The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 21, 1854, Image 2

I'OTYUSEI, PA.
-,sainrilit, Morning, inn. 21.
B. BOWAN, Editor and Proprietors
Assoclite Editor..
tiiit G63ERNATORrAL CAII DIDAITE.
The Whig State Central Committee have
*red upon thelsth of March for the assem
liling of the`State Convention, to nominate,
;mon °their', 1 tandidate /or the neat Goir.
..";rnot. ' The propriety of an early a call was
jueattoned at the time of making it, and we
jots observe that many of our coternporaries
ire advising the postponement of the Con•
'Tattoo, or at least that that aomioation be
.elerred. We regard'this us a wise augges.
=ion. and for the geberai good of • the party
ve hope it will be ;adopted. We favor it
or teveral reaeole,,piominent among which
s the , rut that the leaven of dfscouteut in
=The opposition camp is nom but beginning to
how us huh'. That GOverooi Biglei'a re.
lon?igatio9 will meet with strong and vtolebt
,pposition there as Dot a doubt in !wriest
and moreover that whether he is sue
estfut or rejected, the Inatteria likely to be
bone of sriotia contention in the party is
MEI
pally certain.
Again, there ere various . questions of pub.
le interest Dom itt agitation; vbrels mitt
Etter more or less two the nest Glibernato•
41 campaign. and which will carry with
hem a ptyalin' inflows. The Whig par.
y is not so aims is Pennsylvania that it
su atrurd to disregard: the populist current
13 Public questions. and therefore it would.
lea.t. do no harnsto deter the choice° , our
andidatit for sodar4iirne- yet—esst tilt after
he adjournment 01 the Legislature. In the
neat:mate these now 'seething elements will
tare developed themselves into soma tangs
de shape. There is plenty of time - yet:to se
ter oar standard-bearer. What say our
aetbren of the ; Whig Press I—let ns have a
:spent! expression .44 opinion throughout
he State.
'TA'L'E TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
.. Preparations are everywhere ,rn * akiog,
Atougliout the State, for the blabs Temper.
lee Convention at Harrisburg nest Thum
•
ry and-Friday, 26th and ;, 27th kiln.
.-"It is
: gh tittie.sunaethint shOtiid be doge towards
seieetiun tit Delegates for Schuylkill Co.
i , es we have bdore recuartteif the people of
his count' have to ruuch st.t„stake, on this
suffer an opportunity like this to
;tab. without a pruper representation of their
31eresis io c‘iuse. Neal DJtv, Vau Wag
:ter; Gen. Carey and a ounaber of other,
!istiaguiShed F,peakers will Wprestiit.
N'o•lioutatido, IDOeve; has been pros
- ribed to the number of Delegates from each'
:booty. , We would, trefore, suggest that
`sue or wore tie 4pl 7 ,oturtti froth tarp Die4riet
'ti Schuylkill. lbe trieud, of Temperaoce
should itrittili to ti to Wht.tf lall/101111e/y-.. :
\ here is no tithe to be lust.. Such a Conveo
-too, as the i,u4 prop,,sed.' tt pe . uperly man
d. triti, , .... 7 20. a IMlerit.'ll:flaeLCe for the
tvud t the c:ttine. Let the L;e:ltslature,uow
o ses3top;. - seerl..etheoisreives who the Major
L w t lueu are, abr., Oral ;het are iu evilest.
betu ru•olr with rev-,
Railwad computes. for the ii.suidg' of
Excurfou iiekt 'to Ihe lit leiates, pod from
die 21st to the 31si_lost... Tu proveot
iltiuti; the Pelegates will he required to pre
/eat arcard, certityiog to their
Jo the Tkket.Agents. Tickets can be
had in Philadelphia of Win. Nicholson, at
South 7th street, near Samson street, R. M.
Foust, 70, South 3d st reet, and P. Simons,
32. South Water alreet - .
Let there' be full represent'attun from
• Schuylkill. See.call under other head.
PiNIVSYLVANIA ,COMNIT4 scnoots.
The' Superunepdent of Common Seim*ls . ,,
furnishes a - eery interesting report of the con, -
MIME' of this popular branch of our Ethics
,
!Moe, system.
The whole number of School districts,
1,531; " •
Number of districts oak], 1,440.
Whole number of Schools, 9,507.
Time &hauls were open, five months.
Whole number of teachers, 11,430.
.Average salaries of wales, per month,
319,25.
Do. females, $12,03. ' •
nrbol'e number of rthoole. 474,555.,
Average number in each School, 42.
Averigu cote of teacbtng, per month.
31,29.
State approprietiou paid. $1134,380.
Expenses of Schoul houses, $147,516.
Expense of instruction, fuel and contingco-
Cies. $615.01-
, The Superintendent, while advertingin
terms of cummeodation to the many excel
lent features of the,eitisting system, Idyl
that it is by no means pertect,isod suggests
various ichprovemeuts. - Among these the
101 l wine may Or byenifif d
1. The employment of a superior class of
teachers:
. 2.. The increase lot the salaries of the
teachers.
3. The boier loeatiun of the School Hou
ses.
• 4. A. more ' eolightened. mode of .conatrac-
Linn.
6. Anim pavement in the dieetplios of the
-, Schools. • - •
6. The abolition of Sub.Pnei riots.
7. The appointment of a Supre'rintendant
m each county.
O. The rstabliehrient ot further Normal
Sch.,oll.
And upon this latter branch the Superin
tendent says
The establishmeot of these for the tuition
and, - 7iyaioing of professional teachers, has
beed advocated sod is still - urged by those
who are: enlisted in the- cause of common
"school education. There cuo be tio doubt of
their ,practical utility in retuovnig the great
est, if not the - only evil of our Jsystern, and I
• very heartily renew the recoqimer+datioas of
• lorther Supetintrodents -for l'rif
establish
ment. It is hoped and belie,ved that the
Cornmorityetilih, at no distant 'day, be to
a position M render ini.reasedl aid and en
conragemeot to the com Mon school system
and ih no wa.vcould her' rties&intended fur
this Puiposelie room . judiciously applied than
: r ip the establishmeto Normal schools at
different'points of the State tor_ the educatiou
of teachers. ',What teachers want, and W o n
• the system wants of them is a distinct, and
independent, professional position, .dcntified
• woo the occupation of teaching 'o o th - by in
wrest suit, iodination, Tbit, position can
only be, eitalued by proper {professional train
'', iug sod adequate CUalpfdipation.
PiAr.PPIIII4
, F AINP. • B • LISQATEIIAININA It. B.
• - °lkn i4 g. ZAlgat , ,
This R std, accordion . to an official au
_ uouncement Jatirnat, will be
opened on the is& r f • Pebrualy nest. -thus
making among inany - othea couveateoces,,a
communicationletween this
place abd Harrisburgb: 'We are indebted
. to s'frienti Jro the laloteitig information re
spectiug the numbernt miles of this•ffoad in
:and ant of Schoylkill County, distances be
tween different places on.the !hie, /cc.
The whole length ol the. Dauphin Co.'s
Road — is 531 i Miles, of which 25 mites are
•
= laid in. Stlinylkill Cotioty,'2s in Dauphin
„arid Lebanon,,and a branch in' Dauphin, 2#
•milte, to 'connect with the Pennsylvania R.
R. From Auburn. the East, ru terminus of
• 'the Read, on the Reading line, to the`town
Of Dauphin. ia 51 nail( s 7 to Harrisburg. 59:
.„ .e euo', dit•liinee\ !rum PottiViii.
to Harrisburg, sea the Dauphin; Road, 7fl
- .-
The amount of . Coal shipped b this Corn.
piny io 1A53, all by the Sutquilmna, was
28,917 tons.
Tue celebrated, long..winded Gardia
tor twit is the Supreme C. art at 'WishfulLa
. '!lCity was suddenly and strangely braille to
a stand still, fast week. by the mysterious
dutappaarauce of the bill of indictment and
the original mining titte. both hattog been
I . used io common by the prosecutor's and de.
counsel. in open Court. Dr. Gar•
diner was area on the day these papers were
missed. to carry away a bundle of papers.
:though purportioi to bo others,. He has eiceP
,'come Oat in a card; deoyiog toy knowlcdhe
!of the abducted.dccumenra.
‘CDITOR GENERAL'S ItEl'ORS":'
'he following estract from the Report of
Auditor General of this State, will doubt
s be interesting to all our readers:
=osiers tax FIECAL 'TZAR 1833.
>in Landi, $37,904 - ,09
lion commissions, • 18,123 15
:uon duties. • ' 06,747 05
ax on bank dit:idends, 220,044 33
Cax on corporation stocks, • 171,589 92
Tax on real and personal estate, • 1,381,550 59
Tavern licenses, , 96,992 31
Retailers' licences, • 177,1139 19
Sample licences, , . 8,712 50
Pedlers' !Tenses, 1 ; 1,973 65
Brokers' licences, - • , i:3,020 43
Theatre, circus and menatpsrie - licettses, 3,501 50
Di‘tillery.and brewery licences, ; 2,496 10
Billiard r oom, bowling saloon, and ten.
- pin alley licenses, 2,108 02
-Eating house, beer honse and vesuturaut ,
licenses; t ; 7,540 15
Patent medicine'. liCenses, 2255 37
,
Pamphlet laws; ' 320 71
Militia tax, es_ ; 12,718 32
Millets' tax,, 3;72'7 80
FOreign Insurance agencies, 753 59
Tax on writs, Weds, wills, &e., 1 51,296 16
Tax on certain offices, • . 1 ' 24,694 77
Collateral uthentance tax, • 155,401'55
Canal and railroad tolls, 1,693,546 50
Canal fines, dec., 15 00
Tax on enrolment of laws, 6,715 00
Premunns on charters ; .413,271 25
Leans: For the re- . '
demption of six per ,
cent. Suite stocks,
interest eertificatee, •
domestic Cr. cenif-
. . . .
'feces, dce, -
• $3,130,333 33
Temporary Trans, 1,075,000 00
4,205,393 33
Interest on loans, 13,027 7' ‘.
Sales of public property, 164,662 3.4
Tax on tonnage sad ,
panel:titre, 67,227 22 . .
&cheats. • ' 735 00 ;
Dwid'dsfrombridge to',ls, 314 70 • '
Accrued interest, .'34,093 25
Aau uit y for rigittof way 10,000 00 .'
Fees, of the palm. • - •
al oes , 2,494 ' l3 .i.
Refunded cash; 2,250 76 . . ,
Mumellatteous, r , 2,119 39
—..---.--- 6,486,770 08
Balance in the Tres_•
sure Da. .1, la'F‘o •
382,811 00
available t ' 1.
Depreciara lands in
the ?tansy uqs• ,
sble4 41,0 M 06
•
310,910,413 08
sumatnits vim 1853.
Publleimprovs&ni nto, • $2,755,936 54
Expenses of go.veremeol, • 253,160 39
Militia expenses, i 2,236 37
Pennsylvania volanteera in the late
war with Mexico. -) 814 00
Pec.sioes mid gratuities, ' 12,857 : 1 1
Charitable institutions, 07.113 re
Pennsylvania Colonisation SeCiety, 025 00
•Periasylvania Suite Agricultural fb. • -
clety, I • • 2.000 00
Common Schools, L • , 484,852 43
Con/0216400CM of the Sinking Fund; 505,057 55
Loans, 4,932,287 25
. ,
. •
Interest on loan., 2, 1 85 , 833 78
Guarantied interest, ' • 17,500 00
Donzeituc creditor., • , , 41,185 IC
Damages on the public works, • 24,914 IS
Special 6:ll7allienoaerb, : 7,447 71
:Registration of marriages, births and
dentba, ' 1.35519
State Library., ''' ' ' . 1,350 .00
Pubite Wilding s and ground.. -• • ,8K1,85
Sioure t.it Refuge, 1,000,00
Peiluenitnrina, , ' ••• 31;083 1)0
NiChohon lands, . • - • ' .
t 5 O
.Etchate a, !, . 512 al
roolonial Record...and Pennsylvania . ' !
A rchivet, , ' 17,293 52
Amendment. to the Conattutico,.' 270 00
Gnological survay, - 5,437 50
Abatement oiltatt: tax, 39,052 29
Ite•irfu ins relief point, '3O 00
Turniulto road couipanier, 4,000 00
.Philadelphia ltiots, . 250 25
.
- Stub:ant Ile A ppralierl, . 587 65
Counsel fees at:d comma.iuns, . 7,769 15
Miscaant•our, ' 8,8-1 S PO
Baldlletl 111 the State •
Treanor), Nov. 30,
1853, available, 73.1417 35
Depreciated funds is ' . .
the Trens.ury, una- ,
vallaN
~% 41 p:32, 00e, .
' -------r— "763,4 n 35
X 10.910313 OS
•
From this statement it atpears that the or;
dtnary expenses 01 government independent
of loans, interest on loans and public debt and
expenditures on the Public Improvement's, is
abtiut $750,000. While the ordinary reve.
ones trom sourced other than-the public
Works, is about 13,388,191. Supposing,
therefore, that the State 'were to make a
hinia-fide sale of her improvements for $15,-
000,000 and thus reduce the debt to 827,-
000,000—the ordinary. revenue now re
ceived would pay the interescon that sum,
the current expenses of the government if no
heavier than the•past year, and leave a soy
phis of about $1,000,000 as s sinking fund to
pay off the balance of the debt. Our readers
can dissect the foregoing figures for them- ,
selves. They need not 74. dependent upon
suncome political speeches for information
on the subject.,
,_,WRECK OF THE SAN FHANCISEO.
the fate of this Steamer and her passen
gers, announced by telegraph ip our last, has
`since doubtless been fouled in detail . .by
most, if not all, oar readers. The ship lay
unmanageable, at the nitre,' of the wind and
waves, from the 24th ol December to the sth
of January —l2 days, during which time the
bufferiegs'of the passengers Omen women and
ehddreo) can hardly be• tinagined, much less
described. • The lost, by:sicknesa and drown.
log, amounted to upwards of two hundred
and fifty. None bunk with the ship—those
drowned were swept overboard by the fury
of tire storm. The ships i Three Bells and
Kilby have since brought .330;passengers to
New York, and about 200 were taken off by
the Antarctic, bound fur Liverpool.
