!ISM (61)t Alintrs' satinull • • • rorrsvELLE, PA. Saturda3 Moining, March -1$ 13. pAtirinx, Editor and Proprioups : ....Z. LITTLE - , Associate Editor. MMM INTE.LESTS • , I Tttle,"We written, mans• columo3 ein this.subje.zt ; but there ie a orqr feature of it . . We . want to iffesent OOW. miner-,like men that understand and attend to their in any other' calling or proje;sion, are-in et,netaUt , and general demand. The fie:d of tiled labors is not• • prescrded to any one Region—they can find emplo}nieht• bed set good wages in any pare where coal is to tie mined. In order thereitire to iecure, permanently. good and experienced Motets in any one Region, prop er collateral induceinenta must be held out, tiptiit than good pit, (fur that they can get en} - where); and fortanna' kitting these we set down cuuventeni and condonable houses ipr them. and their 'families. Otherwise they atittake themselves to other Regions, leaviUg Inexpritenced and leis' lastidions bands to occupy 'the places they would - not have. It IS a t:agoll , )Ut G ct'iimt the :quiets' hou- ce., - )i; our kgtoit, lor.the must part, are out what the} thould he--thaUyl!l Meat are but ruiserable shauuet, hulk 1 , 9 the rudest style and at the haot pusbible . -e,itit, which afford heither curnilat her con reMee to the ii= B. There are exceptiorw,'we are glad wor'e,,ret we are ti.;pity tu be ileve Ittere i, a Rrowilig autoug our peuitli!ou uie tunject. it 11. w. iaCreaSe this : tatereSti and to spur tt uh to au-activy,practi• cal rsttteoce, that we now address tie par- CoUt Cfued. Mil That our Rtgiuu suffers morally from the MAstatien tcouomy referred to, cannot be doub;ed but upon an examination of the tact:;, it becomes equally plain that the result is also st large pecuniary loss, / falling directly end most heavily upon the, Land-owtfers, • but incidentally affecting, more or less, all engaged in the business.. This 'must hap. 'pen at .every cOlhery or in every Region, where the accdnimodations are nut sufficient to incline the engagement of good, experien• ced namers,and where necessarily green hands are employed. We have rib doubt that by this -means, through waste sock awkwardness in' 'mining and in the several subsequent stages of preparing the Cual, at least one-fourth of the quautityin any givt n ka.ngway is utter ly lust, and thus that propo?lion of the pro ,`duct, of the, lands rendered unavailableM the rent and profits. This view ot the matter is certainly worth thinking about, and we hdpe Land-owneis especially will luqk atter their own interests enough to•give ihe'subject their early atten• Lien, .COAL IN'ECROF!,E AN!) AMERICA: The London Times' publir•hed a statement relative to the Cval trade of the 'United King,lonr of Great' Rival°, together willi'neriain data . respectinga l lie - Cval area and - productiun• or. • otldr coUntries, from which we . cnrripile the annexed •tatito ar ranging the i!itormittion thence di:rived in a naure.con , lncyou- and acceF...t7le Fi prlundttd I: rl-furnaces in Great 'Brit ain e , n,atrie :!atinaily 10.000,i1r , ci!oas en . % and 70110( 1 ,(100 ton's'of Ironsforfe., in Or der to pr*duce lons of pig 'iron, o! itle 'value upward:, of X 8,000,000, abOut moor u4cs 3,66 . 0,000 tots of, coal, iu fu.i'Litavalmig doino•tic i purpoies. i. • Unelitusercd•rthrl twenty fi?ousmjcl per -4,.t,s art- ct,ut:arvly etnrlest(.l in mining; _— • re more Corse:Jr , work under_grouud Oral, up* r us surface value-of the annual Pro`duct Of Coal inGr , Britaitl C4%0003/00. trinii) al [helm' , (5.50,n010n0,) Cult about .duuhied at the pliteesol cutualptniu, by' tneeXpeoseiol ttunspoiZt tiz.o anti, ottivr cbargem: The tullrilkit:s6l.c. showsithe? Ctijl area and ;:ollual pruduq't id t :the seveTal . etruotrte' tiain,ti. •It wilt he .ocillvc.d kat the Clint, rire.a r 1164 is inure than fire ' 111.1 uf,ali . thEurUlicau ctUu;rie, put t , ,geth . er;. while theii - r6piatiou.uf - Cal are., uc.the tw.i Couttututs stands about I'4 !,, 1, 1T.3 LiVtir tli uUrt . • Sq Li, re -Al,les A i.n eat 'Product Brttl-h Ishiod, 12,000 • . -37,000.000 too, H l itn , 250 , - 5.1)00,006 tt. 2,000: ' 4.150.,000 U.lted 113.000 alti4ut 6,500.000 ' 3°,500,0n0 •• 4.000. 550.000 Bri , i,b N. A.,•15t1,-00;,1 not Is , iow' • " Tulin:4 the Brush Isliinds alone, and di vtding hero into di,lricl," find the sup• posed workab c area an lulluVlS, in acre,: Northuinhtriabdand Durham, 500,00 n Curuberkod, ‘Vestmorenind and West Rat-- Lancashife, Fhat.hire and North Staffordshire,• , 550,000 Shropshire and Worcestershire', • 79,950 South Staff.trdshi re • 65.000 Nantuckahi re andl.,eicestershi re, - 80,000 Somerse:shire &:•Ciloucestsrshire, 167.500 ' South Miles, 600,000 SiOltish Coal Fields, 1,045,900 Irish Coal Fields, • 1,850,000 Our exports, which in 1840 amounted to 1;606,030 tone valued 11t £576,000 had in creased In 1850 to 3,531;000 tons, . 0 1' the value of C 1.294,000. 16 1 11841 our exports to France were •,451,300 tons, to Holland • 173,379 tons, to Prussia-116,296 tons, and to Russia 7 7 ,152 tons. In 1850 they were to France 612,545 tons, to - Holland 159.953 tons, to , lirussid 186,528 tons anti to Russia 235,188 tons; n s Since preparing the - above, we have hap .pened upon some additional facts, given .hy ~,ilitcheock; the ac.earnplisbed geOlogist>es pecung.lthe extent! and in - exhaustibilitk , of the Coal measnres•of the globe, particularly those or the United Stales. " In Nora Sobtia and New Brunswick the Coahfield corers nearly ten thousand square miles. ! In the southeast part of 111assachu • Setts, and in Rhode Island. is a deposit cow c.ering neatly five hundred square miles.-- • The great , APailichian Coalfield, extending from New YorWid Alabama, is 'seven hun.' bred and twenty"milez, in length, and cover:: ttearly"100,000 square miles. The lodrana ,•Coahfielti; three hundred and fifty miles long,. embraces about fifty tt:.usand square In Michigan is anc , ther, one hundred and ty tittles long, which corers twelve thou-' sand square miles. The Miss,uri and lowa Coal-field , , embrace fifty thousand square mpes. The grand total in the United States .amounts to more than two 'hundred and , . tiventy.five thousand square miles, Wher' .we think of the immee,e extent to which the use of steam will hereafter .be • increas e d .un thisjen'atiirent, in consequence cf the . use of Coal, we can form no adequate lion cA the future populousness and prosper ity Witte country:` FAii.nacs.--A ineetiog was cailtd at Hat rtsburg last Ssturday even ing, by the friends of the Administration to bolsteinp the Nebraska BrII inCongress.— Judle Dtck, a relative of Go . vercor was celled to the . chair, but; the Majority prevent tuts eu,ovepsthelnitoefy adverse to the fitil 114 d the ttlittle'panr,"lti rat he felt the chair in the midi! 01" noise abed coatis:on." Mi. Ralte, : a .demucratic„lsw i yer, v ,4 t h en called upon to preside, acid resolutions were otered .and adopted coudemnihg the repuLli• ation of any featured the Cotnprotniies of 1850 or 1820. • . A ,similarrneedog, we observe. was called s:inie'eveirtogs before by the Gerinans iu New yolk,. but a majority-of those preir'eat being opi oa-d to tt, resolunoog to That effect were subniitted and adopted. t ry- rr is,r•aal tiCat the r e has kteei - il l e pa , : year, a ectic,ency, /3 the-tyriftiFtatiuo of vd,rnored turiner y‘ars, of ten taitilon • Qum—Whet effect will that produce in the price of clover ? IMPORTANT . PROM HARRISBURG!. FRIENDS OF PrapiIBITION TO.ii OUR POSTS!! We have leceitied the following circular from Harr.sbuig.(anil make haste to put !ta injunctior 4 i into execution : To THE raismas or A PROII/BITORY LIQUOR LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA. Cltizen.s:—Owing to the moral and po Wire treason of several of your presentativ.es,. the Vrohihttory Li re aw, around watch Co inunv hopes and anumpations cluster, is again placed to jeopar dy. And though quite it numbei.. of - our St___:p.atrrif;' and Members, on-W17C112 wedid not .rely, hae,z lily supported the Bill, Nye cannot look with con. fidence to -its passage, ' without _your 'aid Our friends in the Legiii.lature assure that toe deter minahouloPtho Yrotnpitory melt, to lend in a titiOns this eesvon, is operating gteaily to r is adanteuire,....eid that in all human probabzhly, tic names - of:lily or on hundred thousand immediatelk, mill ,rcuro Tn, nas become the more Important. as our opponent, are forwardilig remonstrances almost duilv. We torward you a Corm of petition I.;elow. It tweesrary, let the frier.th'el Prohlth um emp,oy ageut lOr a few days, to canvass yOur county . each petitioner sign two petitions; nod eOOll you obtain names enough, to ihge ot fooireao,,, lorward one petition t. .) our Soautor add aim, h, r : to your Itopteseniative, keeping AI copy . of the pe talon, with watch to secure further s.gnature,..' What'we do. must be done.gurdkiy. .7 It the Ladle* and 31ii,ors with to petition, we shalt be glad of it; hut let ours be signed bv,VOz. TEES only. STEPHEN MILLEI:, Joni A. \.isle, VALE:7INE HCVMEL, Jr., \k`34. 131. stria, C RAWN, Covimater appornted by a .Ikfa , ..t at Ilarre,:barE, to addre , 3 r/e fr.hsbtiton ?hen nl l',,M,,Y‘L'a'"a To rip. Senate Iva/ liozac of It rp:,..,entattut s of Pennsylcanta IL General 4 s.c re:l y. nut Your petition-Pt, VOTER t 3 01 :!;ettto county, rerpcctiuuy pray yOurtionoodttet3o,lx-, to p. 52. 11 Proe‘b,tory Liquor Law, corn wa . ? rcel,Unbrif ded by the fate tate L.ol,velzhcm, ai Harr,,burg ; WMt a seettoo ~.utont.ttotg•k:6l-repeal to vasf the people to Angina or September. We 1111i'e accordingly pjinted a large number of petitions ) of toe, above form, for general distribution throughout the COUIJ iy. •We have also struck off a number to be sigutti by the Wives, Sons and Daughters who are out t:ortrs, but are likewise deeply t4it.re,Cet; in the great caustiof Temperance.. Now, friends of Prohibittuil in Sztm) be up and doing. As the i:outtnittee ray, "what we du, mos.. be dimealuickty." Cali at our office as early as pusaifin and get some .ot these f'CillitiaS ; and then : tape a day or• two from your 'usual business to t.icure'tig• natures. Let every district in the Cuunry be Moromehly canvassed. Similar circulars hart been forwarded throughout the State, and ii the Temperance men will bole do their duty we , shall, in a short time, roll up such a thundering voice of the people Mt- Prohibi tion; tis will startle these recutatit - mernbets at Harrisburg from their-seatt !. Show them (bar we are in earnest, and our. petitions will nut he disregarded. We aye perfectly conti• dent' that a majority of the people of Peon sylvauia want Prohibition ; and what the people wane, they. ought •ii) have, a — uif - can have, it they only go tile-.right way about it —nor popult, von • To those who cahoot coniteuient,ll, call tui !hose Politicos we will mail: them to ali t address requi:ed—iptify be• quick about lormiug Aud while the Temperance Yitters are, at woti, let not the Wo;afit und itinors ture.ei the part required of Mein. Tlfvte havc,equal intertitt at ssialtein the surd' t.ht great Are there no weePiugi mothers, nu abused, heart-broken wives, rid ragged, star ving children to be i:.omtortyd and made happy by the passage of a Prohibitory Liquor . Law ? Many a voice, we are sure, will tr.spoud to Cur call, and mothers tied wtces,,,ons and daughter.; writ cheerfully 'ut - i6rlalie the Jabor of love and Mercy pre scribed tor them., , . • Cone tlinn, friends of Prolithition, one aud all—let each and every one put los , !