The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, October 01, 1853, Image 2

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Sa6ay Morning, Oct. 1;
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JIMEOCRATIO WHIG NONEINATIONS.
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'TOR GENERAL,
FOR MIDI
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ALEX. Ks fit FRANKLIN COL.IITT
OR. SURVEYOR GENERAL, •
or'CLAagox Courre
fkki4icomo , 3lo!4E}r , -
..71011En i-OlititiNt4L; Lavic AA : r AA COUNTV.
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FOR -
TfIONAtIVA. lit111D;, or PHILADELPHIA:-
TICS T.
• THE LEGISLATURE..
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THIDDIPSON A . GODPILEY, 01_ TagvoPT
C~IAItLEBC,I.F.3IE.N. or .POSTIIILLE.
WHIG • iXIIINTY TICBET
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JACOB lllNNilii or %if As :I towssqii; •
J. i,, WETHEIIILL; or, g frraelit.v.•
• FOR DISTRACT Al l ORNEY, •
JOAN II PITH ESI, 0;1Cilre: FtiLLt.. ,1:: .
FOR ':FREASU ER,
C Nig . DiNGLitaiwor 211:131.111.,4 ILG VI
•- FOR COMMIStiIoNEK
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JACOI3 - IcLIIME,' , or PorrsettLs.' '''- • • ..,
l ' - ' s ' :, . FOR CQItONER, `.!
DAo.C.,STEINUERVER/ or Ttioptsom•
v .... • FOR' DIRECTORS OF :P0011:
DANIEL A: KISN'LItEL or WEil PBXS;
341111.DRifttil.4, MatiAst:mspo.
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FOR DEPUTY SURVEYOR,
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Joksvn. iticzwes, or INcilmAxasysi.
• FOR AUDITOR,
—JOHN A'. orro, OP o.alT.'
VENCOCRAT/C COUNTY TICZLT
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SAMUI L'' HIPPLE, Tr,omont,
JOHN -HORN, Port Cltnton.
Fos Dis!;trt Attorney,
cHARLE NIA.GNE TOWER; Yuttavilfe
Fr . Tr tmi et er ,
' ISAAC 'kWARD, Milierenne
Fur, Commis.: '
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EDWARD 9'COIINER, Ns,3rwegun
• ' Poi
1)r. J. G. XOEHLER, Schuylkill Jiaven
For Drectori of the Poor,
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. JOHN •SCHwALK 910ntaugo.
, CHARLES SHAPPEL, N. M4lieira
MEE
• Drputy Surveyor,.
TOBIAS KREIDER, Plniircrre
Audetar,
, A:- 'RAHN, &Twinsburg
COUNTY TWEET,
For Asionibly . ;
51.1VIQN ()ERR,. .
NATHAN CLEATER
For Commiosioner,
DANIEL PELT Y.
For •Trearytt,
at. moraimElt
IFoy,. Auditor
LiANTEL MA DENFOR D
--- 6rtor of IA6
tiALLIET ,
Caroller,
A. WHITTAKER
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I'a Deputy Swyeyot., . 4
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D. GLE..kVEtt
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, •91.7R.POSITION, '
111.ID\THLI WHIG criuvr,"tivEcT.
The Position we person\rdly assume io the
present caMpaign'is so Weil EGOWIIi and. the
ctititie of' thelfournal in th'e advocacy of the
'leave
s 2 generally understood, as to
leave but'o,le necessity or roan fur further
explatiati i on,;but Matt:mac tday misconceive
oqt motive s or have 'the thancelo'wroug
, fully ;represent our, position with regard to
,thiviresent Whig' County l ticket, we will
state' candidly, and' explicit* the ground we
occupy and• Our reasons fur the choice.
!A' word, first, about our political natio.
dory.. We are a Whig—ii 'devoted admirer
anitims-sitauncli s.tlppOrter and -advocate of
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Whig ,priactples,.
as we' have .always , been
' and,hope ev er
i to rcrnitin. We have seen
nothing, as yet, to lessen out aPpreciatinn
the party, qor anything; to cause a'e hange
ourino' i4tiblished °Pinions in' tarty of its
doggies. It is to us'one and the same po.
litical faiihr i we adopted twenty years ago—
its. platform -is framed essentially of the smite
materials, Lund it embrices the same ob
jects, on behalf 61 the good of the people.—
.:The political tenets w!iich we profess, are
not merely exponents of parizan alliance—
they are conicientious motives of action,
fixed and-immutable: and hence, whatever
change the party which we have alWays
and faithfully served - may undergo, as a body
pohtiC, or whatever 'reverses of furtunt it
may anffer, we claim to be n W higjnow and
Whig forever.
.• The coming Ejection is principally of local
• importance—there is no General GoVernment
'or any superior State oflices.to be filled
- neither President. Govetnor not Congression
al Representative to be chnsen. Circumstan
ces hati brought most 41 the prominent is
sues between the puliti4al partied closer to
etber .than they havd,ever been before, and
thb irremediable predothinance of the oppo
sition, under the present administration, rs
such; butt Whig olkicians; may as well
• seir.e.tbeoteasion to talcs a "breathing spell,"
until; at least, 'a more laVorable aspect of af
fairs inviteqo iudiing from pre
, sent aPpeltrances, that day is riot ftir distant.
idnationg, then, all Jhe 1041 importance
which can possibly be attachediin or is claimed.
for the seinit m this campaign, we are firm
' • ly-Persnaded,.and have long since 'Jeep of the
• opinion, that to secure a . Prohibitory Liquor
Law is of equal; aye and more importance
to the Stale at large and to Schuylkill Coun
ty in particular than any' and all other ques
'tionsput together, which enter into the can-
vass, this Fall. Will any one deny that au
issue, afrectiog alike the morals and the pock
' eta at the people, PlCCommensunit with any,
Other. mere .politiciane of, either partx can,
,
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brig before them? The proftir-ed object of
all legislation is to better the COOditfun of the
eo le, modally as well as morally—to
lighten tiled totes cod improve their buSi
neva ; secure the Furrier,- Mechanic, and
Laborer More liberal returns f6 t 4-14 r„ 4lv
work; as well as to prevent. ertme„,tiust„sh
offeadersand protectthe inuocebtrniirdetgrice
less., ' Why, then. should a Lawkt,whiclifs
• known hi, practical experiment. to sitOZ4ilish
this highest: object of legislatiot,:ho 'Put in
, • the: hack-ground, to subserve?lfie
,!uneertain
parpOses of mete partizanship?,
• Haying laid down this platform', null can
...xientiously established ourselves upon it.
• the Prohibitory
. Late County 'Convention
rthrainitied twOcandidates for the Legislature,
_ one from each political party, pledged to the,
suppori of the principles we gill/create.
Welinow these, gentlemen well, and we
are satisfied of their general qualifications as
' Legislators. They are not one idea" men,
but . possess the abilities to legislate on all
••quesuonsol nmiscellaneousphaiscter, and to
• take else of the interests of Schuylkill Co.,
• . juscas ‘yell'as the other
i iparty candidates',
• And :tit 'some; cases we.. would a good deal
. .rathei entrust them. lli f ith these isieris,
std in the; absence of thee required pledges,
• on thelpart of .any of the Pasty caodidates,
we , are as - surto stick - io the Prohibitory Law
tegistatisa:tickit,.i = '
•ITHOMPSOZOA. CIOIShiEY and.
HARLES,,W. CLEbIENS,_.
at i alichezerds.; and we shall accordingly use
all hb l itortilile'efforts and employ every,hou
est to nence within out reach, to secure their
elictiNijit preference to..atil and all other
candidates , ..
In - thior isdairitx defining:our position as to
the several Legulativi tickets now before the
people, we r oeinno — diiparekrettent whatever
to thir - ittleMetr pot. forward by the Whig
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party for that office, Jams Mentuo and T. bli
.. f'4,4€. 1 4. 1 4. `:.4141-eito._.- 10 4 1 4. _gn94.....F044
and, it elected, would, no doubt,"faithfully
subseive the tisterests4'ol the County and of:
the party. We believe them sound, Orthodox,
Whigs, and , with thOse who reord the
claims of pattizan affinity Paramount to ev
ery
. other conifderation, the y' are cat.ireir,
worthy'cit a cordial support—but tee do - Poi,
in the present state of political affairs, and
therefore beg to be . allowed to commend and
.Vote the Temperance ticket.
As to the remaining candidates on the
Whig ticket, their election itai'Xiiihing fades
with.what we coosider the main issue in the
present canvass, and we accordingly go in
'for. them, one and all, with heart and soul.
\JOHN Huang, the
. candidate for District
Attorney, is a young man 'of undrinbtedly su
perior abilities. He is universally respected
by the menthere . of his prolession, and is a
general, favorite .. with th e people. - We are
'sure it is norsa ot *too . . much to prOnounce
him
. the moat optilar ypung =a in the
County. The fact that he was nominated on
the first ballot in Vonvea large tion, by a large
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majonty ov er Thil Compotors, able' and
Well.kuown gentlatitte# and all elder ;nem- .
hers of the Bay,tells, 01 itself, the general high
estimate in Whichhe was held by the Dele
gates assembldd and their constituents at
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large.- His moral ,character stands lair and
_unimpeachable; and he is -known to pos
sess too much firmness of character and, hon
esty of purpose to swerve one iota from, the
path of right and duty, though filling an ef•
flee beset with temptatrons. , *o that, in all
the'requisite: qualifications, he is amply fitted
\ fur the Post t to which he aspires. His elec.
,ton wthild be a credit to the party, and gee..
'
erally satisfactory to the people of the Cou
nty. Pis opponent, Mr. Tower. is a strong
man—honorable,- upright and capable—we
cannot say aught agaiteit him. 'Mr. Hughes'
success, under the circumstances,` would be
more than an ordinary 'victory. . ' ,
CILARLEB DENGLEC. the nominee for Trea
surer, is an old resident of the 'County, well
known to the people and generally meal re
spected. He is, moreover, a good Wilt,
and so far as we knew has always worked
faithfully for the party , ;:grautude for which
services,.besides hmhone.4 and business cre
pacifies, justly; entitles itirrii tO.the suffrages
of his fellow Whigs and all others who wish
.to liquor and reward a,deservlng man, and to
aid in ihe election of a goodacer:
JACOB Kntaa has already been tried in the
office for which he is again a candidate, and
fulfills its duties so well thaiAis friends
nave every confidence in iuuni.ibim,agaio.
We cannot rectal any foitneeoffieer who
gave such general eatisfaciitni in all parties.
This is the opinion expressed from all parts
of the County, and see have yet to hear the
first person who can honestly point to a 'de.'
feet in his qualifications or object to his else
Lion, -
on, on other than mere party grounds.
We•speak from eiptrience—he would male
a first-rate Commissioner. .
Of the other gentlemen on the ticket we
have not room now, nor is if necessary; to
speak ," individually. They carry with' them
a weight of influence and ap amount of per
sonal popularity that can be Lot little in
creased by anything we say' of them. Their
-ample qualific ations tor the Several (likes
they have respectively been nominated for
are of a high order ; they lialie always l been
known , as bard-Weaken and sounds Whips, ',
and ore well' deserviPs'at the hands of the
party, and wprtliy the votes of every citizen
dispesedip suppbri them,who desires to have
the County offices tilled with honest, efliieni
.
men. 'i
• The ticket thrdughout is good._sound and
strong—superter, we honestly ththk, to that
of any one of,..ihe other 'parties now in the
field, - hod is likely to take with the , mass . -of
the people. The canclidaqs are well ilistrtli.
uted,so as to afford a reeresentatiou fur each
prominent local division of the County, and
they moreover possess in an eminent degree
capabilliv and popularity, the essential char
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acteristics of ultimate suCCees..
We now have no easy task btffure us—our
oppooents number largely and they , arc ever
'active. If we; as,a party, hope to
. succeed,
it must be by dint o 1 liard la6ur, and united
effort. Time is exceedingly .precioui, and
what is done must 6e done-quicklti: - -tet
every man fall to the ranks and take his Post
at once. II there is any dissatisfaction, it is
too late to bandy . words now. Every man
must be decided. The 11th of OctoWr is
close at hand and the hour has come for
work—tltheis not a moment to lose. Up
then, don Ike old Whig armor and give bat
tle to 'our eyetnies with might good will,
and, let yonr strokes be hard and fast, it you
would win'flie (lay !
CLOSING TAVEDNSON SUNDAY
11tronTA,6,7 OPINION 0? .111.,;10.
• We are happy to inform our . readers (hat
Judge HEolsis gent - . the tolloWitig opinion
on lVeduesilay last, •which wilt close up
the Flare of all the Taverns.aud
in Schuylkill County. on Sunday. The Judge
dislincty states that if :he keepers do not
efunply wtth the law, their Licenses will be
revoked by the Court : le" •
In the Court ofsCommon Pleas of telitsylkill .
County :
Commonwealth ICerttoran to Justice Reed by
the Defendant.
Yttengliiag. • •
September 28, 1853 .—BeforeJudges I treliNs and
Beal - ER—Bo the Court—This is a ;.roseciition
against the Defendant under the Act ot 1791. for
yelling Beer, and brought into thk:Court by Certi
orari.. The question raised in this case has been
decided by the Supreme Court. in the case of the
Commonerlalth.vs Omit, and therefore the pro.
ceodings are affirmed. •
' Judge HiOINS --" The Court would
take this area-ion teosay that as the; highest • tram
nal of thin Commonwealth lin.; decided • that
keepers are within the pioYistens of the Act of
1791. and prohibited from selling liquor on Sunday,
the Court would enforce the law so far as it lay in
their power to do so, and that they sutler no
one, who was subject to their control, to I , io'ide
the taw with impunity. That the • Court would
consider it It sufficient, cause to revoke a license of
any tavern•lrecpee who should, atter notice of this
decision, peribisy in selling in violation ot the law."