The following graphic description by a
passenger on the San Francisco conveys some
faint idea of the scene onboard on, the day of
the firs't
,terrible crash :
While passing betweeit the second and
siter-eahio, I felt.a 'tremendous sea strike the
but I had no idea of ,the awful Come.
quences. Ii was the denouement—the finale
of - the awful tvagedy,which lied been going
uu through the night. Ah overwhelming
sea had struck the ship on her starboard
quarter, carried away the starboard paddle
bus, two rows ofstate rooms, of twelve each.
on themain deck, and stove to the main deck
batch. This was the smallest part of the
'havoc. At one fell swooP nearly one bun.
dred and fifty human beings were swept into
eteruity. The majorttywere private soldiers
of the different companire.of the Third Ar
tillery. Ooe company lost all but-ten of its
'members. 'Four officers went with them:..
Cul. Washlogton, distinguished at Buena
Vista and other hard fought battles Maj.
Taylor and wife; Capt.- Field, and "Lieur,,
The sea was covered with drow D.
mg men. The roar cd the 'tempest sulot' aar .
pd the 4' bubbling cry of strong swim) , as in
'hen . agony." In a few momenta the' sank
to rise no more till the iee gives up I ".er dead.
Two of all the crowd succeeded in regaining
the ship, Mr. Rankin, an arrity ',nuk e , and
Mr. --, merchant, of Rio .le,neiro.
A few moments had elapsed when J..reich.
ed the saloon.' It was filler} 'with water to
the depth - of nearly two feel .. The females
and children. mostly in tb, ele nightclothes,
and wet to the skin, were
.ecauered on planks;
some °A - ailing and sobbi: t 4 ; som e apparently
sttroffetl:.and some s'alcaly awaiting what
seined their mevitah'se tate. All supposed
the last hour hild a'aived, and in a few mo
menta they would rater their Maker face to
face. ' : °
" ?ben rose from so/ti to sky the wild farewell-..
Then shrieked the t.lund and stood still the brave."
Happily those who, in this awful moment,
felt that their pease was' made, and nothing
left but calm resignation to their Maker's
hand. But Deatirvis the King . of Terrors,
and when he meets us tO the midst of life,
with our bones lug ,of marrow, 'and our
limbs full of sap. hunimn nature clings to
life, and even the instinct of the dums ani
mal shrinks from death. The dream ofpoor
Clarence came over .me. nod I thought_
"Alas ! it is a tearful thing•to aro ten."
THE ERIE 'T./kW:ISLES
Ths Wonin i;; the field !
A late dispatch frorn Erie gives a new
aspect to the Gdage war.--it reads:
The women have taken up arms !
About three hundred of them, imitating their
sisters of revolutionary France, some sixty
years since.i assembled lit the bridges. which
had been re-erected in the streets, by .the
United' States Marshal. ana commenced. ta
king them down. Then drove 'the city p o :
hoe, the sheriff and bts , poste off the ground.
In fact. the4espatch says :,4 we can do noth
ing with them ! and whoever expected that
a crowd of Icgastables could awe-the souls of
Infurtatid.Women 3 , The law of nature is
now violated. as welt as the laws of the
Sfate• Have the citizens of Erie no hose to
dim. or Diabt•car to mend. to engage their
women folk? bey should remember that
" Banta fads some mischeif still
Tot ida bands to
OCT Tainurtra.—Rev. W. H. Warm.
Chaplain of the House of Representatives.
lately lectured in Neat VOA. and io the re=
port of tha lecture' ws tad the tollowlni
truthful pulverise
Nothing Mons now Without 6swspapirs. l
Whether right or wrong. the world has art.
trusted its advocacy to them. has become'
their efient,.aad the editors and writers are
the !dada& in this new court of the century.
You wonder that no great statesmen are ap
pearrox ; the explanation is easy. Ns*.
papers have COMO to represent the peOpi
they are the statesmen, .
legislators and , cab.
.
eibr s
Tinki E f uu. 7 4,Clitor g e!' cam; or does not.
spell &ass right, end of course the whole con•
corn urgeottfor nod*. * '
Tria` Waio Autartac—rxreeley & ISllcElratb.
New York. Thii Aimauao has attained mistime
celebrity, froni the large altlollol of valuable infer
metioa acocunpsnying the until calendar. statistics:
This peer it ts 1 ully equal, if antauperiorib that rem
apart, to itipredeceseeirs — : ' Pricy $1 per doz., or
12t centa l copy—at. Banraufs. !*
PSOPLIOS Jot:lnur—Alfred E. Bach.?
New York ; 50 cents a volume, or $1 a year, for
12 numbero, etimpnsmg 400 pages, illustrated witt
ibout 500 engravings. The February number, of
this monthly is now out, making the 4th of the rat
volume. We have taken occasion on the receipt
431 the previous numbers, to commend this work
to our readers—the 'present issue fully sustains: are
character promised fur it. The price of sobscrip•
lion is far below its full value-rthrougkom it 19 in.
teresting and practically instructive. SflhecriPfloni
`received at BASNAN'S.
, .
To Toon wanting intereging and trulyTUC.
live reading matter, we know of nothing better to
rec ommedd ttmn , Btackwood (monthly) and the
Bnliah The American re-prints are
published ü b l y rielli 7seot4: Co., New York, at the cheap
rate of *to tear- fort Blackwood or , any of the
four ileviews ( Loudon Quarterly, Edinburgh,
Westminster, & North British), or tor both; or
510 for all five publications. These works enjoy
a world-wide celebrity. Subseriptioni for any or
all of them received at Bannon's.
Tim February number of dorley4 Lady's Book
is already out. It contains 100' pages,' 53 engra
vings and 57 contributionsell 'got up in the best
style. The attractions of this monthly are,
."!:
should think, irresistible among the ladies—it con
tains everything they are interested in end ought to
know, from how to catch a husband, and a good
one, down to making the prettiest little=.-we mean
the prettiest and Most beeograng garranata of evirY
site and description. The West pettern i of dreams
—and how to make them, too—embroidery of every
style and fora vanety of purpose. . and all matters
pertaining thereto (we ire nut posted in that line of
nomenclature) arispecially attended to n Gurley.—
Ladies, not subscribers, should' purchase a itumbor
occasionully, just to see What the Book is doing
for them. Prim of Godley $3, a year, or 25 cents a ,
number—for sale at Bannaa's.
1423,643 00
• Taz ruzzt.E.—We havneeeived:some half
dozen or more solutions to the puzzle we published
last Week; but only one out of the whole - hatch,
from an old gentleman, who learned it upwards of
terse-scorn years ago, ta- philosfiphical—the rest
ice merely tnechanipal. tiloourse, it
. were per
fectly easy to set down thirty .narks on paper, or
to take *canny white and blue beans, and count
them off, putting aside every ninth one,sis a Turk,
and after the tifteea ware SO numbered, replacing
them as they Were known to be wanted. 'But the
true solution
The Greeks and Turks were arranged in a ctr-,
de, alternately, according to the numerical tames-
Bien of the five vowels a, e, i, c and . 11, in the 161-
lowing couplet:— , -
From numbers' and and art
Nevem:rill tame depart.
Begitthing with the Greeks, there would first be
four, to correspond with the vowel o, the fourth
in the series us gweit above; next five Turks, to
correspond 'with the fijih vowel, u; then two i
Greeks, for n one 'Turk for-'l3-; throe 'Greeks for 1
a; cud so on, throughout the couplet.
.We do not knoll -the author of this etnu.ing poi;
ale—it is as " o)Graa the hills ;" but he was cer
tainly something Ora genius. Faw,'we arc
ned to think, Understand the true solution, as we
have given it, though . any one may • work •it out
tuechanically. - '
F. Is. , A solution similar to the abokT has bead
reces-Od front E. I. R.., nide. • •
810,144,963 73
• P• P. 3.-1. N. also Studs'the correct solution..`
We hare'beect perfectly overrun ven'a' solutions—
every day brings fresh arrivals, but except thoeel
himciany mentipued, they are'all bogus. ,
arnis puzzle seemed to take .to well among
our renders, can't somebody suggest another ? -
['Snow tell in this place, on Tuesday
mot-nine, and the greater part of the .des, Wednee.
day. !t melted, however, too rapidly to accurnm
late to any conettlerable depth.
rir Latest F4shion in Pottsville—.-Over
coots without eleeves— . lcl eft, the sleeves am not
used. , The tailors might take a hint to teonomise
both cloth and labor, in the manufacture of these'
gannelitS hereafter. - I ,
rir We or ejequested, by the editor ofthe
Schuylkill Haven.Ledeer, to state that on account
of the sudden illneee of two Worktrieli in that otEde,
and his ionbilty,to procure others on PO short a
notice, no paper will be tattled from that °rhea to
day.
Cr Wyman was prevented performing nt the
Town flail hot Saturday ev'eniug, according to our
announcement, from ill health. Hie fucceed bow.
ever, during the .week previous, we are glad to
learn, induced him to promise an early return to
our Borough. •
. ,
ir Port Carbon Affairs.—We learn from
our correspondent that the Directors &Ire deter.
mined upon the early erection of a new Sc.hool
.bou,e, in that pate of the Borough known as
'Own. Addiiioaal &hoot ter:wiles; he says.. ere
greatly needed, and he thinks if ma new buildings
were put up titer could ; be (tiled.. The • present
schools, six in aurnber ) are all crowded.-avertiging
about 90 plasm each.
rgir At Mc Annuo/ lifeettitg of the atockhol
ders of rho Ral.ther Cloak and Laurel Rua Rail
road Compouy, a, ,he %Ft ma., toe foroing
Drool ggi 'lleum were electee officers for the in-\
sum". year :
Prastdatte-.;D. R. BENNET..
Direr tors—E. Yardley ; George Mtnei, Eugene
Borda. Riebard Heckseber, David Glovor. Martin
Witavra,r. Macdonald, J. C.Whito, J B McCrea.
r3', David Wood, E, Rammer and J. F. Tsyior.
Rei. J. IVO to. M. D.--TbiA .gen
tiviban is adveruted tu another column to deliver a..
senes otiLectures, in this place,, on the UM of the
MicAotic4pe Vetere the co. Med teal Society.-the
6r•,t tube given nest Wednesday evening.
cal l ous for tickets of 101:131StiOla showd be made (
eer/y, a, it will.be observed they are limited IltiCeS.:
Wily 10 • small number. This is much to be re-;
granted, as the manner in which the eubjept is to be:
treated would-doubtless attraii and interest alarge•
promiscuous audience; but • vie are Riad million!'
that the Doctor propose,' to give a general. view of
the subjees iu a mon public =Met.
Dr. W. is regular griduita of Medicine, and!
war Rowe Itste since appointed
,Profestor POYo•
iolegy in the Medical college, but de-;
clined. He is also a member of the' acadeiny of
-Nature! Scienc;esof that city. He is the eutlior
reverel excellent and popular works, on Meihein
tic. That on the use of the Microscope Luta Lei
come u text-book both' in England and in this clitano
try. He is now stationed at Fort Carton, in charEe
of Atli M. E. Church in that place..
tcrary Sociity.—Notwji lidtandiOg the!'i
bud I:vsit:Mg and threatening:weather, the.ifill watt'
filled on Wcdneeoay even Mg, to how Col.Ratteri:
eon's Lecture. It is Dori' genieMlty conceded to
bare been OLIO of the most ..lieuutthar end at the;
came time rov.-ertui estaii , ol4.4ereti before;
tbe 'Society. • . •
His subject was the Bible in Common Ethoole.
After an introduction of some length on the peculls
Brines of various religsoni, and inierring .
from the fact-that all people, wherever found, ac=
knowledged and worshipped a Sapitme -tieing Of;
scale kind, that the Impress at' Divine origin was
stamped ineffaceably upon all mankind ; the
liner addressed himself directly to, the main,queS 2 .•
Lon at issue. The right of the Govertimetif
to expend the treasures of the people foretlucO,
hunal purposes was based simply upon- the euthoo
it) , to abate crimeither by puniihing the Offend;
ers after its commission, or by using'precainionarl
measures to restrain and prevent them. tduce
non was found to be the best of the latter applian.
ces. But if men's heads only, and not their:heart';
were cultivated, schools might become but nut,
aeries fin turning out snore finished. scoundrels.
Moral Instruction, as well es ,mental cultuie, was
needed to attain the ends of State educatfont
The Bibb, .was eulogized in splendid style, loth
as a standard literary work and as a book of morale,
citing the testimony of many of the most entinrat
men, both In church and state, the world has ever
seen on this point, sail concluding inwirt !irnpreik,
steely with the death-bed scene ef . Sir NV alter
Scott :—"Dring ow the - book," said he to Ma
medallist "What :book 2" they inquired; " Why
ask," be replied, " there is but one bOok in the
who! eworlel worthy attic name.-it lathe Bible lt 7
The CO SiCiinelOlLl objections to the introdoctioi
sof thejlible into Schoolkswire most happily an.
unwed. As wellmight, pinata object, for con.
science' wakes WIWI/ child= teaming to knewthis
.God that mode them. The Bible smanaird %tab
Reza,And its essential citaracterlitice were Watt'.
oal hitt the attribetes of tits-Deny himself,
A number clothe,. to wen forcibty intr4.
