TERMS
or Tula rdiztErts , JOIIIIN AL .
4 1 SINOLR SUBSCRIPTION.
TWO pOLLARS,per annum, payabl!liteani-an
i nuAlly advance to those who reside in the Conn
; tv mtd ennue,lyAn advance i to those who reticle out
the County. The publtaherreseres to himself
nght to charge 82 50 per aonum,when payment
du'alyed longer than one , vedr.
TO Citi/19
T .ret• Copie, to one..Addre,.. • - $5 0 0
do do dO - 10 00
i:t•t•ii do do do - 2 , 0 00
Clcrzynvit and; School Tearbrrs
tv.itt ut Is. initdvance.
• RATES OF
. ADWERI : I 4 IN G:
•t:.• : 4 111.1o.?e, of line" 1 square, - 3 Mos" , $?.., 00 0 °
' $1 months,
m , ertion, 17 year, 00
Cant. n lines', 3 011
in-en n, 01Inel, 50 0
.' , l..rehant, and other: arlyrtiajn , by the year .
With !ht . fmvilez,e Of liii , erting'difterent ad
‘rt'LlY n 12. GO
; 7 4.' Larger AJr rrio.rineat , , , a,per agroement,
3USINESS CARDS.
-- . -- • .
, ...a N -P. 11015AILT, Altort.ey aeLaw,l'imuuts
,/ ~,,,•V for Nee. Vert.. Orrice oppopite AtniTiran
.i.-. frotti , 'itif.....t, Pottirille, Penna.
;;lir.l :14. 1t , 5?... . • ii, , • I7—ly•
114.1. A Mi L. WHITNEY, ATTORNEY
• Law, P„ttrgt tlr,schuylkillr otinty, Pa. Otter
op;ill*lte OP Miners' 113 bk
J.”. 4. N. 51 1-ly
1•!•c: rote C. , II.4LitLER,IIOMi7i()PATFIIC
111';' 4 1 ,21 AN, 8 , 1110Ye , 4 hie Mike to one (trifle
.•• 110,14,4:I, Coal ti‘rret
's .4 ES 11. GLLAEFV, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Loz cuift, 4 , 1 ko - P4Jostine, bas opened d a (Ake
•CrlY t litre s treet,oppoill e
• ,Y, I ttl
i ()UN Et.A 121,.fliATIcE OF THE PEACE
J
11".n.t t 4 entrusted to his cure t
!!!!:.s. And Notr'sfolleeted, &C. OtTire in
•-• Dr, thiberstadre
5 1,5,
ft. tits EL H OF Tilt PEACE.
• .41.1.,mi promptly to Collections,
• --• • P... i+t Ai'.l s:kle of 1t,,a1 Estate, &C., in
tii;,ce to Centre eitrert,oppo
-111,1. • • th.1'.20, 11.15. '
ME
tId.I:II.I.NON 6 JAN. cotimiatt,
.„, omcc Ft
E Oh. •• 11•11• . ' Mr
• r at ,tit thy: 1:0111l.
• , :',tullr., t.. 7.
I) ice 1:1C SI.IT ['SON, liming Engine-rt, has re
-1 "the. to Dr. t;litclitistel'o Omitting', i.rxt
oho ritittittint Etilscopal,Ciirch,
wham• fir will pfofllo-
;(, 311 sit Slit , iltle Of hit profritaittit.
. • 14.tf
W II 1"1.' N E; XCIIA!VGE, COLLEC
,) and General Apency (Mice,
• /to Pottsville, tlealet ID OD
It; ~ ,,y .(;., h 1 :li4ver. DRAFTY on ?Oils
t• lot os fot
NZ, (-5'2
.11t 41 SIIIPPEN. ATTORNEY AND
•~I aeLaw. Philadelphia,willaOrnd
thi all hther.legal busine,e le the yity
and elsewhere
.1. 7 4 rtirth :steel ehilattelphin.
I i,l.v anvxnr., ATTORNEY AT LAW, Itss
..• 1,1 All
• • tym! Wilure lie tor 1.1.111 y,
tlr lei, R. BUtillarS3 hi 111111 will le
aditrets,sl him at either
- -- • - - -
atidlyk, of (teal
1:1 , 1 %Al ; Liking cl..Arzol
itturs, s, ,
r.li....lienet• 11111, C.llll.ity 10.>firy In
Mfice:ll.itatnlutogO.firret,rottevllle.
cllAti. N, HILL,
- • • -
' 1 1 /11,131AS It. ILA N ;1 1 11 ATTOUNI:ii at LA W,
L r attire rn Crlllte Sigre!l . ,;, ,pat
:nn I eto,yls.llll3.
'COB tiI..VIi;,.II , STICE OF 'FILE PEAIT.
zi IVIII .11:• 110 it, 1101 Colitlfl6ll O(, Accoutito,
ro.s.;aly. and d:i dut,t....:lnnettatntog to Lie ottVrr
1 . ..tin,111•• 1) , t-25 , 1,5'2.. 51.1)•
' 11.irt.t.1 tts.q.rriy loyutie
' JANIEti, Ag't.
'tl.tt t ; 4 1(:..rt..t.uve Truth, rttllovltl , ..
1 ._, I 9-tc
A. , AIL I.),—WlliliellV Sd,il. ' 41 , 4 litiou.i, 411 . V af1)11.5 kle
l '- :' n;,11,,,, , L , u 1,1,d iiiid *.r side by the Mtibmettber
1
JItSIN H. JAMES,
. . M .r1",...A r'.iterl ably, e Tenth, Poitgv
— ill,.
r.,,, •.:,,, 7'-53. . • - : , .:4.1('
t. W G FINS Ei:e7.3t &
•), r - at,.! Exrll . 3nge, Tamaqua. Pen n.. 1
tig•affu fur ,ale
ritie. the Wall? pa 3.4-
l , • At :0! 11, flour., to Eligtho.l.
-111.1
17, •
1 1 1 tltV EL PUSIIINIC, Al - T011.NP.5 AT 1..4
(11fire CENTRE: 6ireoi,
of E;i1,,.0.41 31thr.
1,13. _ ,
w.,e. t•LE VEft, formerly or the firm of
kJ. 4s. t l / 4 IV. CLEAVER, ttnetripers and Sur
,.•i oil , I en,' enttagenteoti in o' her pia
,• t• ham •ope tit II ra office, to PottsviNo,l4 here r be
ioea.ted!te •et , the friends pf the .;1d firm, sad
1411 who , ni line of !II pro•
,)! iconie.tiate:y
Mny
_ S tt _
E E ViLL lillellAßD.Attriteys at I.aw
• .01 tv illattyrl,:t•t'Allt,N+ittp,:inti.lited mtitan
.and :.;t• Ct•fhl, titrect, Dell detlf
tt M.,11-1.;,:iit•r••••
=Min
r hit
fl, )1 SIN( xtld
Trtsatt., et tax e, Street; hal..
10ft rte, "Survey. and MI)lt
111'1
....,..!.4.o.llltlttg Hnrtimery, Sr ,
Ag.•nl fur I'nnl
MMMIM
1 , 1 ' t
)1111,-,
~rpt. 91, Iti.'r
• 51A1i, sURCE:tOi DuNTis•r.
,
,kothitg.c.rn, r :%1 A RKT.T and
+4l4F••,§fol: ,10.
.
aaaaa
ib1.7401.11e tPriu,
1. HD
in it : k 1
t
••
SiOVE.
• . - S. I/COVER, t.'":.; ,. •
... , t. , ti.r.5.11.1. and Itctaii tinnier..in Stovcs,Tin
. '.! 't
.mt t 1,1: .0' 1‘.,... 11.i.otfo0tiCe - : to Ida la tends
i I ! ...wet, .. t h.: he still sttntiiinea adding to hi*
i.I ...01 , 1.4.•11.1.,14 i..' hover. `;c. variety ot .
I.tl'o - p. , el' 4'yoklll.:. ',Parlor, 11th'., and Hull
-,,• -' fie !.0. t..,..\ iii" ..li;:i...t and moot iiiiniiiillll
~.'"' 4 "0 '-'l't•'li.k th, rtnion lie would invite
• ...,....!:. L., v:a.., ....1.01.) thing, In ii IS line • of bust- '
! - • I .... .!.. ....I (.1..1.\ II.• fat tnettamtvey i t eroto put
'- ' ~•,.: ...,-,..h-te ile can:give gener.ll.atisractlon •
' ! ...., • -.• 'lli tau .1....80.- ,:upply - any ,tunes boutht
. ....t ...!..nrUchr Na An ...id piatea. - gEate...,or bro. ka,
! ! 1 .. , ;:tlr tilsm. ;.Atuut!..i 1;1, rpeliTction of stovet, %tit
I e. ~.. i 1 rtt t.l.me 5..e5... intpravcil, which, foi the
~t •.... - i t , are. te., ilrriVe,lLlie• nest Stove ever used ;
.. ,-;;,... 1 1.41 - 4ny St.i t , Improved, of 1a53, a new .
ii. , . n 4.• It . r (I .4,3.1. ii,f Coal jig - Wood,:warrotitil to
3 - it.: try', tl. ti,' most perfect manner,
..; ; ... ',1tt1. , . i.1.,114;4-1 1 i - ;`,01...1/-; Ole Nevi 'Yet Lt Cool!,
;....: . ~ Lie..., i . n. tto• .A. , ,,ar i.iik, the Girard Lout,
iii• II,•!,••,.. l' , .i.l.,lliiiriat?ycip,l'inrilAi 1e1'.1111.1 . 0a.-
1•:•. • . • 11 i . i..ii'„ .red a v••.t....•;:t ,- , t !other lank Moves.
.'. rk VaIi..II 8.! Ta.. 1 1 ,1.., 040 choice of I . llll.lr,Offirr,
/Ind 11 th t-ii,vet.;' it.iitiwin.lity keeps 011,iiimil a Wye
a-i-eiri , iii of 'llO and Iron , ware. Root nig ;..tot { all ,
i-
I:tut -I', .d.!„ nanted.la his line of hitittnexo, will he'
Priiiiitit: , - :ended to. • . r. '.V. 1101.1 V lilt
l'atlNVlni., nevi 17. 1:4'5,4. ! , 31 IA
r
...
CIIILLSON'S FURNACES,
, r 4. 111.1114. , n , I','./1.- llritqing.s, 110e;,3; 4,.
..•,,.ili-tr.. I LANAI:I:Z; are lushly recontiden;led I.y
; ...,,,., wie per...tia.andthe'lnietatnentedtrwriing,
4 ;,. , 1 ,.4 w e 's..-Ty [A ni In iiiio; they (10 nol il.i it ur the
,4 . hr.,. n . nto i Le 1... Ni , 1.0.10400 d plea...a hf,healthy
,
tt. 4 hit 4 1./. , ili-.i. I .y,l 1,4 Ni..milatinn lit eoooeB
- '4o,t 11 the. Ut1f , 14.. e. .1 tr• , t'urribeinir tisteil in all the
, ,t,,,.-,; it„,,,, ' 4 , row, liiiihl ' ingit and 'Private Houk , :
..,trt..iily in ~iit, i ;,.... Tili4 *II y'ill al7,:and price
1 ir .iii s'2i' to fitir , I
; i! a ithl.:.;ZtAt. 4- 1:'.: 1 / 4 .1!i.:1,1:!.1 litiri NIANTEI.S.
i ,
% - i'ii ~iiiiiii-Clii In, ,:t.. litirill4if there abort lON
[ ,' :11 , Cl).' iiraiiiiliii .11i1:i•Ii ;.il a ivi , inillitiorird. Th.
. i
~,,„,..1,.,1 li-„,„, 1.1,,L1. 1.. AC,. neautuully ,plaidnr tit.
; ~ r.,... 1114" p a 41,,, ar i d I, i,40 , '1t.0.tr Flame Grit,'., ail of
1,,, ~, i.i. evpitoo. , deugns amtbie• mos} elegantfin-)
RI -c. We 1ntYr.,..0.10 a variety I.lr paur , ro. n 1 I lii..ltiir:. 1
i,l,ti:rif /ran stfum./...5s hit It'; have !fern so recently
ti.,!.. ii....d. !Hey aft tniiiii6li rAiiCI 1111lialinii .tithe
I' 1,...... •.it. tier...l to sr tdr, 4..1.i'r.11 aa• Egyptian, I.allan,
k5i,„ , .,., ,ri..,lialt:ll and othen•,, all of which fog
F. 1,, , ,5ci ,, , t".iS itt , i42-tt, and exritdiyite finici, cannot hr oar-t,
( 0 ,,,,,, i I !,,•!, ~, raid at anout half the cost of ninr•l
Gle, .r.-I , :i iiiriiinparii f itiorably troth the bro.! quill-,
4•,, ,
T:7• ,. 14 ., 4 • 1.1, material T2,,41 which it'll nave already'
4,1 nu. tract_ St i Taste,' much attention and ettetted'ex
,„qtr••••,:,iai •1(t tie Illy...reit 441116raillon. Lathed and gen
.r,ll, ..., sr • InsAted to examine our stork of Mantels
Oil e'" ' , : ,, irri,:iiiir marble. ''.
-..?,, I,V.P.it, i. , . .1 t.a.TENI' rt...N TILATORR for litim•
tbeY., vs. i ,t ;.it seat l'ilitailaya front Ontok mg, and
:' make- Inc,. ii-,ti, i .effastuurity prevents a cut - tent of
- nil .1004 11i...i nintliey. in i'liiy .tituatlon..