Now buys, we have a Maine Law for one
day in seven—let's gv is fur the six other
dayS, on
. the second Tuesday of October. by
voting for GODFArY. and gLENT.N4 for The
Legislature!..„
5 EXAMINE FOR-YOURSELVES
On the first page will be found the opinion
of Judge Woodward, in full, at the late ses
sion of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
at Pittsburgh, on the Sunday-Liquor Ques
tion.' The law on the subject is there plain
ly and uoeqUivocally expounded, and the
reasons given for it. The decision is right
to the kihrt—noT.avern.keeper or other Li
quor dealer can legally sell spirituouS drinks
of any kind on Sunday, under any pretence,
rhatever. The pleading is on the ground
that Liquor•sellling, is secular business, and
that a License tor a year no more gives the
right , to the holder to sell on the' fitty-iwo
Sundays, than does the hire of a Mechanic
or ordinary. laborer require him to break the
Sabbath, to fulfill his bargain.
We, alba, invite atteatiuo . t.o the opin
ionshom the Supreme Court of the United
States, tile lisghest judicial ortithority of the
iolztary,ffirmiog the entire.iright and con
stitutionality o/-States to ulate or even
to prohibit altogether. if thoaght necessary.
the Liquor traffic within their holders: Law.
yen hdring regard for their professional rep
utation i hould be careful how they express
their oliiniona on subjects they have not ex-
Mulcted.: We have known some great blun
der zommitted on this last point by gentle
rneu whose profearOnal opinions were, on
worth a handihriii fee. . .
[l:7. CORRECTION.—CoI. J. M. Whherilf,
one of. the Whig eandidateifor the Legisla
ture, requests us, to state that, having un
derstood that certain reports are industriOusly
circulated through, the County, to the effect
t h at h e is in favor of the Ineorpot g a h t e io r n u o r t .
Coal Companies in this Region, for
pose of ,hindeiing his election, he wishes to
cOntradiet the same flatly, once for all. H e
has always been opposed to such Companies
--was en officer at the meeting held in this
place last, Spring to remonstrate with . the
Legislatureagainst the extensicitiol the Gen
eral Mining Law to this County, and pledg
es hunself e if, elected, to use all his Influence
against the . enactment of. any such previa.
TEE MEW TEAM=
~.-,,,v_ittY9§:ZTaat.C7f..*kMagan -14 -
Nire hist - Week Cothrileritell, at some let gth.
n the verx inefficiellt.omemestotli.
postal asks of the attatty, atrodisitiog
inetol.ls eitriketil /MO *hinges eausplaSis.
Jog of the autiprinies NO positive pettanito
losses May areconstaitly subjected to, ithrn
the mistakes and neglect of Postutastera.
We also chronicled a new feature in he
business of these officials, Yu: their jump
ing the 'responsibility of stopping newit.Pa
pera_simi to their several offices for distrktuk ,
tion, and returningthe iauceidthe
er marked .6 refused" by the subsenber,
without consulting him mu in the matier.
We published a letter from a New York Siab•
scriber to that effect ; we now appead another
from another subscriber, whose- paper the
Postmaster had previousli returned to:' us
6 , refused"
f - • 28th, IEII.
BAlarotaw, E5q.,..-Strr Yours of the 24th is
'received in relation to stOppreg tbe Miners' Jams
sutt. can only coy that the Postmaster has stopped
have not received in about three months, I
have frequectly requested them to look for it, lifialo
far .Without any favorable results. Tbelsura t al ta
a paper that.! prize highly, end shall not ba 1;0'1% -
10 atop it at meant. • Please send it unsaid, Ind
may get it oceastonagy. Yoursßeneactlnk L ,
- . - WALTER MEAD.
Well, Mr. Mad can take it for grai*d
that we 'send him the Jorsrna4.per 1411VPITent,
regularly hereafter,- all the official noties of
the POstmaster to the contrary, notwith4tan
ifing. •
'Aoother ease. still worse if poasible,hhas
just come to,onr kripwledge. A anbacilber
in ChteagocOmplaiised some time ago, direct
ly w us by letter arid also through his flitter
a citizen of this place, that bald not reieive
our paper—the Poitmaster there denyintany
knowledge of , it upon his repeateik applica
tion at the office, and declaring in the most
posittire terms that no such paper , asi•,the
!lfin.rs' Journal was received there for
Shortly after, this same official forwardeli to
us a regular Postal notice that the '.finfrrio/
addre , •sed to Mr. So and so, our friend, ".w
not taken out'of the office—reason, ?elided."
Are'called upon the Whet here for ao
planation, and he being about to visit Chica
go, we gave him the Postmasier'eofficiiiiire
rasa! of the paper, , at the same tithe assttOog
him that the Journal had been regularly, seat
to his son,and that every,number of it *ht.
to be toung in the Post Office there, ypon
hii arrival, he accompanied his eon to tbk
Of
fire, Who again demanded the Journal bur
- wlth the usual result. He then charged the
Postmaster with having ordered tbePubiJsher
to stop the paper—this the latter denied point
blank, when Ins own official document . ) was
produced ! This brought things to a `stand
still, 'and upon search being instituted. ;every
numbrrj of the subscriber's paper was found
snugly/stored in,.one of the pi,geon-lnd‘ !
Men who thus wilfully or ignorantly neglect
their business, are.unfit to take chargeof a
Post Office. ' •
A number of our papers have been stopped
in this way of late. Having lost all boa.
- deuce in these official notices from Posituas•
ters, We have written to many of thesub
.
scribers and °Rpm beginning to get ii their
replies. :It we thought it would do anylgood
we would advise the Department at Wash
n - gtoo;. as well as the public, of these ii?fricia
sliOrt..eiomitigs, but we somewhat doubt, un
dOr the preseot management, whether it
Would pay us for the•trouble. •
t ,
Siore tire above was in type,,the
tug nap from a third subscriber has ben re—
.
Yoss, Sept. 280fe,`,16-.13.
To B. Beitensm—Dear Sir : I received your let
ter dattlxl Sep! 23e, stating thatyou haveyfreived
Roller trout th e Postmaster to discontinue my pa;
per,, that 1 had refuted it. . 1 have never authorised
hint or any one else to have it stopped, nor has any.
one in ray etuploy._ I hive not seen any papere
`the last two or three morithi, and 1 within& a6 s _
count 174* it. -
-I doll'vknow who the Postmaster is from Adam.
Re-p•Ttfully Yours, W. mEsLEIL
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ThePustinaster l';teneral must appoiakt some
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other means to advise us of the thsetintinu
ance of our papers herealter 7 -whan confi
dence eau we put in the official ociiices
of
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Postmasters after this -
.s .
I. EESPORT- IRON FURNACES
We last week noticed the Mowing in of
one of the Iron Furnaces, just erected at
Leesport.. The' engine, manufactOed by
Nleisrs: Soydr Sc nines of this placp, is of
WO horse power, and• is intended ,10-;,drive
the machinery for' .two FurnaclA - nt;'34'feet
bosh each, one of wiiteh only is,4siti;Weirs
pleted—the other is now in eouite Of erec
tion. •
Wei, learn from 'a gentleman acqUanited
with the operations of the Furnacenowlin
blast, 'ilia - 1 - . its :caPacity is upwardsXt 1 0
tons a week. Rich Hematite or, fro
Moselem and tram the immediate ncighopr
hood of the establishment are used, yielding
about 50 per cent. The first Iron tri:an'tifac-:
tared at this Vurnance was tested* short
lime agP at Snyder Milne's% and if041:11:1
Cc!ii to he 81 the first quality for Fotit4ry pur-
poses.
All the machinery -- tOr thit.Furtace was
made by Messrs. Snyder' &.Milnes,who en
passa)it have pianutactured the ml ehinety
fir several ot the 'largest and best. *tiding
establishments m the United Statet 1 .
The Company owning these Fainanea is
etimposed of sortie eight or ten gent4meti of
Reading, known as the Leesport Irian Corn..
pany. Froth present prospee.ts, they are
likely to have a most , profitable 6tura for
their investments.
PRESERVATION OF STEAM BOILERS.
An advertisement of an inventiotr for this
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purpose appears in our columns; under the
head of "Sibbald's Metalline Conap6uod."--
it was accompanied by a parliphlel, setting
forth, in lull, the claim's of - ,
the omposi
tion,,the various.,purposes to which It can be
successfully applied, the Manner °Outing it,
.and containing a number oi:! extracts
from official reports and private ceitifiestes,
establishing its efficacy beyond qttestion.—
We extract the following from a leigthy nct•
tice in the Phila. Bulletin:
The Compound is the.result of long and
philosophical study, and we havethe testi
mony ol experienced navy engineeritand oth
ers, wIM have given. it a thoroughinal, that
it fully answers the puipose uttendel •,* "
There can bean doubt of its efficaryi and if it
should come in general use among etistnerna4
kers and ship builders, it would • nOt only in
sure durability to their work but; preyeat
many fatal casualties.. 2 ,1
We recommend the Compoiiiid lie :es;
pecial notice of Machinists and 'Engineers io
this Region—such an invention, if suecesi
ful, would be of immense value iii Schuyl
kill Chunty.
Qom- A )CST CAUSE OF COMPLAMT
Democratic Tavern-keepers and otherii inter
ested in the Liquor business
s in 1114 County;
complain that then papers tail to adirie them
of What the,great Temperance crusade of the
c;.untry is effecting, and many of them sub,
scribe to thqeurnai, as a matter of neces.
say, to find out what these troubliaorniTel
lows—the Temperance men=—lre:;:abint.+-
Why, gentlemen,.th plain Ellett& ol the
matter
. is, the props be *lilted from
under you, and yotir shop ihut kip tidos
you know what hurt you, if yon 'don't look
out—that's trig as preaching, yoit may de
.
'pend an it. [,
1 The Temperance Democrat's make the
same complaint—why, don't you attend to
ybu! business, neighbors, and post our read
.ers on the movements of the peoples
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.I;t1 MODEL Posni.—.llllll iIiDOOI your
Poluteal Rowers—bere's a mode!. from. a
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Philadelphia paper:
rr.7” HENCE YE BRESII7B, BROAD . Ars Amp
GLORY ! !"—ATTENTION SwasowE'L—rThe
members Of the Club are requested to meet.
et the . IRON Pupa * ift Fourth
bloom NigltOo accept the of the
"Ltive drops."---By order of L.:.
Lk M. Y.. .:
N. B.—The member will wear three red
carrots to the left breast pocket. ii •
trr Atlizes.4tiGE avlies its lady rt.**
looe'rilb/perusiog true. simple and innsophia
titeed love-lanes,to rod-11 CtIOIII
f l ed chapter in thellAle.
We advise those who wonbieopy this ei
tra,ct to first read ;she chapter 'referred ti,
and see if it is in good taster h e .
choice readlaglor lathes -
Orirpietitm.,-14v. Sc i niitt Carus
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was tormaly mere tel o'l4 erre siiiPashei of the
Baptist Cheek, in lids Oa* utc Ttiesday Evening
tut .1
Rev. Misfit. Bono% Gatyrosta and pang,
at ; WstinAmia,bitelybf &feel : !le
vee, of Reeding; Rtattlthasvi of CheAttott 'Hill;
Tines, of the Meth o dist . ChFrti of thiS place r
and Leveeing, lite I*,ior, were prelim atid took
part in' the' ceremOniell, whit were of is moe
solemn, impressive arifA inieres' Character.
• i 'Eer.3° ir:-Hcuoiiiiiireadied
sermon, on the general ,du rot both Pastor and
people. This was folloWeif by . the consiciation.
by the laying on of hs4ds—tlni Pastor elect turtl
ng in front oh the chancel, surrounded by his EGiv!
creed brethren. 'The dedieathry prayer end ser
vice wits conducted by Rey. 4isac Heusi :
The ceremony of giving .110 right band - 00 4 1- „
lowship, was performed by fes. AioanW;liorst
tae,sikecespittied -by -tt-atit4 . -
GRLIFTITUS delivered the Chip" to the Pastor, and
Rev. Mr. Ssnsit the Chinch the people ;coeclu
ded by a prayer by per. Mr. TcattsiOtutd the
Benediction by the Rev. Mr.: Assns.. • The cere
monies were iatersperird with several beautiful
.
voluntaries from the Chow. r
Rev. Mr. t'sirtat, the curlenuand regu l a r
radttate of the Philadelphitc High . Schiol, 'and.
also, of the Collegiate, ittoitnie at Levrisbnit Uhl.
On elnuny, and 'a ticietAistti of the Tbhologieal
Seminary at Roctiester,..H. it, He has made a fa
vocable impression open our. Citizens?, and we hope
he may find his new-detieti biltlipleasant luta *tit
able, - '
Gertban'As
.
sec/anon of Turners, in place, together with
members of the fraternity front Ptjdrutelpbfa,ltearl.,,
big and other planet, held a 7 celebration, here, on
Monday *Minoan anikevening, fast,:
from abroad was met hy the.Bott;ville.merithers st
the Depot, on Saturday evening. did. escorted
through town in a torch..light4rocesliori;aocontpi
med by the Hews Died: They wore a uniform
dress, hien Pantalooos end ,ljeckats, with scarlet
neckerchiefs and Itatbr belts--so4te wore .
red rashes, besides-;-presenting altogether a very
pretty appearance, tho Ugh their number was small.
Early Sunday morning, thil went to Schuylkill
Haven to have a dinner. And; spend the ddy,having
no 'suitable place here, all he Beet shops being
closed. A Mk, of Dutch Wine; Which had been
presrionsly sent slown,(rons sfiLs place, for the oc
casion,, somehow or other slipped their pOssesston,
and. furnished both drink arnkfun for the outsiders.
They returned its the, son trida of cars,,fbeir stay
being shorter than they intended, owing to some
difficulty with the Landlord. of the Hotel, where
they had ordered dinsier. '
In the afternoon of Monday they repotted in pro
:cession to a lot, fitted for the purpisse, encomia
hied by a large crowd of curious speciitors, and
spent several hours iri'perfoAsing - variotri gymnas
tic feat., the s:..ene:being enlivened with, excellent
music from iwo'Britsit Bands, in attendance. The
celebration was closed by a Dull in the Eening.
•
la r Able Peeseractrom-A very handsome
Bible was presented,; ast NVednet•day evening, iu
the Temperance Halli'by Mrs. ASDREWi Russel.,
to the Cadets of Tempanui4e.. The audience was
composed of a number of citieens, b;isides the
members of the Secti4 inF lull regalia; Mr. C.