&wed ; but 410 reatral eypopeig of. such g hetteo,r
we do u jetteaa—li maulbe beird satire to appro.
eine it reapply. u the Col. will got ecitsent
tarp Ude pobliekeds it melt at ktist to 1 * /1141144 t
gad. la sow :hop nom •he .frOwatoo would
dirt emirate it nothiali is :the estimation of tea.,
*gmma Wedier.lay maim. sod Mos who
gelleetal teat weed= will not, we mesa* m
aged" 011Periladq... •
Dint Iffuiri
rote ifrnig.—Aniarertiseittent in in-'
ache i part of ourOpsr Miami Mos the comum to
POUSfiiht of thsiveltbisted plsrot orlocie Tom's
cabilt."? We doubt tat if; will Mires run berets
it lu!S everywhere else. The soh:in hire been rep
ress:natio us its worthy pstrone4e,, The per
forcOsOis will eommenCe;pli or simit the 3d pros.
-far Water, or ie'tistflae.--;Wi are glad to.
be tible ioinuounce that titer* is now . e
Asir Pacts 4.
peekot the .errOtion of suitable Water-werks,
an :ratty dpy, CO!' supplyinF our 11,0509F1L.
members of' prepent Ompatiy a nd those interz:
Clitga In tbo propozed new one have, we under.*
agreed together, satisfactorilrto both per-1 4
tiesi upon the matter, Vrai threoneuirrenie of the:
ToWn Council; and ic b:ii?lbr the Charter 'o/•the'!,
neW compan y . mi, been (famed and , already foi.r
(tabled io lierrithurg. for-Legislative, active. Alll
Outline of this bill will be inund l in another columh,il
kin gly prepared for us by Mr. S. LeWis. This
an
nodeeement Will douhttesslbe hailed with generiil!
acclimation by•our
.1
' '.. L
LW' Scittylksll totiniy. Court.t.—,•Traverseii
..
Jurors to attend en Atijhurned Court . of Commota
Flogs at Yottwtlle, of Monday; the 6th day oi ~.'.
Feh'ruary, 1854—betng the . ifirk' week: •'
,
.Putteri Ile --George Martz.
li/deed—Jacob B. Ileblir, Dina Helder.
Irosors—Henry M. Berger, John Mullen.
. Peerora—lienry Eckel.: ' ..' • .
a ;ItandAimgo—David 11. Mnuinr. '• •-
4. Ataltanrungo—Jokeptk Ituntzinger.
~'. ' c,rth illartleelm—Erul liiemert, Win. New.,
ell,';Jamet. Gaynor.
I.....h.liyikill—Alrx. 5/1J3'413811, Henry F. BUS, •
Jo4'ph Beacham. . 5, . .
Frairesi—Aibitn Ratio. -,
l:
St. Clary—Witham Johns, 13414 Catrewell. ~
4 4 Ttneri nit te—Jopeph Ltivari, Rehjamin Cbriat,,
itteliattl Near, Jacob Heir: . . .
Cass—Ahoublim Hoch.
ichekylkill Haven—John D. Deibert. . 1
Wing Penn—Abraham Haldeman, Alfred Fred-i
• I
eriM.
'Union—John b•enhaur, Tr. .
Brandi— John R. Burnil; Daniel Tobias.
B. Brunstate-6amuel Hartman. , ..
Norwypael—George Hay. .i . ' ,
I , o44—Martin Lander. i. ..
Toin3yura--Juhu N Wagoimeter.
.g. , 1%/onorgrart--Francia 'parr. .
Panogroott—Levi Huber• - : - • • . • '1
airter—Andiew Wilton.;:: '
, - '• 1[
New Castle—Henry Waseer, seri. - • :,.
SECOND WEea-Cominegeing Monday,Fete.
t rorrsr://e—Charles 13ux#pur, JOhn Hill, J. K.
Philip WotoolAuri.:,Georati,Beyerle.
radreel—Decatur Herb, John iVgtzie. f!
lirarich.—Jocoil F. Fairst,Pilip A. Kleiner. ,
raninuer—Edward Eve Fend. Tliotuar .Foster,,
F. f. Kolb, A. L Bouabue dier, Edward Enter',
John N. Z. 4 rieece, Jec. , t) li,*aercher. 3
illetantingo—Dia. •
L.+ iitahourongo—Wni. Stutzmin.
Tremont—Jacob Wernte,',Williein Hoff'.
tifiriergride—Solomongiintiel, John Troyer.. _
F. Manher.m....Wni. Philip s , . r Wm. Deibem
Moon Hoffman. ~... . .
Casa—Thomos Stuuton„
Blythe—John Gable , Thorn3s O'Brien. . --.
Part Catbon—Wm.BensMgcr.
,fchi3Oili—llanka H. stager, ip t rael Hunter,
1116epli /Award..
, .
:g. No rwitan—John Medlar. ‘.
/Vey J'aizz , - 1 4ohn Boll! i i '
Orterig‘burg—Willinm Frniloy. 1 .
,Pinegrot r ,zJecon noker.
. ~.,
,:..!
!! TRIAL LIST TOR SPECIAL 13,0 CRT. 1. •1
Commencing !at afoliJoy In February, 054 :t:
•i 1 Murphy vs. Farmers', Bantu; 3SI, Dec. T..:
ISO •' Waikee—Hughee. !' : • . , ;',
~ ' •'2 Dobteas vs :Marks; 70, Marelt T.lsso:' Jeo.;
.14ehe.—Bariho:oruew and Camphol.
, i 3 Marks vs Bennett; 163, Dec., T. 1550: 1 - 33f.'
l'llillcdnew .rd Saurian—Hewes. ; ' • 1; 't
1' 4 Commonwealth vs S:'4nut) 1. e 1; 259, Dec.'
'17,; 1850: Cuin in ing—llitgses.
- i' , ;-:5 DeForest C B vs Brltion Wm an Clinelea;i
2.8. Dec. T. 1350: Welli.-4-Burtnelontew:
1•• ti .tn'.paeh vs Beisilya:t F ox; le2, June T.18:0 i:
Peti,--Cumniin,t. e, ._
Fl 7 Beek'es Mire Hill & tich Haven it R. Cu;
- q, Sept T. 18'4 : HughCa amt Canapbell-114a=
Tian
. 1 ;8 !atm , ' :ton;' 32,1, Dee. T.
IS3f : Whitut
11 `l, slaspaelt ke..T. 1532: l'oits,
•%Loerer and i ! • .1
! 10 Burgett i on Churlea. Jr.; 31g,
Ant: I'. 1833: :I:Ulu:and lticliartl.i:' . 1
:-• • , .
'Mint. 1 JurinD C01:11.7, r: ::
,Colituteirciitg j 6f Fibritury 1854:;'•
•1 1 Bennett vs Feltnegl4; 3/N:thumb T. ;gijaz.
Cutnpbe.l—Tarry. i.: :.
, 2 11ernert & Oirrisieiid Vsrtiiimmons; 46;
March T. 1344 : Hughes ond Neville— !' •,
3 Same Pailaulta vs :Same Deit.; 17, March as.
1,611 : Htghei. and Nevioe --.7-- 0'... -
4 St:ctaer vs Botourjot Dott,viNe; 256, March
T. 1647 : Canipbra—Poryy. • .
5' Benj Pott vs .1\ leCana it •.1.; 339, June'. T:
1517: Hannan—Car:oo. ' : • ,_
!..t 6 Rapp vs Snyder ; 2 , 55, Dec. T. 1847, p 4 a.,
nun—Potts. • ~
.7 Hough and Loose fs Gable ; 268, June ! T.'.
1845: —l3annan.i ,
ti Darnel Leib vs Boil rorarcy ; 4S; Sept; T.'
if4B: Cannphel—Ctinttnnlbr.. .
: . 9 Daniel Leib vs Newitom; 4s, SepfT.lB4B
Campbell—Cunning;
'lO Stephen...on vs AkeGinno,; Neville—,Parryt
' 11 .I\ler; in Inv tm Chniiibei ... 57, Dec- T. '1$1. 1 3::
i?lesuent and M.Tell,:--Par'ry.
12 Jorkrnn vs Kepnet. ; 141, March T. .184,14_,
Campbell- L6eser ; '
~ '' i
;; 13 Adams V.l Foos; 2;15, March T. 1519: Rin
i"lan—Potts.
-- 14 Rauh et ai.v, Miller ; 556, March T. 1540
BannonL-Graeff, . a
1i- Filbert ni Ifollql, Juno T 16.1 q Batinati.
,+-Ctunpbufl. . . .
, 16 Edward ' s v•' Denning; ) 157, June 'l' 1819
Bartholomew—CanWail ' , ~-. i ' ,''
i 17 Opp vs Slater; e4:14; Sept T, 4544 :.Camphelt
I—Neville. • ' i •:• ; . ' ! : '
•••"- 13 Fisher vs Shperv.r?; 710, Dec. T. IS'49; Nee:
(ile-Matc•lun. • !
1 . 9 Rapp &. Re4nberge'r Si Gee ; IS, June T. -
IMO : -
"20 Bright VT Rothertnel:; 4 :o, June - T. MO:
:( 21 Wixted vs Conolly ; 461 June T. 1850'.;
Blights- --
2.2 flicking or Leuderbrua Administrators;
Dec. T. 18`40 , Roaeherry and Cumming-Poits.
23:Grouser::: Stauffer; 9 584 9/ 3 ee. T- 1 0 50 Hen
ifricks-Carnpbeil.
1 24 Eii.ter and Wife vs Paul : 50, March T 1551:
Pour-Bannan. ' •
25 Brown vs 13reitenbach ; 176, March T. 1851::
tHo.eberry-13reitenfud91:
20 1./anzrl to lls>h ;'321, March T.'1831 : Mat-.
In-Le) burn. '
Frack va Odgena; 459, March T. 1851 :
) .28 riteorart VA Herb 199, June T. 1851:
29 Lykens vs Boyli; 263, June T. 1851: Peirr .
".,--Htu nes. ,
20 Willing vi Cockil - 1; 464, June T. 1851 :IPat'7
[
ry.-Hughea. •
JOHN HARLAN, Prolh
LIIIT of the names of Gaud Jurors, rlrooris to at l
tend at a Coutt of
of
-and Terminer, GePeral
Quarter Sessions ot the Peace, to be holden it
Pottonlle, in and tor 'he County 01 Schuylk ill, titt
Monday the.Cith day of Minh, 1854 ,- at 10 o'cick',
A. M.:
1 Ortotgobars--Civorie Weirbett.
2 Vortergratv.-Willitim Gletru. • • •
3 Blythers-George Mrdice .2;1
- 4 IVest Penn-13; F. Kepner. . - •••••
5. Tromotit.-Levi S bengler
IPayne-AuthOny Yuith.
7 Tamagni-Frederick Landerbrun. ,
8 Orzetebitte-24.82ti,tui Bulger. -
o.,East BruneraS4-George Kimmel.,
10 North illatthetttt-'-Joeob Kamer. • •
11 Tamaqua-Abraham Heideman.
12 Do Ruubeq ROUIOLI.
13 Dotter-Portly Path. • •
14 Lower:.ll.lahatlongo- , Goorge WiOst,i •
13 Tremens-Daniel hi. Altham-e.
, . .
•
17 West Fenn-4nzenta Springer.
18 Port Cisatm,-.4 o lm4r,, r tu to .
•19 Pettretile-G W Mortimer. • -
20 SrAnylki/ks-Rt 4 nben Miller. • .
21 East Bruit-wig-Amos flartranft. •
Sl Schuytkall-Nicholue Ballict.
IVos 8.-tinny/A , -Wilgam Wegner.
24 „ljtaersville....Dootvlhcatatler;
Parry IvitY, wr.t.:i:,.AtAltql 6, 1851:
1 Vein Gothlr.. •
,Sr..• Clazr-harion Evans.' . .
3 Pottrcals-E111.114, Juburton. •
.I.„Tutqa-iMichael Krebs.
.IZi-trer,wilia-Bvait Evans. • f.
t; lintdetuan.. • ;
i'orrsys.lle-Gt' -urge Fen.
S grove Totptuhip-:-.Piatr Spot. •
9 Brat•elt-Abratta Kline.
10 Puttstillit..-Jachb-,M. Losig.
•11 Sr. Ciair--.Willialn Price.
12 111inerstrilie-Levris P Garner.
13 Pottsville-HoutV Saylor; :,r.
14 Seloyliall-E8 hinter.
p Upper IllohantOtt4ro-sttiarti Herb, Jr.
16 Oiuvslmtg-$R L Ebur.
' 17 „North Munk-los-NV Sigfried.
18 Altnerstulle-Semuei Feint. .
19 Pottsville-Fleter:Jennings:
20 Di). Ged - rge Woolley. ,
•
21 .11fittersvitle-Yolln Detweiier.
22 Upper ltfahortetivo;-Itstoo H Kcarr: .•
23 Pottsville-O;Vor F Moore.
24 Jaueb Knitter.
25 Sehttyttrill .11aVeit-Frailey Christ. „ • .
.26 rirttitrove '
!..17
28 Union-Prier Horn. • '
29 Butler--Peter Feininger.
Portevilte-Willlngton Kline.
31 Sc. Clair-'William Purmley. •
r 4 Ortnig-sturq'-Ilehry Hoy. • -, •
33 Rush-Williairr Veseiey. ,
Tavtavta-IJatiiel Matz. •
35 East Brunsieig---••.-William Weaver.' •
air Ilftorrsvilie.--Ros David.
37 Srloisatil ildren -161 in Copeland.' •
38 Tamaqua-William C. Goldin.
Butier-I , l7lllllmiDavis.-
• 40 Barry-John Kdrimel, . .
41 Union--Georirt- Gilbert, It
42 Trot:wit -JacoliDublys. • . ,'
43 Butter-Franklin Kline.
41 Union—Binjumin Learner.
45 St Clair—Ject.Mett..
46 Tamaqua -B 13 Smith. .
47 .11inarsvitir-I,Vi t lliaret DOR:viler.
49 Tamaqua-Nuthan Krause ,
49 NorutreAsts -Alexander Thompson,
50 Wayne-Paul jangle. :
•
TiTIT JURY, 2(1;!‘i11111,: MAWR 13, ter.tl
1 Upper Nsilanteva--Joilar•instirfr.
2 .Fortnitto-Thbutas Wren.
