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POTTSVILLM, PA
S tarday Morning, April
BI F VINAII,-Editor and Prciprietert'
a t LITTI:tc, Arcot ate Editoit,
SIG STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR
POLLGICIL, or NawrarritizatAND;
FOR ' CA.t`iii. COMMISSIONER:
•
GEORGE. DAILSIE, nr A LLtorsoiv
Tort SUPREME COURT:
fOliSr.ft, or :illorToostrAT
OF 'SPECULATION
sniosistonet to the Coca Trade
There is a species of cnterterencs in the
regulai current of bustners, now-a-days,
more especially .of the Coal 'Trade, which
deserves exposure and the severest reprehen-._
stun. We mean the spirit of speculatiOn, so
rite at-the prec-eut (true. -
The press is perverted from its legitimate
object. and made the powerful engineolor the
propagation pt this trustiness ouisarce._ New
papers ore I , ;rrnaily esirlblished,-and old ones
subarosd, - for: that express , purpoic., - We
have tome . now helve, us, among our ex;
charges, wnsCh regniarly teem with flaming'
accounts and extensie calculations of the
•:L: ado, value, Productiflo, of Coal
lands, is exits perhaps cal)
111t , braiu of the kvners arid their paid
putfera t ; .. ;There wouldVe oa material at t ire•
bon ra ahis selt•glorifilti.m, it 'its Effects
were conflued to the legitimate' backers and
\ •
palraint of such stook-jubbiug. BLit srofortu-
music its fufiurcee is wider sod mole boor.•
. .
fol.. Thrsr etaterntutr, ohm got up mill
the utmost plausiTillty, go abroad for ; far
more than they are worth, to the serious
detriment of . the legitimise interests of the
Trade, and the entire ruin of unwary dupie.
This latter, tudeed, is the main object of the
manceuvre, it matter:; not at what expense
it iepecom;ilished.
Tb modus opermidi bseonsewhat like Mir;
stsociatlon of hpll ri dozen or more
indislduals is furmd, cod after a little bor
ing at the swat of G is officially
endorsed as the Flat Mountain Llioipg,.Gen
eral Improctincut Sc Shipping Curiwitiv :
soda tract of land iu, or on . the skirts of
some Coal 4{egion is selected' as the Feene of
operations. It being unimproved anduri
eountoted with 4Ltt
1 , rdarket, and must likely
I
of little or no ininUsic value (often •embrac
. log ten OeTel Of ) of shale to one of coal
area), tbe whole can be had •ror a trifitng
urn,'sly at $25, and stock is issued to the
smounitof say SIOIO, Per acre. An excavation
of senilekind is .b .gun, and appliCation is
at the ;rune tirtie,made for a charter to con
:tog Flat Mountain •vittlusotne public line of
imprt.stment by means of a railroad, to car
ry` off to Ore "'e-normous mineral
yield ' certnio' to be realized }loin thre',.! very
exteat-:ve operations n o w being ptot-rcu•
all•of which, together with the '"pro-
Ittrous" means of Ole Company, is regular
'? by w®e hired penny:n-110er and
appears iu due , tabon in the prints helve
, •efeirt d to, turer-yersrd occabioiaa:ly. , with
stounding :Atlcti;atitals of the hidden tre.i.s
tires of Flit Mountain and' the protpectp of
, •
'f he natural e:. , n,t.queuce is that the _Flat
cubitith p.c:. up iu
• •
• id, if rieticly IThitla"ed, in a lade iime,the
;.etudeconetra hr changed hands,ulre"nis•
?Mal tilt!" t-f its liiiiiiielettiig,prtiptieturn, and
.121 e it' y h &pit iICII C! I belt hUCCCSM/1.4.
' , 'lleFe; in !Urn, St.l 111 4 7t/1:4•11:'eS (0 wprli to
dupe: iud f".O i; cc:, Ow.
HAto fIA , ground,” tr bubble
.I' l ,l.‘vlt!l Un!Lii•l:y
to last "
who du not
ant to 1:p - I,itt,m, a..,a e zent4al ltte:io keep
3! nr,' al Civil Cutnpanicsohni
dry-, rol broi;z_ir ocrtorie.ly or
beep :The.-elinnces of trittkikg
~.-niev'uut of t•uch . sp•teulsious nrc
to, drlwicii• )m-ry prize% Once is a:
• 1. k.