•noulder to the vitheel,.and the treat ;fn . ; of Temper ance,:now fur a tirne retarded in it, progre, ‘vtli theu move forward,m trtlmipt, Over oft cpput.i Hon I 'OIUE OF THE GERMANS A meetiug c , l the Geriaaaj'efflz,u , Pint our; ‘v.iis halt last week, and teri,luituus. adopied expressive ut their rietrc mi t‘V‘ z..Uttit2C ' t—the ul 'Bt • dint to iktscubutry, and hi, di fence b, tail, :Seuaturi—thd N..rtna,ka ultheyrueeediugs - ielatitig to the er, an siren let the Gazette . 'The first several rrtoinnuuN firmest the couduct of eettail, Senators at Wastilti., ~,u, in drawing diailue,ious betty e 1 t aun' and ad•.pted C1112:t LIN 1,1 the pitidj idtce ul tiia wtrer, ID the matter of the Pope's pr,:ends, ambassador. They, titureueer, repuulate th._ lasumarl.n that German ciiizeus du not rc uteni laws at the laud, or wish lu*uudet- Inure thew. • re,ulutturi 'the eniighteoineu euple as declared touuders of the Republic., is regarded as - tie 'only sale guard ut liberty, anti tears are iixpressed ilia itte attempts by linen') 101 u-rice 19 retatu ine march of villighteuint:tit may be succes tul, uu:e•s resolute rsswaucti is made to the', i!Leruaelitneuts. •, Tile 'sixth reeolutiou declares: the e,tablizt, rehtgtou, liberty by our, Fattier, to t. a ..,ttiaguabituous thuught." which finds . 4 rti,el:lll echo to their hearts, tiutl they Ilay.• .0 tt Ii to iniPair the privilege, ot.CEltholic, uuder the liberties grauted to alt—but expre;_, a total' want of faith to the leader: th, chu,ielt-t-the Prie,t6.— 'illey tear that tae puwer übmined Liver Ili, :1,c1: to ',tatters of religipn will be exteL rd uud thu, beeume ' r daugert.tis tug liberties tit Atte country. The reason. giveu lur thisl:appreliension ate the follow tog : -A •?: • . 99, GOO 1.. The cal - hulic is forbidden to read ort hiicik pot permitted to him pastor ; ptowen.hl,, , lie fact rt P)11111LIV being ! burned by the priests. ; . . :2. The property of Catll9:lic congregattitii. is elairno by lhe Bishops, o e'•wideuced `in the ciffitroverates now existrngt "..3. By , Aurteulai Cunfrssioti--a religir.us despotism • degradifig and weakening tile minds of al; who submit to it- 1 --the Prie...l is tumbled not ouiy to learn the secrets of the minds ruder his charge, beit'it.Ohlugs affect ing the ,weitare of the literrch); to e:Ser cise an undue and dangerous influein.e. 4. The attempt of the Catlin Hierarchy to destroy our commouschouls, distribu ting,th e school money among; the religion, sects, Droves ghat the 'Ca tholielelergy do n o : aim at' educating the children of the Repub. lic to be-good citizens, but sectarian:, dipg•them to beard only what apprOved by the priests. • • 5. The spiritual sovereign attic Catholic , . is not only a'worldly tyrant to 11'!s own Sates, but carves on a diplomatic - rMercanirse with all countries, in .Which his temporal contradict all his) pretended holiness and_ in ' nc,cenee. Ti, these .reasons_ is added, the condu;l ul rh Catholic. -press of this country"; which o ily attacks and repudidtes repubttran AncipLes, and strives to uprodt Oft- love of Iti!erty and :self-government, s.i evicatial to Le tauklit to repress monarclAl!:al acd insto cratical tendencies : thus stloWlog that the press ks controlled by the clergi and repre sents the opinions vl their, sptri , ual autctru and his jesuitical defendards. ;limy h. it pos sible for Catliolie‘ to a tta i n l a. ,„! ture cessary for American the tietielicent priucipie. Uf our 4,,vt,rc.rn,nt, when nitudrf„are ariler;c,;.• pmri - d 'lt is'uo gain for men to escapc,'the Tu.!, oi.raonarchy, captisres into the hand, of the Catholic Hierarchy.. SOLDIERS IN MCN.I6) WAR The to:lowing reeoluions were la te,,re.1.1 by,Mr. Fletcher in the House:: • Suc - rics . l. su by. thif Senor . House ofktpresentattres of the. (mon :trou,,; ( 4. of Pennsylvania, inGen.rol Aiser:/bilipirt,— 'lhat it is due' to the offi•:ers and :soldiers ut the first aud,sr;d46d Penaylvhititt reahnt of volunteett....,Who tudividualiy and' lively served in the war wt h 11lIe n , t: they snuuid receive frurnthe Stale at: etd phatic exprebetun of the prvtudhd reifdrd tjl their guua coitduct and her lic:nairaA ua if thetr heroic courage. ' Resoltted. That a% an appr,,qtce acd eu during memorial, of Ilitlat offl7t-rs aud diem in the sanguinary hattle.with .:11exizo, the Legislature of the State of Peattsyiyanta grant to each, upon appjicatiOu, a vote of thanks accompanied with nni apptupriate medal. . Resolved, That the GJvernui be and 'lle is requerted.to comply in the way ite'arittro.d deem moat appropriate, the object 4 f these resolutions. • 17" tiEw -Yohx ExiitarTicis.--1-Frorn . a lately published statement of affair.; of the New York Crystal Palace,'bv. the Di rec• tors, it appears that the Cutnpa''ny has .ruo in debt 8125,000 beyli r tid their . capital stock .ts 3570,000—1na 'total receipri wertsB9l,o7o 72. The amount. received fur ticket,. was $330,7u2 9n. It to intended omake the Ezhibitioa permuted[. pros tat animas' JOURNAL.] - NEVER DEVJJAVIR! BY MABEL CLARE-POTTSVILLE Never despair! oh words of lofty Cheering, - To the.worn heart about to droop and die; Lift up thy glance, with holy trust .unfearutg .The daiknets on thy present destiny; Look! and while gazing, te2 the blue apace brie)- ; • • ten, Filled with the host 01 emulating stars; And learn, that patient blab will ever lighten The gloom within our earthly prison bars ; ' Never despair" • '• night is past ; though 'gloom and darkness . shroud it, . The sunny morn from its chill arm comes , forth ; Although dull winter's frozen mantle bowed it, The flower tars up its heed at Spring's glad built; The dry and withered seed, devoid of beauty,. Placed in the earth, springs up the glad young tree . From Nature's every page, we learn our duty, 7 To_ Inn:, and hope, ;andbid despondence fle'e; Never despair A tropic cavern held within its . Gems. priceless for their beau y ai it worth, A. lonely Indian roaming o'er the .on ins, • Caught at a shrub. trot gate a For count fe..• ages they had dwelt ungle But now, each pri-oned gem saw life nd light, On bounty's brow and b.4orn they were aming, Each sepaeate one way tercued from Its night : Never despair, • This is the anihem.of all Natures sounding_ - r„m„warn, f r om rock, from moult tam and from', . "tree; • The rill that from a hitt'e stream comes - bounding. Rolls Asa river to the Ixtutlle,s sea ; fate rdems darke.t, nerve the soul to bear it. feel that a dawn wi J open to thi.ip eye Let :by heart !lope, tka...iutt there be none to, share It • I flere'en flit . - earth—thy angels watch On high ; 'Never deilair” eNinttii o,'abfr. GP.uiti.3l for this month ti a choice number.— liehiltey.'s , lac of Washington, handsomely il.mtra• ied, is continued, The caer ernbeitkhrnents are excellent. Graham dsserre.4 to .. succeed—he is ever at Work, perpetrating ....omething new for the benefit of Ili , . reciter. The reading matter in !ne number before, u.t iifutt of vi,lnable information. S , .i s ostriptions received, end mingle topics for stile at a tilitan'S — priCe F:3 a -year of 25 cents a. number. AN ExarrerriON of the proithecie's of the Apoca ,yo..e.-by Rev Jas. DU W. Moore, Phila., Cite 31.11i10i'' of tn 1?; wort: was formerly Rector of Tr.nity Cliurch ut efilspia , e, and is now Chu? ant in the U . ..ft, Allnty. The subject 15 one , inierest, and here treated. with .ngentilly a - A - general ability—the writer bri.:g.t. to art exten,ive ;Acquaintance with anc.e.a tustoi y and literature. Tae book througu• out, wi Ibe found carious and 'interesting. Fur tai`e. et &Lifland. .13“0 - .OVELL..3 Railroad Guide, for the Philadel pina. beading and Pottonlle Horid—J. W. Moo;e. pnblit•her ; for sale at Banitar; price 1..77 c4o. Thin' in an eXceindingly interesting lute boo 's—a pleasant as. welt an profitable corn punti.in for the traveler. part I describes. the sae. neryoinprovements, Mineral and agricultural. re-. sour''- 111CidCillft SCC., &C.,' connected with various points niongthe route; accompanied with ciNfrahatory and generally very 'correct en.gra• ein;s4.. It also contains' a topographical p'an and pi•oine 01 the Road, which in worth the price of the boiii. of it,elt. Part tI in devoted to the Anthrs:- c4,..l,', , a4orrriutmt, which be totind peculiar ly - .a.L.atile, ovecially to ,tran;gers in the Revlon. TEE k? , l i Of trie Itilotr,z;rd Iter...rd of the Ng 4. rod: Exhibdionomprojng four numbers, ecnp:rie, thta beaut dui umd valuable work. Those who Went back number 4 or tbe whole volume app'y tt wt t male d work. It bag been published at great ex pv,t-e, and ev•-rytMng Iter;ben-got up in . the fine, t The'.•!eparate numbers ean he bound, and ba,, n'tinber- or the st ; • holc work produred at Bar , - zt Price, unbound; I tu: Lottr,p.y .I.>:;rtt 7! "1% the title of a :new tet)::inly paper Itt 'quarto form just t.lartetrin WriliWOrlll.---L! Is throughout gut up t' t:ditre-se- mid lady type,etteri it t• ,itert ttml de>eri i eticourug.e tee. inuin Civet id the publication hi to t-e -cii;q nit en!a.ged ,ptiere for the 'exetchin te.elaine,., and in that re.,ptre; it eeria.nly continendab!e The tone of t lie edi;o -r,tl pepurt oo t i s and the pa per thrOugh,nt bat the hidi-i:,cap do a 'good many - thing:, tne., never had credit for. before. A ....ample cop) of 15e ioirr,al can be ,r•eeti at -Ban Ilan . r, where ,tti,"eriptioni3 wil•, l-e received—Nice $1 a year. ch Count . y School Journal. 