.„. .41.• The .0 , - -...er I; ..1 heyti appointed Agent for the
.•eto , (!t' tae :0,, ru,,,,,,,,5,ime mete and Ventilators
;--., t... the MaituiJcntiept, la Srtntylaill County, Who will
....] I.;Tn.ai; then, it rev rattn priyer, carriage only added.
'' . ""`'"'"'" l n ir d: In'"i" , 'Pliutur and recianmendationo
N, s 4) t,,. bad A Sii Sill. , lICI,I, :ILI any liirUilllalinn
4 ,i,:rni Sareirtirliill r ill hr ••••• 0 ,t. ii • t. WaretilMie,
t,' ' . of tne -Mater' Jenr•yal! .ree.
It BA NiN AN, '
;.,•
. .
..
:iOl.-Ageto lor it nuyikillCounty- .
e :IV-
,la 3?
MISCELLANEOUS.
•
LUMBER ! • LUMBER !-.! LUMBER' !!
uockisizneil I,,pr,:lifrPd, to furnish bllie of
I it r ud o rk, totk: nut 'Pow Lopiller to any
and •of tiv lat,tcrt to,vlng - under tutu
••,11,1 Inuit% t hit ;IT. -hrVi,ng ~v, 1 00. 000 fret Of
V. J. HU:II r,s,
~. u
•,rr 13.1y
' •
IRON commiSsio At WARE ROUSE
1:.\71:13 STREE't, .VOTTS VILLE.
. , .
,
' ' iliti 4.,,,..c. riberaa re prepared to furnirli the Trade
•1
7 I V, i ,', 1, ,, 1S rilld Operators. at i'hiladelphia prices
,r, , ,:i,i +,; re , !) wimiesaJe or retall.beet American Bar
1 , i,.11,,i1::, fll d in Pott.*llle, and warranted of
kit ~ er,, ,t yr.iloy. Al!,, ilqin T rolls, aultatile for
- - ; ~.,:: c.ir,:e Cim in ii, tiirnished at ' , hurt notice
,' •: :I i ' .:l t!, Importer. . L:. Y ARDLEV ac SON ,
i ~, , ,: to I' , , N0v..7.2, Itit.3. i ' . 47..1f.
BURTON &;• REED;
n 1101. ES A IZGROCERS
rz li. trikr, F•wit qncl Arch StrrPlS,
llr apt ' lß Call the taunt it'll of the merchants of
ik,;l roart y, 'when vlsiting-or. ordering
••• • • Nak 1/lit always Or. hind a . Well prletled 'tuck
rairolted for the •sountry
‘r.n• , af.ily recelving from the-agri.-
—tvr.; ,
drwit froll,Mutter &c.,
• • thry kat`roiply rtirturru'rfi .11 all
?'e. P), 15
`GREAT SAVING'; -TO MERCHANTS.
:-: --,
.1:6 it ('fill[ te,7 Lc, itt Expeose.
. -
IS': U.-. ;t• , .:::c I: ': "i ' ..;,, , 1;:i1iy "rtnnunees to the
L 1..: -c , lcil !..: :.w rno-Inntly nn nand 0:I, rtnal.
, n.'• 1 . 1 : 0 : !I. • in. 8 I.N .or.lnturt; at his Partnry
, rtn, ,
, •,.. . -
. 1., It .itratil 0 tt• I. to
- '•.• t ~ , t* • : •—• •.: I:: - : ,sal at lower prlrea than
0tr: ,,, ' , 1 , I t +,.. nt!l•r , •rt..hli,hotent.'
t".rl'"'" , , •' ,. nn , ,•, p wst r-, T . / now, al WA
N ftl.:. 0...,!• ~ :-,,,, A
~r•It*V1110•:" - •
'`.....:!
•__ 4m-tt°
IEIIIII
r 4
A ,
IT.- , -1: • •,.• r. • ,n. 1/...ltit,filp Na , w+ro . and ' Art have
•`1 ,i
,t;rnt, .N. eir,itoit.. (.1 1.10.111' )00.n1 AI,LEN'S
. 1, 1 , ,r:;::..1.7i, (;.t 1.1.1:kV. c,rnm 4 ift ( tlattit and
f.. :.,,, ~,,t .T. 1 hv , Uh.1 1. 11t.2t LI" returned to PO!!..
' t
~ • 1 ' .!,... li, p , rionll elitrgf of his rooms, and io
. , r ,l ), ;•, EA'4, .1,, , 01 1 ./iguerreotype n of all who
;•,..,." -we ~ , c,.„„_.,,,, , to the dity,then,and you
4
to gv ti
I a Cnß'Cf. In Fit.
1 ,114.:ii, 1•11 , • do ll Ar mid upwards,
it ,- Iti . :111' , : TIoN 1113410 in the
_nixes of tine
1i,ct!,.[(.:14,1,,,,terfr CJllliend Frames. ,
. 'A. M. 411.EN1.
Ap•t!.,1111..i. tp•tf
.
t ftention!
VOL. XXX.
CLOTHING_
• BOYS' CLOTIIINO. -- F
„
'II ii r .10,actibeta WOUla rthlecilillly I lill.li in theii mi.
inetouvTriends and cuvtom'ery IX Sr huytkitt iri,
that their awn:amnia& Cloilittip Inr Yntstig thititie.;
uteri iv 'awh larger than mt . , and they ale dieptn.ed
to vell riaap. Ptraons living al a divtatice, havvi the
privilege of #irisithging .loth log igihritaveil ii , thiv
.Lore, it-Limy do n.,t silt!. t!.
.
F. A.IIO`IT A. BROTIIER,V • • I
2;2 Chestnut. e I, corner al l'enili,.Philalia.
Anil: 2.1K.3. ' 13.11::?
Vita/fry the true re.3f 01 clicaptifisi. ;J .
CLOTHING ! 'Clothing!!Clothing CLOTHING !. !
'I HZ tonal extensive a6iOrtibent of , -
Clothing in Schuylkill Count). trout 20 7:
to 3o percent. cheaper aril better Made i i/t
than can he purchaeyd elstlybere, is at '
"OLD OAK II ALL," cornet of Centre al.dM alt4itton
go Street..,
, •
. A magnificent assortment of rm.'. anti WINTER
CLOTHING, of the Itlnsl fashionable :styles, liquuvi
on hand and ready for tittle at pitte.stlal DEpv:tiwst.
PETITION . As every article cold at tilts ectiOish
inept is rusnlifactUred in Pottsvill, it is..ll:::tillhu,
expre•oity adapted to Olt region. aid offers greit ad
climaxes ta purclut.tere Over all the very ipefe Fier
1 . 14-made Cliolhirg.
oNE TRIAL will prnve this, heynnd 111 dor4F, to
any who are ctranger:c to the Tao ; and tiito,e:v.ho
have not yet putct.ased their FAI.I. or %i1N,..Tb . ..11
Clothing:wind° well incallaic.tythisefortheins.throS,.
An itumense variety ill • .
. .
IBM
I=
MEI
stiitable lur the at••t.on, Ilt et.tn ntrly !VW pet.
Iteuu•mbep tin• old .t. 11141.•• %)1.1)1iAli If At.1.,c1 1 1-
rwr of Celan. and Mahantongo t treets.
EDWARD T_. T A V LAIR, Prurtittoi.'
(Late Lirlq•corT dr. TA VLOII,/f,lijiirtYrS nSClotlinand
Dry Gooda..)
INZI
A cArtn.-ci,wma? .. r. TAvLoit. 11vr441.41:1
Tailor, Would rennett folly call the att. ntion of 146 nit
morons friends and the public ko ht 3 Fall and Nv
iu
ter,Sinek - of (Ami:, Cahstinerso Elerant Veistlne.,
r.elerteo front the beat niarketit, whtrh hr.,ir pre
parr d in3ke op 'order, nt very moderate
• An assortment of Olove:?,lie refit ietr,tiu=pend%t6,n ilk
Shirts, kr.•
Agent tort I. Ne:w Park , Lottdon'and lln r Akio tug.
Yotravllle. Oct. Y 1652.
ECM
IRON FOUNDERS.
POTTSVILLE IRON 17470RE5.',.
C . D.s—MASON & CO, .1j1>::1•1 , .("I'
fully announce to the publie [hit they
have taken the Eotabluttnnent h none
r-- an the Pottsville Iron Work a ..11 Nol
wegian nlrrrl, where they are prev3rellio katil.l ell
kwdcof Steam Engints, manufarture
and M:Arbinery of almost every degeription,fae thr
shortest. notice ,and nn tr.. Inns" ro?nAllinabl.y. l l” . ..
—Kr tiutiS 11( . 1111 . ahIond, 11, wsul of Strain I,hsine•,
wllttiod 4 to thcor advantage in 41,, them a c;s11 br.
far, E . ll2leing elsewhere. INlnv II /C.
IEII9
DEAVEIit MEADOW IRON woßiss.
s. huhsoN. IlltiN and keILkS.S
Tnunder, teipeetrully an
rolls. and the., public, glue rally:, shirt
he t , lolly prepared, at the abiese
to no nufacinre Sieom Lneines of ' t...vety
Pumps. Railroad and Drift edts.and isvurylothur
deal upuon foiroli and liraaa the
Oual liritlitig ar “ther Liisincsa, ou the 1110,11
tersni. Also. litutiing Cylinder, for Blast Furpacess
un.l Machine work in geae•ral.
Repairing of all kinds Alone with n•. 0111.
patch, at the lat.:Lissa price, Ali work flirnislied,by
ben will he warranted' in p...tiorm well. 41..
aulieit the curtinn.of thuae wbo May want Eathl , . , in
his Hue In IMP+ vicinity: All .elders is, ills meet with
Immediate ah.l attention.
S, W. II Ul)stiN
March 15,1651. 114)-
Din
POTTSVILLE ROLLING MIL/i.
ait"THE roViiriCßlßEttrio r . vorpertfoltiS au
nounce to the public; Abut rtter , i'oior
RottluteM ill ea now roinpletet. ~.t:n..l in
full roperaitcon.anol that they are piettr-
Col tu rustoply all kinds of liar. lion ..r ea rtuoi,l 'Ollll,
witicti thny will was taut to: be ..ieerint init i a3:it)
to any obtained from atrrooru,' it t the saint. Imre i..
Ttoey rotor° totoonufucture I Ha t 1,4 liar Or air rot tho•
Cuilier it, and Ltirtal;linada, wßogt,ing Iron, 'lli to :.0
Rt. per yard. mud.. of the brat Iron, and % . - 6i ti. w ill
tie .fun lid nourto rho:afour than life Minot l'ett 311;01, •
Itrine piactirnimertinnics,':t,l having aid c..ti,od
eratile eSperience to the Iron busier:„ they 11 ittt.r
(hematites that T h ey can give elan.. $all•Caell'ol, In
purchit•era,anii 1.011 3100 mai,. it their interrat to pa
trorittr lint., niantanctures. ..
- . HARRIS, [ATMS!! & ht.
Dec.o,lol . . -49.4 f
.
WASHINGTONIRON WORKS •
•1
..,
--J , POTTSVILLE, PA.
..
liellJ. WREN & Ilftri'S. rei , pertitilly id
vitt tlie.attentlon o 1 the Let-tuna cumin
unity to' their New Machine Shuj, and
. Foundry, ri el:led between CO.ll, and
Rall-road Street,i, and fronting un Norwegian sired,
where they ale prepared In cordite all ordi.is: JS a
fur Machinery at Braes and Iritn,anclia, Strm'
Engthint, all kande of tiearing fur Iliilling Mille,
Griot and Saw NI Ilia, Single. and IlUtible-ai tiny
Fowl:., Coal ilreakers, Drift Cate, all kind of Rail
road caet,,,g,,,..tich ao Chaise, fur dot and T,:v,,,i;
-.Frog., Has schen, &e.; all kind, of reef and wrinittlit
!run Shafting. tieing Nadir:lit Meellunieft, it 0,1,0 tier
having =ilea, demands of ihe' coal Rego!. itoe- 4,
study for yeara, a11 , ,1 all Mode •,f Machinery - Ili 'l.heir
Intr. of bust ileum they flitter thelliaetVeii ' I hat , Iv'nrk
done at their Eot•bltiihinent will eive satlidacqiin sty
all who mitylionot.tbent with a cull. Ail orders tea,k- .
rally received and priimittli ete'ritted medic tn , 4 , t rea
aonable teinte., • JOHN 1 - ' , . WREN,.
EEO
EMI
EMI
Ti 1o M A ....,, wlt t.: N ,
• . .1 A
,N 1 Es IN ILE N.' ,I.-
_
Oct . 2.185?.:. . 4i.14;
, . ,
TO COAL OPERATORS AND OTH RS,
PIONEER. BO 1 I,E1: iVoR K.*D
ME
rilHE' Subscribers respeettahv invite the
tiun of the trunitles coutnutiuty to their . 3oiler
work:, on•the Inland ntljotnih.: thti Pioneer!!Eur
mice; Pultm . tile„Pu., where t;.ov are prepated to
Anit.ratliteture.
- BOILERS OF EVERY I.O.:SERIPTION,
Smoke Stleks,'Air'Stacks, F.a..-1 Pipes, Ocionie
term, Drift C.leirs &e. I.lohcrA oh head.
Being practical Meet,lntes end having for ?years
devoted them-elves entirely to tho, brunet, of bur,.
ac-s, they latter themselves that work doiie at,
their estalthshment null glee satisfaction to:ll4l4'W
may fat or a call. 1,14,v:dua1,. and Com
panies will tied tt I:restl i i to thou uilvantage ox
e.mine the'r work before eugagmg el,ewher,;,
JOHN ,N 7 JAME?; NoBLE
llay 5, ISSI 114-11
FIRE INSURANCE.
rIIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE c6N!PANV
OF PHILADELPHIA.