.e. raat turn u, , itu 3•.; ' 1,14
(Air !,:itiv;tledgr businers exteud . i,
;ire few ;Ind botween.
BLit MC ioJbjLrit tiro, a Still mare Seriotl;
. 1/1
uliou 009 leg.tirptit , 2 Trade, Here
- 17,11. ' re tae t.11.) , X 111 , 7•5 i deeply 16'.,
WilTt':l
:Altoj'CAlT r•l•j'rt.littlM to' lII.'
• 1 . 1 . 141" , y:11",,, , tt "I, t d,ll - Url
—•htoiftt , r I , ott 0,1 ti.cm übactitia;Ottfi with
tw, ❑ 114. i: trait And the take, in itii:‘,t• pub.
• tad s;' i4roe:••is the nsouictit of
[1 , 3 tt,M.ter Ntit.ccP iiit.ir
- eliarii;i: , .er,,porq, cum nt
road ; and th,e puptillf nvnd bec , :mning iu
•:•.ted tliel«ageklettd and•:;orne'ime.s
s' . iiully.uniotincled representations ef these
ectaiiiye eurmurituts that h:,rer aroued the
cstrtrelh r h the plan), tru'thlul taets
t• laced frnmf the a.ztusl state ut the Trade.
,•gular buyigbe is time ratocrially in er,erzd
Ih,-a - "Axlinnest men a heated of 014.= just
capidtl inses'autnti end
td lator, by.a horde of gte(dy pticule.tils,
have nu ictereitS_ at stale except to en
° ;fi ti:emEetvea. , V.e are d.wst ur,(4l.4uch
:tics 1711h.Gu:
;LDVICE
As a, !rlead'ot Ttn,perance and a 'nlember
the L'are . a few wodt,
r tb a. Jucgel?..llcca 'end hie plitieel ad-
rd fret" that the (lue , :lion of
murit and will enter. largely into
~,e coming eaMysign. Its friends bass not
41.1 warily thrkf - . t,reletstlyes .into p kneel
Annoy, tint - th.•y ., in any way er,u rt the
the:, Murt ar-ee.ssartly assume. • Pol.
_clans I t ifse urged, •nye, begged td,
. -us's . Maine Law, or at
e quet.ftort it s ,. .rnt , tangible share, a
I.tt Both of there Cit ., : pre!,
Lit,t;,l,llnte be•relutert; and there, tfiere
re, reidzops but • one site naive Lir the
c•iends • tri the tole: the field in
phstat.x, to fi,:ht manfully 1(1 their
Lc •-: ein4lve.s with 1 the
ck; for them. The plen
,
atfka , : - I , •tltelr'd,—the time Iceactitaa only
exeeut t ion r
d• ur,n-1,-and there is
iz!.',l iL pinterms,
LN
'l.iny ekct
HBi ? thur.e•wilt, litl so, st.d WC
;rve i/Lre-tiy imuk so. To such,
l:!ilGOl l„
ye Lave ant.- Tiefy Li proves , -
ii,!mo- Whig Ouv , rl;,,rk I:as.Pea csylva-
1i- r as r. State?
lo ut‘r rtf - ves Us rlgldy.
4 .31.11.;5!'d •lilt ctrt . t.;:lls(oltees dee-•
tum t o ft :f• rkl•Set ., 9 • CEILGut.. t'r as, •
,re..4pcd pat:}' t;tetigth: This
plait" ; but it ts ee WC et/rt..
eeive jeer whet i , svvbted. Others see it al
.ve; lA. s c. but I.,:e.'ave the sarne,itdvilen
clerice to :peal; out ;Ile .I".ulj,et. Party
'men ma r•euld tt:.: the please at such eo L A k 4..
sious, blit it is the truth, oevertheless ; acid
elected at all,
be Tlltlnt receive metre then n strictly party
vote. Theit'A the, plat English of tbe,w!lole
rneittr.
. Jw.l2e PuActl; it known .io be
thorough man—connteldious
io prit)cti lr an!! e or/swept to prectke.