'for lin , month, 4` out. l'ollients wi,l be tound MO ; end protik,b!e. 'The 1.1.1 . 0CC.5S of this. it ti ler beyond the tno.t "'unglue edam.) for this month MOO Ai auk 01 2i(1) ~.op,eB have been d ifposed ul ! SLib• reed ut `,.2.9 cents a or..lccrte a utioilier. WP. fi EGRET - 41AL the e. , mmunicalson oricITME, Ptn.ade,pis a, v,il4, received sod lit le or Insertion then wtm!:. with a toital.M itp!y—(or tome icason other,st we , bdisad snail mot. oral ,Rffairo_ • -Cailfarma.--Wriag the, last three weekc 11r, R Edwunii ci [lnt place, hat ei,gag•ed to an Frc.nritco fcrtwenty•lcur pertclis . liercnt rC.Ctloril of the Coal Regio'n,betwecu Taint:flip aid R . nu•ch . - Gar; nearly al: Scotch and Wc;th. Sofne live or fix other?.—acconipmed [hell", who loc% paFtage to Nt.N Yuck . , • Cuiirt.—The uzua! Spring seisions will commence to thi, pince . en Monday next, (ith Mel. 'Ph_• following is the hit of trials for the MN limhez va Fei t ;hed 14ue, 315 March t Term ' 13.tejttin ts , leCaurretTal, 332 June Term 1517. . , 3 Gal nor et el v. Sehttyl.'NaN;. Co , 99 Sept Tr-nu 1817. 4 Rdpn v. Snyder et al 275 Dee. Term 1847. 5 lidu4M 5 Loo-n v- Gebte 265 June T. 1849. u Stepne,i,o, ve Me.C.itima dz. Carey 332 Septehk t er Tetui 1545 MeGmtey Chambers 77 Doe Term 1919 . Jael,t,ua v. Kepler 144 March T. 1849 ftoweis et a ye Ludwig et al i 3 June T. 1849 19 . Edwerdi v.Denui , ha 57. June T. 1849. 11 Opp vs.6,eter 1,53 September T. 1949. 12 Ey,ter 5 wtte v Puu46B7 Septeinber T. 1540 13°Q.ututi Erm lAiMar. T. 1531 14 ~ 1 1).-pilchVli 13rnitV 182 'Julie. ' R. 1531. 15 Stewart vs Het b 199 June T.. 1551. • lierratg. Adm.. v. Horning 51 Sept T. 1531 :7 Dtinf en Jr. Dietb!ebote 54 Sept T 1.55) • 19 - Itrt.ita 1 ,, v. Sherwm et' el fig Sep,T' 1531. Whelatt'&- Co vs Chilies 3135 Sept T. 1851. ' .20 .51eAttee 4:a Wagner Brd 1,•871. • 21 nee v" Fleck& Troutl63 Dec', T. 1951. • .C 2 Ayres V 4Ly Co. M. I us. •C'e. 229 Dec. T. 1871. .23 En Suet. '&7 Co. v. Major 271 Dec. T. 1851 litehards Dee. T 1851. 2.3 Nedir v. Nagle, lUti Maroh T. 1892. 2 . ! Bore' of Pott-ville v.Geo; 108 Airdh T 1852. 27 11'32 Mareh.,T. 1852' :14e,r1t.. WhttlieldP:S.Ala,vli 1852. 2) Lo xetat vs 14etfuer :129 .Tome T. 1852. • 'Ol Lesstiz vs Shultz 401 June T. • Geo, v..t held 217 September T. 1872: 'ii A rrst,ch is litch 3 Lenentber T. 1952. • . 'll Cr reenv• - u: d v- %Vac/in:non & Ogden' 2 Der en. ? her Term 1552. t Zarb," v. '4erbe 5 0 -Dettem!ler T. 1852. I",‘i.,fley ve Porter 4:t ur ) )5 December T. 1851. 39 Brown ve Ewmg 301 Maroh T. 1853. Farmer. Bunk v. Same 313} Merdh T. 1571',.• 74 Hanie •vti Pelt 99 Jute T. 1953. • 9.2‘1;:,:r • 211.1j0r T 11 4 153.. .4) Ludwig tiets Bland 171 Sept T. ,15-.2 Poitsviiie iVatir Company.- A • [ a mee;- ,r,g of d,e-Cotorrn,“doners applutted in and he 1;11 Act of tile General .erribly 'of the `z,ate'ofi'rnn. rritireci"A'Suppletnettt to the ' Ael porating the Polt,y,iie W‘ilerCompzirly,-eppr,irmi Leventh day t (Apr.!, A. E Hun ;Lod Thlrty-fotir, to open Books ' hi the tri . :ll., of Poitv:lile end .t , t.,clair. to 1 - er - rive :10,- ~,7 ,r,ptions of ~,A , 1 11)ohal Eq,...ek: to the Capital of -etd , Com• pally--Pre.et;`,, Iluntrnget, Jr.,SitAnge N. Palmer, Charier. W. Pitman, Daniel Scherlie, and Charle Lord—On motion, JACOJt iittiTZINGEII., Jr.. was appointed Pr,-,dent. PAL:itEr.. Secretary. It wilb On - itionon: iiralv.d, .That notive„,tir giv:it b ailve:tt ,, ernt,t io racer 01, the ii•errrif, eew-papers..pub't,hed in-the Borough of PottAvtj;e, Itt. ,oic, foe iiie,purfici,e afOrirfa'id, be opened at 'and thereenn,ykenta at n:. ft of -Pott..(.ille, :end at the Holed of . 10 : 1 Hila.1.104111,41, to the liiitotigh 'Of Si , Clair, at on Monda y , the kith ol and rennin open for three , Eight 'Thrk:and 't•haive PORN have he. a •11!. ), ( . r11, , CC.1,, r, biCeOrtlaGee the the, term: of r.ttd . . = ii ,-, .-,/,...i., That Jacob, lioatzutpr, Jr , . 2 e Ond Ile iN LtlthF aUtisOrtZtd 10 procure the neCe.fary Book• of ..übscriptioa and other papers necre4ary 1 , be Used to the talialg of bubaoripppas as afOrc ,,alcl. • Iter.,lviyi. That on the receipt of the firer inatab meat oo tne i•ubser,p!iOns teceived a< aforesaid. the several ,Cominiesmners receiving the same be requested to nay the several amounts .o MS pee:- trey received by therp into the hands of Jacob 11.unta.nger, Jr. On motion, Resqvtd. That when this Board of Corurnt•ntoners adjourn., it be to . thaet at the otter of Strange N. Palmer, on Aionday the27th day of February. in3t, at o'clock, P. hi, On motion, fiehtivict, That these proceedings be pub:isbed in tia pvera of the Som-10 of PotteNie. On motion, adjourned.' • ' .JACOB RIT-NT2I:sIGER, Jr , P•of 5 rIZA NGE N Pei liJG, See' y • • The Commiss:one're met agreeably to adjourn ment at the Office of range N. Palmer, et: :kton' day evening, February 27, 1951--Pressnt. Jacob Huntzmger, Jr., :Strange N. Petimer,'Darnel Scher tie, Charles Lurd, Bernard Redly and WU:tam .11, Jahne• Oa motion, adjourned to meet at the same place on Moo* evening, Itlarch 6, ISU, at 6 o'clock. • Catert 'citebiatetr,l3i. ker family tall give a Concert at the Town to.W.ght (Saturday). They hive been here bltprtl7. and therefore need no•puff to draw out a errytid to hear theta: The . programtn.3 of • - •ongi, ac gtvhn in given in their bulls, firontheq s rich -treat Theiy remain . with us only one night. Go early; it.:-ynu would Krum. atirl4lll!,eMerll. Palo .411o.—thir neighbor? of this iii.onrishing . p;iice hate an appitention now h#l6;e . the Leg,..latitre for on - eat rf lyieorr:oration h. it llolotig h. Their tarpoiieri line .runs Schuylkill to,Port Carbon, taking off that portini of the hatter place on tire Sharp Mountain !ide. of the nver. Palo Attalla. , a gin,4ly tiliniber dustrious, enterprising nod in:enigent - and pol o se,ses all the natur4l advantage- td )oclit 10i1 to entitle it to the charter a•ked for. h'ers there maybe no tiidieulty ut the aay ut its ,btairovir what they et iriendy require TAM.-IQl' A -AFFAIRS : ..,. i :I' - ' '` ME......3:. EDn'oas —Tit: t , .... , :de , ... pro-ck•cti• c our Itt;'l. I(ti:e viliage,ienich now number-; jut]; 501 , 1) tali/del:11s, fife very pr tm.imr for ;the ps ..'- 'ent ,eat.on. St—rer.tl rmtideat;\‘. that wilt be aid fir nameat to the place, Wt;; he t teetetf by ,on l e , of .. . l' .. our ea; erprt-mr: ba uses- Men t tiring the approach. ill:t t.tlitither. '..'tle- , rs. ibbes &CcKe are pier 6 m.t. the Shttrp l :tiountael for a new oal opening, mid t.v \ ay h.t!twcon (ht.' p'av T' e end , eurora: ' ' '. Tilelitt;e 6ehtly;ltii; Ccmpa :y hove Jecyhtly plated iipont henr real a boilitiMl new hooomp7 rive Elaine, bail: in their own ..h\p,;trl inJS phice, under the- nbtnagetnent of Lt.-PMezer, K.ii.,, which for betty aed wtjirniahship w.ill compare tav:;111• blv. wi•iit the pretleHori- mile-. brit .. riop; ei 'l to E cntnitr!. ; man.; parts ;t1 twr machinery tie the ch.t.:: Kat,.dti. ntcptioniet Mr. PhltEer. - They have . iJI4r 'plierti , a new ;rat e•a., ememe Iron the mailmho; ,lory o: Normaßrothett-, ,at their toad. wh,c-h with, ;the former wt; eon,klutilv titigne?nt their t=htllting. Cap....eit , . 11Ja the .ea , on. •The ;ve:q; uu.Ok• Lime Seitu?•ik: 1 Eyilimbion uncl. Cala ivitta road wi.f io e cornpletNi 11l the A Ultll,llll, ai •1534. ; A 11eW143.4 SOX(' /10111 Band was vraaniaed. here about ei. IVeckS Ynitted a,.icrilatkote.p, -, -iictetwv On the. ii2d ult.,. they boll, nails,. ;Aid threlanera j‘ob:tii,.pieclortnance cat th,:, vefaliJoh of NA; I,Thiied' Stalett N. J. 11,11 r, their teacher. ' I. A LtAv dAys a pc.ri-oii in a threw a ern dl burnlu fluid ever his „rival, and; th-n ...A Ere to him. Ile ,11ccredvd ILL ILIL-.1L4 ti! tleine %On , h e.l that which the fair Wid-i ow had Itintiled in hie b..;acen, and left wnundai quite as deep kind !C15t1114. TO Ma , - Fr 3, 23. • ! • MI: 9F15 . .ENTORS • — lt !, - 4 , 7:111 t egretjannoticethe I rea.„yttett.ni c 1 John .Inder,..2n. : E•q., acCerteral St iwrinte::d [! t i!I I{aiiroxd hard! Unnl (.%•t - itp , tny ;. a Ifsiq, re , !det.o.. endear'- 11,01 to ;Ai! w:rr so fern:nate t o ; ni: tinkt , !..,l,ln.nr; nitw en!arkze,: 1:1r5 a n d ng id habit , iin ti;e laud COULdt-411 , .. 01 . 0111 ( . 11;Ze.ii ally. :day. uir'm li.in in whatever pur;ttiti tie may enter - The Etipti,t t,Ofir.; in 1;1 Ed muted andLtitherao , Aettotot:,Bl.O:, ;wend erect:n: 4 ol:wch ed!ticem eht-i r.:!!g ti!-,ptebtlit ; friLLI t irt,ra the dcstgir. I _have they buildit•g+ tr.for- • ilktinent , to one tpwti: nIIJ John-on, anlnnterprisingbip,i-i tirn rC Ut pave, he Cotern;nl ;Coiliery near I.3aver :rom I ten aril Eteven..nn er a le: rn Lee , improc - ements, ;;a.rtkeen :And. nried, 1.-}t !.,;en the Inn.t Ao.rner-.. II :• rt •,•:i t preen: propkie-1 Co!. Trrn ry.: • d 1S 1 ME :t/E341. , EDI Se!f upo,t rnur with re 11r1,4nce , 61 . 11 xca C't inLies itia,co I le,: a tivsp,” . ajon; . . An Ifitll ,, ltire ri 0"1" ,11 001,711011 , • , 111J1Ir 11011-1 •! . e11:01' 1- 11' 1 :0 10 01.1:001 010/1,, 11 0 1,10,11/lie:l‘ a;1.1 twde:' it , Witt' itirCaLM 0;11. I j of Ih.. of,;tit. • \ I-.601 .Air t'l 1p -trielzen by Os to fttreit•h, hint! the be'ker.o2.• ter !di )e ,, roy , h(eAth, ksgirer, his irite4lec!, i - tlo hot laioiv t.j rot it m, to ..-ay to in .that' he 1145..'w•b• ly rrwl.,l •:11 11, 1111 f. 61:1.11; 61'011 . 110. Pcfll/11 tzie nit to ..It yoh to ipok St tS,rritt . ;, trld : the li!er t hezi heart or:he wit- and ohi ,?!c1 vt ti,. ito. r . drun',-; Go in nitee..a.-‘1,0.1 it h,ve 0,4 the !nand t:oorttizt to ge,C, 0..0ti. 1101 111.1kcli00).,I (0 1... 11010 i ... 110.1. ~ 1%,U:.- 1 11 7 a Were n ,an.r man ; lake n iong N-h,w loofa the drunl:arti.; too!: at th,o-ie tl , rtrtz eye ;;I li t .ttcn to iti or tt ItteOtltt era t•:ort•?-10,,,,, , ye thi.),el ,fierce gear:cLI,EVI it-tett :I h-I ObS ut 11:- iv;ie ; 1, ()I: at I. , kwe fenr; t: they roill down her -tare re . you -ee , rte cht:(li*etq flee from lum .wit 9 and them; and -when you are due !nol:;rg Fo home, if!, you oat; tot piint'yZen: NV,III remors2, and yonri ';l:ant - n. do aoi rattioi au t;irry you:an:l4 . mA ; at vow natal trdid emit, that j ,ur La cd 1 1„ 1 4, or humanity. anti tt!:Ehted h t ?pc,: titt ,s ott this r'i . :ll-Ider their vil-! ::rd then pyir,(•:‘,... VOZ/ beetlPUffiCU".l:',V • al that run hotel n:: Ilia; We hare' ; vm e \ ,• 1,11 , 1p.! r . ,!.:, mind, atidi rta •,17,:reb l t jr-: 1 MIDDLEruiI FAITAIRS .5.7 r .1 :ILA - trim i/f tile 'ilcoiber 1;1 the .1.i!; . -j • ~, eettot and er.i.zeti.s.!of Midd'epi.irt and , iteinity,,i ~ v.is ! hehJ tit the MAO (,4 EdlA•l,,d Cu rev ,',.a \A: e di t ". r'd,ty eat . eniniii, thi , Ttketivi-b....cm.d of rehtha ' iy, et enrinient2.aiirin of thy;. Girth of .Nrii,hing ittin. :1 supper id every lvtly i.sitisfie_itory to the ~moat ep,;:ti.ed.i in ior Mid-I wan i•erve.l. The L etotii Iva, then remove - 4... 