f)'e POTTSVILLE, - • PA. • SATURDAY, APRIL 8,-1854 or TILE MINERB' JOURNAL has a lar ger circulation that: atisu,other Neukspopor=. shed its Northern Pennryloanin. It tur ansone Me Coal, Ifni and'buainess sun not only, n' thts — and the odjoissing counties, Ant in all our cities, 'and it also circulates largely noon; the twestes in SchuytkilLeauntyttchidi renders st , nos at the most valuable kiVOrtiSiAr etedtsvts tits the County. ' But feu , papers have so ssany cape tali tts enrolled on itssuiseription list. nate- & Moot Teaahiri tilt bt supplied tooth Tlte Miners', 'owned at $1 per annum, e n advanee. • AIOL ATO FOR num inttao JOURNAL ' Davin J. Lem's, Mt Carmel;' • 15a..1,F DAVIS, Ashlaud. FIit.D — MCK LAUDiIiIIIOTN ; TIRIKU3; Taomrsoa A. GODPRICY ; Tremont ; Cita akEs H. HUBBARD, 71 Pine St., New York. C. F. NORTON, GOO Merchant, 521 Walnut St Pileat*lpbta. Who{ ale authorized to receive subscriptions, ad. •veruteMents, Me., tor the, Journal, and .r eeeLpuur the name. klititilßl TOR V STATE CONVENTION.' At a meeting of the/Prohltnuon State Cen- tral Committee, held in Harrisburg on the 20th apt., the Chairman sod Secretary were directeld to call a State Convention to Hap risuut on Wednesday, • the 7th tA :Tune neat., the purpose of adiutaatiug a State Ticket, to he supported" by the • friends of Prohibition. lif obedience to the above, we ,do hereby request the friends of Prohibition mama:lbw in their respective districts as early aft posst• We, and elect delegates to meet in Couven lion according to the following, rule " Delegates from the several Senatorial and Representative Districts, in proportion to their represeutation Witte Legisiature.'T— The Stilie.Cealrii Committee, are members of that Cunveutioo, and are earnestly re• quested to see that delegaTes ire appointed tvithout delay. *Where meetings •canum be held 'for the appointment of delegates, the several District Cutualitie.eb fvtil pfease ,appoint' them, so that no part Of the,''State may be without rep resen tation P.:COOMBF., Chairman. J. P. Stmotit Secretary. March 21.si, .1854. _ iItISpiESS DEPARTMENT. tarJ. tiICUL, You Carbon, offers to teach Photwgrapliy. .1. VirTHE Roaring. Creek Furnace Prciperty, in ,ttuntour and Coluitihni counties, is advertised at t.- hci AI , talc, on the :2911l ult. • YAREN I'S looking out for schools for • ttk-IF cht.dren are invited to examine the adv.. of - the loutgoirtery Academy. . IaPTHE Seminary for young ladies and gentle aritietryeburg, Dauptlin Co., is announced is unAner column. aee adverti,ement tot terine iSce. reDLNLEVY invites atteglion to his new and large a.....•rinaint of lima. and Shoes,:, lie has all kinds ior i-ttle. Help the home trade. • - P. NAGLE offer their services to the enizen4 01 Poit.cille and vicinity, in: the Painting, Glazing and Papering business.. EV'TIIE lEW nrraagement, noticed lust'weel in our MOWS column, 01 a third daily train on the ltmul,m; . b..: found officially announced II to-day'. paper. . . WT WO passenger trains will run daily, corn iurneing Monday, txtween Auburn and Harrisburg, twining wittisibe new arrangement on the Reading road, compete cvnnetions tor traveters going or coining. :Se_e advertistinent. ta'oOol.l offices in Pottsville arc in demand. Thel.7llVer Terruee buiiduigs are uudergOing ough and exictie.ive icpatrs, and are offered for rent - 1 / 1 04.: to want of such places should there. I.IIILADA. & NEW YORE ADVERTISE3IENTS TX" SEE adv. of Fairtiank's.Pateot t.scalFts. IV' SEE Card of the Hazard Powder Company. DEALERS are intrited. to call and exatnine A. B Beichenbach's stock of Pianos. ar THE ade. of the Anthracite . Insurance Corn• pally will bc found in another column. re' ALL LIND'S of the bust musical instru ments can ho tied at Horace Waters' Establishnient; atm) tne latest music. .See udt•i - ca?.:'FRENCH & RICHARDS advertise their large ,-10e1; or Paints—they are wholesale Dealers and linForters... • USIC.—HotacE Wavratts, 333 Broad way.lNow York, has just pubtisned a number of elegant pieces of music, arranged for the piano; among which are,--“The Prescott House Polea,"• "The.Glit Sehortf,,eh," "We meet again!' •(song and chorus), apd '.We are happy- now, dem' mo ther" (-ofig). They arc for sale, also, by Lee & ,Walifer; Chestnut "freer Philadelphia, and by B. BArixN, Potteville. • ELECTION , OF MANAGERS-FOR WATER. CO.—Wenre authorized to state that: the ole6ion of Iganagerstor the Water Company postponed from to,daY until the 22d inst. . • 11,7 - tPaor. Kaulwoort.—lt will be partic ularly' gratifyug to the' , many friends. of ilrisgeotlemao hereabouts, 'to learn that he has'been elected President of Delaware Col lege,, lie was chosen, lo' fill the vacancy :occa-tbned by the death of Mr. Graham. A correspondent of the Cecil (Md.) Whig, , writing. from Newarlr,-,,the seat of the in says,—"The election is ,a very popular one both ,arruthe students and the enmmuruiy,,and I"- doubt not Will be for the ultimaqiifecrss of the institution.?',. r,r7T.tilt:istrzr of the New Orleans elec tion *ft a triumph of the Refwzners over the regtilnt Democratic .. oorninaUrts. The Rttormers elected . a majority of both breach- "es of the City Council, and roost of the other . officer , . The Deri3a - drati - electettheir May or. The election was characterized ,with riots and blooddied. The Democratic Po lice eyeu . aided Olt; rioters against •the Re. lornwrs. Two I.f the rioters wereshot dead. rf_7'We find the following .-"sad case" re potted is the Philadelphia papers bt Thurs day : •:Ye:sterday afternoon, a female, elegantly dresseil, was observed staggering along the crossing at Sixth aothChesout 'streets. Up ' on reaching the southermside ci the street, she fell. -Ofßur H. H. Cline, of the Marsh arsTolic.e. then arrested her , and conducted her to the siation-liouse, at the City Hall,— Soul afterwards, she was discovered by her friends, and conveved - to her home in a car riage. Such a dep . lora.ble "base of intoxica tiun ha's seldom been brought to the notice of this community." . • We commend this to the especial notice of the Editor of the North American and oth er ''honorable gentlemen" of the London Tonef,reinarks —", We believe that the position occupied by the more rtsptctable portion of the press, is a phenom enon of niOdern civilization, imperfectly un derstood by many arrogating to themselves the title of statesmen." There is truth in the above. The high tuned and respectable press o f the country is becoMica disgusted with manufacturing rtaiesmen and great mai out of small male r,als. Manyof this class also, who derive their ipfluence from the prels are apt to Aok with disdaqVupoo. those to whom they are mainly if , not„whollv indebted -for their imocatinxi) 117' Tue. Lionmi BILL KILLED.—Under, the proper head, we give the proceedings of the House, at Harrisburg, in full; by. which the—Pl'ultiitory 'Bill was defeated; There rentitim , note only brie course lor the friends of Ternpyrance to take, , —to effect a their. ough and complete organtza tiun, and enter the political.field in solid ph'alana, as a 80'. mate party There is no use treating with the enemy any longer. Politicians, as such, refuse to do what the Tentperanbe men ask of them, and the only alternative, therefore; IA for the la(iler to do it themselves. They can, if they will. They hold the batanceof power in their own • haads . ;and if They will (oily play their cards judiciously, they can have everything their own way nest Pall.— That'sjust assure as fate. itArt received two pamphlets with thentle -Position of Eli K. Price on the L iquor Question, defitled by the facia." We have rend the Pamphlet over carefully and see nu reason to change our position with re• pard-ao Eli K. Price's course on the question. It cputaias a number of contradictions and some rialpablefalsehoodi by his defenders. T 1 I the caretni reader, the Pamphlet will not aid Mr. Price, but rather have a leaden cs to r.iovioce even rhe'duubtful that be did :t ray the cause of Tomlierance by his courK to the Legislature." No candid man it ; thecrinittuaili; ' acquainted with all the lac t, eati jo , ,tifv hie course. , It must aliens ' I ,,, rnf , lain,/ ihnt Mr: Price sough! the tIo; Temperance Party before they d lotn, D u fluor. had. This'is an intpottaat lecture 10 the. whi)le business.— If we have tune We will review this Pain . - phkt and show up its incor siitencies. and. some of its falsehoods hereafter. iw wade witit:thfgeopigt Railroad Co., k fiy , "Adaini(& itimiiiitalkEit** ear befiveen this place and Matiisfiarg z and, also iiritieed-, so we were informed by the agent, Capt.! B. EL Williams--that it was not designed to:ln terterein any way with,the, business oflitiw• and & Co., over the Reading Railroad. ; lii fps last it seems we stere,lrnplised on, ad at that veiy time migagements had been, or ;were already made, by the Agent lot tranii mitung packages.from Philadelphia to this `place, vie Rarrisbtirg. 'To the creditof flue &mpany, however, we are grad to state, that \ as soon as the facts were- triad' e-knoViii to Mr. Satifoid, of 'Adam! & C. 9", icitiae dimly gave special directions to: alt the agents of the line, to preveht any recoriehoe of such loterference---there. ban a positive agreement between theivi:/ - ,!:cluipathiee r ,to the contrary-,and threateridinstani ditmisc sal for violent/A of the CtiMpany:s olderi to that effect. •, • A new arrtingement has since been pule& ted betweenthe, two Express hoes anti-the Railroad Co., by which 411 packages from .Harrisburg. nestioed for this place, ore . ior. warded by, arid accOmpauied walla messen ger ot, Adams k Co to be received and de livered by Howard here; while Niel/- ages from Pottsville tar Ilarrisbuig or Mr 'her, mist, ate 'forwarded in the same way by Howar r ak Co., to be taken in .charge: by Admits Si Co., at the other end ul the Ritatt. [Os PHILADELPHIA POST OFFiCE.-17.4uiv that our city neighbors are blessed wllis their 104 g-cherishe d, domestic organtleatt ti, iwe hope they will find tune to . give Simi nitro , lion to at least oue other inetter of reap . , in which out-siders are equally I tergieo with themselves.:, The Ju'attegeinen of their Post Office is, and has fur years bee , a dis grace to the city and to the whole country. Some time ago we alluded to thi: metier al length.; it is s , ufficteut pow to state that letters and inipers ittnying theie from this plaie at Doom on Saturday, lot itoauce,!are. not delivered till the lullowing Aluutiay i while in any back -woods town of the whole country, large or small, persons can receive their 'mail matter, at must; in l one or 'two, hours after its,arrival. 