The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser., September 10, 1853, Image 3

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TIM PfillrEßß! , sorra.rraz. Asti tar.:,
srr arrrclation, than any odor Newspaper pab•
hshol in Northern Penneylreacia. - It Sr-curates
, i 0 2 3, tho Coal; iron and tossing= own. not wily
r,r rh Jr and eoinstits, but inpil
eur
ntitt, and if - so . rirrulatar largely in:tank
e a %agates in Seirtmailt anentp.waViet winder, is
,sis of the moot valuable Advertising awdlunts in
' e Coil y. :But few rayon Aim so wring eapi- -
- ',hits enrolled on its substriptios . s list. . .
RECEIPTI,
Fa, ;‘.,3firteri' :Journal" Shit!! gait Poddiration
r_ ',We hope those in arrears abroad will for
ward !heir amounu due, as speedily as pownlite— + a.9
ou r expenses for' pater and labor ere very heavy. •
• ar Ci!rgyeten and -Public School Twit:era
w gi be luPplied with he Miners' Jar:l4Bl,Bi
St per Itrlurn, in advance. • • •
N,,tvell, Stu b: 6: Co., to July 30, 1951. 200
Everitt Tnompaoo & Co., to January 1,195I;'1 00
James Cintswortb, to July 1;1834, .-- 2 , 00
Samuel Lily, to April 1,1853, • '2 00
Miller; to January 30, 1954, 1 1 .00
i..ae Wells. io January 30, 1854, " L.llOO
11. Joliet ' to January 1943, ' l 2 OD
Uacis Yearnort, toJanuary 1,1854, 2'oo
Lucien J. Costar, to July 1, 1854,.•11 00
A. Kieffer,. to September 1 -- ;1954, 00
lobo H. Morgan, tolautiorrl, 1854,
\ I uun Graeff, to,Julyl,. 1853, '
'Or. Charles Gorgas ; to Italy 1, 1853,
1111 S:cest. to Julv 1,1853, •
F. G. Ikerrist to July 1, 1853.
William Mayberry, to July 1.1833,
MajOr Philip Koons. to July 1, 1853,
John Strimpfler, to July 1,1853,
WCi ham Shelly, to July 1, 1853, •
Charles Molly, to Januaryl, 1854,,
J P. Sherwin, to July 1, ism.
James H. Graetr, to July 1.16:x3,;:'
,Jaeob Hnnizinger, Jr , to J•Vz 1, 1853,
James 'Teague, to July , 1 , • • ,
Ileum Aunian, to Jinuary 28,1854
John 5-Ice.er, to July•l, 1853, , •
Rev D Steck, to Atigust 1,1884,
.Andiew Robertson, to Jan. 1, 1854;
73 5; J Foster„ to July 1,1E63,
.1O Roads, to. Julv 1, 1853, .
losiab Parker, to:July 1, 18.33,
les , e Foster, to Jutyll 1833,
-I.4.Jaine.: 11-Carpenter, July 1.1853.
Mrs E Thompson, to July 1,1853,
Daniel Aurand, to July 1, 11353
- A
Moorehead, to January I, 1454,
A Feist, to July 1, 1953, •
B Seidel, toJuly 1. 1 1853, • •
A LI Kline, toJuly I, 1853,
Samuel Dillinger, to July 1. 1853,
William Buck; to July 1, 1853,'
kart- Webber, to July 1,
Livid; Kanmet, to July.l, 1E153, '
J W.Webber, toJuly I. 18.5.3 • •
James G Turner, to July 1, 1853, •
J H Adam; m July 1,1853, - •
, Daniel 11111, toJuly 1,1853, •
IMajor John C. Los*ig, to July 2853,
Jacob Hoeffer, to July 1, lE*3, • -
Intros G/Coehran, to July I, 1853,,'
William! Webber, to July 1, 1853, .
Matz, to July 1, 1853, -
John H 11111, to July 1, 1853,
Lewis Reeser, to July 1; 1853.
Mortimer & Brother, to July 1, 1853,
Col J 51 WelherilL toJuly 1, 1853,
Abratutin Macaw, to July 11853,
Samuel Garret, to julk . 1,
1 ' &53;
'apt 'Frank Pott, July 1, 1853. t
James Focht, to Julyll, 1853,
lrvut Gallagher, to January I, 1854, •
'fhtniatt• S Wood, to August 6; 1.854.
liadiard Holman, to Februaryo ,1851,
!Samuel B Haas, to Sept 24, HK.I3, •
A \V Tuns, to August 6,..1854.
Kiev John Alletibelt, to Aug 8, 1851,
William 0 Myers, to January 1, 1853,
' Hammer, to January.l, 1854, !.
I ;00aniati Dolbin,' to August 6, 1854,
Hugh Allen; to-July 1, 1853, •
,Mrs. L. Fisher, toJuly 1, 1853,
John Straneti, to July I 1853,- •
John S Morris, to July 1, 18534
John L Minnig, to July 1, 1853,
leremsah Reed, to July.l. 1853, •
B T to July 1,1 853, •
lit. liaeder; to July 1,1953,
Leonard Shearer, toluly 1, 1853, •
John.lielir„:.to July I. 1853, • •
'apt I.:Would:Am% to July 1, 1853, ,
Jacob (Th6olllll. to 'July 1, 1853,
to. Jul ' •
Thou:ids Ken Key, to January . 2-4, 1854, ..
James - Nagle, to July 1. 1853, • 2
Win ItokiMonni . to•Martfil 4; 1854, • 4
• : \l'afier Mend..to January L 1854, 4
1 hi-enberry s:Miller, to July 1, 1851, 5
Rev. Joli,Koehl, to August 13, 1854, 1
.DavisS Miekles, to June 18,i1854, , 2 t
Rev S Neitz, to August 13, 1854, 1 0
-Rm . / K Basd, to August 13, 11854.• 1 0
;Jorge F Mars, to October 1;:1853, ' ,
z'iev;art E Clark. to February'll, 1854, . . 3.00
T-Davis, to January 1, 1 . 854, 1 00
-Robert Lee, to November 1, 1853, . • 200
&- Oakley, to January 1, 1854, . • 4 00
.1 Boone, to July I, 1853. . ° 400
ieinwe Heaton tp July 1, 1853, • .2 00
Watson, to July I, 1853, - • '2 00
• Jorol. Reed, to July 1, 1851, 2 00
We;lin_gou Kline, to July I, 1853, 2 00
1/ Nagle, to July-1, 1853. • • • I, 00
Elward Robinson. to July 1, 1&53,, 1,1 50
H t July 1, 1853,• 00
Key. James Neill, - to July 1. 1853, , 00
Charles Lord. to July 1, 1853, 5 00
• tam Carter, to July 1, 1853, '• r 100
11-nry Mather, to July 1, 1853; . 1 00
I.Jw:ml 11 icliard.on, to February 30, 1854,' 100
John Sityninn, Inly 1, 1853, • 200
. .
,-•- •
lame; -Blityninn, Sr., to Ju1y , 1,18,53,
:••• am iiel Sillytnan, to Jtity 1, 1853, '.
Whinim Wighnm, to January, 1•1851,'',
Levi King. to July 1, 1854,
i L Pinkerton, to July 2, 1854,
.1 : W Downing to luly 1, 1853, -- r, 200
' Tuonialc.imbe ,r to Januiry 1 . , 1854, . 200
Jr. (;-.ofigo W Brown, to July 1, 1853, 2 00
i• P Newcomer, to February IL 1854, I'oo
'",rorze Furituson, to January 1, 1851; . A 00
EuJard & Carter, to Mardi!, 1854; ' .-
- 2.00
~,,:: ilarri. Burnish ik CO., to July 1, 5, 1853, 2 00
_Peter Clinton, to January 1 1854 1 ;
~ ' - 0 00
..." lohn li.e.esei, to Juno 1, 1&54, - .2 00
l'strick Flynn, to July t, 1853, . -2 25
• A G Swift, to July 1. 1853, - , 2•00
,A rt liiii• Morrison, to'February 25, 1854, 1 00
z•Autuel Thomas, to October 1, 1853, ‘ 50
k lota-nyder, to February 1, 1854. -
Hiliard, to February 20, 1851,
111,•h‘ird J Lloyd, to February 20, 1854,_ -
Qmnple. to
January 1,-1854,
11dapton Sibtp'sheltie Co., to Jan 1, 1854, .2 00
lani , .siligszinA: to August, 27th 1854, 2 09
'Wittirn L. arltv, to Augtunt 27, 1854, 2 00
Giarl:4oo, to August 27. 1851, • 1 00
Mr Stout. to Ittly.l, 1853, 2 00
• , ;•,....)rze J Ilurezutger, to July 1, 11353.
DRrt.hn, to Sept 3. 1851,
11 11 Youiroy', to July 1, 1853,
Iles L B Berkley, Sept 5:1853, .
.k`wznil Chill nn, to:,&pt 7,1854,
11 , 11ner, to Jlll3- 1, 1553,
1 - .l•zufwitilf Jones,..to July 1, 1853,
1.1 Thu Thoma. , , to July 1, 1853,
III; Saul. to July.l, 1853, '
104.ph Shelly, to July 1, 1853;''
PAljamlerliornas; to July 1,4851,
"..amuet Leuirp, to July 1, 1853,
Ntchola.,Fok, to July 1, 1853,
Worman,.tii.July 1, 1853,
Mr. Tappiry, to Jul' 1, 1853,
F.ablier, to July 1,1853,
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
ri=7-Nrairaint 'nOPEitTlr' St. 'Clair. a
private sale by Andrew Megough.
Q 7. DESIRABLE- ' PROPERTY 'IR _SARA'
liaven, at privaiesale by Mester Clymer, A
torn ev . •
TAYLOR:, Sr Co. have opened a new
and extentive Clothing establishment, mein;
'ire Street, below . Market. They already du
a big business at the old stand, corner of Bta•
haatongo aarid Centre Streets. Read then
Caid. - • ,
PHILADELPHIA ADVESTIERMENTIL
irrSILKS asn FAcNy Goodssellink off law
at Hallowell and Co.'s, 143 Market Street.
2:7* MILLER'S (ROY PRAM Pianos to be .
had at 22" 5. 6th St.
C -- ".IJFIIOLSTERY. BEROLP.;O arc., COLORT Of
and Arch Sis.,—Groves ar Co.
' WATCrir.s'k JEWELRY at Stauffer Ac
parley's, 9G, N. 2d St.
Rornn's SEstnEss Manufactory at
f',4 Dock Sc. Read a dvertisement, •
17" SEE EVRE LANDELL's advertisement
'of a large stock of Dry Goods, 4th and Arch
Sts. 1• •
87BarrTov & Co.. 40 N. 2d St:. Wuidew
blind manufacturers. Every variety and shade
On be bad of them—blinds also repaired.
Er,- SEE Any. of mocioiovo.Periumery,
Snaps &cl, 'His manufacture ot these attie,lrs
is widely celebrpted. Establittment at 106,
N. 6th St: . •
Kr THE DEMOCRATIC COl2Oll -Can tre g at i oti
meeis at - sehuylkill Haven. on..Mond , IQ
'nominate:their usual County tieket-4h/Del;.
egate elections are held to-day.
ci
o:7' . Eiro CITY B No.-Thin instaatiOn
teas regularly organ ', z and opened for ba
,mess on Tuesday, of ast Week. Two gen
tlemen, forme* - resident; of tbis place. are
among its officers. we .obslive--3. P. Mier'
sri,n, Cashier ; and,Brea, Camelan. Boa'
keeper. . • • .
. TICE POPE'S CONTKIEUTIOIL—A New
0 ;ork corFespondent_of the Pinladelpbut h
yuircr iays, 77 , -lhe Pope's e.ontribution to
the Crysial Palace bas been displayed-11 too•
copy of St. Jobin s by Guereinoo of im
mense. value : but it vr!II not, PerbePe , be as
fully''appreciated io this country at io
A Haim.issr. DaPLILT took
place at 11.3ston on, Thursday.llkt of la
week. It lasted-about a quarter aas hoar
and was preceded by an aurora Of knoderai
brilhtnek-g, which Wog low in the northern
pa n 01 the firmament during the evessair
Pate phenomenon consisted of a broad band
of White GO glowing 4aute, almost equal in
li/tensity to that! of the moon, ead or
tir e times the - britadth of that luminary.. A
similar phenol:atoms was oritaaisd is chi
vicinity of Neivark, N. J., on Friday night;
The seine phenomena wereobservid bat
I, 4th evenings. On Duirsday eight, thew
.urcations appeared in tbeSoutts.Weatera
uI the ileavens—Friday tbey were in. ih
West, Almost direct.- The lillaaliganiOn
dtscribed as very bealittraL by theft w
eileested it, each assign..
', • .*. 4 e :' .- WllllrrOttPris";-(4,
- VENTX.oIi 4 - ' 1
~„, I ._ l
The=-Deni l
metutte Ilithrge oit tehtlylkiMe.
inaliegitested toniettinlheir teskenirelha!
mete and Wards'at the- places hereunto slue- .
coed on Satuiday, thell7th of September,
betweeti the bouts of 2 and 6 o'clock, in Ole
afternoon and elect two delegates; to rerte
sent their respective districts in County Ccia
.ventino, to assemble
- at the house-of Teoke
!Unleash, in Schuylkill Haven, on Monday,
the' 19th otNeptember, for the purposeof
notednitiiga Democratic Whig enmity .
Titket:tiybe,supported at the ensuing eree
dal, - • • ' 4:
1• - i
The County Committee would, urge upion
theAlFhigs or. the County to turn' out at the
selection of delegates.'enil send such menlbs
will truly represent the feelings and yiewil i Of
the - "movie in County Convention. If the
people neglect attending to the primary meet
ings of the people, they mu s t not complain
it incompetent or, improper persons are se
lected to represent ,them in County .t.',onvo
non.'
. ..
Pottsrille-South Ward, House of John S.p4n,
~ ...Comraltee, Join:LS. C. Martin, WiLiam Hefty._
N. W. Ward-House of Wm. F, Geist-Coda -
mitten. Samuel Hartz, John T. Shetner. - ...` ; . - 3,
Middle Ward-House of Edmund pate—COl.
mittee..John_P:Bertrani, John S. Mennich. ' '' N. E. Ward-House of Peter Woll - Comlnil•
tee, Benjamin Coot. Hiram R,igg. - '. ' ' V.
Mount Carbou-Mount Carbon Hotel-Corrunit
tee, James Lanigan, Henry B. Bell.
West .11`ortaegtan-Howe of Widow Gether-
Committte, , John , Reed, g, q .,A!exiu,der - l'hoinp.
son. .' 'I
East Nortorgian-House of William C. rtaOatr
:=Comtnittee, Wm: C Barber, John Doc Cy. ' i
Port Carbon-House of Michael K. Weand•-• , -
Committee,. Charles Boone, Maj. Boss Bull. ' ;..,..
