The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, December 03, 1853, Image 3

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SATCADAY , DEC, 3,1853,
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ar ynE liriiv k :ll.T Jp LrR NA t, ha i ',l lar
ger circulation than ony Other Netrspsper:eb•
',Ail in Nint4een Per:nip/1 4 ..7,44. It o , re - flares
amour. xi amourOle C.Wf • ban and ) -Suess 9nen, ?Int Only
tIl Wl' and the e1k7i, ,, ',4 untie,. tut in on
orr rit‘tv, and. t ail') rir"eirlat \s l2reelu among.
t k e uv ,stes in Se/mule:4n eounfu,-witici ;,..n,le r g It
0 ,, of the mots valunlde Advertising - firth urns- in
1,, County. -Big few pupers' hare so many cupi•
', : . , 4 ;ta , enrolled on its ,v;elicription list. -
r ir Cl,s,rittiwn and l'iil.lpr .Srhool Trgtherz
w,tt .zzpiztzrzi with The . li.filt;r,o tSI
i Sr V 71111117, zn
AGENTS FOR MINERS , JOURNAL:
i . nspealct: LAThr It BRUN TaMagna '
THOMPSMI A. GODFREY, Treirannt ;.
CHAitrxrc R. 111.113 BARD, 71 Pim. St., New York.
Who rue authored to rereive sithseriptiont, ad
verliknnent,:, tkr., for the ,Attnere' Journal, and
fe r e rpts for th
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
ri , " MINERS waned
17" , MR. NElLL,invlteo propostae for a.
rir A IiWI:LLING HOUSE in'Port Ptni.tim
or rent.
•
O. F. AfOOR 1i invltt. 'piopa , alA' far. Mi.
rang.
THF.:, , EASE:tnachnery Ac. of the Iparo.
Vattey ( White A.4h) Colliery for -ate see wiver-
1 ,ritiellt
' JAS.- Atil7l"Elthas opened a new
lMacL
.tnuh shop in 7th t 4 i., between Mattel and Nor'
wevan Streets, to which he incites tlu allot:mon of
Mechanics anal the public tietteral!y. fie , aid to
turn out tint-rate•tcurl;.
ANp Ni.W Vor.ll AIP.T.P.TiSE:IIFNT.
W' A AIINING w•aNrd
Now Pork Co..
rIP'..YEE AIN4, It'll T Of Claw les leati
netet'r new Iv wel:is I... 2 tote ; :reii to-sn Stieet, PI, d
Sdelphia
rjr.CIIRItITMAZ -1 (;001):-.P--. dar,t the
rredri's uttenison to the advertt:ecnent.nl Robrrt
SwAlmailttl " Chrktina+ thi4 day'.
paper- Mr. ti is dine of u:‘l";.qt impOrterg in
Hilladelplun—and ha. mark k'now - ciiinplett- and is
.t the mo , :t varied kind.
Nr.u. Vont: C-orraspoutlent studs
us a capital letter this weeli--Iread u.
67110.3. C.AL•STRAUL has cnn thsoks
fora saluabl'e . public d”cument. •
A BF:At-In .- vl. piece 9t pbetry will he
found otr the prat • page —it is np ordinary .
production.
7'Tiic EUROPA, the next Siemer •due
fron't Etirope, is now loolied for l tvath great
inteiest. •
(Om 13 0 RuTTGrt Fit , i4t.:(T...—A properly aud
ited statement of the financial affairs of the
Borough will he found in unothei
Our indebtedness an punts, io a pretty largt;,
figure; but hardly perhaps as much as was
•expected.
The ruirmuisystern of trading almost ex
clusively in Orders, while the Treasury is
kept entirely.ernpty of-cash, is still prevalent.
These ordets are'hought and sold at a, great
sat rifice Ultimately io the Tax-payers, and
the sooner a new order of things, in this-res
pect, is instituted , the better for, them. It
onlY requires that: our citizens und f ri ii ke
and the evil can and 'will be remedied.
IRIIITAT. AND RECEPTio.^{ Ut .101 IN
gentk4nun is the third of
•
atrik;t6 exiled by the Iffitt4l Gov-
. (3:7" A
MmuL l
the Irish
who hag. escaped to this cou'ntry'
at New lork on Wednesday last,
eminent,
He arrive,
lefrometheu, Great excifemeut
4,a boa rd
among hip !rinds, on the first
prevatle
of the. steamer, and salutes Were
tired by I.arious Irish ,mrlitary compante,
iUeagher, Col. Dohuev, ..and others,
Were amongst the earliest to greet Mitchell.
He was l'oudly cheered at the Ferry and oth
er poiats, and at night was.serenaded by the
Irish societies, ! twenty bands hiving been
engaged for the occasion. • •
ghinp.w
j . "" A:‘,1:11/1"CT Or INTEREST.- 0 r towni
may, Mr. S. Lewis, has a valuable commu
nication in another column, on the best
means of supplying the Borough with water.
His plan propry-es bringing a constant and
abundant suPply !rota Wolf Creek, at a .cost
olsloo,ooo —which eicpense-and subsequent
benefits, he suggests • that our neighbors of
Pert Carbon and St ; Clair might share with
its. This is a . matter of nn'ordinary interest
tu our citizens—and we hope then' ii , ill act
upon it areurilingly.
Notwithstanding the wet .weather for al
ninst the entire month past. .some portions,
of the tows have been wholly without water
from the hydrapts, during the day-time, fur
a fortnigta ur more.
THE THIRTY-TIIIR D CONCREiS
'flu , New Congress will aerutilt. at Wash
ington next Monday, ( nth).' Fhe Senate
willconsthtol siXTV , TWO,.*ItV i the Htttuse,Ul
Two lIVNURFL AND THIRTY-Fellg members,
and t tvi: Territorial Delegates. AOar
ascertained ; the, Senate will stand thus
Der i °era's,
. Whigs,
Vacauries,
And 'the House thus
Democrats;
Whigs, •
Abolition,
The Philadelpia•lnquirer. says it wi. be
seen, that the Democratic Party will have a
large majority in both branches. It is quite
possible. hutvevt•r, that a division will take
place before the close of the session, and thatt,
aq in New York, the Democratic members
will be ,separated into -twa factions- 7 -one
.Icnown, as, the boristittilional Democrats, or'.
~,Iferdr, and the'other as the Free Soil Demo
..rats, or Sqfts. Among the most coo ittc.uoas.
,members of the Senate, we may-' mention
l‘lesqrs. Everett, I 'ass, Clay Inn, Award, Bell,
Badger Dairswi; Toombs, Douglass, Buller;
) .'cote, and Bunt et% These -are all
go i,thed men and every way qualified tore
„„, the dignity and elevate the character of
b od , • of„wit wit they are members.
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ARREST c) r uOI I :4;TERFEITERN.
' We observe by" the Philadelphia papers MI(1
• neat of eounCe l Leiters has lately been dis
covered in that cite: Several arrests were .
tirade, and the press and other implement:, of
their nefarious . basin ess seized. together with
!sage amounts of sptiri'cus
Charles Clark was arrested on •Sothlay .
bight last, and his housecboroughly searched.
lb the cellar., pail, of a poss were found, and
in different parts of the hoe other portions
of the machinery were secret ed. Under a bed,
in the.second story, the lloc,l - boards Ai - ere
found to be loose, and upon exatnination, the
cavity under the floor proved la contain a
large quantity of counterfeit rioit's. There
were ones, twps, threes, fives, ant! one: bun
dred4ollar 'bills, purporting to be o f the fol
lowing named .3tinks Bank of Gallipoli%
,f'armers' and Merchants' Bank of Fr,tderick,
141 d.; Merchants' Bank, of Granville, Wadi•
lingtoia county, N. ; Merchants' Balk of
Brighton,.N. J.; and Farm ers' and•Meellan-
Bank.of Frederick, •Md. The aggregite'
amount of spurious money thus found secr,e
tett, is $10,685. A number of Times, note
'paper, chemicals, pens &r., Ste : , in endless
variety and of the best quality, were also
fOund on the premises. The counterfeits
were all well executed.
It is inferred from letters, memoranda. 8:c.
discovered that this establishment had exten
sive ramifications throughout the, interior of
the State, and also in New York ; and there
is good•reason fOr supposing•that the coon
terfeits on the Farmers' and Drovers' Bank
of Somers, N. Y., which lately flooded, this
community and for 'which an arrest was
made, were manufactured there. We un-.,
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la 'Bk 9g S.ch N. lital 11..t' --- • rk, Toni
derstand the principal infurtnat ion", by wineh :..._:'— -_.7.'_- . ...... -_1 11141") ._'_.
, . , 7: 17' :, I l l c lo ou m n on ,v dt .. , R vt•C i i.: :1 14 114
the City Police were enabled to .trace out , 1 t • 1
tlark and subsequently three other;—Tho- I ' i . • *,
7' ~ 21'N; Y. v i , i u :. Sit i t .,
man Haney, Andrew Giihraith and Levi Seig- I •• '
.., ~'•- I. 7 ~' 2 4 i . l '. i6ri t i k tiv it i ,, ' 24 .
Stied---chargtil, with the same offence, was ' .4:"' .1 _ 1 21 —j r mi- kr`n `
-,1 -'. 482 u
11 S•Ti . 5 51 For the, wdek, 18,8119
given by the Captain ol our Citizens' Pnlice. T . 'l' ;/
t 1 eskel. tdr ..eaf•on, 7,D97 1 For ren,. , hn, : : 11/59,167
Mr. leianing,s. 'nine is ,scarcely any other i
.. '.1,72t1,46.9
To ;lune tone last year,
~f
• way in which 1 1 Ie Police can render more real ; Decivd , e nrin.liclir? ~ iU3,l2t
Ca
service to their Ivllo,W-citizens and the bust- ,
__ E, Bo z ion' end vicinity includes everytlilng gams
• ' c, f w , Cad, to Mas.ctebti-eti , i, New !lamp.
nese community itpstiiculitr, than by break. I store and bfairie.• '
to up the counterfeiting operations iliti ew- 1 1 er ; 4 6` l iat a 7 s rn an %' ) ;, i v s sa in 'L uJ f e V v es er , y a y t e h u iD s i g 1 1 ° 4 4 40 11e c4G' inse ig n i :
styyhereinlest ihelionniry: - ,I In Dela Ware River below iticbmood. ::,
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TER com f 'maw nal NM
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The quantity rev by I.aßroad for the ,5 41441
ending Nov. 1 . 10, 1853, wet 32,813 13.4ar idecem;l
ber 1, (which is the com;encetneut!ot - the seoir
year) 6,753 1 011—t0r the _ eek 139,566 19—do hit
Canal2l,l3d 10—total loc i he Week 60,703 09 tortci
The increase this Weekris 1,966 16 tins , . The,'
Ritilitlaci - iained 6,814 tot and the Canal lost 4,:-
Bri torts.:F, ' i Ve are tumuli of the Matintuy tent tot
i
market lam rear to Nov...p, 2,915 tons.
C
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The quantity sent by itiiilroad for 'the year end 4
.F
mg Novenibq 30, ISs3,l4nonnts to 1;582 211 tons
age.mt 1.1:ift,01.1 17 tops'for the prevjous year -1
showing a tallies chl . this year of 68,699 0.1 two;
Although the Coal tom e has been-less, the rate*
of transpoqation ruled higher throughout , this;
whole year end the recei s from the Coal tonnagei
as well As the miscellane us traffic and Pas , enger
tritvel, have been considerably increased. 1 i
The Coal tonnage on te Canal will be increased
from '7O to 80,000 tons th s year, at increased rate
of toll. Tlc miscellane as busineas of the Cana,
• has also been con.iderab y increased. over formei
l i
year!'. Both corporations hare dottb a prosperouit
business' thelpresent year which Will add kresly to
- , a
their strengt h m maialabing a stro n g competition.;
after next year, with other lines of Railroads soar:
fi-ogres.ing trom New lilork direet, not only is. th
Willm•liarrt:l ant' Lehigh! Realm +, but to mi . tbi;i
;40ms-it:ill Region at Tarruupia and at Auburn. Oti
the tir.t mentioned route a tummy hiti bees. niatll4 , f
and the project pronountied practicable. The di , t.
taime from 'Tamaqua to connect with the Lehigh
Polley ; Railroad, 0,64 Lehightda, is aboUt 1.1
mile.. On the latter rte a shrveY is ,now being
made, and it ik reported the papiirWthat thi.road
male in all probabiiity be te via.lAllentown l and,
klamliurg„to connect w t
th Flit Dauphin and ,Stel!
quehanna Railroad at Attburn i , wAxli hitter road gig
'towcoMpleted and id4ration !rpm that poiUt ii ,
tar a• Ibriegroye,:- . 2%clitiyhill County. . 1 .1
The .iliipnaiati from lii-limouil up to Nov. :f2eitit
1'i.1:71, it wilt tie oh.ervad have decreased 1 3IS,TI:i,
toa• Prim Bri.tot we learn the .hipments liaYT
ii!, ! , large deereii.eil, which show• that the Aalf.
kets Elt‘t rd New York - , niiht tie erimparaiivelj•
bare of A ilthrurite Coal. ! z•
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The; ("So(th Am rirua of Kindayol, 01.1,341 S
our remarks touching Ice ditty of our Operators
the pi-esem state of the Cost Trade,. 'fhis of iminqs
We kre tot unapt red at. It is very natural thial
consumers should tie anxious to o'itain fuel cheal4-
lindthey ought to have it as cheap' eiteutft
sturre4 will permit, But those who produce the 1 1 1
mole, and those wh' traffic in it, have interests lo
proteel al4„which are equally important. 71*
prevent critical Stine of the Coal Trade; wits lint
brought'ahout by the Operators here or the dealee.s
ahroad—.it was u combination of circitmsfaitri.s
over Which they held no control, proMinent amnfg
whicli wets thr high-prices ot 'lransportat Mu. ';lt
true that the prices of Coal advanced, but ;noflin
propart ion to the oilier expense; attending the; traile;
Freight charges from Philadelphia to 11(ist(iin tits
tip to Si, and even 53,1 . 0 per ton—in former reastilis
rates were limn $,1,75-to 52,00. A corici(poifil-
Ing inerernre tool: place in the prices of freight',
all the other markets front Itiehinond:
abraad were toned either to cease receiving stip
piles or pay . these rates If they hail retitled ,1(3
par thr . se high freights the markets cord() not h~Ye
been supplied, and the priers mu.' neee.saril: hare
advaileed , even beyond the present hates. ',MOM
of' this Coal is sold On (credit and has not ye,i I , on
pant tor—and therefore would it 11 - ot be miry' 4i1,1
nudnessjor Our Operators - to force ((dal into jhr
market ut greatly reduced rates—ruin . their
,
mess, destroy. themselves, cripple the busines; and I
prevent a full supply hereafter - , and thus prodiii a
, similar Ante of alfau-s tiect year; • . 1 7 '
(tar policy was to Induce dealers to takei a !toll
supply of Coal—gad in order to induce theiritollilo
su s we advised Our 'Operators to give sheni rcim
tirices that. they would nut torte Coal ult.) j.lhe
roar - Lei it loiv plea, tiller Ibex had sum , tbey
could to driller, u. ..onte did last year... fi./e4rs
were holding ha. k under such an app?eIle41:4100:
It'wa , 'necessary that thouppretiensiLin'shoulr( hr;
'emoved, otherwise the trade would be check ed.
ManY of our, Operators knew thii—and they Oso,
anew that a combination as formed among mime
of the dealers in Philadelphia to foree.pricei,d6Wn
here, while they rontinned 16 sell at the high
prices' on hoard ut Rielittiond7 With these Oirehan
/ I.
stances perhaps, the editors of tie Nort4 Anlriltan
, ,t,
were riot arsmainteit when they penned their,•zre
marks on our article, ll', kni•ni, nud thr7) , 'ol , 4gin
to !level known; that the most effectual' waVl'• to
cheek, production and erect the sale of any larikle,
is to create the impression that the price ti ltkelc
to tall—and it wioi exceedingly unwise in them, to
do an Just befiire the. close of the ,navigattori : by
Canals for the ‘Vinter,.if they desired to ee a
supply of Coal in the markets.