'Nloreov r; so irreg ular gad:uncertain has the cetive T try of ktters become, that our business men j)usitively re lUbe to forwarit mousy to any not 'oaf by that means. ..I'.A. cilumbetable ainoinil l has been lost in qui way daring titgyear past ; and we know of two instances viiitlitu a tew weeks, where,letters containing p ‘ innef,were sent frinr. one 01 our County offices, ditteted to rhihidelphia, but ivere: heVer heard of, al ter. Such aunoyadces•are too bellow, to be tolerated arritiout complaint. Some rettiedy, should be applied, and that speedily. •1 trj'Mai-sitiriE Bitutti.i.—A Boston paper was lately crowing over toe Ipitutitaci . uuu, Illbleity,lot the largest beitiog nepy ever constructed sit the thllled SlOcS. It was 127 seet long. Luh4er , belief than that have been coustructed here ut Rims . Rubber and ul Gana Peicira. O u e recently euld by Thurbley was'z:l7 text lung. Au India Rubber six-ply Belt of 152 feet' was receutly constructed fur at. ,Pottsville, to hoist coal at tits !hurl. It' was '22..iuches wide and weighed s.tx Itustred pounds. The stnuiest believer made ut: diaßubtier uutiusi cuinple led by Thutu ley, tor hoisting 'Cush It is tWeive-21,y, ut ludia Rubber, three-loirrths of au welt thick, and 6U feet tosig,. weightugs :s2.S *pewees.— 'The strength ea such a bell, wide the Well known tenacity at ludia linauer, is equal to auy strain which the power of utilities); ruii 7 1 cinuery" can put upuu it.—P/ulu. Ledgetr. Tins last belt was inantitattihred fur, and is now in use by, Mr. Alexander S'illyinati, at Tuscarora. It is empluyed fur - liastiug Coal up to his Ilrialter, perpendicularly— four tons are rimed at a time, a distai.ce of over 30 feet. The' belt is tiretve inches wide. Mr. S. assures us that It works; per . , lectly. . These tielts custless than leather and taking their greater , duraUllity inter cuhSider atioa, we see no season why 'they may nut in time entirely supereede all other kinds ut belting for machinery. , 4 • , HEAL DOW'S 'DEFEAT.• ne trite ehartietdr of the Oontest.- The ttlegriph on WeatesdaY anuotinced eratois. This motion' was .opposed, we believe, ' by the Senator from Philadelphia, Mr. :Price, but far and wide throughout the country; that • it picyailed notwithanding. ' :1( seems to Its a lit- Hon. Neal Dow had been defeated, fur May.: I , le ,n , lu ih i g iv u „ l:r .st a . r ; d he u , n ‘ s ( c:ei.iuntable trio, that l ithe fl.pre. or of Portland, Me ; and forth ti.itti the anti- i Maine-law papers' un up the 1640 viel a ry, I a ' delphia," arc always '‘ to t i L tnd i to l . i i i i a ' le t t' Ce l °f i P4ll. • and preach long-laced botbilieS on the k.freet Co unty, and oppo4:1 to th e e i n li re s 3 o l3 ' ~.f• Schuylkill of Prohibitory Lai's. Many tuvli 'ptes,-e.,. nine-tenths of our citizens. It i r s true thai We have . made Philadelphia what she it., by our triide—bur profess a great_ibhorrence fur the evils 61 in- wee l hatie not R yet become a Cola of PhiLiiielphia, temperance, but are always ready to seiz. , a Re presentatives do not cease . treatini us the7slightest pretext fOr deutianciur , tutnE : s .with, : fer we - under the necessity of telling Prohibition—making all wanner of ohie;itions . tlictitin pretty plain language 'that we ' ' • untlerstand to It, such as Us uneoustiluttonaltiy, tr(e irn. ~tir own interests quite. t• wet]. as they i do, and puseibility - of edfoicing it, aut pri f ti e t h e ;:phih.l.probsbly a little better WO. • 1 A Loltn,en mque:As Ili to co:11 the nitehtiom of adelphia Narth Awrrcan, preferring a bioll- ' ' priced, aristocratic License ,„,.„, . , . . ithe Navigation Company to the 'mate of the Mount late, to Lure 1 1w 1 Carbotr,llatu. lie thinks it ought to - be (cleaned_ complaint.. ' 1 I out at once ksingle freshet, in its present condi- But , 'to return f—The recent, eleetion iu I tioii, wt-ould probably l. heel,: nit ' vigation entirelyt Portland was not a fight bettieen Pril:ibitn- that poini.- The pepulair state of the -trade re- Portland e•vry p recaution to be taken in time to pre tion and Rum—the friends ,of ; the li;raWr 1 to the•tratt. The Company . would gladly! have mate_ it . sucn a contest. I - • vcnt , "Y 6strile d iwn i oi the di i n gage in.deepening the chatinelsin soMp, 1 B'ut no ; the Liquor men-know Lou well that. I they stand no chance in suer) an evdni.— — ' • ' They accordingly take advantiige of .atiother expedient—that is, to choose, like wt.e:rneti, the least of (to them) two evils ; Mayor Cahoci'n, Neal DoW's opponent, is ad avowed Temperance man, and his name; it will be remembered, some time ago headed pub• ished Itst of the mast protrtittent citizens ti Portland, testifying to the good effects Lf the Prohibitory Law n that State. What then was the' issue ?. We will lef• the Portland • Jourrial explain: • . . "But it may be asked uS, if. Mr: Cithoon what we say he is—why do you'no't sup . Port him ? For several reasons. And be n remembered before we Proceed lurthet, that we respect Mr. Cahoon as .a fiigh• minded, honorable man, and citizen, end im:many respects a good Mayer .hut not exactly the mau m enforce the liquor law, at this partic ular juncture, It needs a man. of more aerie._ Mr. Cahoon is eonsmutionally - id We dont exactly like the word, btit that is it we believe ; and we card t change it.— Mr. Cahuoo is oct the wail io give kis ad- ministration that positive character, that the times and the nature of the case demand.— He may do very well by and by ; but the disease of the patient, requires a morenetive and vigorous treatment just now." ; • - Accordingly,tbe getrine out-and-out Maine Laiv men went for bow. *bide the 4 Ither- els" and the anti's combinrd on- Cahoon-- hence the result, blat it, is•fer from i Rum victory EDITORIAL FILUDINGS. "0 wad some power the glllle Eve 1;•:. To see outset's as oilterd I.l"t` 'Believing in the good .moral effect:o die oral we copy thelullowiug from the Mauch Chunk Gazette of the 30th : ",The .Minere-sJourno/ comes (low° upon the Tamaqua Gate - tie for its propel tot to appropriate, uncredited; the editorial !labors of others to its (MI 'u.Y..e„ The Journal is not the only paper froth Which the gazeth makes up its weekly melan.ge as its raiders who have access to tilt.: papek;or thel'hita delphia Ledger, can bear testimony. [Vole an nrticle.in the last numher on the Liquor Ntir is the Gozette:the only pimer•in that county whose short voinin:es""!in this respect are worthy or note; the last number of the Muting Registir contains a lar,te pro portion of the Editorial of . our paper;ot, the 23d. In tact, this practic4.is becoming one of the crying sins of the day, add' deserves .severest reprehension, At is stoaular that' Dew, jr., - Julius 'Ctg.sa i r Hannibal, or some other celebrated 'mutsl.or Scientific lec turer does not give the guilti a suitable ens ligation." . • • tr7Tur. Worm; of Winchester, Indiana, have turned practical pOubitiontsfs. A man died in that place rt*ltly from .!exces sive drinking, and the worne - n, to the num ber of forty or fifty, called em the liqUor sel ler, made him sign a pled4e not- to sill any, more runkpaid him fur all the liquor, to his store, and then turned it tnfo the gOtter. 7 - The woman, whose husband died, has en tered suit against. the liquor dealer Inx dam ages for the loss of her htistand. Who says the liquor law, alter this, icould nuts be en forced.—Ledger.. • We would'at stop' • one i)t, these Women foi a dozen of out poor, .4niserabJe,i •rum bought Lagislators. -11tPBrass toisacr, stamp speaker s , dart* bdt =pet*, to Gar. Biglerln the erteldse of aottad love; &Wide' ottapauthe mini during the earning csm *ma. !HU Mei& depend gnaitly upon his °mania, efforts iv the aaromplishatiat ,of b 1 election: tat they have yet to learn : th at n* of the members of Condrala who voted to refuse , food and clothing to our aufferi4 4oldiers, upon the. Moody deldi of Iderieo; can ever occupy the Gubernatorial chair of Peonsylvania. 7 -Pcdtsrdie Pmpririant. • To which the Reading ./m7ial promptly repute:— . ••••••• • "'The 'above infereitially charges Judge Potluck with young against supplies to the may at the breaking .out of the Kezicati war, and /3 the first charge of the kind we have seen iu priut. It will be beat, there. tore, to;tiail the he to the counter at once. . It the Emporium wilt refer'to the journals of Congress, tt will find that Judge, Pollock yo• Led, in every snstance with the Democratic majority.iu reference to that wer, nut eileu excepting the preamble declaring that " mar exists by the uct of IVlesto." If our oppo nents csuabt find anything beiter to urge against the Whig canthgate they had, better fiJld their ptace.' 1 3:' A SCENE FILOU Suassrtratro cola, (alias Liberty to Nebrrudia) 'Witty will yuu aat ? • • Leoline, (alias Douklai.) To satisfy my lady, Monona. Why should !tie have me kilted P. Now, as I remember, by 'my troth, I • never did her hurt in all my life. * e e My commission Is IN; to reason of the deed, but do it. Pericles, Act 4, Scene 1. 7.4 n Irishman and gcotchrnan had a rel . - nide pyat at Dunc:lBydle, Vt., during which oue ul ;them Ofscharged a gua, and badly %I:untitled a girl and a buy standing near. As usual, the men were drunk. azi•Alr. James O'Laughltn of Harpeis Fer. . d ry, Va,t came to his dealt/ on Me night of we-Grist nit.. hy being rim over by theears. As tneVestera night train was 'lasing, be gut onboard to supply spun ut his !mods with braudy. The cars, were in inutioa be. Lure ile,lett them, and, in his attempt to get lelr with his legs across the track. cars - paiistug over him, his legs were crashed ell below menaces, He survived but ashort tune ai l ter. He LIU It'll o wite and several claldrea. , . "r1:301a C>C0.41‘.7.4 The quantity seat by Railroad th . is week is 37e: .70i 11- r hy-Calial 21,135 14—for thO meek 4%845 °O . ton'. Total 'by RailrOad. 41',1,', - rZt; 06 -against . 3.19,441: 14 tons last year. Do..by Canal 79,130 19 against ;47,5;'0 04 tons to same period last year. • The iiloptuents are very heavy tine wet..kreach ing ',01,5-10 00 tons, which is preu for for t lapidunid region of brotien-downladividualPPera; ,4 early m the 5C13 , 011. The trade front - the Lehigh has ewaunoneed. Up to the li . tt of Apt . 