1 .1r: DANIEL KOCH !' orepi , ceded to the Chair, \tilt) I,lleily, bi n j oir • i i,;y •., , . toted ;the o' , Je,;:t ofithe meeting . :J....i - rr. Cunt:LA:s 7.14 - A a s u, M. fiEuur., Jour , Putt,Lire. and Clin.s - We . te. C11 , •.ell V , ',•••• i'r•••etenlit ; J. O. r7„7,rA-3,,r4 1,1,1 .. 1 , 4 Ste: i•• ,, ' ':_;,, , -:,(' rel.:lr ,es. . I '.. Dr. E K. Wi,ler, J 13. J'l.rter .tckf..,•„itl e ..itt w , E ,..! • Berger were app0:111•• , 1 7. , di 4 iii re:- oinitc,ins ; d 14;rii.:3 i IA c ribi , elice of which e in.m it.ii,, : , ,; r . cii 4 t,ik i l ' , 41ar,..h and Dr. C. M t.iz.• iitieliger were appoiiited,'. did reed ii , re:ei , e I A tlf ie-- of Wit-i:u Etot ! ...:. Tao contrn,ttee ti,et; oltered the 10,1 , tn.y;tw te r l 7- 'liition• and 10.3 , , , , wilt'? iiiver, , rte:: aro! I: , : , •pTe , e: ' • 1e.' , 9/01•1, Till, , IVO. 11/0 C 1 1 , 0 ,- of 1',!0 , ,3!,,rd ., ?,:,.. , , :tare: i.e,e to .elel.): at, the bnart e,,,try 01 I,lle 1)1 ' 7.111' .6r Go o , re We -inoirrm A. d.ii- : , 1 which 'the - ii,fruleflit Input r , f! ..Int..i.cn , i 1.... 7: , h . :. , 1 f .3:!:; 1 'III the alit t ft,•. feet, et. of :no,- ..rd! .. , , , r, tO.: i . 7,Cetie, Wil,Cll 1•111:1 the i•naol:!e; 'l' 7.!,.v..,..... di,;!. g.l , :t? to ,tinei,:ru .ei ..I; , it , imii - i.i.ei'...,-.li itit•il o , ll .- !,Tho,e -rent: ., h ;tie tii,r-: ...i.tv.inirt i r• of erl-• l , g' ,ll 'Dyti'it , fetjr..fn (Itey , ", t , it , .. ;• riu.ei , great- I) I -- ..rie4t, et oiir meornpvi,r',ie Wo-',,rizi ii. Nel.., synth h , n '. V1...R. 11.4. , 7'7AN —Thertinpren%sion has got abroad ';he t " Lek "'":. ,i. C : o "' i s '''i ''' ""''''''''• i ar . o ""i, ft ","-'-', i tit f il e community that'llle officers -of this:Boron:lli, .'Were. at,olit io m:!:-.! o'et t Ilf 0,.•'.'1,0,1 l an d . : r d 1 . ~.,,,,! _ py t h .n u • Lr,oo,r,cr i ,, o k.. , - ,,,,:11i„.,.. ~, 1,,, E ., ; ,, w i d , a teted at the last cleett ; on, Will not act so efficient -4 tie!ti ired tm.ini.i,.. of ~• TAW, . T' ii• trii2htirt.t t ot lily in the suppression Ofidisorder. as the other party Ciiieitains wit., heided It!? 11;11,1(i.., 01 a .IYrant, ',t ?.. Lail they been elected.i!:l do not ace any cause to Ashton cl , '111!!•• I, to d,d trio ....trtrin,t.- form 'Wt. • r, ~ ":.' ' -, - . _ . he D i j,,,„,,,- lit , , 4 , .. t d I „ L.,.. 1 ,,.,,.. 1 ,,,, ‘ . o , e !, tery,!anu an good uern;.4 . rats we mint let the ma :es-i,.e, 01 !!:!.eriy, ai..l i.c.1.,, I rifid• no prouit;lr i j•ititti rnie. .1: in eviirkgood Citizen's duty to lend -. ."1A .61,1 "'11' "' I'm: . 14 "; II!' '''"l'''''' , ' , e , - - 0 ; I, '" I hit; a d tie d influence.lCifirevent and remove all die , i fvirttTn. &Tryon'. e:::" , :te,4:fi':". `yii'h :` -1 :: ,, r& ,1 I o tt l e • iiti thet , can bt , ',ii•eful in 'a private as well as . - ttpOn Inc near: hi every tyle:'}ite;mii:t , ,n : a nutneii' ,'. ' - • Itivni , h vtiii , '.tottitattilit the atit , retton of•ntitlion , del l iii ha oincil'il .'nf , i'cilY•.'il -to c me. who 'XL! }et 0p..7117 ,a ;..nei ef den 'entit t .,7. Ik e greater.' evil wilisee to with, 1, , contend in :roundel' i - i 5 :be' i tirffil , - Of Eit:op- . the name .b:• : ereperance , The fneffties Lir getting wherewith i A. a ' , o.llg ,:r.r.--" lir-4 ini",:;tir, fir•! In' ?met', ZOLI'I '''' . ;Its( 1., ll,t, hearty et b. iioitntryin . t.n ' , , Ito fitnx:ciatc., are too freipteitt here for the numher Gionoils to ..‘meric. t wits thetlay r.then rhe , tin i of initahltif;ts. If weliactiWiigood housqs prop rose ;a ciondiess tuhliati.y itver ' thin ranrnital:ed 1 erit: conthict e d, for thj:lcco . n3modation of the tray henritts of ilimktfr Hi,..,. to (.a..7 ::. cheer,. i, 'stir ' ' r • .s • el,rig titinit k s-, it tvittl:d:it`:ll to the convenience and , bp . 1! .1 1 ... li,'l I ..1 , • tO.': - il7 - 714-1.0.01 I:17,211y ,' 7 ~I ( ;: , f1011• Wel the du:,' wrien ,th 9 :I.i .!riot '.-'1, , Aik...; re'iipecialitlit:.• of tile pteif'ste The others on en• tti en iif America with ii.de,r,inir i.'4(01,4 :th.: Mai- ii tianye the r, : i,ti, for tis.i7,en:Eters ot the property, end 141 ' 1 'i . " - • g"li''."l l''. ,, lh' , ', ill 1 11.' time-tiomired i'iiv l e...ail ete , v tioing to.ie keepe re; and that money state house ot Pnita lii ietia, need thete rrotlit• It ' ' ~• I'', .' .., •• • t it tor liquor are i.. 0 Oed the tnemor,'.i . :• i-i•rii: i ,A. 1 .,,,L, ~ ~,,.., I , . il i ., ; come , sno,ll I ,) , ,Ne V, ,lovt. uppoi e Anierie.of tile.. tyi" happiness and .' ::• -iii : ng that they will '4erifice the h ii • i:u: tilts trot,: li'Y we ecic!ir,ite' the t•tnift I nt the I coat i-ur ot their fatorhAa to obtain it. \Vero they i4'iithei iif otiii fjout,inv tviis . ,o ere„rne,, ~ •;:te• ( o i ,' I „,. con .L e i • p er o tAiiebitimitheir money by more f• - fii.iiri Tr,. it ....ien• ei iti:ter iteroein—w ti.,..e 1+;• ' „' 1 .,,,,,i,i,„,,, d ),,, c .... 1 1 ,.‘ 1 . riiiiiit i l;tliet reffeetiun that ein utitt i. irtne `prolur e,', hvirt '1 , ,, i. , -tirt.ti - the fitt.bi• i (7 1''"'" "'" ,i '`.: ' -' • i t i m : „ o f a 1,,01f red 0r0w .„... 0 . 1 .,,,,,, „,,r,,,,,,, y 1 ,!,,,6.i , i l they.,vere brmefittng'llit. ; .tead of int,ueing their fel. thudetiir ;ill intmanity triiiserve th e% tii:e of the lilo ii ..iir men as cold atiorii,ieorm'atiort that the world I:.niar.can Fab.un': atiii -,,, i1c.13 memory In ekr ,,, ti , 1 , ent i t'd not take away. •,-, •• ' , ivl, imp, rtsttaii;ti ai, the sin). and• iCe...i,tt " non() hill ,',- ,I, ', i , V• hen the Prohi,f!ttty: Liquor Law passes, wie tilt , h. out can Ind tti , ee it. ' ' - '.11.e11 -- HAIL Co.t.o:4l7TA.'' ' li %%111 nourish like st .. "grez" 'en bay tree." Ii it does , not past-, 1 hop the cf‘if. will cure itself; for.l think 'illtit to rdi.erve one drett' l l man' on:hi to cure two iluildicted no the habit. ,I, hove heard eloquent lee. wi l e- , on Ten3perance, Otnd I have rest:nett the in ,l- tethipernte from aeath s %/hen they were tncapable 'i ot tiverting the danc.erli , itlie l latter lesson was much t moteiimptens.ive. ...,, 'i ' Trip , lectu re in the riliien.ie of stirring, events. I r. mtCht have told you oi'. our population inn ea.; ing 1.1 bY three at a tal , llt• bett.llor we are intes,ted yeitri• ,i • ChtelZen thieves ;' but I:701111k the word. it 1':. CaJ Lail, ..11.:1C11 '...g; 155.1 1, • I , l4mEtris. ,_ E'. nu. rQA TP , . . . ' f '.'llay the birth DC f.:e.!. Gerir;.:,... Wa , h . ,'n. - ..:ton lie fi , rtver ..lirrt,hed m :iie :.en:; oi ..t.very One Zittle;',. • it'an. t 1 .illvzir.—"W - ASHINC:7O•:4P. 2.1 A r.cti. — .• . ... • i . T we mummy of LdFit . . rm., Jetfc.rton, Franlil• iin. Let -on, U-ar obit \,,, tithici., II i May flit' 2 a v redo:, .r. p:r it o'- toe v.rti,otis «'e+. tFytoti pie,do ~v, - , the de , :in:e. 'of Atner:ce. onc! hover over li ..pgaeriti Li the days. of adverz.ty ~,ni.r.nore and tro.; Comp, om i-e. i To,thc mcinor} •ot G,-n 2', T h y i or , the hero of Buenav., U, who never ~. .trrer.dored.•,, )Gen O.ieoit the nero cf . Lll...ty', Lane and Coni• mander•in•Chyt . .-1 the Amuilcau army. . , , 1.-',"..14y we ricech.-it:in , 4•• memory ct the Iterme-t. of 1,76, the fit:P:. cf tvuo•e ~,I, o rs are our inheii• ' To the memory of • tile - di•parted i-pir,•.•- of tho iltneiican Ileroer, who-is •.-.ti,...,‘ are blcacheiti. opoh t:., ,, tropical pj,ilritt of MC,Lieg I ~ i May we and our po.tenly ever cherit , P. the set;• 7inienot of the prowl bed patriptich f igneN -of this Llicturatton.of our Independence. UTo Amerma, which Is now what Rome and ..ifm.nsu,ver-wer e , und.whti! England never . Can V. May we never CCI/.7.N iii on tor that day. '•whers, th,Fre wtil 1 ; 0; h • a caution tired trt Ebropefwithoui vita non.ent of the Atneticap people," bad' when the princ/phot of Washington, and the American denstitution,wiii_reign predominant vette/ e Tyrant* "1,9:e bold•ti,eir ...way. .. - • ~, A•lnv the :pl.:a s',l Education, the tirme•t phler of 'our Gl:vertu:lent. never ceepe Its g Igahtie erforte, ot• tiet • e ,, n‘unie t l by pain; or ~,, ,, -,, a r:an vtri!. iil%onlan. who:e inOr.tl yourago.and love of Li6 i , Oity ••=hOila so pre-eminent ;ri our contest "tor free'r' tYirn whore aelt..a., , rtlicing deeds of heroisnalis , - innan lave never ilit , AM to hohee—. who udd F.4.t thud/ o the morals of For /dr—who share with u* the lota and turmoils of Itle, end to whom Ito *than abate of honor, Is due. ~ . ! iiqnsic.—.!' Tali STAR SPANGLED BANNER:' li ' . . . - ---- • dram:' • The following toaati werajhen Datum :Kock—Titro: lamented Wiattinfton—tho star of our Unuorii-Mte brtiMtest and most brit tient that ever abonela bialuf7- - Dr. C. 3.l"..Striithrer7-The Star Spangled !tanner—may its ofirtitried stiles be ever waved I by the gentle breatkrt# Gbenl, far.froth ttw unhal lowed grarp of vandakratte. A. S. Flour—An* . i , vi freedom, won for us by bun whoie birth wviAelebiute-:-.mair it be main tained idpUrtty. ; - Dr. A. Stanterge-To the mother of Wasn ington,, who intl itutisid hat 'moral' greatness in the mtodpf . the youthOWGengtr,E—may the example ey'r followed is the wormy matrons of our Ined, • 1": ni • srinfoch—iiiiiy : A marican patriotism, ill-- toe; liberty, and Miltikudence, icrAituted and our. tMed by Wa L, hinglinVi!hveol* four great giants, to erurh the'despotismf the world. ei,ortel ,Vart444linericau liberty—aft eternal. menumeat to the enejiturrof Mtn whore birth we celebrate. • ,!fir. E. K. Weir/ 4 3 : 1 - 110 • story nod, stripes—may they ever ware over,our healle , , and may they in like Inducer, to the star that imiaculowly conduct ed the wt.e men froie.jthe Ette4 to Be;blehem. con• dud foreign natioustlioniihelyratit's ruse to ti6er ty'and independenee,ii 1 ' • .John 0. Roorbdl9o.4- r _Theleolie?ellation which • notes the Ca on tliea,g our country, Eta each it be nVia-niioi t , tame of the Heavens. Daniel " Such—Mii4thellen exTre:•tdetit 3 /DP•E •be forever l'elttembererl by the American, people, for the noble, - ...tqvices!rendered thern. ;tam Pritliip,r—:T4r the rapid advancement of Atnericanietn, whici4l I, Ili a foreigne'r, without prejudice, feet can alohe perpetuate the glory of a nut oil - which protti , ,i. Repubilcon hearts -of all tend_• 1";-1 , .l•L'?