1 3 e, thee, 1,11131,e1y acts hisitertypernoce
sectuuenta. fo that the fzi , odu oeProh;buion,
•can-eotiatetenili'surlior,t him? Why not?
Can he possibly ii itnyibing by so doing?
Fle-is already Irocwo to bee Ternpersoc e
man, sod therefore the whsle influence of
the Logour party will be thrown tgatatt
him, anyhow ; and it lie COMfl out in favor
of Prohibiioo, it will beno . worse for him,
so farai`they are concerned. The Temper.
wee men will nor vote for him 'without
such an avowal.; ,but on the contrary they
will vote, irrespective of party affinities. for
either him or Bigler, if the right sqt of a
Prohibitory pledge is given. This iti*Ortain.
The. veto of the New Yorit
fresh in the memory of the friends of the
ca u s e to Perms. ; and the treachery in our
own Legislature still sticks in their nostrils.
No candidate, whatever his character in oth
er respects may be, am receive their Conn.'
mance or aid toward his elevation to office,
unless be Brat, endorses, formally.snd etpli
citiv, the essential principles of a Prohibitory
Law. We 'peat' by the card.
With this view of the ease, it is plain that
Judge Pollock has all to gain by-an endorse
ment of Prohibition, and.oothing tO lose.—
On the other hand, he gaids nothing by his
silence or refusal, And losses a laige vote that
.he is justly entitled to, both as a good Whig
and a conscientious Temperance man.. A
Prohibitibn pledge from him could not he
regarded as a mere bid for votes, but simply
,a frank avowal of long chenahed and well
known sentiments.
lhere i ie one idea in this connection that
we wait politicians especially, to make a
note of. Many of the partizan friends (?) of
Judge Pollock will no doubt dissuade him by
every possible argument from the course we
recommend. They will say ;het the Tem
perance party-is but a smell affair at most,
and that the fusion of Temperance and par ! ,
ties is ioevitaidy latel•-to_ the' latter; Tu
these assertions, mere assertions; we have
only to reply that there were polled inPenn
sylvan* last Fall; upwards of 90,000 Tem
peraoce votes—and that, too, without any
general concert of action throughout' the
state, but with only local organizations in a
limited number of the counties sad that
wherever the Temperance men have united
with either of the prominentpolitical parties',
they have invariably carried the day: 'We
do not know a single eieeptioo in any State
in the Union, but on the contrary we could
cite a number of iostances,• of late date, in
prcol of our position.
There is in every community a large class
of men that ate seldoin or never seen, at pa :
liticai gathmiogs—'quiet, stay-at-home pe„,,-
plet that Politicians rately*.fall is with, and
of course overlook. On election ddir, they
come regularly to me polls and quietly *de•
ran their ballots; end this is the.tnoet that
ie seeu or kn'own• of then; iti t the p,,litical
world. They have uu taste fur •partic.ro
wrangles. though their party atiechments
may he deep seated. These men will uni
versally be found to be Temperance oleo:
They may or may out belong to any s . l).•iety
—they mostly avoid public "pruleetions-Zbut
whenever en issue is jollied tHnweeo Tett,•
. perance,Law and Order on the one site,rtod
Rum, Crime and Pauperism, on the other,
you may be sure they are on
, the right s:de.
It is of ibis solid material that the bane and
sinew of the Temperance party of Penottyl.
VADIII is - made up, and wo :o that candidnte
against ,whoria their votes are cast
In camicißion, admitting the superior mor
al Worth of Judge PpHoek and his .pre-enii
omit fitness lot the official po,i:lot, he 3::riTe.9
to, personally we eann , ,t and trill not stip ; ;.
port him, unleis he conies (Art fairly ex
plicitly on the Prohibition question. 'We
claim to be good Whig, one who
has served hiS -Party laitidully, and who H
evetrnow,fin this very position, its, mint
ILyal t•ubject ; still, when conscience points
ope way rind party diciatidn another; we are
cot long in deciding which to obey.