112,222 12 tons were slopped against S,OU2 ttz to April 2d, Ini7J., The Mauch .I.:htuidi , . Gitzettr: says that " the ',respects of bitsiness, are by no theaus thitterthg. ••The boattued vaelithy•do 1101 weir lilt:l4lrd 10 enter into contracts on the term , dtleied by the Companies. Mauy of them reinain' here waiting fora Vise at tile - price La treogto; end some, it is *sa:d, have. returned . home teams. With the Navigation in fir,t- i ;rate Order, and readme;g a i d on the ,part of 'um Mihers and Contractor's, to uupply Coat to thg , hull capacity of the Canal, this interruption a bust ne•s hsntuclr to be regretted - The'lCoal Regions controlled by Companies, ap pear to be peculiar:ly unfortunate: apd the Comm niers ahroadrnay eongridulatii-tlientselves that loth• vitimWenterpribe in the mining ot. Coal, preVails in r.etiuyilrill County—otherwise they would -have been frozen out. . . , The' Cumbeitand Coal, last week was 1,50tt 11 tons—for- the i‘enion 29,580 12 1 tons.— Sonic 'of the men have ctuumeneed work! ut the Border Mines attili eenta_per ton, we bellivie. The s mite said to be nearly' at att end. We have Learn 'it stated that one reason why the CoMpanies showed so touch Militlertinee in e'lrecting a eompro miss: with toe &nen was, that • with the Iticreat:ed pnees:ehergetrby the lialtunore and Ohio Railroad Cankny, and un ihereaie of wages, the less AIM Companies mined the better for the stockholders. Lii-ttear the whole country was surprised with the .ttyp,-iieloii.s operation:lot the Coal Comp f ies ni that Region, on payer - but nOw, how rho and quiet.; ':A change has come o'er the spirit of the• dreauts" of these speculators---ued we hope it will be a le-son to that class, both hire and elsewhere, .451 - t11: as Coal Mining Corporations are coocerned. ;rho' General Improvemeht Coal Law, which was killed in the Senate last week on ilrat.read tog, 4..05 re-considered, and .Schuylkill Contity was stricken out of the Bill-at the instance of our Stm ator, by the request of many of our Individual Op- . , rairuy, 3 o'cLoOn, P. M. Freighti from ltichmond :.1 T0.11 0, - 4 011, '- - • - 12 do,_ • Providence, ', • . • - . 165 New York, • - . -I do Washington, 11'3 . , , . From liiiihmund, for ,the wok ending on i., -, atur day; April f6a4 i• - . .. i . _ L h. B g SCh. SI SIM S bestnato nTo 1s T'l- 1 3 59 15 i ' 67 tF.or the week, , 90,3 Total for the reason 1414 I For 4eason, 189,3 To rime time list year. BY RAIL ROAD AND CANA,L., 1. gunflint. of Coal sent by Railroad and Canal the week ending na TtiurL,day evening last : , Port Carbon, - Pon%vtile; - - • Auburn, - - • • Clinton, - Total for the week, Tutal by Railroad in . 1954, - I - '+ Canal in 1854, - Total by Canal and Railroad' tons, 519,117 O 5 I. , hipments to same period lest year :—' • WEEK.TOTAL. 24,195 02 '349,441 14 -10,250 02 47,539 04 tr!..; Roil road, n Canal, laltlS inititution Is located at BerrysbueJ, phin County, In the Inldat-of that, beauttl healthy district called Lyken'S Valley, 10 mile Minliatinrg; 33 from Harrisbdrg, and 95 wee' Pottsville. The ostensible object of this Instl into prepare young ladies acid gentle wen *l' higher kientiliarles of Learning, or fpr the duties of tile, and to meet tbk demand fir a and more general diffitsion of Education in it Dirt In which it is situated. Parents and Oen are most respectfully invited-to visit the tithe , lure sending their thins and daughter!' ciscivii . i . The Principal, having lung tsperlenee In tip a *less' of teaching. flatters Ithninlf that. by ti k a competent Assistants, he 'will he able to ..,s the school worthy of the patronage 01 the 1 of education end of an enlightened kV lc. 9 TERMS PER SESSION! .. 4- Boarding, washing and room; , 1: Cominon English Oraaches, •- i Risher English and :Mathematics, ll Greek and Latin Larguagea, &c., 4 1 Music and use of Plano, extra, e;_' The. Scholastic year's dirttled Into four vete, eleven weeks Vac h. The Summer Session w 0 g Inence oirthe Cith of April. To circular an 4 portico lars, addrese the Proprietor; Mr: A. P. .1 br -,' L. R. HOCH, Prin ' , Atri1 1 3,1054 1 . . . , 14-29 - !, , . '' Zinc Paints. _ _ , . , ,3 4 lane• Third Clasher era's. Mate L.vd, an.; SCHLTYLKILL C( 1 1.1 , 1 ri 11,911, 11.0Ain . r.--1.5,14 ;1.. , fretil all p glsonotm ‘ Qualities. The followpg isthe quantity of Coal ttaliTortedl ) ~ 1 Tlf E . NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPA ever the ditre.rent linilioads ha Se buiitql County I , - :,, ;Li &VINO 'greatly enlarged ,their Works, ab for the week ending on 'Thu N tta it y eventug ,T la o s r t A:). , .41 proved the quatity.orthisit products, are pi . . , • 66 . io excrete. Orders fur their ' • r Mee Hill Sr S. HH. I. Tlit ill CLI 154,256 , . ~ . SUPERIOR PAINTS, i !Aim Creek - .0 '• 10,380-14 $2,113 15ir. , : , .DRY, and GROUND IN OIL; In miaow m miaowed p Mount Carbon, `• " 3,757 19. 29,V28 Olt - 'Of from 25 to 500 Pounds t aisle. ....ehuyi .Valley pit 9,960.18 ..r,5,823 19, • DRY, In barrels of tilo pounds each. oi Their WkIITE ZINC, which is sold dry or 113 • 998 I - I ln oil, Is warranted PilitG and unsurpassed in .51t.CurtiMPI.Carit." ," 11,9555_, iii Little Sehuylktil " " 8,8101 10 69,833 42 an d b r on nal wiikeneiti. ~ ~ ,,..i 1 '- ' . A method h 4. recently been discovered, wit: a o b th le e e r t i h m e .ith e: m inp u a k ri e v t. to warrant their paints tq ... I r l o i n e w s t il h p l r a s i n c t d e e . s c p s o ec t lr i ta n th t e n k i li r o pa n k plots wil I be au p aria r • the Zinc Ores' 1 fro T m 4 -N ir e ll w a : t r V i l e l y, Z ls lN e le o CY" w bre te fAon ii i. k ly ni ll n g:l f i o n for la b h a sieo ik !d r o a d i . 1 r c a .l l rive hualltles when applied to Iron'orother retallc; surfaces. : , Their BTONE COLOR' PAiNT, possesses all the: . propotrtles of the Drown, and is or an agreeable enter ,• for painting CattageseDepots;,Ont-huildings,Brldges; ~. atc. • Dealers supplied ati liberal terms by lb& Agents. ! , 1 FRENCH - 4 RI CILARDS, l \ Wholesale Paint Peelers and Importers. " 1 N. W. tor. of 10th & Market els" Pkibld'a• 1 epitteoes4 - - , 14 _e ra - - I lucren,e in 1554 1-k) ti r, - HATES OF TOLL AI4D THANSPgHTATIU tri RAILROAD .TO JULY 1, 1854. From M. C. :8.1H.. P. 0. Auburi To' Rmlamond 1,70 147.5 1,45 , 1,50 To PhiladMphia, 1,0 1,53 !1,35 1,40 HATES OF 'TOLL BY CANAL ,TO ILLY 1, 1854. &pm Port Curlx - in to Philadelphia, Mt. -Carbon to S. Haven to r Pt. Ciiaton to RATES OF FREIGHT , BY CANAL Philadelphia. N. Vont Fiom Pt. Carlion, - - 13,80 Alt.Carboa, • - SO t t• Sehuyikill Hared, 1,11 Port Clinton,'• - - 00 0,00 i 4. 1 - !1 LEHIGH CANAL TRADE.;. Slopped foe thy week April lA, 1854 : 1 Tons, Dirt. Tone, Civi ,30' 14 i 1:1 : • Sutntnit Mmes,Z,. Room It - . Lehigh Cout &Var. Co., 1t;4133 07 lk , aver M. R..R. C.Co., 347 (.9 Ent Sugar Loaf, - - - ; 70 00 Spring Mountain Coat,. • . 319 16 2,222 12 To April tad 1853, . 8,502 02 Decrease, . 427810 DIM RUM'S DOINGS rua 11:4:51: BY TELEGRAPH - { REPORT OF :1111?MENT:i 13'o4ton yid.' 5771 Cann..15,7, 1. , 4514 :17;N. Y.'s:vieiti..'• 71'il 41Nottli Rivers ! 130 26 1 '6"puthern Pts., 3451 '1 17 2 5 1 15 .RAILIIdAD• 1 , CAN L - 1'2,672 !Or, 8,971 ' - 2,590:04 : 2,596 - • I 3 2071 os $:,2•7 4 - 591,'04 • 1 - ; i 3,433 19 . ;8,435 i 1 :17,70g II tons, 518,845 05 " .4t9,326 Ol " 79,7,30 19 tons, 1Y2,136 0 • r Mom, —4- " • t iasitamtiltAties.firthattii 2t...70, year lid. Jane feeetnd, and for talc . man tor tbtliirs' _at 1094..it00te.-:....91 -Stiffit 8.;1854" _ ; .011deirran, toyans , scademy. ' 'FM; Snrather Session at it'll institution- ifl ornmssee on the first Wedassday nest: Far elrehiars entitainthe Terms, References. &c., addles" the hnbsetiher lifargantown, Berke county. Pa. • A. P. TUTTON. dprli 3,1854 IS-4t} :,.,...:., • : - . ruin .Forts. ,- J• ,A . T 6' subscriber tieepectiNilly &Ile the attention of tita renaiczl public genetally, to his mock of mi.. &nattier insert instruments from 6 to froir i 7 Waves: made In the moot. deal/4- .61e .iitahocr.„, and warrante4llo every' _y rtipt.et. They are offered at teethe- If eldiltritecoand wilt be packed and delivered to this placulree of any charge. Secondhand Pianos for la t i .'A. 8. REIciIENBA4III, - i t; -_-: . Late F. C::Relchetibach et &to,- No- LV,Soith 7th ;St.; eh , ve Chestnut, Plallad'a.'l .OW 8 18.51 k ~ 14•3jn !,., • . ' . rAuUtztrows • ! . . . .t . FATENT i . • • .: ' SCALES; ... ~ . , - -- Bald 31:heir . •. :',017.,tA- - . , -- *Alt E tiovsE, .11:1 MiIEkET St P., LADE LPILT:4. Co.L, and Farther,' Se :IL EA, set In Skty part tittle entintry..ittenSerleneett workriter, an4„at short notice • ri1e,:1554 Tlic Aram) pawn= comma', UNi_Ptkit'V,E'R, i'4)IiTIISUE to furnita Goopowder . of all titer A.4 l l,fellAnrmr ll brands. via r' " .. tEm rt CKY " e9OOIII6O,","AMERICaIi rtlyuartao:" "IJOll\ t,".",Usc , rhie,” irce:n Sitoormo," in key. halr:and 'quarter kegs, anJA:nnist, re of one pound etiO. Also. a fatfassnttment of irnartler fnt 111,LaT -04-andauxura tor.r.sphrr. 'fns rrp utaltOn.oftheir ganpoa Jet t, , ;(, well ki:uwla 'to re . tftitre comment. ror pale at the nt fi en of th e Corn pai#. WALL ST EEL'? V. City. . • . . A. G. i 1.14 A itl),Prelldrnt A.: E. EovoLAss, kiocuddry Mich Gold and Mier Parlor • • Papers. • . • . ItEOSIV CD, rierw. ajp.l vlegad d, Aighs :of rl billd and Sliver Papers tot Parlors, o nb rt. Set; lillvirStrad Gold tiorderS to al v !di every v.,aft.AY 4f ?drier and Cbscriber'-'entry rirr,-frpas-P.cecits and iditylesalv 're. ;at mapafir,turer's tip,a/vt - opor the lk;ity• el — Sited papers at less thao sc cr keep.; the Lar4est as.Ortrot , nt of Paps Itti.g- In . o to be found in the :itat, out of ;. , i...--- Forfeale at - CiIANN4IAS ,Aprite, it3sl NEW BODES! NEW NODES!! Tryula atitiNuritireetorts beatrA trtirie an, !Inure kee p!er, Orr/tutted, Lite, 30001 A venturer of a iuuntry IL,teitant, Whiter Lui :tor el, by Weir, ~ • Tqfr, Lauipllghter, 101 . LTIlau,;411,q Te,r; Heir, Ly P. 1i willow 11)er z, . SiiiTgztet. or. Prejo diel at Home 'and 113 V ictillii;JU llLOblOgraralY., , . , , Tfii eocrotory; or eirt.odStantiO CviJoic ,, , I-. PSMontano, by Alex. Dumas,. !: - ! TIO Lover upon Trial, For . •Tala by . . • '•_..: ~ • . ',.- • ti. BAN:C.a.:S'. '.a.Tail 8,16'.54- . ' . 14— I —.•-!, . , . .::". 