' Our intelligent New York Correspondent; ir•ithe
-following letter, alludes to some ut thh evtlit'or,:the
coal Trade prevailing- in that City, and Makes
some good-suggestions, which it carried out i Wpuld
Go tar towards removing them in part, it npt
Alto
gether' • •
I FRO m OUR NF.W TOPI cop.p.F:.spoNDFN'T. I
A I I! qe, Id :he C 0.,/ TraJ.• ql Neer itorliJetiu
rsorne weeirs since we endeavored in et few' lain
'and brielsentences, to open the eyes of ttW;pt fie,
of New .1"orl: env in particular, to the rangy ';crv
ing abitms which, have long riisted in 114 goal
Trade Since the publication of that iFtic,l4. I
have been int'innied that it SilitA the condition of
the Philadelphia market ni-u very closely. ,
One of the chief i-vils to be remedied is a Want
'of union and harmony among the deuler4 tifem
selve.; that they should net morei in unison ' j fivith
one ahother, thereby promoting their own best in
tete*, and at the same time protecting the; pubic
from the depredations of that numerous elas's in
the trade, knOWII,II4 (loop drAirs, is the grnnii de
sideratum, us a firSt step toward the regenerAtion
of the business. . .., ~ i - .
.
Under existing ciretimstatimesnhere is a whit ot.
stability in fixing and maintaining a selling price,
viceeaeli Coal merchant liars to allow. a .(4/sto
nier to leave hi (Mice, knowing well that his Mext
neighbor would gladly secure him M a , uerlfifie of
one half or T/filth - ter at a dollar pi:r ton, on iii old
and trite.rizeN2rn that half u boat Is better thii,no
breacf,": If this was merely u fancy sketh,'it,
would do well to stun le, but unfortunately lit las a
well authentleated fart of daily. I may eteit:'.
hourly, t l ociirrenee. t:
Now, fftbrie was n'true and proper mnderlttand
ing between one another, this would not hit 4
It
A knew well that the customer, whom leas lused
to -ell a cent Iris than an established price!, Mid
that, Mind you, not a fancy, extravagant one, fAit
burr paying profit, could go to Cor 11, atalMtmet
the.saine state of affairs, he woultl,allow him _vale
out lirs'itation to leave hitt'ollice and try his Idittine
elartiffirie. For it is ti Welt known fact, thul (any
manittenstomers will patronize him, if they (fin do
nu lietter elsewhere, and u natural, conseqPence
of the 4 rule in human . nature, that' the Coalz tiler- .
chant would retain all his, regular patrons at ft Mir,
lit- Me, paying price. 'efts oublte - aim.) woutldtsettlr
down into a more quiet slate, and instead or run
ning through the town,. pricing :and stutping,
screwing one man down - a half or u qintitte, and
then making u handle of such an offer to Iteat,down
the merchant with whom he has always ffeari, and
to whom probably he intended all along tmgiye b la
brdeir--nistead ct regardnig the trade as Stt
highWaymen, ,rush striving to get his Itand. the
•deefirst into the unfortunate constituer's 'pocket
the.
public would I say give their orderaoVithotit
I/es/la/Mu, relying upon the integrity ill !tie/trade,
and the whole standard ot the business be r ileva-,
ted to Mut level: which, its importance and the
character of -the tarn wbo compose. its better.part
—that part with :which we now have, to
command.
LEE
4 II
II 1:-
Thus notch for llis one evil—we see its reflects
'l.
and the good that w uld flow front its eradidatiom
taut how-shall it be edied ? That is the iiiiri.
lion ! . . 7
-We have long thong t that one of the facia ben ,
Mit:Ml-projects for the I atle that could now he pin
forward, is the establishment of a
," Poll lA
change." The hu , :ineAs It 4 grown to be we tit
tremendous weight and extent, eurpasseil by fevi,
it any, in the-magnitude of tts transactions and the
alliOtilllS oi money in
liat it volvea..
We are conviiice't, that the scheme nee:dil but L
start to sive, into 'existence, and when once start-,
LA We are gully -persuaded that the goixljeftkis
that would enme,,would not °MS render; iti.' vastly
. popitinr, MX fotever pro:tilde the Ittxuriatitlrowth
of the. many evils in ilietra& that wediave-.endea
vortd to,expose, i, :i- .
~,...
lfei some suitable roost bevueurtd in the lower
part of the, eiS, and a board of officers, for its due
iegnlation4. be organized: .We have many;men in
the trade, who have grown grey therein, veterans
in the service, who colnd be induced to niilept po
!,itiOn.vin its management. il,tt tt be °km:adoring
the day, and at 'or between certain hours, CM it be
known as '. 'Change hours." Hereithe dealeis - eauld
1 meet and ron.ult , prices could be establtakied ' and
mutated—those wishing to buy could Meet those
i haying to sell. and vice vernt—we should bear les,.
of I tzents running ull over the City to dispose :of
cargoes afloat, or thrown gal their hands;:asi: is fre-
Iguenify the case, on account at 1111,,Shipliceing ,01
Eg far 'Stove, dtett Ash for White, dte. ?:At the
Exchange . such', cargoes might be transferred from
one dealer to another, Whom they would suit ex-
actly, without Gang thrown hack on the Vends
the shippers. r
These are but a moiety of the many Lieneiits that
would accrue to the Coal interests of Neiv York
eat*, from the' establishment of The Gal Ex
change.' The trade are unanimous in ^expressing
their opinions that something should be done, yet
" what.is everybody's business is nobodies bust
ne!,,,," and nothing is done. It needs hut- a- start
and the ball will roll . Then awake yel energetic,
workingmen.ot the buiiness, and secure 4?r your
selves the honor of having achieved fot• your pro
fession, the greatest good that could posSjbly', an
erne .to it, and tilled a void that hasheest deeply and
sensibly telt.
There areother abuses to be treated, of which
you shall hearnaore anon.
BY TELEGRAPH. •
FRiDai. 3 o'i-Lootc.
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• 52 75
1 25
1 75
4 - 200
Freight; from Richmond
To Boston, • -
New York •
New
New Riven, - -
Providence, - -
%Val , hingtou; - -
A &Inv; -
Newnrk, j • - -
;REPORT OF'SHIPMENTS
Frotri R ickonood; for the' week ending n Soon ,
dsy, Nov. 213, 1853
EX 1
COAL TRADE BY RAILROAD - St CANAL
FOR 1853.
Seat by Rama ond Coma tar the week eadlng
ou Ttturtda_ Evotflot bust.
gAILILOALL CANAL:
- Intim ' tatiL WISE. Thitt.,
P C. 12,101 09 522504 12 9,903 IS aco,tro 03
P. 1,314 01 - 82,594 15 877 11 66,301 . 08
II 13,671 19 669,240 11 8,816 11 356,967 17
P. C. 5,1233 04 307,871 02 1.538 10 64,856 09
sd. 32,813 13 1,582,211 00 21130 10 848,93 17
21,1111 10 849,19317
03,030 03 2,43e.,104 17 ..
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. Shipments last yearto same penal: , !
Week. - Toial.
Railroad, 32,542 15 . - 1.1,50,911 17
Canal, - 18,124 02 . . , '777,118 03
'A f;ti, 17
Increase so fariiiiA year
PHILADELPHIA' & READING It AIL ROA 0
J. . FOR 1853-'54.
Amount or Coal transported on the Phdadaphia
and Reading Reamed, during 1 day ending Thor ,
day Deornatier 1, 1851, ' . TON?..-
From Pint Carbon, "2;463 13
" Pbusviiir, • . 300 01'.
" - Schuylkill Haven; 2 715 07
" Port Clinton,' 1;274 00
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Total Rooms day, . ri : 753 06
RAIL ROAth
.The following isthe quantity of Coal irantriorted
-ever the different Rat!roads in Schuylkill eouniy
for the week ending Thurschiy evening : ,
• • WEE['. TOTAL.
Mine Hill &S.H.R. R. 21,061 01 987,710 19.
Mill Creek . - do
,9,101 12 420,152 I:I
Mount Carbon do '2,37Z 10 140,893 17
'Schuylkill Valley' do 1 / , acs
. 13 439,132 18
Mt. Carbon dr. Pt-Carbon , 11,671 00 489,751 07,
Little S.ebuylkilf lt, HI , 6,987 . 01 '7159,859 17
Uuiou Canal Ii do '
. 2,1221 11' 78,442 19
Swatara . ' , do : 1;083'19 .52.,111 12
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-, LEHIGH COAL TRADEFOR P1'..1 ,l
For the week ending Nov. 26, 553 :
• WE R. TOTAL.
.9 . IrOITIit. Mines, .5,515 12 :174;:i-1 011
Room Run Alined, „ 2,1i0t - 17 : 77;111'1 01
Beaver Meadow Co , 1,101 00, . - ,IAII, w;
Eit.d. Sugar Loa!, , 1,20 1:12' 2.4,ri2-1' 17
Spring ;11ountkin Cunt, 4,041 19 1240' 1 1 I I
lerain f 2,!1<.; Ikr .75;179 . 114
1•10710,,H C. - 4.1 . 4,411 • titt • :17;288-14
erttattrry, '4,•4:r, 1:: -18;8%8 tr.
Sugar LO4l, • -- :1,904 12 • .IL,SiI 01
Burl: Mountain Coal Cu., - '2BY. 17 7:V0.87 01
Wilkr-banel`. t ' ter .25,6511 19
• 1 65 1018,7811'09
• I'olo, (17 1,091',250 tr..
Decreit..eilw. year, .
•-•
RATES OF.TOLL AND TRSNSPORTATION
ON RA IL ROAD 10 DAL . I, 1S- i.
•
From M. Carbon. S. Haven, P. Clinton
To Richmond, • 2,00 1.95 1,15
ToPhiladelphia, 1,85 1,8-7 0;5
RATES oF -'OLI, BY CANAL ['NTH:
' Ci.OSE OF SF:A.4IN. •
From .Port Carbon to Philadelphia .
.• Mount Carbon to• •
;• Schuylkill Haven to ‘• •
‘• Port Clinton to
RATES OF FR KIOHT BY CANAL
1..2 , 1 year
PlAndelphia. r N. York
85 ' 200
• S 5 ‘, 2 00
' 1 t#s
00 0 00
From Port 'Carboti.
••
Mount Carbon.
" Sehow11:111 Haven
Port
CUMBERLAND BITUMINOUS COAL. TRADE
Fur the week ending Nor. 5, IBS;::
R.
R.. ROAD. CANAL. Tp rat..
Mt. Savage R. L. to 3,132 2,315
Cumberland H. R. to 4.53 S 't,(11;3 6,01
Lonaeuning R.
'Fowl (or the• week, . .
Total (of seu4on, -151, 1 .4,1 S
osllls. , thr nil Mine Joy, n
NEW ADVERTI'MTS.
NEW uLticasmmrs' snap
. .
lIE undersigned begs leave to Inform the cititetrs
I' of Poitseilie and vicinity that he hay ripened, a
new Blacksmith's Mop in Seventh dtreeL hemeen
Market and Norwegian, on the lot of ground occu
pied In part by Entirely and dilatylei,
Screen Manufacturert. Ile is
:prepared to do all kupls of 'Smith's
Work, such as horse - s hoeing .,! Ironing
Wagons. axe., +lc ! Mao, Mann lecturer of ttrublond
- floes and•Eround - Picks; Mines? Picks, flnkes, Ste&
des Ond Wetigee. - would take Una tiiktlind of in
tbrming that he manufartnres Stamp
for marking 'fools, which are always made at the
'honest notire • JAM LS MATTER.
Pottsville, Dec.l, 103 4041 in "
CBRISTI 4S GOODS-?-At Whotcsale---
J)Em.im:4 will find it to their advantage to tall.
er nun otidq—l tov ifrunte,flaskers,&c.
:,the new tlatriet—Huildihd Blocks,
Boxes Tools: DnLinoes.
Very beaulifill new style of Embroidered and other
Fancy Baskets: Alen, t'hildren'e`.lla-kete.l
French Gottda-Putefr weights of Glass, the latest
styles, e , the Crystal Palace, &c &c. Alabaster
Goods—New Styles, a-t ery large assortment. ,
Pearl Goods, Pon Cuablons ' Yard Measures and
other Notions. Together with French Toysand F;th ,
cy Articles as exhibited - An the London and New
York World.Exhlbitions.-An fart, our assortment It
would h 6 impossible to enumerate.
• ROBERT SWIFT. •
Importer and Manufacturer, ,
314 Market St., above Ninth, Philadelphia.
Dec. 3,1653. • 441-3 t
MEDICAL WORKS. •
UST received and for sale at the Bookstore of the
J
xitbscrlber, at the publisher's lowest PRI
CES:
Wow! and finho!li V. S. DIAN. naatory —rk.w edition
DanzWon's Human Ph olugy vote, l•
Thompson ar. timith's DouteMic Medicine
Durliisan'a Therapeutics, 4 sots, siva,
sllllt6's Operative Sargerr, avo, plates,
t.tokes on the Chest, Sea,'
Peacoat:it's46oll Anatomy, 2 Yoh,.
Ifooper• Medlcal,Di . ctionary.
Ebetlr'a Practice- by Altelrilan
RiCord on Venereil DIU&SP,
Turner'* Chemistry,
laston'o Elemeno of Sorgery.Bvo,
Meileo Treatise oi, Oboe Orr 4„:4.v0.
Mb=
Fordyce on Feiris, dvo,
The United 'Simi, Dissector, new edition,
Phartriacooxla o(lhe United Stoles.
Coach nn Diseases of women and Children;
Ludlow's l'ihritirtol Elsainitiatiotis,
Combo on Infancy.
Ali Medical Bole not on band. obtained to nrikr
at the pubilihingi:prires, BKNN'AN'S
Wheiteriale and Retail Bookstore l'otteeilie.
Dee. 3, 1853
PORT .iminnoN BOROUGH
:OR DINA I'C'ES.
Re it ‘rifainc.Ld.c.., That whereby the proy klub.; of
any ordinance.. hi reto fore passed, n h made
sary...to proseinie the recovery 01 the penalty 1,..10,e
a dustier of the'penoe, or as debts V like amount are
'recoverable: The same shalt be hereby amended .
alto author ty.e the pu,seruliun,urovlii ion and re.,
coviry of the penalty thereof, before the Cbltf Hitt
gess of,the sateliorouth. • ROSS firdi,r,,
eassed.tiov. 21., Chief
Atten,ll. .
An •in
Stiletetlts • '`
Be it .e dained, 4,%.Th:t so much of the width 0(
Sidewalks in this Bon:nigh as is hereinafter designa
ted, may be taken it for the purpose of' Oaring, Pot-
Ocoee. Steps, Cellar-donts;kc., that Is to say where
the sidewalk Is ll feet.or mote,lnd less than 8 feet In
width, di feet will be alluded f Where the !sidewoll,
is 8 feet or more. and les than 10 feet to n ldth, 4
feet will be allowed ; where the sidewalk: IA ID feet
or more, and less than 12 feet, a fret will be allowed;
and where the sidewalk is 12 feet or more, and less
that' la feet, .2} 'feet will. be allowed ; .on' IS feet; 11
feet.'
Kee. 21 .Ind bt it farther ordabied, ite., filar if
any phrticoes, steps, Collar-doors, dtc., are placed
farther out upon-the sidewalks than the limits men
tioned lo lit Section of this Ordinance, the oivnei
of such raiment , ;it enernachine. shall be 'duly noli•
tied by the'thicf Burgess. and if tint made In cons
formity with the shove described limits, within la
days' thereafter,lhe Chief Bowes shall Proceed in
the matter; as :directed by the Ordinance for t he
abatement of 11111 Pant - BOBS BULL, '
l'aPPl'd Nov. 23. 1853. Chief :Burgess.
Attest, 11. 13111111LER, Clerk,.
An Ordinance prohibiting the weal Spring Bat
anrei . i•
Re it ordained.lc., That him and alter the paoi.age
of this ordinance. It shall
on not be lawful for any per
son or persa who may De engaged within the lim
its of this liorolith, In sending Mears, Ponliry, Fish,
i t
Fruiter Vegetables. by weig t, to use In determining
the weight °Nisch anirleca y form of spring balance
but shalidetermine such we , ht by standard *sales i
and counter Weights, and a ny person or perions who' ,
shall be found, violating this ordinance. ,shalt, upon'
convlctlon -of the same, before the thief Llurgesi.
pay a-penalty of Gee dollars for each and every- of
fence; one-ball of *which shall be gieendo the in -
former', and 'hi , balance to tir paid to ihe'Treasurer.
foribe use of the Borough. ' R 0443 BIM; •
Pastore] N0v.13,1553. • Chief; Burgess. ~
Attest,ll..9tosszea, Clerk. • 1 •
.•
An Orilinaneo prprentirie Carriagyl, At., pom
occupying st !pis viten nu! in use!