St. Mir-House of Christopher Buechler
Committee,Witlliam Price ' Asa Bat:let. . .
Neer eagle- 1 -House of Jacub..Lindenmuth-
Conunntee. Joseph Wild, M. Medara, E.q. . f,-
/tUr.srtritte-E. Ward-House of Geo. Brulum
-ComMittee, - Isaac Straub, Joseph M..Frech. ','
IF. Irani-House of Evan Evans-Commitiee,
William Sterner, Lemuel Jones: •
- Cass rovoiship-Uouse of Abraham . Ilocii-
Committee.- .sV,rgen E. Morgans, David Glover,
Braneb-Houtebi J. Saeger-Committee,John
Sterner, Joe Youndt. • - -
.Tremont -Hon.*. of Daniel McAvoy- , Comalit..
tee, Cot. John K. Fernsler, Henry fled.
Prailev-Rouse of David Louttsort-Committee,
George Kind:, James Al. Clark. ' - r •
L. Mahantongo-Hoth.e of Abraham Schwepck
-Committee, Jorindltiltlermun, Philip o.,intin,Ksq.
Upper Mahantonzo-lloup of John W. He Pier
-ComMiltee, Adam !Serb. George W. Erdman...
Eldred-House of J. Troutman--,Cottunigee,J
Simon Hepler: Decatur Herb.
.
Barry-House of Francis Dengler-Committee ,
John A. Otto, Israel Reed. ' ' ' ' .. ~
!latter-House of Isaac F. Davis-Committee,
Cot. James J. Connor' Dr. D. J. McKibben....•
vrnion-House of Samuel Miller- Commit:We: a
Saiimel Runner!, Joel Kistler ' '
• Ruth-Howe of Jonas Reichaii-Committee,
Jacob Faust, Chas. Drulise. ..
Afchancey--House of Henry S. Stauffer-C . oln - -
mittee, James Blew, Jacob Gerber.
.. Tamaqua-N. IV/rd-House olMiChael Bt....iiril
-Committee, Samuel B:Jones, Milton Bailet4;
• S. Wald-tiouse.ot Lovett & Sisty-Conilhit
, tee; George Johri.stm, Robeit Katelide. - f,
E. Ward-Columbia House-Committee, Hen
ry Huhn, Frederick Latiderbmn.,
- 3ehuylkilf-lion,e of Charles Blew-Cominit-.
tee,-Jiteob Schock, Daniel Maden fort. " • `.' •
-BterVe-,-Ijouse of Edward Cary-Com'mifiee,
Win.ll . . Barlow, Cyrus Creasy. 4
t , , •
' • lre.gt Penn-House of Daniel S.. Kistler--Com
mittee,lCharl&ii Konler, John Bolig, Jr. •
E. Oral:swig-Howe' of George Dretholbe)s-
Committee, Daniel Weber. Paul iloek.,
. Fort Clinton-Ronne of J. Barnet--Committee,
Col lsaac Meyers, Elfenger J. Kerlin... .
W. Bran.vicarl-House of. S..unuel Yost-Com.
mine, Peter Albright, Eso , Frederick . Ihicsler
Ortogshurg-Hou,e of Widow Greer-Com
mute, Samuel Yost, Jr., Wm. H. Schell.
Landingtille-Hiouse . of ' W i do W - --C...0l ler--.C4m
mitten. William Delbert, Samuel Leffler. ..
1V../KanherinHouSe of John Mackny-CMu
mittee, John Flammr, Esti., Owen Maui v. '
Schuylkill llaven,-frouse of George 'Kautiftan,
-Comtnittee;Capt. Henry 0. Robinson, John't•W.
Deibert. ' . . i i;
,S.'Manhetm-House of A. S.' Foe,ig-CAun
milli*, Daniel Reber, Samuel Kremer.
Wayne-House of Charles Iltimmel-Cond,uit
tee, Joseph Wommcr, Daniel ;Ald. en - '
Pinegroue Vorough-!louse of Philip Koons-
Committee, Charles Molly, Levi Miller. . l'
Pt:Jevons Towns/dr-lion-a of• Philip Kodus--
Committee, Peter Stein, George Cre•-sman.
Portir- owe of John Brown-Committee 4.10-
Penh Work an, John Hand, Sr. •
i
Any ne it s appointed on the Commincesi:rtire
authOrited y the Standing - Comiinttee to ap6oint
substitutes, if nece ssary.
. :•,, 1 „,
,'ISREII AK REED, • JOHN T. WERAEH, • .
I. ; E. F pcCREAtur, • J011:4 FICNDRICKS,. 1' '
Demi Komi, . IA SIE,S B. 1.4:1. , AN, il
CHARLES FOCHT, PETER FILISF,IfT, 1 . •
- . ' • Standing committie. •
1 00
200
200
2 00
2 00
2 59
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 30
4 00
2 00
2 00
1 25
1 00
100
is 00
2,50
2.00
2 DO
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
100
2 00
206
2 00
2 33
, 200
600
2 00
2:00
1 2 00
, 2 00
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• BISHOP DOANE'S TRIAL.
The Co l tirt of Bishops of the Episcopal
church,' for the trial of Bishop Doane of New
Jersey, on the presentment" of the three i llis•
ops of Maine, Ohio and:Virginia, dssenc))led
in Camden, on Thursday of last week.. rThe
first three days were occupied principally . in
discussing the propriety of admitting - the
Committee from the Diocese of New Jersey,
before 'which the charges against the Bishop
had truireviously investigated, and
'nocence declared. •They were refused,a'hUt
the Court subsequently decided ,to hear!the
respondent read Any paper prepared by' tfie
Comditttee of the Convention, and to receive
the testimony and acts of, the said Conien
tion. The Coast sits with closed
The following is the list of charges prCfer-
Jed against_the Bishop—their eitravagallt
character is the surest guarantee, we 14eit,
of his safety from conviction many of their)
(the 26th for instance) carry the most
post
live improbability on their race :
1, In contracting numerous and large
debts beyond his means of payment; arndunt.
inein March, 1649, to s2Bo,ooo—his 00p.
env - being not above $130,000. •
2. In untruly stating that he gave Up, his
property to meet a debt not personally to
himself, but growing out of his 'venture fur
Christian education, in St. Mary's Hallf,and
.Burlington College. '
3. In: defrauding Michael Hays, of Bur ,
lington, by Misapplying notes endorSed by
_
2 00
2 00
f; 00
2 50
1 00
2 00
1 , 00
100
0 00
1 00
2 00
2 00
I 00
2 00
2 00
4. A similar charge of defrauding ;Tbseph
Deacon.
5,6, 7, $, 9, - 10 and 11, charge hint with
having obtained the names of Joseph Nucno
and others; to endort*his notes, by false.. rep.
resentations, and offering notes, withoutiha'v
ing property to meet them. i •
12. Itrieoltardizing the prOperty, of his
ward, George D. Winslow, by Oppropriiting,
the same to his use:- ,`”
13. In defrauding the Cimden Baolc in
the sum of 8100, by inducing the cathiir• not
tti protest'a note, .p.romising to scud ti? mo
ney.
14. In drawing checks upon Burlington
and other banks, not haying money triereirt
to meet said checks. i;
15. In using undue - solicitation to ibduce
Sarah C. Robardet to loan • him $30002:,
16. Obtaining books from Herman Hooper
for a Parish library, and misapplying the
money collected for that purpose.
17, 18. In incurring heavy liabilities:While'
iosolvelit—seveial cases particularized;:
19. In signing the name of Horace Blaney,
as a Subscriber to a church, for slooo,Avitl
out consent of said party. k.
20. In, procuring from Mrs _Lippidcott a
security held by her; under promise Of re
turning the same, which he failed to do.
25. • Charging Bishop Doane with 4 : pro
curing one Michael Hays to endorse antes to
the amount of more than a thousand, dollars,
for the accommodation of himself id - order
that the said notes might be discouutad, for
which endorsements he paid, or ecghged to
pay, said Michael Hays at an exorbitant rate,
to wit : often at 20 per cent. per sonata in
the several sums for which said notes.:`: were
drawai,thereby violating the laws'of; New
Jersey,:when 'said endorsements were made,
becoming gailtpof usury himself, and indu
cing .sitid 'Hays' to incur equal gu(lt--,all
which was immoral, and unbecoming a
Bishop."
26. , to 'endeavoring to intimidate loseph
Deacon from taking proceeding against him,
by doublmg his fist, and using the. words,
"4'll kill you, I'll kill'you."
Charges him with making an amdavit,
purporting to give a full and true list of cred
itors, whereav the said • affidavit did not con
tain a fall and perfect list—thus beingrguiliy
of a sinful disregard of the solemnitista of au
oath, and either deliberately swearing to
what he knew to be untrue, or of rashly,
hastily, and unadvisedly swearing to what he
did not know 'to be true.
31. In being repeatedly guilty of„ using
spirituous and. intoxicating liquors fdi a de
gree unbecoming a BiOop ; being so Otoxi
cated on board the steamboat Treapw, in
November. 1851. A charge of having been
drunk in 13ordentown borough in 1847,,C013.
feud in the foregoing presentinenti, is nut
repeated; '
• „,
&GUBERNATORIAL ASPIRAIVES, ANOT
The Berka County Democracy ..have sprung
another, Richmond into the field—hear whr
the late ConreMion -says
Resolved, That the' Detnoeracy oklierks
eonuty regard with pride and pleindre the
twat, career of their distinguished Fellow citi
zen. the Hon Wm. Strong; that the ;believe
that his great abilities, strict totegrqy, and
devotion to the principles pt the Deaibcratic
party, reader hint eminently at to occilpy the
Glibernatorial Chair of the CoromonWealth,
and itiat ihcy con4dently look forward to his
elevation to that distinguished station at, no
distant day, • •
rC7" A. Fool Deuan.—John Mute], Man
chester, England., kilted himself ittattempt
log fora wager, to drink a gallon ;OF ale in
ipn minutes. After drinking the:second
4° 1 4 with might of runt in ft, tie volut
ed ; AO drank the third v with "the Oception
of a little - whieh ran down hie faee. - On
dnahlet rheloarth quart he Jell dope, and
soon attar andred,
WifliP.nitiriellreirrweasyr 4oo
To the Flosioitthp — 04 1 Corirt "Of citteiterr Sirsions
is end for shesCitlmaiinfachigib/4: -
The Gekedlnquestfatthe i
_County reepecttut;
ly report : ' That thiglitireese 71 Bills of In
dicta:m*l'4MM 56 lOW
Many of tbatllla oflOdlcAtutled Theism' linnet
ten' appear. to bare heen'aflbe mom irivid whee l
sa4 ought not, to have .Losseed boyonalbei juriedie:'
timid the /iitioenfitte FtSO/3:Who retuned them,
They would recommend thatxber Act of-Assem
bly, authorising the Treasurer o(the County to is=
sue Beer Licenses, and 'also+ Grocery-Liceners.:
where they ate (el) , obtained for telling liquor, he
repealed astir as Ft. chuyikill Countris.concerned;
as they firmly believe that tbrve-fourths efdag Bills
they jiave acted upon tattle - Originated Arc!
HOLgi' o , and where . Grocery, 14cesim4 - ire is
for Felling liquor by itte'quart. ' •
The Conn House and offices hive been visited,
end appear to an good bider; and pr4vuled with
the necessary tumiture, with the exception of
blinds to the Court exact and Jury - , rooms. • -
The prison has alga e . been eiyked, end found lg
exceelrent order. We would recommend that a
railing be placed on the steps ofthe backdoor. and
that three or four ,mqre celli be fitted up in
We:Arcuild teem:amend' that' the - 'grata" on the
fence, about being erected at the Conn Howie rand,
be placed on the Weide, in place of the inside, as
now intended.
The road leadiaritomTuseirpra to Tamaqua, at
a point near Reinhart's Run, tielhgoo narrow that
it is dangerous for IWO vahicleit to pris at the same
All of whieti is rospeotfully sobuilttetl, •
FRANCIS MACi.)9NALD, Forenitm
Srptenthtr.764, 1553. , .
Ili COAL -lIS. BONE AND Sirmw.—Prof.
Henry. President of the SMitbsonian Insti
tute of Washingtou;says:
" It has been proved that, on an average,
four. ouncis of coal are Sufficient to draw on
a railroad, one ton a mile.' ' It has alsolbeen
found by experiment :that a man working on
a tread mill continually &riled boars, will
elevate one and one-hall millions of pounds
one loot bigb. Now" good Cornish engines
will perform - the same work by the expendi
ture of a pound and,a half of coal. It fol
lows from there data that about' five, tons of
,coal would evolve as much '"power during its
' combustion as would be equal to the con
tinued labor of an able-bodied man for twen
-1 ty years, at the rate of eight hours per day ;
or, , in other words, to the iiverage power of
a man - during the.active period of his tile.
THE: COAL THADE f'i►R 1853.
Oanzgatapsiv ., T(- 2 5 3 -
The quantity sent- by Ratlroad this week 41,-
671 14 ; by Canal, 19;716 16;:ifi.ir the week 61,-
339 Total by Railroad i 1,110,39,4 19 against
1,220.2:0 04 Was; do
: by Ctiva1,:558,515 11 tons
against :119,827.41 tons to rime period last year.
The decrease by Canal this Week is 8,673 tons;
by Railroad 1,833 tons; making a falling off for the
week 10,504.t0n5. Vessels are plenty for the Edst,
and' the demand his been very 'veal, and shipments
to that quarter have been York heavy , ior the last
two weeks, which has affected the trade to some
extent by Canal. Court has also been been' in aes•
stun daring this week, and a 4 every cane tried so
far, except one or two, grewVut of the Rum traffic
it has attracted. from 300 to 400 miners and others'
connected with the Collieries' in the Court House
during the week, as prosecutors, witnesses. defen
dants, Se. Thu whole term of the Court, it in be
will be taken up with similar Cases,
The quantity sent from the &huylkill and L'e.
sigh Regions is short of the f , i , ipply to same perk'
ast'geur 144,059 tons, as follnws:, .
Deficiency trom the Schuylkill Region, 65,137 tom=
do do Lehigh do 78,92:: do
•rout,
. .
This deficiency cannot tit made up by tho firm of
December, ao itttat no meret4e is the trade can be
looked for this year from the Schuylkill and Le
high Regium , .
Aiter.,the above was written we received the tot
lowing cotninunication: .
' l'ilitangt.rnta r September 7th, 1663. -
B. 13 - ANNAN—Dear Sir :—Having a half hour of lei.
sure this morning, I have concluded to devote it to
you, in. throWing, together sonic information which,
to know, may please you and lour readers. On
visiting the lidehmond*Wharves to-dav, 'I was us ;
tonished to find so little coal on them; I Should judge
that the whole quantity at present does not exceed
ten thousand tons. At many'. of the -wharves it I
would be difficult to get a vessel loadeil promptly
with a cargo of merchantable coal. In addition
this, the shipments atlßichniond, are one hundred
and twenty-tour thousand behind, the same' period
last year,and it is said bY thonelamil tar with the fart:,
that the deficiency at Bristol in not much if anyhe
hind this qauntitv, making the aggregate deficiency
from the two shippini points, about a quarter of a
mutton of tens. lit noithis a Startling developement
and is it net astonishiOg trader the circumstance',
that coal ban not advanced in price more than it has.