1300 i r A SZIOE :STORE.: - •' fl •-• ~...: • ,_ , FR ESII SU l'P LI - . ' , /1 1 .11 E Batiarriner - returns hia siacew`thanke to ilia J. 'p a b 1 . 1 c for we pa.tronage. Vie). Aiwa ber4uw o d upon 7 , ,,J - • Itim., , and brip3 leave to Iltrufg3 . •••". . ' ' the citizepa of I,:dltp.ffie and f , ivure n n e ityolat he An iii just e rs wi Iron Ptdadpndu, A _. T i...;. ..akrimnre, v,iia au c;CViiclit J34lJfill.i il. l i Liaia• -islippetet ,Gaiter Boats, fic., ,p-': ;'Clillitretiqi 81444, In girdat variety, y. Gcniteme'n's Boots Sand iitszn:s. &C., . zi;4liriers' lima and dance, nE every'deicr iption. ;Ihe sitbscriber;'l4oUl We tong titati•Ae I.as 1,555:ti iti Itiltbl11111C30,411:1 toe 4,1/0111euvi Dm' p» 5 .-- •, a A,I illll lAiOl and dime rtade, he 11.01.1.1er hulls -,. :::at i...'"11l Miblik VUUD ART; 134.6 i on it.; hive .1,01, iv;,,,,, tdd,,n tal,ti "in pulclhAse eldt.Wll2ju . A:I Z., dr41,1 1: , ..l - ttal,lp sanity cadundbrs nit Lida pupil. I ' lit, , NNl'd oU'N'I,EV V, Maltal.CptlCO:6ll,l, 1 . 4.1.;• In, di,clll.--! i'Aprii gy p, 1:,4 4 TRRACIT73 FURNACE FOR SALdr7o. kji order ot.ilie Court or C0t4m. , 11 Pletut of Ilion tour. County, in past.ti'onf Ili be cold by tiro, 4fr;:rilfliff soul Comity,- at: toe 4.:u ti r ,8,, in In o'clocx A, , Al., Olt :^. , A I the tISBh ddy of April A. IL.; 1.13 f: ut Public eulevati lttet Rteasuage and tract of ;land uIIOVVO WO the I..;j3ELii tiltuate. hear the inutith of . ltoar . ing .n, tato4r skid partly in ett:Ontna Uuu uec, .un 111 Oak three holi,ll Lid and at rue ontl slit ;iict• ifies; and shoe, anCe, Ac. Aliefe 14 crewed ,ml ite Otiirtlaem one Anthracite ru ru ck .74 - 0 feet high •hrut b lees boob:, witn toting t and pipes, two. cAxt.iron Wowing ' i.tock•hou,e, coal-shect, aut! tither tittitres iit'a Furnace. 'lire FuTnare io ode of bg.t. 4inter•powent in thin section tit, the tste. loci.: to 4,3)p0 erected on the same, ra, Oven itendit Letvel:ing, tiutoes, ljarnoihed, cine hgothed and twenty ncres:4 the hind ts,of art fie t• Iltnt Ile title ni indisputable. • liM S. — Tett µet c. propel ty Lculg Ay tick down, the residue unU•third 01 the “tio.r day of :Jay. A • p,.: lasi, and toe tenet With interest; in twit eiput I anhual iy thetas, Tile huit thereof to : be inttJe en tile lid daZ of A. D. /B.IS. Ali ihraclte InSuralice Coiupan i v. ..,. • 4 ' ' U' ,l : r if :1 liAlt IE it PERPClAl.'—'lFatted by ;•.44:(e.:,,eit I.J l'erjuoylVera.i. . i * Atitti:briztql Capital 04(4,00.: , ...,.':Otticii Nu. 9D WALNUT :±trri.t, ben Tbini and gitu rib threcte, I" tillSdelphla• : ' . . Vouipauy, wuu a! ca.o t'spital 'to, icon'. Wn id WWI toe nnut n ni principle , In (twit Asir and Oiand peparttne,iit i secutis ur tnc assured aniple in pprtiripalitin in tile li:oil ich 11441illyeltit losses. is:The Clamp :toy iw ill issu q policies aft the usual 'rates . pregintiamo, einnraciiic alAttl›. and lai- PANLY tiii • ItliS s • InItErTOR V: ' D.tuthor, Ludwig,- 'Auden rusyl, . ktter Wager, John E. Annickl, kl.esorgerF.Tlefi Ua.ly Futorad, . ••' • 41211140 H. lintnsersnel, b.llllnnleu, Tvarsou,i ii2uniet . DR. D LUTULD, Ila Om. t.j..l.ta.eve4, Vice Yitatdri.f. Wat. F. IlLsn, Beet via ty . Llaifftat r liaa bet upp.,ji,ted Air we attore tzmpeuy, In Senuyinlss o Whol3ll Perb0i121111..1111,3 11.1 V.) linprer es, itsl t I.ly littilroad Cgunextous ' . 1'76 liar risbre re in,r thr Readtns and Da, , ,phrit Railroad Ka` 4.1 N and after 310N:1).0*, April /00, lV eery froth Philadelphia ,Reading, and ail :it tufo, .scfaia u burn. will the up . Passenger Xrain,, , leaving Philulvl:.44l:l"at 7 , 4 A. M.,ctianie ir•an, Anhui n, and arri ego t,i llarri;h4ig at SP. al, '-','•Pavren4ers from Pottsville; elehuylkill Ifa ve'n and $ll 9tamns abort Aubern et ill take the liattoileitring Tettsville at 7; and ini A. Al ;thriving at 11 nrr ,4 .tirit .sit 1145 ands P. 51. • (tout Harrisburg, ',turning to /Ink sta • ;tiois on Incite:Wing Railroad, will leave 11arrit.bitig - At 12 2U, noon, null take th.: connecting tip .tna ;thtivn 'l%,aMeoger Ttains at Autiura,On anival or JYanultln . , The:Passenger Train, leaving Harrisburg at 3! P. connects only with the Up Reading Patscoger Train for Atal ions above Auburn. On above dateOlte morning Passenger Trail) front . ; . U.catllng will !At discontinued, Milli an PAM PaPSell ker Train put on Gametal Pottsville and Auburn, :connecting an above: !saving Pottsville at Iha 4. 1,:561.,anA returning from Auburn, al 3.45 P. I. April-5.1654 14-H Alauptilln & Stisquehanusi 7; • Road: by%rice.prvr/...1 iLE.IO; ' z' '• ' N.E It' AR A NOR ME' NT ON and after April 10th, TWO Pdssenger each way, DAILY; (Sunday. exreptedj dun over thiefload, connecting with ALL the Itierigo Thins of the Reading Rail road, a n ; a new through line between Harrisburg and ,delphia. as well as the Icheapeit and best rout rottsville,Rea ding, it,c;, to and Dom Ilarrisbu 'the west. e Two Passcitger Trabty, fade ioay, daily, ( ..S.'undays): - I,anelAuburn 8.15 a. tn„Ar. a4llarriA,urgll.2, 'llurrisburg 12.20 p. tn., Ar. at Auburn,3.4 Auburn II 45 a. m„ Ar. at Harrisburg 3 p ''. '! ljdoleburg 3.30 , p. m., Ar t at Auburn 0.50 Distance 50 MIIe.—TARE 180 e, TbrOugh Tickets betsveen IlarriAturg and ;elphla, Pia Dauphin, Auburn' and Heading, 'sold fit-the Ticket' Office, Harrisburg, and D Depot, Philadelphia. lEgtanCe 'through from .delphla to flarrleburs,"ll2 miles • Fare *3 50. t : ni.twon) 5101 WIS EggineerAnd truporidttn : Cull spring (Hike, 1 r ; April 8, 1054. '' I . 144 1.. refteading,Pottstntvn,Phtenlsalile.Norrl, rilkesbarre, Mattcb .Cbunk 4aston, Tamallu larrlsburg papers plesse copy. _ i-- - 4 " 1. ' - BEREMSBURCI, SXMINARY . . .. 21,135 il 37,709'1 •2ID ROARDINO•14(11001.: FOR i'OUNG LADI : • • GthIITLEMEN. :14,5,980 18 019,017 05 410 (;."4 53 v v . , . . attft. -4 , II:CMXIIIIAPEna-VIMISING; County; Pa., in peparsini no -dolbe above business of teaching Paeatogro l lY tigonals the btoilsor by fortoloir (hues when oneenient, Teems..4nne tenons for el. 13.—Felar lessons wipe:untie hay one' to- teed It iriib .f4eilitront stotestee .be sonde. A 'bee. easoarius ¢ol4 l 7o,frott 'le to I I 'o',4"fit kt; Wise Aril 8 lot , • wilt i* Atmore luausa, rk i PAPERING. ryafi subeetketslinsontice to the hu Min that they are PiaPaSed Istezteate *harder* In their line. at the shortest tuttree, and un !alto-meet reasonable ten": They emPlokr(nod.warkmin, and their cur towers may therefore kr mare of rattaratterY lobe Alto Chine*, /kw and tine white Paintings execu ted la the beet style et worantanship. Grafitti' in all their trarletters. T. hoaxed and enamelled Ameri can Vaasa' every variety of atria tad color, sulfa ble f or ca t ureher. fearibnies, for axle ny.the subseri bed, at city owes: acy..NAGLE. ' herbal) street, oke 'door abdre Market. rollsville. April; d,VAC: .' lt . - Tivi;Gr'eat rtatru! and 111 u.stcEataittistirnent. ELORA= W4TZ11.9, DattktiwAY, NEW von, t ,-. T"E‘..fl.F4 1' and ItIOST IMPR.(ait4b PIANOS and .11LLOULONs. Gilbert aVeria's Far rreanunt rbintbs,, VIVI or rathotit the' Xyltart,and trial iron frimelantt circular itZales. Vic mart of then Instruments too well Ituovrirto treed further coutruezdattou, 611berVo Iluudoir-l'innos, an ele gant instrument for sanall rooms. !toilet and Ellins aura's I'lano3, or the old entabl . lehed Ilrut of Liallet and Co. Mr. W.4reltig agetit for all Llau above, Pinang, cnii:ofer them lower than any other 'house. tiorace WLters' nixa mactnrea exprtnaly tor Wm, having great iiow et t.f tone and elasticity of touch. .333 nitoBlrab.4l( I. the itatc..4. depot for Musical *nets; mesas to ihra cf y. dirdrding an o pporfiiniir Air seloolidnA unto MI , t.ad clieWberg.— SecoLd-nand /Tannin , great bargains. eraces trona *GO tool7b. asery 111,5;rd:id-EA fairy 11=1:anted or the money refunded • • MELODEIP.N.S. . • EEIME Pateut Organ ..44:041[0 . 1111, Wiiti Two batons of ireas—a sweet uotl poweitul fu strutucut. • Prices from pia to /Mo., s. it. W. I tiaricatirit Onitars. Fluitiaan,; Bra. , fn. vitiutuetits, Lealeri auyyl 4 I with Pianos anti bleldneons slaw's , prices.. V. 1.; per ceut: c00t.% to • 'Cita 1/$l. CO.lll.fitC.s Lilts 11(04.02.C11 ue Iha great illa3- I.crti ui 1,.544 agd lioqupeut/ c.ntlikerits fec..avindcienntuutuddltlnua.4l3' an */I"n,i've yupticait to of tax Cools, grid ir.=p,uihr po'res. of tho• to cOO,IL, and relcatela of li , oninUrtes wiiltaug (Cl poGiloo.; nl unsru: ilutritArrl, of stake sfroAgOltlc•2ll2 far togitinutO soppily* of Mr. Siirdereo LICWI), Ue.d. 4.1.111 tied Ir to tlatot ikrklorest Co, 7ail:or fotWala Mtn ortit'is. aolim "CHl:Wally part of thr arr 1:.11; itl„ post 4.! tire. i t • • • 11(1 ALE WATEItS. April ti, • IMII GOObS. & Istraped 3w:illus. rnllE nidu•triail I.adie}4 ui l'ot , xvide and je:Aen indn thcd that 4t)ft NS ON '.14. CO. nAvn received a cumplete ailsorttavat,ot :§1 1 ) 04 . 1 N etr., etc., Inr woOor.g. Aluo, UM Ft. will •Airollnp Colton .` ' Yprll 1, 2.51 1 . 44 . and itoolutute.:. 14-- • RICE! STOCK .OF Carte ETIRGS • FOR 51' RING 1 . 14. 1 kni , .. lia : sub -cribtir in in beet: ipt of Itia epilog Munk- I. of Carve Ilitgb, cationic itig no nisi efiniV r• and varied senor-town( of ' • bi.pletlid Stylii of Velvet • 1 ' `. • ! Tapestry fliO:elr, i t AIIPETi, •, ... .•. ,o' o 3 Ply, i ' I „, 1,..„..,- Si.,,•;,..v•fine Ingrain, '—'; -- , i i. • ii •:! Vermilion , - ! I P Ricns. • - •. . " - Amerman and tluglksh Oil illotlinj 'With an entire 110111 mock IA DItUaGEIS, xuara, riii" c r anti Tank? Owtorii,ill•ATTlNGS, arc., 4.c. • '' 'vino, :i'very 'aide asioarcinont•lof low priced Car pet. 1,,,a oil cow,* of all desciiptions, adapted for Coin:try and city '6.ileili . • . „ i • . , . ' li. , .tanntry Merck:iota aituOtilif3 ili/I0 Illtellll ;14, cbai.ing. - l'arpiiiii,',are invited to Cali and examine, on I ain de LeC ' illlne!d p nett an low a's any house in ',ale trade. • ' ; .aliffiliT iti.• WALKER.. -1.93 C lie-tool bluetit, below Lishtb, 1, Philadelphia. . Iliprli 1,1951 ' • '13.3m ' . , Silk and Shama Store. ‘ . (INK s .V litt ell •.s•rivirr I dt•lptila. hay.: received by the European SWIM er,, :rid I:040 11,4 i the Itirge AUltion Satre in 'New York and ibis city. n very large aLsoridient or . f: IL' D. •A ND E I.:Ec; AIYT I . SPRI NG D 1 _ • (100D.5.1 . • U) vie, k 4 hiew-g , tyle farts Plaid and Striped Sulkg. '260 do. 'do do , 1•1.11 h ann Brocade do LOU do Elhis,ylll.