Be it ordaissd„irttr t .o That front and _after 'the pas
soae of thla Ordinance, it shall not be lawful for any
person or persona to - place any outbuildings, neither
carriages, wagons. Carts or other veltitlf.:w when such
are not in immediate use, nor any sec mutation Of
lumber, brick., Stone. din or rubbish noon any of
the streets of hhthwaisof this florouzh: Hut noth
ing herein shaft be construed to coditireirittli the or
dinance authorizing the Chief Burgess to grant.oer
romiton for amuse of pans of streets tor building
purposes.
9a. And be if further ordained, That the
pensity.and mode uf proceedure In use violatinn
of this ordinance, be the same se pteseribed by the
'Ordinance for the abatement of nuisances.
ROtitt BULL. Chief Hugest':
Pseud November 23, 1853.
' Attest, 0. gin MILER, Celli.
An Ordinance on Priveis
Be it ordained, *c., That on and after thepassage
of title ordinance, that all privies tilled up within
one loot of the surfsce,are hereby deciaird to be a,
public nuisance, and on tee complaint of any perso n
or persons being made to the Chief Borgess,the
being aectrtained, the person so' violating shall be
notified by the nigh Constable to remove the raffle
%Mutt air days, and for the refusal or Deletes: of re
moving the : same, na conv:uk.a befote the Chief
-Burgess, stmil:be fined not less than live donate for
the Use of the Borough.. ROSfi BUM, :
Passed .No •.
23,q833.. ; • into' Burgess. •
Attest,..ll. Animism Clerk,
An Ordinante on Bog Peri;
Re it oidainei,itr., That from and after the pas
sage of ibis ordlnancr. it shall sot be lawnsl for any
person oe persons to erect any hog nen fionting any
albe public street*. within the Inttabltaht part of the
Borough of Port Carbon.
Syr gd;:.alad ha it farrier ordairrsd4r.. That rt
gitC 6. 4. -gad as
airy person or persons sbail violate the ebove ordi
nance. noon • conviction before the Chief Burgess.
*ball forfeit and pay a fine of not lees than two nof
more tban 4 five dollars,. to be paid to the:treasurer fur
be use dui he Borough•
Sec 1d alad•bs it farther ardaissd; &c , Thu If
any poison or perions shall suffer any hog-pen. In
any part of the Borough of Port Carbon, to become
offensive to the habitants thereof; and in alma vio
lation of this ordinance. the proreedlns shall be the
Mine as prescribed;by the ordinance tar the abate
ment of onisineov. . Rl)a1: BULL,
Passed rinV. 23: 16.5.1. Chit t Bulge e.
Attest, if. 120:MALCR, flesh:
An Ordmanet o» horses and Vl ries' • forth,/ rvn
lsks , at large: . .
Be it lashed, fie.. That no and alter the paisage
of -this ordinance, -that all persons. wilfully or riroll
gently letting horses or moles rub at; large In the
Borough of Port Carbon. en being conileted before
the Chkf Burgess, shall be tined not less than two
dollars por more than Bye dollars; the High gensta.
Weld receive for tilt -11111fIriCP1 In taking up
.tniises
and mule., nnr Dollar eseti,to be taken Wit of the
Jaws. and the balanceto go to the itee Of the Borough.
/W. 14. 4.1 is et front, eralaisei,Arr, , That any
Person or persons wilfully or negllgelitig tiding or
40ViUg over any of the 611 f-walks, Di the Borough
aforevord, the person go offendtng, on! heron legally
convicted beton* the Chief Barges, shall be tined not
less than two dollars, nor more than nee donate.
ROBB BULL, Chief Bowls.
Tailed Nov. 21, Wit
.
Ditimpor , I
•
Atimp. / i3g,!•Nta, Perx.
r 49-31 .
EI
wei" annxiirs AVID .
• SOYET-WARE. . II ;
• li , -
A ' Flee *nal' -0 t the above ittlidell.4llll44
, for ChrlOnak 4 New, Year Pnsests,
Flee 18 tritest 0 :Lever Watches
,alt low
as $lll 00, gole,liiidne &a ,It l 00'. Cold
Chains. Peals anditns. naps and Ear Rings
Bracelets', Piet, Pin tad Pencils .ttilrer Plated ea
Pena, elliloll. .Bashes. and other antichis. too
0 o merino tam er a, width will he sold at Me low.
est cash priers, ah ;warranted to ales satlsAjdott.
tt 1; 'it , ,',; - : Cl,lB JNANN6IIIrI"B
'. i
I r .q, , m
~,•• .' Neil Jews's, a
22d ehestnitiet.. app. Gliata Houle P' s.. -
3,184 ill :,...:. 'l b - 31P. . ..
No
Dee.
Bo • A oil Pot
• Tkt<vriq
1E53-
2.428,290 00
2.431,1?4 17
To It moung 4`,.(
a/ Deri•oi4lteli
Butime " • •j
•
2.' 1 14 17
. 610,711 42
Cr. . . ,I
'Jobe II fly tthic3iii , ree'd I:orzv'J. 11 .-
.
Utah ott;lll4lirate 1t , :,1 81,000 :9 it
1).{: ,1..1,4 do 500 00 il
th"t: :, ‘ } , Cl; 'do LOW DO
1 1 4 , ,- - . Klioe 1852 . 1.9:2 II I.
' 1 1 4, zi i n "do 1,751 87 1 1
Nov. 9 11;4. E.43,o'Coonor 5e4 60 ~,
It:ls3.Jan 204 AVIIIIne Dttp UM 4
1,627 49
April 2 , i. DJ: ' . :,'i ilO do do 232 14 1,
March 15 D.f., ifIJAI Hop 1552 1,440 116 li
12 111
May 11 l' . Jo do 1,279 :•.5 4
4 1 ‘, ----210111 49
By I..,lahrt due4l , Elarough 111 74
i i i • 4,1;;.7 . : , ' 'HiItAM rtlllo,lrerior:r.
W. the ohdelt ilied.glualtors of the Boroigh of
Poo 1 vale, tiav in* '.-I , lotiulned the above secouht , wlth
the book,: :144 vhtitllero.do llod the same to he rot
tr.( 1., ~.. RICHARD J.E31.11,'
I ~,
I '
, t:E01103: LAVER
I
ELL! Itll 11 A911414Ri:
,
Pousvllle' Del, 4911
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R r....7,71:11‘0,10,41)
OE
t 1 "two z4 1 11'2-Pott Trill ,
.1. ,an iltay IV 18.12,
p) /flay i:, A. 7., 11:. 1 hil .- lj
• ~ ~..
For Strretmiandl,'
Eltg.l.l:rs Nnzerol
Lamps and ly; 40
Inter,l W 11.0341
i . tll Glut • ItlYllst
l'irr 11.1,1141.1 s
[
(ion "1 ),r ,
IL
far ni 114,t
Mlu.r, Huf,k.
Alter 1„Lot
!tarty,' 1,4111
•,,
„ 1,)
11
- P2,16-1 OU
lialance ttq
• or Tal th I
11.113nir dol 1.1)- 1 1
4Ul , llry Aletpls 461:
teal talltri,l
Ca 4 CouslA, nY
!hill llri `I
dly ln;l'
! t‘
h
To t.:Aanct: dui I
I 110
' S
' 1953
Amount Ta
year 1.51
Al:1011M 4 , t Ori•d,
( Nocr
'We her tq 40,
13ilve 411, nun
II;r. 4
• I: id
It I:I
•
~,, , . - 0.'4,433 35
1100 1 .cale for the present .i
j 4
.1 ,, i.j P
sued from May l. 1553 1 1 5 ' 5 6 3 65
Ve''''llo.s3 9.250 C 4
1 . 01 . S A. Mcll4llllo,l4ossill - lerk.
Idifi thsi from lilt esautinat n of the
...4,1 Inn) the Fame to be cur tt.
pt , 115,1e53.
;:: - RICHARD I.Elc .
.. . GEORGE ,LAITEIt. - .
•,..,,
ELIJAH LIAMMER,
~. ; , Larradir, , r.. 11 heri.yed of rigprilit.
p•-Z. 3, fns3 I ; ki',' 4O-tt a
;.,.
noqus , diirro BOOK BINDEIY.
r 11 , 11 E 1 itiowtt l g liiiuks have been buns et nor
,I. Blade y • 144 , .never called for. 5..n9 of thorn
1.3 , e bee 1)114 ii
, :n..in 2 . s years. rnl as i alted
for by tlia,)l4l. ill";;47:111111Ary, Pi:,l, they will be sold for
'.the Binding .1,' , . !. :*.
IS y Inc'- fricitonaly, In numbers -J 0 Rhouil ,
al tritell t15.-111;iitori, Vols I/ and 10- Kelt), i 75 c ts,
Ilancioft ho ci.lois.
Lau s or`ennityryanta.acci--Bosbystiell. cli
I Do 7 'illi:. •
1 ,
; 20
! , Mali inn, ''s Pr' or.tea !oath r, 450
' Joh n so n ' IrepOrtii. 3 sots, . ;I'l it
Inn ttisitinn of''.yinin,i !.ko
Rao kerb d, keo , -1.11 tu, • 75
rremonc , i EV/Udine Expedition,
I 50
1 Bells st Akitlahl L.Magolinn• V I I 3 ,
),1
co:we...tonal , ',porta, col 30—Col Wynko,,p 5.1
Po liir 'tilt iiiiteoto,klro, '2ll
Comuits4ooe6i , ,Ot Patents, 1,846, , - ? tli
Gni f.n 1191,-409:nnee r . 100
N. Titan i v ; .r,.. , -0 :out 4, . 75
The rental,: giallo, tor, tco, 1 62,1
~ I tile,' kreite,n,tfrlitlititiOn.. I cola, E .
Graham it I...gastltie, cole a; and 27, I
1 I'veligre,lyt. cal 12: . ' . i
W
alker'stl%Si': i . ? l .er.'
Politic tti f eiii4i.hts, 'Jail.: 1 and 2,
A mecca it Plicilitnlokrai Joni nal— Oeo Wy
Pope's Ja.orntiYhf Trade: MCI),
Iteformapo,',,-1, B Joiwn,
London rind tVl..?9nipster, Edinburg and IV
alga Quartrlly,liel. iews.4 cola, 1)
Lancet, wort,, r , . li
Trite Broth:la 4-..-I.Vin Russell, .
carter's ryouo.,ifv:Europe -Along har m -r. 1,
rio r sestile itl!ntilon, 2 cola.
'
The 112 114! /11A
V.l7)f- a il), E1ian;19.13A.39
English and VeKitian I;irtlonary,
Dill llooV ^, l;..;
i
Storing 1,1 00 i r . !-.
Youth's insti 1:1y0, '
Dutch 14r0n4.!...?...
Amer icatlll4lenin—r 31 '4'ynkoort., 1
lite Enthingdung..tionst. HiNrellter —bailie,:
Latly'.. N'atiOa - e,Altigazine; ' .1
Medical Enmparffon, • 1 •
German Recline:Al Psalms and Hinine, 1
v I , ,nnalsthve Anneritataattql—l Evans,
5 vol. Piftnyrclloyindia, ' •
M el( I tri o's 141. n. qt Laws of Penn'a, tivo,
Merry'sNosei.,ttny 1,
T
Ovid Dilhthif[4_, ti
Owalleilhni VlEi L aiss-Anan- 2 -W Williams,
oti en d o ars olor'hian firamiitar, ,
Life of Whlllo3, ' '
Welsh Wok-14, Us Griffith
holy Bible, 1 , : , , 0 rai.
Proverbl PlOosophy,l2o., ,!
All 1:1"da nr.Books, Pamphlets, Magazin
riot Popeis ~ 2 i4 bound neat, durable and j, l
the aute4ritntaV ;
iookstore and Bindery,
opposite -tire Episcopal Church. B. HAS,:
1 ,,.
,tt., : , Bookseller. Printer and'
MEDICINAL,
. ....
~62,
VIEDUBN S WORTHY A P
-11=A EL FAMILIES.
1 ,„
~,,.Y 1 f ,P,Twiiit l ll 0 Itrf olar Glod.talt
n, 411,:7/ tI, ( ..1 a L. al .1. f ~ 1 4 rOl
:
int. 3. S. ROSE'S
i , ',r m . p!,, f o: Ct'IIER:
kit 1 .yiy,/ ~,, , s pER of , ruF:.
Al.l. AL`i, VA: I IIED LIKE atalllC:—Thl
lift prep] rat Imti'iti khtett intent :01y and 4•Olol
log ;rtitoca".lrtY‘:l - 11.4 in ure all lo.katly pains
I {' , 11..i- .le!.TO tbo
jj it r to dire; tlolo,it not only
pain. hiq II e 1.1 it illay on the first 4.
II may l i t reti 'neon rot "ring- alni alivio ,
..t..to 1..10 . . ,V,Chousnitils who have 1.1,n,1
I . y. to ItheuMatisiti, Ague,' Sodden Col
tiyecor4i.; tli , c4era Morbliti, Pleurisy, MI
In, and'i'uotWlt e .; and all Pain in the ,
4
11. , 101eatla'(: - ne:Paine in Inc %Vona', l'
Lit ,, 1.., doili(l.lllltrh,Spane 1111.ease,Ininli .
Iloil g
0., rillb igil.., Sprains. Bruises, Phu
I'otonot-I:rupliti.tet.,_.l
If yolwt4hittSle iellevett front All. 1"..
itt...,,...i ll v iIIift),VIRER:
• if ykok .le,'irrVto he ritred of All. DISE
iris retui
,-• lly MrsticilleS. Price.l7j, 21, and
bottle. 1• k. 1 . ,,,• • • ...._
For . iiverfbomplaintsi Dyspeppia, • &e.
• ir i .iv / t lin
o g I e largest gland i t human he •it , .iio l inOre ; requ,ntiy j etangethanany
other. frbektOlw
lly..ipepsia. Contfigation, Cold
Feet unll LO pt p f Appetite—the skirt becomes yellow,
the spirits d'cl.up, and there Is a great avetalon to so
riet; . Ifteg.illee the Liver, and you correct all these
relio.-FT11.1.1‘;(11 , I preparations to take are DR.
ROStrs celebrated Railroad or Antibi4us HUAI.
They carryir:ilie bile, and soon give appetite and
sltongqi. 1
~.*;
1
ill • .
Ill: ityst4 .li . ia Compound should betaken where a
:rw, s ,,, i l;,nail iliten troubled with Dyspestria a long
time. I'll4V:rents ; but for Colds, Hlfirms habits.
jatindWp,Scl: ';.take lilt. ROSE'S Antlbill )19 of Rail
ro,,i pi:Lt.:4' Itli end 25 retil per box. il ,
0 n ii i ,
For
.. 0 g! . , i :; Colds. Croup
. and Whooping
i tj •.•..z. Cough. - , H i
T1111,18C.4110.701TC11 SIRUP IN TUEINVORI.D.
Dr. Roars ,ejf.,hrated Cough Syrup el Iminedlste
relief Iti tlit):WfirA. I °ugh, whether Con ' ampilve or
proceedingillSiii a cold. It allays any filiation `ref,
theluiigs, ariCfortitier the system agatesl haute at
tacks. ~.,., I n taifilles at 50c . and #l.
Children Fr+Salco liable to (long. which gsbgerunit
elariptalat yrs Immediai ely to DV. Ilbse's et ver
fiillingiVon Ocyflip. Pike .25 rents; It
W hoimi Ws' thlugh, another rompla lot. always worse
in toltEend;danip weather. , The, atlltete4 find great
It lief i r ti rift' life of Di. .1. Roses Whodping Cough
iiyruptssiiioiiaiways rellevrs, and ;aegis's* the di
sease liforti;runalns Into other. ollgeaies, latirti in-:
dattainitiori' ii ofithe Lungs, Dropsy lb Ott them and
conruirigii .ii:PileeflOCiellio.
I :
4 l';•,7 1
1 Fori'. alll Discuss of the ffidttaya and
1 r ,
•.; ,i ..:7 , .
Bladder.