If the prognostics of the weather-wise pepp:e should
prove correct, " that we are to have a severe• win
ter, after so hot a Summer," is there not a fitir
chance that our: friends in New York and New
England may suffer acme thin rwinter. In (muse
quenee- of the existence of yellow Fever, in our
Southern cities, freight* hate ruled much lower
for the last few weeks ihancenkl have been expect
ted, when taking into imnsideration the prosperous
c on dition o r trade gen'erallf thrfmghout our coun
try. A continuance lef the Se low charges, for
Coastwise transportation, catinot be expected much
longer, as the Southern vessels will soon return to'
their accustomed channels ot,business. The pros
perous appearance of the coat trade for the present
and the future has induced the Lnorifsg ones to in-
Vest largely during the last few days, iu the stocks
of our Canal nud Itailroat.: Securities, sending up
said - securities as rapidly is they went down a
week or two• ago, under the panic. it is a matter
of surprise to. those most -laminar with the Coal
trade and the Whirs of the two Companies, that their
stocks should be selling so low as they are at pres
enr Navigation preferred, - for instance, which is
now only pelting at 32i (on which,
it is now pretty
clearly understood , a dividend of 4} per cents will
be paid on thu Ist of January next) is =questions.,
bly destined to reach par before the close of another
season : but I fluid my half hour of leisure is out,
and 1 must close. 'Wins truly, -
A Cow= titoat SCHUYLKILL CO.
• We think our4orreapondent is in error with re
gard to the 'sl;dpraents froth Richmond. Our re•
tunas trout Richntond, published below, show, a
falling o of only 3$00) tons from the shipments to
same pe rod last year. •
BY TELEauepu.
Freight from Richmond
To Ro.t.n, • - . •
Now "ork, • '
New oven, • - •
Provi.enne,
Wa,h
Alban
Fall it
4W=
Hartfoi
aver,
ore,
rd,
REPORT OF SI
•
From Richmond, Tor the
pay; Sept. 3 15.53 : •
Sh. B k 3 g Sch: SI ejitel Destmetion. , Ton,
25 ; -65 i Boston& vici.118,243
1' al , Conn. &.R. 1.. f 5416
' 174 :Id N. Y. &virin.!l,l26l
.13 11 111 North Rivet. 3937
12, 71 15Bouthrn PtS. , 3279
26 138 9j For the week,!41,949
7/essels tor season, 4,986 Por sea.son,' 765,140
To Rune time last year,_ 889,69 s
Boston and vicinity includes everything going
East of Cape Cod, to Massachusetts, New Hemp
shire and Maine.
Southern Ports includes everything to the Sor
oouthern Ports includes everything to the South
ern States and West Indiesi as well as to all towns
on,Delawure River below Richmond:
COAL TRADE BY 11.A.ILROAD be CANAL
. FOR 1853. • ?.
Sent by Railroad and Canal for the week- ending
on Tkursilay Evening latti j
' • RAILROAD. CANAL.
WEEK. ' TOTAt. j WYSE.. TOTAL.
P C. 14,205 01 361,331 05 8,331 15 251,468 01
P. 2,630 09 411,040 1 1 1 1,070 07 36,799 13
SH 17,608 18 474.453 10 8,468 12 226,377 17
P. C:7,227 06 x. 20,570 15 1,828 02 43,899 19
41,671 14 1,1.10,394 19 19,716 . 10 5}5,545,11
19,716 - 16 55E045 11 . ,
61,388 10 10674,940 10
Shipments last t r ear to same period.
Total.
43,107 09 1,2•0,250 04
24,764 19 519,827 14
Railroad,
Canal, •
67,872 18
Decrease so far this year.
RAIL ROADS
The following is the quantity of Oosltransported
over the different Itaitlroads in Schwylkdol County,
for the week ending Thursday evening :
• - WEEK.. TOTAL.
Mine Hill S, H. R. 26,541 02', 656,193 11
Mill Creek. , do 10,484 12 ' 4- - 0X1,384
Mount Carbon do . ;3,828 . 18 , 93,623 13
Schuylkill Valley do 14,270.00 273,676 !O
Mt. Carbon & Pt Carbon 19,038 19 311,524 15
Little Schuylkill R. R: 9,410 05 • 248,421 19
Union Canal. do • ' 2,265 16' 52,391 10
Saratara . do 1,533 18 ' 36,693 19
LEHIGH COAL. TRADE F 08.1853.
. Fur the weekending Sept. 3, 1853: .
• - Wnsa. • i Tomz..
Sun= it Mines, 10,972 00 247,651 18
Room Run Mines,' • 2,424 Cl '47,'777 18
Beaver Meadow Co., 1,907 08 27,968 13
East Sugar Loaf, 833 10 14,535 03
Spring Mountain Coal,' 3,776 In. , , 77,306 11
Cilerain Coal,' 1,676 14 31,344 17
Hazleton Coal Co,, '• 2,630 10 ; 69,951'00
Cranberry; ' 1,199 04 26,660 04
Sugar Loaf, , 1,139 04 25,010 13
Buck Mountain Coal Co., 1,373 15 46.255 19
Mrilkesbarre 18...-011,1,966 .01
23; 69
11 '029A177'17
.32,021 14 708,429 17
78,922 00
Last year,
Decrease this year,
RATES OF TOLL ,ANV,TILA.NSPORT.ATIO'N
I.noato M /851 •
r
° F=lll. Carbon,..3. Haven. 1 3 —Clinton
To Richmond r _ 4.90 -I 1.85 . ; - 1,65
ToPhiladelpino, .1;75 - 1,10 • • - 1, 1 ,50
RATES OF TOLL BY CANAL WITH: •
• OCT. 1,'1853..
FronrPort Cnibbn to Fltiltulelphis;
" Mount Carbon to -;
EihuvlkillHaven to
Port Clinton to •
RATES OF FREIGHT B Y CANAL
PtiiladelOili: N. York
Fromfon Craboa, -- - I°ls . - / : 70
Mount Cho i,; , 8310t75
" Schuylkill. itimso,7o . toil° 1165
POn Cliotong'OU • I 'l 0 Ott-.
CLIMBEItLANDSITUDUNOUBIOOALTRADE
fer the weet'etelini Avast, 27, 1853 • • •
rR. CANAL.
..: t ow..
Mt. aVitice R. ,R., i tn. _ 2.585 2.083 - 4,608
Cumberland ; 4,3011 i t 720,4
,Leceetteing It. • _ , •,-•1,363
Total for lb. tome . " • : • • •ty 12,181
.. Tot! fot ttiti per, - ; , 904,120 tool.
. .
A TkEitia
rt ha °Or inr•lfki;.cAndidate for }M O 1 t. of
CORONER; at tti jewelling eteatiott. outtati, to the
somtaatian of thic; , . - 14motrialt r!.orOir
*motion. ; ROSS [MILL.
pr. Carbon. Sept tat 11-111
COUNTY Tilin.filintinte
Mu. TlA`woc I , 4,,,renft a .ibrmith toe velum *.
the Jorr;iat, to teektnntrq Q W TA iLOR, ,or
St in....vale. ll.# r titaaervhvitittet.;.f.lv the ipee ' r.f
t.' nUNTIT, TitEA PA. HAI* Wen And fve..vably
knnart..ntld nepitgluut tuba plifo4.. ills nomination
would be • Apttruyeinky anstr-Whiss .6f ,
=el-..•,...11C11.11Tt1iM.L.41A1.1.EY.
Sent. lA'57
• •
Great ‘,lttlanietloaf - In IPrlcies::
BELL4iO or., .TO MOVE.
mirmitis IRA taLoWnt.t, &
I mpo rtzreand ! JoVers of Sills iind'FanriPpods,
:113 litA.lirET St;. PHILAD'A;::
ITlRiTlNC'tivliosa oat Abet , prfsent SOck of
gooita hOrnmittatrtat Into their elm stole, ask
the' attentton of Wirers to large. awl splend i d
masortm'ept of DR cA.3., FANCY GOODS. RISBON
gre., fir.
To 1* Cloz.ettgat at
• yery itelhiced Pr*
rEe* Orllors wligreeeiee strut. aitinttan, ait'a :Asti
kars t6a tiitefit of ao Wilted raps.
Sept. J@, , •
' ENENY SLOW WS OWN SIOLLINIi
riLArtii-s . ratekt: ennkined.grincling and z;hotting
milli 5 on whith cannot fail Corning in
. 1 .0 general, u4r., tu,Ong out as It 'dors' from OHS wheat--
extra tlAnr. sone raitn, middlings, snip-sturrand bran.
at a single opersithit. and in the meet coinplere man
'ner. ThiS truly e,filentide mill Lillts• - a space : of but
"roe feet in dtattOter, and five feet high, Is %worked
b* ehaft. pable of grinding and boltlag from
three to t.1..n bnltrak, of iorh,•at an hour, and ;tan be
propelled:7l,y any Pijiver from four horse to any which
may be itroired. The entire rest of a mill calculated
to make One bar rea , of floor to thei hour, does :not ex
ceed *tett Those:deelring'topnreitase a rrtlth'.or the
patent foe countirkior townships in Peanitylirama,
are rent:Mined to lirias Wm. Ileilmltn, or call at
41 Brolvii :arrest, htladelphia...
Fept. 10.1(051. •• 37.3 t
miwow inaitive
liRtTTONet rn 40 North SECCipIO Bt„
hel6 UL:w Al'hdadelphia. One of the most
extensivi k andite,r3str-tonfactories in lite United Arlan,
Oriztna,tn're of of tae most splendid styles AC
Maids and fhadtf %%latch hate Nen the At
the Franklin I net Curt. for I ilrir ,nperinnty of tinialt
and •piertitor of eitureptlon.. • We t•uy out Materials
cheap foe cat.h.ati7l nee ourselves practical mention.
les. wlllo4,nable.,Vo. to reit super!, Blinds :Shades
at the sante pit r oth e rs char g e for infc'rior ar.
titles .
rr• S.lidr , s'and tliiuds of every variety and'eharae•
ter on 14nd and t;,atte to eider at short notice, and
lettered 11 requited.,, cs• Repairing and. Johhing at
tended t,4 i .
Woritedy to plOtse the public taste
•
r!ft ED141314 PERFURIEIRYL -
co Medak have bg en awardell to E
f 4 hi* superior Perfumery; Fenny
Swipe arnt llogt:ltktri, by diT,Acta Inatitutil during
thn 1.1,4 .:!
llctinAlN, ATanntacturnt- and imparter of the
following: urth.lr4nutuely:—llls eplArntt.d Vtg'etable
flair 011,1-11,ar's Beef':. M4,,rrov...und Lu.tiel. bre.,
dilfeript Ifind4 of elfrattat , for the Ilanilkerehtef ;
ecfnenerivr.Toollq)miten, &c ; also, the untlealled
NlagbetitranneyWrystahne, Win .•r, Walnut, and
ieisr,of ?on.,t,l'aory 1 4 .e.ap4, for sva:hlng COO
% ; l'on4ter, Lily Within. A labaete I; Powder
i'VIT*; Vint hes. ffAt, Hap, f.i.h,telni and Tontli Brush
es; I .o it`Moonalfri, • DrePingl Pocket, and Fine tooth
Coining ; nl,llelt eta la. purcli.ise.l cheap for
cash at InB litoWinth Slice:, below Kano.
Phib
de,phln.;
'
N. ll.t . A litn•tit 111.entirt,t to d. atria.
Sept. II), .1.53 1111.1}. g.t 4 , "..•.1 .21 100.1 1T—
noyzn, 13098 , tSumovED sum
msion with the
greatcsCrast.; i44.ght, harator, and not like'ly to get
out or oia.r.
kit "tt . Preskand Be. 1, all complete, frOca $5 to.
$10; to fres varyitti; according to otzes of Press, and
work OW 0, tieaif.
fec-Pied tlirough ntait.prompttianynded
td, 11 nd Itreogro ..,4tnt to any part of the country.
eet t. 111, 1833,3; 3'7 ,put
14.1,05;i ton!
• ;' ,-,- A CARD
~"
THE !fitidt.rbiiiirri beg leave to inform th&eitlf.Ptle
of Pjoisville-',4and vicinity that 'they have Just
ommed 67/II Of the bent selected stocks' of,rest and .
Winter elotlihieriver pre.:.ented to the ri lizens of
echuy lkill Count;} far iii,,prrtion. .. , i:
It worild he II • , ,. - 4.•ss to attempt to eau %aerate the
different el!,lr,,dii Caat;. Pants and Vests, comprised
in the pleat.' stook ; it 14 enough to say that floods-of
all Solna and dilription will be offered at fine Prue.,
and soldwithont,iny abatement:
.
a i i ,.. ',lice, serf«, be minion and very low ; all that
call (4141 - 1 . far thtiii,elves what the pi I. ea, are for
any :riqrle therAitiould wish to buy. Tli. selling
prim, Witt be pl*i 4 mashed Upon every .:
article- 7
arae
Fine and Colf
• . .._... , .
, The undersiet, 4'e t e determined to du away with
the abojninable•grid dissuitlng practice iirJF; WINE
—a pra4lice whi(ii 'only, in reality, belongs:lo it class
of citizens Who o•_te alivtiya reedy to take two prices
for all they eintc rfor sale. While doutile.dealing
suits nobody, thet..l)ne Pries r4stein must and can't
help pleasing evprylioily. i'
In canclosnin, - ; the'limierKigkeil wish to Flaw that
they aril prepare.) .0 snake lip, to order, in Most fash
ion • blemannerfany styld of dress that may be de
nim,' aOhiitirtinbliiihment t and further guarantee
all In be. well coi&mil made. Tha prices to he Moder
ate and nall=factery tit all who may favor ,ua with
their eninniii.
,-. A Yl,Oil & I 0., Centre at.
Between donssamar 4. Llt.'A I.arge and Estensiva
.
' Dry, anode mild 0 ocery Store and Market St.
P. 4.:,-.l,Ve wiiiii .to tenon% lb.? citizens of Putts ,
vine and vicinit*that the above new and:, itemise
:dock or.; Chithink., &c., will be opened on nest MAT:
URDAN, Sept. i1i,.1e.53. r9t '
Important to it. It companies.
ertiqatztl's littette S tat telt, Ctirre rtmd ,fridge ;
Mitnitors--irfar the Prt.errratton of Wu- '
, . l''' lmam: Lift .'
.