3 Jilytlts-Gittoritt Geiger. •
4 Taosoissa-JecSab Kline.
TVorte-Deintil. Paula, Jr. -
Q Port Carbork-ckarlel Boone. • • ,
7 Omni-Ptlip - . 61 Barrow.
8 Ehired.434noit . •
9 Frailer.latnes Al. Clark-•• '
10 Dine ors TotriteAry-!-John Fatty.
. 11. • North 41Lsnheilli-eCitorp Delbert.
•
13 Tootitquis.-George Wlggort. •
13 Pottsville-]plants Robinson. '
14 Do.. Joaepb.Haeflop. • *• ' •
" 15 Way:up-Albano 8 Biland.
•16 Went Peno--Itiuel Zimmerman. ! •
17, ittri CartUnt-4041101 L 2,01411. ~
18' /thisersvilie-WiilimmAsalner.r . • -
18. Lower Mdcanti , va—willissa Delbert,
29 , Nardi 11fitaltssikKavris Hamlet. •
21: Waytto-lissao Drat. _ •
22 Nora fitteirlielm-Guirge Reichert.'
23 Ortidgsborg-lohrt A Schwalm.
ME
24 Win Piiin--.Withak . " itickstd
25 Poostiik4oitritii. usten. 1 ' '' ' -
26 &IA 41124,401 Pit....X.441 tto^i 4 ..
27 Potrm ll e-44119 R _ '.. - 5-I 4 ' ' 7
29 •D ~ ' Alitid'EWHIWV-I
1 p o
29 Maner44o-4.4ini5943K '+ : , .
•30 Vida ' .:' am5413414e.h - • ..1.. •
31, IVortre*P-44 tihrt.?. - ?MM. • .
al srisigillthiser.;•
i m Pottred/e—Jolln MkGinns,l
•34 Vinton:-Juba A SAL • • •
39 zsolisul—Vrederidr, &Wet f
30. Fogterslle-4esft Mimi:teller.
,
sarazasa. trot, 3d swim, Knits 20,1854: '
ViriSee T /Itshentarreli-Daintel Weise.
• 2 Sr/wyltilt Heren--;lacob Kline.
3 Butler—A B Jorteit,!AL
4 Pours:llls—Richard' Smith.
.. • 5 Orinigseirrg—Josepcj R Grate
. 6 t'pper Nahantan6=-Hensk,HoEi.
7 East Brrin.sseig;-rnul Bock)
8 Tanza4va—hunes Cirter.
Tray/it—Michael '
10 Pottsvritr—John *Barron. • •
• 11 Oriciplgreg—Abralki ,
12 hlinec.snlis—Datniii R Bennet.
13 Tamaqua—Henry
14 East Brunsteig-,-I.eajamin 'ewer.
15 Psnsgr•ovs Torensi4p- 7 -Lewis Walser.
• 16 Saisfyikikliarep-,,Jeremiah Yeager.
17 Norelvian—Edwool Seitzhiger. ' •.-
-18 &nth Manheihs--Jonathiut
19 Pattsosite—Benianiin Mimes. •
20 hiakernoy—Jamei
21 Orwigs6nrg--F B r,irener.
22 Tomerva-Bcajaniin Hauer.
23 Port svillc--SamuelGarrrn. •
'2l Pinrirove Bachand.,
Zs Fort Carhon—rhi4 Dreher.
26 /1/inezSeine—Conrad Seltzer.
27 21Ter/arnoy—flenryllew. •
. 23 Poureille—John „tones.
29 . Do: • Romani:l'94oov
30 170 ',Ireeran—Joha Bee&
31 Partsyslle—Chark Lord.
32 South', Mankans.4ohn II Davidson.
33 Wart 'Penn—Williiiin Turner. •
34 - Branch—John Beticnger. . j
35 Pot esedls—Charks 'Walesa.
36 Tremant—Henryjleil. • .
1
•
TAMAQUA: - AFFAI RS. .
riii r The; Citrzens' #andolittiv organised in
Tamaqua, ty Inking inaifiretions ofliir. N. J. Rehr,
of tritOiace. Mr. Rehi,'is leader of the Pottsville
Brats !Bind, and is esteOted tniexcellent musician.
E f C. futfriin..of the New York
Nect:Duiit{ine's . oton;':w‘ learle l r of a secret
taffy Order, called she "Guard oil Liberty," roiled
Tamaqua Mrt week, kid mgerriaet! a Company
numbering opwares of 4401'hindt'ed men.
gier4 public cemetery is wanted in Tama
qua, andTriistees wei : lf'appolnied by the people,
some, tune ago, io Select' suitable site. The Little
Schuylkill ftsitroad •Cotilpauy hire offer
ed some el>t or eight ''irires.cif ground for thti
polie•
Vffr Tamaqua.-44‘ G'azeice speaks very
flatteringly , of the; prlisPerity end, b.usiness pros
pects of Tamaqua.. is!.7 ; nuntban , l of -improvements'
are in contemplanon— the 1 Ireryeakiable tots hare
been pirclfased on Broad Street, by wealthy crtl•
Sena, ailio , intead puffing up splendid buildings, and
on the other streets, thOditor'stiye. it is estimated
that nearly or quite tkirr hundred buildings will. be
erected during the prinient yeer!--a goodly number
of these to be fine brick!, huitcluip.
Ile sets doin the cool tonnage for this year, hem
that sect on, at 50,000 tunas and cautions outrideet not
tolit.ltightencd at tott big liguro, inasmuch as it
can be reached.
SPeaking of locatioth'. and nlllway eomnitunica•
. • .
!tow. he iMatutues:
" • Jnly next dm extension of O. Little
Schuylkill and Catawnisa ltailroade, and the divi
sion of the !Sunbury anti Erie, between Milton and
Willistitsburg, wi I too be finished; then Tame•
qua will hare s a direetimilway connection by way
of Wllliarpsport and 'Elmira with the roads, at th e
north and ; eel, opening a direm and entirely feer , l•
13!a route from the %1h t: to either the Philadelphia
or New York mai ket:4irough our Borongh.
The r ailway dAsiguttlif to connect the i'jchtlylkill
region with the Lehigh Valley, ruatuna from Tti
maqua.thiough the bilklouing Viilley to Lehighton,
sixteen nines iu length, has been surbeyed byia
corps ntipractical.enairteers, who pronounce, the
route perfectly feasible); having en eaey grade: It
is to be put touter conctiwt in the Sprlng. At Ld . ,-
highton It will conneitit with the railway rattan*
Irotn Murrell Chunk *Easton, and from thence to
New. York, gleing.Taniniqua a direct communica
tion witn . the roads - of ' , the cast.
Next Summer tbel..uutiection between the Little
Schuylkill Compan,yrs:,brunch and , the Schuylkill
%%Alec Road will bemetle, connecting Tamaqua
and Putttivilie by ruibl • •
31INNIVENIA f LE AFFAIRS.
rxr alinersvillei4aterary Institute.—ThP
Institute held its rutniliil meeting, to elect officers
tar the etteeing year;-an Monday, De&Mber 2tith,
when ale , followingjemiemen were duly' elected,
viz :‘.•• • '110..,.,* .
l'ir.ciedent—lsaac Nijes. •
rice rrintiont—S#Ouni T. Davies, «
liteording Secret —Morgan Jenkins.
Co, )e,rowling :ieg.ry—J. P. Harris.
Trrn3nrer—S. T.l4avics. '
bibraeian—Thormea T. Davies. •
.Rev, J; P. Harri,4, P. ;
" ' IL. It. IVillia4s, 1 Adjudicfriors.
". Benj. E. Joneo.' • •
Dtrotur,q—lteV. lA'. Harris, Rev. R. R. Wil
lisrus,':Jahn P. JonesfiJolia W. Elms, Evan Jen-
WATER :El* THE Et*OUGIII
There has been soirie conflict of opinion as to
who was to bring ttat'ft water 10—whether by the
present Company, IliCißurough or anew Company
to be 'organized' for tire purpose—it won became
apparent that there teas little probability the &r
-ough Could procure itie means. any time goon; and
it was all impo'rtant 14at no time should be bast
Neither *its there *by necessity for having two
companies to warmth and be in each ott.ar's way,
and the only real diehiulty seemed to be, to make
-au arrangement by Which the new company should
absorb the old one ,Without delay or litigation. A
plan has been fallen tin, which it is believed, will
remove that difficulif and accomplish the object in
vie*, and in which 441 may join. This has been
developed in a bill Prepared as a aupp:ement to the
act meorporatiag fhe:irottsellte Water Company,,
which has been toriarded to Harrisburg for kilts.
lativeacition. Tbe fallowing synopsis of this bill
lias.been prepared fdi the idormation of our citi
zens, frOin whiett thery may leerh its leading fea
tures, . Authorized capital 5200,000, to be divided
into shares of s2s,oo,esieb.
- Appoinfooine Commissioners, who af
tell/lying ten day* notice are to open books in the
Boroligh of Port Carbon and tit. Clair to receive
subacription to the .flock, with power to adjourn
from time to time Mid from place to place. Five
dollies tp be paid ottCacti share at the time otaub
scribing N
2. '-
Sac. meets Ma( when - 3000 or more shares
($75000) ale subscribed, the Commissioner, are to
gjvis noure of the ttmu and place for the subscri
bers to meet, end no.l conjunction with the stock.
holders Of the presee't company, elect's new board
• 4
of munagers. Who4by .
Sac 3. Are to 44percide the present board of
minuet's arid to hirVeati the powers conferred on
the staid b oard by the original act, among which 13
the appointment °fell *heather °facers of the Co
m( And the ofdliberd are to retire. '
Soo. '4'. Fixes' tire annual election for managers
on the Recond Mondby of January. Each share to
be entitled to one vote. . •
Ste. irs. Authorises the Company to bring in
water from Mill alreek or any *of its brat:leder, or
elsewhere with the usual poorer, of taking and
holding the netseeflifY real and personal estate, and
to Construct ell moors, ileottatry to erect the object
in view.
6. Givesibe Company the right to enter
on any'land end lit, out their works, sad if they
cannot agree with the owners for the damages, are
to apply for a • Jul to assess. damages, upon the
filing of whose scored, the Company are to pay the
pain, or give security for the same, if appealed tram,
or for the amount ,O 1 the fatal judgment against
that'll, tad are theti3o proceed forthwith with their
works.
Sec. 7. Gives •,(he Company the right to lay
pipes along and acrOss all public roads, streets and
highways. • rS.
Sec.: 9. 'Author:tees the Company to supply
with water the BefOughe of St. Clair end port Car.
tan, and the Tomtit! of Palo Alto and Mount Car.
bon, and stationarY end locomotive engine", in said
borotelbs and tomit, and along the route of the
pipes. : The said..timoughs respectively guarantee.
ing six per cent. onithe additional cost of taking
the 'water to each.
Etc. 9. 'ProvidOs that after the works are so tar
completed am to bring the water into the Borough
of Pottsville, the ; Company shall make ,out an
amount of the - cast thereof, verified try the oaths or
efilrrnetions of thefrirsident and Treasurer, also
an emanate( the *hit paid in, which accounts
are to be exantineby the 'Borough Auditors. and
if rotted correct-0e to be certified to the Town
Council of the Bcitongh of Pottsville, with lateen.
mate lay the manegers of the income for the ensu
ing year, and if it Opetirs from them" accounts and
estimate that theretwill not be sumcient nett in
come ) from the Warts to pay half yearly dividends
of three per tent: ni the capital patd in, the Colin.
ail ore to lay a tirigsuflicient to make up the de&
riency, and' on prover notice Co be given by the
Company. collect. pay over so much as may he
required for that perpose. ,The Company to for.
midi afterwards outUtintival statement to the Council,
of the receipts and': expenditures of the past year,
with an estimate al the income for the ensuing one,
when if it appear *ramify the Council. is to lay a
lni and pay if ervetaii before, Provided that when
the'nett income of, the Company exceeds six per
cent., the surpluii le to be paid over to.the Borough,
until 011 that has been advanced by it shall have
berm repaid, and also that while tba nett income is
'below six per eetw, the Company cannot enlarge
their works, without the consent of the. Council.
SEC. 10., Authorize, the County of Schuylkill,
thi Boroughs of Frottsville. Port' Carbon and Si:
Cl/tiro:lnd any Incti4torated Company that has wee
.l inn to use the I.water, to be , brought. to sob
scribe to the noels' and to issue their bonds to raise
the money to pray -or it- '
Ser. IL Exempts the stock from taxation. but
*vides torquing any eicesiof income ever six
per cent, for Statrigrposes only. .
Sat. 12. Provi the penalties for Injuring or
destroying any pert of the.works or corrupting the
wider.
SOTS 14,1 and 15. an unimportgal, Merely
providing for therame et' commencing and com-
Plotttqf the Work4bol Pay. of the jurors, and re.
ng suchmarla l of the original act as are supplied
tt Will be reeilt4Y perceived that although this
bill isrprofessedlvfe supplement to tae former law;
ruktforithe increase at the capital of the. present,
.COmpiriv, yef for,joi practical' purposes-it organi
ze" new one, *high ai muss becomes invested
wait all the rightal and property of the old eye
without delay it. without litigation. The capital
required to be Wflieeribed before an &actual can be
heut is fi7s,oothts n more thee three times the
capital of the pr? ant Company ; the new,subscri
bersbeingthot ao.larttelY in the majority can put , in
a board of meagere to suit their own views, and in
Whom they beve:cenddente. •
All that is reotfiien of the Borough is it mere
temporary loan aunt the works are fairly tinder
ally, for ellexperience has prav i ed that wherever
al.VoMitsbY„ks*, *toy of water, which -: this one
wilfbave, Its mem, is du beyond six per cent. on
tie awns! nivaated. I hareem room fur farther
retreads at Paaata t MOP/ to add, thin the bill bar
Wen eanotitaid andilWavalby the board of Wan.
tigers of tbe pinannt Compenyt.totatiorte Prated
, Chletutititee tirAceMilts pimp into • w: •It
**leo beim trod before the Connell who have ap.
provedef nod appointed Isiagliir Connotes. .