-. I 1
1 Dr . . .1 1 .5 . . qp,.{?•.; . Compound Fluid L'a trot of BureAr:'
i
Thiss 40 - 11,,11y one hf the best !glorifies eve!
l used for .beasts of the kldnembladder; &e., and
also fifr golilOffortions; always bight* recommen
j
1 ded Ity the ! lAre Dr. Physir t and frothy ittf -the , most'
I
distlaguistisiktnedical loon abroad. Prieb 50 cents.--
to- "Idle abov,r preparations can be fognd, with Dr.
. Rose'p lilfailtal, ADVISER to persons in nick
' nets and Irt.thsalth, at the atom hfigt.. Bannan.
Agenilifrit W.:County gliolin 11. grown ! John 5, C.
Martin, Ptills,tillet J. I'./lhhs, It in•rav Ole ;.,. Lind E.;
I i Fegyrsutirgua . ,. .
.11:1 - . ? --
I lict# 8, !W.: I ~
1
• _
1 1 ; , MO fG A niacin HALM
1 1 NFAIl t 411:11 in tip ell'erits for spec relief sad
V mirntalicitift cure oricoriMsed woun
,s, sprains or'
bruises, rheitentittsm,' ramps. header c arid pains
generlillY.fitOf for but a..
Its gtrett4 4re leerily •onderful, as c be shown'
by points'utiecommt ntintions of the curt respects.
bility
r?', , 1
,',>:, Pottpriile, A
give you a ra 1, ISf.l.
Ms ..I.l?lonost4 roc Sir :--Beln i relieved by
your !Ilea*: Bolana gment of the
ri
ifolesOilba,l 4rthetimst e pains I sutlered,- For about
ten years lliOtt sometimes laid up for trig.eks together
that L was apt able toivalk at Itts the-r?om - . I used
all th;t remedies 1 could .tied. or that, (were reCohl
men,tOd td toe'. wlthoo effecting a cruel:
When Itinitnenced•asing yogi. Magid Balm, I had
been 'yoff i riOg for,slS socreselve day " and Melds
withqut arlyleswand ih' Icso than tivroty-four hours
taller) usliig3,S'our 1141 m) I could be ahtlut. trod sett''
Ilute,pahfireittsined. and In a short time I Was en
tirely:TellWO. El
1 dh not liitlieve there is a remedy in use for Mien
maiisin. thattan Ire compared to'your 111agle Balm.'
It isliosyl ruble titan ten ntortio, and pled but one
silantirelltogr,:and an only opplientton of )01,1 noun
gave'rianniedfite relief. , • I
Iv
•
I hive ylijonort Implicit confidence It hr, and would
not he w lltldnt It: 1,
I lore Ot*ounended tt to others, intl . they too,
b3v.l.tedilid,,knfot
iedlate relief. Ilespectf Ily yours,
6 -.k . : , -• DANA iv GERMAN.
Poitsrillt. Jgbe.l7, 15%
mi l !. l itjhi lk ot . I 'define, for the Nubile -good, to
beartesti - ny to the wonderful effeelit of Volt , Mkt'
1.- Ilisigan ,',:il first used it for 11.' very severe injury re
r.lvikl b' ;being thrown from HVlN3eoll.lTroal which 1
1 ,0
wasi,l4ld ii • ifur several weeks: under l7lte hands of
onabf thr‘liest physicians, and =del use of many
orroir ream . .llea with very little relief, f i nd was self
sting Ye/ yilfilett from pains, without, rest. when 1
wart;adsirgekto toy your Magic Balm, ood In leis tido
twenly•foithours I wee relieved of the pain:andl
conglfittrrto Improve until I woo entiely tared. -
il i
''':-; .`,
• ROB UT SMITH. .
i.,::: ' • I ,
Flehire.. SePt..ls. MI ,
~.I 4. .sed Mr..los r it 111nican's yOklegle Balm".
I,i4l:Ort sailifacto% ' y result. Inalraee of severe
ll;Att swelled Ifinto.uponewh(o Its Iddoence
, M,:t9leln relieving the palls, reducing the
. h.. -
I=
Mvinl
with thh
I y tants
wah Ir.
wound.
.iwi:lilnylisid healing the llltheretbre ear
ne.qly re ithitmend it is a necessary *kith should be
kepi in .1; i'si-:linii.” or perry isoiliv.
_,I ,
k 'O , ' ,Wgdl. Pi . ORRICK.
.!: 1,11 .o'. .I.
Broad lil.reel. Philadelphia.
.i. , ,
. 7 ?iiii t n . ni should travel oa n tbilrolsd,,williout ear
rtititt nibtailit of the Magic Balm s snould an nee!.
dent oeht ' - elthey alight be relieved rein Immense
den! or 4:Miring.
IrPn iii ALE in Pottsville by theroptietor. Mar
bet:l...tti: yy.T.F. 1.. Foster andlohn G. Iltown, Centre
8114't Inlbeltuilllllnaven by 8. R. idiom i; In ill
:
nenrell irkliy John !daytimes; Bnobliry St; _!ad by
therTroOr*ter, wholesale and »tank No. NI Non
sEcolitrili, Philadelphto, .5
0ir.1155.1 •. . •• ' It 48-Int
.
~ . . ....
ADi 4 V
'S ACCOUNT. I •
{Sidle In arrount with itiratia
frOttl'rAirry,
ri 01: D
[i r•
csr paid during Ole year ,
• Iklurood, $10).710 6+l
4.:4;
4..1851
ducat ACCOUNT.
a Mount of oo.teri, dia ra /or
lvrnv
.1. •
d i lidera
0074 4ii
,
,
e' t fol .f. , ' e 0,141 , r th ,
l'orvrril!.. - 1
0,10 "
- - i,1f61 SO
;.0410 00
it .000 011 r
"_in al t
I It
I.
10.292 84
131,249 U 7
=I
ell 701 41
, .......
,---.•,•• Cr. • . Ij
(Kitry firlae on Duplicate 4, .•
I,Yar 1619 44.079 38
):Lltu.l, Duplicate Idsl 1[1.436 76
141 - A , y Ind.vldnatd ,1,101 26
I :P. j:' I t,o 00
' I :;:li 93 14
6 - VI, !I 1.11 ter tif Loa 11:1 4 51511
1 ! , 7
I-: , • • 4433 3.5
~r' • -- . 0.761 41
14,.. the I, 0 rporation May IS ::1 - .
MI
40ffwA i- .
. 4 , raNkrediatientni.:"
WU EitiLlP, tbb ites. Cbsnl. „W. a i o „ pre , I.
deist cd the COWS - of pornaitin Plebb of &Amy
kW Co.. In. Dentinfteanhtiltnd AMAMI orthe several
courts of tleartet Sitiakrakof the Place, tiler. and
Imams and General GOA Ituiteory wood c ow " .
this Hon. F, 0. Henley and' soloing* ireglet, Jgdmea
of th e court of Wisner Seasmas ol , tges. Peace,
er and Terminer, and Genbill Gail fhtUery. for the
Dial of MI capital and outer offences la the said Go.
of Schuylkill, by their p.ehelds to me ildiemild, hate
ordered s Coon of Oyer and Teganat‘ sod General
Gaol Degtery antlaaartei ecessionb of the Erste, to
be hoiden at ruts's - Ole, iin Ault DAV, the Ith day Of
December fleet, at 10 o'cliek. A • H.,tu 4 - omitting two
weeks If gem-boaty.
Notice II therefore hereby given to the Coroner,
the Joeckgir of the Peace, bed cohatabiHr ecf Ibe gala
email Cl tbstitbee ere. by the ,03.14
cents. commanded to be tbie . o and-them at 10 o'clock
in th e foreaJou 01 the odd day, s oh * lbw. roll., je.,
curds; inquisitions, examMationa and ail other to
turnstitabtee, to du those panes Whitt,. to their see=
oral cdices, aPPerleln to be done 'V:asd all those that
are bound by receive:angers, In piosernSi against the
pt limners that are or tbetiehall be ionteiaof of said
Cunoty of cirbitylklil ersto be men and there to
proof talc them asithall be just.
OM door rAo L'ounamrocalni;
;qt rates rttiGi4e,shetiff '
,
Sher Mr Office, forts-
sills, Nov. 14, -461 e
N. B —The Witnesses - 4,nd Jurors litho err sum
monad to attend raid Coatt. - are.requirsd to auend
p iine m s Hy, Is ease or tion•attendanta, the law.ln
such rases made and britvided, win be sistaly epos_
Gen. :This notice is published by ordir6l, the Conn:
those concerned _will vivaria themselresarcordinitly.
rawwiaimrwri.
NOTICE is horeoyartee that atua r4 ' of C o mmon
Heusi:ad tlnartesSe*tians of the Peace, for the
grist of cense. at i•sue:in Sad lot the County (3f
nitl Le held Pottsville, fn the county
aforeentd, un hION DAY; the 12th of Nardi neat,
•
at 1 0 o ' c l oc k , ui.Ountinue two :werksof ne
cessary, •
Theiefore all l'eractint. having ludo pending, and
alt persons Wbokr it stoat be ,to appear :it
rain Court, wilt, take aunt.- and govern theruselvi,
accor di oi l y , • J AMES N AGILE. Sheriff.
therire Office, iNtiotille;
Nov. 29. 103.
*I ' s6t: 03
1;365 76
:00
4 1 7 ; 1 1
1 4.
FU y.
MANUFACTURES,
GREAT SAVING TO ZSEt#CHANTS.
Soap Deliveredirithunt giente
D. syIII)ENEK 14,41.ectfolly ontitince9 io the
j{
t I Wieling'. hr eldouantly on nand - llil,l•Tuan
.„.1 c,„ d i e ,, , ottleilianula/ lure, it, him Factory
In rOLlsVille, Ml~tWarralit iti be equal to
any Brie "e • •••,,vtli;ie, and at Itm'at price. 'hau
can t,r vurcha.ed
tLY; the nigh., rath prirea paid foe tallow, at
factory, horw,glan curd, rot
Nov. •46, 1553 - 48-ti
GAS- FITTERS ' PL 118/11ER •
.U.S D • s,
SMTH & A frIVAING having. ad verk considerable
experienre a:‘ Cis litters legit great; trintidencei in
ntleringlhelr erecters lie the cilizen•; of Pothdrille.
They have, commune,. ed , bustures on their own ac
count, in the tiaveciicut Mille building belOW .Mitsrs'
Jaunts! Mire. whereaK hiders either rut (las fit
ting o r ' ,po r ing that be-left and they in id receive the
wort prompt attention. Their pipes and other mate
rials shall be of the ridy i bet Alba, undtbeir Fittings
of enemy tle.ctiption that ;bay be desired will be Cur
blibed and put up in a in,tlitniarilikii manner and at
the "honest possible notjce,
'SMITH ar.4IOWNING.
4s.tm
NOv. 211, ISS3
:W.. Hunter,
No. 9' North SECOND Street, 2' doors ahoti
= the Mt. Vernon Word, Philaifelphia
trral.ot Pine oft ;or Vamp/it:re,
raarul n pit LAW'S, Cljandallara and
Candelabras for Chun lira. Stores, ri.nora..lc.• The
~,t h srrtne i would .rspeSn'uln invite the atteutiOu of
stolekeepers,'and The Public in gement!, to his largo
*unit of flood's, coneistiug , of the a Love named arti
cles, untch W.,11 be duiplasol °tat the; Inweat &tang-
Eicitirer'a prirea, It haterair and Ansa.
hest quallty of humbling Fluid, Fine
Olt or Camplinie. Cdobe 4 , ! shades. Wlts, &e.
.1} NEV. PAVENT:..icAriA • v LAMP:4, a
new article tot date.
St...ember 5 . t 053 ' 4E-am
sionoccci raorojiv.
M011t)(scO, LEATtiell ANI) 31014 FINDING
Sable,%fit licted itapttmil ntert,
roTI'sviLLE.
•
the undersigned reipeckflilly Infoims the eueto
mera Of the dbuve well: known estibilshmerit, that
he voll I,,hlintie the iii!thillCAPTlllik: or all kinds of
'MOROCCO,
Such as Kld,.tliraaa, trench nintocii, Shoe, Hal &
Boot Bindings, Yin► Linings, &r., ar.S., and will con
stantly have on band: gentral assortment of all
kinds , ;
LEATHER,-
Such as Oak.Tahned, End Red Sole Dui her, Slaugh
ter Kips, French and Ot .
y ow - skim; '
!nines,' tipper Lest:hes,
And a sarteiy of r4tire ,r indhas, erlitil as Thy/ad*,
Nail*, Pegs, (lamp's, 4i.c! all or which will to
* o ld 411h4 Low E4I Pitice4.
• . JOHN', L. MIN NKr.
7} All kinds of ilk Inv,',such as" rillacp;"lloal, Veer
had also n3ac, tatt-n an exehahge thr Leather
at the Mabee( marael lorfees, or patch for In C 4 H.
Pottsville. Oct. 20,1E0.7. - . 44-tf
•
'tkoop.
r, 2 t 0
The Itest-+ - The Cheapest,
$
•
marAlrroNcosts.
.pleasantest Anoms and molt convenient la
I customers, where of few, huudrad ; specimens can
be seen among white Are Tome of our greatest Stites
men and Ladles, President', House, cirmeralPost M
ace, Tresisory thrildlug ind Olmta College. All are
Joshed to rail andcssmine rheas sptctmens as they
are well worth a rtsli,l ) i
Persons who have aid difficulty lb getting culled
elsewhere are tovitedloi give me it trial. as I hale
a superior SKY-LIMO' nnd SlDF4:lollTinrranga
ment,
ME
Chttdren's Likenesses taken to a reiv seconds. by
an Improved prorest. Call early tu g avoid a
crowd•
. •
eluperlor Pictures, Pfaff and CtieitiCasys, great
ly reduced pricen at ,• 1%. VAtiOgNfillitcv.6
Dainerrean Hoomi, enr,:frenfre & Mmhtintoneit dta•
Gentlemen and ',Ladies may rely upon bating
'due rim Pictures and pcilite nti4 , ntion.
November 5,1653 .2 , A 45 tf
SE
. _
LUMBER ! LUMBER! ! LUMBER ! ! !
und,rsiened is PrepareJ iojornish bills of
1 il t mh.rk, Oak, ria!d White Pine::l.6mber to any,
extent. and of the ingest sizes. having under his
control mills OM ark Sawint over!'100.000 feet..of
limber per week. ; ! T, J. 11U011EM,.AVe.
. Th.tober 22. ; 43-1 y
Pith).
cheap. at
;entre St.,
NAN.
' Binder.
More 4 ,Gallogher., •
Rtdr•e Road and cuptr, Stretti PhdaJelplaa
Icon. Forindent and Manufacturers of
IXT ROVOttt andOST IRON RAILINGS and Jrt
!dada of OrnamPatal and Arenltectural Iron
Works; Iron Rallingefor public and:private. gronniK
Verandah', Smote, Chair.. Tabies,4fc.
rartirular - attenilon paid to the 4-nita"ur,- of Burial
• . •
CE IN
NEM
More & IlaMagher'.t. floor alp liiMottoAL IlcsioNA
anti list of prices !pit to g.t*ort* wl.l)ing to make a
selection.
N .. ,
: ! ov,mber 5.16.13 ; .., 95 7m
F!'
b‘ondef
,61
PORT CAI2I3ON .
.OAP ANDCANDLE I.`ACTOIII.•
THE subseribur nanounces to the public that he
tostinfaetures all kind.: Of SClap 1 nild Candles at!
his Factory, In Port Carhop, acboylkltl County;
hick lie wilt warrant' to he nnuil to quality to
any °Guinea abroad: and at lower trice+ than rind
hr ankles ran be intrltned In Phand,lpbta or else
where. •
c
levti.
, I Itol •ra,
arhr, 111,,
lomat' h nr
10 4 In (111 P
r.r.tldP,
and all
The highest market mire for tallilw will be paid in
ra,h at Ids ractnAy, HENRY- ' .
GyITERMAN.
Orioher 22,1 2 53. I.` 43-ty
ii=l2
P/RiCSON 4- DIANE NT, (late Win. PiPrlOn.
wHOLESALF. oid Metail WANK MOON MAN
ITACTIJIIER. Wort , itTATIONERSI 'lMve re
moved from No, n Nhrth 4111,73trea„ to N. W. Cor
ner of 4th and Cherry Street', PHILADELPHIA.
Account Hooka of 'the limeet qualify, together with
all kinds of superior - , ritakinnerY. Purllabl'' toe Bank'
n Car Commercial pnrpoaes. constantly on hand:—
Books ruled to any pattern, and made In the most
durable manner, at the. shortest 11otire. All work
warranted.