•;.l. do .';d cases Rich 'mita Ihni.ll. 4 ld.si .Titt•he goods ale moltly choir d lots frola the large P;•rrioplory h. demo N,ew ire consolored cirl.frair.ly tow. ALU 0, 130 very richly EmbroldetedCat ton Crap. : , 11.1;w14, ton dodo ' do do . „. Long and squsit. . ridaw A it. nw patierni. • New Styte. 1.4115 t'a•F;tio;•r. ; Gold linrdrre. • 4 2110 da 'Manith:is ar..l rlegaiill spring • cntorr t , lyit. wide Itinotiiin ViO.vev.i, w ~,11 cotorg, whiep ore nitifurpsf9e,l in thi; i n anity quality,:,etyn , 'And pike . In . addition. — tva•linVe nu en.enut 3...ortin;•tit of •Moo.i..de Hew-, MORN. de 1..11.n.!5, French I..ttvol. (iiughittuA, Einhtoofertte,' GluVee, Ribboue, Fancy Goode., etc., , requeet III"'" who ate '1:$11111;12 to the city to ;hake their . purch,ses, to coil . ur Stnoc Sy tt i, Ole larirbt.l.nid satect d nod eneapt. , ::t vee h:ico rver nff , rtnl. Aprli I. ' 134,1 New Rich and Fashionable • DRY GOODS. • .i P. G EgNE, ! • • (Lita.with LJ. L4l. C 0.,) ' AVI Nit opekeri Or. 'urge morr;S. 11E. Corner r 4 ARCH ninl - MN'rrl:Strect., gel plina, with 4 in k i Rick. 'tare anti Pashinnable tlohgn, of ii t l t wipo itat!oua , conxlel lug in pail 0! 11.11 II !'lard ilia V,lletN,:tiar ; rges and Monµ, -111, De Large Plaid Ging. ham,. Plnil aral Fialc4tl De Lanrca, Spring ! Chintzes Lit Priptc.l4 elegant Patterns, Plain t;owin retitattlei for Late's, Gloyes, linraery, , nr.c., &tr., ;. Df eget) , deter,iptioo, pical.iiat A krg, an 1, beanti a,cnrtnient I.TM i.LA frfe•%. tie shado, stile 'and color, got cpecral ?rare under his nivn !stipervlninn, In ilmitcatty to knritish the Ladiett of Pctrertile and triclolt) with anyific fte ztkove good.. ati he Very ii)wf4t ! TUE LINEN DEPAItT3IiIItT enicpricei every Atetwlll style. of Ii!1it.11)1.; I I In %Lit. n'B, 11ArCL. 4 1, LA RDINo • I. TIM 110Sleitt : c. - en.ts of t targest and,prott varier' wctwrtnient itcrat can he mound i in ;:ny_ti,iarilLiihinent in ' J. D. t: c lump hi , leog eiperitqa e au4 connection Llic sit the Inert citenilve 1i0n...4 W the United State., Lind kin extensor,• feel. aauar.d that hp ran intrer Ind it enntnte. ta all Alta limb taitiir lion %volt a seklow e.rtk m Dtrilatlalphia or •Inew here. ;o';n+r * .lr'i , l -1,1 1 4 O,Ae nevigt(f., 1.. D. CHIEF:Sr, r,.c„tor. , t., ;') arid :1t»)11'...)., ;111:1,1.: Atm) I , • 13. 3m SGIIUVLIGLL NA VIGATION CO EUM mina ,In be Pas Pinta from tir and FM p. m hila be ailing !Phila. ton 'n , and NE 821 001 4 DO I 5 011 7 00, ti 00i Innen! i 'I Lom 1 tither 1 !LARK; ipal • 1 i • I•rrci •t Y, t epuedl ka.em! round , f body! then seep; o any MUSIC. LIME TRANSPORTATION :44 t Het: of,111i: V ti NA Vlti.lTl4o4 CO., I I 'March 3, The ci Car*. and for Toil on ntl.ot• ire r 'oat t'krtkf tI on the : 4 1:111i VLtiILI. N AV - It: 0A TlO:si, be ~14:, f u11,w.1 until IS y F Ft ny Cen,tS Cent:, Cents to • . ! ' 55 7.0 ' f 7 07 55 00 59 I 57 . . 50 011 59 : 57 1 -50 Q 59 57 I .50 . 45 To Phil.llelptita. • Nlttnavonk:. " Spring Mill„ CotiFtinckt.n, " Plymouth Dam. •' Brldueport, " NOrikt4lWll. " Port Kerl . noY, " Patvling',? Wm, • " Part Provpipor,, "Ayerg Pottstnwu; I. nainv. `• Port Uniou, •• Ilirdmhorough, • " Itektding, " Althouteii Hamburg,' OrwlgibUtd Lamim: 54 52 45 50 49 i 47 40 90 19 ! 47 40 49 47 1 40 30. 45- 47 40 ,- 44 H 42 , 57 -15 44 42 37 45 42 42 .37 43 40. 40. :0; 41 40 ! 2.5 34 39 31' :15 31 31 37 ' 35 31 21 :7 3.5 31 35 . 31 31 'II 30 10 27 00 The ChargArill hi: per of 2140 I a. ire, flu; per.rent. } allowance for wane, .1,.• iikeal, and no thank lens than tv..4.ney.five FPfilti per ton will be made for any thotaner.• Itiorder of th 2 Manrigprs. F. PRA LEV, President. Mdriti lg. {f's4 PRILAD'A. & READING RAILROAD. A; wr;oa 0 fricr: Tlf 7:Y11 ft. A D'A READING 8 . . Co . Mara 15.54: The Rata.W Freignt and oh Con] trar,pr ted-br; this (.;toilloloy. will be'aa follows. from Notch I to July 1.pf5.54: \ r S it i 1 ..= —___.--- To Rinton(4.d, ,' 170 vs ir.,o 145 " riiiitido'proq, • iris 155 'l4ll 135 :.• Intlined Platte, .100 i 155 140 115 " Nteetos4n, !: NO 155 140 . 135 "Wo manor 0.11.11 : 1 100 155 142 135 " F3lI 'oq , elclouyliotil. ,; MO 155 llO 115 " Alantoyn k. ~ IWO .155 ` - 1:0 135 " Spring Nilli, - : 115 140 In 1 , 25 ... oronthehorken sod PR , " '''' 'lnnutli4l3ilrOad, . . , ' ; 115 "I RAlllitol4 and Ptottiand ', 4,,n;, , ,A,i_ • , 1 1)0 f 132 . 125 120 a Nionigteli or Iltidgeport: 140 135 - 195 120 " l'Ort ICAnneoly. ' 140 1 135 115 ISO " Valley Forge, , - 135 130 12 0 ' 120 .• l'hirrilivEllt.; 05 in — llO Ito " Royeea Ford; ' • 025 ISO , 195 los Nitstotv i,, , ill) 115 Ins IOS " Douglaiovllit ',..,..' lOU — lO5 , 11)5 ; 1115 " 111rolo , 4m*, 1 :10 : 105 " Reading, r 100 95 e 5 . 2 1 5 Betwerno Reto.llll., on4l ' Modiroiv ill e, " 7fullrso.llle. " Ileintb4g, " Orwlgo,hure 165 • 95 F 5 93 10 95 . 95 ; r(0 • 95 - 'lO 05 ' By Wet ‘7,t - I hi: Board of Manager,, S.IIIIIADFORD. Naicb 15.1 , 54 11-tf :Pittsburg Provision Warehouse. C,.' WILLS & Co., Pork', Packers and Wholesale .Provision Dealcra,Nn.l32s Liberty elfreet, Hite: ,borgh, will keep 'on band, rciady.to supply-at all Woes 'awl or; the 'hottest notice, Choice and reliable arid- cles lo their line of businrsil and anion accommoda ,ttne terms. Their main stock Will consist or Bacon, • Lard,'Lstd Oil,_:• r ducareuredillams. Dried Beef. &e. ITltcy have also made arrangements for an catty ''supply of i f LaZe Sup-nor IVhite Fislt and Zhu-holism Trout. '— -- , ILIhtIEtBIOR One Price ISLATSTORE!! :is bb!s. and half bble., and which, coming direct_ from the extremely Northern wate.sovilt he very . - .o,:zte. I GREAT BARGAINS ! much auperloi to those of any other catch, and they - V j A few Cases of FINE MOLE- Will pe able , to:od"ei three favorite ankles at lower . .sKIN Ii&TP3 fu? ;vile at Mon- tatt, than the inferior -or Southern' catch are sup - : ; " *. N- BISON &CLEN.T.I * lint,Stute, i plied in this market. - .. , - .., el North'BlXTli Bt., Philadelphia. ' . , - I C. Wells & Co. desire to call ,the attention o r ' The citizens of Tottsvitte; and the pahhe in gen. t Dealers and Iron Men particularly tojheir s tock-of era', ;art. Informed that the!' sebscribcri have eon- DAVON.in the selection and' preparation - of which smutty on, hood a general nod complete a s sortment particular. attention bag been given to the quality:: so of Ellie and Caps, PUlted to ,the :.eav,in,which they as to offer to customers 'the most reliable article.— respectfully Invite you to cell .and .:amine ; they Customer in the fasten), pail of this state, will rind feel confident theY can please in pace land quality.— It to their advantage tO purchase In this market, Do net fOrget the number., l' . - 1 . . thereby saving the coat of re-shipment, and the corn , MOEnteISON & -GLENN, missions of dealers W the eastern 'cities. Orden; ' I 41 Nob out Sc, Philad e lphia, trill recetve_prinnpt attention 'Apeit 1, Me . ' . • • .. i mama April 1, Me i . • ._', PATENT HORSE., NAILS. - wilt oul“.erlher having teen appointed rlnfe agent In elthavlklll County for these Nails. is prepared to furnish them to the publlc,ettlwr wholesale or re tail. • • Theiare vastly eupetior toile I'4l4lo:manly used In this nelslaborhond, and only require a trial tn su, peritedu them altos... Bier. Merchants rupplted at Man- Otaciarerks Wliolesate prices: Blacksmiths and Deal! ers are rrsrlectfußi invited to call and examine them.. • ; GINITIGE iron al n 4 llordware_4lott,Centre i4C., Pottsville; h Ir, 46'4 , , 10-11 . . , ,_ 'actin say exults.. DECOU AND MIDDIE7OIIt, -: Istportke and Dealer, vs IRON4siyai DTDEL, NO. Notts Water Street. abate lamb% Hills. deipaia. A general assortmew,.. comantly oe_ bend PMIc• Muth 18.1854: ISARDWAIIIM 4111 D ;TOM; s d rolgt . .CXel-VaivELv. aqldtgett Estatiltshietik-of the kind in the thaited,"Segtes.- 1:17 LAU. McCLURE k sae" rice. sl mi t akirr - 1 T Eareet.abote eiersulb. mtiottar, tutees Depot for locks of all kinds, orarrattbol quab " Potent Stlesrett, Ohru'Keres.' Prentitil Porcelain Knobs, user 11,e paitime. .sityeeytatek- lon i,.Ge most complete assotuasnt of all Ina Modern Cooorin this Line. Puretutsers are invited to call awl examine intik. CataltuMes sent by mail if desire 4. Hot 1 4447 Register* and Verittlators•at Faitary Primo. nr'itil orders put up uudet Oa- 4uVel utston of the ann. ' CALL AND BEE Q. 3. March 13,18:4 il.finf ' ruvrrouas schuatts, • , 'OP EVERY DESCRIPTION; • - O.IIITABLE for Bail adds, Canali, ito., for we 16, ing htlY,coal.ore.and merchandise geocraily.—= rurchatera may feel assunsd that they can be aup. Plied wrath a superior and reilabre article, and run n" ta.k. 4acti suite ta guarani End correct, and if (Alter tritti) apt found satisfactory, can he returned witnout . charici . fattory at tat qtd Vaud, establu ed tor thirty years, corner at Ninth acid Melon: atreeis„near Codtea Mittel, Philadelphia. ABBOTT & nucetssura to Elliott & Abbott.' 7-Ma • Feb. 18, 1651 czamslaws & itiuszaiirs lila A RDW A Icl: and HADA S VORE. Cetitre etiret, a. few da•Jr. nbo‘• Slarket, (Litt :+iue,) 1141/e -con_ ,letitly 011 . 1.11.4 1 full eve4tich,,, i . . . of .j. , - . Smiiii :a Tniiiir, ' touch Trimmings, . ' f UmWilly materials, 'Alies and Splines, Stint maari 'a Touts, ll'aute cutlery, - ' r i ~ Fdes $t lt.uf.s, ' IN.ICILVIE[Itiery. . Nada, t piSes snd Brads, 'arpeoler's Tools; " coow, , r sr Platforn: Brittanial War e . ~ - . : Scals, ' Alkn's lirvolvers; A A B.fr ami Rolled Ito n.Rille I.lsrrels,. rtuo and Sheet da l'ahlo and Tea SPOQnbs Cast. Shear and :filirter Brass :And Enamelled Set. S:ref:.. Ales, . . t Tin; grata and Sheet Zion. Paw , . Rollers and T.'S Ra r, COl4dd 4- Sheet ItrlFS' ii , •ill,e , h, ' .".1 Pig 3 ott 133 T 1,144 t, ' . fiet.vy Its d/oad-'f races.;r„." Csstingsormt deseriptlons'Railroad Itun and rfpikda, Mill, X;cut and Cacti :at' 1./oubleand Single Gans', Saw'F, . " . . do . do iia Pistols, r; utc tm i's Choppers, Clea- Shot and Catualiagly •- sorsiand Knives, , - Powder Flasks, . Auviltaud Vices.' Powdtr and Shot, : 1.1104,14 and Tackles, '-. .Water-proof rercussion Chain Pumps, Caps, , Iron, :.'opper and Bra/11'111de Mountings. • Wire,. Thu4ubscriheis moulerespe4cully iu%ite the at• tentioti of the public generally, to the utntresed other ankle; of Hardware too n umerous. to 'mention, as' they ate deem-avec:, to sell aA:low u+ any miken rn out of_l'ltiltidelvlult.. 1. Aug4a- 27, I:4a. , r.O ... _ • - ..