•e-r Striarri,i24To the health and prolDeri• ty of our CongreauaNn, M. Wheeler, Who re •notineed with ',corn Ale corruption of party ;pint !VII the .true love or . 4;ti country, which &lira in true mer4l, even lbtqfpll.l , be fatted in a Hotel pre. prietor. Shor(z—Tl-namef9t Waislunglim—mar it never bu. frit - gotten er ic n people. Ckarlf.l If en..l”,riiN•May out country ever be delended by Waslingioht.; and our liberty, Incle pendence end happmr shall never cease. . john. War, lint tti Pence, end 6 . htfi the. iteritrlB Of every True Atnerwan. rrm. Barikes—tp tlie:L:terary Society of slfddi4o, t-- , - MaV. It irci ,urv4 - e tO.. uguici celektite ihe torto of the Faihil•pt ouriCountrv. E &to .7 dCa r e —T t .), the NFn. r. heeler, wh o kezei given n 4 $.O toir ,rep:ewniation of the govern ment grind- , toue—rnity a coon be turned into a mill-stone 1,4 better u;e. :sttinterger-To hirp who followed, the dictates of a mother,: Which made him one of the greatet‘t or the great;:amal an ornament to !us coon tr;),--peitee to hi astiea;. '.T /w —r•lux , . lwe ever be guarded against the oppr,,oon of ,Ley;stalsve/Y . Heen.ot! EnonoPo- olie 2 , 0111 Ce of the..degradanon of Europe, .Ercu KnOt-i-ilitity'6l#l,notia be '•Wath:oglon and thi;L'nt..n." • A. S. 1.7.09_ , - . 7T .4(iies- i f heir :moles are el or reudy to cheer the patr,Mite and brave. . 1. A. teink , gel,34Th the American Eagle, who h voar . s over ttiii, ‘ ice-clad -aunnrots tho Itochy IViouritain, and'',:t.preads us pintoes over our stisiny, . Israel lUa:e—\t r ee btoglon and our country lot ever. Al. Hater—To 3shiphe land of my adoption. Wm. 11. Barnes-The American Eao.—may eVer cutee tyranny ' Alters Seel ntergerEtplatity and lintel nity ; the ~.;:lwdy annihilation 1 the infidel Turk, end the eownlell of the Northtttn Autocrat barharinn. (.;. the Star Spangled Banner never ere, to wave , OVer the land of the tree. C hf. :.. ,. .4rird:rFiz , —Womene--the last said best the -cries ; th.4e niny'hane her our toast, 11,.e. won't' }O-k for any put-her (boner.) MAILes. meeting. throng - limn wasemblumatic of the untrammelled 'pre aitkvir.it 'of the + ~ o ns of lib erty. " rho congenial spkt annnifested by all, tor the cote:unit:nation of thtitiaim, for which wegathered, , ekinied to impress ii;elt upon every mind. All hortris swelled wall Sore and . adorutton for the memory el Washingtpn, and The departed sires of OM Revolution . • During the evenoniAller: , . Albert Steinberger and Daniel Koch riddried the meeting. All was I,iic ; the most pciteet harmony reigned in the eager outponrings of Elie tributes to him who wen. Itele,i the sage than, the soldier. r PORT CA lON AFFAIRS 13ssistetv . :-71ti.ypur last Journal appeared ine,nriele from the ps'ilVif H: Ltikenbach, hended - Jim Parent and Teacher." We eympa thize with Mr. L. in grievances, but really such abit-ive aki. , urdittes atiklie .eta forth are n9 r t to be hoi-ce be an inteliigelit.lcononannity. -He Says the - • • •., patent 1, I:iv-only auto a gonist• the teacher has to comend with. Trulezthin is toe case. where the teacher cumin: nom:er - 0 an Idea beyond heating a " I child rehearse its A ' - But to tube up everyi: point he ndrnnees would 0711pV too much stiaC9ilin your vaivable journal,- We will tiieretore • up outlines. He says, in the seeisid place, itliirte•ked "to what denomina -1101 the teen her 'Ac. One would new roily sepprise that &gentleman of bin standing wou d haVe sreine regard foilitith, but in his article it ap peirs to lieuftlit feast - Aincortanee. Thu writer of thi-'iirtieki hes been h4b , ,ident °Ohm place tor up 7 of twenty ventii rend has to hear for the fir.t tune yet 'die guests %naked. to what - denomination bel , 'llgt•i t'l,teptwhellter he is a Papn.t. Jr.N L. must infirm h; - ti-elt better before he makes F , leti seisertious. i‘l'his is the first time to my 1:1 our schou:s, and eve)! now it hasbeen drawri in by; the denomination il , whieh he belongs, for they rute the hoard. ;So %%want go more of that kind of ialk. • Marc intu.c rny .gain he !ays there *e 't -o« to •Profest`ingPri,' Ilan. who Would r4tltA'have a teacher • who made no pretensi ,, na whatel* to morality, than one who wets of a different, Jekcipintat!on, and vet pretend great concern tor the';'olorftli of - their children. Ile ad.lu shameqi •.I , l!ch chri.eianity !" hdatii there in not miffqi ehristianity in that—no, city Thole than there the man who, will pub licly ln.ult a commitiiiy us he hay lone. P•hatue, , hame on such chrtAttnntty htiN . r)ii:tra ever been in the reeol.• !retina of the ordest4habinant a Board of Three tois that Nutted the maple of Port Carbon Was there ever a grosNe:r hj jult perpetrated in a corn. /newly !ban thß set WI by L And' - we say. • , reply,, 'bat every zePlligensr Board that we have ever had suited the . .p.opla. As the, gentleman ttrents FO well paged ati our past affairs, would ash him to point out ajloard that did not suit the majority of the people}: "A better Board than the present theWeantlot . litNe" :lie odds. To suit him self, I prtismne: for Ortaiply it is but u partial af fair, to say the Most rite, it, which they haYe lately proreft them-rives Apin, he'adr E hae - . .chere ever been a teacher rood, bit] indifferelifit they have net,driven away after a single Winte:4 trial. : Just look at it.— Stia,i such Olitrifgeoll4tilltier (fort know no•other name :or it) be left uriOtived by an fate - 14cm corn , mnnir!ordid horn . one of whont we misht expect better 42;lang , ,L-a :Am-inlet teacher? bo.dly dotty the ti4r,tfon—tt tale. An there arc some of our pasteachers living among it-,1 appeal to therm,—lnty)!Ootf ever been driven away b}lthy?ectiple? lien t! re ever been a iomMilatty more disgustfully tifjOited and slandered than We l' 4 ve L h O sliadettif Balsam', useful beast, how many.theretare that hare perpetrated !..wim thy nairtsk that fain would hide their CITiZr.N. BEE in , cnr!n-len we nl#l heartily, er6pgratnlaie on tie, 'de:eftninatAn !eme uy, and hope he in iV meet With a nroq:; faxin aide vonununity on next tr VoilrA , A: .Tort M.:r?9,jl<t. 1554.. 17_, , CETLEDRATL6P:ITURCITES•IN EVROPE.-L! ln,au civhsuge.-weflud; the lollowmg exi : 7 tract. giving the statistica as to the curnpara : live capacity_.uf the'rijost celebrated churches"! in . Eurupe : • , , ti n Persons. Sq. ,;St. Peter, ' 43,000 13.500 )11Itlata Cathedral.• ;, -tt' 37.000 , 9,250 "St. Paul's, at Ronae:S!... 32,000 9,000 !)Sr. Paul's, at LondoC 25,000 • 6,400 1) .ISt. Petronta, ai.Bohi ua, - 24,000 6,100 ;St. Sophia's,Constautipuple,23,ooo i; Florence CAthettral, • 14,300 6.07.1 '_Antwerp Cathe•dral;Zji • 24,000 6,000 I.• St. John, Lateran, 22,900 5,925 ';Notre Dame, at Parik - 21,000 5.250 : -Pisa Cathedral, t, 13.000 3,250 • St, Stephen's, at Viedna, 12.4u0 • 3,100 r :St. Dominic's, at RAgna, 11,000 3,000 ISt. Peter's. . 11,400 2,850 Cathedral- of Vienoa;ii • 11,100 2,746 S. Marks, ileume, 7,000 1,750 frog MI mix4ssoramti.l) - POLITICAL . MR. EDITOR :—The W,higs of Allegheny County' haie, with great:unanimity,. presen ted the name of Geo. William Larieper. Jr., as a suitable candidate for Governor, at the coming election. . General Lorimer possesses an unbounded . popularity jo 311 the western counties. louo ded uplin an enlightened and liberal 'spirit of enterprise, and great business talent, The estimation in which he is 'held at home, may 'be seen by reference to the pro. I ceediugs of the .Whig County Con ven of 1 Allegheny—published in, the Pittsburg pa- I pets. Ea-Governor Johnston; and General ,Rob• ioson were appointed Senatorial deli;gates to the State Convention. 1 • The following spirited resolutioos were adopted by the Convention I Resolved, That our delegates to the State Conventiop are instructed to vote fotiour fel I low cttiaen—General Verillifiro,Lartntier, Jr., fur Governor, first and laseand all the time. .Resolved, That Av.! can' el ttl Gential r imer Govitinor, it oorntuated. and wit p. , lettgit ,Allegheny County to give him at Intist,4ooll majority. loars &e.. STATE LEGASLATERE .1 • pre t ierited ri petition •frrim boatmen and others) Or the passage of a law to Prevent the running of boats on the Schuylkill cams!, on'the bath : also, against any dirtsion of bor ough of Port Carbon. • Mr. nipple, from - Norwogian iiitierilship,. against eitteudint - T the lirtiitsof the borough of Bausville: also . , for a change io the atiodti of granting licenses 10 beer houses . 5.;.---, in Schuylkill county; also, a. bill fur rife fairer protection of 'venders 4 spiiituou, , , viuuus and malt liquors, in Schuylkill count:. i (What further protection, do the' ;rant than they have already? ;The ge - rierki cam plaint now-ii-days ; islllo!.eXiSlllig :aNt3 Pivot' the Liquor-seller too nOch—it is ttipi tin = . fortunate victuna that need protectioni-4.Eds. Journal-1 '. f.. 1 t . SENATE—Feb. •*,1.-- . 411r.• ilendi telis pre-, 1; • seated a remon s trance from 'one liondasa citi zens of ;Branch township, Schtlylkill!eoaraly, against changing the place of holdifig:theii elections, also, four rethonstrances ifrom Schuylkill County; against ineorpor4og mi ning and improvement rompaoistai said county: also, a petition from Scbu l ylkill county for a law• changing; the n;Soile of granting •l: to beer IvAses, in; said county. Ilousz.-Pase d first reading an, art au - I . _ thorizing the School directors 'f ;Tremont tovinship, Schuylkill county; to) ellitcertain real ettate, to burrow. uiouey d tolet y an at ~ additional tax. i' i • .. CONGRESSIO,NAI Ili the Senate i . oti .t,lutiday, the Nklitaska bill being up,— • Mr. Cooper said he Would necessa , rily be absent for some days, arid was complled to avail himself of thii late hour to expOis his views. This was a measure trauglft with evil. Its passage would revive all ifiei union and excitement before eXperiencid on the slaVery question. 1k paisage rnfght not be followed at the North by violent outbreak),, or resistance to laws, bht tt Vitutild,', never theless, pruduco'a deeper' and itior - e u4rvet rtirubatt...n than any other act could rdSsibly do. Sudden viulenee.whuld be the . isvoner• quieted. • But the-measure would prnduce the greatest , impreSsion upirn , silent, think:Mi. people at the .North, and, those wlisfin the South had alwayS regarded as the rriiist litu eral. 