*flanks. Office", and Mercliantaisupittled on mod
erate terms.
Oct. I, 1553.
40-,5m
}oiES,take
SO criatoper
MISCELLANEOUS.
MWN WANTlifb!
FOR TUE UNITEB STATEs Allllll'
ARTILLIMI' SERI7eg!
A NUMBER of tttrn ire veanie.l iirt •
mediate/II for 111 Irttiird Kialre4 Ar
tillery. ' Apply snot 001) FA .
isnoyulart aaD Boaiortan CURNISIIAD LO
the soLDIER. Idedt.al ittehdanrri Jur
oteltedilloovitheel Marge I lOW I
Irir A few good. BAND MUSICIANzi 7 1 -
will Mao be taken. if application, be
wade early. f
to). Particularrowill be made knoien on I
application et the
RECRIIITINO , :RRNDEVOII4
CENTRE Mlteet, 1!4.110%ille. Pa.
N0v.19.1833. 414 .
INDIA 11U11111111 COATS, Am.,
AT GREATLY REDUCEI). PRICES! .
IIE aubierttwr has Inet reeeiviod, direct Iroin the .
1 Manufarturerai a lot of •
India Rubber Coats. and Overhauls.
Leagine_and Cape; Alpo,
; Mitre Covert., Sr, &C.
dll of which wilt be actin e_mut 28 per cent. cheap
er than , usual prltea,wholeaste and retail. `Goad
Coate, as low Hilt 50. Meth:tali, 111150, Legging,
It 75, and Cape Cl. Large Horse 'Covert, 14 only. to
gether with a vartiay of other India Rubber ()nods.
such as Ladle,' and Gentlemenla randeta„ Ladles'
and tientleturn's Olores.driv ins and working Glom',
Is 111ANNAN
• r''.•-flteap Book arid Variety !lore.
'Novomber ' 46
. : .
tint PER CENT .
. ,
SAVING Fir,„TD.
C'harter'ed by the State of Pekenr„flvania, 1841
_
carttaa sgoca et2au.ooo:
111.11 E SATIN() PIIND of the National gaiety Com•
pans, No. 6V:Wainut Otreet, two doors above
Third, Philadelpttia, is open every day from 9 o'clock
A. M.. to 7 o'elocit, P. M., undotobionday and Thurs
day eventogv untir9 o'clock. This institution la well
humeri as one of the•vifert and best managed in this
country, and paya,Five Per Vent; interest on money
Paid In there, froth the day of deposit.
Any sum from out dollar upwards is teethed. and
all slamv, ivtga °Oman, are paid back on demand,
without notice. biany amount
The SAVING F,UND ha, Al privy's, Granola Rests,_
and other firer claw, inve4tmenta all well secured.
amounting to.ball:a minion ej det t ere for the security
of depositors. . -
Office No. a. Walnut Street, 2 doors above 3d, Phil..
•adelphla. •
RON. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT setramoK, vice President
Taus. T. rimit.tv.' rtrunry. • 7
• BoXIID or KEPI:FREE
. . .
Eirhalds.pottsiotan , J. D. nitreeper
Esq., Edltco of the Lager, Potcstown J. M. gain
nemsni Esq., Ed4or of the Neutroart,Okippnctiville.
Enos Deaner. Esq.; Editor of the Forster's Friend,
Sumnytown s Wm. Joel Jones, late tdsgoeof
Phlta
delphlts c Don. /Oho Robins.; J. member of Con.
Venn. 4th dlatrlct, Pn., Hon. J anes Page, late Post.
ntasteeof Philadelptiita; Hon, Wm. Pennington. late
Governor of. Dit:igr Jersey; 3000 6- Blown. Eng,-
P 411 " 1114 Fmtletrlak Laser. Esq.. Reading.
0ct.1 . 49,.53 [April 23,'53. 17-171 44 _
- - --
'rairw nooks
Sloan'. New Guide for Carpenter., a complete
Book *Mines, for Carperaryaint Joinery, t eith edi
tion. i 1 1 ;
Janney's Litie of George Foy. BYO,
Leiher on GiVii Liberty and; .3W Government 2
vols. , ,' 1
Horner.k ',intuit s United States Dissector, new
edition'.,
Steam's Notes on Uncle Tgta . " 's Cribin.
Ittct.:onnel'e Western Character., with itinstra.
glows, by Dailey.
TheFarleil 1-tope, by Mrs. Sigoitrney,
TipreTop, by him Tatbill. ,
. r Mr! Rutherford's Children,hv Miss. Wertherel.
The Shady Side, or a life nt a Country ?arson
age. . ', !: ,.1
Smith's tand.cape Gardentni—Park and Pleas
ure Gronnds. !,
Jane Setor, or the fling's Odyricate, by James
Grant : with a lame currortmeat of late Millan
eons Works tot sale at low vices, at
111: BilliNAN'i 1
' , ! Book' and Stationary Store.-_i,
I Nov, 24, /$47, , 1
1
47-te
Ili/ 1 10 1 41a
,
raaricts BACON. WALTER LAWTON'. H S. SIOPLIEN S. PRICE.
VFII.I Al CIS tiAt't)N .t t- .,., harms tt..t , ie • xt..it..ottt..tiattkette t ti Itt file 'wive. sAtitikrdliViih W Mite, 4 ,!e. dn a
ir Grey. Ash Cual•f.'ciri I ii, bri.t . minvi , itt Qt-htt .111.11 I .....Itt,l itatelltz I...Cur:3r adl ato agri for ShlilplliC C. 4 I t.
the N York sold en.tern markor&, ~, ,, , , tifutil. ;.e.iiot a rib,r, or it-e n..ttralttge ttl 1 4.15ftr4t, whether ft..' (Actor . ..
FIeSMIIMItt at fttroly tt...e. tim. t., N. w corner 'cif Wtilttql and rto4l rite ) H . t
,%. h u e . s pun .,
„ 4 ,..., 1.
Schuylkill.. . prynedelphia.T..braary 1,1c.33i i . ! ct—ly . .
0. ALFRED I.V.VTON i., , fair Atetti itt FCrtur , kilCottrityfor! the purchase 4nd shipping of nur eciel.—
Office, I•arete7's Rultding, MrtiH , .• it dthlmu.it oil fife.
. . . ...-. -. . - . . - - . . .....
.. ......
PRIVATE SALES.
FOR SALE.
506,1101) tJtT LuArit •' ,
undciatitned hereby' nirer for •atv n tare; -
I. quantity of I.INE: and 11IRMI.00K ANII' :and
BOARDS. which ale well insoufa'rtured and 'are
abarit half a mile lsoin the rattatvi,rat, W1111311..ipo!t
and Erie Railroad, on the Itattlt of th e little ratta
vtil•st Creek, 14 sullen front Pidtgvittle. A' portion
Of the Pine la ilear or panel itutL. and all of
thomlork to of the beat quality of White Hemlock
Th• ten.tota vary (rum 111 to :ttl feet, Mi./ its.. n t4n11. , le
at good a 101 lt!. iau be f.utd to Caltawiika vaue
hi in carefully plbal up, and Witt. he sold 111 _4;;‘,. lof
or Into to attic porChasern. 1 , 41 r 11.1rtkinlare, apply
X. al 41.001:11 111., eatiawisn.
. or to A. A.I • KENNeLiv, rattaWizna
No - rdrnber9', I//S.. -474/.
_ _
] 1"042 SALE.
.
T"''. Clinton:" Tract 61' Cost Land, r. , ,fintiniug
In af,,. is Orteli.,..,ituatrid in is , lorwegian Ti,...
Sr Anytkill (' n , P,2..
_
Thlsltrth i. Cost Properly is upon the W. a N or.
litetian Tieek,ruid die Ws St lirarith ul the Montt,
Carbon Raillruml nboueliso mites north-a l'ottsville.
It it covered w ilh4 One etoWth orTimber. Koltun le
both for. Saw tlu.nertiuo.llrt onittineporpones.' It ft.
running thrbugir it, ti , •• Distnrind "Ottl Seam.
which, with other imalt.x se.nl traps alengi the
nnith line. Tie tenderly mg Gray and W hue ;Mb
Coals are situ oh it, at a gre.tittr depths A Slope is
being sunk un tke' "Diamond' Seam, clos e to the
west line, and It Li probable that the (Viten Coat'
nn that seam can jhoebe leased at tines..
rcir trrms appjy tri J. D. NI EttEDITII,
i - 13,11 , 11t for Mtg. Elizahoh
t:rni ri. St., PaWylilr, Pa
4:1
October-24 2853
PItIVA SALE
rattraVe. REA I. - rrt-Fin ti , r 80 , a , ' tYlt c•f
.Pt) T7' . 11.1.) , Z.
THE Undersigned wit ave Pnttsville In • April
next for the Western :nary anti intend Ina pti
vioua
ti ) that time to or!! t following , Real estate.
• No. 1. A valtiable Tavern Stand— ivell Lnown a••
the " rorr?2v.u.t.r. ,‘i l liet(r,t ow Centre
street. "PPo4l lo . 7 l l laaato often street, being , thernoatdr
rltablr location fur a lintel in the Borough of Piot...
ville. The Molise in 110111 of stone, tr otoriem high. 40
feet front by 140 feet deep, with Kitchen.., Ice lfouies
and other conveniences for a iloiel.—
There are gintAing, Carriaer 1101/
ars Sic— attached. Tito property in
woithy the. attention of rapitaltstn end
w i 11 be sold at a prire whleh•rendera it
the most desirable triVesiltietil in PnlIS
Otte,
NO. 1.. A lot 20 feet front by 240 fel l l der' ~ r , on which
I. erected the following properly ; uh Ora re 'id reel
is a 2.‘ Story Stone him riling and store ih.nee,
ilia
ning Room and, Xitrhen attatheil. Tht, nroperty'
well calculated fur any kind of tnereatitife bitsines
The Unit ding has been Oh a pled the iia4t; 10 years by
Alr..F. Sanderson, as a littig Store, end of
the above tuenl tune.' lot (Oltiett Is on itsdr"Na street)
are 4 substantial frame ftwellios.s. winch at* nearly
usw and in oxrellent repair 'rhe latter properly t% 111
coopelloll n Ith the fortner.
No 3. A lot 20 feet fratit be 010 frrt deep, situated
on Centro vtrert • between Nor weeinn nod
Wee (vast side) on R•hiclt I• erected a, I diße flow
story Brick Dwelling anti Store now,. Tito 'ltw, w et•
Hag has a large niter fancy kitchen and dinning room
attached.' The atom room is IN 1 . .. et deep by 22) feet
wide. The above Is wittiont exception the wort de
alrxibie store stand to the Boroirah.
No. 4. A frame Dwellint Auntie.] nn Norwegian
Street, a few doors below 4th utter t. It is a desira
ble properly for a small farnil,t. ' =
Persons desirous of puichastue would do Pell to
call upon the Subscriber Wit fumf &l, r”s hell+ deter
mined to cell and sell r heap and on arcommOdallng
terms. IiCOROE W. SLATER.
Oct. 15 1 ,1653. 4`2, 3trin
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SUERIFF'S SALEEof REAL ESTATE
1 •
By Virtue a severul writs of Vont! i tidtit
.E.tp)•
na 1 issued out of the i::otirt 01 Comtnoti P,eas
of SehuylkiliCounty. and to me directed. there ,wi.l
he exposed to Public L. , lde or °inert% on SA TUB
DAY, December lUth, it: li., 1`..513', at 10 o'cloek
in the forenoon, at.the Public House of John' r:
Lessig. tExchauge Hutch in the Borough 'of Pens.
ville, Schuylkill County, the following . described
Real Estate, to wit ~ •. .
-1 THE one undivided fourth part of all 'ilat
t'ertaie tractor parcel of hind situate 'in the Bor
ough of Pottsville, la the County of ..`7' , 4 . 4 Mill; he
ginning at a ;post, a corner of James Ilreele's' lot..
thence by the same north. 3hi degrees* West 230 :feet
to a pouti and south tiny-lour degree. Wept 120'lcei
to a post, thence by Alter's Addition and-Eli Cake's
lot north, 7'.0 degrees wept, 490 feet' to a 0,,A.
thence by paid ,Cake's lot solith.s4 degrees west.
475 fret to a post, thence by land 'formerly of
than Wytin north, 2ildi•grees west "411 feet In a post,
north 211 'degrees r.i.st,r,S 'feet to a "po,t, non!,
22; degrees West, 125 feel to a post, north 071 de
grees east, 159 . feet to a post, on the western 'yids,
of Coal street, thence along the same north .. .227
degrees west I hi; fliet to a 5 post. then& throng:ll
the said street north. 13 degrees west S 7 feet to a
spruce stump, north 531 desires west It 7 feet tit a
post, on the west line of Co4l street, thence along
l the same north, 221 degree-invest !tr, feet to a 00-f,
I thence by land formerly of said Wynn .4)1)014671.
degrees west, one hundred and fifty-nine, feet to -a
post, and north '2'2f decrees. west so f e et, th en ,
by land of Farmers and Merlinness' north. tl9 he.
grees east, 9 percheS and .ix-tenths to„a . p..)st in
Coal street. thence along the some south,
..,,,,
23 degree,. east 24 perches In is post, r , - , ..--s ,, • .
thence by said Farnirm and Alejirtinesis ~-::
4
land north, 64,l degrees east 142. tairelies pisis
and five -tenth to a po-t, thence brlade
tortnerly of Jelin Young south, 21 "degreeseast 20
1 perches to it l Spanish oak st9to_p, thence along ii
It public road, now palled Norwegian street. smith. 4-
degrees, west h 7; perel.e-t to a post. south .to de
grecs west, is perches to a post, and . isOut It 54 de.
green west 41 perches to the place co beginning..
containing, byl estimate,' 40 acres and ..5..1 pert•he,•.
stint , ' measure, with the appurtenances, excesedis
and excluding, however, die following lot- or pie
ces 01 ground, marked in the plan of the Eastern
Addition to Potts6lle, with the number: 1:2;3. 4,
I rti 9 .1 0 , II; 12,13, 14. 15, 10i. IS, 19. 20. 21, 22,
123, 24, 25, 211. 2, 30, :lil t , 57, 02, ill, 72, 7.1,74, 75,
1 78,78, 81. 156, ant1157. - nnd a lot of ground.on,Rae
road street:, sold byCharles Lawton to John Jame , ,
containing its width 24 trot. and in depth 43.7" feet ;
also, excepting and ex - eluding a two and a halt
Story frame house, with a stone baPement Story,
and lot aground, situate on the easiwnrilly stile ot,-
George..sireet, containing, in width '25-feet, riniP int . '
length 150 diet,
, iinlo by Charles Lawton to:Cliarle's - i
Lawtuii, Jr..; also, u tWo, storied. fraine Ilan-c,'
w ith a basement story of .tune. and lot aground.
situate on abet, eastwartllyi sale 01 iieorge skeet.
containing in: width 25 reef, and in depth 150 tig.r.
• ,sold by Charles Lawton .19 Joseph Carroltwitlf
'the appnrteninces; conSistinz, of 2 two and ii huh
story frame dwelling houses, with basemen t stor
ies of stone, 2 two-story frame Mores, 1 onee4orY
frame house, and It small frame tenements• as the
property of CHARLES 'LA WTON.
ALSO, The undivided Moiety or half part. of all
that certain tract or piece of land stittinte in Brinell
township, Schuylkill Comity, bounded is
and described as follows:' Bet -, ' inning at n -.,,f_
stone corner on line of the .New York :el l l 9l
and S.ehtlylkill.Coal Company's land, and I. . ,
..z.
corner of 'Philip Zimmerinan's tract, . -
thence north twenty-five degrees west, dile' lain
died and . fifty-eight and tive-tenths perete, tn.
stones, - thence north fit ty•six degrees
. enst,l I i 9 pei
eLes to a small maple- tree, thence ;ciiilli thirty-tour
degrees east, one hundred and seventy-six and
two-tenths pereheslo a stone, thence snalii sixty,-
, tire degrees erist,..one limsdred and twenty-4x and
• live-tenths perches, to the pines. of ',gawk. ~r.i i .
. mining one hundred - and eleven neres. nod a11.0.Y
- ance ; and being die same tract tit land sylii4i
_wit , :
surveyed in pursuance a a warrant dated Angust .
