed with chains; and wait Oen dragged cork pearl,
,or quite rid aid, the outside plates warped, and pa.
of the wheels melted off.. ;The wife contained ban ,
bills, books, elites and papers, to - a large amouu.
which would have been Irtetritvably sort to as hat
they been destroyed. ,
. We supposed. when the tare was removed from th,.
are. and the intense, heat; to which it•had heel, Is..
long exposed, that Its etietents Must he destroyed,
but on opealne it, to oursurprlse and satisfaction. wt: .-.
'
found the content* In a peifect state of presetvation
except the hinding of itorne of the books helot a huh
dircoloi ed. - Ilespectlully TOI4II •
S. A. & EL- A. Gil I.
The Subscriber takes pleasure In referring the pub
lic,to the following weli.Anown brow in Permit].
and vicinity, whc; have purchased these illsfestor then
own.use:
Frank. Yon,. C. DeForest. John S. Meer* Fox &
Drat/4r, Souse Wei Samuel E. Grlscom, IJeirellyn ;
Go mad Penn'a Coal Co.,,f,onrs..fllrkbrek & Cele, R.
Tamagiia.
A large a MIUTIIIIII nt of tbi'lenuine REREINO SAFE
cOnstantly r en hand, and . Warranted the m 0.6 perfect
Feint kty fmat bre row in, rise ; also, o large lot' of
cheap Chests and- *•titaiat4edertc," which' hilye been
received In elf:hinge, JOHN' PARKEL.
24 Walnut street.
23 2ei
August IS. HO
JESTS
itAA.
W. PIIIIS
Indelphisjor the sale4esplng of hooks Paper! Money.
Money. Jewelry. and other Valuable artlcler. Met
ebantas.Mincric and Jewelers, can be sr pelted with
Iron Eafer.ofany size dr descrlittlOn. WiLitgaN•
TED 10 purdda 11111110 titotairtlea of great icength.
end the moat desirable ptotection •gainat , FIHE or
BugmAßl. 'Vault Doors also made
la nrdee—
Parthaset. can be aupplled with - the above. 0111••. at
the saner. price.they ase sold at the' MatioPtrtoty, by
calling on J. F. , .
Colteeilottand Ceaeial Agency Othce,:tieti
.-• door to/linen' Dank. Pottarltie. '
• 't :..-Refrre to Ptrecirre 'raring them
.Geo. ihight, Pottsville," ,;,..I:D.Cteaver.Desiv Me'J.
Jno: Pinkerton. ' do J. C. ronrad,4l,Tivaqua
. 11. W. Cummings. d9,,lJElajeton Coal Company._
J• C. Leeeig, • do'•:: C.'AJ 1 11 ,nyder • iftwisbuts,
Jacob Reed. . du .% R.Tambenon,— do
David S. Btovvn, Pine:Orr. .
Win. L. Whitney, dd.' ll W,. - /r. 8. gteekel.Durnsul.
J. C. Conrad, o.n. •do 11,4 y Wilder, S .: Caren,
E. W. bt c Ottawa. , tie -- : 2. /Www, - Tureet,y,t,e4ton.
Marsll 28. DEA,. i ' : 'l3 dm
. .
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=4.1044.41.a..„,
t
E " I.D; Amturi ":. 7th, hdaddr,4,l
Ch ruler sE i t;4llre filli ' —.. — r • D E ., • : orr'wed
• ft if
.Aig ,a ~ ~
• by Dr. D. SATIVO: Dt - 511t.rbale been red.(dened
and convericjilagbab mita.*** mo AIM 111r7 chain
'*''" "" d 111 "*. 41 0 1 ! 40elbe 6 opeolOnoilptioe of ihe
traveit t ireakit , •.. , -p i ~ !-..... -,--
i k ....d i
It le dot role OWL tbWitatne •A•utc.,
sh Frau 'sjoit , y's,aoeenefielti New rise
- York. %Mita tuber may b+' bid blab ' 1 : 1 1 1 •
or velthimbliiiiisCiittb**lottofeettlient- ° -
In the bueinahlAvlll beta lievtaut4iit. on :, • ~
Plt extebvivvepyllp. g gni op toe' second fla.r il.,: :° ""
tlitt'lltlAftt nests can late th eir ebolce. , -
-•
7 41e of dirges wilt bn its rollover, Tit l'
Othintlevil , t4ir nttht, or tar 14 hour', 5.0 cenl4-
livenkkat tie Supper, In OrdiPary, each, 45 "
Dinar?,. • ' ... d 4 - .51) "
' , -'•lretcolefart; Ode trotet! canon! be et rel!ed, A/ II
believed by the proprleio.ll64 be Only deei:” It'"'
who dunbt,to try It. . 1 •
•
The altnatkor le antral, near blisine4,o 'Old TWAT
WlPiell erstausement, (tbe Chrtanut ',Diet .Thcalta
I* Ivighion•lklbit,) radii tiiry woi deslrpble. , •
co. no oroonmodatioss for Itdna.• -; t
I . D . DROWN.
• . 1 Sqin
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Jul) 16, 1639
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