O FFICE No. 1 Olt it e
t l E o - j l in u o t t ,.. s ., ir,rt,lll.lr S't
4 limits Di', Batick.er, ' George IV. Rii.ti . ,,o,
l'liiinias Ilart, , Mordecai D. Let) vi,.
Tobias Wagner. • Adolphe L. Rorie,: 4
SaltillelGreint. . David S. Brow', '
Jacob R Siiiilb, . "iiilttk Patterson. i .
runtinne to make Insurance, pe intalwitt-or bunted
on *witty description of property, in town tinilci,mutry
at rates as low as alecpnsisteut with st Clarify; ,
The Company ha no, re,er nod a Liege Confrit gent
which with their 111111:1i htitl
invented, atrorit protouioii aistitttl.
1 he 119SeIS of the Company on Januarylst, r.b
ptialtshed agyeetildt• to
. .M1 Act of Artsertittlyi %cert. as
follows', viz
Morlpage.A $8110,551115 St4;elc.,. 51'=5611 25
fledEsini,-.; 10.4.25 S 20
rempr•rnry,'.
Lo2its„ • 125,452 142 ' 41,222,1i9r;
Since their iticorporattah, u period of • .4hieeh
ye . 3rd, I hey, have paid howaid9 ofvne million Ito n hp
dee'3 thousand dollars,. loses by lirerlherehyrtlinnl
lua et thence of the advatitager'ortnsuranre,is tyell
a. the nhiltly and Ji•position to 111,r( WI(11 prompt.
4.lllhttal - .
CHARLES N. BAN CLIER, Prehlitehi.
C. HAM:KEIL riecrrtaisi.
1 he a utocrthnr hoe been &wonted agent fpn the
above mentonddnnstituuon, snd is now prep.ari.e to
make info rant 0, on 0011 ry deeeript ton property, at
the lowest rated. ANDREW JOISSUI.; .
Potter 11,1951 • = 2-
TUIRD ANNUAL. STATEMENT;
ar IF rm.; STATE MUTUAL FIRE and SlAltlisiE
IJ INSIJHANCLMOMPAN V of PENNIALMANIA•
Ilrartr.h Ottire, 145 CIIESTNUT Stre.t,ThiladiAphia.
Assets May I. I t.. 52, • • 5'209,111 - 6 SI
Prertilltrot tet.esyed to sltil I I . 135;95f1 St:
Interest on I,4ans;:a., ,
.I;'ful I 9
Capital Stork.. • • 10tr:,600
gi4e,,tE3 '26
•
LOsseg:trxpensto, e ,
turned premturni,. '*"4.7,1•61
*336 4 11,, 70
i N‘, I:'...INIENT:;..
Bond,,Mortgagef. ididq...:a.d °lt, r'...1.,d li :.
sleCUrilif?o, SICI,4EI 9S
PI i.,lniu m notes, , 1714,016 31
-
Ca=tinri baud. . •—lt..fi2o .21
Tot II ant'. atreooutcre fia1;1« f.tr 10 A.'1 , ,335.5,:t1e , 70
Thi, Company tnlitrew on building. prirwtusilly or
linlited; alto, on ail kmdr of merthandize and fur
niture by the year, on the moat reniouable tprin,
Appllcltionc:l"r I nset Bore in the nt•ove rqmpany
are reepeetrolly enitrited by
.1011 M T.•SID.FNEtt,
oFFlcE—in C.F.NTI3I - . yttreet, 3.tdoor ahoy! , Mar.
Itet, Pottoville.
/the 11.1m53. 21-I r,
0101/AWE VALLEY •
F. 4 MITERS' INSURANt'I,: CO4IIPAM
lacuTlA. NEW It !::;.*
Capita/ 5200.000 Well an./ •, rel 4 iant.F4
• .1)111E - CTOR , ':
ADAM' VA Y P•TTC7s, that I MDTat!
WILLIAM RECTOII, 1•P.1,11
CHRIILEI S•NDB101, PIIILIt 11. DEBICR,
ABRAM W. TOLL, 6 ISA• 4 LORICK.
iRMLO W. PANGS. h!t. HENRI A. BELT
4:111 cute 11. ToLt., EStcHol, ti 11800101:
Jotim 8. 1.•9d1'.u.
A. VA PATTEN,Pte4'L IJAIIPER lICLL,Re
Wa.'Rcurott, X: ire i'rt-et.l)l RRi i W. T.“ L, Tteti:r
~. .
KENNETH Ita'r.six•om, Jon., General A ponti No 3
Gtorno firovt.Ttenton N. J. "•
lIIIFEP.ENCES. •
.
lion.H.ll Johnson, Co., indee.Schoner . tody
. " Jno. E. Cline, Sbeiltf, • "
, " D. I'. Forma; County Clerk, ••• - ' -
Abram A. Vaniforat, Mayor.
•• M. Mpr., Ex-Mayor' ,
D. Wriabt, Recorder, Albany. •
H. 11. Vara Dyck, Proprietor A i 1;:l ft V Atl . lll. '
Jacob G. Senders Esq.
. Thomas Clark, 1:',94 , New York.
a". Polic ie. of Insurance againet Fl.o, and alio In
land policies on COAL'and BOAT:4, cOnaigned 1.,
Philadelphia, New York, and Eastern Port...loaned
by J. F. WHITNEY. .
Agent for Schuylkill County,
°t rice orti door to Mlneik' hank.
June 25, 8.51. 2.0-tr .
.. .
111
FRESH SUPPLY PAPER HANGINGS
• 1000 PIECES.,
Till:subscriber 'llll4'juci received a fresh supply r.f
1 Paper Hammes. embracing many new witte,rs,
cheap and handsaws, among which are some hand—
some patterns 24 low as b cents ft piece. which is oh
ly one cent a seed. Hie enck of paper Hanging.,
now OplbrAC e 4 2 hnut 10,000 pieces, and'the variety
as great al can be found in nr.ity stores in the cities,
.and proves a shade less. „
Also, a fresh supply of Curtain Paper, wliblesate
and retall,ar, B. /3401 N
Cheap nook and Paper elOre
J:in. 14,1851. 52
,
FOR 1854,—* cotilPlete ailKirt-
LA (nem of Mattes (or 1851, vitious sizes.. Physi
cian' Vhltanig Mai a (t,r 1851,. for sale by . •
I:I;IBANNAD.i.
THE
PUBLISHED ' EVERY SAi'VRDAY goßs . l - Nq BY . ' 'BENJAMIN, BANNAI . ,__ . P.OTTSVIET,E, STHIALKILL COUNTY, ,PENNSYLVANIA.
llCA'rr CLOTHING,
INDEMNITY
I F FICERs
I=
. • „
• ;
it&'•• •-;
I: WILL TEACH you TdriEacr THE BOWELS OF' THE EARTH, AND.!.I3RING
. [ OUT FROM THE CAVERNS OF MOUNTAINS, METALS WHIP I f. WILL OTVE grEENGTH TO ant HANDS AND SUBJECT ALL NATURE To ca:B * HsE AND rt.EAsinte.—Dr. Jalnson
MANUFAMMES.
CHITTA PERCitA vs.INDIA laTl3l3Elt.
.
' sOMETIINC ENTIRELY NE*.
ri , ift, N. American EuttaVercha
now offering at wholeaale a g
reat Vulcanized of
ctothiue, &c., made , iron' Rider'a Patent
Cutia perch's, of new styles and beautifill
These goods are Water-prooi free from , unpleatiant
smell', pliable and elastic like India-rubber.and Obi
injured by fatty solirtances, and will not decompose
and hiCOMedtickY• , They are very different In char
acterfrom any other goods heretofore made of Cum
percba,titrier In this country or Europe, and are
warranted [(island ailclintatre.
Capes,
the varOy may be found Coats, Cloaks,
Capea. ponchos. Beefing Jackets, Overall, Legates.
don-wester', Cape, Camp Blankets, liaise Covens.
Shower Malts, Syringes, Breast Pumps, Rails, Fend!
acid ;ink Erasers. I Gas-hatr, Spuritnen`a Drinking
t‘tenni Packing, Machine _Belting. Carriage
Glottis, ic ., &c., W' i ith a very cheap and effective Life
Preserver, made expressly to meet-the new passer,-
get law OCongrent. All of a finish and qUall:y supe
rior to auy other !water-proof goods now -before
the punkt. For rale at the WAN EIIOUzIE,SO Cedar
Street.. New Yore{:
Dealers in water , proorgonds are Invitedlo examine
there gonda, htllieVing they will find Main C115•PEll
AND . :FAR 4trEittoß to snythlng!hey 'hwie ever area
before. ,
order' to any extent elerittedlar short huttre.
WILLIAM RfDER,
F:. R. litirtane, Pres't N. 4 . .0. P. Co.
Treasurer and Seery.
AngustV ..
, .314 m
it NEW ARTICLE. .!
%F: FORD
A..
7,7 - •
'
PATENT VENITRAN tIL4SDS
PlI IiESE Minds overcome the only lObJection to
this highly useful and ornamental a p pendage to
every v, ell furnished house. .Thay are.° arranged:Jig
to itt from the lisp of the winaowlie well as
hoo.t at , from the bottom. or can be :Olipended at
point between, giving free aceeve to light and
ail whet, required, affording every 0144)1141mq of
e leamna Oman from the don't.: They ate as :fatale
atiengemeot and Firmly as cheap as 1/?r ordinary .
I,IIIIJ. .211 I ask . Ir, that yult, (all and. r - I,oaine thou
before
5u,..01:4, Reed , Blind'', Hoff
84 . ade, ( :Itt Ices, Hands and Plna,lllllclothn, ike '
•
'1.6 - react) SIII.UEK run Siva% WimbOws palmed
to order. Wife-cloth Window et.reeuantannfacturt d
to order. he‘nithill y•land+exped ur Piblm - .
F. rORD,
‘Vtiolvalle and Rrtatl Drater. No.ll Sem h
Eieloh St ,:!.1 door belifw Narket,Pliiidd'n
May 21 jes3. . • ; , - ;•31 7 1%. '
MOROCCO. FACTORX;
t it) K'4 UO, LF.ATOER ANI) 8110 E .Fl\Dl\C
l .tan ,ai ilc rr'• hid Brand, on Ral)i& d Slh I,
POT'I`PIVIL LE,
The undruovied re,pectfully Informs - Ihe cunt°
inele of the alooie w.ll known eetablAhment,tha
ho• 11111 eonlinne the MAN JFACTURE uf
'AIOROCCO,
Such as French Hat
. 6
Book iSindiro!), Pint &Es., afid
pliantly lift% p grtirtal :As3a/V(OIPM ail all
prnJaui •
• LEATHER, 5
tlttli.T.lnned:an,lll...l Solt , Leatiter, Mlaitfib
Iry filly,. French boil y CAI( Skins. h
Miners' Upper • Loathe*,
a variety of Shot Etrllogs, voila As. Thread:,
Pegs, (lamps, ekr., 1;0., all of will- be
4011 i al the 1.0 WEAT CABII PRlllEti.
JOHN LAMINNIG.
All hlndsLf Skins, such as iiherpi'lluai, Det%i
Acc„ and also gilinac,taken in ,schanga for Ixaihor
;ii,the night -fit marketur paid lot inCAItIW
1'0(1;1011e. Oct. 29 MY. 444 C
PREMIUM PERFUMERY
2 EVERA - 1, Prize Medals have been 311irded to F..
1,1 MrFLAIN for his superior Perfuinery, Fanty
Soaps and Dentrifices,by different Inst.!(yea during
the last nix years.
E. McCILAIN, Manufacturer and Impinter of the
ilium. Dig articles. namely:-Ills celebrated Vegetable
flair Otl, B'ear's Oil, Beets Ma - rtow, find Tinstrel,
'0 different kinds of eitrarto for the Ilandkerrhief;
Cologne , . iootlaitsteir, air.; also, hit}': unrivalled
Magnetic, lloney,OryStaline, Winsor, W alnut, and
a varirty of other Fancyi Soaps, for washing or sha
ving ; Pearl Powder, Lily White, Alabaider, Powder
Puffs Clio bes,liat, Ilsir, Shaving and Thoth Brush
es ; Port Monnaies, Dressing, Pocket, and Fine tooth
youths; all of which ran be purchased cheap fur
raib at No> lOG Nortlitith Street, below Kate, Phila
delphia.'
liberal discount to &aim. •
' Sept. IMay 15,'5322-10fiij •!:
govErc awn. , IMPROVED-S=li..
- _ pßess , , MANti
"TIIRERn, DIE
SINKERS,
l'a'nd
ifiR*VERO, No.
i 1111 C K Street,
Philkelp/att.
T !'• improved
PrivislVl neat
tproviment ever
old Ptyle HEAL
tESS;talt bringa
a ahperlor
—miloni With the
grraiest wave; i, tight'. durable, and nohltely:to ge
~ut of ordnr.,
•
''Pike of Press and 'Seal, all completeVfront - 85(to
+9lO, wires varying ureo riling to sizes or:Press, and
wark on tint r eat. : •
(trilnrir. received through Ina il,promptly attended
to, and Pre,jaem sent trnany patt, of the cvirtitry.,
del 5. 50,1,153.
COACH MAILING. '
r i 'HE Subscriber, being about to Introttuee tram
k.l . ,grver and otherwise., enlurge the
or Ills ultvady extensive 4n-
Invites the attention of
the public to his tunnu facture of Coach- " 4 . 17 -all~°`
en. WaknoS nod Velittles or eveiy descriOtion.