' 3.1, - A. D. iS2s.urunteil 10 r'.anito. , l D. Franks 1r,',.4).
, ,_, n.
~4 with the uppurt ' entuTes. . _ ~," .
" ALSO, The imilleided moiety or half part of all
that certain tract or' piece of hind, situate in Ilianilli
toWni.hip.Schuylkill Comity, !mended unaileseribrid
an 10lioWs, to wit i Beginning at a'''stone- corner Ott
line of the Ne,w York end Schuylkill Coat Cont
penr's lands, thence north thirty-four degrees west
one hundred and seventy-six and Into-tenths per,
(Mos to a small maple tree, thence north ' fifty-six
degrees east,twenty and u hell perches to a ma
ple, thence smith thirty-four degrees'.east; thirty ,
two perches to a spanish oak, thence north tiny,
six degrees east, two hundred and htty-sin perches
to a stone, thence south thirty-fotir, degrees east.
twenty four perches to a chestnut oak, thence son; ft
five degrees west. one hundred and eighty-seven
perches to a stone, theme smith pixty-live degrees
wect, one hundred and 'sixty Perches 'to the place
ut beginning. containing two hundred and sixteen
acres and 148 perches, and allowance. which - tract
of land ices surveyed in pursuance of a warrant
dated the 23d day, of December, 1824. emitted to
Samuel D. Franks; Esq., with the opiontenattees,
as the property of SAMUEL HEFFNER
ALSO, Atl inat certain lot or piece-of,grtiti - nd •it
nate in the Borough of Orwigsbttrg, Schuylkill
Coanty, bounded soutbitardly by the Centre Tura
pike,. northwardly by a twenty feet wide alley,
eastwardly by lot of Henry Shoemaker, told west
wardly by property of Adolph Licht-man, contain
ing in width t;6 feet and in depth ISO feet, , svith the
appurtenances consisting of a two-story brie,: tav
ern house with a ltwo-story briet: kitchen thereto
attached, and a frame stable. . . r• '
,
ALSO; All that eertaln harm or tract a land situ
' item West Brunswigtownship,.Schuypcill County,
bounded by lands of Joseph Boyer, Daniel Gesslev,
I Peter Fisher and Peter Boyer, containing about 103
acres, more or less, with the appurtenances consis
ling Of a 1 i story log dwelling house and a water
power itaw:mill—as the properly of SETH LEY ,
MEISTER.
Seized, taken in execution and will he sold by
- JAMES NAGLE. Sherid
Sheriff's Office, Pottsville. i '
November 29, 1853. t i
E. _EARRICIIIES.
Printer, Boolseller and FtatHmtr, CFntre
P 0 T 'l'S ILLE,
D ESPECTFULLY a•ks the *llene:on of Merchants,
tlTrachers, and the public fellkailY,lo the large
*sentiment of nook,. e:e„ areced new store,
comprising standardworks for Abe professionaftturch
Books for every denomination, German and I:netts h.
Gift, Miscellaneous, Juvenile, Toilk School Hoots,
Obtained direttly from ter Publishers, by Pperial - 31.
tangeatent.and at the'Trade Asles:—imported and 40...
mastic fancy and Pio* stationery.r t .
Stationers' Fine Oilier It and .lapann,d Warr,
Fancy a?oit.,4.e.
These goo& arc all new • and desirable: and have
been spier ted with great care front the roll snicks nr
Mehemet finporung Miners bud Aimeeleali Manu
nieldirra In New Turk and Philadelphia a
large assortment or
BLANK ACCOBNIP ,lIOOKS
Of their own manufacture, embracing a general va
riety. from the common half • bound tn the extra re.
perans,neatly ruled and snbstantially bound, won
bands and rivet'; small blank Memorandum and
Pan Rooks, Cyphering iced Copy hooks. Time Roll'.
`Bills. of Lading. Coal Tickets, l'hecks, Drafts.' Pro
missory Notes, acc.. &c.
BOOK itArn JOB PRINTINO.
Of every description, neatly executed ; Wank Peaks
titled to any pattern and bound to artier I_, Murk,
Maaaines and other pubitrationi b.UntKiil !fiery
style of Plain and Ornamental, thud lag; the mem( du,
ta ak ble o ld bo et n e i ga ht nt o .
o rreepi N ved t l nAmi rec i tt u an uz ire s t:r:
goods..
N. B.—E. M. , offen for rent Iwo.. large, light. and
atry . nimble far-Offmen, attained dn. th e gun,
baUalag with the nook . store.
31.4 f
.. , _PUIBL A,
. ( 1 ' T.lo..lsiS.
,
i NEW r CATIONS
VI RS. ItiIITIIEEIPTI, PS CHILDREN, by il.. ao
i../ thor of the IA tile, Wide World. I
11r. (Ilio's serinon• ail Lectures,2 v 01.,. •
lip -trip, by Mn: Tuth,lll , ' f -
The P....WA Hope, by lalia:ellionniey.
i Iliviy Alomtiitaof an idle, Woman, Mere, -
Mark land. or Sett titeiifice,blicts,
The rountes.'of Algliflnt: 11) ItaYoolds•5"".
Lad, Lee's Widowtrtind• front ilitarltivood, .1..5 rt.,
The rair Rebel, by Ennirann Mennen, 25 mi.
Ohl, or Three'-fincercit Jack, 75 eta; •
~
My Novel, by Iluiteeti 14 viitil:: new Oditifka, 75 eta.
rut sale at . ~ I : I 'lt. RA NNAN'S ,
rimallok 'a
il Stationery Store..
Noverobeit.9. tits I , • , ‘ 47
_,..- .7 - -.-- f i 4 , •
1 ' curler EADING--
~.!
rvllE'sulacriber hart Ink received a lot 'of hooka.;
which tie will fornOillat two.thirds and one• hair
the broil prices, ettibt:it In g tl(ef following, together..!
with many other wurka.• I ' •
liti•ltens' Pickwick Papers; Oliver Twiati Dornbey,i.
Son, Nickleby, Marian Chntriewlt:Dav Id Cop-;.1
pctilehl, Bat nab, Itudge;l eic:. 4 ,
trainer'. Pompeii, Velliam,Auerne Arabi. ,
Bennett:. Prafrie:Fidw'..rsjia I,lii Ltloll. - •!'i
Mirindet'a Jerdlita an;t jeanitt.m and The People.i
.I,V Mari riots, or the 11;:sys of chalice the 2n d .
The opittize, by raptaf , ti l'hamier.
.M
.iiiida MonigoinettO, r theiProptiecy fulfilled, '
.
: Jack Adano, hy . capfaiii Ehainier, . ,
Itreckklirtille'. Moilt4r4Ptil4try, . ..
Ithatti't Love Adventure. id;, efolunOin Slug. ' '.'
. Ne3l.P.,4ll3terial Skr`triara,l i
, cecina, by Allis limi t er, I I''
- !I
- Home and it. Influence, - 1
.
I.l , bl,e'ti A nioiara nd lAkticellit rid Chemistry, ,
liougla..4 Jerrold, lit plpiiifir, Isaai Cheek. Thu.
Tricolor. !kr.,_, i i('
Blackwell's Laws dill:0e, I I , •
' Hind un the SolarSyden. ',
The Milliner and 'Wei Ali Illortairr, by•Mra. Dick.,
Toe Des,erteil Wife, Ity,Mri I sunthwottli,
'Travels of Anna IlichOrt In:Mexico,' -, . , t
ronvert (if rit. PatiQh)• Dunkas, . i
'Retoorse,and ether Welt, by .ante., ' , , .• '
• Edith'. 1.4.2ary, by lie AtithOr of Adelaide Lifid.3Y:
rritivorn ell on Conslinifnino4 . and bow tO he NIPPY;
• lirainniat' without a Mit.tert , u. -...
l'hE.subreriber wool:a:here remark that he has iie ,. .. •
let led hi. cheap Ilooka *lib tate, and noihing W ill
he lonia a [ mint: ihella,lK.lf- il hl . J 5
that witnld he tinproper la idit'oduce /btu an)" taMill..
I. 11 ;7 ; i IL HANNAN. '..
'I - (Afraid, floOttsciirr and Pnbllsher.
Nove:teibtiir Id, 1.53...1 i ,I • . ' 47 i
:I - • _____:_-_-__- - 7i --- '+' ---,-------:--- - i.
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~, • WINTER EVENING READING.
l ' ' V AI.I4ItIi.:STAN ' Difil) :Oil) StI: 6 I•EI.I.A NEON
, - I
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! 311,0 K -ill..
1, 1 : 1 1 . : 1 % PI fiat 4' lo W:trade Sales, and Offered
I tat prletha +aril of: Jfinet 10',1.0 to 311, and 'some 40
pin C. nit.. I,ol'llta a pa4 , llsheire rate., at 11. 115 NI;;-
N A N'ti-l'heip Hook :anti' lot toner v ;Stole, I - smirk.
6 treet,-Poit.aille, tottpu tate yoppOrtte the Episi il • -•
piti'llurch, .., t 1 t , , -.
rci.on. 'in is ;tut of illintka at unusual low rate),
had twilit:lean and - tikantintl his atoek before Int t-;
end sank elfewpare-ajs be ttledgst himself to *ell lets
1 -f .. .ohs a• tort- and `cll.! innt'il lowet, than they eAn
he t procneed at n hat istrj,lerettitt the cheap 11 tok.to re's
of the e iiy, _ 1 t I '.i I
,
Parenla Iwctild - save themselves many a pang In,
•
alter ts[c,ir they wonitilprtienre their children snide
good books to read ahliornt , at nights, Instead of pet
ot tit th 4 them to rtin - litorit flit , . Greets. %ye have Ott
hand a very large atts . orttesiut. of choice invent le
nooks; aefeeted willt,,gre•t care for children, Which
we will !tell uniisuAlly row,' (Try, it, Patents -a Wife
money epen'Sthl that Way stray- save your children
iron, II liiisny temid4tinusvthieh surround them in
thni community,t 1 1 , t , .
' Completel\Voiks oi' 4 thott4d dirk, T-ysi)a.. Sett, i
Tfii,, , .' If haat., of ?1., i Fieuch ftevoluiton, 2 soli,
. !! Ntipoleon, 2 rot;,' .
Maraulay's Mi.teellatilt , a,t.4' vol., - ' L :
.. 80,t0n...1101.1110s - llritisli Poet., 3 cols. ;it n;
Ifedgit'a Prose WrPelrri of, Germany; ,
hndcrtionk•e Sernrmis, 2101 s. livo„tta o,
' - Heroic - al/norm of &ter ReVolutton, Stvo,t,
". Miss Lam,berea Illintporiletif Needlework,
.Payson's sermons 2 Vole.l6vo , 4.' 1
Idle and `Sneerhette. of ileury Clay. Eivri,
U,• l'ortntniti's 114tory pr the Pups - m.l vet., . •
From 'A 'Pluortat Ills(ory o f America .2 . vol., .
.-tootli - .., Sermons) ; goit.;hvo, . t
:
, , EAniondeon's Pennon., 2 0014,
Tit ppm 'i. Wm as, 4'.% - 1•1e,1 I
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.. Wheeler's Itoral.kehtteclure,
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StitC • ktuttl'ir >lemur:44 of l the Queen," or iteory,9lll,
lllCk's Lectures °it 'lleill4gy, bra: Ahern,
• Willis' fence and-popri! of Europe and Atneric:a,
Ma tlitlllea,Sertniihst, '..: vn)a,ti vo , ,
'I ' ;
Melville', 4 1 ' ..• . 1 2 i '.'
I .
tin pons'. Novet.,-i Ati. , I : ••
14riltt'l Works. l' :15 !p• -
I;u l lz,.it on the rinet ialti,rtio, - !
,sil l utridn's 'Vravel.-tiii-Ent:ops. 2 vol.,
Dtrken'allogiv ithil st octal l'hitosophy 1
;lona!', (lit he Win 1ia,.4 vOli,
- Pictorial Itottort , ' Entraiot, 4 rola, 1 - t
Hy rne'a Itictioliersf Or 31flihanics,2 vqlo,fiVll,...
I: ,, rmeihensive ContinentOry; 6 vole, royal ay., i •
' Ci.trk'a ' -...:,'' t t 4.- i
I .
e
~ral'' - - '1 ," !I.• 1 ''
Gard nee„,; Partner-f bier lofts re,
Goldsmith's A ntinlittd Natuge, 2 vols. de n .
(ikon'slintiocy tad England, 6 voila, 1
Mar.aulay's . 4 . ~I t l t , 1 44_ 1, 2 o .
•
gibbon's History •ot T , • ome. 6
. .
Illtrlfrock's Religeurc of,,44ecilogy,
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Library of Natural Milo:Y.ov°. Hal engtavingti, : -
Itultvei * s Novel.. ! i I
Pit:l,lllM Cyclopeato Of n.ortii knowledge,
, .
Morr.r n
e Coed rickets, Mori, .it ,
lii tor idl Family I.:3gloptedia, numerous enitrast nits
.Illustrated Mirror. of irte Worm.
I
6 ..
Layard's itirenvi4n4 in N'irfevett,-vo. s
tit, 010 4 . Works, 2 dots, ;-, ; 1 •
I retalmeti Pictorialrisl4l IVOOIi of the' Rev olution',l
1 '
vole, , _
ri ,
Dr Crialrner all rlir„r4, 1t4,, 1 •Z •
Chatillilig`il Mifittl.n.it,volti,, . .
.11ildrtittr. History .4 the Visited tit air ii,ltt tot-, ~•
Sparks' litre stud Wl.ltings or WeAhineton. 12 YON;
Meo,, %Vermeil and flpoa; lig Leigh Unlit, 2 YON, • 3- .•
ainhorr„.l2la.stral Dirt ion4rY, inval tivO,
ittlinson''. Work,. 2 in1.,050,. '•
Hoe weft it lafc Of ifilifisort.f2 voila, h en, 1 -.
lisande's ; Eneycleipt) , tlia tilt:Science, 1.10-iatit e anti
- 'Art; roal '0.0,; t 1 i I ' '
Elarne','.N y pren, tin ihe ;New irTe.rta moo, f ,
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%losheirn . ! S'hureh illittorY , ;. 2 vole,
Stephen's Travels - iti Tor athn, 2 vol., . 1 i
Spa r Its:. t%meilean Inograplv, 10 roll, 1 '. I
Wandering . Jew, iltuitratel , 2 sob, 1
If utarete'. lines syoi I;. I,' ; ". •
.1.1n04' , . :D."l yep EP tI. ( 1 itu, t "0 . 11 , illiiii rated: ' ;
• . ,
Kennedy's Life of Wilt', 2 'trtlft,
a coe ft zfrirkla n'd'a i
,f ()evils of England, I cal, .
Ero )414 vita AnyOrnnal, I i Von+, Sen. 11
Webster.. Dictionary, the) aro, royal l arnl and /Ito
.-dilinns. in Varlerl.ll•lninllp. ; •
llarpeett New Nit.rellank. 2a vol.,
Appleton's Poptitarldhlaro:. .
cooley'a ltveloi wain of ustitful kaowledge,
1 / 1 1011 - ahrs - !lards 01:11 le Bible, I
Lord Alahon'n lloslitri-of ISitgland, 2 'Ole. Iv..
Pictoti - al hle of Napnlenn,inso. .
1 4 E.0 for Ancient atutlAlndotrn Ilittlilly, 2 vol.. eve!,
Crzreet Agothar's l'optGar,j sl'prk.t.', ii atria,
'DOW nines Cotta?,'', Aiehiti , iure,i4vo, 1 -• I -
Ilanitt on Bridge I:01V GiCtioth-deo. I . ,• •
I,yell's F.leinentsfirnt "Pr ttelples of Geology,' slew
' :% 'l l,:V 'i i7n 9 ll ' er Pi', 1 e . .5.. 1 3 I ' . . - Pr— . r .
I , ! . •
' the lEnklistil Book 144ike. '.