Lyme delivered the, 'Presentation SpeeCh, which
was responded to, m* (orate and eloquent 7 mtm•
ner, by 'Rev. Mr. Nirll..t., on behalf of ttie Section.
The earner aitentiou'ot all rresent to the evening's
proceedings indicated the cordial sympathy gener
ally felt by the publiCi for the prosperitY"of the or..
der and the advanaeinent of the noble', cause its
members have espoused.
'Falai 4ceidenLF--'l'he Philadelphia
Itulfetin gives the pArticularii of the running away
of a mule at Grey's kerry,:early on ThMaday mor
ning lest, causing the death of the driver, Augus
tus DeLong, eked 17; years, His father,' Jet-se De-
Long, resides between thni . and Schuylkill Haven
about a wile abo4the latter place,near the Reading
Railroad. He bad been el:inlayed in towing down
the Canal Boat Sileitatti//, Capt. , Kbne, to the
locks at the Wire Widge, end at the lime of the'
accident was driving the bloat's team by thetisutil
by-road to the Ferryi He:was dragged..nearly 300
yard., and his body *as-ranch bruised 'find lacera
ted. The Coroner tank charge of his remains.
Fr Liberality •i and? ,Grataude;; .. — Robert
Fletcher, duo young titan (Or whom werecently so
licited the charities '.of the community to supply
Ins unfortunate loss;Of a kg, returns his warrne,.t'
,
thanks to those of our citizens who in liberally
contributed on hisbehalf. 11.111,50 were made up
for him, besides a Ftiss onObe Railroad &din Mr.
Tucker, which defrayed all his necetfiaryi expen-
Feg. We are happy,tio rail' that the hetkrts and the
purees of ourpeople are Ayer open to tie wants of
the poor and iltifurtttnete.
•
r 11" He's .Coming !-4,NEAL Dow:will be in
Pottsville, to.inornitv (Sunday) afternoon! Spread
the news,iind !et-as have a general - pathering of.
the peonle...ot the dountyf.. Let ever ,oni come
and bear4l.kr himself. what, the . Maine Lowlt, and
how it I.lV)rks, or whether it works at: all, aild all
aboutitl 'Now is the chance to learn the truth and
the . whi;(o truth on :the ruSpject. See entice of, the
meettli under our itecond head, alto Ole o appoint-
ments of Rev. Mr. 'MrinNia for the week..
rir Bible 1114 . 41%74—The Schilylkill Co.
Bible Society will bold 113 nest regale! meeting 'in
t. • Engiiith Lutherin Chnrcb, (Rev.: Mr. 'reetes.l)
Market areet above Fifth. on 11on4uy evening,
Oct. 3, 11353. et 71,0'c104 P .M. 6 •
An address will' be delivered by 'Mb -Rev. Mr.
CASTLa.i i,
rir The Ballosren;by the Pottsville Brass
Band, lett Wednepday evening, at the:Town Hall,
was largely attended, end everything ivee sil con•
ducted as to give generatattisfaction.l:; The mu,ic
tit spoken of in, the 'higliebt terms—iidl the Ball
Managers to bey Oaring!the coming :Wintir,
re
membei thii? ; -
Cr Rev. Mr. :Mead will preach a ser
moo on Tempecaniv, in ibis Church (Presbyterian
in Matiantongo *tient, to-morrow (Siinday) even
ing, gd inst. Service to 'Fornmencelit:,7 o'clock
,
rir Monday next ßatialion Oay, here—
eonta sixteen companies nre expected .= parade. •
:There Will, no donbt, be; :a big • crowd of citiagnr
as wall as aoldiemin town. •
.
rifr The Lutheran S ynod, in Philadelphia
this week, approved of 410 division V;if the Potts
vine and fdinertsiiile enagregationa,:in charge o
Rev Mr. STECK, 'pr thia.place. ',i
ri" The weather 'during the week hasbeen
quire .oel—fires and overcoats being in demand,
and highly appreciated. i.
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lIIINERSVICLE AFFAIRS
iiir The Width', under the editorial
charge of Mr. 5..5. Millar, has just 4ompleted' its
third year, and wit are glad to fetal; enters upon
,the fourth . with tiattering prospect*; Mr. Millar
- Wields,a right sbOrp pen—we like the. indopende of
tone ha assumes on all the prominent questions of
the day discussed in his paper, and , we hearitly
wish him a plenteituit re' ward for his labiate. We
hope the citizens:of Mi lt ersville - proPerly appreei-.
7 i ate the valtie egood:neenpaper!tti
_their midst,
and moreover that their sympathy. to its behalf ex
tends beyond a merely ,alkitract virtue--" material
aiir 14 the main-ttringtot a newfpaper'a success.
TREMONT AFFAIRS
1NV111411.4 FO ' 4l MINZIS v i9URNAL I
MR.- BATMAN itt gratify ing to;, see.. accounts,
of the various iMprovements that are constantly .
'springing up in the ditiMent parts of the County,
not only because it is an evidence of the prove:-
mu condition of the Coal Trade, Which is of such
vital importance to us ill—Llint every iinprovement
in the manulactuting line' adds to the value and
gives an addition ..I. importance to t* whole Coal
Region, and hen* all portions deOveo benefit, in
Some degree, from the enterprising spirit - that pro.
*is and carries into effect any business that Cre
ates a demand rot' laboS. . • • t , • .
That man whops, feelings are so sal'euh and con.:
tractelibat he Cllllllot rejoice at the , . prosperity "of
places other than his own locality, ea not , a fit clu
sters for a community where a . spirit of enterprise
is developed to anclia high degree its.itts in. SOrty i.
kill County. Believing that a discrUninating ppb
tic ciitortam , thii6riew; I take pleastfre in" (briefing
attention to an improvement now iriprogreisin the
Town of Tremont, the . 'roperty of 14. A. 14. - ,selt:
ter and under the management of Mr. L.. &adore
The " Tremont Iron , Works" fOnerly carried
on by Morons. 11.1rxrholte dr Co.. are ttor:`Ariolt fe•
consunctad, putof wfiich.(the Machine Shop). in
Completed and in full operation, and the?wells 0 1
Very extensive fOtindryotre now being • ieiied and in
a few daya Will be /early. for
,`roofing. The
Machine Shop is a two story horns building, 40
by 60 tt.'built„in 'diktat:et substuttfal manner, and
is supplied witke complete set of tools and lathes
of the kind nectUrsary ifor. the' prixecdtkin of !dau
b:aides.= an extensive Bade. The, foundry tou ild- '
fog will be stone with 'slate roofing :50 10' feet
with an addition for eleme house of sortie :00 feet
square.' The whole estimated con bt the biSaMis
sad machinery Connected therewiihts about Fifteen
Thozpan,ool.lage, and when completed will afford
feetlin"ei fisietunininewirlr in this line at this short:
at wriest Wed ei Mai nog apperred. Worioneathip;
for dated only be`sq that Mr.. 1 1 40ip T.lntitotts, -
yirio of the fop* PrOPOotProo l lo -fhe flonf.onl ilse•
stsi" of lt'elitant to satisfy the: palm
ImmineeMitoneilfnO oititioOtef., Mr ,
Itatt, ifs. keen* id 04 Machine %OP, lasi:mile=
non wsoaa ikitt T eigettsnee he the hi6ilseo is
such le to ion, ecifidelicia those , Misluag =to
hue work das*:
,?-11*$Stetifitill Aft 4 1 * the ,
, ,
.t.l; :a
iilthil6sti' hiin-ii*OSil at-iiiiiirtlieUnir jAicirk'
ii i maitt
fifteen Ito
, rs,adairOari ingowpawWwir t defe
time each' tliOnittlibur 'urs.-re tilitiYi
. fire 'bands einploAd , king g nino e .
could have emplot, .if they terjobtfined,
as eoasidersfile bass been OrusetdAre ar*nt o f
tom ltlicionlOfib_. it. 4 Thank are ift;lltis thee
three e infra in .64114:4 enasuictioniii the steep,
two of twenty a&1 one fifteen horse Nave l ; all of
which uttßstiatrOtbe turned opt, • '' r:
i ' .
, t l, •-'.4, Veers truly,--, - ': 'l' G.
Treramt,fleptil 185 - ' ' r '
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.. 1 1 Irj.lllCit AIWA TREMONT
t
r:an4Rally of the People.!
suite
Ma. B. iNIIA*:-:-"Hi'il:—W"e have had suite a
hugs M a in LaNOdass Meeting', thiS ,iv4iialk, at
the Public Otaif Daniel 81cS'oy ;it wail large
ly atteteed,l and taw made quite a ,stauciasi won;
:the drll4ll,e , aymittaini,ig . itar:placie rbe
Idea4was,izeo by, callus(2. L. B..ectienl
iiithe Chairs exTri trZkie, tailstophethropp;
D. B. Altbouse, ! liaise ,LitatiathLevi Pi kerton,
}leery lied, Istwa liarOsse, .robiTListimia, Win.
F o ust, David, _
,Wts;algrger i lolux **bier, iSarauel
Guile and ,D r`, Derr,
,Vice rieiitt c mi. The
meeting was tuakesw. st by Rev. blr. Derr,tof, Lan,
:raster, for ]abouti,Awo hones :in ' , the E'riiiish :lad
German ling . WO itii• - e
.rt'llSora to,!. believe,
without a daubt;ithat. viiatuat have a goOa *sip:-
ity is (swot of :4151164a Iwo: , candidates! iu • this
Borough.. .1.
Tremont, Sr* . f.tB.. 1853: .. ' 1 .
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NEVV.:YORR LETTER.
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ote Own cOHRESPoNDEND
Great Le 'um —E c tritssnent—Tero Thousand Ar
rests—Arsivat of the 4achs Worth Slav—Aid
to thlt Nem OrleansSufforri— Eputensie at
au end —Priiss Fight Foremen's !Rotos--
i--Visa of Military—Thratriealt an4Atzsuse.
merits-11 Julien—Ridiculous Aretdent at 'a
Democraue Baas Agee tog.
NEW Yoaa, Sept. 271 h, 1833.
Dsait .lor rth sp—The I sinor excitement, concer
ning which I Leath t'ou a lew lines, last week.
has takes a far tattler triage than was saspected
It went* that thit:';Chtei ot Police furnished the ve
nous Ottawas With a list ()fall the licensed venders
of liquor wahnicilteir respective districts; and, or
dered the arrest; of all others. This inkirmition
was acted upon:and the result was the arrest - of
nearly two thousand at one sweep, last week. Ttre
work, howeverfis not .yet ' finished, atu.i we are
awaiting tu see !Vat sentence viill be pasted, upon
them.'
Our Tempera:re people rather like thel itivanre
in the price of (*tail liquors, and regret diet the
rise was not greater, hoping thereby to tender \the
Oleo equal to it?prohihition. It is hard td tell brave
i'ihiarview of thOcase will operate ; for ourselves.
we had rather star a prohibition in some *tote Lan
gdale form. -
CommodorOanderbilt and his yaeht, North
Star, have retetaralfrom their wanderings., having
Glided lastTrorrithe island of' Madeira, where they
report great 51,ci,treSs in consequence oli the total
failure of,the grppe crop. hey will, undoubtedly,
need the eid of citizens agnia, as they received
it last art:tier. Alariderbtlt arrived at Cavite Vocchia,
the seaport of Acme, just on the eve of an'exper ,
ted outbreak ola hlazioni conspiracy, and solright:
encd the authufittes with the unusual size of his
steamer, that tlesy dotty refused to alloxv him to
land. The setae was the case at Naples, and be
was obliged to start ufffor Malta.
The comatiVie of the New Orleansi sufferer,
have elt..hdd tliketr labors, and made is report by.
w chitappetthei that the large -um of over 1557,-
11 ins been cOntributed by New 'Vork alone
Large utuounti-ere still being forvetirded lot the and
'of sufferers itx. 7 : Mobile and Galveston.' The re
ceipts how mart of the public amusemints in red
of the good•ostise have,,,beiti very larke aruoug
which we mfy mention, Gottschaik'ci Conceit,
Twelve lltlndfcd Dollars—the Opera 4t
Fifteen Iltindr(ll, and one by M Fitteen
Hundred to Which the Director hinielf added
Five Hinatredehetting the nee sum of Two Thou
sand Dollars—*hile ("coin, out queer better, gave
one day's progla ul his two stores inl3roailwe),
arnouutiug to `OGG' The epithitile halt now so
tat subsided that the deity reptirts have t been dis
pensed with ,The total number 01 deaths has
reached the la*. amount of Seven Thonsant: Nine
Hundred. t`
Rumors of &prize fish' . to come off tali the 12th proximo, bctvipen two of our notorious fighting,
men, have berth in circulation forsome t c ame The
parties have *en in training nor a month past, but
.the sport will in all probability 'be spoll'ed r as Illy
I authorities liace issued a warrant for tifeir arrest,
to be bound tiller in 51,00 each no keel the p,nee
in the way-rtl tighti New YOrk with 'her lire-,
men, I regret env, is fast earning a reputation as
e ut eviside a' that of our Si-ter Pity, Pirladelphia.
no less than three severe collisions Gavin;occur
red between..4lo,We companies, withM the last
week.. The Pollee me en the watch and the Le,-
figerents willeno doubt, be disbanded
One of the.4Vents of the last week, 4#s been the
visit 01 the Roston City Guard to our Cdv, as
guests of the Light Guard of New Iclrk Their
visit occuptedawarly a week, and like 1411 that our
Metropolitan soldiers do, was In etvle. , i The rest
dente of the lAte Philip Bone was takea and fitted
up as a reselettee for them ; they were gullanted to
all the shows — of the town, feted, feertetl and hon
ored in every^:way. and will long rettiesnber the
sights lit Gottam in '5l. •
.o theatdegls our eity i, perfectly awe; while
the clowdeqiitrance. and besieged titket °dices
gl , autiv show season of unusual prolrerity At
•Iblo's, we hA4e the incomparable ltaq,s, and the
Motet:xi:quire troupealternate cughtc, with
the proini-e ?A the spee , dy debut ot a superb dart
sense, Trka Mathias, tress from mutest in the We- 1
acres of Etirapie At Wal'ack's we have the old
stars, ever goOd as new, Waicot, 13'ake, Chippen
dale, and a Ost beside. Forrest at the Broadway,
as usual filling the seats and treasury it one and
the same tune; and co on with the 13, 1 werv, Bur
tan e, Nalioual. to say nothing of the dozens of
pares wher.i2the most beantiful women in the
world, celecVNl for elegance of iorm," can be seen,
aflerpoorr andeyen lug, udinissfon twenty-tit e cents;
the scores 01 panoramas, statuaiy, big
oxen, fat wtuen, sleeping men, live; crocodiles,
and living gitrides But after all the musical event
or the seaso n.:ls4be advent or M. Jul(en and his
unrivalled.troupe. I might exhaust a fetter in de
scriptions, aicji not convey to you unv (idea of the
peculiarities ;Anil surpasstug enchantthenis of his
performanceNTo be appreciated they must be
heard, so wir,aaty to all who visit Gothato—go and
be convuuted.