I'l VERY day .txperience teaches us that bnman
4 _slifedesnandeariore etliciiniteafeguatris iii Railroad
travel, than thorn.. now to vie. j, :
The Jerre posathility of an Engine rtishltig upon a
Bridge with tneatraw open . ; or a colli.don,of Wattle
on &entire, a crl7seing, or eta tunnel, warns ua orate
imminent risk W. 1., run when we enter a train of Cars
on4matness or *Moire. A(l3 to this important con
sideration the it%es - of life, so much and so: often &i
-mitated by out- s ubtle Journals ; the mourning fatti
flies cansequen.:.4 upon such calamities ;-; and - the -
amount of datiagges paid, and 41 be paid in - such. ca.,
sea, beside the,..lreat destrortion of property—and r
we thin* the disrovery of a simple but effective me.,!
thud t,. avoid soft' accidents, obould be esteemed by
Railroad Compa-hlea, JUUTlialitall, mad thepublic at
large. as Inratualle and %earthy the *east liberal en.
row optaient t• -'
In life aleive favention, this all important object is
,effected. By fleets Monitors,switehrs are: adjusted i
to pasa'the trait' always In safety t ,
By them the slate of a draw tornado known to titel
Engineer - long 'prime he reaches it! • ,
By them weaning le given in advance, :when si f
trait enters on it Curve I or approaches a :Crossing',
a Tunnel or it citation : • •.
Stopping a train at a Bridge, On ehetting:speed at
Cureet:where it, - I. most needed, (iinnecissearily,) I
entirely obviated ; and as the hlntotors operate will
certaltny, brday.and night, without the etfart ofant ,
persoivor eleefa.c battery of any kind, tie Eirgiiese\
is ontyrsquired tie keep his (gas open, and he tail l have
time and spacito stop his, train, and obtain back
n. Minn, shouldlt then be necessary... 'i
Belitg the sole Inventor. satisfactory ittrormatlon
will lie forwat ed to all oincial applications. ad.
dresstnl properly. . JOHN al. CROSLA ND. .
Prineville, I'a. .
37-tf
FRIDAY. 3 o'cLocx
tot t 0
1 03
135
1 00
- I 25
- 120
111 E
Sepii. 10. 15.0.!
PMENTS I .
eek ending on Satur
B. Ir t ysnan, Pau :—Permit too, through Os columns
of your Javelin!. to, ret,:,outetsud tomthe Whigs of
Seb4 . lklll Coulity, t he mane of WM for than
feemtAble ene4teratlen and Puppnrt for tne office of
COU3TV 212klArillitER. Mr. Nice la mid, enter
pristeg and aVegervlng POTVIVILLEA
Al_ngu '27, InS3- -:25-4t
'POT& ASSEBILELT. • i
Mil: , R. 13,0173su,Ltear Sir :—Allow legit) brinifor
ward the niundiof LIR. ROBERT PHILI Pet, of Neer
Castle. as a prttper person to represent this County i n
the tllatc Legigjature. Ile is an old resident of the
County arid le';lttsown by the maJotity of ithe people
living in the qitonty t hash.: been , du ludependetit
candidate once;hefore, nod through toul plgy. defeat.;
. ,
ed. i.:. ::.,. -,. ' ~._
llWnoralcation by the Convention, witlie ballades
a vi,...Ory ~..'' . , ! BARRY.
Angust 6,1 P 3. : :32-if
:
, COUP•TX • COMVIISSIONIIIt.
9 -1 6. anbectteer.offtis himself as al'ai.didate for
A. COUNTY 4!l.Y.Slllld.SlO,ti VA, at 4 c align invelee,
lion.: 1. . JACOI3, KLINK. .
J01t..43.154i . 31:41c
FiII_ENDSOND FELLOW OMEENS .
1.:08T RE:4'n.:(rtrili,i,v offer myself as a Qat-
Idldate for trh , othre of COUNTY TREASURER,
at thek eomictrtYall Elertlon„ subject to thideelston of
the Whig Couoiv!Conventtott. •
Yours rexPectifillY.
N. M. ;NILSON.
4.3-tf
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.nn4 tar itiore reading - matter than .10 most 300
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Splendid AN ke-TOMICAL, ENGRAVINGS. it teach
. ' • 1
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?tor An of twve, Courtship andlMarriage,
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Alert, very Important secrets for. married' people.
To ;halms the Sallow fare Intta °nit of Denuty,
• It teaches eery person how to be flandeome,
Tea Shes liotir.to make Wrinkled Skin Smooth,
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Toe . ..louse ad2..increase• or the Human Passions In
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wallet and entre, - . ,'
To nitre DalOoese ; makethe flair grow luxuriant
if .4'4 . ';.l .
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To (iemurel,tid Preserve th e Eyesight. (Or Life,
To remove Tan, Pimples, Warts.. Carus Blotches,
necklet', fluockitloous flair.l2. :: - -;( r - '
To linproveJa A Extend the Minion Memory, ".
- - To.fpreteil Things act-Conte. And nhio , ) '
flow to levities the Spirits of the Dead. , i
Hoeg to einiptr Fearful or Terrible to a a rEnemy,
To snake JO es or Juries give DecisionS, either for
or aga)crst, 6) , l.r. .--
li l
. ... .
To maker Cr 'Mal Images sad Magic Hods, •
To Olscoverilidden, Lost or Stolen Tresinte,hlinee,
Toyalso Doti le Crops,without Manure in Expense.
To,make Lipase and Copper so look like POre S il ver,
Toture a Du Ititode of Dangerous Itiseimeh. I
And toscednapllsh many other Wonderful Things l
..itteriettes 41d People how to look You ng; Sprightly
;Gay,i flandoollnit i and ream, To which ; is added,
Genteel Trees - lee on the Secret Indrmitios of. Youth
and ltatorltisttrislog from Genital Discairs In both
Beaess ...Tog.oer wills lato Directions far their Fer•
fees Corr..- Adticies need, very cheap, and perfectly
hortultin. : ~.. , 1" - . ... . ; ..; . . 1 1
Pricn'of ; thOteacdt-r-Ringle copy, 2 cents i Five 'MP' 1
les fll i Twei4ei copies l 12 ;.One Hundred copses, *lO.
11.5 or koreforstYse also , Anote, may be sent b y letter in
perfect safert.:l Address Dr. ki.. Dlivra. • Albany,
N. Y. - post ps.M.. Baolie sent free by retina Inall.-- 1 .
OtrdeNfinl9(ll; prrillt.; , ArapOr,Showelrotnd Medics
1M1J22421! 0”ill' _r 1 ":_."'" - • - • - .4
ICgs of TOR msg.
fit t ed
Th' Is la 1 . ed aislark °fuelling tuerle, To each
atureilortiorly ederenre would say boy, read , dtstrtb
int."44l4kiir Jthlferree. . •
' '!' ir!* a tre4 I a wcirk;asd n nquestionably the pa
diction of , AOt r mlnd."—bouden Moss.
'l'lne mats Person. or those contemplating mar
rviageintioakt without this Book; to tt reveals ter
tnio thivegs;4: il l persons of a certain axis ought to
initillir"-s• Dolly - Them . . 11 . .1. ,
tite
P. ff.—She Habits in Toilet Men effeettlaUgmu
cm
ad I hope& ato to Marriage In both sexes rewired.
and DeWitt& Systea# invigorated- No iehavigo toe
advice. Patte r ti treated - by letter, and! Medici
lona frootroalP. age or eartoatty to all note of s t li d
weildi Cu*: vied.-- :..... .i.
pr i - -. n DDlittill A* ABOVE‘' 1 .
41 11, leilli , - . ...
7
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1,740,077 'l9
1,674,940 10
as
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• 7:S
f. POLITICAL.
coltirlit TREASURER:
Trasville. 13jne 4.1553
TAMMUZ rltOraw.,
-Ms, to o tot aiksinniat64
ate is 34` queer, - izethe " mmo of .54,
Clair..thirry:feet trout Ausdiek .
feet in depth,: . • • '
ALSO. A Djuble Hans* and Lot, ritS,
ate oa lL ai lioad Street, 80 feet front.snd
one hundred feet in itt. -3";
-
ALSO, A Lau running from 3,1 to ftniirted Street,
ihirtr feet front and two'. hundred feet in depth—
will:be so ld is quertr-lots, - or 'undiraies, - to suit
the pureha-er. For terms of rate sylo
.1 NIA EW M c- bLOH.
.
' . ; 'h& Premises.
•-; 36.3 t
Sept, 3, 1353
• ALUALILE BE4LATE 7rCIR SALE
/int: IMltilleflber Offiff smt algriirate rime ths
folluseirg described Rest Estate, Uk4l reesonaltie
;en.*: ,
• No. I The undivided one-bait irttCrest tri all claim
three imta o r and, situate In Rianclikind Tremont
Towaships, debt:34lM Coonty,ithich were surveyed
in January I:01 on warrants to Jobh Otto,
Peter Filbert and John Kidd. The godly,.
ded one-half inteteam in the above tracts egos
amounts to &Ili acres. The and Is Well ages
wooded with timber suitable for railroad es
.
sill. end props.
•tios t. all that retrain lot of grountUaituate to thd
ttorongh of Schaylklll Mimeo. upon w Filch is erects,.
a to ge three-story Dwelling, and, all necessary
outimlldiegs. This property I. now occupied by Dr
Troyer. To any one destraite: of preens:ad
iosdicine in dthaylltill Haven, an opportunity 11 naw
o 3 red 10 Aleuts g euglibriable hennaed *Mee nisei,
to be met wile. .
NO.I. Alttast certain lot of ground situate In Port
Carbon, bounded and described as follows :—Begin.
ning at a post on the ?Math side of Pottsville &met,
at'a corner of the lot belonging to Henry 'hitter,
thence by the same south twenty-hem and a half
east one huudred Met to a poll, thence; north silty.
flee and one hatfesst any toot to a mist; theme north
twentrfour, and one. hair meet ores hundred feet to
POUSTliin street, thrice by the same south silty Ay,
and oneotial( west fifty feet to the plied of beginning.
NO. 4. A tram ct first rare timber Mod. containing
3(5 acres, situate le Schuyliiiis Township:about
lime miles back of Trisearora, In Locust Valley. • •
• lit ESTRR CLYMER,
OfOre in Crntrc &reel. , Pottsville„ Mrectly opposite
the Episcopal I 'buten. 1d
Sept, 3, ra.1.1. . • 56•1 f
if Anus:war P2O - Ern IN4:111%.
1 , I I.T.E AT PRIVKI'E .DALE.; CHEAP.
A i jite Subscrthers oder at Private Sale all that tract
and building lots. known as the " Carbon
Hirt "or Young's Hill " property, in the Borough
of Potforille estetuling from the River Schttylkill
above Mr. I:Auer's Brewery to the , Port carbon
road, being about Zitt yards in width and containing
30 acreA, more or less. This property may=be FA id
to be invaluable, not only for the:purposes of buil
ding, hut alsii . as otTering the hei.t locality in the
Borough, on which to erect suitable Wafer Works
for supplying the town - with water.' _ Apply at their
office, corner . Coal and Callowhill Streets.
SN Y DER 454 MILN&S. •
35-f
CM
' August 1852..
TIMBER LAND FOR SALZI , ,
he subscriber offers at Private Safe. a tract Ot.
L about 415 acres of Timber Land, situate in Cat
avVissa Valley, Union Township, Schuylkill 'Coon -
ty Pa. About 3:)0 acres are well Covered with
White Pine, Hemlock and Oak Timber, and in
quality and amount per acre is said - to be unsur-.
"
ej by any other in the Valley.
•Pa •
,The Catawisra Railroad now beini;cori•tructed,
r i me s.within 7U yards of the tract-1t public - road
and t he Rig,Cluawissa Creek passes through it.—
Also 15 acres Wocd Lea-6 adjoining the above.
• .The Timber upon the above Land; it is supposed,
will Yield over len Million feet 01-''Manufactured
LuMber, which' can be delivered into' the Tamaqua
market when the Railroad is m operatton at an eV
eiagevost of lees than SS,SO per 1000-feet, inducting
-- rat cost 01 land and the improvements oeces-
Fll 'to conduct a large business. Aliy information
resPe ung Ihy Land, Terms, &el can be obtained
by :calling upon the subscriber at his residence,Rush
Township, Schuylkill County, Pa.,. or, by letter , di
rected to the Tamaqua P. O. • :
WILLIAM MINTZER.
35-11
,Crirt hr ASi U
ii.:7l,llliliS. DIE
and
NMIAVEII%;. No.
1D ti CIF. Street,
e Improved
gal Press'i'so great
J woven:vln r.ver
le old style SLAI,
'ILIESS,tis it brings
superior ins
.
MO=
rr ILE Snbscriber arra at private ink, a GIUST -
I. MILL, with excellem water-power and IS,
acres of lane, on which is erected b frame
House situated in North Mauheim Township
Schuylkill county, about 1 mile irOrn Schuylkill
Raven, and 3 miles from Pottsville.; The mill is
Well patrouized and is prepared for'imakiug Hour,
ill
machinery is in a good condition': .
ALSO, A Farm situated in said Townstup, con
taining 172 acres Inure or less whiqh may be pur
chased in two parts so that there, will be a large
Dwelling House. a Swiss Ham and 'running water
on each part: About 100 acres are cleared, and
well' supplied with apple and peacOrees ; the re
mainder is covered with pine timger. This place
is 3 miles front Schuylkill Haven
.and 3 miles from
Pottsville. The owner _lntends motimg to Illinois
and will therefore sell without Mil,^; Those wish
ing to purchase will .call tin the std4riber in North
111anhelin'rownship,'zichuylkill County.
-SARI JAL STEIN.
34-tlt
August 20, 1553
MANUFACTURES.
MILLER'S IRONRAME PIANOES.
, *wlk: celebrated in4trumenis, in addition to their
former acknowledged superloillyi have recently
rectived the mostf.attering coumien-1 I
dations from Madam Litshop and Mr.l
Suchin, %ha hail them in use at their:
late concerts in this city:
The public ate invited to call and examine the as
sortment not+ on hand, arid for sale al - -We lowest
prices tithe %V.2.13.ER00MP, 12 6.Blrth t 3 set Phil
adettihia. ,
Sept. 3. 185/ i ' 36-3 m
GIITTAPEribIitA REi3ITER
SOMETLING ENTIRELY NEW.
CE North American Gutta Perch's Company are
.I. now offering at wholesale a great variety of
clothing, ice., made from Rider's Patent Vulcanized
Gulfs Perch'', of new styles and beautiful finish:—
These goods are water.mout, free from unplea.,,,ua
smell, pliable and elastic like India-rubber, and not
injured by fatty substances, and will:not decompose
and become stingy. They are very different in char.'
acier from any other e..odstereuifore made of Gutta
Percha, either in this country or Europe, and are
warranted to stand all climates, •
Among the variety, may be fennel Coate, Cloaks,
Capes. poochos. Reefing.dackets. Overalls. Leggins,
Sha-westers, Caps, Camp DlauketN donor Covers.