11uving every department of the CetsCh.making
busitwin at hand, enlplaying only the best workmen,
and using the be-d material.; dealer, ton sure' of
iecuring sal kfai tory vvork . .
Veliteltii,ol early and finish mad i:to order.—
itep.ms ,neatty and substantially donell: re Orders
ir,mi Abroad proltl attended .tly aended tn.
rthop, Morris •Aticlition. Centre St., 4party
oppo
+tiethe York State, Pottsville
. 'GEORGE JEASiNINGB.
Much 19,1953.: . 12-11
. ' 1
.• BOOR BINDERY.
THF: ciulcscilber announces to 1110 I < ./.
friends and the public that he has ,
math - ic concaderable addition to Itio Book
It idety, aiul has :uncured a Bonk Binder 4 7 .
!tam One of the hest Binderies in Phila
delphia, acquainted with the latest stylerelf
and who will turn out his
.work far sup4ior to any
thing heretofore produced in Pottsville. honks bound
In any style ni Binding, e!ther Plain or In rull' gilt
•Tit tkey Morocco. • •
Blank Books paged or play 1, made to i'lny %pattern,
.11,0 printed and ruled at pitees lotto; than in (he
city.
,
. 111.ukg bolt illi by the quantibir,and Pakr rule d to
Pattern by / 11. HANNAN.
April
-3,1552. . ; 14—
•
• ?RAl:fro'
1.1., who want Acts of the real C0i.;? . ..1t0e &11(7u.
I mike should tie pattarular to ironed the stanit*•,
as there Are. varioux tountetfeits and, :ifhtt2tione
clamped Coffins it labelled much libeatttru, which
are frandulently cold in some palm of:The United
Huiletra.i'aur manufacture. They are made in differ
pre parts, of the country by sat loud ,nse.ntakere, and
are genetally of very inferior qualitY. The genuine
Colinn a us, which have acquired muchezi cosier.
retaliation, are itivatlaibly ~ t amped . 11111.1.1&11 &
CO. HARTFORD," and each axe has a r ptinted label
uuh toy signal lire It i, now mire than TWEN't'V
v e vr: sus since we commenced the businein. with
hT, , tamit of & Co., Hartford." dud I do not
knew of . lily Other are-Maker by the, name of Collins
in the Fulled Slate, . SAM. W. Ci)I.I.INS.
•
Miguel 2u, D,53.
_ _
REMOVAL.
P/ERsoA' 4- DTA /USN T, (late It 14: Pier.con.
147/10LESALE and Retail BLANK BOOK MAN
`( El - At:TITERS and STATIONERS bane re
from No. a 2 ,oath 4i h :Street, to W. Cot'.
ner of 4111 and Cherry Streets, PHILADEIE.PHIA.I
Arecnint Hooka of the finest quality, together with
all kinds - of superior Stationery, suitabldilar ' Bank
ng ar CoMmercial purposes, constantly ;On hand.—
Hoek* ruled to any pattern,and made i,i the most
durable mattaer.,tit the shortest not iceto! All work
ws rranted. l';
to- Banks. (Mire, and Merchants supptiO on mod
rthle berme.
(~cl. 1,155:f
- • PORT CARBON
,SUAP AND CANDLE FACA'CRY.
sOlowriber announces to the public. that he
I,,nufactures all kinds of soap and: candied a t
his FAcioiy, to Colt Carbon, elchuylloll county:
ss filch be WEI warrant to be equal trt'nuality, to
any obtained abroad. and at lower priceifthaitaintl
lar articles'ran be purchased In Philadelphia or elie
whets.
The MKWin market price for tallow'wilitepaid in
c•aiiii at his Factoty.,
• OVITERMAN. , •
Ocioh..r 22,1422
• Beautiful Cottage Furniture.
- 1 , HE subscriber is receiving from the,bret ?da'nu
-1 factories Witte Clay, a large lot of trotiage Furni
of the latestand nioet beautiful ratterns,ern
bracing whole setts, all of which will beardd atreity
prir..s, carriage, added. . .
li.• also. keeps on hand,and manufactures
.10 order,all kinds of Household Furniture,
0I- latest. utpat lailiionable and drairable
Ydtrerns, all of which ran be examined gt Marti
ROM , . rnlrllrr of , Ceptre and Union streets; nearly
opposite the Episeopal Church—all of which will be
sold at the Verylowest carer.
HENRY Gftt r P.PATi.o.
Apiil 2,1-853.
COACH MAILER'S , REDIOVILL .
• TM: FIiBi?CRIBER HAYING FIT
tel iipone of the large.tt Cciach Shops
In the state, in Coat Stiek;Potteelile.
nestroJ. H. Adains&Co.'aticreen
Facteri, Mbere his facllitle• for manufacturing an
hinds of Currtageaand Light Waggon', cannot be tut ,
peeved—being a practical Mechanic, and; baiting a
numberef years' t.tperiencr in the buslneaa, he hopes
to flee general
Alt h lade et Carriages and Light Wagons kept en
hand. Al.o.ilecond-hand Wagena,,tc.
All [(TGIF■ neatly. done UraerF froth a dietinle
promptly attended to.
WIATAit A. KI R K.
•21-tf
lone, 5. 18C'
' PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
.
- ,DICKINSON respectfully announces in th e
public that he has purchased the entire stock of
the hie firm of Moreton Dickinson. and intands
earrylng nil the Plum - bine business in all' Ifs branthea
at the old smut ander the Pottsville Donee, where
he hopes; by attentim to business. he may be able to
merit a share of the !Melte paironere. Ile-.w gear
:lnter his work to , be as good, and it will be done on
es'yea.oltable terms as can he . done elsewhere. 1
11. DICKINSON.
Anneal 27, !N53. s3'df
' LEATHER. • •
FRITL 4 lIENDRY, i .
Store No 2) NOrtii TIHIO St., PhilOdelrliia.
11 ANIIFM*I riarriers, Im
porters, rornmiebth and general Leather Ilusi
nete, wholesale and retail. Manufactory a 15 Mar
gareua tllrert. Philadelphia,
J sly 9,183.3. ,58-ly
ILIST REGEIVED.—A large asionmene of
ople.ndid Perfumery, &a., from thegfilabifactorlei
of7ulea Ilauel & Co., Million and others:
MI those who want nue NifinelYj fall at' C.
BARLET'S Book'and.VaTlety Stoic • '•
Jan. 11, ISM Lit :
AND ' POTTSVILLE - G . :ERAL . ADVERTISER.
PHILADELPHIA.
.0111TMIDEN'S
C-0/11/44*-CIAL INSTITUTE.
140 ChellAitt Street Philadelphia. - •
PDT brancl4ilaultit are=
1100K-REEPING,
' WAITING, and
• - : : COMIIERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
OPEN DAILVand ar Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday EVENINGra of etch Week. .
q , ,t4. It. CRITTENDEN, Principal.
Jan. 2.a, 1564•':•; 4-3 m
LEAD, •EINW, IRON . PAINT, OIL AND
:.?:; COLORS,
Manulacture4' . ..by - FRANCIS S. LEWIS .
repreitnio by LEWIS, • JAMES • k CO., 135
Sontbj'ront Stfeet;Ph!ladelphis. .
Orders IlanlAlly received—punctually attended
:0, guarantee,d, tit€ give t ton, end otiered for
m
ale on the Ostii-liberat. term , :
For sautples:.:a.ud particulars, please address as
above, - !
Jan. 13,181 V 2.3 m -
J. E. GOULD,
*LICOILIIsaR TO A. FlaT.
No. 164 C 11E44 NUT Slow, Swat vt's But
I . 4i!,IIILA . DELPHIA;
EXTENSIVIC,MIISIIII, PUBLlelllEit.end Dealetin
Muutcal Inirpiments of every deserlption.
Exclusive Arkelit lot the sale of 11a1.!
&LT ) " (I.lf4ton) P.s•ratrr:
rinannetost IlampGL ..Eelios and ritti•'
et PlAaitiel, L:pilberi'..l Boudoir 11-
anos, AtelodecieS, Martin's. Guitar:, 11arps, Violins,
Sheet Mu sic, atuttir,•Musle lloak4.
'Residents ofAhs coilnlty will be supplied by mei/
or otherwise With m.y: magic they may 'wl•sla., et as
low ralra as if yorchuarl ia osmon. illaving use of
the !attest siocke in the. Untied Stat.•: , , I fed confi
dent of satisfYin , gull who may fasor me with a call
or order.
Dealers iii Music eupplied on the lanai liberal
terms. • Planalt7t O let. 'IOI sale.
Mayl4. 1853. '2O-1y
• • • DAVIS
•
•ci DVIIYIII in
LAMPS, LANTERNS A-
N. E. eigizer Fourth and Cheuy Ste
jj A %INC digs/Aril and ttn.noverl. their F , tore, and
11 having thZ•: . fargegt agsortinent of Lanrpg to MIA-.
delphia, 3 now pteliated lit Gnutah hoe, 11,1,
C.1:41911ENE.1 BURNING FLUID,
Ethereal oil. eridegenit Oalt and Lard oil; Larong,Lan
refll9, of all pa erns_ Fancy Hotel att.! Ilall
lairandoles, Candelbrag, and Illitarinta
Lamps, at thy.Yarinraottrers. lotve.t
Lamy. by the•Rarettage, at a ant ill aitioini•eoli,r A ile
lion pricer' ;Oiling large tilartularturere of Prue all,
Burning Plurd.lEthertiol oil, Aleoloil. aml only
troi.) l'hni9te,frailta.„,tboy can forni.li theoe art ic lee
at bath pylSi+Oat Alettii4tita will find it to 4d•
vantage trikAiiii:.rheiore going- elgewtier,. )iitt
want bargalOPl.Alao,ttie etalrly Fluid La [(q.t. iort,i,
Meld IT. ItlS.. 19 15
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opened a P . . Tapia:fedi CaGiarf atigr - ifaak .torn,
at" 4.31 Arch Stir.et, Philldelphia, between Oixitt and
s.:venth street') and ate•prepared to furnish :ill theft
works on Phreholugy,'Phystology. Water Core, Mae ;
netism and PhOnoginplay at Sea York prices.
i'Vrn Profeaninnal Eiaminations, with charts and
full written deieriptiona of ( haracter. given .1.3 and
evening. ' I-,'.. ,
Cabinet freeAn viaitors. •
- PhiladelphiaMee. 31,1115.3. , 50-3 m
. ..
• rpiE PER CENT..
:.;SAVING FUND.
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Ciutxteserl:l;9l . 4 he Sias, of Pennsylvania, 1541
!JVITat mutt 11250,000'.
TM SAVING FUND of the National Safety COM
pane, No: Walnut Street, two doors above
Third, PhiladefOla. Is open every day from 0 o'clock
A. 51.. to 7. o'ot.rtek. P. M., and on 'Apulia.) , and Thurs
day evenings LIM il 9 o'clock. This institution Is well
know n.as 4t . the A3reet and beat managed in tbli
country, and Ays Five Per Cent. Interest on money
paid in there. Qom the ' day of deposit.
Any aunt friini, one dollar upwards is tecelve.l, and
all sums. larger small, are paid back on demand,
w bah( not icei •to any amount
The SA.VINtI; FUND has fostrvigesMsound Rents,
and other first . 081. investn3enu Ail I well secured,
amounting to Aitif a million of dello rb fur the security
of depositors.:'..t't•
Otago No. la AFalnut Street,2 door.; xbovr 3d,Phll
adelphia. • ' •
lIONMENRY BENNER, President.
• ROH•titT SEII.FRIDUE,, Vice President.
TH oz. T. Sittag, Actuary.
• .8.0.A.RD OF ItEFF.ItEES:
Hon Wm. ;111ihards, Pottstown, J. 0. Rt.reeper
Esq., Editor Offthe Ledger. Pottstown J. M. iSrlis.
nerrisn, Esq.. Editor ache .lerutvatist,tittippackville,
Enos Benner,,Esq., Editor of the Feratsr's Friesit.-
Plumnylown Bon. Joel Jones, late Mayor of Phila
delphia ; .11on.i3ohn Robins, Jr.,: member of con
gress, 4th distrlet...Ps.o Hon. James Pago, late Post
master of Philidelphin; lion. Wtn. Pennington. late
Governor of•syw Jersey ; John G. Brown. Esq..
Pottsville ; Etegerleli Lauer. Esq.,
Fhllad'a.,Oct(ss,'st.l?.pril23,'s3.l 23;53. 17-Iyl St—
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itt,scit.bera Invite yotir attention !o their
stock °COIL, CANI)I.EA AND'
F
y offer at ilie
ORISALg lowest market TateP. t,ON ATA T-
I
Hleachd and Natural 'Winter and Spring Sperm
'Bleached Wl:titer and Sprins Lod Oil,
Extra While:Winter Solar Oa,
BleactMd Ekejihant Oil, (Winter and Spring.) •
Strained Nut).tt WeatCnant and Polar Whale Oil,
Wrnterland'S,Pring Whale Oil, blearhed,
Straits Rankand Tanners' Ott,
Machinery nail Oren:kg Oil,
New,BiidroitY Sperm whiten,
Pate nWolithicd,SpeuftY.ttitlles, (Colorola nd Philn)
.ritearine Can Ales,,
Piiee'neatenatandles,(l,o) whictrwe are 9 , rie Asti)
Crystalline sin] Polished Candlen. Foi the those
Candles vie rekeived the first premidrn (a Silver
dal') from the:Franklin Institute, and a Diploma from
the Sate Agricnitural Snelety,at their late exhibitions.
Toilet Almoriltiand other Fancy Sna'p, •
Yellow4rovsn, White and Ltdatile Soap,
Refined Speraiai'eti in C's ken,
BiII,DIN & PRICE,
OW store at,uer,
ARCH Street, l'hihtilelphia.