'Those at:the North who stood tip for the Colupremise of - IBSQ would regirrdl ivi deep pun) tins renewal ()lithe slavery 'agita tion, and overthrow of the.settletnent wretch they suppo .cd these meaSureshad etiwrinl, They would naturally ask!fur,the.reaSon and necessirythr this ineasure—the necessity our. again opening the agitation and exctietheut, fur disturbiug the peace and bareno,k, - pr9• duced by.the measures 15,50, ivrt - t•oil the w bule - Nurtli now cheerfully concurrefi.l •. saw nothing to the cond4ron M . the - ,•p f ei , ple ,of theie territories FO 11444/1140 . Etlia o,la governments that the•Wffpl4buatry ihusibe disturbed for them, on Ode., slavery qUestion. He was one who belieVed,CongresS had soy ereigu power over these :territvriesd The Missouri ComproThise was adopted ei a set tlement ul dangerous andalarming quesjinik,, and for that reason ought not to be disturbed. It was sustained by the , Must einineni men ut the South. It was aCquicsced in ,bY the South. • Monroe nod ins..ciatituet, tu4lutnug Messrs. Calhoun, Wirt . aud Crawlurd,laitpro ved its constitutionality. : N\ T heilitr or not, it-Was an - act which the tsi :euctes of the times - then deinandiidi and ought nut ifow to he disturbed. Iu )§3O it Was never thought or designsd to reiteal tot- Missouri Compromise. On one oct.: . :qttin, in ISSO, when in the - Committee of Tnifti.i.u, be remarked to Mr. Clay, that sometfitih_ in the bill might be construed as d:strrb4ug the Missouri Compromise, Mr. Clay •• My dear trieud, no. itcoutirms it Mr. Brodhead said, as•his coltchrut would be absent to-morrow, and would not flepres tint when he spoke, lie desired to ask Ili , co!- Ic;igut , why it wa5,,,11 - lie considered tint lli-• 601111 COMprollth.e so good, just,• wf - e and constitutional a .ineasure, that. be. ta. 1651,' on every occasion, voted fur the Wilinut pro viso, and against extendiug the Mis.sniui hue to newdetritories. 311 - . Cooper said-he voted for the i lmtit priivtso in 1850, because he was under in /WI lOUS front his Legilature to dd'iso.—, lie voted against extending the .11)ssouri Compromise to territories, because as was agreed in the Committee of ThtrieenTto vote, measures through without aincridtdent.— Thertrivere other reasons beside 'Mar; He . did not t.llelieve it. was ever supixts. n pd, ttifss'e _who established.iiii: Missouri line, that there would, be turther,acquisition of ierrit•J ry. Therefore, that flue was never intended to beestended tuanyotherti.rritory. Tii;f Sena:, tor Irorti Virginia told the Senate,theothetday that a general war in Europe was at band and - , that, it the United States could keep.dut of it there cs - ciulti tie high and important duties be performed. and mat it was highly I.deSini ble that the United States should be pi:l:spared' fur these coining events by . l.7iotta and peace at home. Strange, it was, that, after ''this wholesome and truthful advice,thataSenai.or was.to be. hound active annoug thot , e engaged in ripping' open unciar the NVOUOd4;,' Mitch were now but healing, and ip the, couatry by slavery agitation, and awaseniag again the storms which the Comproinise 01 1853 has just hushed. .. : 11e repeated )11S Ut ter objection to all , agitation, by legit:lapin' or speeches of a sectional charactet i lie sought and desired and rejoiced-in the ad•' vaucerneut ann .prosperity of every ,1 ,- -ecilun and State. lie had 'nu env y. He :;woud never complain of Virginia and Kentucky outstripping in prosperity and weahli New Turk or Pennaylvania, but would rejoice in it as part of the „general prusperhy ut the whole country. ' lie Woultl.never stoll . 0 in quire whether Virginia had More.jasarie than Pennsylvania, or Ntassachusettsr. more , paupers than Kentucky. These qUOttous should never pl .- yin national si3bj:O.gs.---,, There might be a !ew slave States birthed out of there territories, tint all hopes for the, South is gain a political majority, wris':,dt an . end. The North would have'-States the Western Territories, and would fur afl time retain her present majority. lie repeats.: his regrets at the introduction cl thiatuieas me. Mr. Brodhead said that, six years 40, hei made a speech uu this subject, to which he advocated the very 'principles of the tuft. tie might, therefore, have ~ecatenitd with a silent vote, but as his •ct.llea t zise opposed - the bill, he felt ii somewhat tory on hint to express lti9 View• flitsurry that he and his colleatiue differed. He intended to show that the effect tnd infentinn ot-the Compromise of .1550 Was to ali . rogate the 'Missouri - Compromise. He had hoptd. and was sorry to .be ihat at least:ooe Northern Witici,:would haoq ye:ed hla this bill, and that that Whig -- wbUld be his Senator Cass says be does nut rite ~ the Nebi•aska Bill because it tepe s I,e ilaiksuu rt Cumproahe, Lut hebelieycs'tlie Xissituri Coinpruna tse uncurls: tional, Nui vitt standing 3U . these diffictilass, he will' vote for it. Han. John M. Chston spoke two ihour.i and a hail on the Nebraska in ihd S. ate, pri Wedne€clay, and Concluded neitthiy. Although objecting to ,certain parts, of Douglas' Bill—:hat, for instance, of , 41viug full clasegoverantits to 14. territor ie s --the gist of his views may' 1;)e learned iron the fallowing brief extract, " The provision of this bill ,declared the Missouri Compromise iticonsistent with the principles . of nori•interventioni esta(liished by the acts of 1850, and, therefore, impera tive and void. This Was Undoubtedly die fact, fact, but he wanted no.'reasini for his *Lung for the repeal of the 31i ; souri ComprOmise. He believed it to be unconstituttonal, and, therefore. voted for tis"repeal.*: The House, on Wednesday,l electeil Mr. Nicholson, of the Washington Union, ,Vublic , Printer fur the remainder olthe Congre4sion al session, in 'place of Mr.Arinstrong, de ceased. • pligioug Satettigente. I ' . - ftEmotors• SERVICE! of Tax Panxn-X-n -`aav, Mr. Washburn will odletate at the County Prison (its Ilium on the first Sunday of the - month) next Sunday, P. M. it 4 o'clock. • • ERIDAIr tecture• upon the A poca lyp-e are in t•oitrse deilvety in-the Lecture .room of Trinny Church, Centre Street. 131essed -he that teacloth, ' and they that-hear th 4 words of this prophecy, and keep those things winch are , written t ; tor tho time 1.1 al hand.' ' .The public are cordiatly invited in attend. EV' BAPINT ttli7V.Cll, Mahantongu Street, Kee. J. ihnvAito Calms; Pa-tor. Serviee every :-_4ab bath at ioi o'ck , t..k. A. M., and 7 P. M. LV"trtotrY CAnnell tEn:noonAL,i Centre St.. -- Rev. DANILL W•911 - pLIECN, Rector. Seryiee held regnlarty Ihi , etnneVevery Sunday :Itormur, at 16. , • Evennig. at 7 . I O''''.l;ttr.rtn - tvmr. ;neaeroni In the Engin.. j Lutheran Catireu, 3S9ket street, every Sunday i morning nnti evening: • • • l[cOtiatrfilcivisn.J LV . Ar .ITECILKG (II Tettebers' Aserelation of Trinity pnuren Sunday l±...ehool.tield iu the Lecture room on; Thursday evening-I'l.ra eiil, the 11.-etoe, Mrs4L. Ogden and kittl, Mrs. Conlin:rig, Mr, yin - v i ol rind Me-. Russel, i'ilkaeit Hartz, D votf,, C. Pint:A:Prat, Poinroy. Ltideil, . T. ..L^fritmelt. A. S. 611tynian and Mr, ‘Washburti; tlia eNerei.es Wing topOted With the reading of the tir.lf Chapter of the pitt:e to the sad appr,priate prayer I : the report of the prevents • turetiug na , rend and adopted. and among other ti0.0.1e.-1 the Tren-urer laported payment for books I repairs to tits Oiyan, a• hamlet:4le e In both tie Grn,...tal fund and the MlkstOn• ory intellgence =par ed re!air.e 1 , ,. the int4ni I,nry field of Lineria At: .ca,' aid thepeopr,er efrorlg in South ' at a rt approp.'tafiOn of tic; wa a made t,...rards the building ,4 a Church at Moilrov,a in iff.e. Dfoi,e.te of Rt. Rem% iif•hop me,itting ni Cape , Palmas, and Sit), toward.; C t eoper'Llt R.O Jnreiro — A re,r•tufien wai, pa , :eefi d.,:ring the ReelOr to ~ e-:eet :eet Eu-:er.pre.eni, the f : CifvfarS. After !m -iller etnifereiire and payer Divioe biev,ing, the adjourned eta the tir.t Tifunf daY evriting of . 117" A CtTttor.n. Aurnic.t.—A l'ath• • - •:u•y. uu i Fiance turnishel: in the Viriecrs the 1,. U , O.llllllIkA l M' wevaitmce ui latrit rapptog tinned State ihroirsldll,4. en pair. Why the do i. hay -more liberty in the United States tnau 'in Europe, lucre the holy sJeritice;•, of the mash are Celebrated at vast diqnneus apart,land where no: ixtanY mil-- 11.ns of men, desceni,lants of Prinestarits, have it. , retigiun whatever, and are not evert baptized. Thu, r.',f the. eticrammesi teave* . tbe . devil tie ...Way O'er Men!: dare:i to vane nearer earth, rkJi Geeing dived nine frequent inunolanon oi Hie divine viet,ra, and lit enter. i nto continuities tman with the unman taCr. by the in ysteritits means wthell GA leaves open to tom." • -„, ~., .__ ..._ , TIRE LiNEs intAw.N. : Mr. Barairrt 11.1 . 11 ' 6speech in the Senate last week, declared that the Southe r n Whir , Senators arti unanimous in favors of \ the Nebraska bill. ! dVe are bound to receive thts declaration as,trae, as much as' if earl) man had risen iii hie place and personally eualirined it. We hie qounil to believe that JouN BELL, acid J.01 , Aa.. Praacr, and Jon, I. CLAYTON, as well as Mr. BALGER hint',; \ self, aud, I .g liers witit them have turinativ enlisted in Ate party 61 111 \ r. Pierce and Mr. I D.,uglai, aud put therna.elves under the lead er,fitii of that'. iodit)dualk. Aid they have enrolled ibeinsg.Tves na the!ranka of the Ad. niititifration, not by honorble conversion to I its i.ltiitical doctrious,J out because they are ' coutlinced that its prioerplesand geueral pol; tee are true and wise,' but. sitriply because it proposes to accomplish a gigantic act of pulita teal dirhouesty. and to deiratiti oae-halt , the Union M . that for' which it his received their .I:den:tel. and paid theiit theconitieratiou. In 1 eii , a, , ,iii.7, in this neveline of apuu, we will do thebe gentlemen-the jubilee o behove that thei have liaduu easy task. To s u phisi t . caw. aud bewilder the cornm,4l a -ria'e of strung -, mina?, and to pervert the uprigh [teas of ;ton --1 eat cuusetences must rt.quire a st uggle—and:j what is 1110,t pattirtil to that alter lite dectaiou it ;tensed at,.,aud ttee-step taken, the gtrug. 