4 tremendens mass trieeting of the 't I.7nterritied
Hard Shell' L'honovtacy." was, held,, last evcolug,
the ‘ Pso passed off extremely Well man
the plaiform-.:onculvable of sustaining this great num
ber of perstinit who, had •crowded u it, gave
way find preeipitatedsome pirn
hundreds of the - thirds
into ti comnipii pile below, Forlunaidly but little
damage resulted beyond as indiscriminute smash
of new hats :,of the fall tayle• ' &c. Walsh
was, howevir, badly hurt, and Sheri f OrSer al
miter smothered among several very tat men who
chanced to 011 upon him Altogether the affair
smacked striMgly of the ridiculous, ,hough it is no
wonder that,the platform sell with sunk a' weight
oq corrupt log ei u democratic mass mettling would
naturally pito upon it, and the'v may thank the un•
wkinted Tinniness of their Shells that they escaped
more secure injury. Yours, &e..
G. C F.
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PIIt : LADEL4'EIA , LE
t Olre CORtt ESPONRENT. 1
DtatA—M*ionic flail Corner Btoife—illilitary
Affairs—ilTuseice Again—T.4g Barque Alevetla
ren.-1.4.4,, ais Synod, •-.
:5 PH SepL 1853.
Since Mitiat , t toothier respected citizen has paid
the debt oinature, I reler to Mr. D. (). tLxd, well .
known as tear establisher of that busi6e-si+enveni-7
once , ~, Blai , s, Dt.nteh " And- thui are go. drop.
'ping into Or graves, whilst a stranger tills our
place, and tit world forgets us, but sneer starts in.
some blue 6re. a shadow flights across some bold
'forehead Witte loved name is whispered,. and we
'are run whgly 10,4 '. there yet remains some one ,
to think ot Its end of the past.
The come stone of the old Masonic. Hell, built
in 1819, turned up the other day, whilst the hall
was being turn down to make Noun for the new.
one. A. i...egnmittee of the Grand!Lodge' having'
been en tlVOokout for the said sidne, a genets!
rush to .soslhe contents was the leonsequenee—.
there appraised DO CII ity, no boy, big a long how
bug inseripTsem m Da to: ' I „,.-.
li
Our.Cit ' is 'some hat in the Military line at
present., '''Svo mo led COmpanie.s hnd one Rift.
Corm, at &sent be ng on ti visit.! Philadelphia
beat firese.Bend to ea oat on - her4ebaok greet
Ana strangtfa---somt. acing probalynever ea on
ts i .
IA quadruped before, 'splayed awn ii d inn.
eclat faittn*horsetnenstop,,much,tq the diver:.t n
of dirty balis, slovenly Servants and , crying bableS,
who alwaias turn , out in large lorce; cln such oeca
siuns. --;...- • , -•-- • ' - - • ; 1 •
trance Ane w has just turned up in the feu,
ing item i4'A man was held to bail , in 6300 fur
eelluig nentspapers on last SUilday r ,"l ThuS whilst
thougindsX rasernalredealing outldeath and de
struction tat every step, and at all timers on the
Lord'it dati, the •' men in power," (With a •tatir of
sll.PPres.hu4 o 3 On their side ) refute to lief poor mor
tal is frightened half out of,lus seusesis •• crying*
tew,papef'A - on Sundayylwberebyl, e endea
voring to Malden honest gluing-Arerily this seem
ails like 'r3lrainieg at the gnat and tiWallowang that.
camel.l ' ;
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The cast the barque Affautdartn i'x„goitag tax;
prove ratl4e.more,,troublesome to ;the' Lazaretto
ettle;rs thqt they expected; "'a true bill . for made
tneanor in tfce having been returmid against them
by the Grind Jury. It mimes is be seen whether
anything#rther will be done. They that would
bring theoi*ount. of disease and dear in our Midst;
which , them:: carers by their car , le.:yeas have
done, desiese'a severe punishment
• The Lutheran Synod of East Pen} Sylvania is at
present in*.sion. in our city, ReV..U. A: Brown,
of Itead4 President- The mettidga have been
very. arniehile, and thus far a large amount of bu
ttress mai' cud: Ever imam; B. S. M.
1C0140116.11ED FOR Tar. stut,o4l,'outwit. I
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lli:igii/HiND ' S R AILROAD 01011,ITORS•
. B. Fhatife,x;Erq.,—la , answer tr'4a host, of inter
rogatoriesoillow me to say, through your, widely
circulateity.lournal, that being ifete, tinder daily,
wagei r nOessary to the support lolls . large • latallY.
in Ponstritle, I am not able to perket my meting
.adds atilt' the dispatch I could !wish. But the
night deli, ate industriously employed, and my
model Drawbridge and &Witt iblituutors will be'
hashed fa - another week. The . Switch" and Rait
'rued Monitors will require but eimiparittitnlr little
work' to tiKe models, and I hope to be able to exintut
tiro whale:of themto the expected Meeting of Pres
idents - o 1 ,
_tr' Railroad Companies id tWashmki od , l i
that Nil &Aped tathis)atter part otOepber. ' •
If yaw:lint allow me to suswer, in regard to
Switebeiihot a few of the naquitirs pit to me, let
me here sOy, to those interestekthat if %Switch&
tenderleamploYed at all, he may* employed to,
set thi' gin'tehee won: in etrol,inetanee`? and
my IdouitOrs eltalltake them itt that Condition,. and
pass tee owe is safetvi csa'aali *Aube engine it
may itatesetectett r. Dr if approachingtbe Banc'
on is.,diyergiag track, it Audi be An jli place joint
beferebieold bee Whether " Me r w,itb-tetiote!, 1 ,
eeas ~HTbei:enitia — eir , Will limn no liblitteed traff added'
to his' airsisdrant naps services ; list fact, be; will
! lava -ewe& has. I:Under * prelim{ working he
• maw gt.gia,marked attention to the pontiaa of a
Zwilebt *Via irosiiisdliiii , lt - charge . ' TA 'it
in i f-.
A:Twat:lof in that be iiiitl holy seebisenglse nab
bi te
, *or as' '''.iiiiiits: sit tramptiot hip vinaysylo .
.o mm: x ,uaekltitiaitcrti4Sel leo* is •••stay•
' al* b 3 . 0114 1 egis digigssoc.E.i • , . • , ,-, . 1 ,
Arms- 7: • .1131124.X.:eit,itiaCji,20,,'
C 914 tiifigf; LalaCc.c . cio•irfir.. 2 atti '1,8% - ,
• .. ... .....,.... ......:,,......1 . ,,,z,
t. 7 s: . . nr , :•Z'.".;-::;i: '7, ::.• .:.,7. , .:4'.:,t IlirM411:4 1 :1 ,til4:
Rog Tug ulnas . instrast]
• syhestr-r-inalle-lattabe
and itiiiir - pfayiiiinecitanieal arts of various forms. I
The Palacudid no!potne quo my expectations ? . I
itlord to alit 'Mpoaiwg• m the edifiat. It
tattoo squatty snit too Ipoch.kaavery *.mt it to be
beauttuLi - -lintot acknowledge it a curiosity.
~ -..q'itkevieraf n the beamfM me Lary
Wiii.Dosseltiofif pal:lungs, and all whiti have mot
itifyyragonrcontents ayes with ste that - tour
Franklin Initituti Espibitions of Pintitcht. would
Aufint Op the masa of Mechanical matter. As this
is the age of Humbugil I think thatnemly all of the
articles there have 'item collected trent various
lhopief the city wadi huddled together to Venio
Tibet
Oh. that Editors wctuld speak their rrn lads freely
and boldly through the ?rest.' But as nearly all of
.I.llfilittereprontiza Hata and I:lnnerly tut
yenisements, the Editpra are very willing to knock
under mid acknowledge it a Great Exbitattion. -
The Statuary are Well worth a visit by every
one from your intelligent Coal* Ilegton, but they
must out touch it with their black fingers. It you
wish to come on. br, all tocatinvtatefiraFki for a
room. for New Yoriqs fiel and oveKdowing ' with
humanity, some of the hotels have upwards of a
Mouraed souls. ..The people are sip crazy here
about gold and mineral binds in general. GITZ
t 4 '
Nosturritayso nta, The misate' roemiAL.l
„
131111N/4 have Weft in tpipe nf/tpqrligfl t
of last week, that , tack -han&-d advehateot temper
ance, *Jong pleading &f the trial ofthe Corn. vs.
1). G: Yuenating,whi . ch contains statements that
are not - falls; for instance, the writee says that Y.
retailed liquor in a slim fitted up with a bar for that
purpose, witirh shop formed a part of Ass Brewtry
Establishment. isor, what is the truth and the
real far% of that Partrit. the atatemeOtP Why it is .
this : the shop so fitted up was in hiS private.dwel
hag, on the opposite hide of the street. rind not on
the tame lot, or cemfeted with the Brewery, ex•
crpt by a tunnel striven under this street; either to
evade The late or 'make it convenient to SUM away.
his Ale and Deer in the cellar of hitprivate dwel
ling; there are other htatements that; are about as
near the truth as this but this is one that every in
dividual can 'satisfy t waif ,of, by : going' on the
ground and in theli*r .hop; and the Prosecu.
mg Attorney had dohe his duty, as he was sworn
and feed to do, and the Judge had , : stated to . the
Jury as he shoidd beim done, that they were the
judges of the law.espArell as the evidence—Young•
ling would have been convicted, abo, as well as
sentenced to pay the
Asrt-Atoottot..
•
[FOE T!IE iot,affAt. ,
DANNSSI—I t etcr, L y theta Register,
that the Hon. C. M.titraitis Basin' tigurin!' in an
attack on the Partraks' Bank. The Colonel', after.
his signal defeat S, irishould be. supposed, would
have "laid low" for while a: least; . The Colonel
was beaten in his oWn Count 'for Co tigress, which
hag a Democratic Majority ;'end rn theta* election
for Delegates, in Ms own Ward,.',hislicket was
badly beaten.with this aetive aid of two Govern
ment odicits—the gosunaster and'i Mail A gent.—
Thii will not tell Well for the 'Ripularity of the
member of Congress r ,;elect and the Governtnent ° MS-
Ors of our Borotighlat .Wagliington,
is evidently going down hill; and attacks tram that
quarter don'd umouht to much. .. , Alas! Colohel,
your political coumi is near its .
A MIDDLE: WARDER 2
0:7 We learn ilso that Col. Ifilraub's dem.
onsiratioa, at Mihersville, on ;Tuesday last,
proved a cornple falluKe.—Ms. Journal.
jr,* Increase of j perjur.--Ah' able , riser
says, " the confessional, and i 4 easy Omuta
that of sins, bmie made, in all erniaently
Roman Cathohc'iountries, truitt cheap, and
human file cheap}} Roth in Irilaud and Italy
perjury and murder ale stripped of their hor
rors."
4
NO MEDICIN h 'vras ever so much needed in an
t
.Ague locality, us le po.sessing',:the qualities of
Dr. J. W.C,ouper'# vegetable Cutepoutid Fever and
Ague, pills which Slit prepare() oulylby C. P. Hewes,
Some few ether iiedieines have;;effeeted a cure
new and then. bal trey do it soseldom, t hat no
contideure can be pthcx.d is them: These Pills have .
scarcely ever been Itnown !alai!, 'had beriitles, .this,
the tune which Airy required to perform a cure
(being in most casea only three days) is so short as
to make it a great Object to use them in preference
to all other medicines , and we des heartily rejoice
that such a valual4ir medicine has been discoyered
and placed aniorigr us, so that the people of this
neighborhood may irnjoy its advantages. The gen
uine Pills may be had of H. J. Beichem, Tuscaru
ns ; H. Shissles, P,ort Carbon ; -- iind John S. C.
Martin, Pottsville,4no are Agents for the Proprie
ter:' -.•--- ;"-I---",....1 •- -
~ . , .
i.
;INFLAMMA'fION OF THE EYES.-4Yriglre r
bath on ragetaglr t'd Ile wi t be fonnd a certain cure
for the above painful malady ; because they purge
fii.in the body ihseeurrupt auiVidtugnatit hunters
which are the Cause not. only of lattarnmatioa of
theeyer, but id evtif, y description of &seise. From
three to six of the hbove named Indian Vegetable
Pills, talieu every ii,ght on goincto bed, will, ma a
short time, curnplete,y rid the bcaly of everything ;
that is opposed to kalifs; and therefore will usSur-;1
edly make a pre,lfer •erirf4 of inflOwmation o! the
. 1
eye:, and at the ,sinne time the blood and other tie i
ids will be of mids a healthy quality, that disease
of any kind Arill,bd absolutely impo,,sible;
I .
Cararan.—StOrekeiperS would do well to exer.
cUe care in Amyl* Crum pedlars.F, We understand
that a man by the !tame of liieshitnd, and another
by the name of Sines, are offering! what purports to
be Wright's Indial Vegetable Pills. These persona
am not ainhorizedukgeuts for this Medicine, and
the artiete-offeredkoinnot be guaranteed as genuine.