Mav I.lv
1M M ENS E',AND:II TTIt ACT' V E it CK
MORlftli/lIIL. HALLOWELL et
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AvIN4. AEMOVED Into their splendid new•
warelieue4:isntranee .No. 147 Market. and No.
21 North I?oit6h Ytteo, are opening rot the Soling
trade tor deseiltment or
Silk and I.Fancy Goods)
that, for eitdit !and variety - , will eurpeee• env atock
ever, offered jit'thut Market. =Entering Into their
new store,•witith Is one of the- LA RGEST IN AMER
ICA; with a Witness of en unusual amount already
established, kitil intending largely to increase tt,esz
pedal!) , witthihowe who buy FOR CASII, and be
lieving that itie•falrest system in jobbing goods is to
have UNIFORAI PRICES, they will be compelled to
sell at mach stash k prelSts Mimi can possibly be al
forded where , faug ciPilitP d i ke given.
Under theta : OASII AND SHORT CREDIT system
the neceseltiliar charging large profile, does not es
lat. and by 'eking their goods ata very smell advance
-on the foreign c gost, they intend to make it the inter
eel of of eveiiyjudge of good., to buy upon the fol.
owing TERDIS
CASE! BUVIERS wilij.eceive a discount of SIX
per rent., if We money:be paid In. par funds, within
ten days fro*.•date of bill. •
Unc.urrent Money will only be takt.n at its market
value on MP day It is rem Ived:
To merctiaii( of unilonbted standing a credit of
SIX monthe:vTill be given If desired.
Where money it remitted in advance of maturity
discount•aOhe rateef TWELVE PER CENT. per
annum will •
10,5 m
43-iy 1_
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They alltjfato merchants visit ingibie Eastern tit
iea, the fai:l69'2n examination of their stock, being
satisfied thks they Wlll'be convinced that It Is not fnr
their interCsiAti pay the large profitifthat are Aliso-
LIITELY zasENTIA4 to those who give long cre- ti
dlts. /4.I I :HALLOWELL, A.M. LITTLE,
J , Ln,llALLowest, T. W. SWEIEV,
13% lIUTCHIN , IN, • JAS. TRAQUAIR.
' 2-2 m
MILLARD.
PREMItR•44I'INIT IN HAIR, 1'77 - Chestnut Gtr.
opposite - Gin State - House. PHILADELPHIA. in
ventor of the . eilelinited Gossamer- Ventilating Wig
and Elastic Band Toupaces. Inatruellons to enable,
ladies and kentlenien to measure their on ['lined*
With aceurai.o
For IVlgOnehet. Troupes, 4. ~S'alps,
No, I The (Mind of 'ths No. I From forehead to
head.* back Its far as bald
. 2 From forehead over 2 OVci forehead, as ,
the head to neck. far as required.
3 From air toes lover 3 Over the crown of
the LOC. the head.
4l' - -44 tr
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rom eat to ear r'd . _
the forma&
B. DOLLS D has always ready for oak a splendid
stock of, Geniti Wigs. Toupees, Ladies' Wigs,'half
MP, PrixotsAtralda.Curls, &c.,-beautifully ILLldhU
facture-0, andlia cheapas any estiEdishment in the
Union. _
DOLLARD"Jd fletbanttim Extract or Lustrous Hair
Tonic, prilpariii (torn South American herbs slid roots,
the most succe,isful article ever tirodaced for preser
ving the haikkom falling nut or cnauging color, yet
towing and pdli n servingitt to i..kay and luxutian
Rate. Arpontother reasons why Dollard's hair out
ing Salooi maintains its iturnenee popularity Is the
act that h s tonic Is applied to every head of her
cut et his ostlnklishmeni, consequently it Is kept in
better pre vertitlon than under any other known ap
plication. Itlielng inna practically tested by thou
sands, on • lke greatdst guaranty of Its efficacy.
Sold whideente and OW at his old establishment,
UIIEsiTMIT 81, Opposite theAtate !louse, Phil
adelphta. L ;
t;Ol4..AffD has at last discovered the ne-pies
ultra of lIAIItEtYE and announces it for sale, with
perfect coitildince in its surpassing everything of the
kind now in trice, It etßots the haft either black or
blown. (as titity be desired,) and is card widest any
built?, to tat 4eir er akin, either by stain or other
wise, can be .washed or In ten minutes. after appli
cation, withoot ;detracting from its efficacy. Persons
visiting the cifY are Invited to give him a call. Let
ters addrestedlo R. DOLLARD, IV Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, reesiVe attention:
Julf l 3.OST , ' ; ;
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1854.
IND
REMOVAL AND CHANGE
LIFE INiURANCE.
urs
Minn GIRARD ANNUITY
aii 4. TRUST utthillANY of PHILADELPHIA.
(Mice N 0.132 CLIESNET ttle , Elret Door teat
of th e Custom lloute..i rapital,l3oo.ooo. 'Ettarter
Pe roe taxi. Continue to make insnrrineeson tiveloci
the moot favorable termi. r '
The Capital being - Paid up and i e..ted. together
with a large and conttantlyincreasitg reservedf it nd,
offers amtlect securtfy tn the insured.
The premiums maybe' paid yearly, half-yearly, Og
quarterly. •
The Conipang add i-aotrn pertntit i tally to lite In
surances for life. TIIP hrst ilohtisilappropriated in
December, ISII, and the:serond Konun in Uss;ember.
1 1 311/, amount to an! Ittiditton of On/ 50 to every
ointio insured undetl •the oldeat :clea, innt.ing
1 1 120:1 50 which will b 4 paid when it. Akan bedtime a
claim, of $l lO OO Ox igi ha lly Itfaured ; the next
oldest amount in 8123750; the next in age to 11212 50
lot every 810110; thii'lithers in the Jame proportion
according to the timiiutitMliil time ofditand in g, Which'
addit look make an average of murk titan fill per cent.
upon tltr preniluinS, paid, without ilvir , s , itig the an
neal premium. I
hi Ot Aflk:Rta.. . •
'Montag Ridgway, ' John A; - Brow n .
Almon Davis, , ' D. Dam*.
Johh Jay Lindeb,Fr.idetiele Brown
Robert Pearhall, George. Taber,
in a rith Vpagpr,.. Jahn H. Elatimpr o •
Tbonoti H Whattonl.rw.ia.
Joreph T. Balky. Jobe Tt. Haack
l'amph!pta contaihin7.:laide of ruts and eiplana•
tiona.lann al applicaiinn and furthri inrattnallon.Lan
DP had at the office,
TIIOMAA HIDOW,O, PreAdria,
• Joon F. !awn. AOlmary. •
Cr The euberrolter /WA. tent for the above Company
in 4hnylklll Contityl laA frill ereetAnstirattee,and
give. all necenaat;.t/lio/111ation on Ittr rutieLt:
•11' 11.1C6-.lilt
IyAN.
April P , 53. '1
.? PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SAL *
• A ' .
OF POTTS tridE PROPEICI Y.
• 1 , 11 E trade rsagruckdeurigns locatini himself penile -
.1. newly iulibe.westera country, ;(nd will remove
do early In the e non ing , .pring as iill9il,lll. to that
spit, be otitis :ill of Molina estate iii the' Clorougul of
•Ponsoille, at Public: Sale. on MO, DAY. March 0,
10:r I, it ilia Pottiville Muse, kept) b) , 01i. Thomas
balisherty, at the hour ot Id o'clockiA. hl., ilia - for.
lowiuug property, to Fit : I •.. :
No. I. A. lot 31 feel flout by 100 qe.cp, ,
situated on
Centre street, br tween •Norwegiait and Market Mrs.,
(Pu at slider no which Is ere' ted a large
IllilEE •STORY" MUCK DWELLINI: AND
STOLE lIMJSII. j •
The dwelling' has a large shred-dory . • • .
Rita's° Ind Dining Room aitac hill.-- A
y .
'rhe r.tnr,.• Room is 105 ;feet deep iu y:221 arum • •
6,1 aside. The above is without int C-el.-• ;; ;
lion the rived nesirXhit; location lire a ,
Store ill 1'01159111r, arehtlie Store ; Rhona.
is the largest and most Convenient or ari• in Schuyl
ktll County. qtre dwitiliog is large,aniliconyenuent,
and furnished throughout equal to, any its the'couuty..
The above ptoperryris at.present occupied by Aleisrs
Johnston shit CO.
Nu. 2. A lot 30 lent (root by 224 feet deep, 'not.
ted on Railroad street. Tins prnpin•ry 1 9 . nilllaled
nuiriral lately east of Mkt above del., tarred - proper; y.—
The improvements aor.Aat Of a eltnre thrust., Car
riage noose and Stable', Torre hi ylno on this prep.
eri y a nevur.ftiling spring tif 14lier, v. tileb adds
greatly to hi - value.,
... No 3_,JA valuable Tavern Stanuljavell kno • wri as
the COTTVII.I,I". 110CSC., 'Huai ell on Centre tit ,
opposite Maha titungo
,etreet, be to'g rlicidediy the
Mall desiroluie Itstalicali fora llotel;th the Borough
of Pottsville. The ilollse la builtol:sione, 21 stories
ingh, 40 foot Irma by 14,/ teet d eep. v,lth Kitchen,
Ire Iluri.es, unit other Convenience, for a Hotel
There are also Stabling. Carriage illonmes,A.c., at.
Lobed. The im WI which tile IlLalie Inkthittigs are
located in 4U feet frrinily 240 feet rieep.•4lThe houl•
/11figs aboye described pre In I.Xerilelll repa ir,likv
tog been 1011.9 lately newly papered: 13Ail1e0 Sill (e
-ntreated. This properly is worthy the attentron of
eapnalust., arid the-greater portion of pu Wray.- limn.
ey can IClllant till the property for many year,.
No. 4 A lot 2u 'Pet fro'nt by 110 feet deep. sir •
ted on Centre street, a few doors south of Norwe
gian 'street (east side). , The Improvements c,orisist
of a 2; story stone 'dwelling and stOrt house, dining
linnli and kitchen atiarlied. Thi 4 Prinrerly is lo good
repair and is well calculated to'r any; kind af.olercan.
tile bust aces. The property hes 'Link oecuiried for
the last ten year, ink DU. `P. so , iff . y ,, n—ilie - Will/le
to/1.41111H0 It Illragilll. residence anal desirable loca
tion for bushie s t,. i : . il
No. 0. A lot 20 feet front by 130 feet deep, situa.
tad on Railroad street, Immediately east of the above
described propene. The unprevetnaote consult of 4
good substantin fruine riberilling., rich house con
tains A - robins and cellar; The build ties are in ex
cellent order and and occupied byloir tenants. .
-Nu. 0 A frame dwelling situated on Norwegian
street, ajfew dour. b.now„Fourth strir t.--the 10(.911011
19 a pie cant one and desirable tor a: man family.—
l i ersops winlitrig to view the prop ty• proton. to
..) C1
the day, of sale, will please call on th . 111ilieraiglIVa ;
Wi
Ile - ll Cll..ka 1,110 gille . elrery 111(04!711,10a in leflp,'Cl
to lemma. d.c 'I In. tllleipf rite &rove' property 19 111-1,
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dispel tble. T . lll' i erg:9 lif sato will b,i easy': A great
nOrtlol99( lilt' unachase,!money tanii . remain ort-..ihe
- proparrj• P.r pears. 1., . GLO.., V. tif.Arca..
, -,_r_turviiir, F,t,.1. , 1; is4l 1 '7-3t•
111. Yr ArMS.AidES.
FAME FOR , SALE, caIEAP
frlieunderitigned offers:for salc cheap. and nn
ieasonable tertu farm conataying of ill am,'
nra;ly all undef lily ation. Ileavyierrips of white,
gran are in the ground.' Tke improvementa 'consist
Lit one good doublebooze, in gootE repair, another
good dwelling houge and pun goodllarn'and other
outbdildings. The ,tooperfy 'is loe,ated in Blythe
tnwn4bip, and was ottaluolly owried..hy Dr. Becker.
The firm can be divided to null rho purchasers if
desired. r jytkII.iWANSTAII,.
orliiisting of 15•,head of rows,
hogs wiii he immediately, at private
sale on application. 0 :1
Jan. titi. 054. .1 . Cif
FOR' sezzi
THE rub:it:Tiber offersatt prfirate sale, between thin
and the first Vay of April - next, the DWELLING
1101ISE and I.ol' n' GROUND sitiated in the tier_
ouch of Potts,: illy. Coo ntr , on lie, corner
of Market and Third Streets, in said llorodgli, now
In the possession nail licimpitney of Benj. 11. Goldin,
And adjoining the primeity of now, Or lane
Jots. Morgan, and in the'rear extending to
"Go-forth Alley," having erected am It, O!! lk
do the corner of rata Alley and Third St.,
a large and commodious tioaelountke'eli
Shop, which Wray -eery conveniently be
used for any other liurpose. The Dwelling Ilouss„
has nu:lulled in it all Ole: necessary Modern improve
ment., int lathe:: all the fixtures for baffling gas
lights. The net - t of - spring water tieing sourodut ed
into the yard for (nighty use. It is one of tine best
built frame dwelling h 0010.4 in till 110, 01 igh 0 1 j'otir
vine, the whole being walled ion uythc best alarmed
with the best hind of Mack.'