- ... BE !MANUFACTURES. FLOOR OIL CLOTH. C. 31. BAILEY, , ' Nif 14 - 3i4IFACTIatrA4 or FLOOR OIL CLOFII, alI 131.401th5, tuna 5,4, 3.4, 744, 4-4,5-4, 64, 7.4,25'4. WARELIOUttE-110 North Thlyd eltreet,Secobd Floor l'ettlddelphia AlotiN RROWN, AO, Just received, 31/ eases. Cunilxitty timid, the best a!ssurtment m rbiladelpbsa, 1111irch 25, 1634 ST Ei L TE CAP/TOL STEADI. DULLS, Mt% UK J'A I - 4' MA. WI all orders Tor flour ur reed, op short VV iottcupud,un VVry favorable terms. Hour or Feed petiver.d up cars, fres ut .chArge. - Ordtirs by Icttaffat:,outtiartied 6vstrt c...t.sta or 31tIsiActory refqx , - t.nceotolutaly attended to. • WII,LSONS Mpclf IS, 1551 14-orus SUPEIII On WINDOW BiILNLIS: .11itti'roN & cli., No: 9J ZLct;ND 61. iow Atcii, VtiOadelitnin. One 01 1110 1110111.ez teubitre and butt 31anutat Winn% 111 Ulm Lutirat btateat .utiiridanita of autue uf thn fuor.t 4.lCuditt 01 - 1 . 11L1A,U 3 and rillAlntio%lcttja Lace Won the pliz6s at inn if...II:WEI Inallitlid for their anikrios iv 01 ho b!' and oflnattuf 01 . Ouit,v111.1011: riliUile.l and Winds of eye! y witty and chajager on 114.111.1 and made urderi at anon nut Ice, and Int wed!, ti tcquircd, to a on, ertt,r etyie, Lad at Inn. KRA* tti , Airallo and JOIIIIING attended to. tha: .T CD VTO rt.r.11,1: PCBLIC. A ..TE :tl4:fal /;,, /0 5 1 • • • • ; Venetian Blind' Baiiulaclory. Eidalt Wit., letwegii• -Vorm-graa 4- .Mithantongo. 4 T . : , s oli . announce:. to the - t dile n.1, , t VV. : '. 0 toe and vlCltszty. that lot ts preptlf r.t.to atann factiite I.II.INLM: 0 9 1 et ery calm awl ittyle, at thou notice #llll the totreA t lie frets contid , nt that a (nal AWL,: tan UrnejVnt w tk cnnyinc.nd of thr advantage.: of irrdlani fug 141Pftd inc, A' Zink atsortnient of Winds constantiy lilt hadd.- 110 also prepared to repair,' paint,aad Ar0:n.4,1,1 Wind, in ruch :tanner 00 to; render them alatost eqool, In appearance, to new, Pell d 5, 1059 Circular [AND n 111.1,1 11 Gll TING , . . V 1I Snbsetiber has made arraliGein'enN to fur -1 tsnill at alsoft notice clittltii..tit einw of Ole mo.o :.pi4oved kind,...a cheap no they ,can .bil Got !'(ona the snanuMeturer. These, are about %Slier cent;: Cheaper I han Owe ill General ti.le in the HG mil atau per,onaliraztend to putttrig .. up ikliq Ail all Undi. It. , tititAUCli, 1 - Ib. , GAS FLXTORES AND LAMPS tlEiDEttcg: Imit.SlM: itito:nitn, AO 4 .. r Nat/ SECOND t.('11 , 41.4, 11 ./NE) • HAVING bad many,yeara practical espeimence Ln )he billlnetut, and as all work sold bv.us`is Mann lactured under our immertlate superilitou we are. citahltd to offer purclia - aere superior arrlclas to ev ery branch of our trade, upon the Moat laVtitialile tritris. At our store may be round, nu ever Varl , ll , and atyle of GAisln, CAA and Lamp Callinlrlaelre,Pen.- Aants, Side litarketyl. for Halls, UAutcnes, &c., the IMI'ROVEIr PINE OIL : Also, Fluid Lard' and. oil Lalllll4, t carols ten, itoquet Holders Parlor, Night and heading Lainps. On hand L 4141) Glak,es.(nottom, Wicks, tittles, &c. Ail work.y4ar ranted nr m =UP.. Factory.: piercer Street. hear Motets. re ftENleMllEli, Starr '4 ; l' North Second • Match 11, 1651 i0 to • SAMUEL M. DIECUTOUEN. North FRO :VI :Street,,-714p.e X. E. Cur. of frontaill Maiden .Sts.. RIMIT do 1.31'11.11•MILI.NTONI: MAN UP Ea. PROPRIETOR of I 015114,11 . 1 highly approvkl 47411 d much.' improved Smut .:lid tic rnening - Ma a lop. Carpente r & M Pirland's, iron Cian caie brand Duster. the latest and lu:d improvinhenl the kind; Colo leo Mitt Stone,. Mill hobs, Solo!: Mac lihieo, Pa ent Si tll Bush. and Streteltod . , SLLUARE-ItIESII 110L'IlNt.: CLOVIS% Wan /r/Ir most approved noon laelpsie liilVE/yi W r, Or/ nand made up and put on tp order ellen p, and -war faaird. SOW Burr Mitt stoyte. from 4 feet 4 01:11es in'dia mete r, (MI the boot' quarties in fiance. March 11, 11.131 , : -10-3 at H. Nus:77 and 79 North SECOX h St:, .P4ll ficra: 11,1 Ak+UFACTUßEßalollelt . rr trrnAlscopn; has J m u e t t ot er:llT! n i h r e 7 e Tte a n n t or the American SI6W . IIOIIIIPt., Flats. Boys and Childrenle Hats. together with al i git good woortnient of STRAW TRIMMING'S, which will he sold at Wholesale and Retail, at a tltriall pro -14 for cash. MERCHANTS and AI it.LI NERS are re p ectfully invited to call and examrne out-stock be . - o:re purchastng,as we Intend In keep the yretttest Cork that Can be found in the coy. March 11. 1851 10-2 m , . . . z 7: 5. -.., . ENVELOPES, -_ • . ME sr/NW/N( all& Etiußa vim; 'FA lES altered, Envelopes stamped with buslhesii 4.../earda, lloniceopathir. Envelopes, self.senled end prsnted. paper jiags for putting up Garden and Flow eir Seeds,..with printed directions., at 5.... fIOUTIii (FOURTH :'iTitELT.POVI.ADELPIIIA, by WILLIAM COLBERT.. iN. FL—Orders will he delivered by .Express, .rr as per agreement. . ' March 1,1, 1554' ! , 'lo.gm MISCELLANEOUS. OLE BOLL lit EOTTSVILLE. Ajektit)lvnttc:l:ratea American uil. 4 .lyottii t ooiy or mole cntermtoments. Dun nottre will be given t.i the pillar, when the time is definitely fixed. , ttpril 1, 1554 13-tf COURTLAND STREET 'ROTEL . (LAI= TA Itl.olol HOTEL.) No 23 COURTI.A.ND STREET, New York. undeisigned teApectfully announces to. tile friends nod to the trace Hug and bustneis pnblle generally, that he has leased the above - building, and fined up and finished It as .E.IINT 110TI.L.: Visitors to the dada s el . 1 - y. and all others requirinutuperfor !VI Carnal()6tions. are solicited to eril,assured I I that no pains or expense will be spared to tender their stay comfortable and pleardinr. J. 13. eTEBBINC; Propiietor. Having engaged Major ELI STECKEL; late Of the " Eagle Illotei,"' In' 411entown, who enjoys large circle of friends and ainuaintanres in liasteni Pennsylvania,' persons therefore, 'who visit New York from this section of country,shl find w Court:: find street ilotci " a tine Pennsylvania Ilczae. 1.105113-3 in . , 4 4,44:44 .. , 'T Miners> Life' Insurance - AND- Tau SrT CO'MPAN PoT2SI - 14E, PA. - 110 1r2.5 , . . CAYII Al„ 4100,000—CIIARTER Pr.IIPETUAL. r((rlll8 COMPANY.charteeed by the Legleatote of PenneyVvania, with a Capital of One I,lbitdred Thousand Itoll4rs, la ,ow fully organlzed,and has ottovent ed bumnetta. The Company i. prepared to receive canniest and taller property in Trust, and allow Interest on' all loonies deposited in trust. at . the rate of - tive, per tent per atamm ; Principal_ and Interest piyable. demand. For eaten n f rreaa.tgm on the insocance.ree:lhe printed Tables cuptallo at the rare e Company, Centre the Centre Street, Poltsitilie, three doors iouth or the Exchange Hotel. ' • . • . •, JACOB ilUNTZlNGE4.3r.,pre.ident. n. ADAM, St,Cy. and Treasurer April I, 1ti.54 EOM J2-Im - 1 ta PHILADEhIIII.4 ' 13.11z0,* , ' - a VC' r Se, 390 i Marko ¬, (Girgi rii.Row,l, four doom .abonl.l.snth4 anal& : VONSTkrin l i bantli bilge ardortment of ‘l.ll o Parkir Furniture. or eve ry darriplion. Abo.. Irma Senn. Tetnar.teter , Chain. kr...Or - WA or. oradO prdr r.andwarranted.W greitty Minted cub pricer: 'f.Faretture care Iblly pitted anit chip p e d to ani - oittl or t tie union . T. riON. aprit 1„1854 - . • In-rns le* Style Cottage furtalture. TilE jubtstrlber b wetting font thelbest' rens. dittittles It. the City w a large rot of.t'Ottage Furni ture QM EU' STYLE, made of LIARD WOODS, nit, 'ebullient, walnut, ash, tie., wart set sd th - be • • ITO. g and .4:tumble-The patterns Ars vationctisd of the lat est fashions. They emblaze wbute settnall u r wbieh siilbe sold at eily"priees, tentage" added. llealiu keeps oit hand, 'end. rustle file titres to order.alt kinds of Household Fut 'mitre. - 14.nost lashicrtaele and dcairable rattpina,:aleol,tv Lath can be examined lit his N are 4tOotria t fa/Art of Centre and Linton streets, nearly opposite:the Eidscopal Church -t-all of Which- will tie. Ed/ at lbs.velyt owns: rates. LIFNItY CIIESFANidI. Apr 111,1551. i 14-tf • WATCHES, &C • 40SEPEI S. ELLIOTT, - Praets lira el-ix:taker, and Dealcr ta • Watelii.t. Jewelry .at the -Old Stunt; two doors aborithe ners'..Bank, Centre 4treei .Pot. - riite:i • • kistltCriULLV invitot the . nitentlito . olthe Pub- JAM to ßid large'and ablaut aasurtlnnt and Silver. patent Lever, llupies, Ancnur: L.rra,to.our, aorta:Anti, Lap= dad Pram 1. atcliv.,,Yrupu/o.d and Arnertcaraietoelo, Fine,Gold Joirelry,i etacrai:lug, a "vartetyyr entirety now azylea of breast Ear itinp,ir r c., Gold and Slifer Venetia, and Pen. oases, Pt ape' iur tioid•Poni,Snrcr Swann. Furled, and itytter Kuwaiti Platad and tlrlimunta hare, inlvet, roart, rittell and raper alacne Cara Eases, 04:ed Caatuta t Ctke .10 Card Elakets, Flue C.:llm . y, V . tulitt andllut tar 73Lrfngt, Ite.,&c.. , • . • Al., Preen reCerif . openrd, at the 014 siatio,acid Nrw,store—tx ile're (no!. repalrOng. ut all kinds oh Clu.d and Silver WatcncNl - 'Cloaca and JeWilry will be tarorttlll attouned , tu. .tre.t/On'i: target, Lalu doors One 3lider4' UanitiCentre Street, Pottsville. 081 4' 11 I,O T-113.1813. . . put • wiLLEArd DEMI) Ir • ' (4/1 the lake ores El4ll(ir .) 10:1 CIF Elt: ‘VATCII, oppdatie - MorLidlefe kiutht, respecifulry antioiroLes to iux friends and the ii 1.141 “ .., lhat 144. sllll ofi‘thu es N.l le a eitakt• as:ortnitsit :>lil,l. • 11 are andlitir Jewe'ry, 'ex., to whh;tl t, 1111.11V4 ltemwa, aie to s „ ~old b)t'eny, here or eliewitete. y,• • t for voittsarives•: 11111 IIIY expe rt-ett6e It..stuttin t ss, tAgt.l leslre;tu'pleare,and a guarantee thr.t got e, shalt prove - id he an represented, he I. Lk, retain hitrahlize or patponage. N. It. Alt . Ittudl of Watches, Jen city, repaired aud.worrunten. • ' • WILL. A,t1'.1:11.11 . )1'. 1 , t., Sign ui tie 11.,; triy..!:, .11 ...E111...c[•.. 1y OLIt• , , lt,S3 szsurTEß tt'llArtizET. -N; 1 , IA11101.6;3 ALE 4t1:1 V NV . ..act' ail,' Jewelry 5i.,"•," tk• rt,,fra,s, ' StreeL, (.Irrer Quarry, rphia . • 14.14 GUI. 4 $44 - 7 'X Btl\rr.Lcver, lull jelS. Flue . 1 :41 ' Itc:.‘ 1". 3 du t Felicik, I 14) Superior Quwateld,tr o 11A1111 Pens. 1r:4121 /ell( It Zia silVer iLutler, -I Mr Figigtr lUnls, I 7 ce nu, ; Luuet. Other ,1,131010+t Ali o,iirraniet.l it' b. i"NJiat ILt. y Sic sC4,I tpr r!w to O. t.ottr..h ..On hand, s:aairld and 1,55ici..,..1.i.vin.110,J.1:111f5e4 11111114 We: (hal, the anyye pt " Sept, 3,1153, WATCHES, JEWELRY: AND • h • !ift: undersigned WOUIII 10041 L L 1111:9: Ettiondi and tile pub , to alai 11r na,r recuntly enlarged and otto•rtil-i• , proved 1114 scare, and 1J tirp,Asnrit , t t ' let 6quds %.bt tr, fur or,,uty aril h• • . • 1111140, C.lllllOl ire .111:11sNbr.l. in-store an extensive u: Nl.l, /1.41- ES, 11:L% "i% t ' ;Ind L'AN aurrpsi, &c., tb win co invd,s.steviluott. tieing Aeierisdned to rlispf,u, .01 1.111 1 ; , 1% :11C/1 1.111. not 101 l to rulAh:r 641+1.1..11.)u. Ile . 