, •
• I 11E nublicribers leaving now completed their--,ar r
i range/ovals forthe - haruntailon of English honk*.
turtle the atteritnin lof II ; lbra ties, Ronk-M e yer., and
th e t n i bit s gen.ratly I in: Ittoor stotk, Which wilt be:
found nnilso ally clinic.. sint ueli:setry led, a nit at Inc,
1110 f r . r envonahle m i x :
.. ti.` InCiteating direct from the'El - -
ttui.o l'obllshers and hot 14 for cash,thhy ate enabled,
to'sell in many Int,3llCeSlitte English /Old ions -at the
;ante pr trite an are kap lon:lnferior Ante titan ,r ibs;i
and dechtlng their attliptipp politely to foreign floSok a;
Nit ellatefil !nay dept.:flit Upon nothing the heat astern
ment ai their t-rtablithrnent,
, New Publietnlott'S Iterittyed 'by every Stteatniv—
Books 'lmported. to loiltlr'', weekly, (Gnu • England,
France and Gertitaiyi to 'Mitch le.a than the ordinary
' time, retittired. - !j• , t 'I. , 1 ..
-"iotitlity cat a logoestot new-and old Pretich atitttlt •-
nflAi Gooks fornt.tloil othin, on applscstiont ocs,ent'
by toad Ilk aTIVT34 at. tar (enmity. Any informa
tion Di reftfii•l to 01,!.-r;!tre,i.., ,if Foreliot ttoot.7 i-for
at i.do,t, on a prlffs3l,loh, nil ifil alt Of lons._' il . sir: 1
te.: 7 . - T Btito-niPqo.t,i,retteived to all Foreign Niw.
papettl•attil Pet ottlittit.. 1 C. 2. PRICE & Co„ : -
. 7 No. 7 'Nrt.:tf fl4ll dings, (are,o'nd story) •
Rilvth Ht.', atthe Chestnut', Plilladelidtta.
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Nov ember 5, Pl5l .1 t • !, 45.3 m i .
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_ lieWi MUSIC. - ..
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HOW Sweet i 5 ,44. Latl•L Words from the German:
of Gceitie,compoped for the Plano 'Forte by W
Whitealarsh, ..1 , tI . •• _ 1
I Love the Pm+, enrniksed and arranged roi the.
Piano Forte by „Inbit Etrrn. ! 1, .
- Katy' Cry—Cohn; awl f . buy Hot 'Port, ; scini and
chorus by Wood-la. Minstrels, composed byrr. 11.
Woodby. t'',• ',.:• • 4
- ehe pi,,tigniono4 PolKi, by John (:rry,
'I be Italian GirPorTrajfer, Musk bill. W. Hewitt,
La Prima DonnaiVaiseltinnmsed for the Court .
of ;he quern of En/land by ? muillen. : > ' .•
•
The Prt,. Dur6ll;:intik,Musle arranod.from Jul.
lan's celebrated 'Tal,:e.biy Thomas Oaker„ •
Th.. Tem a Gectiian hailed Mr Soprano nr Tenor
Virtre, compfiarfOrylF, Kur.kett, ..
:Inn ieti's Music;ai ITniii . to America, written e a
pr:',,esty for and ptxtnrtd!d at his Graun Concerts, •
Etotult• POikl, *,rfurrritd by the Germania s3q.itiy,
1 omposad•by Carl Karatnann,
Take Ine lionte:jcempiioed by W. L. Illoototiejd, "
Duawertn'a V t olka.
Finn) Waltz, by E: Ei !Cates, .
My 'Old. lieutnettY Horne, loth edition, as shit, by
the Chtlity Mino.iliels,siiitten and composed hY :51e
phi., ('. Forter. 11 I • li: ,
Ju.3i..1 :c,i'ved Mull ro VORIM at 11. BANS A14i: 41 '.
, IN,K,iiiimp Music and Book' ti tia re •
Votiember 5,1 f 3i i 1!1 , ' 45-p,
''
FAN (Y
4-!.... , ,
• . -
40 , Ele:zatli au4 . l Durable gal
A, FOO. 93 00. -
j-- - 4ovil t i Hat 7 per ;? r,lo any 1 0 ,1, .
i ': 0
.. 4 ,
r t n
n o i pr 4 :o
t rr E e B
H. A R
T 3, .
..........f..54' . .
TIII.IiO etrset. 'ii , elow :Fbertnut, PUMA DEl,plitA.' .
( "'t FEET' at veil{ roluce , tl prices thelfolloivlng ;...
VLedi t e• Ridtlgiliate and Bonnets, ' .
' Cettdree's - Paney flab...! all colors,
Clog), Melt ntixl filSzeiheatie, of every Variety
of gifl., e f;1 Ali 1
Gentiernen'i Wilting end Traveling Ca'pe • • .-:,
' . eat; Hats ne , , everygtyle and fitleb, at pr)ret to'
suit ell. LII r !
OE
Also, iol.lllit pililllBlll,
.e r A genera[ asqnruneut of Leek. ' Fencylurs.
hi6yetuher 5.11f.4 - 45.3 ,
'FANCY ruitS, burr* nomas ac
rrHE sututeraYee . ivanltl respectfu alien.
lion of his /ountry:,frientl , and he puhtig gene' ,
fttly,to ettree:ftnt a.SYortment of ; •
L4BIES3 7 ANCY PUBS,
Coo sting of tslntl 4 .'inoas. 1 - ictoihne4,.o:ll4, Foe
I titor.r;t, Ate. es Stunt, Martini, Fitch, Siberian ;
Squirtel. 141M1,7, flud.wn Buy and
lltheeten A - o", with a fall axvott
ment of , Fancy :Cerrntige and sle frit Bober. , Foot
N- B. Ju-t rrrreiveil, a splendid . em-ortriwat of
BUFFALO I t» 3Fay fur -ale hy:hrhale lir -Lin
gle -Robe, ; •
Ear The pr ice paid toripping Fur% r
,‘,3,•,,dasne- enn-tantjv lie band. 1,
• "iIt;OBGE F. ‘VOI 4 .II{ATR.
I,', Importer and Mentitartnier,
- • t N. Fottral St., Phifed'a.
Ovt.
. _
; C E ! ICE !!
111 Ptll , lrrihir . anilnlllef4 pUhlit thit he has
porshase4 kleujamtrt Weller's Ice tiaras,. at Tom
blin* -Min Vain*, and rep be . prepared to supply the
ft i trimit oty r o itk l e oauch see so theyrtnsy want during
the whole ot tkeitaniiut season at reasonable rates.
fiaaing aiperlance la the Vusluewl. had being deter
mined to' mrpr4l 4 0 ziri currelgi,T ll Pierere"^ to
those abroad. he..flatters hit:neje Inas he will eye en
tire aatlll'aetloa ysjho!contstlanit, .
- I atintoe
NOT; IS, /$51.; 44.11
: .
WATCHIS, &c.
30511P11 S. smoorr, " •
, Putetital telosater awl !Dealer in Watriat,
jtervirse th , coa!'sra f (1,4 , A
above :)v Art:nrrs.' POV'i • .
- VillO, • .
•
- R "recrnais £010? tfie
Mt IMite M LIT G, 14!+.1
pr'Ertili
110r!r , 0tai, LiTtn , •nd V.v,llmtwt, .l
:Antriliun F.ni• 1 , ;4:1.1 .6•1
:Irsra.ty tre4 , lll,r& I, I , • , Pti,:l{.lll
et..i • , fl,ll J It.,r'..fizi!, and 1 . ..11
Pens, 'qtr., 't.,,,r,•.t.1 and 14c1;-re
tql B11!/11.P:1 INVMe. P•ift.
idtP•il end Paper !!ache (7.4,d foa*v . m.
;sC3kelLud Card 1k,:4 t-to, ri, ‘71.1:‘ I, V 11:11G1.11
.;:tar Strirgs, &r
All Frevh :Ho. ii . iii,l ft a f•(,:. J . t. i , 1 t 1.. t. il . hi ii 4
r Oil Stan.,, and Nets Sir re --Wb(-1,, flu, .4 RA ir tri
_,ll
' , 111 kih.fo at ti )..1 and Silt er Mr,skehe.,. th.r . R. ln3
I .
Jewel() IN tit he eareilill!..aiter4, l to, - . ii.
re- Lion'i "owl_ i%t ~ Ll•oy f i. at ., , rd!, NI 11 , 1414 .
Dank, eriht.NPit.'.l. P 4.114.4 1 . ...-
.:
.1.44r.rn S. F.J.i.lirri:
, .
. L •
..' ,41 , 1.01 .:
I, • '.
. wumarit BRADY. -
.
1 . ( Of the late firm of lin.AbV & ELL toT t)'
.% !UN OF THE lilt: WATeD.,, n ,i,. 5i„,„ 1 ,,,,,,,., -
Hotel. respectfully announi'm• to his friends and
the pitbric.that lie *till con:limos ..,, 4„
to offer for antra choice acsortnient ai
• df Clocks, Watches. Silver 'late
and fine Jewelry, lir., to whir' he •
-Invites attention. He in ileteiprined 11.1 1., (~,, ,E,..1,..,.
aold by any here or ilsewheWit. Call - and judge for
Xouraetres. With hitexperiXinte In busine.., and a
'desire to plea's', sod alinarentee inst. all itn ,, ls !hall
pros..to be as/represented, tit hopes otill to retain
his share of ',promise..
:1 l• ,
• ti. B —All kinds of IVatcheir, Cinelts and Jewelry,
carefully repaired and war/line.'
I•. WILLIAM lIR DV. '. . ''.
r thti, , Si.. signlng the Elg Ita' sub.
. ts, troputity Mmic:tic i'er lintel
!r: t. tl,l ter.7 • , ', 11.1.1 y
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND
- . SI I.l'h h IL.LP:r..
II ,
/Tim undersigned nosh! itiost, reipect Attn: infolin
I ilia friend' , and lint pubs;{- generally: that he hail
. - recontly. enlarged and ottierivi.e 'no- . is.
ra- rioted his .tore , and 4 prepared 14 of. l'f - f r • :,
let Roots ii hi 11, trivbeatity and slyte j+%-d 'sipt
of nnish, cannot torfaurnaeyed. lieliatt:o
hai now tnstore an rlteMiVri4oMillurni of WATSII
ES, JEWELRY, SILVER )WAltt: ant!' FANCY
GOODs,&c.:to which ho ttrylie. attention. tieing
deternitnectto dtspooe of thent at tiller. Which ran.
sot Nil in render riattafaction!! ' Ile has ronaiderable
experience rn ihry hitatnesiqand will ell.k:iirilr to
pleas,, thou.' 0rb...m.1y fetritr Ithrt te an their pAtil.4l3le.
All good 4 gualonleed to he' at represented. i
N. D —Watilnis and Jeween: rep:tiro...A and warcari.
ted..4.11 orders by mall or dinerwi•re promptly! at
tended-tn. ' !. • JAMES B. FIDLEIti
No.-l 9 Smith 21 s'., tietow Mlrket el , Phil i
s} Don't forget trip numloq
July 10,,P133.' ' ''
PUBLIC 'ALES.
PUBLIC VENDUE. •
7();00() Feet of loimb:er, 19.11)u
wilt be extuised to Public Side, ON
Mitl-
DAY, the 9th day of Drcetutii-r next, at 'girls u'olock
In the afternnuo„ al the dull,' of tutu!, Rapp, tirt
late o( Union Tuwnthiti, Si - 11001.M County. Al the
katur time Buckwheat Find t!ill+ Will be .old
condition.; .hall be Outdo) knnwt, on cite J.iy of
+a le, by the .01,11 brr - (El.
Union TP. 3l
, ••• N
. .
• ORPHANS'. COURT SALE.
Pußau,A,:er tiff order inn ilrolituse .1 . 1 , 11 V of
air Count) of Sehilytkillt, In' the t 01111111.111,enliii
01 Penttylicatila, the sub, rtbei. I'Aeiaitor of the ta.t
Will nod T0, , 1,11111.111 of Bill - nut. !at: ni
Iturnuei of 81. Clair, in the Chanty of e•ithoOktii,
ototete to sale by V211,111/ 1 Oil
S ATE RI) V, the 1711 i &Iv bf Bereiutte e a, 2
1/ . 6111 . k In the atternuon, at the Public Ilou.e 1 , 1 • 1111: 4 .
I:BA Err, in tier I,ONIIOI of Prwig.thutg; in the C o nn.
ty of riOtit atll that f ert4in Mt,eitage.,
letirment arp! 1100 IrlYl4 j id n,l s nun, i n.
'the townthip c.l
Schuylkill atilt:4l,lb , 1 ., 47/bil !Valli'', 161,11.
Thc. one 01 11,0111 1i 1 4111.1 , , , d by 1311ibi of ‘V111 1 :1111
Ciaelf, laud% late I.l' Asters dt Jamb 114 , 11011111.01111 W
.11(ott A ttebach. !ADO, II flettet Irk riled, A.c.
L.-tilling 12 :tetra, mole or
'The usher of Mein
.Itountleti to, Linda 1.1 Mu hael
((cavil, tielitaiii)a Pun; e twit- tit or
Hoffman. &e Lonna tutor ft curet and "li, petylick,
more or le,a, late the Cituis'ot ,lereatiett
. .
Terms and condo lonYinaile known at the . lnoe and
pla,e of sale by .1011NOTilNCF.11, Eteruf,” .
By order of the (trohans' prom,'
11.yetts Riasta, 4tett.
Pottorille Nov 2,,,1553' ,
VALUABLE i*ROPERTV
- PIiTTN I,!F,
rut: n eubse,h,e,
.Ituuwittz de:toi;the d
/ valuable prourrey at t l itivute tiick
Klinteli, on Market Stioot, l pt.w usrlitued bs tbh putt•
~rlber, Ir feet front by Ml leet !igtl,
with it Creme 14 itchen adini p in4,l2 - by
feet, with all the
Thiele are 2h feet reveYVed (41 Jr.;l‘l, fur 3 ,saiblqn
front bolltling The •,1 fret hunt 1 1 :
ItAtfeeldeeit. Thief.' 1.., 7111.), a '11(111 11 "
fratatt h tiding, on the backie4,l oftw lot,
frt;nijug Lyon itqeet. Mr!, bring,: a thltitun yl; rent
fur ibh property. Thieve buildings are all welt tin
tatted,l
Alcn.a doable frame buithin,ll.l Miner.% die ~ ,,, v t.
RS feet by tlflreei, 6 2 . ilrli!A (rime, I.bb !..i.einent
kitchen end gimet.,ceti tithed, w lin the slttowalk,
curbed and pavid On lilt remise. to A well eLgvoil
water. 'This property rend bit 4135. -,
• : •
- ' I: .DA NIEL :VAGI.F.
Nov 19,1637, •
1 -17,31•:
PHILADELPH lA.
111:unifersiriii,1 beg. reipectrolly lo rail tt.r
Sttrn
r~stion or Miners, foal Mtrelimm,.iiii.l ail those In
%%am of IICST Pitov cif 1111.41 tiE'ST.I'MAINS..
f,ir mining or mill Mitlinirs, to hla• liter stock
Rtst Reot Chats., assmied sizes, from i inch
Inch, mode !torn hest refinegl iron.'
A Ign, to hit tame 9t tck or•tsi:vi rant.% tua I N 9.
attaorted alus, front 3.16 111 1 01 to IA Inc h, made front
the beet cabin Irott,whtch tit 111 he ttliti on er t y Ira
-4...t.n0t1e terms, DAI..IEI, NI•CARTIIV:
No 26 N.weitilon . Streri 3 Oo.l No. 2 Dock St
ttcEEit Ttt
W. V. Alard & fn., Cr,oigf , 31.44nn, Esq I'Drt
bon ; cha.rles :Miter .1: Co
PNll3delphia , Joh.inan 1',1.,1.1,•tve•13 n.
Nov .26, 1553 is • . 4,6111
TOALL WEICIE ILViralkir CONCERN '. '
' r. lIARKNESS 4 SON'S
. Fanhionablo:Clothing ,Waroroonts,
NO. 120 MATO H.fr..'l' fiT., •
• I 1
tfl t e,2•tooth.,,F.A'st rorrreri of, l'oi:t.li : 4 treeld
I • -
I•HILADri t'illA , .
rrilli: Protaletoreof !Muir xtrti•iye and „1.,t0r0..ta11•
• I 11911...1 4.lotlitog Ernianrinin,,hace. in:tow/ow,' 3n
envied celebrity_ for the Cal, Style, Quality and l'tl
reeor their rlothlne. ator.ther now etrer to the eft].
rejig of Philadelphia :tie! p • vleinity, one of ill.• lar
geet, brit. assarfed, rod illin , t fashionably iot op
storlc,of aeosonalt lr cloth[nr to be found ln the eltlt
erimprlein2,. .
. .