.A 1.51), His large and 'very goonnureinus present
Thvelting Manse Lof or Ground, situated in the
Boronghof dire, on one of the corners of
the Centre Square, In Said Borough, frontoig on Mari.
bet street. or the Centre Turnpikeornd on Liberty
street, era corittiining ni front, on Market :Street, titi
feet, and in depth or length tin Liberty Street, to a
:0 feet wide Alley, ',tit) feet. To This property .is Ate
Inched it large barn ttnJ -staple, a will of gooa• aler t
tt oth trump, id tor near the kitchen tiOor, together with
all the other ner , ....Ary,appurieminten• The 110IISP
In three-storied, no,: vary, sultalile'for any kind or
busiticei„ Other public or private,
Jpn It,
DESIRABLE PRIVATE 'RESIDENCE
.FOR' SALE
TIM sule+etil.er. will 'Sal Ilonir and Lrit, I.ca
tett on rdahilththlto:treet, In One of the most
pleasant parts of the liatniorli. - The: lot Is
25 by 245 feet ,teep—the dwellins! hits ten
rooms a nd in in ion 4 condition—and there sloe
Is a .table on the 'rear, and a never-falling INU
tvell of good water at the door, veht4 Is •
an Item of some imOortauce now-a e days. -
For terms, &c.,apply to F. POMROV,
Jan. 7,1954 1-11
COAL MINES TO LEASE
'l' MAIIANOY AND SHAMOKIN IMPOYR E-
I NI ENT COMPANY:at Treverfpn, Northumber
land County, 14 miles front the Susquehanna Rivet ,
having their Mines opened, are nbar prepared to nr
ter th e Lime for LEASE. The v eins are all above
water•lexel. from Bto 21feet in thiOneas. and of a
superior free-burning SEMI-ANTHRACITE COAL,
free of Impurities.
The Machinery will all be furhiahed, eo that no
outlay will be requiied for that putpope by toe les
see.
The Treverton, Monanoy and , Ftlsquelianna Rail.
road, connecting with tbe. PennsylV,ania Canal, will
bespened in April fel the transportation of the Coal
mined from this property.
Responsible Miners , svoll have eri opoortiinity of
making favorable lenses, and are invited to visit Tie
serum, and Inspect :their Mines.
For Aimee particulars apply to
•i JAMES b: MORRIS,
President alahanny land' Shannik Improve- • '4 .
ment Ccnpanf, at Ttevorton.
Treverton,January 14,1354 ; 2-3614
FOR SALE. j!
A new THREL 4 ,-S2'ORI" BRICK .110(1“'
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and other volnizhle Properly virsPottsrttle.
•
I'HE subscriber unri at-Private Mak, on the most
reasonable terms, his new theePbtory Dille.% I
DWELLING UDINE, ih r3erotitl ritieet, a few ilod,rsj
above Market, imtnediately.beside Ist 111sthottiit,
Church. This rine building Is Just cont..'
pitted, and has not yet :been used : It is
large, light and airy, haS all the edtivenl as a.
slices that a housekeeper, would desire, flu
and is located In a pleasant and convert'. ."
ent part of the town, There is 3 no:Sr:fall.
rug well of etcrlient Water In the cellar—a very
important consideration in the prekent scarcity,
TERMS—One.touith cash, and tbp balance to cull
the porchaser, provided Only It be . pioperly secured:
ALSU, Four Frame dwellings on Callowhill
Immediately in the rear of the new Brick, above
mentioned. These ate likewise desitalrle properties.
TheY cam be had on she:same easy “ernia.
o.} The Whole will be grad 16w. t•
N. B.—Title a clear and indisputalde.
1,. WON E.LSDORFE.
OppM,ite Episcopal f h, Centre:l4o, Pottsville.
Dec: 31, 1653 „ 53• t(!
VAIDABLEI PIECTERTY jug POTTS-
VILLE AT I'EIVTATE'S..4I . :E. CILEAP,
The Sul"criber otitis at PrivateiSale all that tract
of Land and building IMP. known ,p,s the "Carbon
Hill " or " Young's Hill " property in the Horb.ugh
of Pottqville, extending from theitiyer Schuylkill .
above .Mr. Lauer's Arewery tq-the Port Carbon
road, being about 250 yards in width and containing
30 acres e rnore or le.s: This property may be Paid
to be invaluable, not only for the purposes of buil
ding, but alhu as offering the bept locality-in the
Borough, on which to erect suitable Water Works
for Eupply ing the town with water.. Apply at his
corner Coal 'and daliowiiiii.:Streets..
GEORGE W. SNYDER.
August 27, 1552: 351 i
DR. TRORMS • DArEs,
•
•ETEEINARY SURGEON, in teinrning thanke to
his fricnils, and tbe public, for tote flattering en
couragement he has rereived for. Yo ma- •
ny year's, respectfully informs their that
he atilt continues practising at the Rabies
at the rear of the Pottsville Ilona* ',where •
he hopes by unremitting and personal attention t o
his profession, to claim a coattattimee of the game.
All bosses unable to' be removed to hi/ infirmary,
will be attended to at their own stables. 1 ors's' tulle
put up in the English Or American style. ,Oitettation
skillfully performed.
Jan. 11, 1854. I :14m
total liforMation
. WILAMPC3INIL.fr
• • OF TOP.
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HOARD OF COMMISSION MIS
Of the SrhtryUill ['away Pmgu for the year
ending Deemer 31, i -
'BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS:
GEORGE lIAILTLEIN,Prctitient.
14•• c ATUIECH,•
jACOIE KLn.E.
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OFFICERS OF THE 'PRISON
DANIEL KEENE. KrEnv;
MiIs.ELIZ4 KREVI,!VIIIImfi •
HottERT wikKett. ecupctintendemt:ot L. oun
J so. A Eui, A.*.s>tant llndericrypen •
WM' Hut: Lt., M. U rhysitlatt.
J 1 DOES Or THE COURT:
Ilua. Cu ARLk.4 W. cleat President.
• SOLOhttl% FOITLR.
ritAhrt's :15.11U1341.:1". • l'"'"""
To the: IfunoiraMo .the Jrlge of the C'ert cf
Cedarter Swot's' of Sc Coll nty :
Agreeably to the Act of. Assembly, rela
tive to the: Schuylkill County Prison, the
County Commissioners respectfully present
their secontl annual report.
In the performance of this duty, they are
highly gratified in being able to present such
tables and statistics in favur.of the. Penusyl
vania system of prison discipline, as to eon- .
since any opponent that separate confine
ment is uOC, ttjurious to health. Our expe
rience has 4nvineed us that it has many ad
vaatages Over the old, or congregate 'y stein.
Its tendency -la produce habits of industry is .
fully shown in this report, and renders clin4.
finals • submlssivs> and greatly reduces the
spirit of inSubordmation. But on the. Sub
ject.of mor i al reform of convicts, our
enee induces us to (Idler widely with many
others. The prison appears rather an en
gine for punishment, than a weans for sue
cesslully le'ailiag the vicious back to view,
Few who have once entered a prison -wine
out perina i nently refortneds---the majority,
perhaps, not improved. Near 4 all were ad,
dieted to intemperance before sentenced; and
only appear reformed 'while liquor is 'with
held.
.A fdw may he restored to society, but
that number is vastly exceeded by the.num
bet:, of discharged convicts falling' back: into
their old Habits of iuteinperunee, and becom
ing hopelessly depraved. There appears to
be something in the very - nature a prison
which', while it strikes terror, rouses the an
ger of the vietint against society. Prisons
restrain, - but rarely produce permanent re
form: We are, therefore, the more convmeed
that the separate system ut coutinement is
the only. judicious one, and prevents. the
possibility - of reeeiving inure lessons of crime
and sehouling in villainy, which mast be the
case when • the youthtul otkudel and the
gray-haired criminal are iu close commuuwu,
and which can Oulphave a tendency to sink
both deeper in the iitire of degradation, mis
ery and crime.
The imprisonment of witnesses is a Mat
ter of frequent occurrence, a practice lc, our
maukirates, which we consider a. must nu
.
justifiable one. A witness rich, or favored
with friends, finds no difilculty in Mating
bats ; oh the contrary, if he !spoor, and per--:
traps more honestly determined, it is quite
different.-and it is calculated to make men
shrink from the responsibility, with precise;
ly the same horror they aYuutd experience
rt placed under actual charge or
A. person maylnive been an eye witness inn
a case of Murder or burglary, but Li he can-•
not proctire another man to guarantee his
appearance, he is imprisoned. Were we
inclined to make any. distinction incases of
this-kind, we should certainly Mak i e them iu
favor of the very men . whom the authorities
frequently imprison.
The general health of the prisoners'dur-
Mg this year has been- very good. Nearly
every case of sickness was ut such prisonets'l
as were received in au impaired state of
health, leaving but very few cases .origina
,_....
ting in prised'. •
'nip tame. neeor l iweitiemer 11,1.
hibit much interesting information relative
to"the state of the prison, and the criminal 1
history at our county during the past year:
•The whole number committed to the pris
on during the year 1553 was 282, as per !a
ble No. 1i Remaining • over horn the year
- 11'352, 3.1 t making a futal of 313 as..per !ta
ble No. 2._ 227 were intemperate, und 55 1 1
moderate drinkers, and none temperate; also
showing - the number remaining in on the
ist of January, 1554," to be 26, viz : ,19.cou
victs and 7 waiting trial.
.01 all the Prison
ers received during the year, their habits ye ,
Cupatiotia', whether married or single, wheth
er parents living or dead and whether they
can or cannot read and write, No. 3, the
manlier id which they were disposed of. Nt.)
4, their nativity. Nu 5. their ages.' No. 6,
the number convicted, and the charge : , upon
Which they . were convicted. No,. 7, their
.respective terms of sentence. Nu. S,. the
:nativitY of those convicted. No.. 9, their
ages, and,No. 10, their habits. Table, No:
11, the charges on which the 19 convicts
now in•prison were convicted, their color
and sex. No. 12, their nativity. . No. 13,
their terms of sentences.' No, 14, their ages,
and No. 15, their habits.
The number ot o persou- , committed during
she past year fur assault and battery, surety
of the peace, and• drunkenness, is certainly
very large.• For this state of things we Vat,
assign noluther cause, than the large •utim--
"ber of porter shops, and lager beer saloons.
and the cheap rate at what' are called l the
grocery licenses, are Obtained; for places
where intoxicating drinks may be sold. (This
class of prisoners, generally brought directly
,lrom such places, are' particularly burden.
some. Frequently id a beastly s.ta . te ul
drunkenness,, and a large majority-c 4 them
certain to have an attack of mama. a-polti,
from the effects of which one hasdied iu oiir
prison daring the last year,
.and it is to our
utter listonishment, that death, from this
cause, bas not been of more frequent occur,-
rence in our prison. It such a law could be
obtained,! as would prevent the sale of infox 7
icating driuks in all places except hotels regu-,
larly liCened by the court. we think a great
deal of gobd would beaccomplished, and the
commitments to our prisou materially les:,
sened. •
uh 4 is. WITMAN
'24f '
STATES] ENT A. shows the amount eipen
ded for purposes unconneCted with either
maintenance or stock, and is designtherelore desig
nated as the general expense' account, nearly
all of which IS such as will nut have to be
repeated the ensuing year.
ST ATE:IIiNT ' B shows the expenses for
maintenance'. i The daily, averrioe-number
prisoners and convicts conflue during the
year was 30, making the aggregate number
of days that boarding was furnished to prt
oilers and convicts, 10,950, not counting the
keeper, matron,, their family, maid, and un
derkeepers, and making thecosi of borling
each prisoner n fraction less thanla:icents
per day, and deducting VW amount of prison
costs, Scc., xeceived by thf: keeper, and by.
him paid into the county ..treasury, the cost
of maintenance is reduced to 'a traction less
than 10 cents per day.
STATEMENT C exhibits the salary;account
of the officers. •
STATEMENT ] . D the stock accourit i truth
which ii appears titit:a net pelt id $1,720
WI was realized.
It will thus i be . perceived, that under the
present management, it►e I risou has nearly
sustained ttselt. For instance: • • '
The salaries o 1 officers .
•
for the year wa.s - $1,475 49
The cost of mantle-
~,,u7l)-
. , -
Dance I 1,, GO '
And stock p irchased 3,359 Sr) 6,490 05
From winch; deduct •
stock on,hand ' '2,676 OS
Cash received for man- • ,
ufacturing goodssord"
.and !abut 2,4 V. 90
Cash moved for pris.
on costs on dis Char-,
ges 'S7U 9,1 • -
Cash paittinta the trea
-
sury for Wafer rents
from prison
397 85 6;07S GI
The gross amount accounted for on these
accounts exceeds that ol the Cuuniy Audi
tors' Report by $546 17, which amount Is
unpaid on stock purchased : but is, neverthe
less, included in this- account, in order to
come to a correct result of the profits real
ized from prison labor. And to this may
very properly be.added the income , of water
rents paid, into the treasury for Supplying
citizen's frunt - the prison basin ; making the
actual cost•only $412 31 after paying main
tenance, and .dflicers'.salaries, and reducing
the actual cost to 3} cents ror•each prisdner
per day. And it would perhaps be proper
to inform the court that the new prison has
also been a great saving to the county, on
account of our convicts being employed at
labOr and at home Instead of being sentenced
JOUIINAL,
E!Mil
'Pen
j.t u the ate itentiary. The expensks
there, for the year 1851, was $297; .whereas,
- previous to- that time, it- avtra„ged, Irom
1- ;;I;'21 - 10.• to 9.1 - ,5,019,' besides several hundred
dollars for their conveyance to the same. 4--
[The number Arconvicts in thi". State Pen keit
tiary from-our county is reduced to three,aod
the expense ior. that quarter cannot exceed
$1 titi. the p•esent year. Thitr terms will et
pire in 1955, Isst;,. 1955. '
STATE:iiEN7 T., exhibits .the keeper's lif•
count. •
The financial affairs, although in onr opin
ion of.secondar'y consideration in the admin..
r-islialion- of prison, nevertheless present
such facts as must be gratifying to the tax
payeis of the Previous to the Isf of
January; 185; no labor As - a s performedqand
between that time,and the lit of - April 'fitre
looms•weri pin tin -operation, on three of
Which were made the different-styles of fur
niture
1 kercniels, anotner making hogging, and one
malting rag-etOpet. • Shoe mokitig was car
..ried op to a very limited extent.