The genuine is for sale by MrS, E. M, BEAT
TY, J. G. BROWN Midi. S. C: MARTIN, Potts
ville. Wholesalel Odiee, I Gli !taint Street, Phila
delphia • . i
N. B.—The; politic tire respectfully informed that
J. C. HOGEILSjof Pottsville, IS riot art agent for
this medicine, anti we cannot guarantee as genuine
the article offered by Wm for a
I ' i WILLIAM, WRIfalT, •
. , • I
. •
FLOWERS 4ILL (MOW"; WHERE THE•
WATERS RCISII-1.1 the:cutiele of the scalp is
kept lieulthyl, aniPthe germs'of the hair invigorated
by stimulants width operate at their roots, through
the inner skin or rerun: of tire head, a strong and
vigorous neat! Inf hair cannot hid to be the result
The operation of Isyon's Kathatl,ou is founded en.
Wel., upon this njost reasonable:, law of the Natu
ral IVorid. in is Orepared,ol ouch ingredients only
as wilt produce iliis effect. lichee the most incred
ulous have tried weld been benefitted,by its use—and
the secret •Ut its Immense sale. The appearance
given to the hair is truly beautiful and pleasing.
Sold iiy all Jealeri, every Ytherei it '25 crab in large
bottle.. I i
Sold by ever`' dealer j ot Pottstille, T. W. Dyott,
& Sons, Philudelpta, wholesiale!.Agents.
lEEE
" r DIG St'L, Such is the True meaning of the
word Pepsin," hr of the two (sreek words from
which tt tr derivtil.-. This is thli; significant and RP
propriate title of ate True Digestive Fttlid, or (ico
nic Juice, 'prepintd by Dr. J. S. HOUGIiTON, of
Philadelphia, troth the fourth Stomach of the Oa
for the cafe .of iidiaestion anth.Dyspepata. It is
Nature's own rrriway for an utitioalthy Stomach.—
No art of made* equal its curative powers. It
renders gocid eattitg perfectly Connistent with health.
See the figure of . the Da, as another part of thin pis.
Per'.
rivu'rrovttas mif,aicwrs. - -.
C01111E1.114.11 1V1•11-1K1,1(•FOR':1111F,JoIJIIN AL.
Wheat Float', t bi •* 5 50. fled Peaches pat'd. OW
Riot .16 do 4 00, do. 1: do'uopOird •' 5O
Wheat. bio,hoi ,* I 125 1 Drd pprde. paired 1 l
Rye, .do . 1 . : 5 f Eggsi dozen - 15
Corn, it.. .1 7 01 31/110 1 ':
IT
Oats, do g 42 i Shoulders
Potat.lov. do• 1 , 75 t llama,
Timothy Seed 1 .1 251 liciy,4o.
Closet 4 . . 5. i ' 3 50 Plaster.
MAERIED;.
,
On the orillaitor Sept. 12th, In st. John't Lit Wet,
at Putegrove. bi,lProf. F. W. COorad, of Wittenberg
College, Sp'ilogii6l,l, Ohio, Rev.' ELIM3 A.. HENRY,
Pastor of The Wirt h, to MARA It A deughtor of i he•
late Henry W. C4nratl, of Piney, ye. ••
• On Thninday, the 29th tilt:, by ;the Rev. J. W. I''o
mane, D 1)., THEODORE fIAftDETSON, widish!.
to MARX It., daiiehter of the flop. Win. Donableos,,
of Pottev the. i . . , , - • •
Onlhorvider te 29th uti ., by be Rov . Jon. H. Can
tle, aulsted by ' t c Rev. Andre* Levering. ROBERT
C. GBEE,N. to ARV A - , daughter 01./eneph Shelly,
Esq., both of Pottsville,
. t ... ,
In PhllepAithi.i, on the 27th nll., In the Church. of
the Mediator, hfithe Rev. Mr. Plana, It:CONNER,
of Bchollicitt County, to OLlVlA,datigbier of George
Weaver, Esq., of Phil edelptria.
•
'Thumlita• MOlDing 1.91i1 Oit.,h; Rev. Andreae Lev.
MATTILEW caNniNni, Ego , of Phila., to
AN,a IE A.., aauiliier of Mr..E.jR. Johnetoti, of MIA
place.
iaiiituotra NiTicnS.
TRINITY CHURCH, cEPIPCOPAL).—der
'Ib." ...vice held raitularly In this ylturch every Sunday
/Minting, at Ph o'clock.
''Afternoon,at ' • • II
Except the drat iianday of sock...month, when service
will be held in the evening at ?d tic.lotk, instead of
the aderctocm., j.
2211
PREACRINiaIn the neeoetnte Reform Prea
lY , Rhumb, Market 'iltreet, Rev. John R.
Warner every ' Antonio motninirand twang.
TAIEItEiWILL IRE preachlng in the Engll►h
Lutheran t t hureb, Matter street. every Sunday
arorolntand etching.
!T7THE BAPTIST \CUUROII.—DIvine worship
may be *parted every Sabbath morning and
eserting,;alsoreery Wedneseayetening, as Um usual
hours,
I COAL.,
.
i COAL reaMtred on Yardage. and deffireeed to of
der, kon reasonake terms, ni , 1 .
, i .i. ,E. SCHREINER. ,
FL W. Corne r Woad and C 3110 4 ,0111 sic. rbltsd'a.
, Nay 7,1833. 1 : . 1940.
M. I ,IIMATTV £ 801 t btee removed to the
. office of C W. Pitman, Eng.; to Conae street,
below the deantwan House. where persons Lavtaa
tinslo..n with them will plea.a s
JAMBS THOMAI & CO., will also be (bandit'
the same othre4
Apr11',10...1951)
NIGUAN Ok,. NON, Miners ofßed
ILTAsti Coal. Tamaqua.
. Jon. p. 1833.
OTICE• CUARLD3 & 63. havere
,
moved- Om! .
ottice, In Phltadelphii, from No. IN
DOCK Idfreet. trOo. 13 WALNUT Atrert, north side
betyreeh Front anii tlmmtpt tritele
Jai).B ; ISSI.
. . .
LI Ali Pang for October, just ow, and Amite this
I.lday,st - 1 • ' • ' 11S.NDIAWIS.
Oct. ~ MA v 40— .
LIKEN.—CRAVATP. Mown. Ribbons.
_Linke Ronda and Embroblelies. SAMUEL ROB
INRON. Importer and Jobbti„3l Bank street, up
stairs, PhiladOpnia
oct4 f, 1833.4
"'RIVE:ER.ISW LAST Wong., ALSAILIIOOIII3
-AI —Sow ready. beautifully, ,imbellidted with .aw
farrow! thustrations. cot aahl'ht S. BASSANI!.
fiept.'24 185.1.
,
.I.IIIII2IrAIPS FOR 111164.-30Groas Gelman
..aaud' English Almanacs, ezolnaalog Uncle Sao's.
Farmers', Hodeekeopera'. Co'cute,-/keNat 01 371, by
the Gross, !asap abliabad and gni sale ao
B.!UNMAN'S
X'beap Book sad rabashlng Noe 4 S.
Sept:44, IBS!.
M n A sigu 6KA N SILL cb : 84Th ON imi,
s t ad
tin Clio . Hal Co,
'l7 ' l
gni* tr4g W lll 4 -T. ; rbila4.4 '
• " • •7 '
; .
CZ=
9 1 11/01111‘11:.;-The Ideatturre of the Pottrrille Bras*
Barad tender their caveat - thanks to ttertAttsens
of title place and etc-1114, for NW very 1171,04phent
Owen them at; the Taira Makor. Wed adaphire-
Wag. 28th ult. • 1 gy{order Of • Deed.
Oct. t,leSl. ; ,
OTICIA.- 4 '• genital arettog ofthe SOK — itholdtre
• of the Farmers' Bank dlegabelititi Cohnty:•will
be held at the Panting' Boas" 9f said Stott in the
Borough of - Potts, lila. Ili ihaishond Tatiday ofitio;
vember aeztt and on the tOtrd Monday of Nnvemb.•r
coming, an election will i.e held at said Banking
Hen*, td elect Thirteen ditecton to rim for the en
sign:* year. J. W. CAKE, Cashier.
Oct. 1,183 I• (0-it
ThIMSOLIIWION OP PAILTNESISHIP.—
Tho pannetsbOrgieestetere ssitting:Atetweettthe
undersigned. its Stone Muons and.t;ontraf tors,under
the name. or BATCIIIII/11 it PINY, was this day Ms
seised by rottrual consent. All persona Indebted to
the said firm will mate payment to tliftilisio M. Finit,
who is duly authorized to settle up the alfslra of ill:.
uld arm ; 1411 those basing claims males; the, said
arm, will preterit thew to him for payikent.
JONATHAN BAUCEIIIA.N. •
. , wituAli II mat
Port Carbon, Oct. I, 1103-
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—EsTA IF. or JA
tXII9 lIERTL.ER, deg d.—Tbis undersigned, Au
itinareassolansd. IssUbsylbrithilleal t : Cassalif
Courtly, to audit the account and distribute As mo
ney in tbo bands of Mold Oi Vuengoado'Rxacutor of
dm list Wilt Ind Tesuine tit Oflaeon
.1,10 attend for _that Ontpteural biz office. In the Hot
nuatt of Pottsville. on IPRIBAY, October Sim, A. D
Inas, at 10 o'clock A 3114 %ben mod whore ail persuns
Interested can snend. - - JOHN P.:ISOBART.
'!Auditor. ,
19 .11••
21:110
ATOTlOE.—Whereas Letters of Adntnistratton.
/Non the Estate of Jacob G. Mawr. tate pf Blythe.
Township, Schayiktll County. &ceased, base. been
granted to the subscsibeis, by.ths !He/later of Wills
of said Counts ; therethre4lt ttutsd'indebted to said
Estate, are requested to make pattnenT, and those
haring ellfins will present them for settlement to
WILLI AM .8. KRIEGER,
HENRY H. nTAITFFER._
MOE
==
Hitll Qt•Litleits IST altelliellT,lSTilitiothll.l.
• Gift Memoir, P. M.
ORDERS No. A. Pursuant to Brigage Order, No.
I. the several Companies comprising the let Regiment
let Brigade. and Ath Division P. M., will parade for
review. and drill at Pottsville, on MONDAY, the
day of October neat.
The Une will be rotated et 9 o'clock, on Market
Square, right renting on Courtiand Street.
• By order of C01..1. N. W ssugai
Viri it. GORE. Aci)t.
32-21,
Sepi. IL. IEO3.
RIMWAltlO.—The above reward arlll be paid
Qt./by th9.Pottiville School Board, for infottnailon
that egdt lead to the eouvittiOn of the person dr per
e.lllo. Who bruk . e the glati in theSchOill Motile, on
dchuylklll Avenue., between the home of 12 „o'clock,
M. eiclt. le, Led*, and 9 o'clock. A. kI., dept. 12,1513.
ittllN S., C. MA r 1 A,ricq'y.
33$t ,
I , ept . 21. ISM
A DIIININTRATOIL'S NOTICE —The Re
goiter of Schuylkill County having granted letters
of administration ofthe male of David Price. Isle of
St. ClairSineroleteaatd; to the Subscriber. all per.
sons having claims or demands aadin.a 'the ciliate of
the said decedent, ate requested to make known the
same withoui daisy, and all helium! Indebted to the
said estate, to make iminedlats payment to
MARTHA PRICE ,
Admlnistratitz, St. 1 tali.
MAL*
=WM
LAW PARTNICILiaIIY.—Tbr: odertigned
Utilise entered into co4lartaership in be practice
,if Law, and have taken the otfice lately acciipted. by
F. W. Maitre, Esq. The business of hii. Hughes.
having been by him entiusted to us, will rereive, as.
well as all else thatAnay be cOnlided to caa ca'e. our
diligent littentinin. W.. 11. IL WELLS,? ‘. '
• .JGIIN HUGHES.
Being *lntroits* of ,
withdrawing front the practice
of the taw in the Cowrie of thin county, I hare con
fided altuollalabed profen.lonal !mines, la the care
of Wu U. Wl:taw:tad /aux fisqra.,wriam
I will ;waist to the Managonent of the came "
all my vitiating nufairecrienta are diacharited,
' W. 111 (,TIES:
33:tf• '
August 6, 1853_
,V,OTICE.—The Books of Accounts of the late
firm of BRIGHT a. vocropivo,..,u plated to
the hands of the untialigaed- 44---f ()Berth)°, anti
those indebted wtil pleise tall and kse' na!, went,
without further delay. JO/INV:CONRAD, J. P.
Pottsville, July 2.3. P153,30-tt"
-
NOTIGit.—TIre Subotribersetreby give 'relic.
thot appltratioilatil tie VW* 10 be neat Legiele.
tore of l'ennsyleenin tor a chortler' otkrittv togs nook,
to be located in liorouillb pt , entlairlik. . with s cepuai
of Fifty l'bousand Dolbere.end ibe Priv lirlea of in
creasing It to One iliandraii ThouaiLl DOUats.an,i of
reeetvtog money on Ingest sal disi ocinatOrr. tit he
Balled •- TUE I'GTTAVILLS SAVINGS BAN
B. T. Taylor, itlutolustrklover. .
George Lauer, ' Fry, • , -
George r
eierouel ritilyman. • Fox.
U. U. Yore - snug. , John eiltrtortpn.
John W. Weber,—,Ne/arg..firsua
July •2. 1851. • •
UTICE.—Notke is hereby given that tha-clit
.l.l antra of Sebuylkilll Cuunty.inteed to apply to the
Legislature at the gen soseiuu, for a charter of a
Bank n► Discount and Deposit, to be located In the
Borough 01 Tamaqua, Schuylkill Comity, Pa.: to be
called the " TUE AN fIiIIACITE HANK of TAMA,
QUA." With a sotto! of Too'flundred and Fifty
Thousand Pollens. with the prlirllege U, ism:teller lit.
capital of said Bins to Five Shafted Thou...ad tiol-
Robert Ratcliffe, 1" IV, W. Mcnolgttn;
B T. Rustics,
E. J Fry.. • B' : -
Ley 2, 1t351. - • : 17-41 m
OTIOJL.—Tbe titnekbolders of the Afluers•
.I Bank of Pottsville, lathe County of dehuyllilli,
hereby give notice Oal, they,Ditend to apply to
Legislature Pennsylvania, at ite next. s.
the privilege Of Increasing thriit Cdpltal Stork Iron,
Two Itundre4 rhousauß Dollars Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Najd Iltukie located in the Bor
ough of Pottsville, in the , County of 'Schuylkill, cie
aird for the apectric object of a Bank 01 Macon/it
Deposit and Josue. fly Ordevof the Doan',
CU/kri. LIFAER, Cashier. -
June 2.5, 1853. - trl-if
NOTICE.—Ttie subscribe, wont,' hereby notify
his friends and the. public geoerally, that he. is
prepared at all times to attend to the measuring of
Plastering, titone Masonry; Brick Masonry, Digging,
and other measuring tolonging to Buildings of all
kinds. Also, to contract tor rhe Construction tied
Erection of all kinds of huildings. Charges moderate.