POLITICS IN SCIIUYLKILL
The Emporium, in au article tio the two
State tickets; now belore.the people, slip:, in
the following paragraphs, as is dash• at the
prospects of the Whigs:
Meanwhile, 114 Native Amerman party, orga•
nized mainly out ot the Whigs, have nominated a
tit;; State ticket, and are vigorously drumming up
for its, i.upport, independ.ait of all other pai , ,iea, end
trout pre•wnt symptoms, they will poll a larger vole
in thin, County .it riehuylkill, in October, thew the
Whir party proper' _ •
On the oiler hare], the Maine Liquor Law men,
with :rolovtal a+ their organ, ere rai •
lying upon their proper ground, and excia:ming
in favor of a distincilye;void independent move
iiient,.coon their ai!ia peculiar ground.. WlCeiiirr
they will'i‘upport Pollock or Bigler, or a new C.:t .
is not yet for the public eye.
Extietly so,neighbor. We have said nothing
directly on the . subject, heretofore, but since
the politicians, of - tha County nre growing
uneasy, and we are, fairly dalled out, we
have nu hesitation in frankly defining tiie
position of the Temperance men of he Coup
ty. interested parties can make a note of
tt, and we hope refit by it.
We have talked with a number of cur
lending Temperance men, and alto with
flinme who are not leaders, exactly, but
I
have ;bona fide votes nevertheless the
unanimous opinion among them t. in favor
of a thorough Temperance organizat ivn,
MEI
Encouraged by .their.unexpected ,UCC.,:i9
Li4l Fast: they propose to enter the rield, the
coming ainpatirit, with renewed vigor, end
finite another bold strike fir , their ri2lvt.—
The Harrisburg wire.workers have disregat
thd their wishes--evidently' the, wishes cf
the great majority of the people of the State
—and now the triet,ds of Prohibition intend
i
taking Mc matter more immediately in their
own hu,:ids. Front al, that we can ham
there i' a determination to have, an entire
Temperance ticket in the County this Fall. If
the candidates put forward by the political
par:ire 'potter xannot give the right 'eon of
pledges' then 'new ones; that do erdurse
„Maine Lawprinciples, will neseltm ,,
ed. i.'We
are bOUtICI to have a say—and no hiconaider-
Winne, depend onit, in the next election.'
It has beem•suggested•Land we like the
Idea —that the Temperance, and 'American
parties unite, inasmuch as most of the latter
are known Temperance men. WP ran cnn•
eeive no material difficul.y •to • such an ar
rangement, and it carried> into effect, we
btive not the least'doubt of a triumphant re :
stilt. Temperance adVocitea are not confined
to any c a ne parley, but their ranks are filli.d
with " good men and true" from all stripes
of politics. • $o with the. American party-s—
a unit, Made of many ingredients but ali.con•
taintng the on and the same g.and motive
principle'; just as the pure white ltiihrie but
the result of the perfect Union of the 'seven
original colors. A pertinent 'instance isrumrs
to us : An inheutial Dem.:cut. who NvP
abused I ~yr his; i party fur eo-operattog with
the TeMperat r ce men in this County last
Fall, la i tely joined so American -associattpn,
and took with him twenty ether's of the same
political faith ! His is no isolated case—
there tire plenty such. Politician!, perlopt,
are not poste in these manoeuvres, and will
not suspect o I believe them, till after the
poster in
; when they find themselves sudden
ly•hurt, with of kriowing who did ir.
lam, therefore,--we are
complete Temperance ticked
y; and, sesGudly, of a uoiod
and Americantsm.7—
nation would sweep thie
I s
shooting ! " It has done so
•d—wttness the late elections
d we see no reason why it can.
;h here.
-To recapitu
vor, fir,t,ot
for s thelCouot
bet sved i o Pro
Such 11: comhl
ty, ag cure
Eam witrd—a
not do an 131 0 .1
WW I this satiety our up-totro ret:hfiors
and thpepolitical :modal We bi - I=J_ they
oosierstaod 13 fairly—it 15 Certainly not Out: .