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loatio 'mat Mort cosium*airsii
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tkrsito4taint-Officittl vrorPa444. fr 414 "." 6
use Titalt-Arson east at - notropoitten gall
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--Dobt-Mottality-Hoogratiott.--Paifors• - •
llittsitageoliital-.Mordsi . ).•Foraiatad - Dt .
fiction of 3atorgyiinr--3-afratta---Eargyeats
Nem, err: '
Nrw Yon, San. 17, )854.
Vriit 7..4 perceive by Oaf tart week's
issue that you have placed before your readers: the
news ot the fate of the steamer San Fraacisco..—
Most of her passengers have reached this city, in
the vessels which rescued them from thewreck,
while some others have been carried to Liverpool
in the Antarctic, -Our papers we full of statements
front variour parties, so'that yOur exchs4es . ' will
give you such it surfeit igj particulars that unytting
tionitna wined be. gpertluous.
Our merchants citizens generally are,moving
in the matterot •rocuring and preientin ro the,
Captains and e. ws of the three ‘esr.e:a, who 'were
instrumental to saving so large a • portion of the
passengers, so u suitable and tangible token of
theicappreciat and esteem. •Some Ten Thou
sand ,Dollars h fro been raised, by our merchants
alone, for this ihject. • •
Suitable re • emus hatre berm introduced into
our Comoro Couneil, - our State Legislature, mid
into the two bodies of the tienertal Govercilleht•
la have occupied the attentiou of the
the public, for the parr week or
Le will mention.
.
Three tri
authorities •
two, which
The first u., tat of James Nugent, charged with I
sew- firo to letropolitin Hall, and the LaForge
Hotel ' . The ecused was a day watchman in the
building, an. was seen to issue from the building,
with a lantern, immediately previous !unite break
ing out of thdfire. When questioned, Os accounts
were very contradictory: at one time stating that
he was nearly suffocated by the sruoke,and names
before he could make good his escape, uud at an
other avowing that he was'at the time asleep' in bus
own home, some distance from the Hall. He had
no business in_the building nt night, for any pur
pose; and n was proved that no fire had been kept
in that part of the building where the filmier origf
fluted, so that its, cause front such a :nurse was
totally trupo?snale. . •
The trial is still progtes,sing, and it is/ driubtful
whether the accused can be convicted, though gen
erally believed to be-the man.l
Apr apes of this metier, the Site of the fire being
one hundred and fitly teet on ;Broadway' by two
hundred feat deep, is ot%red to lease, the ground
rent expected, being about Forty Thousand Dollars - 1
per annutia--make a note of that! •
Trial number two, of -which we have spoken. ik
that et young Rossi, accused of purloining money
mulectlnables troth letters passing througlalhe. New
York Post Office, where he was clerk. • Suspicion
rested upon him, and lie Was oilseoveredbY mewls( t
a decoy letter mailed, containing marked gold
ring. Rossi wan wombed and seen to break open'
the letter, and abstract ,the ring. The Jury, atter
lone deliberation, being unable to agree, were dis
charged, standing equally divided for conviction
and acquittal. One of the grounds taken 'by the
prisoner's counsel, was that the decoy Was,' not a
geuuine letter , and that breaking it could not be
made a felony. ' .
The third and most, singular of ail, le ItOW pro
gressing before a Coroner's Jury, and is this exam
ination of a lawyer, named Hays, and his alleged.
wife, charged with , the assassination of one Dr.
Lutener, quite a well known aurist of our
Doctor .was shot while ireading :the morning
paper in his own office, in one of the Most
buildings In Broadway, at about 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. A pistol was found by hitc,side, and the
hell lodged in his skull. lie was notorious- for his
intripce with married and other women, and seri
ous difficulties were known to. have existed be
tween hint and Hays, relative to the wite • of the
litter. Both the accused hive, however. sussed=
ed pretty clearly, in proving an alsit, so that this
matter is likely to be shrouded in eternal ittystery.
Such an end however, is net unfreqnent :tor the
unprincipled libertine, and doubtless the' band of
outraged virtue has thus avenged
• The Great Republin be, been raised, her
hull, for twenty-tout feet upwards .
from the keel, is
found to be uninjured, Over three thousand tons
of cargo-is mowed ia -thus Compare, raid will be
found damaged by water only, some of it more
over being,weter-proof .
From the Mayor's attune message ire .ascertain
that the annual expenses of .our city government
now exceed those of the gotrernineuts of the four
lamest §tates in the Union. and tbat Qui:Municipal
debt ex seeds Ten Dollars.
Dining the past year, there have occurred in our
city 21,1517 which -11,795 were Males
and 10,112 tetnales, and over 13,000 children un
.der ten years of age r over sixty per cent: of the
whole. H -
• Of emigrants, during the past yeitr. there arhved
in
_New York 335457, 01, which 113,164 were
Irish, and 110,644 German. '
pauper.,;
nn Abu—Rouse sopportii six thousand peupeni
at an annual expense, of 5100,000.
The Banking capital of New York is over
Forty Seven Minicar DollarS.
• A shad was caught on the sth insb, from one
of our City wharves.'
Twenty-five .murders were committ.4l In New
York, during the past year. .
Quite extensive smuggling operations have been
lately discovered bv lour Custom Howe-authori
ties, and ,trust watch has been kept upOn the Cu
nard steamers. in particular,' which has !reaulted in
the detection of smuggling on the Alps lately ar
rived, and on the Europa, arrived yesterday. Offi•
cert have been sent to card the Cambria, hourly
expected at Boston. 1 The surgeon on the Europa
was arrested yesterday while going ashore, and on
„examination, a large amount of costly lace was
. mend wound around his 'body. I One Hundred
Thousand Dollars' ;Worth of Jewelry and Dia
mondsilmve been detected jon the premises of a
re-pectuble merchant, of ;our city. - • Ettormous
amounts are Mud to have been smuggled iii various
ways.
The European news is ()ply two dsys later, and
.of but little itoporlatice. Napoleon is said to be
preparing art army, 700,000, strong, for the Russian
war. Ile is anxious to , retrieve' the :unfortunate
campaign of his uncle,-the !grand Emperor; and a
war in Moo quarter'. would be intensify popular
with the French peOple. The shares of the Dan
ube will yet resound with universal war..
Before this reaches the' eyes bt ycitir : ! render',
your New York Correipotident will he 'afloat, fig
the dog we. when he full overboard, en. "-auto for
a pleasure trip to th'e tropic a, t 4) that In* will he de•
priced of bolding ti weekly converle. 'with the.
good public through The columns of your paper.
I hope, however, to be enibled to gather a fund of
amusement from the *ren6h and bigh'd t at .
called garden of the 'old, acceptal4 'your
readers. I Yours e'er, U. C. P. -
CARD TIIE
Who steals'my purse, steak trash ,
Ent he-that filches' from: me my good name
Rote, me °What,: which not enriches: him,
Ahd makes-Me poor indeed.°
,
There ere "times when chareeter, pohlicly and
unjustly aseatled, iequirespublic defence. Such IA
now the ease . ,,with the iubscriber.
and designing pe,rsOns have grossly mi.irepreiented
my posinne,end eonduci iu the sale Ot'Alr John
Pinkerton's colliery to WM. Milnes,.
TWo charges 'are! brought against me,: either of
which. if frue; would he autricient to condemn
,me.. Bin both are ee fake OA the heart that concei•
ved and the tongue that circulated them.i
iThe,firikt accusation is, that I was erriplcned to
sell the colliery for $75,000 if possible. but not tor less
then $00,000::. The seceinraccusation tit' that I be
came one.of the partiu . s in the purchase. without.
Mr: Pinkerton being inetle.acquateted,With the feet ,
until the sale was sunsuit:treated. Both Of these at
legations I em pripared to prove to be utterly
founded . an& false.'i - .
I am prepared to
First•-That Mi. Pinkerton told alliird partyy
thit he bad put his collawy into my Nandi to sell, '
for 8130,000. Second..-That Mr. Pinkerton offered ii
the colliery to another arty for $t30,000 immedi-t
army after requesting me to sell ti for that price
Third—That I informed Mr. Pinkerton it an early;
stage of the negotiations that I was one the par
ties in um acceptance of his terms, and that this ;
was known atitocg his friends any' former business.
associates. Fourth—That Mr; Pinkerton, ith.tertd:
of objectinVexpressed his gratification, At the tact
that t was to pave en interest in the coo.'
cern. Fifth-. That Mri Tialterton's . ; agent, Mr
Parkin,' recommended him to tell to:me and DIY'
parties at the price mated above. Sixth—Thar,
highly commendatory letters were written to the
lend.owneie, and eigned by J. Parkin and J. Pinit:
ertun. asking them to accept Mr. Neill and hi*
friends as successors. EleventliTha( the sale of
the colliery to Wm. Manes. Jr.. St Co., was not
made through me, at all, having had no negotiations
with Mr. Pinkerion . personally, after my first °Gr .
of parties. which' were; set aside and new n(gotie
non* opened at Mr: Pinkerton's instance, tbrough
hie attorney. Penh—That th, colliery was put
into our possession bah by Mr. Pinkartort's atter
ney_aud by his agent, Mr. Parkin. •
These points I MITI prepared to prove at any time',
and knowing that my whets conduct 1 e this matter
is as pure as' ight, 1 only ask the opportunity of
presenting to the public the proof of the above
statements feeling assured that I have; nothing to
lose by tho nwestigaton. and that mji character '
,
which is the only treasure possess, Will be found
in this cue, atid.! I hope, ifr every ethyl, of jewel
brightness and 9f diamond hardness. .
• __ Jastes Nrity.
Pottsville, Jan: 17th, ISM. •
CO" The voters at Shreveport. ..a.. have
decided that liquor shall oot hereafter be rei,
tailed in that town, iii small quantities. The
4 , no license " men carried the day- by hand!.
some majorities. -
Aeligints Suttlligtnct.
111[Under this hied we . propooe: collating a'weeklY
summary of religious matteric foreign anddonietit.
ic. Communications for this departritent are par%
ticuTarly solieited from our Ministers Mid other iii . -
tere+tee parties in this. Omanty. As to', ;the notices
of weekly mercice in'ocir churches, titer are pub:-
lished gratis, and the least, therelore'; soar Mends
can do is to furnish to our handl all -tikimint merits',
changes &c. We will be glad; to insert misruling
notices of all the regultir church fe rr i6ia in paten t
Journal.] . : ;
®'Tits PAsvog. of the Baptist Church will re:.
some hts course of LectUtC4 on the 4atstinrer
Christianity, Sunday evening next' i 22nd inst.
Suarscr--Prop!trey. This lecture will be intro..
duetory to a series oa Prophecy.
ripe BAPTIST ' Cltflarl . l, Mahantooga Street, Rt
J. ltdigvitno CASTLE. raitor. Servirri every t3rib , .
bath at 10 o'clock A. M., and 7 P. Ali
... ( _. ~, • '
rernisrvilr sarunca (LPLSCOTAL.)--neE• DAN
IEL WASHBURN', Rector. *nicer 1101 regularly
is this Church every Sunday ! ~ .;„
Morning, at 10f o elcu..l:, , ,
,
Evening, at 1 ", ' , i
Irr Taimyr 'mu. Be preaching In the English
'Latham) Catireh. Market street., every Sunday
morning and evening-
- • •
• Cr Tai AncHsts l P
of Paris, 'considering
the seventy of the season; ban authoriZed the faiih,
Cut to cat meat on Friday; till lent. He deems that'
the body is better able to bear the: Cold, If welt
fortified within. Itegularlty, too, in diet, is the
best preventive of the cholera, which may as , welt
be brought olLby a sudden abstention' from food as
by en mord ißtely cordons: dinner.
ar PROTINITANTISM IN ItiLY.-41/llng the.
past year no bouses,With 4000 roorns; have beett
bMit in Turin ; ,and all this is attribetable to thel
fact that the new Constitution tolerant' religious
liberty. Wbilia every otherltalian eiiy is 4evey.
log like e corpse, Turin is growing miler the int , _
p? .. ise of Protestantism like &green Wine. 'The'
Wahlenesesero about opening !tuba. city a Pro , .
Natant Tatipte,, , the first in Italy, eltee the verse`:
m at where ..tha Dominicans burnt the imams of
1141,0WAYSIDINPURETtg oi ligera
a nimals - tor Zmpaatitliad 1111 - of the
Skim. , iestrect of is lattse*un Mt,dre.
per, /testy, dated Manta 14, • 1851.—wro Pl'O;
taeror Holloway,-Sir,y when three
Months old, was afflicted frith sevens eruptioas all
over the body. 1 soul& orrery *hi and the advice
of sine.ons and physicians, by all of whom the
eashwas considered hopeless; I them tried tour
Ointment and Pil:4, and without eusgeratioo, the
effeet was MiriC1110115; for; in a short time she was
%snared to who tuatus.l . Mr. Bowthis, Booksel
ler, Oainsboroogh, or myself, would be happy to
sautify any ingefrer as td the truth of this state
,
ment."
FOr sale by John ,G. Brown, Clemens Eir,
Pottsville; E. J. Fry; Tamaqua ; Dr. 1. Kellar,
Burns,
,SINE3' COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
WILL CHERRY said ROA/WOUND, is the
cheapest, pleasantest and, best Cough /dedicate in
the World,'and cures more coughs than all other
medicines combined, which ell persons will readi
ly *elude Who are familiar with the nature of
the ;specified ingredients',
li j eosts but 2:2 cents a bottle. TRY IT.