. The 'iniettfacipring department _ is, :of
course, yet in its infancy, - The'scsuits ni
tainedein this 'period, on, so small a scale,
form no correct criterion of its future protltic
tiyeness, yet.preseuting such a-favorable as
pect that we:doubt • whether the same is
equalled-by ac' similar institution in thisfor
any Other State. And before dismissing this
subject,-.we capful refrain from saying, that
much of the success which this branch has
already attatned : is due so the skill, indusiry,
,and assiduous attention - of Robert Walker,
' uuderkeeper and Superintendent of the
Lorin), wlio:esa practical weaver.
-The ability, ,fidelity and ecanomv of Daniel
Krebs, the Keeper, and Mrs. Krebs, the Mat
rou, and the in - rinstry'rd John A. Ege, the
Manner in which they have discharged tltlir
diities while elanected with .the prison. de
serve the commendation of ttie cumnlisslol
er the coarratid,the'public generally.
In all Our regula r motithly,visits:as a hoard,
and frequent other yntits to the priscin,we find
re uhirny in itS • disCiiiline, harmony atid.gdod
friendship hetween ihe and
the keeper, whom we find always leaning
oil the side of an Mscilvent convict at Hie ex
ptr9ttorr id hi j Sentence: This we attritnite
mainly
- to the. prompt- and certain euloree
menr of all - thtf•ahles and penalties laid ilown
for its government. - • .1
. since the erection of the dark ce:lls for pina
iSlinintr'ottlY bne has been so refractory :as
to therein confined.
. _ ,-
The butidio4 how REIS wery . its intnnd , ed
purp,o+e
~in all its department;. The "dl . i . -
..
charty,inu.apri:iiitu§ requtret - to be- ehaogqd,
and new, titttireS put in at .olisiderable lex
pence. . SineOlits • lias tee . ri dune, we rotild
not s.uggest , or.;wot tor: any imptuvernentin
-the' buildtnil. I ,
.... ..
A.ll of iv:titell +s - respeetlully subi)litted. 1
- , i
... : G.EuRtiF. tIARI7.I: fN.
ST/4111.
1 i : ; JACOB KI.:INE,
.
(panty Conwnission,r+.
Potio7le, Pau - nary -1,11b3-1. . . .
Atid.now, to wit, February 13; lb, - .1, fhe
foregoiug repqtrliwits read in open cuurt, and
approved by dr ek.urt
JuIEN
(7crk rtf 4.ir.53107q.
••
G r
11,13. cm ;011) REG ur.sTioNs
For the _< c.2-rviijrzt 01 the. Schuylk i ll 'CouUty
Cornmisszoncrs.
1. The meetings of the Board shall
be hel4 - atilie pr4A', on the.Secood Tuesriav:
of evq)' month, until otherwise ordered, and
nneeiitcgsTat any other time by: a'rtia
jority commissioners ; and at the
:theetings, the oldest coinrnis . sioner tq ogee
diap by the pigitiSene.
: • : -
2. The belier shall receipt Ibr all tglichis
sold by hirn, and. [fay ioto the treasury . 411
twineysln his hands bel - bbging to the . Pria n.
within threedays . altrertelt regnlat ,staft'd
monthly meetipg,of 1114 Board. ' '
3.• All - unoccupied cells to he lockedp tf,y
ery night. as weLl as d 0,, , ... il ~,,.. ,t,,,,,, -I ..',,..
11
corriour, anti the Reysnoten ow. -), ,•,
1. No visitors: to be allowedto viiit the
Prisob 6n SatOrday, except by 1 , pet'lial.writ
tCo peimitiruOa - one of the . commisstouers,.
and no•yisiting i!ll4levei . allowed . on
.titin•••
days'. - , • '„, •• . ,
.ii. It shall be.the duty 61 the keeper to 6-
force Me of the Prison, .:ink'
manner the may deem proper,' ne,:t- incousys•
teat with law,`or the rules and regulatains
of this Board. r
ti.. s. All cOn isisishalf labor froml sunrise Ao"
subset (excepting,necessary, isterinission
meals) or pertorai such labor as would be
done by a persOnlin ordinary leircomstancps.
7. Each convict to be tedns follows : oue
acid a quarter jionnd of rye of wheat btead. -
and one iiiut oret4fee , in the Morning; abinit
ball a poimilOf beel, made ibto a soup, and
thretll or lour potatoes ; or bacon and sully.;
krunt or beans[at noon ; one - pint of cotree,
black tea, mush., iiriother substituti.'., in the
evening., and dne . pint of molasses per week.
S. All riersuns,cuntined, other. than *cull
victs, and performing • the usual ,'labor of a
convict, shall receive the rations ,prescrdied
fur convicts; .and such as are unwilltny4 in
receive Only half the rations.
:1 f any .14rsiin• Misbehave, trausgress(ng
any ut the rules laid doivri fur their ,guidarice.
'or refuse to laiior, his or, her diutter:Shallibe
withheld; ..aud if still utiWilling, to-,obey utter
a reasonable time,' his ,or her evening nieal
shall alsifte Withheld; and if still refractOry,
he or She'Shall !bi. conveyed to a. dark 011,
and kept therq'on eight ounces of breadi•pa
til the keeper,,is satisfied with his ‘ other duo
senr io.obey, and promise of future cirndf;irt,
or is otherwise disposed tit by the roma:lk.-
siouers ; and the second offence,. tray be
put in irons.
PI; ISONF.ItS',GUI
11,-. (. Bell,.
I. VoMmust keep. your cell and
.r • /
clean, audit) oruer.
2. fv,ALtiliAt Obey promptly all the diree,
ti pn given by the commissioners; keeper,.
matron, or upaerkeepers.
3. Vou, uiuetltLt mahc
auy
tincecessajy.
iu singing: or.wli tailing, or try to thim
municate Witt! your lelloW prisoners - in the .
adjoining in all respects rerriain
- I
-I. All supe rfluous load, or waste 01 any
material, mnst ;be carelull . V collected :Arid
handed out when eallkl fur by the overser.
' 5.1'1l you have_ any c . oniplaints to Make
against the tulderkeeper, make 'them to !the
keeper ; agairitt the. kep per or matron, td the
cammissiouerX. r .
1t)... You muld remember the :iabbath•:"; al.
though you are. 4aeated (roar the world,
therl.oid's day is not tale less hol'r.
7. The continiilidners - , keeper, and matron
wish -to treat dveiy prisoner !under their'
charge - with if iittlfiess and hunianity is
thirefore hoped IVA; th - p prisnneis stOct
ly contour) to; 1114 :rules adopted for their
guidance; and ifiqretiy j avoid;- such • punish
meats as ate hectssarily adopted fur the
dis
obedient. '
I - [TAB L E I I
•
Showing all the c turni meats to the Schtly - 1-
Piiion in the year 1953, du
tiogmsliing the Dumber ot 'rad'
.clas's'of
crimes charged, -together wilt ; the ci;dor
' and sex, excepting tlitise remaining iatthe
prisbn ion the lst.ofJanuary, 1953. -
Murder, ; 3 Fraud & talseprezener,
Acee,spry to murder. - 'l,Nriliciouii.mischier, 1
_Burglary, . writ; inteilt Abscondingupprentici., I
or rape, , . . 1 Prostitution; 1
•- i'lu default of bail to pro
/Arson, - i !ecute, ti
Assault and Rapers.; to. JThsorderly house. -; 11
kttli ' • S Drunkenness rind Alit- .
Robbery, 2 -I: orderly conduct, ; li
'Rape, . • , I : Tippillia house, 1
Perjury. I In &fat' IL to pay costs, 2
'Larceny, • ' k 2i Fornication and bastar-
Concealing, death dy, • 2
emit, '', -J . l, • l'Formeation, • 3
Maltreatment, .I.Common nuisance, 3
Obtructings e•Onitab:e • Forcible-entry and de
and rescue, . j' , 2. tainer, . 4
Horse stealjag,!. j• 4 Capitol non oinittas;',! 2
Passing rounte Oet( crioi •Atraehment. to teat ay,. 2
neY, •. • j ' 3•Rail•piece, 4 3
Bnying eounterre4,mo• .:Commoa barratry, ' 1
tiny, - I . 2,Fpgtilves 'for •deten-
Riot,, , ,j ••••• 151. ma, ' 5
Alaault.antl Battery, 65'Intozieation,
nghting and' altaturb- . _ ragraney,
- • Ing the peace', • , sTicaptis
Surety di the l'iecte,•
Public: nuisance: • 3 • 252 .
White, Color.d , ' 'Total,-
229 ' 14* • ' - 243
. 4
$412 31
Females,
F.howing. the w' nureber of prurocert, botll be
tore p?ttl trial,.contitteil in thetictittylkill Co
Prist)o, 1a IV;
Frisouept received for tits!,
Intoxication, '; • ;•
VrqranCy, '•.
Debtor, (datt ti s. itiliticqrs),
Fugitives for etenoa, •
AttaehAtenti to testify,
•
Add nuLbebiq pi : i•on Jau,
TO .6 , /Oil 1/I ' o. t
MEM
2 . 64 19 . :252
'1,1.131.F. It.
EMI
2.52
, 31
•313
Discharged us per tag's. in. -
Remaining in prison, h , iivirts
For costs and surety.
Waiting trial,
- , i 30
Ot the 2.s'2,,proonerr committed, there were
~
Married. 11`,5 1 Can read and Wrier, 138
Single, ; - 'WS; Do do not write, 3 1
'Widowers, ; . , - !:.I,Cannot read or write, tl3
Parents living, ' ,67 lntemperate, . . ‘....2.7
One parent, :
..I+3lModerate drinker. 4, ,:n5
NG parents, ;, *• ." I: 42l TimPerate r '
OCC t I:PATIOIs..
..,
r
Latw , 9..)ers, . , Dyer; • •
Miners. • , • !.'l2 Gunsmith,
Stone-masons, • 2 Tanner, '
13Ineksmiths, • . il2 Watehmakrr
tqwemat:k.rs, - . ! 9 En,graVer,
. ~
Boatmen; ~ . 8 Machinist, -' 1 I
Ilutchers, ' . 7fitysician, - . 1
Teamsters, - rii Constable, . . 1
Carpenters, - " 4 Paper-currier, ' 1
Tailors,_ . „, . ' 4.Hostier„
1%1(1 (der..., • - ' ' 3 Waiter, , I
Bricklayers, 2 Soldier, ' ' ' I
Geo ilemen, ' 2 Baker, e. , - I
Plasterer,, . ' . -', 1 F E) ALES. '
Engineer, 6 1 Housekeepers; • l 2Pedler, , •.. • I 4`.l.van'''' 2
Drover, . .! 1 Seamstress. ' _ . 1
Confeetiovier, - , l'Weshing and. Itibor . tng, 1
ltralmaker, . • !1 No occupation, ' 3
___
am=
,
showingllowam i r riconcrii, committed to the'
S'elluikill Comity • l're•on. during ISP*4 'were
.ditistosed of : . .
• .
By mag,n4rates, 1 ' 4 . 10
111. ilegil Mid; ~,
,_
11
.
By the Court. - , ', '..:0
By expiration of .t,enteuee, and payment or l.
. Mies and eons. t ,- -..• I')
By expiration of sentence, and by C01111111, , -
t.i nue N on note for emdsi. r . :41
By Commiet , :oner.; ! .. • 1.1
Ey : 4 11'0111 - , , ': ' 1 k
By Distrtet 41(turney, .1'
By payment of damages and co=t-.'
.; 4
By in , o:venil9n4.l, •'.: ‘.
By Bread act. - '...,
By sentence to r'.4ate Limatt, lrospita:: '.. - I,
By .Mettee to Poor-hon..,
By ruginve4 delivered,
By death oni:, e-etipe one ;
By pas don; .
.
By liaiams copal: ,
13,y expiration 61 commitment., ' , I:.
I,,f' payment m tine and cosi.. ' 11
• I . - --''',
• . .
I=IEMII2I
For 'ec+ . .o% and surety.
Pri.oller• w4ittng Inn I, _
I TABLE II
Showing the,nativili of all the tr.:vivo
dnr:nt the year 1953. iheir color and
Writ re. COLORED TOTAI
• M. F.
Pomoliven le, ,
~ehuclkdt 1 . 0 4 1 • 4
, '' 4 4
MotogoMer.y.•'
Chil•ter,
:Sioillnunptoit, 4
Lehigh, .
Lneerne,
Colombia, 1 ' '
Nortbuntli'imid, 3 .
Contr.., • 1 •
I.loter. 1 • 3
Chiffon. . •
(*won, I ,
Dauphin,
01111bl:dam!, 1
York, I
Laneamerd I
Lebanon,
Ploindelphia, .
- New York', • I
•.2
Now JersrS','
. 1
Maryland, r tV ,
11tilnware, .
1:31 • 24
1
1:1
(turf
1 riit?a,
ling - fated. -
EARLE V. • ~
Snow)ng the Eiges of the 252 Pri,ouer, fixe,vt
duti!i; ttiir,c.olor and .es.