Shower Matti, Syringes, Breast Pumps, Balls, Fesicil
and Ink Erasers. tiss..bags, Sportinen's Drinking
Cups, 'Steam Packing, Machine Belting • Carriage
Cloths, &e., &c., w lib a very cheap and elfective Lite
made expressly' to meet the new passen
ger law of ' congress. , All ot a finish rind quali:y supe
rior to any other water-proof goods now before
the public: For sale et the WAhtiIIDU.SE, 80 Cedar.
Street.
Dealers in waterproof good* are Invited to eiamlne
these goods, believing they will find them eitsseas
AND l'All aurpitos to koythlbs they have ever seen
be lore.
Orders to any extent executed at short notice.
WILLIAM RIPHR,
E. I. Btwans, • Pres% N. A. U. P. Co
Treasurer and Beery.
, Augost2o. 11833. 34-em
FRAUD!
LL who want Axle of the real COLLINS £ Cos
. 11 make should be particular to notice the stamps.'
.there are various counterfeits end imitations
stamped Collins and labelled tench:like outs, which
are fraudulent'?" sold in some parts of the United
States as our manufacture. They are made In ditfei-:
ern parts of the country by various hie•maters, and
are generally their poorest quality.' The. genuine
Collins axes, which have acquired such an extensive
I reputation, are Invarisibly stamped "'COLLINS &
CO. HARTFOUD," and each axe, has a printed label
with my signature. It Is now more than TWEXTV-
Ei•l TSAR* since we eominenced the business with
the stamp of "Collins k Co,Hartford," , and I do not
know of any other axe-maker by the name of Collins
in the United States. , COLLINfd.
August 1P.53.
34.1 y
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
86 AVM STaIgET (SNOW 3D ST.,THILADEILPHIA.)
And at ITS WATall ST., Niw YONK.
1k 8 our Unods have MI been selecied In Europe ev
nun or rue Fur, and Manufactured by our ,
selves in the moot elevint and fashionable manner,
we eon offer them at a price piling their superior
quality Into consideration) that witkdefy competition.
t 3 Oliver Medals smelled for superiority by the
etitutes of Pennsylvania and Maryland. .
August 20.11E2. 31.3m'
atoliato recTonv.
MOROCCO, LEATHER AND SHOE FINDING,
At hem's Old Statui on Railrocid .4t., Pottsville.
I . l ll o3 Lts
ontd
the a bove
respectfully t,uwn
is le .
n c i t=- 1
they vrilicontlinie the manutscture' of all ► co ds. of
.MOROCCO, such as Kid, sticks, French Sloiocio,
bindtngs, Pink Linings, &c.. and wilt continu
ally have on bind a general assortment of all kind.
of LEATHER, such as Oak Tanivid, and Red dole
Leather Slaughter Jape, French and City CA( Skin,
MINERS' UPPER LEATHER, and!it variety of Shoe
Findings, stuelras Threads, Nails, Pegs. UlansPl,
Se. All of which will be sold at tije lowest cash pri
ces. NEWNAN & Co.
Pottsville. May 14,1853. .00-tf
• 13117ri STORE.
•
•
ANDREW WURFLItIN,
Manufacturer of Guns, PA.71413, Rittar, 4-r. -
No. 123 North SECOND St., abase. Race, Phila.
VA /
HERE be kelps constantly en hand a general
assortment of Double and illogle AHOT GUNS,
large Durk Guns„ BIFLEA, and :PISTOLS, of all
' kinds. Also the celebrated Cast Steel RUM, with in.
crease ,twist to shoot the pointed, ball of my own
make and Importation. • • •
Shot and Ride Sarnia, Powder, paps. Shot, Bells,
Fluke, Horns, Game-bags, Shot-hags. Pouches, /km
invite persons,wiehtng to purchase gouda la my
Ilne,to call and examine my stock before pUrrlllllllll
elsewhere. for I am determined td sell on the mast
reasonable Isruta; Don't forget No. it 2 North See
'ond street. e. -
NAL—Partlenlar attention 'mid to repairing In all
hi branches. ,
Augnst 13,185 g. 33-3 m
GREW` WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
AND ims.Nurscroity OF
0. L. MILLER. 4 C 0,.,.
S. W. Corner Ard. and • Second Ste., :Philad'a.
VERY - VARIETY Of SHADES, Wholesale and
Eaßetall midi as Scroll. Elosser,Clotnie. Vignette,
Oil and Dry i llAndsca see, are to be bad at %be lowest
pnees For (puny or wort. Orders for 011 t, Plato
Store, Lettered and other Shads executed at short
notice.
- erehants and others "are invited to give ns a trial.
WE WILL TRY ID PLEASE. . •.
Wanes. Trimmings, &c ., always no hand: -
Remember W. Cartier SECOND aad ARCH
Streets, Prdiadelpliht,
diagnat A, 1832.
• ImiIATIZEI
FRITZ R.
4. HENDIt Y,
Store No 29 Noetli TIIIRD Sti, Rhihulotphio.
i (HMCO° iIdAUFACTURERB, "Carriers.' Im-
LW/porters,, Cornallszlon and general Leather Busi
ness, wholesale aid retail. NlllVitielorY at 15 Mu"
strews - St
n33reet. Philadelphlai
Jere. I
• '
SUMMER GEAF..
THE nebealtiel has now on hand a complete is
sannent of Ramon tbr eneente wear. (Unit*
U, Single or Double !liver.;
mounted and dateled to every etre.; 44 1110 1 .%' . ..
Ply-nets, or an panenteand colors''
copilot ankle: Also, Seedier&
Mini and an leas of Trappings,
belonging id the Medley, badness.: ' -
Minna imitable for Colliery pa - titmice on hand, or
made to order at strops notice. `,
gar - Orders . foe Oarsman, gra, promptly 'supplied
on teammate terms. L. WOWELSDORYP,
Opposite Episcopal Chinch, Centre Bt., Pauline.
Jew 11,1831. smy
TVS MU= amirmanan
GEORGE STURORS,' •
O wia.Ntit STREET; PHIPIDELPItte.; '
ANUFACTURiII, of Improved oplial SPRI#O
a47711,E15.
Hay 114.rinttsimi ALM= VITO Bryan .13 eniN
Co., t Irrotisht .I'l.o*Z:data and oilier
Furniture .. Vast /ran Aiiituits anzi
ALuki* in Wood.. ,
raIMBISIO iISMOUSEWIT.
May It 1853.
Dr • .DICZINSOII neipsetlittit nanoattees , to the
DIU,. public thathehassurehassd thesatirs sleek or
the late ihm of Moreton t tickles:M. anti Wrench
carrying on *benumbing business is all hs bradawl
'ma toe old Sued neat the Potteetilii Flease. - where
be hopes. by attention to bosiasse4 Ow maybe able to
meth cohere of WWII's ' 'Relent lUD'
anise bitworis to be as good; and eta , be 40, on
la ettsatilibilepritilii arose. beAloke elanwhenw
- • • •(- DICSIM*Ort.
migastlTZlin . ; • •
113
PRIVATE SBLD
SOLIS, 13110TEIPXS;
Of 'every' des(' rippatkl of:
LADIES! FURS
~I
. card, but a recent, malicious titlark Upon
me '.conteitted in a communiention published
in 'The 'Metiers' .Tattrnal of Saterday last,
- leaves me no alternative but to :refute the
charge there made and, in doing so, " to place the
s saddie lilt the right horse.'.' • I feel assured that this
attack emanates from the MADE quarter ihatlas led
ito the late proceedings against mvselr, viz : The
, Forest Improvement Conipany. That the public
may know whether or not this Company is endea
voring to promote-or to blind justice, let "facts be
submitted to a candid world." It is nut true that 1
even employed David Ir. DeF o rest, either to make
I true or false statements of crial sent over the Mine
Hitt Railroad, as stated; in the cemtnimication in
last Saturday's Jqiernal. When the "ticket clerk"
!waesieleceed to till the place lately held by I). B.
IDeForest, I was opposed to the seleEtrea of Mr.
DeForest, as is welt known to the members of the i
`late "Mu,ersville Coal Associatioa. ' I helieve-that
1 was the only tenant of the . Forest haprovecnenf
Company that did oppose Mr.. DeForesee selection.
From ace Secretary and Treasurer of the Compa- - 1
ny to every tenant and agent entitled Jo; a vole t ex
cept my _eft, (according to the beet recollee
lion) the, preference was given for Mr. 10eForest:—
Now, who it was that first seduced this " orphan
boy." as the author of the communication calls Mr.
Diforest. " to,make false statements ofthe weight
of their coal," let this same " orphan biiy" answer
for dimwit'. The annexed affidavit of Mr. DeFor
est will Show that the Forest Improvement Com
pany had at least endeavored to ecuplov him to
"make false statements of the weight ol their coal"
before I knew or dreamed of such practices. The
author of the communication endeavors to : place
ine in the position of one whose charged it is trot
necessary to " refute." The Charges are not de
nied; the answer is merely that I am not such an
licenser that they are expected to .answer..' I reii
ply that 1 made no accusations but iuch as I con
sidered necessary in my own detefiee.: I did not
call for an answer; but, inasmuch isi . the author of
this communication feels justified in attacking me,
without answering the charges made te me, in or
der to *how whether tuis.attack upon nit-self texiot
intended to divert attention from the' Voreetqin. ;
provement Company, -I herewith publishAteittc,
which shall be e.itablished, not' upon my veraelly ,
or refuted by the dental of any one, but the 11.4 et:
which shall be established by. the record—br e bt".
", ticket books " now'in the possession of my cOn ,
sel. James Cooper tied F.' W. Hughe.,
These ticket books will show that the 'Foreet:lnr....!
.provement Ccei'pany practised,the Mine Hillimuds,
to a greater extent thar try other parties. . ,, They
will show a greater average difference beNieen the:
true and false weight of their, coal ecift4e; the*
selves, at Port Richmond, and to theitomers,
including the Reading Railioad Company, thvt
such deference charged upon other perttes.
-
cars were all of the same average sizei 4 M.oha;
fact that the annexed table shows that inn - VOSS?,
when Mr. DeForest was absent, - bud his - liAsee sup
plied by another, that the event (or weight.;:of coal,
sent by the Forest Improvement Company- to them
selves, at Port Richmond, and to their customers,
was precisely the same, is eonclus've proof of their
collusion with Mr. DeForest, if it could:ibis enter
tained for a moment that at all othei periods,
when the coal was ticketed by Mr"•DeForest,'
that it could uniformly happen accidentally that the
cars of coal, sent customers, were hiwayilheavier
than'the cars sent to themselves.
Showing the diPrence an eaeh ear Of .
6 3 , tles Fo r r,t, Improvement. - Compiny to ]hear
recpretirt customers, and that sent to Melt' titiot
wharf at Rid",low!, during the folloarty.,
»tont
• -F r. ~.. , . 5 .,
L ° : E
.5. fi' .0 ye , Q.
' •••••Z • .:-' . .f., ; 7,
t.s:'' 9. - i 4
.. •4
2 'Fi a ;,,,
?, .4 -, 0 ... •
4 •1 12'
4 11
4. 115 ,
July,
August,
October,
*Zklocember,
December, •
4 ilO
4 . 12
Inn
February, 4 . 12
March, , 4 , I 12
April, I 4 : 16
1 - May, 4 09
June, I( 4 Et
July, i t , 4 18
August, 1 4 09
9.eptembee, 1 4 ;14
October:, • 1- 4. 115
November, 4 it;
1853.
February,
March,
April,_
'Their agent at Richmc
part ofprepareil coal sent a
terence in the Lump Coal.
f Mr. DeF. wa, , Trom home till this Inontli, there
fore no - dillemnce between Coal eat to cm.tornera
and their own wharf.
TABLE'
Showi4 the dsfterence its earh ear of G'oal, sent
by the Forest Improvement Company to the
Phil
adelphia and Readi7ig R. R. Co.; and that of
Me Jame size to their own wharf; at R.iehmcnol,
during the :foltoTing Months ;
k.L-C
ral > - 1 3
g ". •
1852. Tom.. Cwv.Tous.CVrt
June, ' 5 07 1 ; 15'
July; ..; Si 'OB i 15
September, 5 .1 01,, 0 4 ' 14
October, .; 5 ; .4 15
November, 5 ' 4 15,
1.933
March,
Ap
Sotnech for the ope"rations of this',Company up
on the Mine Hill Railroad: I take the liberty' here
of saying that inyestigatioms are now progresAing,
and avenues to light already penetrated, by which
the whole public will-soon learn of operations of
this Company tit. Port Richmondohat the interesisof
all engaged in the coal trade of this County, and of
public Juatice, demand plicnild be made kdown.i •
' . WM. PAYNE.
DAVID B. DEFonzsi being duly worn says that
refereoce to the alleged fraud... npon the Mine
Hill Railroad. he never had any conversation what-
ever with William Payne on that subject-until after
the subject was well understood between
and ft principal officer 01 the Forest Improvnient.
Company, aad until said principal officer in behalf
of the Company had desired to enlist the services of
this deponent to make out such certificates of weight
that would'. enable said Company •to defraud the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad :Couipany . and
the 'cuitomers of he Forest Impro*ituini Company.
• . • DAVID. B. DeFORDST.
Swim and 'subscribed before me, a Upsiim of
the Peace for Schuylkill County, -thin day August
. ,
I BENJAMIN DeLONG, J. P.
Sep: saber 3d l'&3. . '
TO TUG T'Az PATERS Or NEW
CASTLE TO firTiSFIIP
T FEEL it my duty to answer a comtnunication Pub-
Alined to ,the ffewapapers of Pottsville.: 1 life:
wise find it struck oft In flaming 'handbills at all nut
Potter dlibps and :Public Houses in Said township.
signed lien Neffmnd John linty, Auditors of the
Totanehtp; also,James , Idurphey's mark, under the
bead of,,Truth and : Justice. I.te laut0• 16 ". •
The Auditors, Isaac Neif and Joint Ileary.say that
the minutes in JIM Township Book will show that
they met June 0, 11153, Will directed the t.llerk , to
make but the Datllicate. on a calcuthtion of 3 milli
to the dollar, and appointed It. Philips CollectOr , e-
The Act of Assembly, , 'Named it the iyesr ledg, enti
tled " an 'Act of fdr the better regulation of pie Intel•
ship of New Castle," expressly says, that, the Su
pervisor and Auditors "of .ald Townitily'sbnil bit in
cobjunetion, in Wing the rate of esiaesement and In
the appointment of a Collector, of In township rate..
end levieit. •
Now, the melds. if Isaac Neff and John Henry
bad the whole difectitat And letting the Township
adults, then the tits isprMierly laid,And the Colin
tor properly apruiinted. -George Reifsnyder, line of
the Auditors or said TniOnship,lts OM been notified
by the Clerk of the Township, nor ny any of his col
leagues, to meet them on any occasion, tint he bits
been avoided - and Steeled as though, he bad no voice
in the affairs of Said Township, and wan kept
nprance °fan theirtransacttons.so fat this year, and
1 am la the salmi situation.