For sale at the store of REUBEN REESER,
Maiket Slime, end also at the store at C. BAR
LET, Centre Street, Pottsville, who is prepared to
sell to storekeepers at the Manufacturer,eiprices:
Prepared only by CHARLES 51NE5034 North
3d Street,Phillidelphia; arid for sale 'at nearly all
tlw itotes in the United urea. • [3-3m
McLE . AN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.
—J K. fittrat, Druggist, at Mmenvige, we'leans,
has Obtained a aupply direct from the proprietor, in
St. Louis.
The VolArrir 011 Liniment is truly a CELEDRA•
Txxi'Jatedicine, and .InUidone.ruore to alleviate hu
mat6intfering than any -remedy ever discovered.—
One ',or two applications will relieve the moat se
vere!!47in, Brifise o*Sprain.
TWO Bottles will cure toe fattiest Ulcer or
Sore; and will heal the most severe Burn' or Scald
withYut a Sear. 1
Eitt,RY FAMILY shOuld have a supply constant-
ly of hand to be used in time of need. .
. TO MINERS, Working in Coal Mines, we say
to you delay not until you have obtained a supply
—you 'will rave a great deal of suffering and mon.
ey by As use.
FOR HORSES, itia the only{ pure remedy for
•
Larneneso, Bruises, { Cuts, Serntebra, Old Sorem...
Swellings, &c. Try{ it and you will be convinced.'
rit. See advertisement in another column
A hio for sale at John G. Brown, Pottsville ; Jno
Stanton,. Glen carbon ; L. Sterner, Llewellyn ;
Daniel J. Lewis, Mt. Carmel ; Allan Iti'Lean, For.
resiville ; Miler's Store, ?berms Colliery.
{ COLD FEET are en evidenCe that the blood is
encuMbered with morbid humor', which not only
render the circulation sluggish '
and unequal, but
prevent a proper supply 01 the vital fluid to the
extremities. Hence coldness of the hands 'and
feet,: accompanied with, headache, gaddinel4, and
many other unpleasant complaints.
irrighea inrlrart Vegetadle Pals are one of the
hest' reventatives in the world agatrot Cold Feet,
becaltie they not only cleanse the blood from thoie
iinpOrities which are the cause, but they impart an
energy to the circulntion whinn carries trrwith vt.
gur to every pari of the system.
I 6uricos.—Storelmspere would do well to exec
ci,ebare in buying from pedlars. Wo understand
tit at: a man by the name ot /Lestand, and another
by the name of Hiestand; and another by the name
' of Sines. are offering what purports to fie Wrlght4
ludiati Vegetable Pills These .persons are not
{authorized Agents for this Medicine, and the article
offeted cannot be guaranteed as genuine. The gen
uine is for. sale by { Mrs. E. M. BEATTY, T. G.
,BROWN and J. S. C. MARTIN, Potovitle.
Wholesale Office, 169 Race Street, Pailidelphio
N. B.—The public at, respectfully informed
that J. C. HUGHES,'of Pottsville, is not an agent
,fur this Medicine. sad we cannot guarantee as gen.
nine the article offe{red by him for sale.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
A. CARD.—Since the Propnetur'a recant Labor
it/dry enlargement 3 have allowed , him to supply
htei.nutnerous orders. , for Lyon's Laths:ion. he ha.
also introduced mine new chemical attlinifies which
add etdi to the high character of this immensely*
popular article for Curing, Beautifying, Preserving,
and Restoring the flair.
Let 'hose now use
Who never need before,
And those who always used,
Now ;use the more.
•
The Price is etitl 25 CCUIS, in large bottles, and
may belusd at an Store in the United States.
D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N .V .
Sold hv every dealer in ?ottrville, F. W. Dyott
Wholesabe Agent',
POTTSVILLE MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL: .
Wheat Flour. bbl 17 421 flied poaches pied. 44 40
ItSe do do I 500 do do unused " 25.
Wheat, bushel -. ! 140 Ord apples paired 150
Hie., do i '' o l ECM dost't. 11l
Corn, , d o 1 701 Butter. ' : jii
NOS, ' do, , 14 1 Shoulders. ' 8
Potatoes. sto ,75 I Halus, PP.:., 13
Tlmotby Serd 1 225 My, tort . -16 Of 4
MAW do 'l'3 50 Plaster, 500
:Jim 70. by Rev: D. Stack. EDWARD A. REED to
ELLEN JANE EINE. both of Pottsville.
'On the 17th !esti. by the 'line. JAMES LOWELL
of Minersville to ANNA E. RICE , of Pottsville.
I
On At fith Inst., by the Rev. W. G. Wants:
CURIA, lAN F. WEERICER; to Mrs. FRAM:IDEA
DERUER. both Dam Bull's Head., •
OD the 7th by the lame, ISSACIREUPTLS to
Mn.i MARIA WANNEMACHEIL both of Pottsville.
n the 13tb by the gime ' ABRAHAM t
ELIZABETH SHERMAN, both from Llewellyn.
At the. lame time. by. the same. JOHN G. K.
SHERMAN, to ELIZABETH DAUB ERT, both from
I.lEwelivo. •
GENERAL NOTICES.
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.—Dr. 3.ll,Wvthee
Oci.ff. of Port Carbon, baying beeo invited by the
Yirfiupikfll County Medical dociery to deliver emotive
of Lectures an the use of the Microscope, takes this
opportunity to announce that, the Snit lecture, ()Utile
'comes will be given at the Council Chamber of the
Borough of Pottsville, on WEDNESDAY evening.
Jan. estii", at 6 o'clock.'
The course will embody an outline of the etroettice
laud N11(.04114 of the vegetable and animal kingdom.'
and, though principally useful to 'physicians, will not
'be unititeresting'to others : particularly as technical
' language will be avoided as touch as possible.
Ticket, for the course,. Ss—to,be obtained apt*
Carpent,r, or at ii. Dannatie Bookstore Far a amain
whet, 50 cents. [As the number of tic bets is limited
to thirty, (it being Inconvenient for a larger numbei.
to make perronel egaruipations,) an early 'Wick,
lion is dealtable•i
EXEC
r?, POTTOOLLE LITERARY
•••••-' Stated Meeting , . of the Pont/Tale Literary Society
will he held on Wednesday swilling. Jan. 25th, 1224,
In Fngter's flan, at 71 o'clock :
!mite—nee. Jas. Neill, . •
Reader—Win. R. Smith,
Quretion—•• Can he be a patriot who will, tri the
present situation of our national Watts, lutrodoce
the discussion of Slavery into Congresss••
Affirmative-4. R. Browne, John T. Boyle
Net
live—John 0, Douala's. James Lewis.
Br order of the Society, , Jaiga LtWill. SW]. •
,rp . . our) FELLOWS' CEPA ETKV.—Persros deft
' Or' reliant' parFbasteg ba Sit lots In the Odd Fellowe
Cemetry. will apply to • ' . .
Fai.aolaa Perunt itte Iron Atorel, Tows Hill ;
Joss J. lOXEII, 31111OraWille Wert j or
Joss 14. C. MaiTlK, Centre street.
Z•l'vv, 12.1533., tea . •
FOR SALE & T OLET.
VALUAULD COAL LAND FOR SALE.
—Several Traria of Valuable Coal Land in ter—
b.rry and durotara Regions, Nebuylloll County, fur
aatn. Fur pitticulstO.addren
W. - (1 ! GEORGE. wt.. :1
Lebanon. Ea :
January 14.1,35 i 5.31
0 RIENT.—Tdo acaideace now occupied by,
'l.l'barkil W. Clemens, Evi., on Cebtfellil Apply
R. C. GREEN.
Get. 31.1853 ; .334 f
t'Olt SALII2.—Two two-atory:: Stone
;louse...lllb Brick from, on 4be cur- sailV
ear of Third and Noemeglen ebreeta,oaab ge ;
20 feet front by 22 feet deep; oa a 10! 60
tact to a 20 feet alley-
ALSO FOR SAL!,
A 10 Horn Steam Engles, wltb,a 12 Morse Goal
Oruokor—have been to use a abort thne.and will be
sold 'On reasonable tutus. The Engin, 'nay be seen
u btll an 4 tinyder's Machine Shop. •
• uaoaos bt. CUMMING.
Dec, 31, 1852 • ' • ' 63.tf
L ., OR TALE.—Tbe sobstriberl orei, for sale, ,the
V well kociwp Tiyeru dtiod,illtablimg. lee Sense
and otherbo tidings situated in fbe towel of Port Car;
boo, sebuyibill County, - at the comer of Coat end
Jackson streets.•
The lot upon winch tbs hoprowenienta
stand is 60 by 620 feet, and is one oldie most pi
desirable business 'outdoes to the. Borough.
The purchaser of the above cill•alad, buy en vary
reasonable terms, the property
.arljohring the sathe
on the weal, which would gme 120 by 220 feet Cl
ground and be the most valuadle lot to Pow CarlfOo•
For terms apply to WM. B. MULL. Esq.,
Port Carbon, •
• . . • or J. D. Meredith,
Centre Street, Pottsville.
Nov. 26,1653 4841
fpOR LEANS.—To a good Teaant.advalaable
1 Tract of Coal Lend, known is the "Zetby Tnitt."
situate In Fritiley Township. aebuyiusii cou nt y. p a n
pr Tremont. ;It Iles on bomb sides of tbe Mine 11111
;Extension to Iliddle Creelt—eoutalne about 530 tires,
is heavily mattered, and well adapted for en eaten,
wive operation. i Sever el veins of lied Mb .f. Neal
have been proved and found to be of Asst -tale
ty. Fur further InforMation apply t o ' •
• JOHN DANNAN.','
or MESTER CLYMER.
, I
November 3,1853• , da tf
VOIR SA .—A Xl feet lot on Centre ettreeh'No.
17 8, In .3::Wynn's tulthlott to Pottsville. Seta I"
rune from Centre to Itathuad Street, is hounds+ on
the south by : tot of Hough. Esti.. Go the norm by is
"For terms and. particulars snoolhe of
Ine itubscrileer at Melons Store, Ceolre direetk lls.
Ville. ladilloltable thlr Will lii'll.en;
ic1„;833. - jll
° A ri ge li ni f C c;r l4 thet . ll 37 o ll 4 4 l i: r.
,Augttat
Von. BALE.—Ttio subscriber Oars for sale 'a 20
1/ "" Engine. (one of the bast Inaba rectitn,)
fetttar with all Its connexions ; also. Breaking
ere; Screen's, kr., ail reedy far it balitnits :12h2:
thousand tone, or mote. Ss; serum.
JOSS PINICERTON,
ittabentongo Street. Pottsville
or et. (Nair.
t 4 (
June 1E1,1853
O Lir.T.-1 large awl' coraraadloas
1 015ce and daturas, in Sairoan'a Bail&
Ings;opprolte the Episcopal Mulch, Caput
Street.- Enquire or
- I
likn'• 14.1854
GfiltEinVOlOD LOTO FOR it AL E . ;rValtiable
building lot, In the most central part of the Bor.
ouch of rottiville. lately laid ont ea the Greenwald
•Eatote, ate now offered ferule.
_Apply to
. 41: gller6L. Meat
_ for the Owners. at tilt WHOM NabantabsollC
Pottsville Afar 3.1551 - la
"UST RICO= Intllk:—Jl, lam imponmest or
splendid Perftwer p. *C. porn the Illeaufacgods -
of Jules Llanelli Co.; Hairless sad otters.
All tholes wbe • vast boa Tssfeiskuy. all at C;.
DAUM% leo k Sad 'Okay eters. - •
Jan. 21, ISM 24t
MISMM===
NAXIgfiD
;!OHN.BANNAS
S4r
LOST & FOUND.
STRAY IDOW.—thtee to the proof... * ' •if !ha
_beeriner. In parry ementhip,Sennyl ,
..„.„ 1 /
tmlinT.,P*:. on the 19th of DArem- tit
Ear lasi.% LARGE YELLOW Cow ; w,lth
white spots on her bock the -owner lx.r
repoarledl.o come forirara, prove properiV, pay ,
pa and utke her 4W117, alb.r wise. Win dolt
with ccerther to (4!". Artriall.kltt SITERNI
Jan. 1f354 I-3t"
FIVE IMILLA:Ftrt
isth mast . between Stioenv tile arid '1%,1,,ta • Tat
egg, at the foot of the Ornai h L r i +near n, rt; ow,
the Ilnittfiillr of the Fla ttninn Tell, efuogft tns d
SILVER LEVER WATCIr. ‘Yirtl nd
hey Tee ceder will fete iVA
the delivery or it to the , auttorel'vi, mitwv„p rz ,
Steeet,fotteville, or at tosi c. r. kftret
litTL r‘ rl-4
Dee.31.18.53' S 2 tr
WANT Ea
larANTED—ity, ;h.. Ist of 'Aprlt. next, a •neat
ix v Dwelling thaw% tLuitable for . u small Aunt}
tent front SO to tO - Daltats'per 311111 UM: •Onn eltusted
Is Mahantongojetteet,prertrted: Address Box '.:3
Pottsville, P, 07 - '
• •Pou ,
vville, January/21, IS5d ' 6 ' • 2-tr
- •
MLIVRS V11,422THF42.) -
E l.obai Miners oia to go .t-r
Va• fl,ned,,ages a,1111.1..i)1id and can*lant'AVark
glean. rot in r!t,r ilatt.l,ldara arlty at the Limo.
chore of ibe'rub.rityar. -I!. fIANNA:.`t,
. Jan. 2!, inza • •
11041t0114.4 :)IASTEItt. %V 21 Ailsi.:l3.—W
111.1 at Larmastet s6.11::ok in, a -nit
sDiw,prt,t,^n to
Cecil a large .11oittlitig 110tHe• , Fi t
Itirtll.-r particular- app:y to
sharuukini.Norited 1:4,n),1
Jan. 14, 16.54
CHOOL TEACHERS -IX AIN TEM Tt% o
I,7icbonl Teachers are tvddtrt
driiooll hi Coahtil,
whom 'good salafli.l4
will or, pfld. Appl,,,thon
wade to d.tp.144,3 syELL.