WRITE. COLORED. • TDEA
M. F M. F
I:tide'rtU .9 I,:
BEIM
lOto ILI
" 401050
" :10toti1 15'
CUto-10'" 4,.
C.
MIM
IMEIEEiII
Showing the whole tiernbee Convicted and brought
in tinder Sentence.during 185:3, and the Charge,.
iipon' wh.ch they were convicted: ..
~. •
1 - ' WIIIT6. COLORRJA" TOTAL'
•
_ .
Manslaughter,.. • I
Burglary. p • 1
Asst 110. ult. to kill, 12
A..in't to commit rape.
Lart . ..euy,
Contval tug Lirtit,
Riot,
Procuaity, • . 1 •
Disorderly Itottsei, : 3 • 2 1 1
A.shult& Biittery, 'id 5 • , 3 •
Tippling Louses, -, 1 .
Surety' of the pealdt..,., 13 . 7
Pro..tittition, ',, .. I
Public nitrianees,-1 :: ' 1 '
Por.:ent ton k Bastardy. 2
FOrllie3l 1011 i • . 1 . I
-IS IS 7 l'
TAISI.F;
ShuWltvz iTer s tor. which the SI Cony ct, , ,
were... sem etwed
WIIITE:; Cotontn..ToTAl
M. Nt. F.
To jtoor-hou-e, I '
Stale Lun. ilo”pital, -I
r! 2
1( 1 day., and uptler, M , . 1 2
I mon( i.
I year
I
I I
MIMS
El
1S 7 1 SI
BEI
lABLV. '
Ifowifig fife N fito. ty of are. S 4 Convictl I , orit'lefed
iffrlS:"•
W ' COLORF.I/ . TOTA I
! . M. F. F
3
1 I '
~rtinyll;eU Ciminty,
Mondgoincr ) * '
Chester
Lancasicr'
Northampton
Llizerne
Clinton
Philadelphia
Maryland;
Connecticut,
Ohio,
Ireland!,
England,
Wales,
Germany,
•
:i7 12
4 1
i;0 1.1 - 9
BEM
T.,ELE IX —THEIR AGES.
•
' - WHITE. COLOREO. TOTAL.
' M. F. ht ' F,. -
1.711 . 00 r 20 yr , ut age,. :2 I 3
Froui '2O to 30 yi.ar., 20 7 (._ '4 ' 40
:10 to 40 '• 15 3 2:-..! 20
4(11050 "• 10 ' 2 ) I'2
. "
:AI to 60 '' .i :1 1. ' . .i 4
" t,4) to 71/ " . 1 3 _I. . r, -
El
60 I I
TAIII.E irAI3ITA. -
Witaff. CoLoXISO. ToTAL
..M. F. M. F
Cx2 10, S
S 4. /
Intemperukr...
Alotlerate Jnnkere
Temperate,
rota!,
TABIt XI
. . _ .
Show nig the Chtirges on which the 19; Com•tets
now in Prison, were coicktled, their Color and
sex.
. . : , WILITE. COLOIttLi. TOT . L.
• : M. .F. M. -. F.
Burglary and Rape, '.. 1I
Manslaughter, ~ .
s I:
Assault a: Batteiy,totill, 3 - -, . 3
Assault and Battery with , ..
,
intent to commit ripe, 1. - I', 2
Burglary, 1‘ ; 1
Larceny, i' . 4 1 , 5
Disordegy house, I' 1., 1 2
Public prostitute, l 1 , . • 2
Assault and Battery, . 2. , , ,
Fornication and Bastardy, 1 .. . I
Total., , ' .14 1' :t ' 1 19 -
~ TAuvr. mt. •
1 -. . .
Showing the Natwlty of the 19 Convits now in
Prisuu. . .
. WHITE. COLORER. TOTAL
. • • • M. F. M. F. -
tichuylLitl-founty,' . 1 .' 1 '
.tierlo4 I. ., I' ' 2
LancaMer " . I' l
4
Che;ter •`-
• •
.Clinton • •,• 1 . 1
'., • . V
.
Ireland, ' 9 1'
i • •
England, •• . . s 3 . 1
Walea, - ' ' .1
Total., • 14 1 3 i 19
' • TAME sin:
SLowing the Tertici - of ecnittences of the 19 Con
victs uovc in Prison. .." . .
- COLORED.- TOTAL.:
M. F. • M. F.
•.
.
t.,,,,i.,;;; - 1- .1 . ),- 3 -
;l 11101:111 4 fr -1 - -
1 . " • • 1 . - . , i 1
7 " 1 . 1 ..1 , i - 2 „
Y " ~. 1 ''' - 1 :"! 2
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-9 " ! : 1 , - 1
1 yeir, ! . 1 •:' - 1 ': 2 -
13 miming', . - 1 • ! 1
2 years, .
5 Years, 1 1 - ; ;' '1
14 1 3 1 11
Total,
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE.
Hating piotured three Presses, we stelsTlts•
arsctto execute JOB and 1300 K PRINTIW col
every descripticer; at the odlco of TA. Arnie re'
1 701 r -oral, cheaper than it can be done at any other '
establishment in . h e County; such as
Books, Pamphlets, I Bills of Ladrw, • •
- Liege Posters, Rali Road Tieeists,
Ham! Balls, Paper Book,. ;
Arad., al Agreement, Time Books,
heads, I Order Books,ll.r.
At the very shortest notice. Our stock of JOB
TYPE is more extensive than that of any other`.
Office in this section of the state, and we keep
hands employed expressly for Jobbing: Being a
practical rtmler• ourselt; we will guarantee:our
work to be as neat as nue that can be turned ontin
the eines. PRINTINO IN COLOR* done at tbs
. shortest notice.
DOOR DINDEIRT•
Looks bound in every variety of style.• Auk
Books olevery descri pi ion manutaetured, botmd end
ruled to, order at short notice.
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2s;
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Uudec2o gran
7.0 to 30
30 to 40 -
40 to rAu
50 to "
TAYto 70
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Intrmper to .12 1
Moderate drinkers 2
Temperate
Total
kseasitivrratis or THE !SCHUYLKILL coettrr '
(iv FOR THE YEAR MI. (~
The !ninon expenses as given by the county'Ail
ditors,in the annual county account, aressot partic
ninny defined; we increluru give the same iti•the,
abi•tract, but inure correctly divided, as kept bi,the'
keeper :
• General E.rpcnstti
For loms, Shoemakers' tool's, loom banns!,
wurp mill, sp ooling wheels, spools, laying pipes,
plumbing. carpenter work, labor, lumber, heeling,
heater, Mal, soap, ges,.tittid, buikling erooke haute,
rnetliciaec, — Vartlwara, tobateo,
ke. a ht . :: ft 2 1
ror maintenance of prienors before ;and tiller
irons January 1, Is5:1, Id January 1, 1854; In
cludiry the limp:l,. matron, their family, iinuktr
leeper aUJ ruanl, 'whole amount of provi4ions
purchased • $1,625 CO
From this may Ze deducted the union:ll
of cots, recei%ecl by the
keeper, and by nun pan, into the Co,
'fre.lttry
rnl. of exventliture for maintenance $1,115i 69
STATEME2iT C.
Salaries of Officers.
Kreb,. I year
Litza Krebs, matron 1 year
Holien Walker, I' nderkeeper owl au. •
per ntendent ~ f Loonts. 'i months 300 00
Jno. 1•43 e. Underkeeper . 1 year :1:25 49
Geo II Brandttier, I'l,y4letan 4 mouths
II liraghltner, Ti mouthy
W'itherti Hothei, 9 '`
G D I;oyer, Trealttrer, Ili, percentage
•TATRSIEiT L.
Stock_tteequ?rt-
Whole mitount of Stock purnho . ytal :
Cotton yarn carpet : chamm, - i•arpet-raga, letiher
&e. $3,389 Sti
From which was lenhzed ny tollowt
Amount of unpai 1 book no.
county, for goods sold
Shoe• and materials tot me
king 'hoc.' on hand
Check., gingham". and
ton arcs On hand
Curp•i•, carpet etiaiu, and
curvet rugs on h und
drit:lttg. and Uagclog
ott hand
Cll5ll reeetved by the ket.i'er
. tvr mattufurt'd gu(xl
and prinm plvd . nu t ,
the• tie.t-tir a 2, 131
Lilll - 114.; a not profit on die
pri.ott labor ut
FT.ITENtEAC E
DANT. E: Krrter,., or A mount with Sdotyldtll
— l
u rtn tv'l't ;I
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Jun. 'l'o curly re-j'd for googo +old and piisoii
lu!•er 2 , 1
• '• 110. b,ll
Feb. Do. good,. 1 61(1 and labor
" Do. pri,oulee:A• 'ooardmv, ,
Mar Do. goods told \ labor
•' Iw pri,onlee , k boardwi;
Apl: Do. goods mold find labor'
•• Uo. proon lies A - boarding -II; .I
Do• good,‘ sdd & labor
1/”. prison tees& bOarding
June good, ' , oat & labor
10 peon tce.,V boarding.
July & labor
•• I ter• & boardth:::
flu got , d, -
•• 11 0 . 141.44 t lees & Warding
Sep. 1)..) r.oot , ,u!.l & labor
••
D. prtson bouramg 10%.. S 7
Oct Do. good. cold A: labor
•4 Do. pri-ou lees & Wardle ) ;
Nov. Jo good 4 old & ',abor
--• 1)o preen fees.- boltr‘Kg eA) W
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y ilk' payntenl into County Treu
ury, un per Trea4urer'A rireetptl
The little giant's" motives, in exciting
the Slavery agitation, we nre glad to see,
are preuy generally understood throughout
theliuton. He will doubtless find before
IQF, if lie has not already discovered, ibat
he had over-estimated Southern gullibility.
on this subject—wiMess the following front
the New Orleans. Bulletin, a leading Soiith-
ern paper :• ,
• .-
TILE NEBRASKA BILL.—AII of the AhMi• .
tionisis and Freesoilers in the United States
must realll, feel under obligations to Senator
Douglas; tor affording them an opportunity ,
of,tonuneuriug anew their pestiferous work
ut agitation. Public opinion was gradually
hot surely •• crushing out" their vocation.— ',
Their furious raviogs had ceased to excite a
ripple on the Surface of the body politic... In
tact they _Hardly received the notice Of a
smile of contempt. The popular minchsas ,
getting right, and, consequently quiet, in re
gard to a question that ought never to be
touched, Unless it is absolutely necessary.—
But Douglas, with out cause or provocation,
regardless ot the dictates of good policy and
sound statesmariship, and against the true
interests of both sections of the confederacy,
has seen tit- to throw a fire brand into our.-,
national councils, to re-open the Slavery•ag- '
itation in its most pertuctuus aspects, and to
awaken a discussion that may produce an '
excitement similar to the one it required all
the power, and eloquence, and pattiotistii ot
Clay, Webster and Cass, to conciliate, sub
due, and settle. Why has •be done this,
when things were well enough, us'they
were ? • Why should he seek to awn the I
great deep ut popular emotion until its, tu
multuous billows roll - mountain high, threat-
Kling everything with wreck and TM, When
the pawl old pilots have ceased from their
earthly, labors and gone: to their reward?—
Why should he. presume to attempt Id int
prove upon what they finished? In no res
pect does he come up , to their stand. They •
were capable of riding upon the whirlwind ,
and directing the storm. lie is only compe
tent to raise the 'storm. There 'his powers
end. He cannot shape its course. It may
dash him and his country ; to ruins.
The foregoing interrogatories can be, l 'ans.
wered quite easily. In fact, the intent of
Mr. Douglas is so obvious that tbecominon-
1
eat mind can understand and appreciate , it.
Mr. D. desires to beCome a candidate !Or the
next Presidency. •To secure a nomination,
Which he doubtless conceives "equiialent to
an .election,lbe 'is willing to make any Ewa
fices of character, principle, or patriotism.—
Ile cares not what storm he may evoke ;
what dangers he may engender ; what . Sec
tional differences. be may cause to become
imminent ; what exasperations he may en
cite;, what sectional differences he :may
arouse ; he is feckless of Abe consequences of
any and everything, if he can only mom
plist the grand end at vlitch-- his ambition
has been-alining fur the past ten years,-
He wants to make political capital that
will serve him in the National convention
'ot 1856. As capital of that sort is far easier
manufactured in the South than in the
North, besides being cheaper, the ' little gi
ant' turned his loving gaze in this direction,
soliloquizing to l timsell : 'lt I can ottly•get,
the obstinate beads of those Stupid Southern- -
ers turned In my favor, I can pick •up A suf
ficient number of delegates in the North and
Northwest, to secure the glorious prize of a
P re demist nomination. Therefore, I must
co me out strong on the nigger question, and
cell the 'Southern people I am in favoi of let
ting thein take their slaves to the hyPerbo
teen regions of Nebraska. True, my peas- •
ure won't do the South au iota of stabitanual
benefit. but it will be 'good enough Morgan,'
to answer my purpose."
After this it is supposable the Senator, en
oyed a ,hearty laugh, for bets reputed to be
a jolly good fellow. - i •
If the .Southern people can be cajoled and
humbugged by .such transparent demagogue
ism,-they will be entitled to, the appellation
1 in perpetuity, of .soft,' softer than warm put
ty, softer than the dough in a bakeetfarough;
softer than any existing known • thing in
Christendom or heathendom..
We are not doing injustice to this aspiring
den.agogue by imputing to him such selfish
motives. His admirers and apologists bold
ly avow that be is a sistedmg candidate for
the Presidency, and that the Nebraska move
ment is a round by,Which.he designs ascen
ding the political ladder.,
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