The first Information I have bad that any.' awn
meat fur find Tait* have been made for Mix year,
and a Collector appointed, I find in She Pottnille Pa
pers. dated July 23. Mal, and Ina number of Mode
bills, of the Muni date, posted around the Township.
If these proceedings are in . accordance with the
, Act of Anemblyt expressly passed for this, township,
t hen 1 base no More to say and will submit; but If
illegal. I shall base it properly attended to before.
the tax shall be - JOSEPH WILDS;
Supervisor of New Castle. Township.
July 30.1853. -314 f
3-Sm
1:8-ty
_s •
USPORTANT P17131/10: NOTICE.
Rif USU. Sltsl;f3lkN CfineflCßlli twill theta-
Cve. selves of this method of returning Oak sincere
thanks to! their friends and the politic enmity' for
Garver, Ilberal patronage bestowed upon them, and
beg leave' to announce that they are . now prepared to
offer ro the public the balance of their Gpting and
summer Cloods,ka a tremendous saerlfwit...in owls, to'
make room foj k i t le of the,largesc* and gloat choke
stock of tall i ever brought id this place.
They.have a o on 'bind a Splendid. new. *dell.
bought within the last week. now open and ready for
tueiret4on,at eductuely low priCes, defying romped
flan as to the c h oke is styles aadquility. Whig fully
determined to bcrumnlati ; no Olt mock. but sell at
.pri :es to *nal...quiet cash sale's', While Goods are.
new and fresh AlLf this belay thesliesson of prepar
ation for.laylnt In other class goods; buyer, gill god
It greatly to their advantage to give them a call be .
tore pendia slaCsi!ewhers• I
Augnetill, • •
AMILIMiN IMUCELJIEN WABZ S .•
MAE undersigned baying the exclusive riiibt
distonng these Wires in Sebistikill cooaty tnis
Opened a law and splendid rtment, e!noeg
which will begoand an kinds o Door and House
Funtiture,Oruhmentar Wires, drc.,
admrtted
by . all to be tbe Most beautiful *MI mica twee.
lain IMO made, it is cheaper, lore durable and
perfect than Ws inlPOrted Cel and exam
me at Inn W a 4k rariSt4 ,3E li dliCli patent : .1
• /4ealY oPtallin ilhliAntere Belk: ,
April let WO., • 1 . 184
TABLE
Tons.
Tons.!Cwt
Et2l
4 07
111 os
Fm as
4 17
4
4 11
,nd, reeetved a.greater
monthi cwt. dif•.
Erf,. ° : a
"
S
• O - t
4,ct;
Cwt
5 4
5 `'*- 02 4
. J
41-it
....__Alhiblitasr as 314r1i DAY it, -.mime 40th,
Sc t•W Coon House.in Else Bo ugh of Pura . , salt:. for
the purpose of selling, aE sue aassated Lands.)Lots..
&e:, u Base bun purchased ;Mega at rtnatnerY
Side, agreeably to the 7 /let o ,:•ssembly„l' and,batie•
been hiiiii by them, unritdee id„ for Ate yenta arid.'
upwards, a list of whlen is be .unto annexed. •. -
saa'e tie commune* at. 1 cecl kP. M., On ul 4 day;
and calling from day to day il all I, mild :. ; • ;
--"- WAYNE TO 6111111 P, .1
Acre*" Land. ' ' tar ea, Land._ 'I !. ,
25., -Mitchell . ' , licrollphour, I : N4 1 41.1
152 John Weaver, Aliattle.,_, I . . 1.1
75 P Ncismendrr, ,i ; 2
DSc 8 [eller. *. •:, 1
5 Jonathan Millet; - i - Jane Gowen,
''6 John Ley, '- , .11 Cheorge Rub, ' ;
1$ Ctiarles Eatitner,f 1 John Poo; ' 1
9 Peter Vibe'', . • 111 Abraham 'Luckenbill,'
. 4 Jatob Kenehtm. tier; -. 109 Frederick Shaeffer' 1
4 Willies & Moyer, ,: ',-, Z Abraham Lueltenbill;
2 Jacob EgoW; . i' - Minuet itersbner, '
45 Benjamin Beddor . 1 Abraham Luckehbill,',.
11 Herring ac heron .
,1 MI J Deriglar.M Kahtner•
IU 14c 11).. .
PINEG Vg. T Whel4llP.
s acres Land. " '.•e es Lead. . i '
110 John Zerbe 4 lei's.. 4 0 0 JOIE Brown, S'
83 Jacob Minnig,' I , 43 Cirste6 & Devenpott,
1 30 . 11 - Stahl; now P.I F.
..47 fltrimptier & others, LI
Ludwig, I . I John Lebengood;, 'I
100 'EA Solder, I 1':... 5 4 1 Michael Boyer. '.• ;
. to Zerbe,ilatii\ra Fitl ert., - 33 P k J Wasborne.
. 37. Joseph Silver. - " lop P Merl, late Bona ,
wits, 100 Samuel Filbert,. ; ls, '' - I! • ';;
50 Benj. Bonawiti, Ir 1 19 'Michael Fritz, ;;,
• 3 gel, , sattorg.„ - _•,ki_ ; 200 Fleury Embertaur, ;
' , ISO Francis Wblie„ - ; r'. ' II E • Boyder,
iss J Suyarr t giaiip; . t i 1510 Prantls Wbne.i. '.l
00 Seibert & Itabitiech, 60 Zimmerman, ' ' ,
30 Groff & Deck,.. - -,.: .
.. Loasi: , ;. . •
gig pe,,,putissi,,
~,.. ' , .2 Joseph Barger. i ' ' 1
3 , 1 Wolfport, ". - . 1 11 Eillellogbea, t '1
1
60' Prlart.
_. il .4 Marcus [ anemia, ;
. 060 Omen' Os Dare l,l is CharleslOck... : i
- . 10 Joseph.lismpbell . I I
' PORT It I'OWNSHIP. , •
m l
Acres Land., !Ames Land. i i
"Idt 11 Boitaisits, - . 1 100 Peter Filbert, I - ,
"400 Hoch Wm, A rue.; 223 Joseph Zerbe, .. 1 .
Ley & Drenkle:- i — ,I 4'o part of 112 11 Heber;
.241 du • ' do ' . dn. ling,
151 do do I do"' "300 Wm Graeff, •.' :' .
.135 do do . do lif Gemge Drenkle sad'
300 do do. . do I-Greenawalt,
141 dA do ' , do, l ' 231 do do 1 'i' '
165 samuel tricker, 1 300 do do l 1 . .
4W, Dreekle, George k titt Jacob Chtl,st, .
.: • arrenaltall. 1. ' 140 John Bari .- 1
r... , 100 William Greer, I 1 '. '154 11 - Iklnawits; : I :
' 143 John Ifuber lOO Philip ZiMmertuab,;
107 Henry Umbeh - lam, 300 dmissel Oster. , '
- . • • - - , ' srla JaccredbUeffer:'
PINEUROVE 1101101,4311. I , ~
Into. .' - 'i . 1 bits.- 1
I Michael Minnie 1;1 Daniel Oood. '
1 Samuel Ham, ' i 1,, I •
. t. LOWE MAIIANTANOO. i I
Acres Land. .-: - I acres Land• I : ,
11:, pan of 157 i hibn C . 73. Pan of 113, BI BONI-
Kitienann,i i ,-, 11 wits. 1 I
90 J'obta Hied,: 1 . .' t 390 Grolge Cake. 1 .
00 Philip lionminger, i 1115 Kelly, &MAI & C 0...
• 400 Reuben Trogelf,! 210 Jaibb Brower,. ,
'''. 6 wenj Reein..l --, •.. I '.4 of 124 T 6.1m0ge1,, _
":2141 I'eler Filbert, '
•:' 300 Edward Boyderfr -,
8 Samuel Hood., , .ip Hied at Potholer, ' 1
100 Samuel Hain, , -1 27 Samuel Himmel,
90 Philip Hunt:singer,
. . ,
'
. ' • -, • BARRY TOWNSIIIP.' 1 " 1• •
AereiLand. , - , 1 11.,:tres Land. . .
~-,
300 Wm Prestilt, - :6O Isaac"Ebrist, - I' -
350 Benj. Becker; , 1000 P. F. Ludwig andJ
50 Wm Crosby, . .1 I; Iluntelnerar., I
100 John Snyder, r 200 John Heiner.:'
tri John Dreher; •• I :,,
'';--. - .
.. UPPER MAHANTANCIO.
:Acres I.e1101; . I. I' - 1
I ip.. r F Ludwig, and .1 Hun:Wilier ...., •
.' •„ ' • - UNION TOWNSHIP. i 1 : •
.Aitss Land. , . 7 . • Acres Land.
,400 Jacob Zimmermati,lale aoo Eiltabeth & Hannah
~ CariLur; - ' : ' i; Bitter, 1 • :: ~
100. John llnie, • lOn Peter Gardneri ~
220 Thomas Mania : .-
I 400 John Eliza,
• :00 aced Cormiht; • Ire Wm ttnemart, . [ . -.!
,
418 Darnel Reese. • . I
_.I .
, .
.- 11111 . 1811 TOWNSHIP. ' 1
Acres Land..' :. . ,Acres Land.'
• 200 James areilier. '•
. , 200 Levi Reber,
900 Michael Seltzer, late' 182 John Harr. • .1;
~,o t ... :
~
. Taylor, .E is
Henry Hee - N.'
75 P W Jackson, ....,-, 1 103
38 Franke okilluntzliger
72 P W Jackson. :::;;-..?.. .I'3o Wm And...mied,:
„PM Frederick littlf.af'gr?,• - .41G0 Jacob Alice'
490 Andrew Gliber4;;`,.ji, - ..t230 Jacob Bensinger.
lat.Josi•Ph Ridgwaj* , " -60 ' 0 Chalk' , Wlimee• :
•. .
• , '.: • scnvia*.lp,f7owNgtitr. : . .
:Aergs Land". r! .•... ; ' , .. , .:i. i - .i•Eres Land. ; -
',49.K.WillisuklEteithitir, - Wie ~.70,Joseph 51111er.; ,'
tir'• :-,- H 4i
untaltiger.-. 2 2: - . -". .. ' 1 :490 Ludwig 6., Ilunglnger
'4OO it Barnett LatOrightl:;oo Geo. W Tyrion, ;
, 80 Witi. : WildgenstiO, ,'4OO W Klebner, Pott fr.
t 20 Wm. SVllderin,ulh, • I.r Co.,
111 JacnbAleiaberir,:. 1407' Geo. W Tyson:,' i
IS detain &'Sboe - ner,. I_2oo Fred'k Liuderb/on,,
41 Elehner dc , Shoentil,-400 La der lig I! Hum zinger
• maker, ; -•.--,.,,
..
.; i •
.. _ .
WESTTENN. 1.
7 ittrestand. , I
. .'•.- 1. 6 John Bachman. :.
r'7 Burd Patterson,
.„ 60 Charles ("Anil.' '
.• . .
1.- • i • '
A r reo Land. •
13 Jacob emit:,
101 l Chas. Canbey;
10 Parallel Camp.
100 Charles Kelbe,
•
• ' EAST - BRUNSWIG TOWNSHIP. • '
Acres Land. . ' -
..'. Arres Lane; !•:,: , I 4 ,,
a Ege estate, : [l7B Schoen , k Cabin!, I '
150 Samuel ffeoner, •• • 466 Reuben Hauser, • ?",
113 witflain Atidenned,
..• p-50 Samuel R Kepner;'
—WEST,BRUNSWIR TOWN9111:1P. • •
•
Acres Land. .•• _ . /ACies Land. i ', ••:-
Ito P. .F. • 'Ludwig. and.; 9 John Moyer. •
Hunleinger lite Risher if ID George ibt.yerr- '
300 P F- I.udwig & Hunt- ~ • 5 J Shoenet dc.• l nick
zinger, late Rlihel; : it en. • i , ~
I BIANIIELV,TOWSIIII9IP. i .;
Beck; .•40 G. Roc ! . ':
Acres Land. •; s cees Land. I :L . , : ,
'7ou Fred' Kochi B Rillloket
600 Robert Lewie, •'.- - ~ 400 Joseph,Spenter,
P. Wnt B Potts, . - - sots.
Lewis, i• •
13 Nicholas Wellelsa, !i. I Robert Lewis,
-10 Jacob Roth. . - i I Samuel Marla,
14'Elias Siegfried, 4 '1 Robert Ecwll
25 Peter Kern, .• ' I'
. ••' PiORTII: 51,
+tur■ Land..
14 William Brock.
1 Jacob Kunkle.
. scnyvnim Fi
I Ocantie Strobe, •
_1 Mrs. Murphy,
t. George Delbert,
Ilenry Tyson, -
'Vitus Rennet.-
POTTSVILLI
7 Lots._
t Carry 3r. Chambers,
1 .darnnel Heffner, •
i • INIANCLI Ti
1
Mien Land, . -
405}Michael Rankle, 11
WI tieiminger, 3 Dtmein!
& °teak' e. -
57l Offerman COO] CO„
1200 (Norge Ruth, „
BOUM RiANITRIM,,
AMR Land, ' Acres Land,, '.
20 YAbrallam Denotes, . .. 23 P Royer, 1 -Dearer
•09 'George Koch. • .& W Heiserk :.-
.
' - ~-c ..,,NORWEGIA TOWNRIfiIp,, i' :' •
Arrei Wide. . ! Acres LW. i !! ;
44 Wetherill & Rrotlieri deceased' - !
150 UeltEal Geo. 'tenter 143 Wetbcrill & Brothers
deceased, i Lot, ! 1
no Mfrs of Geo . . Seitzei, I•Abrahatii Biddiernan
. ! GERR9B HARTLEIN,) I ! 1
•I#&AC-STRAITCII, CcimaliaaNderl l , -
- JAVOIVISLINR. I.
Commissioners'' Office. Potts-
ville. August 20.1853. r ; c - . i 34-5 t
I All the papeN of the Ccinmy will pique Insert the
above 1 times.l ; i
_ -
, DRY G()OD1S, &C.
LADE STOOII O! FALL DRY 000 .
jYRB AND 3.AN DELL Fourth and Arch 'Streets,
Philadelphia, respectflilly Invite Or -attention
of Country Btorekeepers.latid others, to their large
stock of Yell GOods uow in store :
Ninsilos at old prices, ! All k Inds of Bhal l N.
American Woolens, Blankets and guilts.
French Melones, • • iiTable Damasks, Towels,
Fashionable Dress Goodsi British and American Cal
New Fashion 'Silks, laws.
Black Silks, all widths, I
E & L. are 'constantly/1' receiving goods vow the
Auctions of Nelir York attd-PhiladelDhle, which ena
bles them to ester good bargains to all their oattOns.
Sept; 3,1853 ' 31i 3m
TIED
S 1 t STREET SILK wrong:.