Board of Dir....tors, ono.t (111 f 11..
I Va.
31'
Jan . ) 4, 4834
VU'AItiVED. pita Cl'lt'AL eti::,l MIN
fully competent to take lila t he cl.;11 11 , 31 k
known as the Ks.aawilhum Vurtn.t., 'war Alie. , ll,
illythe.Townsuip, ,q'tiitylitll•l C.,u4y • :1111,1
csently actliiiinta,l with Of I , to:;;;• slid .id:1:10 , in
and Waver a.nlilakion ni fume-, nun.• ou net In rt ely• ;
ply. I.lbeial wages will to: paid:
Da Orli, 511ddlriuut, or to, - •
HOGElid rtlNNlt,:fe):c
Nov,ttl, V. 5.3
AV - ANTED 1,1111ED1A.Tt..7.1.14 - - Goott
V WOoir A!.ath 1,..-
Ing and Turning Aidl, to tvhnme•.u.G , rr
and good wages will 14P.f6Vt.:11 •
October 12. Issn. • • . 4:1
NOTICES.
i i`g
Cutwqoliwcaltli (a I
veal 1 the F.ehll 'tetra .in.: tt , ett te•t:eltt 1 ..;
lake ni t 1.40nn,ev,.
Wayna Cuonty,tud lAA 1, 1 LNG
' Wnekcas. to /1141116.41 1,4 11.11 ptlll-,.,, .1407
awarded by the Orl.hans' tour . th• a "hot y.1:1
elehuylktll, the Kell 1.:11.111 , t.l the 41/11
Dllll./GE, deceattd, eehind „nd
follows, to tett ~1
gr/111 1 / 4 1 ditulte u: in •
meld County, bounded - In tilt
and In the rear My a twenty ,
Litotes in front ..toottt b fee k, , ,n•r trt ;1.;1l: or
.430 feet, ic an d 11,, •Oit 11:1,11•
and -11/1.11(c1", 1.1,1:11 .01 the heits• t.f
teptedeutattarea to the said dect &leo attpeatia,4
Court on the revir n ddy - ut the tu
the 111t1111ats atoteedul a the. hi•ptatt silent
gaol thert Of. And vote, to • a,t. all ltrtha.,'
.Cout t held neretteel.le ef'elt.,dy.„.l.e!nr,llo
3 11.11C.11111,011 the. 12,11 gay ut Lia,..er,,r.er,, - s„ on.,
unrnOtlof of Jl. Calizar .1110 1.•
grant ruts 011111 r 'ltittl ht.tta ,
iiinuah,tha %rift, 01' iti1 , 011.1' , 4, bk. 11,11
the widow of Jamea W 1 , Q 11: Jan Lid , l“l,
itanc Eldridge, Stacy N.l..t.:crid to, a 1.4 1 - 11tstlf.
'of Villhani - Eldrltt o, de,'„4.,'n. vitt :1
Eldridlre: ..rani, N. riteetd, !aft. 7.ter
won.. K. Etteing..,,e/Unkilt, C.:etttke. ra..t.l
C. Ela ridge, (the last loaf name• at, tttil 111 tht
tuinortti) to he and dopest at .1/1 ingi - law' Court t•,
D., held 31 POlLeville,in angler edldt-onnty..ll,sC/1
kill, on the 6th day nt . I , 4,3tyht 1> , 1e54,
d'Oitk in the lotenoun. thin and theta. tu ate ept
refuse td take the pretolee• alt•toeaidat t teupt.telset.
ebertllffOr sl.ovi'i.llll/e. Wily ale Pam,. ,1101 ii..
nut De bold hccordill to taw. hy the court,
r.Lkvizi C1e1:1.
IN OBEDIENCE Lu as urawr I:te Court. no:
14rviolng 10 pub. 1104.1. JANES N /11.4,E, r1;v1,11.
Sheriff's Office, Potts • -
Ville, .1 - sta .21, ISA. "3 Gt
o.l'/CE•,-Ti3,t Cunt iit.tri $lll,ll.
dueled Und,rtheOil', f
0).• 1011111 fUtlfreb , ! carricil ; on the. firm ul
BEArry, TI10)1Aii c()..
J. N. REATTA - ;
altxu Tff!)NIAS
pondvtfle,lon.ll,lBs3
7\7OTI.CE.:=-In tttv:lnato.r ut tlir - 1,4•11te of I
11 MON ISCITE.IOI N; deed:
undeteign,!: ft," f . ;;.
phan'i.Collft of T `hoylxlll Cuunty I.
toUnt and iltstrlhute the 14.11itt.e tr to , uoy m It,.
heeds of Abraham. Schermin, t•t
.I,hernian. deed., o'lltatti.n.l'f,,r that Ott;• , , ,
Mile., In' the. borwish of Vim , . , aii , 1I(.N I
the 30th day of .I , teuttry, A,. , ni In.. t:
M. LIOLt.S. ttT. Andar.r •
Jan. 11, 1654
NOTic-E.—ht tho f t!ATII•
.414 - INI: SCOTT.
' The llndere:gned. A oditor annolutl I hp the I , r
phans . Court of S chtly.; hit I Cr.ht.ty. to a tt.ltt tree:-
tie and renal; the arsount - or adn,lo
- pf Cattier - Inv neat!, et c'd , will •Attend
'that purpose a , ' til* oflic,. 1 , 1 We !Inrcio eh of Pow
villa, on TUF:ATPAI,3an. n't it. :at It) o'c I-10. A ;
At.„ of which ill nattl.,:i
notice. , • .3t 01N P.
•
Jan.l4, 1E 1 54 - • r 1."%*
.
EDITOR'S
•..
Arlnartrer,fretharrl vhaeffe r
deceased." -
Tne undersignra..tro,ntor eppotutgl t .l •th , It.
'021116 . Court or ntno)ikth (I,lllnty, to , :t .
.5..311 la the tiana...of Judi, li..fruer..k.hriini.!r - i
tor or Jarntr rthnr-sa, .1., to. 11, ,
arsrat In tbe:thatrd , ror the
Athninotrator f.f Irrnua7.l
ili*liibitte the assr•tr In I:it. 1/.1n. , -- , II : -1,1
flit' unit inicl/1/ Detp t lleCAtlmtt//t.tr/./tort q ttittt/
Ftaratiri. tier..o.. to and morig tht6 brit . ttt•t! /1.-:t
tort+ of eat/1 eteredenk, (which .414 Lettttattl
and ifamohl 'sha - rfrr.r ..t rh•
Paid Jaeob Shaeffer, 11,'r trill t;.4t .r
wier at +4lsce. 4n llso Bin - 414A, t.: V0 , [ 4 :11.
WEDNESDAY, lIIP Lt day 'U
O ' CirKii.k. lvtien
can aiitind.. •JOIIN I'. I logA Wl', Au.ti!,. ,
. ' • ,
DITOIVS S Orli - Itt 11, , I ~! r :
' mom Pteny '1 t 4 l-1)Tolkill rta,,,t:, •
.. 1 / 1 111c14 r 3114. ) . 1.• - •
The nn‘lrrilgnod, Atidttt, am...toff to ..
the Motley to I 'null, In 411.• towy... 1 t'7 •
attend to the Outtteol
In Centre streri, - P0i;.‘i1 , ..,,u I ft;
day of Fehr (lazy nr %Lot :,, - ,IJ• •
, • WM.'. Will ,
11-111
NOTICE.—To :111.110. P.
tat Ives. of johoa Ct ty, late -;
go townilttp, in the
• rt.1791/2nt to no ...afer of ilo...arphin'l :F;.•
ceubiy,„ •-• ht-. 1 t n.•
t :.,
.hlp o f Lowe r NlM.anto•th°, to ••:' •' •
kilt, on ,WEl”aEtli.).‘l", 'l,; •
i451,.pt 111 the f01.:11 , .. , 1y.r•
of the M 11.21,13.1 of tr—oai;1,41;;;,a4•;;!,.1;, : ;,.•:
Din thtldren and legai•,; a ty
donewitholit. prrjuificet to hit enOileue, .• a;,:,
°thumpv to vibe and aom;fitto ;
"and.where you may °II! tot it • y,m I low. t t
, J.A.WES O.A tat:.
rthernf of the f':oto • •-• ;;1
eth.'titr a (Mee, Putts.
• vile. Jan 14,1511. f • ' . 2.4 t
. .
.PILOPOSALS. —
the eabocrinits tn. !ha tloth.in4t.;
SLopi..on th, mark itt,wl Izener.Tl:y
known an the Oast pqrtictil . tr4
nbtaiutil 1y apply Inn to
3101.11113113: ' SCILVL.I.I.INBE.:ti r. it.
.Jon. 1854 •
O rriou OF. 7H1.; •T Aka Ammon L'n ,
ho.israin, Li 2q.n,
' NOTICE If bti , by httven' !tu Arum:ll
tog o,flimiSltnrefivi , ldry. ,
Aeutt, eight M.tilalurs. -I /1.1..1r, , t, ,, ;•• r,
dtif hr field at 3 o'clo.cit; .. at their i.gicP,
B• , tough rrr Totisvii;.•,, , ln A ifi'ALAY. 1 . 11,1e.fy 2.. -
ISSJ, to feria the.q.ung; }eat. •
- W.l). M00[1.2, Etr'y.
3:. 53.4.
•
L diricX.—tba Huard of Diterwe of t h e renni
1 TraWog :4ehoul , for tdtotie and re tbit ,
minotd.l:b.ridrru, Ineorbutait-d by the I.vg , ,lattt.e
Pen 214 0 0 ' 1 . 21 . April, 2e2 3 , give tOrtice.ttiaftb,.y
fir.ciVe a irW additional pupil., under 22 ye tri'
of age, into; loatituttob. apybeaftob avui
OcCiothatj to tillttUrp ad mtaaon, a • wore thOr pr , .!
seut arcoirtioodatlon their number must t,e quip. 122111
,fted. Appllcallort may - be made to
Hon. 0k7,0110E M. elTtIOU1), Cntornlttro , of
PHILIP el. :11113TICC, - • fiecoptin,
el. Ptilludnipma
Or to thertinc pal of ,the Inatttutton,
. JAMES - B 111011MID3,
Geimantown. oa.
'Dpr. 341553. • 61.1(
_ .
D , 117.41sTRATO NOTICE: —V47:1:4 , : , •
-IA3 Letters of adrettnistthll,n..in Ina it- 6:1
cATARINE pox. of . the 11,,c4t146 of
in the Ginnty of• Schlyipti, decease A, 111,t h•th.
granted to thelpibiyariber l notice Is herehi g. , ”n
to all pernons indeb.ed sala tratne-10 to!“ ,
ujent, and those-ha/Int clstms, tell f 4.
teillement.. • • ADAM rittNitTl•E
'Adin!ni•tr , ci ,4
in.
bee:. 10,- leS:t
. ,
'PR E Dalr/PiilN AND susiavEzzANNA
. - RAILROAD - tras bre O,Opettcd Lot v. ,1 All 111211:4
'and PIN eIIROVE, (at the trinciut;. -01, P 1 cif ii.,0, t .1 . ..'
germ and freight. The dui-allure of the rare, 11 ,Er
'follows: ..
Leave. Pinegrove et ill O'OMA, A. AI., r. , . AAh u i i,
to meet the Philadrishi4 ir4lo f,o:o l'oltvilto. i .
RIVIVIIIIMItI..Leive•.Att!,Itin aril{ n'clorlt. A. Nt„
immediately after the „Arrival of I t )e l'inhartpido
Train. • -,,' --. .
7 ' ftAtE3 OF Frint:' • ' ..
. .
From PitOrgrove to ittitSey's . "..t m il,„ 10 rfo
From Pirieerovito White !Torre. . !I.t .. t5l 'NG.
From Plnegnwe to Ozoni 'Ford ' Fi .. • fz3
From Plnverave to Reeder:3 MAI; VI o • 4 . 3 - .4;
From PitlegitiVe to A ntorn, IS - r ,. .44. 4 .'?
Way rare - per mile -.. ' 4 "
Eg o, posse:qty. will br..resitled to 50 1b..1. r f fl "gore
. Nov. 2e, 1Er5.7 • . • . 4.1 4 1 t. :
NOTIER. The subgerjher vehtitd herehy h.)tt'fi
f.ol-vtAr and trio public genrrally,lloo he ::11
prepared sr aft lifttef htteml• tp the ,litettilitine
Plasierine, Stone Miinnry, Brick Masonry.
and other ineaturtne beionstoa to 111.11dthr. t i 511
kinds. Also; IA rrintraet. for the ConSrthhth.n :.tl,l
Erection of all ind,,, orSuildtnrt.?Ter nmlerati..
Itespectrully:- ,- . • JOIIN lt. oAggs,
P.a.—The-Maul kit part . f.to..ti. the
would solicit a - continuatioe or cre
p&trouue. - '
• Nov: 241E554.