Ittepectfully. JOHN 11. JAMF;:i.
• P• d.—thankful for past favors, the undersigned
would solicit a continuation of the hitherto liberal
patronage. i J.ll. J. .
Nov. 27,1.852. I 4d-ly
OTICE;:-L.Notice k hereby given that an app 11-1.11
1.11 cation *III be made to tt.e neat Legislator?, o 1
Pennsylvania Per L chatter fur a Bank. to ha located
in the tioronali of Pottsville, with a capital or Fifty
Thousand Dollar.; with the privilege o 1 inurraalna
to One Uttudred Thousand Dallareovlth Bailin;
and Diacountink I Avilegen, to be called the Minera
Savings Bank.
June 2S, 1102. 254 C
1 - SUPERIOR . WINDOW 13LINDS.
lA' bitivioN 5i.c0..1: 0.40 North alba:WM St..
. brIoW(ARCII. Pliitadelpitia. rine of the "most
ektensive and I,e,t trice oars:tor ies In tile United Plate,.
'Ort‘iiiato:rs of =some of the 'TTI2 , st •pfendid r1)1.-s of
'llltuds nod ::. hatlei 'whii It have won the Prizca at
tilt, Franklin lustitute, bp their auperiotity of iltiiriti
and -plendoi or i.eueviriii,b. We ouir out materials
cli,tll for tdrrh. and Ore bitrielveri practieil median.
.:a. whiril V ilatli”. or, to Sell aupertat Blind* Bi.klltarlek
'f
/lithe:tante ' pl., : that °dirt& enargeur interior, Ar•
lodes. . ! ' I i • !
b. rin .1.4111111 Blinds :of or, ry variety and rbarat
, ..
(qt. en, tried a 111! 11);tek to order at abort notice, and .
letered it icnoutd Veltepatring tau! Jobbing at
to .
triad to. i r i
o , t
~,
. cl, e study to plirere Wei pntrite tast4.
VOBlABAlltalf,,,—eleven eligible Building Lots, ini. [lieut. 10,1e!•,:l. ' I 37-31 n.
I.' front of the Court [loose, etittsv tile. I 71' - ! - 7 .
.--- ! ....,_
The subscriber offers, at Private sale. (WPM% lair 1 RULLEW ...- S
IRON rruimm I rumozs.
of mond twenty•two feet in width by iii feet in , .ii 111;:sk: telublotedinktiUtnente, Inaddition trl Mitt
depth, fronting on NI inersvide Riad. fluently in ft our r 4 former irictitou,ledgid to Ot 1 (1.11141:.• Wye refently
of the Court House. The lots will be sold er pante- 1 ftic. ite - d Ili., nowt 'l:Altering coutioeu
ly or in u hody, to cull pUrthaseis; . I daliOna rid in n.,d.tni itr,ndp and ay!. 1
-,13Er.1tt,,-0,.. ;
Terms ono-third each, grid the balance irieine and Liiithal, n ll,u hod :ne:heatjo ose ..t ilie.l • 2, •, •
F. W .lIIIWIEI 4 . I . li4re concerts In tk[s silt/.
two years, with interest.. : .
trustee ul hot PALO,' of Ii• W , Far , lnriar.d . -Cd• i. IlTbe publia 'nit. invited in call andl examine the as-.
5ept..24,1153 - : • • 39-61 ~ WO Illt.lll new an nand, and for akie at the fillYe!V
qit es athe WkIlElt(11)1: 4 ; .22 ri,ttlatit Street Phil
. ...
1 - 10-PAKTNIELASIIIP NOTICF;.—Not., pe
1-thereby plven that I have thin day June 61h,
ansorlated with me 51. EDGAR RICOARDri,Ei.n .
to the practice of I . lx, which. to all its varioua hrau
clips, will hereafter be conducted under the firm of
NCVILLE & RICHARD'S. DIU e, Centre • ritrret,
neat door to 0, R. Morris' ritore. Potte*llle.
-JNU. C. NE:VILLE.
June 11. 1033.
FOR SALE & TO LET.
-
.1;011 SALM.— Ten-hoite Steam Engine and
IloltriP, neatly new na4l in goad runtilng
will be soid oiflip Engnite'nr
JACOB llAMNlefloOtsvigeburg ,
37fi
=MUM
cog SALE, 'the Boitle - und Lot now
occupied by A. G. Swift, Ciliate on Ma
baritone° Street, having a never-failing - 1 ,
well of waterion the premlors. Apply to -
R. F. POMROV.
it (PM. F.; , ,14c0p0 I Cliareti.
.Scpt. 17, 1637, 96-Ii
17 .0 13
10 W
4 03
VOILVNALE.—A :10 feet lot on Centre Buret / No:.
n. in' J. Wynn's , add Lion to Pot4ville. :laid lot
rune from Centre to Ibuirued Street, in enunden on
the 'unlit, by lot Hough. Esq.. on Also notth by
VI 11., Mite. - For term/ ant particulars enquire Of
Übe riutiseribecer his DrugSiore.Centre fluent. roue.
vine. Indieputabl_ethle will he given. .
' = JOHN ft. C. MOTET..
Agent for the Owner.
37-if
Aggust 10,1459
lI°MIEN AND MULES FOIL SALE.—
A lirat-late team of b or a Mules. wets hmken
w 'name.. and wagon. '
Mao, a tkrai-rate team o(4 Lorna. with barneie and
wagon. Apply.to • U. 811EAFER.
Wlnonlaco. flaopton Co.. Ya:
37-9 t
===
COAL ° C ARS TO HlRE—Apply to
- F.,YARDLEY
38:3.tSfON„
AU4llat 13.1853
HOUSE AND LOT FOIL SALI6.-1. rwn.
eAtory Vwellinf Munn and Lat, titoaldd In Port
Carbon, now oecttpled by J. T. treurblea lan a
Store ionic and toindiing. The altotre prOptqly will
tn. said a baripin: Apply to
L. F. WHI ENLY.PutT4CatIin
Anyn.t 13. ISM ' t3-er .
VAILMI IPOit NA LE —A i,w chlknr, t.r Hoe
one wishing wen:age In' the farthing or nark 1 u •
sines.. The undersigned not enjoying good health
wishes to dispose
. 01 has faun, contain- '
tog about ISO /wren; SS acres or which le •
under eitlt.eatlen, the greater part brink • .'"" .
Crass and Clover; the remainder Is Wood • i r
Land. The. above farm la sheeted .in
North Mauheim Townahlp.shiat6 miles ,
from P o tt sville. and two mtlealiom' Schuylkill:Wa
ren. There IS an orchard of-the best fruited Apples
on the above; also Pear; Peach And Cherry Trres;ol
excellent quality. Thu buldings are lona and near
ly new. flair of lb* purchase Mabee wnutd be t ta
ken In yearly Payments 01 0200, With'interest. •'
Wei.. PHILLIPS.
21-3 m
July 30.,1853
('OR SALE—At Tamaqua. a large and splendid
T 3 atom Brick Hotel, with fixtures. pit
.uttiel In ROA Naurb bun. Ittreet. A got l
bargain can be bad, and time wilt be allow.:
*4 for theporments. For amber port ico lars Inqulre of the prollirtetoe, - ;
July 03653. = • , • 9-,3m
V ILIC ,
OR SA.—Thiroatrreriber effete ref sahfb 20
r bone Engine, (one of the best In the reghte.ite
gather vilth all he eettneitene also; Etteakitut. Roll
ere. 13cn:etni. ar.e..all ready for.a • bestness.of 014
thoa was, or more. per annum. .
, JOHN PINKEUTON,
Malmatongo alreet, Pottsville ;
et t4t.Clen,
'234 f
June 19.1853
frio twee anCOommodion, ." .
(Ace and fixture., In Itannan's Budd
inp,oppoillie the Episcopal Church, Centre kg 9
Street. Enquire of . I. • •
JOBB BBNNAN.
1-tf
110-tf
1A11 . .14,052
.111.11111NWOOD LOTS FOR SALE.--Valuable
Gbull/Bag lots in op moat central part .of the Bor
ough of Pottsville. lately laid out on !he Greenwood
Estate, are now °feted for sale , ' APO) to
A. ROBBEL. Agent
for the owners, at his office in ltehantanto St.
Pottsville. May, MOH . . . IS
COI
11l
IRON .4
--,CUTLERY
410 911001ITS1 111 t t —A. opleedid &non weer
of gortiott Deldrlie mid Single-buret Cons, just
received end sn - we et ibe tlerdwate Storq
RIG of
EOlll9ll, 'BHT.
39-t f
Sept, 24, 1853
AASSORTMENT, of Rogers' Res
ales Poeket Rai Ves Just rectistA at
,OYAMOR inuoirra.
Sept. 24, i6S3. - • • . Sis. If .
40-3 m
A PURllifdla EALsa IN SCRAff IltuN s
13..C9pper Itraae, Bar . and. Block Tin. Soddeen
dtileltat LaidAn„ Watt, received r: Erase acal •
Copper work. and Melina - forntahlog. AR, ardent
connected wild the above Itooposuptly attended to:.
en - "N.:E. Come; Pain and Santlt klyeets.Plulad'a.'
fan li. 1811. , , 2444
LOST , IkTOVNI47,I
SiAgit 11,16WARD.—Latt we Inuatday 'otter.;
l.RJeoon Inst. Twenty 110 Dollar notes of tnel
Fannon' aunnalloadlett, The above' toward will:
be paid entiettionottnalt setenut tWrillwareSaink;
i 1
MID2SZ
I ri.• BOWMAN, SIJRGCON
kleildina,,Carnrr .IHARSCr and;
SECOND Streee4 whet four doers
above Edema Whsoh'e tnlkei, where oil
operaaiOns on the Teeth are:performed. 11 411••
and erietrvetb Inserted ua . tdOdoutcr terms:. ;II e er &Li
raniaddtbre wurk,i
. 1551-
cllSClli' t K A 3turni. lIIIINiNG CNCII:4111t, and
VTatarley , .r. Stlrrin Terrace; Conti. Street, Potts.;
afar, Pal. Exam lostlonor, na.plti.. je,,,, vey i ai d f o l ap i
of Coal. Minra, Coal !.rods, Minlog Machiriety...llcesi
.' .ra rcuted on the ahorlosi nista.e. Agar)* for Coal
Mmes. ae.
•
'.pt. #4.1 , 353 • - , 1 .- lill.tf
----7-7''..117,--"--
•, 1 . 7 - oJek irs.l.,,
''AC Y, ahrure,,ala treater in ton.
IV/ fict ori aty. F mita and s r.:kitties, itio. 104 .ti.r,E,,
.1C ST'Eltreet. abora'4lo.4,B4ati - 8141;asirTior - 14
It rd Li, ,, ,, llotel, IThst2drlidir, 2 - i •
, . /sot. Rl, 1e , 53,. ~r - : , r ' 3.4. 3.
I_. _
Eißlt,! CiXIV31011&.31" rar, ilEitri, - i — vilija.
Ji!as ALE asocert,A. Tea ald Liquor -Dealers, and,
Coninirsiton , Mercbuti.t. No., Isl MARKET Street
Beset.* StA sad Gill, - .
.E. C F.s
-v. ' } L L ' ;
. W' LI 'i, , ur moults," PIJILADELPEId.
.1 Cilium", ' • 4,-. • - i
July 2. 1N52. , • , LI-Gra • "
4010 .7"
I 411CIIAI.LIS ' ,trio:nap at Law
tetalQatt 4 '
erine.. itttnatedtotaisaw4tAl.
igeldte Arid cite. net e Ven(re Street; nett door to
a: IL Morris• Store. Putt:rale:
Juno I 103. Vett: 9, IPS, 2.le' 111 tt
re AV. C CLIP C.AV KW, formerly of Oie area 41
as D. W. CI (LE.allEl2, Engineers and Ont.
'eyries, ittler sever4l yelis reseaements tri o other pli
ers, hail re opened an Wheelie Pottsville, where Ire
will be pleased tepee the Crated' of the old flrm, aril
all mho inati require the scrim et of one Of his mil.
cession:, •
OFFICC.CV.SiRE Stier), Itnmedlately opposite
the "144 ver Teri ace.** I -
Nay. 1e33 113.f0n
"fulthEl'l'AT LAIN
LI Oci , iiii; 17 ki i iii il is:IITAI . . , , .
1.1 POTTSVILLE, Ottice G ENTILE Street,3 duals
Pouch Of EpiaropaLllu'inc - Nlsame sidg. I' .1
' Aprill3o. 1553- - . I /- ll6-11,---i.
Nth As CO.,&Beek
ers ainl Dealers in. EsebAnge. Tamaqua, renn'i-
CoilcOting attended to, and dials for sale on •all
the principal cities of the Gglon. Also, Drafts paya
ble at all the principal :Buting [loess' in Haillruld.
tiroland and Wale.i.
' July 1.7, 185:1 "
7 .4.1,1 k itud Dnono, o6arloup
liectiOtions„oniltatidbv4 (Or sale by IlieSubietibati ,
• .li . ' I 30111.4 Ll.
:Iterrt above T• 1 1
1563. .9-1 f f
Feb.*
1 AKD.—Mozart Otia-Psorkertylor Lite. Inquqt
‘,..10f !!. ' • - - ' JOIN U. JAMF.B. Art. N.
h Mllf ct Sifcrt riIuJVC Telltb, ;'Ultaliillit•;
Feb. i 6,18.53. '' - ' • l' ii-lf ; •
11
JAC9II KLI.NE, jItST It% or .Tilt rEicr,
will rattethl . ti the !collettinn of Ace i t.u,nta, &c ; '., i'
prompt x. and'all, th e d Yoe a ipor tlntniol o Alt ottici..