1 gie 1, not over. MaCbrlii could, With ago- 1 tk:d tioUbt, nod the vehement urgtag ofa leas serupulyus accomplice, work himself up: to 01: ilillidri u 4 Duncan. But when the confi.r.,;.; guest, wasal:llu,, and tyried,,and tite4ruti i..,1 the eilinehtli, reaped and appro puated, the wretched, cowardly man atilt :outlet be had not it/lied Ole Voice of justices iu 11:7 own aoul,. but that it was now louder!! and thyre,territt:sf thau ever. I It 1. nu'. iailr putiie title to hollow Mr.. 8,3,n0a En ,Lbri,irgil the reasouivi ' s or to anti 'aTie the'binpuiscs by which he has Curiae to Suntain the pri/liosni . to annihilate all distruc to.ii Northern : rignts under the Missouri Compromise.: Winatever the considerations by :eilich he justifies ihis momentous act, willich perveris min tutu au ally ut Pierce 6. 61 Douglas, we leave them now to speak fir themselves.. They are recorded in our columns, and we shall take care that every Seita.or, Whig ur niner, who goes with the cuntpiratur, In Oft eaursc. shall bet heard tiyi,our readers In thesarnemauner. Weide sit e here aimply to re4ister , , the factithat.the lines of iluiltical ,Oernatkatiun are drawn aueiv, that a llini: lesson is enfOr7ed on the e.iiiiiiry, 1 new conies! is set on loot, and itev: eieineu:s are zurninuned to wage, it.— n i ii . p iiii:eal• lines which Mr. Badger and to e, W :og Senzinirs have drawn are simPly limit: :which divide South and North ; the lessim they entorce ia tint ih..! South makes route loth thejaw of her conduct, andzwill riTaidiate it,- , IF. oat solemn I:dr.:ration." as pay-• !.i,;ill or knitreiil rosy romp; ; the conte s t tittl set oil foot is one between Freedom moil Shivery, waged withobt a truce, and wont no tossifile compromise, for we See that eiimpceinises are merely meant to cheat us ; and t h e new oetnenli raised lhr the strugg le e eotorit'illimd •the woule mass ill Northern Ireetneit, tuciuding even the paltry creatures whim Excemive patronage now sways to stippmt this : iniquiry, but AVIIO, from the saute filth) Feitisomi:ss, must soon provide ti.tiiiiiinselyes at borne, by pretending to gu wriii..ire the universal tide, aid' who will Mtn he loud and vehement in the o - opposi tion to the very wiekedfiess they now eon-- nive tn. All the religious and mu r al feeling, al the democratic tirstinetii, all ill'e shreav i d sett-iuterest of the North roust enlist In the; new struggle. Party ties, pei - son i al predilec tions, conservative moderation will be intik- - ged in one common uprisiug of the people to. repel this vast inroad of slavery and to lorce bark the pernicious institution intiO its proper b 'Linda. Not Only' will there he nu mere V,'hii - , National b'unveritions, hub far the ie, greater part of the Northeru Democrats -will equa,ly:forswitir their. old allegiance and • fling itmaiselvis into the new party tit -Fr'ee.- dom. And for inflaming this great Fictional controversy the Southern Whig Senators must be held eminently responsible.- ;It is true that Douglas and Diercejorigtuated the . wring, but Badger and bus associates have done even wuise, Kir 01 them integrity - was exiiecteq. TM' it is who seven the bonds ut affecisMio al - ,il tear up and destroy th e roots of friendly coutidince,which, through' every vicissitude and every struggle, and in spite Ili .tot individual and exceptional . antagonisms, have united the ,masses of Southern iacid Northern contra. ,These Senators may 'nut helieve : this no . w. TlicV will bitterly bQieve it hereafter. As 10111; as they remained imtrilut, there Was still a South : that lthii North could trust, in whose :Promises and plekLims it could confide. With' theif defec tion-Mat South di-apt - it-ars, and between the t wu f?rra,,divis s icius ut ;he liiiitil I, cud its two greatsystems ph labor and of morals, there suddenly openS a prutound and all-embrir % cing conflict. ":It is not plus, ked by the':pr , ly of Freedom, bat since the' other bilk de - .; i sire it and urge it or,, Why, !pt it come--uv.' i Y. Trriginr. ENGLISII AND FRENCH ALLIANCE. —The New "iurir.Sun rs qurte positive that the with France so tudustricaAT couried by 'England, has for its object ud permanent results ihan the adjust! in'ent c't the Rt.i,so-Turkish dispute s . It be. Govt that, leherr the. tire Pincers have settled th. Eastern viejstic.ii. they will unclzrtake is, sc!tlinicitt the Western 9uestim—that is, of _Cub, Meaace,'and Central America, editor quo es in evidence the following retn'arkakke pas age,extracted from the speech' of Lead Clarendon, this British Minister for Foreign Affair:4, made the first Right oR the .preent ses,ion of Parliament: §peaking of the alliare7e with France, he lai': ••;f will torther odd that Union be: fitween the two :Governments has noibeen con- !' ned to the Eastern qufsrron. Thehappyac c:•rd and good Understanding between Frauce I arid' England have been _extended 'heyorid Eastern affecting' all parrs of the tr,trid, and f am 'heartily rejoiced to say there is nu of lite- two hemispheres with regard to which the policy of the two. l veuntrirs. however heretofore antagonistic, tot ricy.v in harmony. . that i' . .l.Posul.Aßity.-Ir is an ea,y thinOn our bind of freeitorh of thought and general. intelligence Jur ' mell suddenly to fall in the es:hill - moil of !hose ,who , leyste'them to high r6unds in the ladder of poli:kal prefermeot. JonN' MlycirEct.'s name has scarcely been heard since he wrote • a heartless and non sensical tirade against his "colored breth ren," and ELI K. PRICE, of Philadelphia, front present 'indications, bids fair to fail many I'M:Oda, for his vote upon that "eighth i _ section." /Lib incidents are sugzeative of ! the fact that i: is easier to travel docin hill i i •••I•Jrre‘h Macaroni, l'Fre.h ‘erineciiii. than up. 'Years of: labor, care and -good I.' '• . • Tyrtimo PEAcysts-Par r ed aria lirnpated • itaison4, 1 i .•• Elt-, luck." however, may reinstate the fiilleu iu l. -,-,, ,Kel,,d'ul'• public estimating. Whether Sen.rtor Dare-f . ''''"ln''''''' ' rlr wale by " LAS will . reach the Pre.idency by the tintime- i Jan.f..',4,1N,54 - _, • • , _ iy abrogation of the "Missouri eomproinise," sji i A . DI:NGI 11. Ai L - liti - Jit , 4:31.71D - E - : -B rTh/- 3 vet a problem not- exactly solved. The 1 •Iwell's new Raiirciad alrole-over th e l'h&dciplila politico-astrological signs in the partyfir- Potty,/ iiie and Readini Rltirtaxl.4e*,"ib•in%tcri a e ot i h r e e r . 1-R., ,'Ficatel.• rnament indicate a . decline in the "little :1 1 1e'e li te l o r l r in i te m r " st A ortlil t r u o ri ut i e r , e w h lrt:L . ennui ea giant's" chances for a luture occupancyoffstitvinec• • . firßANNAri'd Bent and iiiationery store. ' 1 the “White House. 9 7 l 7Potestotot Ledger, i Feb, 24,104 • ' ~ ;. • :.-* 11— _ . Prite l Ss eents-Lfolpnle at • , :Brcz.rotr.ous: • • U7.7.'Coa/ Dehvered.—Dortugibe past year i : _____ . W ANTEI) at Pottstown, 9,33l—bunglasville, 918, and at Limerick, 577 trim: . 377"Pt'inch " r,ittle childrett*ate the !lilies of the valley :Of life." Punch ig about right. . , s , • CC?' A drunken -main Was latdy trying to get a watchman Mairesi . bis lowa shadow. His complaint wasttiar an - ill looking scoun drel was lottowing.hun. t o- The prices 4,C0a1, deliveredin'boata, in the Spring at the Wyomtng mines, are fixed al SI 50 for lump. end -Si :75 per ton tor, prepark coal. These rates are an ad vaucd'of 25 cents perion on the opening rates of last spring -1.. ily"The Methodist Church at Chester Fac tories, Mass., was blown up with gunpow der on Wednesday evening, s od - shayered7so that it cannot 'be 'repaired. The Carson League Temperance Reetlngs had been hold eu in the churcu, and the eaptiasion. was at iribrtuted to the enetnies of the lqatoe'Law. The People iroalifornia.—The pres ent. population of Caliturnii is estimated at 329,500, of whom 215,000 are Americans, .75,000 Germans, 2.5,000 French, 20,000 Spanish, s,oofiothernrititei, 20,000 Indians, and 2,500 negrues. 01 the whole number abuut one-fiten are• women, ant: one-tenth children. - • tiCIL - LOWAY' the beet remekly for the ure Dropiy.—Extract-of a letter !row Mr, P dated's:Tito/it, March . Profe: - "or'polloway.-sir,—Feeling ' grateitil fOr the Genefit my. w,te Lai 4erived ti;.• the nee of you: Pill:, 1 coh.ior.tt iny fluty to - inform you cif it •••• :root after .the birth ofi her last child, her feet ;OM, anefis began_to swell,:ard afterwards her whole body. strongly Indicating dropsy; this occurred at tile Urn of lile. I obtained The best Medical ad vice, but her health continued to decline: I then trietvou'r Pori, which I .eim happy to'say' have re :incest her to sonn;Tano perfeet Ifieat ; ;:, Far :ale hr John G. Prown,_Clernen" Het"ier. ; Fly, . Taro' aqua ; Dr. J. Kellar lturn, - • . • SINES'' COMPOI. - ::\ 1 SVRIA' OF TAR. Wild Cherry and Hoarlinund, i 7 ..iho dienin•Nl, Veto . - nutr , t and brat C l ough iNtednTine In ttit world. and el/rt.s more elalilhi tILMaII other medicinal com tnne,l, tvhich all i l persiop wilt readily conclude who co' familiar willi the; nature of ihr4 speeined id g red:ent-. Ii eq.l4 WI 22 cent 'n bottle:. TR ' 11'. Fur mle at the ',tort?' of Itr.car •.n ESER, Market :3.litare. and alpip at the : ! tore of BAR LET, Centre Street, ..11)tt.villeiwho are prepared to X4l to . toorekeepers nt - the' "Manut.eturer's pri ce Prepared only by CHARLES SINES. 334 North 3d Street,' Philadelphia. -add for st 4 at nearly all the t.. 1 ores in the Unitril ASTHMA, eir dirficiitty an breathing, is eatnieti by n collection of. ningl;:nl humors nt the uir-14 . 11r. , of the which prevent them iron being duly expotded—hence c itfitielty.andjubgriewt breathing , rough, *reel opprtissic:n nt t the breast . pain in the beitd, palpitation of the:heart, and many Other tresting complaufta. ,1 . IrrrgAt's Indian yrzita.ife P 411.17 are always ceitain to give rebel in , - .l . thma, becati,e:they purge ! - roin s the body those iuntors which are the eau.e of every mitilady incideM tb man. From four to ~ o c of said Vegetabfei Wig', taken, every _night on going to bed," wia i a short time carry Off the Int.t violent'fit of Asthiria;and tf usell'oceastotial iy.afterwiirds, w,ll keeithe system m'sound health • Caution.—Storekeer;t:•rs.vvottld do well - to exer: ci'-e care in buying frompedlar.;. We understand t fiat a man by the name - of liieatind, and another by the name ofmes are 'offering what purports to be Wright's Indian . Vegetib;e'l 3 lll,.. The!.e,. per .-one are not authorizei! Ag`ents for ibis Medicine, and the article offered eahnot -ha - guaranteed to genmue, The gehuine.:iis l'or sale fiy , ll.lrs. BEA TTY, BROF4:and.l. S.C. MARTIN, Qin . * It 9 , Race Street, - N.- B.—The priti;in are. reNpectfuay . informed that J.C.. IiIiSHES, of I. 2 Ottsville, is not. an Agent fdr thrs medicine, itintire cannot guarantee HA gen nine . the article offered !)