4143 y
- -
LAW PARVN . ERSIIIP.--The
have,entered Imo in-putnernhir. 1,1 11.•
nr taw. and have taten the Cite lnt y
V.will. Esq. tho bnelnee.
treks been by hint eutentrie•l tn-ut. 1
Welt as elf elan Mel 'nifty be confided t.• l""l'•
diligent attenilorr. Et.t
1011\ Ill' iIC+
..,
Bailin deshini 4( Withdrawing rrml the I' r ".",.'"'
otitis Law in the Courts or thin County, I hs.t ,, + -,=-
!Wed ill unfinished prniestlOn'ail.nain , -"' " ''''.'.'"
or Wu ft. WYCLY anti Jong i WO H t'n. 1:, qi .4 ~ n It. 4 . ,
I will La* in tte - roattax e in„nt +,iow AI W! 11.:11
111101 9 eillhul stgagentew.stre dt4( I.arefl , •:
' • r. iv, int , m;r,: , i•
. :32-tc 4,
August 6,185,
•
MOTlCE.—erhe peeSe ric AC f 011 VI. of 0,- 1,,c,
Arm'cif DRIMIT & TOTT, h•••• 1/ Wrirefi ifn
the blinds of the eiftialsiened for rollv , tion,; 6 4j
thecae ind'ea ted tllll please rtU tn.! mnkn p.r, , m^ht, •
without (puttee delay; JOAN C. CON RAD.. 1.11;
PoDavilhs,/e1y.23, 053. ••. • 304 rt
0-PdaTNERICIIIir bi r OTIC.F.—Nottc , - r P
I .
betaby, o ven . th et 'filmy this (PAY ern. ;
C• •
asvortated wino F:DGAR mclisilDs.mq ! ftt. ..ut - Arns, thercartous mines of
Is the puttee nvt, eve , winch. in alt Ile rarloue t,ran I the CuMbef:and (iNtd.)"coal regiOn, are on a
wfil heitalter be conducted under the ;
n o VILLE & leiertAßDs . ( mi ce , centre Hinter. aike 'tor an adtance of wages. Thii have
tint door to L Moult' store. Pottsville. been receivin,glrom 30 to 35 cents Int. ; ton,
JN°. c• r 4 TwILLIt and now demand:4o cents. -
244 r
Jess il,
• •,.. 0
311,m1ng - ' 2< - '..i4rtentifir
.1„ • .
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DEIPARTAIE , i ISTT•-
....4 .r,
.„,_-_---:-..-..--_,„,::.„.„.,,,..=:-.--
...4C •
• 1,- PRICES OF STOCKS' I' 'i ;
Of coat and Transportation Oornpaniee in nett run!'
•• ning from the Anthracite Coat Fieldsof Penney!!
•- ' 1
rea '. • : ;le.
U.? . ? .. ,ei rte.l weekly for the Iltiiterx' Journal 4 i
;.• i A. E. STaattll & CO., Bankoral
. PAIL ROADS.,'' , ~-------- 1 ,—.-il
itottling ; • ' ''. : ' I 50' 26, t 30i' i
,Ifi,i6 .111)1.1.; Soho Oki!! illiven; • t5O. 70 i 70:'
Niolint Carbon, '- . ' •1 50
l' , 46tint Carbon Sz Port Ceii:on' 2 54
.."I.iili:Cret.k.• , , . . , 5(1 I i
7 i , -Jivilklli Valle) . . . • , .....; .1 50 ~.. f I.
I.ort,,t;rry Creek. . . ' - • fil) w I ,
•S'lv•ilara. - . , .. , A-' 5. i - 6 I ,
1
• " (3A .
-, h•9•ll:lilNovization: . 21} ;
4! ,, • do Prritrti'd, 50 3 1i' 4
, 3:
.
dq
do • Preferre3, -n1
Vt.'l4 , 44red : Hold• roof _ • I 11
. IN . • 0.1(4.41
11A11. COAA (:(i'S. •
;I
Coal 114 :"43 1 ,54 3 54i.
4,,•ifiy..llronl Xll%•: , Atinii f,"4 721' 724'
Ilel, 'ton Coal c o ., 611 ' s
Plii4ll,luniaul C' of Co.; : 5!)
Coid 11. CO.: MO
Coal ti lt. 11.. , - 100 4:i 1 5 a , 1.1
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11'lle•nekv'steatner •Wililli nt N orr i s , which' I
i„, )„.,. r i nt . ;e the p,a- ,, ;qi 3 0 v . i'l''.u'rOp ti in five or I .
-I X : tlit' s ••. :, rapidly a.vproaching eotnpletton.ii
I fi .l . outside is nearly •tinitilleil 211,d Itht• Will,;,
probahl; lie afloat in a tortnight. T. ~,,: e. .1
s.l .f•-• ••i,:ti - pt.:,- flat and ! - -flarp. with a Dot i.,
itii . del tor running. fast in smooth wate t
r....i:
tie I- inade__tinitsually strong, by having hel
tiihlo ••••.r.slipt•el diiigt,ualll; with bats of iror4
a.•':; , ! by an truh lit':liqlti ...'ilendiug front (hilt
:i...,t': t:1 the devil. eVtlittr; in the rentr4f .
,'yet (d the - ve-',-1 di;inted b..the engine.-:-
'Phis 1.C . ,,,1S I, t'oal i1 , ,,i;14 of two parallel
• ::iec:-; tit irot ;War 4.111 rift inch in shirk nes4i
11;..i- 'than afoot await,' and sc., fashioned an a
,'Il-.li oted as t.... fur:ll.a .Watef tank. On eats'
c•rst.le ...'fait.li-e1, , 0n are b,ilgekelsons, formed , ,
in the' saute 111:111I‘ . 31 . ;':_i CUll II ming . with
1 111,•• jr : ,i:!,. It is
..t ti',-cied that.these usual
-ill:pot:is wiltrlive F!:chnorrtount,pf streagtift
zild 'zialiditv to ills startler as to make her
~.,,c . 1 n u c t h., : i• vesi.i.l3l'l''sintilar dirnensioo.
Al,''..i are round to speak
,with diffidence in the
iiiezenee rit s.rcatole, •nayal' architects, Wit
0:7 r...fivicrion
,rs, •illat' ad .tnore t'Lrrugth Is
iinnt:.l by ibis c.otitractit.ria than would be tiq .
t.x'nerlding a fourth part of the IflOrle' in la
ffitti'm
of proper wooden supports. The Arc
ec exploring ve , iicls"and . the Newfoundlati'd
sA.alers have shown Coucluz;ively :bag woodtlia
structures are fully adequate to all elemanda
ti '-n their power tat itt tstauce, and these ate
?1..-EVE.II as any to which an Sea-goingcraft
•,2*.an . cti subjected. • Indeed, we doubt it wodd
4Od ;rim in i tie e.ombination on board the Wil
l:tam 'Norris 3 . ,•111 pronre:i.' be so effectual for
slit-L.11;14 is either, usediby itself:, But the
itain thing to b‘i tested in slits vessel, is not
riter,abiiiiy to'resist the- wtud and 'waves •01
i Fite Atlantic, whieh.qhe is very likely to. 'tio
iuccesslully, buLlier.incidel. If she does tint:.
iirll: iu be tu,3 - ffit and,' to draw too little
water to le a Loud
ti of safe s.ea boat, It Naito
a nc-%•.-- iriperience i n.a;-al architecture. I
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cURI.OFS .F.ACT. —
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a s - ,inpie.f•xper,incnt, it is ,
• to dis ,
r - Pv.er. to what amnial any I;ind of iood Vor
't , t; blood belon , cd,' The pi* it!"
Idlitivis • Pat a le.: , 7drOps: of blood,.or the
:cruet of bloc.:d, info 'a , glass, to which add
. rozloentr,ried , :ulphurli:',Ficid, to the amount
tgle t6t,ti, or Laie the quantity of bltasd,
a: ii ta- the trhule tt.i.zether with a gfass
: this. mn , ans „the'n ' dorileruus principle
fo.:•oitar to OD. antrital to which.
1:19:1;•ed, 15 cycilved thus, for iio
4 4.tainte: the blood a man disengage a
btr n; cdpur of the prspiration of man,
'which it is impn-ssible to confound with any
olhcr; that ei d-woinaii a similar odor, hut
that 01 a strunp, odor
bed ; that of the ,she,ep the well . lindirtl
I,„digr wool : cif a pig the disagre
;ahly odor of a incgery, andsouu. Even fhe
blo , al of a trot; has out the smell
niar-,h, that ;Pr a carp the pecul i iar
11 of iv
a - lr:11 aterl:fish. Upon trtili
, 10L'ale. 10 ascertain ';nether slots ot blood
r. id he distinzuAied,rand referred to their
~ .c:tivre, it Was 1611nd:that 103 certain exterit,
i e a.A.•reL•iy slits' judgineat eaty beliveu even
.after rineen .potted linen 15 I:10
cot out, put gla s s, and being
in, , iteited with a little water. left for 1.::41
.s;it - .-ft tittle ;a. a , rc,r, Lid
.‘;, : iten well as 1ue..1,,:k.
lade .sulphuric avid is ro hi..added and stirred
ahottt with glasti rod,.the peculiar odor
t. ill then he hot (his evperimOr
tic poWenied thotitdelay , Zro after
f a rl,
, ,
ItACIIIN E. 1.
I:lcl.(iNkijileurriNkAridviit IA the Phil:Wel.
,\erlig An 2,r it:do. :
1.111 n.. in‘ ujitit . ..o in this great itige
aud. tuwn-ey4ensions une which
r.,13:-Itkred to h-ut: 144)ortarter: It Pt. ; a
1 :11 , !\1' lrt making ttiaehtue. It teas exhite ,
surges, a ler,-'dars sutee,.and it
uiaied to turn out ta;adai.,..t..ft.en Le3tdrs,
i.)rtrlss: It is rt!p•improvenient uiion
I t: t h at haw k . yet aprared. The ;irnprci,ve
f f;,, 1;Z f`,llSi:“ in 41, , c,Ottlttruction of:moulding
t. orieo.s or die. hiving rotating sides tortned
1i... v, rt i . ,',31 roller 6,: iti:ead tit liaillig fi'k . eit
~.. •
i '.'ilit'a. US liereolurtc frlieiti', roller.; mate
i'lvIi:11. the chit- N tltliri;retl through the die,;
; - IM , prodU.;il“ autV,pr(!seebing'a sharps esi
..1...1.1w;tte es: In ilie;:cd.,es of the brick prom
c., , li!v unattainable. ;'.. Tile machine preittires
thy clay, and ,nukes the"bricks at one aud : the
-time tne. Olie.of theleidin fel - mu - OF , . a
C.llittaii,.us delivery'. The ipactiiiie is wiark
ed Ur one horse : there is a man 16 feed I . the
a . m.:Line, and two hays to clear otT brick,s at
tile Eidei.. The. clay aqrr canting out liclri
'ion:ally, 1 , ...-.1 . wild oniting Ina's, it is. cut up
lot.) bricks of the requireddimensionp ' by
!Ueatit• cl eriul-di , tant wire 4 placed on.one
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h. 1.• and • ivurked so alto divide at one 6t olte.
-By the ordien t ry pcucess, 5;000 per day,cati
b,2 wade by a plies ; moulder, but he reqi.nre .
toe a.Austanc'e of five bands and a horse; and
must work from four in
.the morning toauo•
down, on the long .stAnimer.days to =Com
pliM t'. - The maculae iu t he same Own bet
of hoofs would, make 20,000 bricks."l
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SILARF'S RIFLE
The New York Cintrur ¢ Enquirir re
marks that . they :have been called up6n to
give act opinion uroa:althost every ride: that
ikiseeo invented Int the last "quartert,ol a
cetTniy, but that thek
. inust give the Ride
,
reoce to . Sharp-'.4 abo.:e all others.
-The reasons which they gircare : I.
" F:rs.i, cairy 113 tar, tf a l it f a ith er .
than any other rifle that has been 'eouitrac
tcd.
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Srcond. ft will early as accuratel): , 3S at
tot a rifle to cam- a ball,
It may Le fired in the field, ten
times p;:r min u te; *which 13 quite as freritient
ly. it not more freguvatly than is.desirible ,
because the great danger at all tans 4, that
men in battle, mill vsliaust thernsel4K
acninunition ; and tolre-supply them, is ala=
tolutely
"Fourtii, No charge- 14 connected with
the rifle except the; one abniat to be fired; and
it is, therelore. hie from all objection nn the
!core of dan.,er to the party using it."l
Tr_77' Anratctat. G. Du aria,
of i:ardeaux. France, :'has lately patented an
article of this name, made of .coal kiaheA,
• wpcid, anthractte' eon! dust, dry clav,l'.peli
eAult, and C 01111032 irriud, sea' salt add nt
trate of lead: Two-Mirth of the compound
must he of coal-dust, add four poutnia at ate
itrate of lea.l ar athiva for every ton.. , The
re , ..t of the iorretheths named are made up
of equal parts - hr iisc'epting thAsalt,
lea pouuds of that ?tug .sullietent 14 one
ton. 'rt i ,; F p' sub , :taufes are well mixbl . tu.
gt.thu." r, ;11) ti -iilflafli in to 4110 . anclAried
In the , un.. Thew balls may he'of nnj Fuit
at)ip „ .• • . c.
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• ir7 - .TitE l't:t 7.:U tl4 ) Et l ECTRICITY.f.-V l / 4 .'
!:Vt • that n is proiln.p,il to apply the elistrii
t.,lerapii t.) the ptaito, so that List2..l4r in
,odnep,.tii3y.sii m - lits.Parliar, to PSTIgli at
111.3Vittg t . m. liiF eiellricqt) , piallo, communicate
i.:, %vire , . at once . with corresponding instrti
in.•:mi at Berlin; Xierma • :11.3drid and Rome.
or.
.;;;...ini.t. trirtlicr eVCn, might .ratena the"
,acne harmony ti:c . S!. l'etcrt.tittrrr. and ll Coil.
.;:intinople. • A , ririnarine tr;legraph its all.
illat.i. Pecessary, lc, put tr, inAlic nlit3icat
' 7 Ategray of 11110tv:IC . 11 I.•iStZ.,
.1:7 MON . ,Tr.Fi 5 ' 1:,(:•.1 - ENor..E.—N , l,essr..
Stillman :c Allciir thi - ? ;Novelty Woib. it
New Via k.oity. a rt,. , tiiy - ,- construe ttn,4 the
large!! iagitie that Akras Ekrer huntin. Om or
ally i,ittcr country, , !The diameteE a the et:l-..
indiir. t, 1115 inches; and the length of 'tit role
"12 fcet. ftlil desigiaed fur the P.ayltState
Co.'s ncw-Full Riattr boat, whiCh is ft). run
in connection rtih the Fall River and p,,ißailroad.
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