Putt * th e. tel. '2.5, 1959. j . .1-.17 1 0 1
r vHOMAS It. BA PIN AM ATTORNEY at LAVV;
1 Otpte in Crime -tS iseeti oppnalto tbit Episcopal
Church', rottairilleferkayl.3inia.
Nnvii'lo. InA. ,1. .. i- - •, 47.1 -
_ ... 1
. - .• -
‘ , l ArNTED.-1 3 / 4 nit/lifter tifFinlal.eta acid 'Pattern. ,
V .511tkers,at 'tirt - Sfeitta 'Engine Latablithtneut .of
44INVIICH. & MN Be: 4
Oct.), 1553.. 1 I 4113(
Ml*NTED.—Applicatiuna Witt
t bq iccriv . rd b thr'rtuasc.ilber fat td Tearbetli,lo
take etvargr-, of 1110 Pfiblir, ',:ichQuis of 14. Mannetak
Tow mintp, richtiyikill Co. ~, Applichlit4 VIII Inert the
.n
11d :uu 11%11101'o: oc.t,l.atl at tOf. Oat ftway Houle,
(Mrs, Prll*er's ' Hy uttt.q at title, haat&
JA,SIF- 3 LlitatilG, Schuyl. 'liven Y.
„ _
..,A;,..
eirpt , .. 17,16X1 v ' 1 .' i 3a1•31. 1
---.
40171UATIO WANTED, se 014tedore 1y , ..1,
13).4ninz man Who bai had t..ou.n..lt•rablii o.x7l..itente
Applyot the'ntc,of Ole,-Viners' .1,,,i.qz.
:•••M. 17. I'SL3I
-----1-7--------
IXTANITEI.) .I I. A go , eiTedioster somelsitiat acfittain- -
Vti i lid with osce,k, , epind. Usereeptliinsble Wet- .
ences;witt be re4dtre.t.. hildrest Uox SUS,_
s.:eilte 17, 115.5 . 3 . L H. %
....
1 _ .7.,..4 1.-4.13-41 .... _i
+.__'
A 1114 TILLIE IC 8.6.R1V1C.E..—U. 8. Mout—
, rimer' ire wisnud lor thP Artillery siervier of -the
UnillStattsruly.
Alita few (mid list.l. kiiteinn... Apply. at the
Recri.i,tiii4 lloodezvouv, Pottsville, ''.2.•!
A , / - gUSI t) i 863.
__ ___
•
11-ANTIt.D.-,-Iterralfsttla the Unit+l Staiet. 'At
11 ioy., 3t the,Yolt+yinn Rt•neeavuon.
g Noy. 2% 1K52.
'ni) - At i l4 le ceenic
. 'ts` a:1 CHILDREN. A lf tvir4
wlshh; rapoyincid. big and tli., yourt
and Sld,
mate ;a1,3 female ; and also, all pereima ,vlabinO to
Any'and all kinds int' hands. LIODItERK or
SERV AN Tel, rer,e ire: Ittfortaation by rain
'l nit Fl:t t he other. tbe Pubic rtr r in dIA'RKET rttirt,
l',.;isjvtlke, Pa. CV TERM:Stunderntoi.
- - I- 111. M. WILI 4 01 , •:. J. P.L
' Land Agiint and actierTil Cnlletloi. 1
, •
Apv11.,1851,, 14-Iv
_..... ---- •
PREMIUM' ''PErtrIIMERY. ; '
E
vE;R A k em J:,-4.t1. . J:,-4.t1. nese, n essn
awarded to E
JISIctI,A IN 1.,r lint Opertsr Pertuntety, Floc)
sdapn and Dentrifices,byl atifetent, Institutes dOrtirt •
the last stx year.. I
E. MrCIAIN. St:inaf#lttter and Importer of the
rallori trig articles, pawnor:—llls eetebinted•Vegetable
Hair 011, Henr's Oil, firer a Merrow,andsl.usttel, - ete..
'GI Afferent 'finds of extracts fat the IlLihdkerchter i
Col.gnes. Tooth p•siit, 5..7.1.:c ; also,ihts ia y tlinlisd
Munnettc, !lobe), Cr:iota:line, Wonsnr, We nut,' . and
a vartety . of 'nthrr FertcyiSdaps, fur snalbing or tttits••
s ing_;' feast, Powder. 1,11), Minns!, Alibsiter- ItoWder.,
I t ortn; Owns% kat, Mils, rthAving and 'foam Blain
ex ; - Port Mann:der: DrerOar.. Par kat; and Flue-loath
Cukutse; sti [or winch ram be put : crised cheep rot
casts at Nis. 400 :wan 6tft Sireets beings. Rate, V,lttle
delphill. • • i .
•
.p- U.—.'. iherardiscOUnt to tinoteto• • ,
B ."Pt• 3 0 . `ns 3 iM iv f2S, '53 11-IWO 77
-
ikOelphla.
Sept. 3, 1953_
01:11"I'A' PM:MILS vs. INDIA RASHER.!'
, .
SOIir.TIINLI IENTIRELV lINCW„
t ' ,l l llEi Nurili anwrlcain Cotta Ili.iNlia Company ate.
'IL sniv ofroing at: *holes:de 0 mat variety or
iaio.hoor.m:, made twin Rider's Patent Vuleanized,
Butta Perrha, of new;styles end beautiful finish„=',
L Thee goMis are water-moot, free 'fronf unpleasant.
Intel], pliable and elaitie. like Indei-rubber, end nut
it:Plied by fitly sabstkneee, and will not (let-attire - me
red become 6 tieky. Thee are very dilTerent ll char:.
I aster fromany other erds heretofore made nt Cutts.
I e;:rchit, either in this .country or Egrope, and a r e.
lls afranted tosiand all elimates. I
1 ' Among the variety may be found Coats,' Bloskit;!
Capes, Ponchos; Beetling Jackets, Overalls, Legirlos i
:Son-wester', Caps, Comb Illunkert,,iroNe eatery,'
' / Shower Mans, Syrouree, Breast Purer's., Rails„ , renell'
aid Ink Fraser', Gas-bags, Sportwen's Drinking'
Cups, ' Cu, Steam - Parking', Malli me • Bettina. Catrlaas
Cloths, &v., a.e , with it very cheap and eirectirie Lite
Pro4erver, made expressly to meet the new Paittelol;
ter law of Conare4s. • All of a finish and quality sups'
Fiinr to atiVotherwa, fer-prnor goads now ;before.
I th e public.- For sale a( the 4l
WAREIIUtE, 14:Crider:
I Street. ': . . j ! ' ' : i
.
Dealers in water-prodf gdods are invited to eitamine
these Louis, bellevina they will find them en
kl!tti” fan IlUtEllui, to.' anything they have evir , peed
before. ' 1 r I . ! '
Orders In any extenpezeitati4 at Oars nutter', •.;
'.; .. WILLIAM RIDER, . i
' E. IL 'Ertillrort:' tr . - Prealti N. A. (lA'. Co:
Treasurer and lier'ry. ,
I 1 Augustan; 1853.. - , \
,
F12a13D . ! - ii • .
LL who want Asir* :if the real Cocusek Cot
Make should be particular to entice theMantps;
as there AM various counterfets lurid rmltationii
, stamped Collins and iabenra m uch like Milli which
vvn fraudulently soldiin some pails of thejladted
;States as our manufacture. They.are.made dtffert
*pit parts iff 'Me country by various xxe-makersi and
are generally of 'very Inferior quality. The genuine
Collies axes, which have acquired such an extensivn
ireputatinn, are inirartaibly stamped "'COLLINS gr,
'CO. HARTFORD,' and each ale hiss prltit4d label
with my aignafure. It is now more..thanTersirryi
Five *Eine since' wit commenced the baslnsin with
, the stamp of "Collins Ar. Co.. Hartford," and ) donut
iknow, of any Othefaxe,maker by the same fact:titles
the United States. SAM. W. COLLINS.
Angustr2o, .
•sous.iimoinums,
irni.rOltTF:Rs •Aly D '.2IIANUrACTU4EIi....t
. - 0"( every dcrortsolon l or '
.' A D rE'S' .FURS.
*d - ttnell STIIETTAIici.uv; 3D Sr., Puicaniiirni•.)
Arid at 178 Mirage SAI
T., t* YORK.;
- 3
ourlldoda have all been selected in Europe BY
One 'ov•tur. Flair. and Manufactured by our
rielves In , the roost el i giar and fashionable :hamlet,
we tan °O'er them al price (taking their superior
iqlallty Into consideration) that 'will defy row petit rot
MlTtr Medals avneded for superiority byihe
6rPennilllVanis and Maryland
Aueusti2U; 1833
Fpm MEDALS AWARDED:
GEORGE.
itti WALNUT sTIiCET. PUILADELPIIIA,
%Ai ANUYACTUIIER or improved; *Oral APIcIAM
AM 77R ESS ,
iLTCPCD my! 9P[lli4:ll DM)$.
.• Cate FO4 lirioug4t Iron Berhtead a.tid otAar
I Furnilurr. ant Iron Animal. arid :*
Modils iu TVO,-,4
May 14..1E153
PLIIIIRBING ESTABLIMISEINT.•
ifDICKINSON seapertruily annnannell to the
public that he has purchased the entire 'Mork it
the Late firm of NlcirtNo t Dickinson, and: intend.;
carrying on the Pion4iiis buitness la all its branches
at the aid Stand ender the Ponsviile•liousic'whei,e
he hopes. by attentimi it, be slnescihe misty be able to
merit a share orate poblie patronage. He will 'utr
a l?tee bit, work to be es good, and it will hp iittae en
ss res.onebte terms, es can be des/ cleesthr.te:'''';r
•
ft. UICKIH SON
Autos(
Chistnut St., Letukeitin 6th and 7th, PlateidAlphAo
tIE -••• PHILADELPHIA ARCADE,". pOtcbased
by Di. D. .1 AYN 1850; hair' been retnndsHrid
and conrettid into a :)Intel, with ISO One airy chain.'
- ben. and is now open for the 'accommodation of Hie
travelling
It is kept on the Ettiopeen plan. the same •
as French's; Lorticres. and others in New (di
York, where a chamettriblill , bad with, l l/1 " 9t
or toithout board.'sit the option ofPan guest. n •
.In the basement runt be a Restaurant. on • • c
an extensive irate, apd on the second Omit an OriV•
nary ; so that guests can take their choice. •
. The rate of charge! will be as follows,
Clamber per oiltia.,or for It Ware.* or
L een ik
Breakfast and.Rupper', In Ordinary; each; '1,5
Dinner.: : e do ' ie.
For corolbtt, thlt Dote cannot ite siteled L ap e ta
believed by the propiletor,and be only desicen : ttrde.
w ho.dcAbt,totryit. • . • ~.
The situation le central, near btisinets and neat
places of amusement, (the ehestatat rarest iTheatre
, 111 within one door,) Audis qestymay desirable. "4
•
aS, No, accommodations for ladles:
2, .1. D. tutu*..,_-.
.aeityled.fs;. • . •
Ll3ll
CUB
-
TAN
3441
1 4R tf ,
1111,
34.80
4ismuna norm:
11111
MEZ
.vazituuswizamt, VSTATr
Ar SALE
wij.Lc'trie'iot t r dLi t j a a: t ortte Orp r bas i ; s t i ,,,, tt
Vtli of jclub•r; Ibti.. - .1.0 11" ; rc t e ll asuses-- 1 - 4:A
All Lb a testes aka Proper ty.kr.nar q u Of 0911 F. A ALL
In fiche ylkill TriernahlpsChitster _Count yFeituurt
sante. offilatt At the Junction O.P/ratting
and liebnytklll rfreteld wille• 'from Pbttadelpr.th,
ore wale inistbrelst awatainies 111
terla'of land, In 1i high stalif of cultivation. uLenr.
passed in fertility by any it the county.
The. faititoteMents area large Stops Ilsrchanikith,
wllb be afy wa t e r power . . 5 i Ati
gree tan. ate anta,
Mane Darn, Wagoa !louses • tarsi Myrtle: Muse,
.waft ether necessary ontoulldlogit. .
ti goodltorair {twelfth g and Coope r r,yi r
the Mill, and a good Frani/ Tenant House row th,
I "thla property jar desirable location for tbe j
Itibtritar of Iron Furnaces. having, the lltsf
lialtrosti parsing through lt,"Bnd.l he rou,ik.ll!:a ii:
oaths oppointe,aida of the elver, accessible by a
fhtd.- - Tiae.Ptoegrave and Pettlaidetpnia . Ratirt.su
located throaghtbrt - prerntsek. , whlcti telt' condytt „
,with the Cornwall - lion ore beds. Applicattnn
"beim mode to lease the, prgOrty for the tuin l / 1
Copper and Lead, n filch there la no doubt, salaam,
on'tbe.premlses. 'flits progeny is worthy theatt
thin of thipitalkilso • •
Aliltikikkaus4po..LlZo• aid place, will bii,ana
eraf wood - IOU; tact ittnbirert 'With Chestnut
containing - • nctesiand Vac sa War 5 acre and It. p ;
vate— T sltpdaa4 In Chat tempt. township;
Alitio, the moiety of l of :;acres 'perehes, to 1• . 1
dyffiir Townshlp*Chetter
Min, • large Atone ritorellouse, with tbre.j.":N,::,,
ground on the Schuylkill Clint% to the. town Li,
nervilleoppostteklie Moor 11a11 property .sine
containing Of perches, ehe perches. and l
acre and ICI perikeit large pleportt
purchase, money or the bloitre - liall Islet cab
on 00 properly.. ,, Hale to take Place at It'
the. mornlifir l Waldo known at
.sale.
p e rsons iflabingio Onwitrie propit,fy
applying to Eta T. Imo,' o t n the pietuhte...
A plan Of ttio propettleixan La , seen., and )•:r•t,
intattnatton obtained, at PO. 60 Ittatket .streit
adolptill. • JelAiEl'll %%Atil),
• ISA At' ) 4 C1:111.