•;•:him for sale. • WRIGHT. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC -OIL LINIMENT. —J. -K. furn,..llrugift, at Mine'riviile.we leant, ha. obtained a supply direct Iron/ the proprietor, In Et LMI 4 -, i.:!:kin44n/ is truly a t. ELEBRA • 2E.l;i medicine, and' tssidorie more to alleviate Int• mats tufferio,g any,;reqedv ever di.icovered.— One'ortvro applteation.q Will,telieve the mo4t. se ;vere Pain, Bruin or Sprain. TWO Bottles will Inc % liAlese Ulcer or Sot=e;.ind will hear thepost severe Eurn or Scald witlitart,a Scar. 1 - ti EVENS FAMIL'cI shtialfd pace a supply constant ly on hand to be used lilt tittle of need. TO - ,MI. lERE, working4n til 6 . Mieer, ,ity :to von delay not until 3;iou have obtained a rtipply z-youw;11 rare a ghat fOcal oi,nuftvring 'and mon ey he its use. .Ft)R 1101t.:355 . : '!he.ouly :ure , remedy Tor Latni-ne,..4; sruauy, Oir.,.scratebev, Oki Sore., S,:vetings.,,,Src -. Try It will be convinced.. UV' See - :ndverti.ein'ent in another column Al , o for sale by John F. prown, Pottsvige Joo. Stantpn,/ Glcn Carbon;liiterner, hlewnilyn Daniel J.. Lewis, Mt. Cilrcpll; Alian McLean, For ; Miller's ;Sturr.,'Pficenix = poT;rsvii.LE :ftAItKETN: c(ot7Ecr:l) WEEKLY ECR TbiE JolutrJA,l bbl Or'ipeainf. 4i. RS •, do • dO • 504 'do- do pnpited • ".•• 0.1 c 5. ()r•dspple- paired. 1 50 Itvr, liggo, ()lel. . .2.: 54".) I :iuttet . t La., do .titt i zilioulde.ss. ..1 pt.t.,Att c 3, .1, - , -- 76' t Flatus, . II .0 13 Tiawthy. it et , tl . 225 I thy, tun - , It; 01 . c10v..1 do :I:50 I Plaoter. ..) to ‘IABRIED On the '2s)h tilt., by th:t Rev. W. C. Mth»)?) 1 .5 11.- - ILI AM SPAM:. - to,1.1,01)10,A PRI CAAT, both TI Pmt;- vt11... i'; • 1 - .1 ) , III) the fAtli, Itt- the- sittrit , , NIiCHA.EI, I.l:l`lifir, (11 , ... Ea, rf,.111 Trot:rt - tAtt.•t) ) lll, Mil4A 'rillEl.,k.nt, ict),?) . Min , ',Atli, ' , . . tin Th.. 1,1 Inut, by iliP Owe. JOl N. tiTIIIITZ, to CATUARIN lifltNlANottottt trnitr Midillepolt. Ou tbr 17thnit'; by thq 4tri.Y• Overtintite, l'Elt 1.1 11:11C.ILLI;NI: td. rA.N.SY. HEir4i, 'both .if AN the 11 In; . - AP)UT, Nb ifr 't.t . Wto..lt ;Qom. Thtt frionct4 . tifthe titnily are (hilted ro attend the fatqrit w notice front. hit re,tf-nee in. Nahattiongo, , treot:on. r3tintliy hr. aq ltr . . _ .. , At . her regldencr,' Phlta , delphia. on the nit on . Mr:. M.SRY NELlG.ll,l)rtoctly of - Pottsville, aged Tn year, , • :i ... ! , potwalcamessmodimimor GENEUaL NOTiCEB. NOTlCE.—ThiFifth•Annuar Meetlog of the Stockholitera of the' Ntlichantc Saying Fund Ar :o, tattoo' of „kittsvllle; 11 , t held at the house of nn Monday eyenino, March at 1 o'clock, to transact tfle Annual littiiiiiess of the A,O. Purfctual tirtefida nee is requested. 'James FOCHT. Sec'y. c r . } itattICULTU RA I. •••-t - ". St t'a The. ptem6'Cirs . Of this society are 'rt-qtteittedi to' attend a-mektlnic at the Public House of UA\ILL. HOVER,- Orw'taltiorg, on d ATI/ RDAV„ nirch 'O4, at 2 o'clock, P'.. M.; when the plan. for the Exit Itiliton Will be fixed. - • POTTSVILLE 1.11 - I:MARY 1,- , Stated Meeting of this Piittsville Literary nocirty. will tie bettlAira W ednesday e Bening, Match tith, in Foster's , o'cinekl.l .Leriere—ilify Rev. J. II ; ' • • • ,T IteirJer—JSTJ iirmener l ;i • ! Quesnoii--••Shnuld our Na,torafiratinif laws he FO, modifte'd es tii.'rerolire Itqrger , petiod than Ii r year,. • re...Menne ; a9ll qurilifiClatirm forcitizen•liiis :" Affirmative—C. Litt iE Schneider ; :Segal; •- . • Hughes. J. H. fi: older the Slaciety!, A. If - }Sunless, Berg. _ . „pr"> • ODD FELLO WS-','CCNIZTRY.—Pf erAno4 fic.l tr” r une..fpnrchafing bArta% lets in the Odd Frnow., tiernriry; witl apply to 'not POTT. It the Iron Stare, Town 11.111; Jdtta J. Jones, Minerd'yillo cirri.; or Jolts S. C. - : ll .orrtm_Centte. eitteet. Nov. 12.1853. • ' BUSINESS CARDS. yo ETA W. 6ic k a t , A rToRNF:v AT LAW- Stikuyikali CountY,. T lIIn.*ELLIS Ltlvls. i, " •J•mE. C. Ksax, .'• . J. fl. 110tn.v Co„ Com-Valid k mr,i 11. CAvract Pottavilk, Pa. oEav Ea WI [...1N; C-19 , r'llElagroport , Pa. !dirt h 4, 1.434 , I I .945. lI,WRIGII,T OFFICE at Port Cur ben, l bree'donrt bel)#' the Post (Mice. (Mice I! )1. tp 2 P. M.. &tol' 19 9 P. M. Feb. 11.1914 „ ' , 6:ly pd UODSON, riliktGEON DENTIA I. NE. •Nln ' , kat 6iteet, is few .deors.above Centre s la Lrepared.to operate In tbo Most satisfactory manner. aria on reasonable terms. L- A C II RIEG,LE--;ATTORNEi - AT LA W-- .4 Llewellyn. Bchuyiklll County Ps.: will attend so . any hnsineas eikr,u4te4 to. his tare, with proltilatie+ o - Jan. 14, 1`...54 - 2-3c14 EDMOND:I„ Paul 1.-rt.t,Olt GF :-111.1i.117—T, a_ ct,or of the- Piano, tlir;urr, or Ifeledeon—Planott tuned. Any commuatent ton' addrei4tur to the. gun ierlber, at hi+ resident e.1:11 .au-ton Acute. Mt. Cur bun, %II ptiodually attended' • Dec., . tti, 15L3' ' ' - - • 52-t; - , LLE N - F lBll Ell,;f3u.rtvr:Vort and PNI:1- ...a.tie.R, wi7l enntinu.tliP kisiness of big Lite Fat h- B Faber. 110/ Inc 'poesi.ssion of v~:nahlP• l'afierS. Notes and khans; has u nwsual (Jennies far the peinitiii - of bisyrufeision, and can give relia ble information . in rsference rc 11 ‘ ,1 iii f ginn. . . .. . . . HOWELL. Ple?li ER ail& ALLEN FI: 4 11C it '' .III 3!+ n. continue, the buying tne..selling rd . 11 " n I.Eai''' an d here now fur sale Nevet4l valuable Tracts of OM 'Gann: - . . • liate,Centril street, <l,[3f3loUth °Me retin sylvanla !lass, - same std.% frottivEle. • • .November 19. 0153. , . • 47 , tf ; A. HEW/CR:ION, i t, o, .4 i T IA/ ANTED.—An active younz ta,an 3,6 T I tia Dry (33nda a lc& lip•cery Speak Germae sad k;e4lt,ti. Appl) to 0,, !gr. • Fab, 25, ItU . - i . ,IOI7ANTED • A xit Eta it u 6 In the ytrthity VV by au erperlcutrAliurithrtrra• ' • keeper; Arrept, or in ['barrio of a 1411.1;.--b::;9.. ' refeter.cPe 111 be rimm. For ' , if' 1 .1 1 5,, :address Box :So 175, Pose Olaite, 1.• Aar. Puttnvribe, Feb t 5, 1551 1,:%'• A N Tit; D roq t, ouku f 11111ftC.• m 51. erarfll l'eutvryjran+ 1. jy eblo pet. ilut, , =I =II I`Fdruac.e,"care of Mx 1. J. 1.. rbsi deil;l4l.l I'oot•odic, =II WANTED TILLY y bLcady 6t gaid wages. Apply ta JOHN S t , Giew Frig. 4. I n 34 AIL• ANTED—By the Igt et 111.1 . 11 ri..: ji S Ltyrelitog tit.u.e.Pe.l4l,le fer n scnale !eat HAM/ sUtu el; Do:tai, Let u1114u1,1. Olitl . !Ilan! Ln M111141.1.01J1g.• ntrcr t. Welt A ilfVs3 11-t Illr. 3 .V 1 I 1 F. ALS IVAN T 2! :11 p• T 1.1,1 - Millet, &IC Want.Jto yza t r !rt,tir:lSi. •%a- WIII para .. •Pud Vtt lo,tu. tt.l F . :1111111LO. iy try• 1. ur Ulu nulpwriber, u IfA N,\,l fl J.,n. 2i. ft:A • • • FURS SALE & TO,LEI rl.ll 1.r.."1* --A fut.? 4lt t'y 4 . (.42 t•lfref, liciAr N.l. , or ,I /I.qc:r. 4 Z•ifett, .1 25, 1":1 * IT IL' FOIL NA L;20.:•- -I to. 1 I,V . ptitimot, te11.0,1,..4 1. UM t tltl,•rk. 1.1 I, Ilial. • t it it.. 1-",1, Vr i wr,,t• u:la i - . • 11,1./1 • 1.1 LEAS/Ur- A 111. , 4i YUle 1.4 .1 . 14e. T1113.,.•r, t", hr -R 1, •IL Itlrp.iii . eitoll 14 9 L.L. V 1,54 _ . 1 - ‘ 'Olt "SAL E.--*/ . _ ilt/Ch Gt.. • Lrr t . :chi( W .1,114 Mlr • ' ;‘l. ••I I,ll lttd •/l• i••• ••• t , rt t:, '.'.0 411..) , • ' = 111 /1011 Ito', 1,1.4 :t 11. nor—itnv t - A . A“a • Itt,: I, • • .. F..F..!.'. 4, .11 1(114014 .11A, 18:17,: 4 . 1,1: 4 11,4) I. I. 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I ‘toiluut iurther JUEIN C. l'ir."..!t.; J 1 ' l'Poltscllle, July '23, 1853 : v, 1 10-P lik.ltSIEllP NOT it:K.— i tiereby given that I Italie 'tlt. day Jai, tat: artaocutett witir rue M. ELtailili io the practice irft.aw, wa11:1f.10 AEI 1111 C4leil, Wilt li.f.atfer tie croioutta7..l utoter 1 to; L.!" o NEVILLE ItICIIARLIa, ;Witt% c ittr. :if., I ti) It. It Iti ores' .rir ore. l'oitt.4.i.t i..1.;%1L.1 t. ..lime LI B I COAL. . I_?IiATTY dA v.: C. .IJ7he other of i;. t;. CrIAIFQ •t, t:rt, Prime thr, AtlIC/16110 /11111,t, ..sro :0; 1, tiNillite•le WWI 11,1 a plus Jay. t:S, Ix3l 41/T10E: -- Tbb Paths , b, - Irtulute [ bet,. re , JANGti - ti:LLlMit.i 'JOIE:4IAI. irt ihe Sluung ot • (,:lot!, Las 410101 b., A n ,tet,ootrt, Op to toe el C r ecetriber, /n.:i.Sots *veil .^.! all :6,..ta1e, Itt to Up to the Ilvtr v. Li yk e.l.l:• , :,by'JANILli 641.LIMAN, and .11, < es %V 111 he CulltIOUC:1 by' tt hey <lb • .111 :I. 21, 15.94 1 1 1/SSOLUTION OP COPAAI.TNEIA4II..... IV Chpartaeranip hervtorare.esteitni t,t4ev trAdinirlitider bar Little VI. V, Ertl: ,c• 4 - 11X,ihe enS r 1.11141.. at (0111.MIll, i 1 en N . Vel.r. Jr., wet tear swing Irony him. John It..lllakkihh, heol VS tee. P. 1. of tv;h C. i.el the LetN.nteete ref eh.. ham, tit t lee hence, L 2 '‘h I • hares , , v+ , Jr, JOJCsi %VP'S. P. CI eN I'hlra., !iin. 11, 1~5; • Y. ii. PAIITNURStiIi V ,.I ilt: 111/Al: I c! , t lc LII. I III.; .7, Ir rtiaced Ltlc it;;Lerrdt of S% n, \1 c,:, Jr . In li, P- ,, .! u?n, or Well. tll4l.l,kton .1.-.. Co,:, losvr 1, tr , ..7.1 :: 1 ..,-. partnership under, the drok el,ll.filif zli UN N,. CO S r mid Will continue Inn a...11.cg, ,o, .1 , t 1 ;;.1 , :r.w...1 1 :.!z+1, .. , L Tbi - if old places or tolslners, ..V.:' , / .1.. , • : 1 , 1,,, ! ,,,,, P . 1 ''' Villce, PIO, 01 W.A.L.NI.• I 01. • : .101 , 1 N it I.II.4Si!iTWN, 1%*; , ,r. l' l ON . • , . fli',ll. - Jao. 11 Fl. 1; ..?-ct itosoLrTiox-ok , COPART1 4 i 1:1151.111• c 4) j Dr; . Gorge Vt , ,;, Sityi.cr At. i%ill.;.‘l;s, ill tiro ill,' ii. , l i.ol,eiit. by Air . 10:1; S ~I.it• . rrok'f , i•L • t..?A•lfit.ti, 'WO settle it.l :Ira, • 1.1". N hrt 3111.% i!,atav,llle. Jen. tce , TICE —The 1 ,12m...,.1_?1,.. 4 Iltltev. ss 1;1 t ; ,.:l‘,•,i(pu t e . 111 . 111 II VIE:10:1V bt:Attt::e., en v+. f . ...11111..r. la • fltll - 1C I g F.erz;,,,11„ I; .:;,,ad ' c, 1118111 MitlO contlLUe ,21 ,• ••11 ,. nk 111-. "It it te onri L Spaht.rsioe lied,! Co •• prprticiottft theie . ' ULURT;I: DLit j4n, 21, 1524.' -- • t!ving resttmtl the 'selling z.nd of:Coul, Has lut. dmy 4 1 6vtIttetS with ht.., tl ILLI JoliS Jinx PUTTI, tio , d•r the taw of LLVikr , CU . et 42 tVetliwt ztteet. Wharvea ei.tl Port-Rlchtnen4. 1.1.:14. tee AIWENI:11;1,1, GEORGE Ii.•YOTT:4.• WILLIAM(;. 1111)E,.111 CD, J(110. ktum.NIEL, J.f . izin. 14.13;1 dpi ,VOTIC:P.I.—JO.3EIII ik.•• 4 . retir.!l Irvio -!.1/ , b14 3(04 1.1,4r3,4 üb4.-.4 - the firm et CM.11111,4 vitL 1.1.411 & CO. 4 .;14A111.4114 MILLCH , b k‘i„; 111:■:.1C111• led 41. vat tarn 01441.110.‘ , t he bgn: nNY'a• berititure, ticidtt tbe item of. I.ILLUIt.' Sr. 4.3, 7 ,3 p., Vince No II WalnutA;l • Ph;tacv ! i: Jan 7,185.1 1-31 MEC ,Lis. 11. I'o MMMIIIM OE .1. :41.1..1)1.1'.% ji..tE.Sllltil
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