14;(,, .c,onsidundle -eiroddence 114 Thu 11131,1111,1 4,114.1 will viicte4Vor to pheas . t those who may IS% or Una 111: tOlLe.r All ,oa3-viaranye,d to to. .10 10,11.C,1:1111 . ,1. N. 3.l.—Watrio , and Jewelry tr.p.tiCed .1,01 1, dr ran ordris-1,) 10 . 1Ij nr 011,11,1"1• i51..1110.% at tended In. I . .1A 111 1. Ibt.r.ti. ctouttt ,Nlmnet jion't t 111: Jury yd. 11154.- • '2l.l)ir PHILADELPHIA. GI W. RIDGWAY 4! CO , . .. , • • DE i / /:;/' 6 I._\ (i'l I.• 12011. - MIN EKS„, NIACIILNIA T:i autiIMANUFACTU... r IttittS, No. 30 be. Vtiti ARV ES., I'.IIII.ND'A . ttr. Orden; reruye4 by J. A: 3100fttl, 1'.40:,,vi1ie.. . Aptil .1, Ibsl , . IJ•ly Ileit's • alld Boy • ‘6.:11A - Bo6N :rirrruirl .. q ,r,ra ctr Lbuy Chichipg t‘a I,ml r. • • t 01:1.:s cIICAP cf.() nirsa If..;(:orner Nlitftlif:T and :9•;CriNti etabrat. tbg El LitbrC, GI ttttetir t tltlt•, na 1 4 ,1, , Its.tttable Drew, mitt rr.p - K .tio.l4llltll 0 g ;{V I:l;:i.gs,al. neti 01 1.16 V {, Cl.Ol WM:. ..ttptt...:l,,t; tti Cont,-Pctlktt Jeckets, Muttiol. .I..tc r it• t- r•:.; i and Itoutiii Jack. tit, r I.l.l6,"Alptwa. tint • • Enrittiming 01 Sltlrt,, Stork.. llttntEAtrelti,tf..., 01 ni,l4lt - tt arc otrirrell to. IL- r. I•tty.,l puj,i L 4, Ca - 4, Pr,. Cl.lllld . ti7) cheap :lay ottier 111 ito Ent n.' • I a.l. , ,Paret4s. 11,,tti• aft !Nit, ate Earritally 1,0 viatultitt „. C i punt I y Stol ae•oh;itamh , ted crt:vi..ry low naca. • ‘:l:4)lt(q.', S.. E. Cor. Marttet Strotirt 1t: 9ytt , 4prill,lo:l. • i E'RUIT LIND !CONFECTIONERY :1, rA .:VN.I X7' 4; I:. E(...4. - .1,:i.'1,',, -- . ~ .. - V4,.1:;1 1 ..3TAR KE T ::::: re. t , pit-II:TIDE r. Pi 1 lA. lis;yrr : atlhntiun'of•llez]er. , to tIO II - litijo-lor - .IS 4nictlq tlt, r nnsi, , ting of — , Ri;4ni, 4 / I .inges, _5l Flittertst. -: t Pre. et% ce; Fuoi ~ • lA-run:ll, ' i A imolo'f, l ttek.l. s, " Dail A• , ' limulodttui , , • Cocoa-met', ,ttc., Ulf , • 11A;41/FAC . FI T I:r?It9 .1 al: It illltl I , i 'I" , . i Icli 4 AS DIEtelt matte of 4 iv?. 't, st ntateria'4, .-iro',• ill, tt rod, aril - warranted ;ft keel, u , tt:: eit. Ai ~f ~ , C,11,,, ~,f , ,, • en; tariuti,, of , F,l: Eli (7 il 1'(.1'.% 1:' P. (:T10N ... , EltV, coilm.,,tibf.; in putt "r . ) , . IJo;lly Cakes, - ' . ...• l'ort lives:, S..e. Ls, Sitgar Altnon , f , , 1 l• -- rt urn , I II , t• I son Hon Lion, 1 Niltsn 31reitm, I , r , p , . 1'10,01i:11V Dt , ,t, - i T.111 , 1y.10J , ii, -, • Sngir Eg:s.- ! ,Itojohe l'a -to, I - Iceland Moss Paste, 1.1 !unto: - Ittr .. . ~, . , Citidtal Drop.i, 1 LOolllt,lll.t, , • ri . llll - Drop,. I I sit7,:ir S.,:ht• H.., ~!... . tr. I iIJNI. - Diin)• , - - 01: lu.:i nii.rEllooT I LA SAI 11,. , - 18 , e like pant( utpt r pa - 4 in pro - ki 1;; oit i voo.ls welt fur iuutttr..i orders; and ktve Lill :tato:I:it:I:on •It; le- ITO tt o finality and 11111 . 4 t. ' 0/1111/tY Ml'll lill 111 p•ti,ll - {heir nr.lefg, liftl_it , lllftld MO,. tt 11l 1 , .. , 11 0 .1 , ninth Altro . tion :J.x it press 111 ttletn.etrew. 1 Addr, ,- - , AN.,....NT & iio.:l , l;lli.U:=, -- :Hs Mat het SITto-1, l'l:d.oirlirlo,.. , April Ii I0(4 _ .. I3 .`...t0 • , . MEDICINAL. Sartylog - .1 supeL(edcd. ' CAIABG NI INE It T E , Loma/Ill: CAL( a tea. Irugl Ibi• ARTESIAN V %V ELI., ..60 fort in df.pth..s:. t..llllruat.,i'. %V. fl pt rzitnordinaiy tv R ued Lava atre..ly pri.ve.f t, be amie p•Alref 1(14(111 any at Inr inl IVater )et ,Iterti,eretl 1.4 the speedy a ,.4 ctrpc!tialeure R.f ' . , [di e , an d 'Kidney tou,p•aust•, 1,10 l 1,1 A L.titlt 111 Ibn Itigeartve at.1•1:1 teary itrg no', Itt.or.len ,I ' 19tontartt..1,0.3 of Appetite. I.V. . .. .. , i iik, 0,111:111- i!ebil It y. . - . .. • Worm, in Ctt 11.1 refs, Sea SicI,IICMP, IFO-. • • ' ver and Ague, 'i • i - it is also applied, both exteinally anal infernally eviilh unerring e7lcacy in ttoWire As( (Throttle Rheumatism, r • ~ . . - •„ - Goat,' Neuralgia. Lumbago,: •c - , Numbneia, Patel, NA /tali Joir.l4, , • ' . Eruptions pf the rittto. ,, hr.i ,-. For ituraie.ulara s.a: pamphlets 10 • Drug 1 1 aiiits. The following are Agent', . J, quills 111,ghe., ' 1 r. sanaers,,,, . John G. BroWn. / iJ:r3:l.l,sl.tatan, ' limmanaabeneu( • I . , iVholesale Irepot—`263 CheetntruStr,, a. • JOHN 11:1,ElitIlil', sPedu.l Agent • Earth 11,1854 ..- • ""! " 1(1-3to llornceoptithic. )ks .and - • NlEDlcise-; 11, OR SALE 14 .1. lORGAN, N.:131 Vino -V,irbilatlelphia:, Noumea thlnerilt l'hy..bnan, won 3i6.e,iciike-thest; conujning user um , for fO, and will ,b 4 sent by 11.11 road to any place. II: exeedirg 1011 'IIIIICA, fr.r of fraf;;lit. Books or 51 , edicines punninly .ktt,ri.nai rnc; AN. rob. 25;lhfil ' N-tr • , ler 'S I FITS !! FITS , !! ! THE VEGETABLE. EXTRACT EPILEPTIC , PILLS; P o , the e of Fite, Spa.clas,:era aad all Nerrouti\cand,Conxtztviiwial . • • FiERSONSRV ARE ttili iti.tresintig" in allttty will find LTA BLE EPILEPTIC!rILLs to, by the only record y er-r did.; niittereit for ctirina Epilepsy. or r,ll, - ttif!ge "Pillg.posse , s .probe trtimi on lbe net yo'us ey-tem ; and, at:1100,0 thew are prepared es prslme re!, ,esitica anti tatlns,.Vett ttt t, Trimuungo, Hoots and rthues, Watches and Jewel y; and htexcndndtzt. , generally. buttnlyd strr,liants Vic city, will An,l it to their ailY2ttn Rr. to tall and examine we mock or I :OMR 111111 tire-Sold every evening. Kr tt.—E%cry article told guaranteed so replete u tc•l• i April 1,1;44 ORPHANS' COURT SALE DeIISCANT to uu Order of bite Orphans' Court .1. of the County of Schuylkill, in the Conamon• weattit .l Pennsylvania, the stibscriber; Adinint moor of the Estate of - James Prim, Lsq.,, late of the Township of Writ IlrtinsWiek, in the county of Sail:II:ill, deceased, will expose to sale by pub fie r doe en Saturday t1re.2901 day of A pri i mix I, at I o'clock in the raturnoon, at . the Frame House of WILLIAM' AIATZ, in the •Iforougli 01 Potts valc, 'in the county of Sdiuyltii aforesaid, . ALL that 'certain undivided hall part of a tract of i ff o,i, minute in the township ot West Pctin in th etT unty t ot Senuytkill and Stuteof Pennsylvania, b ooffile d by lands of Michael. litippes, Nicholas :,„,,_,,,..., :• ,,,: a pi11e-s Improvement A:c.,coutatuin f r in Mt k ipsi the wrai!ci two hundred And sixty aura 1 :-7: ‘ ,!:;... liar 9 and one hundred perches, being • - the :tune tract whlea was ptitented to' , f •.I ones Price by patent dated the 1 Ph fif , ‘ . of ~,,.....,...t, A. D. l's.:10. , ' • : t,t, fs t f: f wi t acres andone Hundred and sixteen :. ff it,'sittlate in or ntljoraing the ISortato pirt ass 1. of Di „., 4 „ l „ ff . a . f larandeil by land at Isaac S' helium nfer,:ftf, m f .S e ansbing road and the late wad. A t„,...0, one o ther tract of land, situate /11 . North Mairacan Township, Schuylkill county, (rounded by t„„d, of John Boyer, Frederick Fried and o th ! c.,,,. containing arra Aerea more ; or less. . A LSO, a ll that Certain trust o f land,' situate! in 1 ' llar.y townstoP, Schuylkill (Aility, boinAd by l . f aff d.„ of (now a fate Jessee'liarutili, dos. irartlioi• ranteiv), laud stlrVe)Fd .to Pete ra ravey, Casper , I Pa and others, co ntaining two h deed acre. and -. f if t y o ffelth d a h a ft - perches, beling art ot,a survey made to Kithira by virtue of liii'vt arrant, dated the 'rah orJanuary, ngt.ts, and. being very valuable o n ~ aecount of it bring Coal land, lima the estate ul sa id deceased Terms and ..condiffotts made kitotZ'n a t the time and place of ienle by ' - . . ISAAC StIELIIAMMEII, Atltit'r, sty order of the Orphans' Coat, Litwis I{nr.seit, Clerk, ' ', Pottsville April I,l'i't.l-fit ' onpnetts , COURT SALE. 1)12117:3i Tto an' order of the Orphan,' 'Court I -,the county of to the Common• tra:thof Penneylvan in, the • .iihseribt.l.r, Guarduni (..'nrotine and Anua Sophia Chri , tine, .11intir ehitacii ot Henry ChroMic, taw ot the coita -1,: ul h-. ,keoa..ed, expi:me to sale by public ientititc on Friday the 3th• dal' ut May, next. at 2 ititeloek in the afternoon at the i'B.NNSI - LVA NIA ' 11.11.1 in the Borough ot Pon-eine, in the county uturetaid, all that certain nod:voted two-,,iviti rot of a tract 01 :and equate in the town• i t hip ad Ctm-tf, the county of Schuylkill rind State l'e6n.ylvania, to wit : .Itottildett Gv Ittlld , of 601ouniu I.lCalty and 10° acres and allowance wins the ap purtenances. consisting two two • story frame dwelling lionies, two stables mid other out building-. being the same @III I tract of land which wits surveyed to Walter Beatty, in 'pursuatice of u war• „ ith dated lune 13th 1.7113. C/I the above tract of land, about oue hundred acres bre under cultivation, 1 1,, lutimtcr ti well wooded aild is said to colitain t -„,. 0, l ate t he estate ot ?turd deceased. Terms and co . ,d i ti o n s mate known at the time and. tiltMe of ',OA.; b y , WM. 13. :-.A.:IIOEN E. It, • Guardian, , . . Ilv order M the Orptisuit' Court. LEW/S ItLEsElto,Tierk . . Potts , : Me, April I, '54-f'd : A. N If —4lt the above time uhd place Henry Cliris• !me, sou di' the albretneatiatied Henry Christine. de..eased,:ssill. expo-e for sale. his interest, rinoun pe,,i to m- 9 . 1.01 in the whole described tract of loiel. . This interest with- the interest of the to leers' above mentioned will amount 'to one halt of the w hot., tract.. From its locatipn and character it 14 well worth the attention 01 capitalists. . . EDUCATIONAL. Arcadian Institute, • AT (11i%V1(;14131.!8f1,iciitrYLKILL co., PA W l ,ll L t i te. ' r ° v P i e s n to ' nt n th rn a tilVu k r pr lV " T. b. l3 l l ' V i t i lg e „ r . thn Lutlaingt Eine unikrgoina extensive and thor oonn repairs—the school furniture Is comely new and no ...syeuse has been or will he spared that will add to l ths comfort and we ll -halo: of the students. The court, of studira will' embrace the various hraluh , :4 of Engliah and Clarsiral Literatnu., with '.V.,,',lttftii.anguar. , e, Monk, Satti IM • ' TMS it! rf,f (Li l tr. por wrirt,r (II weak:.), lo4(ttsctionf on Plano, ' " ?IP(lnrn Languages, each.' -11')ii,411bg tibly br olditin6d privain (amain/. at rnAn.