'VII or .14a. Wood—Ps', .
ilidmittliatatois to Est
Sept. '34,11:13:
• =scoria?' • MINES,
• TO "1. - if..sE kv.R.
fir ms.uodersigned win 5.10
stitie in I;r4e
%V loconslo relalnlog for Ornsiif an ;1
Minot incitation irn Oretrrt inerb3ertit,to
itq of the lidera - Lead Ittl, oprcintrno of a nl,ll
be wren at ,141reer;* er.reitl -4 0Pr. ktb;.);
- rnieed b$ the vuhict.ther. 11 here to ou 11:1'
eufflclreo of Tllntir for rill• Mining pe fie," I,',
eats on here . the tlabt ofpurtharring the
fp. the $.-Iplratfoe of Mil yeATII Cro the 1111;111.1 !I
.9qo. mdEti D ANIF
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rorteviite, Rept. 17. I€s . -
PLAT/OEM SCALES
/AP- Eve ry iteartiptnin, - viitetM , f..r ftaii,oid -4c °
k fo: welshing II AY. CO 41., OBE, and MI:f1C1110.
I)ISE genevelfy. Purchasers inn c oo. rt.r.
scale Is Guaranteed VorreFt. and rif f after fp,:
found Sitisfutfory, ran be in orned Tr oln , etc4ari ,
Factory At the Old them:: eelabilshed..fmlf ,
twenty years, corner of 'Ninth and' Melon
'blladelpttlx.• i AIItIOTT & ,
Fluccetonrin 011o,i,tt dr. Abi..A:
3n ;:tn
Sfqx.'it 2353
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TOTS. TOTS AND FANOY GOODS
VIE SitbaciMet haalu.A.arylve4 craw Enrdne a al.
1
tina'and latgi• a,aortnirnt ufTOVI eu
Natption: Kid, Wax and Gum VDU*, Fancy 1'1.A...1,
Harmonicas, Yines:Onuflland Tobauu Ho, ep.
('II Pre, DUallat3l.S.4:3l,a . apt) a 14 real V ttfirt)
lticle. flume:via to tneuinot. Beth. a.:
Own ,efectl,.• (1001 11 , e inatiniectu..er , , he 'tit.
then sheaper tban'aver .11)1IN 1)01.1. •
No. DO tilat„ betweettlarth and Race
Peet. 3.1; 1553. i ' 4 .lA•Sta •
ANDREW FLUZDER, Auctioneer,
itfl'A•orth Ture4.st., (1 Anse !tt)! • 1 , •
PHILADELPHIA.
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AiICTION gutty evening, cumniqnr!iy:
. o'clock, cndaistlogiur Ila.rdwa , e of cyrry
seription; sae and rlaiths,
Ihge,Trltnuttngs, Molts add *Miles, Watches and
etry, add Merchandise generally.
ettuaily Meichmitt. 1,311 t int; the city, V 6 9, ein t
their adyanitige to calliand esauilne the
Goods that: are sold a'srri, evening .
W B.—Every article, ..old guaranteed es repie-acrc
NO lint
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CM
raxPiErts' OIL,' '
0 0 b
ü BL: . 13 !i t rit • t coast . wh.;11!,
1100 ilbts 111e4cite.1 Whiter . Eteitlitint
ottle by B. A. .1 1.1 r
awl d eputii'Whalives,
dept 17, 1b33. :111tr
NEW WSL AItER WAREHOUSE
11UR1V) I,ANING,,
AfitiiiiPet/iediiitna LlNO,tees, Ard.,12.1 Ar.
second dpor atoospe;vli, Philadeitit
.iI,I7IIEHE airy be folind the largest and
assortment In t•e Coy. j
FUrChaaelS Irtau the cpcititry will fi nd it!i , .. II
io at otm . store, where the): all t.
aulted wlth • superior ;With nt the lotveo:pri,;.•
. BURTON 6 LAN 111.(:,
No. 141 Arzb Atreei, above Slain, FIJI
• dept. 17 161'4
•
rURS; Tufts!! rurtSV!
ETZ'3 ettolessfe and Retail F1.1111 ,4 "1 ,1 i:1
A. 0 Ni30.19 North THIRD and 74-
,
Streets . . Philadelphia, Itikporter al.dsienufd.narer
'every desei !Rion or 1.1'1)1E1' FUR:I - „
As my fu/ti' have all beEn selected by my 14,,.4 . C,"
eel!, In Park', LOI11:011. I.elpalz.
and Mee "„
where, arid befog manufactured by sue, I .
pm therefore enabled iordrer them to the'itad,t ,
Irsvpriees than they ten he .purehe-ed to, at r 3,
Tither establishment in y I re:tnert luny
,the ladle. to call and examine
All ki n ds of Furl repatred and taken ur 4.!,h..!,
" . MA ritiEt! 7
' 1 31 16!
Kept. 17, M 3
, DAVIS & CFLIN, If 1 ;
Dealers in i
' -. :
::LAMPS, LANTERN 8 4 C/lAND4R/Lt: •
N. E. corntr Fo 1
lfra and Chyry ,:i":.
• • PIIII,4IIEI.PIIIA, ' l
.
HAVINi3 call tired aciditriptnted thth 0t0r. , , a• 1,
bavlng the largest sterol:neat of 1i , "14' 0, l'io' s
'delpbta, May are now preoared to -pit iii,b; V., 1r
CASIPIIENE..rIitJRNIrta 1 , 1.(10,
Ethereal oil, l'hoagene Oa and lard nit,: 4.'4.3 ,
, rerile, of all pawrits: F ancy lintel ati.l. Ito I - i t xx ......
''. f7tianklicts, Girandolt9. er“id , ltnac aIN kr , ' ;,:,
Lamm at the 31antlfaituters' InveNt eriC.!. ti'.o.
A-amps:by the package. at 1 am ill adv.mvelerer Ail
tom prices Being tare Fluid, Etherea o Manatteturereflo: )'.e• ,d
1
Waning h, Alroh6l, arid; wt. ;.r , .
true) l'Ocktiene Una, t ny can tuitin.lol..•l,e hf, ~
At such prices that Meeprianta will fi nd' tt to the,: ....:
vantage In buy. vali rrnre pone elbwhcitu. .1
MAUI bargains. .4llan.t e Safety Yield Latmt lot ~,i,
dent' r. 19.53,3 • , 3 pir
•_.. _ .
~urrercums. 'JEWELRY AND ' .
•4 - i • 1
Sihaß WAGE.: , .
- r itN underMigned would mom, revpte t%:llh, ink.
t hi) friends and. tbrq•pubtio generally, Mal at. 1N:1
121
recontly enlarged and ntlit , r‘s ate tut- ~....
proved bra more, ana la prepited HO% k,;!. ,
lei goods Ithl b. fur beauty and so Iv 11• - •:.,
of • MOO), Callijot t.. ettip.o.t, ,I 111.U-ft:X.;
M. now In store Ito r‘lptilli4 a,aultutent of x% all It
ES, JEWELRY, WINER wAltr. and f.\\ .l
SQL)DS, die., to whlchjhe Invites allerttipli Ilrf :
determined to dispose Of them at mixer Whi,h. ~,.
not fait ffifelidef eall.daftlOn. He liar ti0 , , , 01 , :a' ,
alpetlence In Oa 111141firela, and will ri:tor ,, r :•
please those who may favor him %vial 0.4 plivt.:.,:•
All goods guatantred ti, be as reprriottl.ll, ~•
N. U.—Waterier' and . tiewelry rrpoirtri .t,: , ,0l Oar ••
'led. All ordeia b) mail or Wiwi . w Ise. 1 , 11 , 1oP , I) -•
tended to. - • i JAM Erl It. (lilt] II
No. K. Routh Id tit., h i e tow :11stk4 t rtt.,l'H ,
ale Dria't forget the number.
.Jilly la, 1F53. ..
• wrualkin pROVIMS & Co
\UPHOLSTERrAEDD IVG A N. 1.) t I: A r
Eft IVAREHOUSE.
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S., F. E 'Corner of WI and ArA Str'etri , P!,im
BEDS, Festlser Beds, flatr,plo•-,
and ilattrapoi, Cu.ltlons,
'Ales, Counterpanes, :Mackings,-Illankrii , ; x. . S
constantly on hard, !or otade to 0,6 !, ! •
Whoteeair and J oUul, on the mom tivorpnle ,
FEATUI3II:3, BAIR. and 11U:404, k.e„ Ace , it •
hale or pound orders,rcopect 101 l y ,4.1 n ited.Vr•
ly executed, and wan - piled to give sitlsti;••o n.
N. 13.—.-.Mattra....sss re-ntadr; and" Featlit.i,..
(ed.
,
tiept. 3.15.53. ;Yd-am
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J. EL A: )& , S.-ALLEN; . '
• 7'4 S S'orals, fl'harves; Pliii.zAtplq.,
TIEALBUS IN OMB, 110 AP, QUA:, tl, Sc ~:T ,
JJ for sate, . 1 . i L
-10,000 Gallons N. West : Coast Whale 0 11 ,
0.000- do Bleached do ;ci , l
0,000 do , Elephant Oil, • - , 1 •
1,000 Boxes Chernlial Olive Soap; ' !
1.000 do Pale 'SI Blown du : 1 . • .
500 Tons Peruvian ',Guan.,,
100- do •euper PbBOhate of lime. • .
August. 13. 1853, ' Mee. 11, 1 51.
— . 50'10' 32.1 y
SUPER PUOSPUATE OF 'LIME
- I,VElitapite:tfolly the Jat tendon oit FARM ERA
.1, V and others interested in AGINIUULTB K. 1,, it
IMPROVED H U psalmosr HATE ()FUME:, well
ufactured exclustveryllor us by TPTTi do KLEI I
Chet:ohm, of Camden; N. J. .
In recommending lite above to the favhrtible
of those la want of a VALUABLE FERTILIZE N.
we have every cone. Crice In assuring oar cuitowit
that the quality of Boa ankle may be entirely re. 1,1
upon as old form s , It Is prepared with gtrat tete
experienced PRACTICAL, UNEM loTre. and po . ti , l
to bats contionlogrii lbs. each price eta err
A Wet al Dedurtioiz mai to ecruntrVllleerki
pUANO.
Ton*:No. I °onus9imur Peet!Tice 1 u 44,
MO Tuna .Dry PATAGIONIA Goii o.
For slily at the to vest Market, ratesiby
ALLEN lc\
Nos. 22 and 23 Souqt vey, brit Chcstnut ,, t .
• 4" •' 2 • • " "•
iillaeof 10. et
July 30, lesl
• T• 3 1; lm
ATSsCAPS, szc
' FALL STYLE , FALL STYLE •
A.
- • Vie Fall styls of HATS ilosig ,
, nay fpr tnspection at 0 .4 8
Natc V 147 and GAPI
Sarre,. C:fililTßE, St,eti,tec.. , I , ~'
above tho Mints? Mank. I
FOR e t a h u e brtcr it i Q be l r ag , :4 1' 0;1 i d
b ;L i t% tte li s i t sla c n d s moat p i ' :,! ' l ,h T"
thanks, and impel) by prompt tieotlon to rte v..,1,
i .
of blastulae/ohs enatotrioa an the" publlc f. rnt.r•.'r
to merit a enntlnuatinn of the saw. . I • -
N. H.- Pitrion baring a ptarefente fhr the tn.r. , •
facture of any paritplar style,nt flat, ran 1,,, , •.<
*Arne by leaving tfied• order with the sutra. r. 11.4 t
, ' 1 , . [ 0F.0.;.Ta l'i'l.%
Pnttavilte, Segt.t.24 1853. . : :19 , — f -
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34-tm
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NEWS to th e lOLUIS of tho PEOPLE .
Hpao..cApi Oen 1,.. A DIES' ' FI/ ad of every val:c-
Pe. comprisit4 olio of iho intgest and rt,st.e ,,
elocke; at ' , JOHN p tßt:ißivti wolf-ien.wn N o
CAP and, fill& WA 10.31013 H 6. No. 2n4 MARKET
ail'abtSier.littth Pl.Hedelphie.
The prottrielor helots praitt•
cat Veortmlart, end 'mein! WO
ph/ennui tisPerithee.tiorb in mOn
tafit.ctottivg and wlliny, effete hie 'Claon- To,
sties
r'
tronadnoiatlatird the bin •.b.neineive facilities (111”,
he sutpiteed bystlyfilealer In the City. Iff!e rtK. ~.
pentlemen'i flail trir the Fail, In rely but' o't ''
eliVertOt onallty. , VIIII.DREN'II FANO' 11A1e ,
vim , ttyie end carl4ty of i mornin g. froth 410 , V
.11e would midi tleratteatb.n of the I.adite partru!t
ly to Lis fliie ABIOIIOeD I of •
irunS, .. .•
dutii en slap, Pciap.Tipiims. Victorilfee; ton,:..
&Le.. made up ea recd for the present ael•.l. T.:.
atOch of Faint/ of tie 00/6 trooortatiohi aid tiit4v t.,
the beet workmen, tieder hie own personae in,rei ~
. Ce WIIOI.ErtA LE : DEA LERft,• from •itie e..
,(r.
will And 11 to their tiles - mese to tall no.) e vovine r
fate purchasing ntanwhere.
dept. 41, 1F53. - --; -- . . • •
co , at sTetistirvAiscAi. inmuus.
• •
A Statistieat Ch.ft of the Coal Tratft of Soh"' ;
kid County, givingjhe name. of the vein• tcorL..,
a the County, toget b er with the nametnt the
era aod Operator*: their thielmessolelilh below ine
Water-level, let:wit:4ot gaaiways tunnels. quanio
Of Coal produced last year from each Vein. nal.! , '
off horses and mules used in the trade, toyer Ler v. 1 1
the number ot"Surritto Engines and their power , Nl'
nap, employed, Miners' iJoimes, and the
ceased by indlviclonli: embracing all the S , an-1 , ; . a!
Irdorniattoo the', County, rel ative :to the t.
Trade, in a conden*4d form, a large port..xi at
Vs.:entirely new : iatz published and or -0:e i.l
.Book and Statonery:Sfore of the inli-or,i ,-
Prxe SO cents. -' • B. liA .1 A
Also for sale by 3
• .IVMI3. ZIEBER, i•
Thsrd Shot, Phi/144 4 u ,
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