Auperlor ilea ii). Aliso i,ledy, r i'iv . r
Coale, . , jr (0 to o (V)
AlipPflar 1311 t. and IinIVVI, k 7 I rill li I lutt•
Over Coale. , -
Fine and huperiot Itla,k t; loth bred, Ar.
!Welk runts, td _ . . utt to 15 • •1-
Sopet'r. 01'k and Finer l'”t••••• Pan' , , l'51) too 5 511
Fine Black Satin Veeti , , i'. -.. •.:(50 to 4 'pi
Eliney Word.•ll Veal-, ~• . 100 to' .:. !l
And all other nrilrle4 of NV‘hier.ll'. Sr, to 4-1.11,s
v.lrlety. and at the Inwele:prict,.
N. 11.—('sill nnd .rr f 0 r:,,,0r, e t.,
Non '26, 0.•,:r I,
111
.4EII B. Au Ail•I E. : 4 11,1.1t:
ADAMS' of: SUTTER,
PRO 11L , t'E ,1011.105 1l ):V 31E1;c:11A '\ I','
No. C, i4OrTII W ATER ST I'll ILA TPA ,
And
t:nAhen •Scte
mu do,. I:roma and Cor,na, llnkwg
lienn'a. packe4l.li., Powder, -
Jr:gay and Weihi.hrn Prwl
H e rkimer 4 . ,;(1re.P, ; reat..ni L. V. hill •,111,.
Plne Appley, .`llfhrlohr',.
trap $,,3k0 • I. ' gturcl.,
I Huck W 3 x, Ti.- II al.!
Pl,lll and Iry. l
Dirird Xppith - o.
POI y 4: r 1.1111.1. Opters.
Ilerrlnt.Klng3ford'*
Mottl'dfromillic ca.tilt•p(39, siarch,
%. Canary aad 7lr.D.p Seed, Co i1. • 4 1 . 1 . .11 . 1 .11111 Vlllllllll.lll
INlllill.l. A 41,11111111111 1, 111, 1. 5111111,
I I . ll.erril (' Mll-1.11.1
liter, flour; 4 .4..' Cc
; Bermali Ciaartl, . •
ilavinritt do L e m on
llotporly, N. I'. thltith.,_ n ka , r,
j Cranbetrios, •tard;
Canon, Wary.. A.
t :+llll'o,
h. ,-,o4t i rl Str,et, l'hYlad 7 l. -
' Nov. ':D, I Y:,3 • I
BURTON Or: ItEED, •
IPIIor.EsAL 1: n ; "
:North E. cosec 01 i*ront
i:Slitt in cell Elie at i telitlon of the bier( pinta- ~d
D
Cminet.,4o.heit elitting 0( ordertne
gt 0,14, having ahwaytt ,
iluitt 'well loterio.l er'ork
of (lio,otioe, Telt for the' country
tied, They ato',ohtttOttly (*.roil:toe font the alert
fitlttiral districts' prods. e, dried fro 11,, Holier ace,
tetth.whieh they can sqpply their u utonotts at all
{IMP.
.
Phlad's.L Nov Pt;' 1654
• _:::: ,= , l MILL/NBRY - GOODS,
(Wholesale and Retail.) • .
~ .. E. C. 101. IL LI la 'lei*. ,
' -
No. 17 South ivrNvi Street. abort , Chrgtout,
'I , 11 11.4 p E I:PIETA.
. -
.IV. OW :.npee, it'd aril eon:111,1(1y set Ovine Si ,
11 moat approved 0ry). 1 ,1 0 f ' I
- .French Flower. and 1 , ..,1ibr nit. 1 ' •
,
• Plaid and new styles Fa II Ribbons,
1 , 11i1+3 and r"ailn.,ol' ovary ~hide, , •
New style.. of \'r:l , lo fnr Bonnet'. . •
. Gold and Silver Illlitlens. •
.
Bonnet Uningr, i '
•.
Itrinni.t Franiel :Ind r , . , v i.a. il I the r , .' , 0 , 1 vli% Ov.':
being made directly rp,on Fr , iirlt l'aiinrbs, these
;hip«, are unsurpariaed.
' November 19, 1053 11
- • : 1 i
i
on4—sger--GtrArro.
15 . .0r
,Li vr .,t :i N El.f• • a G A F II Gp oo.p,,nid ,, :ttl,cii
Id 000 Canon* Bricked - hair. 011_ ,
tif
.1,000 Boxes (six,
,an.l ' Brown ito.ip,
1.500 Dna restvlats inariti
For isle by, .. 14 B - . A. /k.
,S. ALLEN
..
, •
sndi'M smith Wharvr, l'hilad's
• Noveniter 12, 1e33 of . ' 40.31
TOYS, TOYS 41u) FANCY GOODS.
.9111 E. Anion:liner hali . ciu - a arrived from Europe with
1 a fine and largeAciortment of TOVA of rt•ery
ecription ; Kid, Was qhd Gniti Dolls, Fancy has.seis,
Ilarmonteas, Pipe., Snuff and ,:tobst co Roes, eh.ear
Cases, Dominnes,Can'es and a treat variety of mi. , '
articles, too numerouito mention. Hems all of his
own selection from the Mantit:tenners, he' ran Sri)
them cheapor than ever before. „It'll N
No. W . ) N. 2d Pt„ betsteen Arch and Race Sim Phil■
Sept. 2.1,1553. 24,3 m
LA:IIP- V, LANT.F.' ;VS CIIAA E ,
turner 1P,07 , ;: is and Cherry ,
•
H - . . „
AVI NU filarfe,s pmt imjrnvPd their Stare, aha
having th;e larttest:lootortment of 11.41(14,4' in Pttitr
delphua, they are nowipreparert to futni! , ll Pln. Oity
CAMPIIMNif, Iint:WING FLUIR.
. '
'Ethereal all. Phosgene Gas and Lard oil; Lemo's,Lsn
terns. Of ill ?Awns. fancy Marl and Hall
Chandelleic.firrandoks. Candeltda.A. atilt ' Ilrtta ndta
lAu3ps, az the ManutacturerS• low.tit pric'eli. • C 111.4 I
lamps by the par at.a small advance over Au--
l i on pf keg. Being Is yye Manufacturers of Pine nil.
Burning Flubs, Eatierifal nit, Alcohol, and (Ilis only
triad Phoigene Gari.tthey ran futtillh the*, s t rict, s
at filch prices that Merchants will (V Il to their ad
vantage to buy. Cal before gointeliwhere, tf you
want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid Lamp fir /Lair.
sem. 17. 1853.
UURD'S GOLDEN GLOSS.
FOR TlTE'llAllt.-4,4mong the ninny preparat
for the growth of yur HAIR. I III!, (Alll. (4,11:14
takes the lead. three reasons' wilt be Oven hhy it
Is so unleereafly used and preflvreed to ail nthera .—
lst. Because It his pOsted the Ino4t ernvlusll in bald
ness.. 24„ Because 4 thipart+ a bean 11 1 tioil 01 , Vine •
and delightful perfutUe to the.htir. 3.1. 80. ter. l"
ladles, with flue disciimintaloo, whirr, they all Pos•
leas, have adopted itf, Many other resstins cottld b.
Liven why It Is aigtest (licorice, but
they
.. w ho
want more have milt ht gilts II a trial, price 25
its.ln large bottlesj Fos 44LE by Drugg ms and
Blntskevpers everyvet7t. prop;rl,tor,
; 301 Broadivay, New Yeti. •
• rete la DIIICOIIIIII 3ietcbanta, •
lela3 47.3mif
E _
CM
1281
Slope t*ains.
1:111111E1
MEM
MEI
IEI
EiNN
IMO
rala & COLIN,
pealeri in •
• . 14 ,
,t,tll
'tslerday's R. H.
7. 4 o'cLocx.
—Rte di,. $5 i tl
Corn 11r3ii, SI fo do.--Wtrti. Red.
While, Asil t ei:;—ii, e, 9t cM.--Culint
03:3, 4:i ctsi yet le,fiti;
EURbPEAN T N E'Vti~
AnvilVi• Battle I:aught;! ! !
I' STII.L FICTUtiIO a:
Thejews by the Atlantic is principally
confin to detailed accounts of the three bat
tles fought between the Turks and Russians.
in which the dormer were victorious; sod
another engagerttent reported, the details of "
which aie yet to come.
1i seems tbat the cuuraie and strength, of
the Turkish army have been entirely under.
'rated : while on the contrary the number and
skill. at the Russian forres have been greatly
exaggerated.
The report that the Russians had formed
an alliance with Dort Mahomen to excite
lt , dia seems likely to prove ttoe.
The British Government is, of course, on .ths
qui tire aboutthe matter. Their troops. at
Birmah are represented to be in a bad way.
Fran Choia.--:Vie it/surge - us surprised
the Imperial ; Garrismt at 'Shanghai. and
gained possession of the city without resist:
tatice. The chief officer of the Government
escaped and placed himself under the protec
tion oikthe Ugiteu Slates. •
It Was reported also that Pekin bad fallen,
but the rumor was noveredited.
=Canton was quiet, and, the ImpeTitiliste
were making strong, efforts to retake Amoy.
'The Emperor Ad arcepied the aid of 'Me
Tartar Chtefs of the North, as a kit 'resort.
The following is a detailed account . ol. the
battle u: Olieluitza, the first* eacournei-lbe
tween the Moslem and the Russians—it writs
out to be an affair of much more irriptirtaGew
‘ -
than et tirst stated ; • •
" Atter a coniiuueti tire from midnight of
November Ist, Co daybreak of the 3d, the
Turkish ammunition became exhausted;—
and with the wild cries of Aloskm warhire,
the entire Turkish fore charged the enemy
with bayonet and sabre, and scattered them,
at all points ! The Russians left twelvelinn-1
tired ou,the field In kiHed and wounded, and
were driven back upon Bucharest, where a
heavy . fire trum the artillery of the place.
brought
,up the pursuing Turks. and they
tettautttl to Olteniva, and encamped upon
the field, their first care being w fortify their':
pos'filuti. The battle was fought within al
triangle of land - formed by the waternof the
['kick and Danube. Only .nine thousand.
Turks were eugsged,.but therhad mowed
a strong quarantine building, and an old red
situated in the plain near the Danube,
as well as the village. From this position
they threw, shot and shell with great strut
upon the very entrance of a villaga,whenee
tivu. Wallenberg was directing toe attack."
Other interesting, facts are also given, of
this battle, from difiereut sources ; but we
are obliged to omit them, thouglim type.
LtTEST FROM AVASIIINGTON
IVa3niogion city at the latest aecounta,was
rapidly fillip; up with nirnibera at Congress
and others drawn thither', ha business or
pleasure.
The Democrats are in almost cousianteau
eus : while the Whigs wisely keep coo!.
Jim. W. Forney will must probably be
1
chosen Clerk, though Disney and Or will
be s.ronger competitors Mao they were
reckoned.: ,
The President's- Message has been distri
buted to the principal Post:Offieeli throughout
the country, as hcretolore,.and will.be given
out at these several. p:aces, as soon as deliv
ered in Washington. •
,CGOLERA AMONG EMICORANTEL
The cholera, we observe, has been making
sad ravages in New Orleans, principally
however, among the Emigrant pop i
nlation—
last week out of 216 deaths in that city, 129
were 'from cholera. _lt has also been unusu
ally virulent on ship-board--:the Constellation
arrived s r rie days ago at New yolk, with a
load of' ••uropeakemigrauts, of whom up
wards of 100'our Of OOP had died from cholera
on the pakiage ; and the Marathon,. also Irvin
Liverpool, arrived since, reports 04 deaths
from the same fatal cansetout of 522 passen
gers. The disease seems,to be of an intim- .
ally fatal type, and generally carries off its
vkitroc in Si to l 2 hours after tieing first at
tacked.
The captains and ship•nwneis of Emigrant
have received no stnallshars.of public
censure, for itte filth and crowded condition
of their pas,engers, which doubtless have
much w do With causing the dreadful mot•,
talit,.; on board; but the New York Courier.
days the.hlainepriccipally on . (he emigrants
ihernsetves--it says:
"It is in the emigrants themselves, bower
er, that thegreatest obstacle too proper and .
healthy•contlition of the ships phich, bring.
them is found.' The subject is an unpins- '
ant one to talk about ; but unpleasant topics
must sometimes be treated ; and the fact is.
that the personal habits of these emigrants,
are filthy to a degree which few readers 01,
'these columns, who have not had an oppor 7
(unity to study the natural history of the cm.
Tint, can by the most active exertion of
their imaginations possibly couture. • They
are content to live and move and have their
being in such a concatenation of foul andper:
Vienna' substances which nre anything. bat
f - vapurs,•that the only aionder is that they are
not rimey twthe bone before they reach our
shores. :No doinfstic animal of decent an
tecedenwwould consent to lives half a day ••
is the atmosOlere and with the surroundings
to whtch a large portion of these emigrants'
appear utterly indiffereat. As tcE water. the
females seem to conceive its.only use to be to
-Mal.o - :;;An ;' and the males to reaurd fie, 0n...
ly ft th spoil Whiakey. ; They turn into
l• their quarters when they go on board and lie
qewing.and fretliog la their filthithroughout
the voyage. aud leave their dens • such a
rouditiOn that liercules would have had,hut
little chi - rice between them 'and the Angelus
siable.'z'v , They resent as an interf emit with
their comfort and their liberty an effort ; to
enforce Petsonal'eleanhoess upon them ; and
‘
under the restrictions at present Laid Upon our;
captains as tocoercive enforcement of discip
line; they are able to set police regulations
at &fiance." •
a7 - 13.trorttiNo THIEVES FRoit
The .I,iintlon correspondent of the New
York Courier, announces the eurriiog of
tweuty•two thieves, the first detachment of
the corps gent hut by the Reformed Society'
Loridon. They will lantl)o a few days.
Wliat should be done with them ln Boa
ion they would :send them 'back., and any
State hasr a right. to 'paps laws forbidding
their landing on - our shores, tinder that
clause of the United States Constitution,
which says, " the migration or importation
of such persons aS any of the States now ex
isting shall think proper to admit, shall not
he prohibited by the Congresi, prior to the
year ,1808." , • -
.FITS !, FITS N FITS !!
THE VEGETABL,E EXTRACT
EPILEIPTIO PILLS,
he crt. e of Fitt, Spasmr . ,Craasyf , and .
:Vert, ns and, Cons:tensional Diseases.
D 'ER I aNn : v; no ARE LAnnaiho UNDER Mfg/
f dt.ttemee malady will find the VEGETAULE4
EPILEPTIC PILL 4 to be the only remedy ever dl..
c.,yere.l for coring Epilepsy. or Follies Etta.
'their. Pills poesess a weak action oni the ner. •
sous sv•tem ; and, although they are prepared es.
per tang forline purpose of venue Ytto, %bey will be
lotted of dot-coal benefit rot all {forgone altitted with
week nerves, or who - ,e oer YOU* ',dent harkbeentiron 7
traterVOrrhatterea fromanyrsuse whatever Dighton. ,
tr cOmplalms, or dlieases of toON agents&
dared by norrourness,thiry are saceadlintily_bebegletel•
prier4l r box, or two boxes fonts. Persona out
of t Ile city. enclosing a remittance. will hive the
rftl, ;tit them through the mall, free a pottage
For sale by SETH A 11ANCE:No.loftUALTINORE
Street, italtlmere, Md., lig whelp orders rromay path .
the lintel'', ['loathe addressed, pottletrt. '
June 4, tegg. —lll.lylf
LYONS',EATUARION..
HAVE you nactl Lyons , Kathalron Ibr *Oasts , *lt
la dm most delightful soils!! article Iv stir Volta
and Is prominently totorfirlal for Orr,' Rod Bald
heads. The Ratharioo fu(re restored roy bait afters
lo*ldsoot* of twettrt. years, %ours truly. •
It. L. ATWATER.
No. 56 Warren :street. Now 'Cork.
Eatrattlnf Pure Jatnalet Wager, fin
dynien.la and gentral nervouudebility, ice. tan h e
had at I'AMINLE#B,
Prtfuntery and Variety Store, Centre IL.
Polts.lllt. •
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Steam' Boners, by inn Government of the paired
Stales and individuate. it prevents the adhesion of
kale, the corrosion of the Dotter, and Is eaka(sted
to protect it from the lo)urious effect of all water- -
It Is also applicable to IRON ; or WOOD and
IRON where they come In contact; to Railroads kr.
Pamphlets of Its tombs, and certificates. Dom the
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