-nt,o.ln race. A fnai ,(t1" ii ix'desired)ean bontd the Or the • Principal.', cin Wary and in rthnt intorniation may be obtained by addreoriri;.l • J. P. PALM. Orwipbutg, Fibuytkill county, Pa: F..br , lary 2i, IBM • _ - _ TUE: WEST =ESTER ACADEMY. rrilli Trustees 'of this. Institution,• (Westcheeker Chestertoutity,Penneylvanta,) have the ontisfac- Von to announce tbat they haYe placed it under the control of William P. WyentoEsq., A. bi.,as Prin cipal, and that It will be opened, for the • reception of students on the first day of May . neat. 3ir. Wyers is tt_graduate of the University of Ltimale,Gerniany, ndenloys a high reputation .not only as an mecum ptisheet eichntar, hat as an experienced and successful teacher, eminentiy_ qualified lot the instruction of youth. The Trusteeareeommend 1114 School Id the warp:two( the public,helng fully assured that It will weedeserve it. . Wyers' course of Instinetion will embrace a :range of studies, considerably more extensive than I. usual in academic lustructions, and will afPird to those desirous entering enliege, an eligible op portunity for thYr °see preparation : and to those also, who do not contemplate a- collegiate MUM', ample factlitles for acquiring en - ,xcenaive classical and scientific education: 7 In a ddltlon to the ordinary .branches of English and mathematical - studies, and to the Creek and Latin languages, French, German and Spanish will be taught. The bnitdines occupied by ; Nir. Wyers, have. been ,erected expressly fir the petrposes of a sehool, and he will hare ample and comfortable accommodations for net !PPS than fifty boarders, in one of the most healthy situations in the State. .11y order of the Board. JOSEPH J. I.EWIi, President. Attest, Wm. Dalli.latiTOS, Secretary.., West Chelter, Pa.,.Februaty al, • The scholastic year, Is divided into two terms, or sessions, of five months each, contruencinx re' P' ct Ively on the tint day of Slay arid November._ I'm lanfcontxtning. full information in re fereoce"to the operations of the school department* of instruction, text books , government , oWneei, &c ., may be had op application to the Principal. WILLIAM F. w A. M. A",," twice d a ily by tbe Wet.tc heater and. Phil adelphia Railroad March l7:.51: • West Chester Feilitile•.Seintnary WEST EillEStElt. PA. • Condieted by tho Misses Evans. Aummcr Rasta' of tills Institution will tom. 'orrice nu the first day of May, and end on the fifteenth day ut July. embracing a period of eleven rho* course of; Inattuctlowl includes all the brunt h• P 3 Of a thorocuth English education, atop, toe French and Daum Languages, Instrumental and Vncal and plain and Ornamental needlework. Thorough and competent Acme hers are employed In each department. > . Circulars containing terms and ftirtber Informa tion of the Ecitooi,cati holiad'on application to the principals. Eitrzasscss. — A. Dolmai, Dr. Witllsin ton, Henry tt, Evans, Hon. Tliontaa W Chester. - . March 16, Illy • -!3y Talegrapi and Yuterday'sß.`Rt Trai PHILAZ4S, - FittllLT, 4 i*Locx, p. M. ••• ir1375 73 . 209 54, 51' 00 • 45040 100 00 • x 0 00 . 371 35 Wheat Flour, $7 75—Bye do. ssir bbl Corn Meal, $3 25 do.r-Vheat, Red: $1 06 White, $1 '7O —Aye, 90 cts.r-Coto, 75ets Oats; 47 cus. per bushel. OM, 03 PROM EUROPE. The Csar Relines andealile ilettleseent By the Baltic, we have Liverpool dates t the 22ad ult. 20 03 • 3303 70 The Czar rejects all the propositions the 'Western Powers 'for peaceable seal rnent of the Eastern question', and war i therefore considered certain. The news to that effect, had created great sensation, nil the greatest enthusiaan prevailed in regard to the war throughotr Great Britain. The popularity of the wa bad not,abated in - the least. The plans the gove n inment have been nearly complet and now nothing reiLUUUS but to put lb into execution. $164 ri 200 00 Ell The tit apportionment of troops fro France, for Turkey, left Mimillea on Su. day evening, and wilt a, on be at the Ken of active hoiltiliti'ea. It was expected that the combined &et would sonu•re•enter the Black Bea. The market fur flour mid wheat, at Lived pool, win imchaiged. Corn had decline uae shilling, per quarter. Yellow cam wit quoted at 40—White, 42. E . ALL BAIL, CONNECTICUT : Tice Adrafuist!vottm and NeArastis LEague /al out cold The,Whigs, Fri:estate - a and Maim) La meu made comma cause of it in old Cu necucui, uu Monday, and 'the result 13, - • might have been expected, they have awe the State The latest despatches state ill the coalitiontits have it all their own way they willitave about 60 majority in the lo‘ er House % and 18 or 19 of the 21 Benaturs. The L4tilature is undoubtedly' cumpos , of Maine Law men, LATEST.-A despatch lrom liartford,:d ed April 3(h, gives tho following addition and more definite returns: " Tbe entire vow for Giovernor i six , oimuu, uC wtuch Dutton. (W tug) has at..., 19.500 ; Ingham (Deist.) about '4o3,(.uts Chapman. C'renaperauce) about I.o.faio, Hooker about ; making the majo.l agamse the Deruocraue eauthdate about OWL Lat 4 year Seymore's wajurity MIS 'Lbs. • The Seuate will wand Whigs,l7, Dew ciais 4. The House—Whigs and Free•Soilers Democrats 94. A tew more such elections, and will the Administration and Nebraska Dou los be ? Echo answers,—No trhar Little Rhodi; his done admirably. • '1 State electron ;OD Wednesday resulted, near as Me returns in indicate, ,3,8 follow For Governor, ilippio, Whig, 9112 ; Di* mond, Dem., 6484 ; Scattering, 2J. - T 1 Senate will probably stand=-19 Whiga 4. 13 Democrats and Independeutv. !House° di Whigs to 31 Democrats and ludep I dents. - 7 •.; 1 : . ." i: : That said•to-be defunct party, the:\yht, :, must have reached the day of resur , cctiori 1- 134;m GOV . SEYMOUR'S TICEA.OIEII.I" Ow .vein Foa. .1,1 7 , , ir JAW. One of the very best evidences of the p. t, ular strength of the Temperance movemeiZ and a sure sign of its "inauifet the trickery, everywhere iesorted to by pol miens nuivoaodays, to hatch Tempera" votes: It has become a fixed fadt--amP du not know a single exception throng the length and breadth of the country. the great Prohibitory agitation began--tr. in whichsuever party scale the Tem i erank influence is throwni the friends of the ca!' bitted niuv'etneut are certain to conic ejl uniphant.„ These 'freiluent and onanit;ralsl'', able results havehot been lost upon poi cians, and their first care accordingly, who . they find themselves in the field, is to ,hr out 'sonic bait, whether rot or fictitious, 1' secure ilie• confidence and support of tf, sterling portion of the people, which tt , i Knowtiolds the'balance of power. Pr fins A: vanians need not go front hoine to find p [inept examples. But our remarks ate 4. tended with more immediate reference tlov:.Seymour, of New York, who it seen: ' Gov: himself in favor ut before sus election, and his success was great measure, if not wholly, owing r, t votes of: t lie Tempetauce tour on that grout 1 Trif.aine explains as folloWs : fi This gentleman became a' -candidate 1? 'Governor in 155?., with a perfect knowli. ti on fits part t h at the question a Liquor P i . hibitiott would very probable come het ti !Lim if sleeted. Ile traversed anti CarlV3S:''' the State, soliciting, the votes , of tits fe11..4 ciiiiens. Did he any where intimate Of fundamental and insuperable hostility. to fluor. Prohibit ion, which he now avows'. Not he ! IV sought and obtained the vu,' of Maine Law men as well as others. N-, lie posolvely f knew that Maine Law ni were canvassing in Lis behalf, under rance - s obtained from himself that he was hostile to their cause, One of these (Mr. , 13. Pierce) assures us that he asked Her. Seymour, before taking the stump in his 1, half, • suppose you were Governor of 01 1: and a bill like We Maine Law was presen for your signature, what would you do I should sign it, certainly,' said the en d. 'Governor. This— 1 4 3 deemed curious: Mr. Pierce (with other Maitre Law ri• 1 Worked for him; and Seymour obtained thousand majority in the County of Wei which had just chosen a Senator and 10. 'Assemblymen to vote for the Maine Law And now behold the result ! "Is his conduct honest I Had he told Legislature at first, 'if you pass an Wes:. Bally like the Maine Law, L will veto , : his course would have been frank at least But he kept dark until the last motnen•,i that his best friends In the Legislature not know how he would act, and many them believed be would sign the bill. I/ honesty need the shroud of mystery'?" His veto of the Liquor Btfl has c down'a tremendoni storm at indignation His motives are almost universally cgri . erect dishonest in the extreme, and his wi curse on the subject is bitterly denounce tie press. The Times saps : , " clover= Seymour vetoes the Anti SS 00 5 00 3 00 quor Law with a will. lie doel it wit zest—as ti he liked it. There's no halt•:‘ work about it, no lingering regrets, uti tw • die about paiuful necessities nod solemn r possibilities. The Governor hates the: h and puts his foot on it with emphasis. vetoes it as if ,he felt a sort of personal lip against it. lie seems to - have madded , Message on the famous curse in Tristr Shandy: he curses the b 11 by wholek..tle ; in detail—all its parts a d ell its purpose everything belonging to t or connected ;w it, He leaves no peg t , hang a hops that his assent could ever be had to nny 1 prohibiting the sale of intoxteanng liquOr The value to be attached to the Govertt constitutional objections to the fill, may learned from the following, extract, in v.th he takes the ground of opposition to all et , Der of anti•,,^tog legislation : " Habits of intemperance cannot be ix minated by prohibitory laws. They die consistent with the sound principles of 4, lotion. Like - decrees to regulate relV creeds or forms of worship, they 'prey , resistance where they are designed meta obedience. The effort to suppress tatemp mice by unusual and arbitrary measu proves that the Legislature is attempting do that which is not within its provirit•e enact, or its power to enforce." He might have had some credit for As sightedness in discovering, and 'nautili , esty - iia opposing, a discrepancy between law and the constitution ; but this last closes the cloven loot and upsets all the constitutional logic of his Excellency-•-'•:'E rem is joined to his idols, let hint alone.' 12.6 t do Al&tny paper says --"A: Got in that city probably experienced a variety of important events in one night week, than Any other man that ever I . lie was-coerced into matrimony, pre.r.i. with Om four months old, had the d DI tremens, ind paid the great debt o tare, between eight o'clock at night. an. in the morning.' it., ......:._-_, -';'.!'• WAR IC EItTAL4 I 11110pE ItiLAN Kt