NO. 41 N. Stk STREET, PHILAD'A•
I V; DitPUY returns rib/thanks to hts lIIIMetOI2II
J . customers - 1n rICIIUVLKILL COUNTY for their
Initial patronage during Die hit 110.111100, and la now
prepared to eupplj , them r et reasonable prices, whit
every, description of Fancy Dry Goods. •
Mis stock rowdies a irll assonteent of
Rich Plaid Bilge, ',Firm French Departed.
Brocade, do Rich Plaid Cashmeres,
Ploin do • Paris Mous de I.einell,t
Changeable do Phila. All' weed.
datints'P lorences, 'heap De !Alain. •
Pad. Pe Beges. (Imported Gingham,
Embroidered Collars,•• ,Chintses, Dualists,
diseves Chissagetter, 1
gladungs, '
410 - . a fall -line clan Iridtb, or 1b• DEBT BLACK
SILKS, with finite/Is, Mantillas. Cloaki.
Cloaking Ctpthe, Gloves, lights.itibbons, to greet va
riety.: • i'
BD goods are bought lairs, In Isis lots, from' grit
handooluiertil be sold cheap. . V. DEPLIY.'
• 41,14.11 th Street Plfthi.
August r. 111 5 3,1 134 m
minus le hereby "hritrThat as ailaurara cam
oft:Omni*PlnL for detail gestic" slime,
ia ago for the County It Ilehurallt, salt be heti I.
Petunrille. fa the Comity "thermal.** Ilealley, the
lea of Sept.' neat, at O'clock A..K.. 6 1A MELIA*
one week. "
Themekore ett perms* boas daty.tc tl bats ap
polar at maid Chem, wal lee Mk*, sad govarttkata
welvetracaoaktaily. • • .
• AWN NAIR& "0114
Ilhonri Oita,
f .. 134
trravriint 4nikxturt,.
CR .X
RAP WA 4D lARIVt.iR
V, .t anJ Erten, if the " rfilladelntlyt
w Watch and Jewelry 13248."' No 9$ Morin Sec
'.
aad Str " l . l- '" a°ll44Bll7 ' Pika"444l4. ' " • PULL% rni DAY '4 O ' CLOCK. P.M
Gold Laver Warches.fulljaterd.le carats flne.V33 de • ' •• • • a
Auld Levine. ltd to 82i Gold Speetacies, Po
rav e , 1. 41 ., ,d o ;0 } --Wb:at Mar, tl2# 'J o e 75
F • •l •
wiled. • 812:t•nld t kl per 1,1,1, —Cad Meal, $2 6:3Jo.—Wheat.
911`wc• Leptve.,reutets. t• laold I' . •nc,l•.
kiu:4ri., r 4.. ...o re , Oa Mil. $1 20, IVldlo. $1 10 cts.-11ye. ets.
G‘l.l Pre ie. Fr na
„.„ 4 Fikae , K444.3:1 , 1 , 4 i „ j; ( 4. 4 ,. -. l uru, 111 ets. --Oats), 43 etr. per bushel.
evits.plyish, i2i r. n.r ; P stem,: 0 , 4" ,
•Itwt•• to 1 / 1 %t4 1 4 L.
what ILI,IN. Ste nat'at lof • '
.•; EAU
ne• - cca.bra to ti. Conrad
( •••• 1 1 and 'A e LO,ersar.43,4,,tince
still id*. I taut to. at. ,v, gratis I
wept. 3, :fi Wan
WILLIA6I Gubtrts - Csi coTsi
up/Tor-31 . ER B.h - DinivG
-ER TAR .
S. R. Corner or 2,1 Jn.l Are/. .Z 11•013
r11.1".0 ISEDS, Feather Bade, Hair, $1c,..), Gnat
and c•rraw filattraares, Cuslitoos, cots, Ungbft
able., Couatcroade-s, Sackings, Blanket,.
constantly VD 110. A, or made Ii out, r, a•:d isotd
lAtolesata and }Wail. on the moat Iswutable Let intl.
FErlatiEtti. trail, and .11:11:$110, ate.. tc by th•
bate or pound' Ordcrs,respec artily 3 0tici t ,d 4 ,,,, ta p t
irexecutec•nd 'warranted t* gtCti itattst•e•lutt.
9.—liattrasses re-niade,„ and F•arnera aettowa
red.`
dept. 3. 033.
. . '3. IVA. 4%. S. ALiZIN, ..
7 4. It So/t/ft. Wit.revri, frlt . 4le!pAlJ:l
TAEALgftI4 /N OILS. sOAP. ct 'AN°, a.e ,`-god's!
.1.0 for sale,
10,000 tillllun3 N. West Coast 2 balo OD, 2 ..
[ N oon' do Bleached ( do 10 'I
0,000 do Elephant:ol .,'
1. 1 • • :,
1,000 Roses. Cht Weal Ottle M0:4.... 1 - •
1,000 do Pale
. and Divine 'do . ',l
500 Tons Peruvian Guano; 1 , .
' 100 do Duper, Phosphate; of Uwe. t
And05t.13..1b53.- [Dec.II, 'SI. 00 lyi 3.3-t.l
_
__
SOPE PHOSPH ATEO jor UDISI. '
IA! E respectfully call the atteutloia of FAILAIERS
V T. and others interested in,Allltirt: LTIV RE, to the
IMPROVED PIEPER PllOcik' HATE or LlME..coan•
ufsttured exclusively for us, by poTTri & KLETT.
Chentlits, of I.:hoiden. N.J. I ,
,
In recommending the above to tire favorable dartice
of those to' want of a'ital, - .I:ALILE elgaril.rieut.
we have emery confidence inlasurring our costa:meta
' that lbe quality of the•a ilk lit ally' be ent Daly tailed
upon am uniform.. It Is prepared writ' crest tare 'by
experienced PRACTICAL I.:IIEMInTe, and ii4clird
In tars containing 170 lbs. eat tt-pirdb it its per lb.
A LthorJl Didurtion mad to roiNtry _lre. ritual!,
. . tAIJAIIIO.
500 Tons No. I, OovitaxahriX relcUVlia Ge.tin.
530 Tam Dry PATAGOXI•S GLIA,,Co. `
Fur sale at the lowers Market:tater by
ALLEN dr.' NEEDLE:3.i '
Noe: STand 13 eouth Wharves, near Chrelhut al ,
• ~ 1 1' . 1.1144€10111a.
July 30, 1e53 . ' I 31.3nt.'
--
- -- LI - 1311triatMei - 41 - 01* - . - -
, r 12116 Undelltlipled have retelvel the Agency for
.1. taid• PKTANT IfIell1L.ATA:11 IItrIiTPAINC
-tifidlS DI:GT(4R. The latest ntol nutai taipwreil in..
Verdian of the Alud, put up hed for sale by; 4 , •
, WM. M. aPC1.1.111,6 ,11r. 1 EiIIOTEIEII, , .
,Bultdind hardware and Tool Store. 257 Mar-
. ,
bet Sliver, betweeti iti? awl btb. Philadelphia.
arlt Country alights fgr 9i1e,.: Akio-Just puble..bed
sad fur sate,-.4 Tr/stirs on f Lir,lxiting Cesl4store,
by . , • 1.. 1.1:0N, h..i Al.
July. 23. 1553. ' . I 1
• 3O-im7 -
HARDWARE; &C.
. . _
CLEMENS & munsijaus
IRhaat/WARE and litt/IVA rola:,
I few door' aboveldotttufer'a 1107
:el. at the old 'at mad of , t:friceas.
./i, Partin's, - Pato conga/01y or(
hetet a lull assorlaietlf Of ' '
Smith's roots, VtoacliVtininalbs4...
4 ., ..
Sutidlng materials, - ,Aales end digitise,
Shoemakeee l'uolo. rants k.utlery, i. .
Files & Rasps, - 2 • • , elJ4kel Clltialty,
az :
Nails, Spikes and Brads, 'Carpenter's Toots.
Cuuroer Platform titiiiaiiio We t .,
• tic.let, Ntlen's Uerolvtis,
A A Oar and Bulled lion HMV Barrels, . • ,
clue and Sheet do 'Cable rind Tea Spoons,
Cast, Hbear and. litim.ei"twill Una E:ttei tte it e it g et _
dwelt • - • 1 . 111114!
Ilapatate and Sheet Zme, pane, i Salters and Tea
41 „ r . cupper 4 , sheet killisil 1 - lieodes, i
Pig and Sat Lead, 14e4vr, 10 timed Traies.
Cassini of altdeseriptlene Hattruad lion and Spike.),
Min, X.eat and Cireuiai.Doublit and - innate Gnus. •
. Saws. i !do do di 'Paetels,
n ute t tei r i Citoppiirs, Clea- Vino! and Game Baer,
vera and kiilves, Powder Flasks,
Anvils arid ViCod.. - Powder and Snot, i '
Blocks and Tacit len, - •Watne-pront • Pelted . ..ADD
Chain Pumps. i gaps,
iron, Copper and Braes likde Mounting.. ,
V. Ire,. . -'
•; ' ' ' 4 ' ! 7 ;
,The Pubecrthere would ieepectfully invlie the at •
Written of the public generally, to the above and other
articlea of IlAidwuro to o f luuterou a ti tooottua, as
they We 'de terint.e6 to sot :la low A s any concelo
out of Peedelpron., . . : -
..,
August
'3b,ly
itNif TOOL STORE EXCLUOIVELY,
The largest ,and only Etiablialirrtent or Al 4 klisci
. to the•Ungtett States. s
tAT dl. •M. M'cLUltt: No'. 257 AliiftKLlT
T V dt reel; above Seventh, Phswdelphia
Ce Ma nu facto/ere' Depot for Locke of
,all
..Warmuted quality ; Pat. :livered Glass lunntO, &c.
Premium porcelain Kbonsosver WO pattern* r. esilver
,Plated Hinges, &c.; 41 , 1:4 'tie moat complete tasott
meat of all the modern pattersre su lbw Bust
s den and dealers are Invls!4 to call an 4 examine out
I store:
11l
HOT AIR RECISTRIts:AND'VENTILATORS,
•,- Persons at • distani'e who. Irish tri order Good+,
and draire an estimate or riarticulai doserlpridn, ran
write to td'CLoas *. Boothia, and all inforinatton
as to 0004 and Prices will be given by Willis of.
mall:•
AU Orders put up under 9,, uunediuto supervislon
of the Elm.
rip CaiL AND I ON
April 2, 1253.
. autisTcliuNSTF -
J large 7"---7.
UST rotelved a lat and splendid assorinieut of
double and single barrel Puns: whirl% will fir sold
20 per cent lower- than they have turn ',old in Pon,-
villa heretofore. ealtand 'estuuln our etock: bear!.
purchasing elsewhere,
•• CLEME.N..dc 1.11:112i . .Eft.
• ' August 20;1923. . 31.11'
SILVER'S PLASTIC PAINT'S.
Cheap, Durable Durable and Proter;itre. - .
WIEikTRER *RD FIRE PROOF
Pains will stand 6:try climate; without crack
1. or blister, and hardeneby exposure, thus Making
In time an enamel of stone. protrettr,g fMI nod iron
Areiy, and Iron and othsrmetals fiorn rust arid cor
rosion..
Mimi from Ole so-railed Mineral Faints
of kneday, yr Alen are pritidpally.Ornres. and Clays
colored, and are entirely ruthless:.
Silver's Plastic Faints ate porelf.Metallle. tontal a.
log no Altman or Clay. ;.
• They are levliated tinelY, mlr reetitly wlthtinxed
011, (wlthgut the.t.ouble St grinding', and. flow un
der the brush•as freely as the hest white lead.
These Paints errel all oreis in body or cpstring
propertlesrone pound of t Inch will cover as much
sunset as two twntrds el white Lead: • '
NIJEIM
Acres Laud,
;‘ 13.,EdsvIn; I' Werelntl,
1 1 lOCI John Sboertir,
'VEN IJOROUGIi!
Lot,. '
There are four natural colors. viz: Mack o► Slate
Brown, Olive and taocele:e. i
. .
DIRECTIONd.—This hunt flowe'readily under the
bruit' and its covering property is Jimmied by using
it mined as thickly us puseible with rein: Linseed Oily
as Paint la the lasting:Or protecting bodyandete
Oil simply the medium or gent in it rending it. .
We alines roptes of two-tette:S.(3lle trim the Nei
ideot of the Philedelphia tied Reading Beltran Ce..
the other from a gentleman, a will-known set dent
of Augusts, Ca. ; • • 4 .
Wilco of the Pbila. and Reading Relives ta:o.
• PAiUdelpltia,.*l.ll,L3. !eh/.
J. B. !DINER, Esq.—Dear tilt :—We have tee
your" Plaetic faints '• for MOM' than 4 year, and fur .
painting Bridger, Depots. 'six., dc., we have foiled it
quite equal to any paint we have used. In '[act, we
now give It a prefeteptei.ovet all Others ale s- WM
tried tot much purposes ! Youto respectflailye -
.... iSigned,k JOHN Tile/Ent Preniding,
• . - . .leritsta, ba.,S9heietr li, inf.. -•
lietealit Plati.ng Mille. '
Dear au i—You aim mei for toy opinion of ziliver
Mineral Paints," which you have pat un my Machine
Skip .and Planing Mill. 1I give you, with Measure,
my lull and hearty tecuultneuilatien pi it av a pre
ventative of Fite cotnintinicath.g from Chimneys, or
from adjoining bulidiugar The paint which] you put
on my roofs, ha, Dow begiame as hard al staTe, and
I feel u.aecure from Fire, in this (Diem son; ea is pos
sible. A few weeks after the roofs had hem; plinied,
I made an esperlineht oil two or three shingles by
placing them in the (Unlace under the hollera, the
result war, that the portion uncovered was ;Irina rely
cupautued. while the Painted part 1‘;1(. appatently
sound, though upon examination the wood Weil (nand
to be charred; the Paint,dinwever, etas via 1t and tent
1 little tautened. I consider thin as +ever'. a 'teat 1111
1 Oeorge Atibeit
2 John Shoenet, Jr •
:Pan of 1 O W Kerkeile
ger, 1 ,
OR000111; •
Lots '
1 Samuel Urfroer,
OWN SHIP: -
IlAeres Lend.
1400 13 O Shrsdei,
3100 Jacob Wok,
_ 1 317 Stropbeur & Wean
119 f 117 Joseph Wood.A.
•
your Paint caO•treput to; and under the cireutnstat.•
nes f do not hesitate to goinniend it as au Invaluable
preveitatlve against Fire. Iteipeetfulti, ae.
(Signed,.. ASILIKOSE SPEItit:CR.
PRECISCIII & RICHARDS,
N. W. Corner of loth 'and Ilarkt Sts., YDlla., Pa.
*Fur sale In Pottsville, Wbulesale and WWI, by
GEORGE MORT. '
July 1, OW
PAINT, OIL' AND (CHEMICAL WORKS.
Ofifee .115Sorstit FrOtt Styvit, Pialade/Ala
Wbite Lead, 'r • Chrome Yel,lowa
Red Lead; • i ' Lo Oranua,
Lubin?, Lo 144
- Sugar of Lead; !, • , Cblnese tics:let
Linseed Oil, - 0. phi..
• Boiled Oil,' &e
Trade aopplicel on liberal terms.
August 13.• 11,33
17, ibs2
lIILDIING UARDWAREI,
Catatorices •!af 14_,Ifail. if ihaired.
=
OILS, PAINTS; &€
upNEttAL 14110Lti , IALE AGENTri
LEWIS'
•
ZINO PAINTS.
' WHITE. LILAC% AND s.OLORED,
ilfanufaetured by theNewJerseyZincCornpany.
CILNOWLEDGED by scients6c and praitital ma n
.to excel lo brilliancy bnd ecbnoloy, ellsire to use
Compared with Whlle; Lead, It metals', privets. It
can be isitsractoniir shown they ate 0140 per too
cheaper to the customer.;
. Dealer. are Invited to dill and exatchner .r6r *them
aeleee. C. JON Ed & CO., Whokaale Age0ta,,,t0.17,13. Wharjea
. Phlla.
• Jul 1. {653. . • , - Y, 6m
NAVIGATION.
st
• .._
) mw. 01 TUC datusilazit.t. Naetittitile
Justin Sna 0833. f
On and after Rept. 141,1053, the charge fur the use of
Care, and for Toll On 'Anthracite Coal-eat:led on
the WeItUTLILILI. NATIO/MO*, will be at follOtVe. On
tll October tat, 1853:
,2
I(' ‘ ''
4
fie
• 5+5
e 5
I
ladelobta,
Manorial',
aortae
Coaelioborkee,
pi it otalt Dam.
Port.
Pim town,
Port Netialdy.
Valley Forge.
Paarllay's Dsro,,
Pt. Prooktevae l ,
Plosolstallo,
Royeer *ord.
Pottato's LAre.
Port Unlapi o
Illsdebotough,
Beadle', -
Mtheares.
Mohnville,
Basbarg,
Omitted 14.11.
1 75
1 70
10
t i ,
70
~04 70
geo
I' AO
, 45 •
44S
40
iw I porton Ino•teen Sim P. ,1
CM. among* Ibr slate as toraal,aat, no CUSP
Ito that ttiventy4es gent* per ton will he wadi 'Of
any diNabees- r •
By order of the Barmen. t • _ • •
' •• '. FRALEY. revelator. -
• erPS 3.11158. - • f " • • 3 18 " •
'CASH OROCERY alta.
o. lota rakee that (diVond well
kneynk anyeery Weir On ibtleallitr of
,ioord awe itorwesern erreste w here they bate tint In
• Dash Mock of FaadlyatOtelltd. IMO they.wm
MOOS' Of at toe very emelt ash' prkos. Wo•to.;
pectrinry•terehe the patella Wadi and etaedne oat
sheet 'oridagers , Tess, (*elm, eplreeoltd., &a. • • •
Maur 110.. lent. • -
‘. ,
IMO
Uy Tete;rapA' and Yourdly's R. R:
Progre'd of t!,e nevolution—TAl4atenad
• on, lith-Vsau.
The writer of the antlered account of. the
present disturbed affairs of the Celestial Em
pire, Dr. Wiley . . was formally e . eilizen'of
this place sod is well kociwo ail over the
Couuty. It will, doubtless, be reed with
unusual interest hereabouts
re Me Ih4fletiot, (Phitsda ):
In our lank despuebesTrom our winkle at Pak.
Chau, Chins, we hive the following intelligences
from Rev. Dr. Wiley, dated at Peh•Caae, Kay
Oth. which isat your service. Respectead
J. P. DURBIN, Cer. 2 J I.
I must now communicate some othee
impotent matters. You will hare baud
through our brethren at Hong Koss an se- •
coup i ; t2l the difficulties which bare unexpet•
edly • arisen at Amoy, and • which threw is
into* immediate danger bete. This MOTI. ,
merit' has come upon us all very suddenly
and without any previous indications.
" As ye{ the insurgents bare no connec
tion with the Northern revolutionary army
but doubtless the insurrection is only,anoth
el expression of the rebellions feeling asking
throughout the country.
" Bre. Doty, of Amoy, informs us that the
rebels have addressed a communication to
the' ArMy in the North proposing to join it,
and that the immediate object of the move
'the capture of this province. which
•
they design to present to the new Emperor.
" On the • 20th inst. a large part of thew
force left"Amoy en routq for Fah-Chau.
whicbiZ they say, they will attack by sea and
by. land. •We are nine-in daily expectation
of their arrival here.
" The people areconsiderably excited, bet
the authorities have succeeded in pentrading
them that there is no danger of an attack on
this city, which does much to calm them.
and which will probably have thegoed effect
of.keeping things quiet until the rebel forces
are upon us, when we think we will beta
safety. •
"It is scarcely tr i be, expected 'that all
Ithings will pass off mai smoothly at Fah-Chime
as they did at Amoy.' This is the provin
cial city, and is defended by a Tartar gayer , •
son, which will, of course, present some re•
bistance to the rebel troops.
"The people will•olfer no resistance. Al
far as we can learn they lucks favor of tlse '
insurrectionary movement and will be glad
when they are placed under new masters,
though they would like the transition to be
made without a contest. '
If Om C
.
• We 'must- bave battle at Full•Chau.--
The'coutest will probably be short, &id Oa
cipally confined to thecity. All the mission
ary la nit ilies _have concen 'rated thew-selves=
the island, and together we will swill the
attack.
•• We have no indication that either.party
has any wish to interfere. With us. On- the
coniraiy, from the rebels we hafe positive
assurances of their protection after they have
retched the city, and our hope is that tie
presentauthornies will be able to keep down
all riotous excitement until the forces of the
rebels come upon the city.
"Yet we ituew not what awaits us. Al'.
severe trial lies before its, and we must m t
it. May. God give us grace to meet It with
Christian - I.4iitulie and tesignauon, and easy
ble us to glorify hun in the midst at these try.
'Mg nines !
" We du not yet know to what additional .
means of safety we shall be obliged torsion.
Perhaps we shall be compelled to resort to
I the river and leave our.huuses for a few days.
tiod.is with us and gives us his grace, and
enables us with confidence to rest all the eon•
sequences with him. -
" Yours, very affectionate ly•
. ' " . J. W. WILEY." • .
halt.' HALL, one of the editor; of the
New Orleans Crescent was attacked in his
office on the 27th nit., by a lawyer named
HAVGHTON, at whom in defence he Bred a
:pistol, and it is .feared mortally wounded
'llatlonToN.
That is to say., Mr. H. was treated to cote
`of the Cresent's most forcible tead-ed arti
cles. Exadtly so.•
IDMI
MISCELLANEOUS.
• . FERRUGINOUS
• OR COMYOUND IRON PAINT. • ,
1 - 1.
A FIRE AND WATER PROOF PAINT of great
durability, and the power of resisting 111
.11 DISISet
pheric influeuiea daring a lengthened period of Dim.
Can be had at the Hardware nod Iron More of '
• GEORRE BRIGHT.
A ton t for the abotrit Paint. •
Mtf •
Auguot 6, 1833
01srtritr. ON: . 1 -
TIIE Amboy:Met hop learti te aoneenre thither ihrie
located himielf in Pottsville; where be will h
happy to give instruction* on lite PIANO end GUI
TAR to any who may favor him with their patrew•
Persona desiring toleeelve InaGeetlonaarill please
tall et the Dreg Mori of JohA G. Droste, or 011 tM
sottacrlber at the Amerlean rfoose.
FREDERIC BECITO..
35-if
August 27; 18.53
remnants, ATTE:I=IOIC
Wig IA the' proper Noma to use LE11141.1.141
.1. A hIERICAN FEATILIZER opoo your Fares...
tile truly valuableillatiure can be had at Sib per
ton. or 13 '5O per barrel of the Proprietor. Try it.
• Alio. Guano and Poudrette ; also, Super Phosphite
of Lime, am! Aqua Ammonia. Farmers making Moak
hills w 111 :hnd a few barrels tuvainable. For 111‘31 • '
Trees, which it will greatly beheilt by bola seattarel
around after they have been dug about, a light teat =
log. Fur sale only by
CEO. A. LElNAll.Proprlotar;
'No. 19 South Front Street, Philadelphia. •
Atigust 27.1833. ' • 11.341
ROCKET BOOKS, AND FANCY.:GOODS.
TIRE sitentli,n of the Trade, end When In rent Of
I. Porte Mon:miss, Pocket Boole, Bankers' Claes.
!Visaing Caeca, Portable Wetting Desks, liseligass
o and Chess Boards, Chessmen, Pearl, Ohs% Sod
d fiver Card Cases', Work Hoses, Csibas,Nesdla Books,
Money Belts, Cigar Cases, Portfolios, Rattan sad Ba
tor strops, Trarelhog Flasks and fine CelleM to
gether with a large Variety of Faits' GOOD,, wire'
will be sold at the lower rate,.
. .
. .
F:
Pone &formate and . Pocket Book Illanuastuer.
903 Arch St, bolout llidalplula
August 1.0, 1953. _ . 3411 m. •
=DAL SCHOOL 1300
LIBRARIES
TRE subscriber always heepe on hand a kiln al
'lament of Sunday school Books, anal Nap
generally used in Standay Schools. Also, -•
Sunday School Libraries of 100 vole.,- • RIO 00
Do do do Noe. I aid 3,oneb; 10 OD
Do • do do at 000
Do do '"do at 100
Couage Library, SOO
Episcopal Sunday School Library,loovola ,10 00
ALSO.
500 Testa meats, German and English, •
2.00 Ulbles,"English and Demur,
English and German Reward ante, '
llymn Rooss.Sec., /LC.. ail of which wlll b• odd at
Sunday Settees{ Union prices, and the eurttage Mud
by yurchaslog at R. ISANNAN'S
Cheap Book and Stahooereont.
June 94,1833
• FITS 1. FITS ! ! FITS !! ! . 1
•.. . THE VEGETABLE EXTEACT •
arritirTiq PILLS.*
For the curs of Fits, Spistru, dB.
Nervous and Comftitutianal Dssocumus.'
DERMIAri WHO ARE LABORING
, i , LINDEIE this
did:minx malady will And the EGETABLE
EPILEPTIC PILLS to bet only reledyeerw,dia- .
covered for curing Epilepsy. or Falling "Its. • ,
These Pills possess a specific , actin ort.the Per-,
irons svrtem'y and, although they ate prepared es
pecially for the purpose of curing File, they Will, ,be
found of capecial benefit for all persoar allittod with
weak nerves, or whose 5,1,005 system haat/sea pros
trated or 'battered from ;meson what weir.. In Chron
ic complaints, or disease* of lung stasollist impariav
dneed by nervousness, they are siceedlngithaaellitiaP
Price IP3 per box, or two boxes far *5. Tommy 001
of the city. encloeing a remittance, will-Atte% the
PIG, rent them t tirecoth the mall, free at poses*
For solo by t3ETH 8 HANCE No. 106 ILIILTINCIRE
street, deli imore, hid., to whom orders Doman par a
of the Union. must be addressed, pootlaki.
Junn 4,1853. , • 113-Iylf
MI
EMI
STOVES! STOVES ! !
tx •E. the Isparta/fled, would respectfully all the
7 7 11(teiitloit of purchasers to our superior stock of
titoses, Cautdtons, &c. The superiority of oar
s4olell la so well known. 'that wo . ditan It lintaCealk
-17 to eater into detail of them.
WC would leVite jou nonunion War VIACOM).
ORIHEATINOeTOVE iAsth. price °revel is on the
ruse, this Is the Most absolutes' Maw,
the public can use. These Moves are
of sizes imitable for beating the saran•
Set roan), and ilmse capable of cow
tattling from 40,000 to 60.000 Cabin
feet. Oar Cook Moven econit oral*"
61oDe Cook, for coal & modern pay, fur we'd I
[fueled Celebrated Wood Moire,. Complete Got.
Yocum Cook. Hagar Cook. dce.. &e. Owe
meet of Cook and Parlor Stove, talks best to tbo
market, and persons wisibtak to punka* wit do
well to favor us with a tall before pireksetsi ciao
elbere. NEIMAN Is WASS=
Successors to Pettit t awl Toone * 111. 1.
corner 2d sod Sae* Streets, Philadilplila
August 27, 11152.
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77-
CIO. ; ets.
68. I ,r 5 j 75 '
'63 . 80 ' ,70
.73- !i 70 - 1 85 •
; 73,"
73 85
13 . ! i7O
73 Mr - 65 - .•
63 • ISt , .
6563 I,
:• .65
•• ,66 :6$ , 6$
as I its'
48, ~.55. I 45
.a6' 46
69 •.; 15.5' 45
;,1113 40.
48 t .,143 35
43 •
~, 40
43 140 33. •
39 1 35 , '3O
Printer, Boakselle and. Stattontri Castre Sr.,
p o rts vrr. tE; P.d . .. i .
REspEciplaty age the attention of surdas tr.
Tiracbous, and the Parbile Ily.ur . the lure
assortment of boobs, am.. o cad at ale , new MM.
tern'tiling standardmorla for tbe proftimilos can't*
spry • for e denomination. Giltrana i tt IZEadillb-
I
flit bilistiellannous, iusanila, Toy in 111044
Obtained directly frouitterTabliabert. by lepectal at.
raugemant,and at the Trade.aalee—lapertett had do
m eat le fancy and stopte stationery. • _ _
Ettairtnurre Ftine , Curter" and Jayamera war'.
• . ~ , Fancy "Goods, 4.e. -%
These goods are all new and desirable, sad bye
_beta selected wltb areal mantras dot feU steche.of
the largest Importing flames lad Americas Kaall-'
fiance In New . !ark and Plida*lttykia 1 11 / 50 4 Os
largo assortineet of
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BLAXIC. ACCOUNT 80B OONS, .
„ ..
tif thdr-oiro manufacture. s uarathat • galena( ba
rear. Ikon Ma common ball -booed tone cam ms
mint. neatly ruled mid an bttantlatly bound. wall
bond& and liVat• i small bleak Illeitotamats and
tree Bantus. cypaertag sod Copy Realm Thom lota.
MU, of Wing. Coal Tablets. Cleats, Drafts, !to
matorfaotes. &c.. 1te....-..._ , I -
~v 1 , BOOK .02J_VD JOB ,PRuirrlX(4.
Of ovil7 drecriptkm, neatly azatatad i Blast Illart% •
ruled to sip pattern sod bound to oilerg Mak:
Mtvislnet and other publications booed le , ersry
style of Plain and Waists:nal Binding, We Inset da
table and elegem.
~ l tAOll bought ibr cub, or eecalved le esealmp for '
B.—E.
, N. 61.41111410Mh.
N. B.—E. G. oda» for ml Deo lam. Wit and
airy rooms. suitable Ibr Ogees, Created In the stake s
'bitting with Oa Soot atom .
Je . . , • 21-11 ‘.
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