faott they on't, • t;
I:I7',ONE-Slpt.D.—Some of the
phia , press five published Mr. Prit:e's
m arks lin the Senate, , in reply to Senator
Kunkel. This to one-sided, to *ay tile least
id it ;why :in give s;r. Kunkel's remarks
also I , Thusould have been an act of sheer
justice', to Mr KG take!, who , is one of the
most brilliant, and promising young men in
our State. lin speech in opposition to
Douglas' Nebraska Bill, in the Senate, about
two weeks 840, would have graced the Setl
ate of the Utilted States. His recent speech
to deffnee of the Maine Law, deliveredlnst
thi Senate, we learn, 'was alto tk
",powerftll awl. A correspondent s-' - iites ut
as folloses:-•
KuakelN vindication of ;ha prohimi nTy
Law, Ind of Prohibitory men,Ovas decidedly
the cadet powerful and effectlit !ever listeo
ed to in my life, and his reply,to Price, upon
the coistitutionaltty of the Law, was little
more than etiutilled by Webstot's reply to
Haynei" •
I
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THE REGISTER
AND Tat ISSEERAMEA Intatocans.-
:The RegtriateaHla the Yoursalilkiatir.
Wist,CP and takes Us to task for ibusiorthe
Demi . ..idiocy for:their . inconinteney in refu
ting votes to the alien settlers in lielitoski.
We plead guilty to our Native-tam, and
having "come of age" (being to our Math
year) we claim the tight of a voice in the
management of Uncle Sam's domestic af
fairs. But our neighbor is all wrong in 41•
tributing to us a "hypocritical" disposition
toward our foreign pOpulattot* Not a bit. et
it. We have too long talked right out ',QD ,
that subject, to be justly accused of hypoc
risy. We 'know very well that for 'years
they have been pledged to the Dernacra4,
and it is therefore not at all likely weshotild
entertain any unusual amount of sympattiy,
political If speakiog,fortheir partizan wrongs.
No; what we expr'ess surprise at and ae
uotacc 514 Douglas .and hue fellow Dgirm
crass lot' isibat they, - should So shamefully
treat these people--their ever-faithful allies.
In'lheir anxiety to cater to slayery interests,
'they eutireirdepart from the usual farm of
Territorial legislation, and engraft a special
clause - opoa the Nebniska. Bill, to the de(it
mqui of the alien Settlers. Well may Elie
fatter exclaim,--:" Et tu, Brute!"
It is no excuse to say.that Mr. Clay totviti
troduced this obnoxious feature. We know
that perfectly well when we penned our ar
ticle; but, as we said then, it matters riot
who proposed it, the Democratic latherS
the Bill accepted it. ,Their party has a doh/-
mending majority in the Senate, and they
could accordingly have framed the BA to
full themselves. And besid e s , the Southern
methbers,Without distinction of party, ttnt
for the Bill—Messrs.Bel (Whig) t and Hear
too
,(Dern.) being the only exceptions.. .Squb
of Blat-on Dtzon's line, the slavery feeltug
engrcissed eVeiy other consideraiiou.4—
But not one single Northern Whig vote was
cast for the Bills And atter all, was not Mr.
Clayton's amendment a mere trick, to make
the Bill as oilicirA as possihle, and dins defeat
it ? We are not entirely sure it was not'i—
NRientlistanding his speech in i favor, r ;on
I
the morning after its passage he_returuel to
the Senate and requazeed pernitsition to rec
ord his vote against the Bill. Is nut that
suspicious ? . •
We have no disposttion to make more of
the Ilegrster's article than it deserves, but it.
affords Us so apropos pettxt for reiterating
'the grounds on which we opprse she triqve
tnetos of .the ,"Catholic portion of our adopted
citizens." In short ifeen,we bear thensr i no
en:timer of personal ill will.' On the cot!•
trary we are willing and anxious they should
enjoy ell the rights and privileges guaran
tied to them by our liberal govertmora' r as
citizens common with ourselyes ; : but
whenever they palpably -abuse our nat4inal
sty, mid attempt, as a separate. it'Lela
ted class of the pert*, to regulate the Oil
polity of ibis country, or demand speet.4l,
exclusive legislation, or dictate .a course
2overnotent et variance with, or in eerie:A
-i.
two to, the lundarneotal rinciples of cepae
1 1 will not keepatlent.That
Such - Lae beet) and soil is the tendency • (if
Toney of the leaders of that church, andtheir
presses, we need uniy cite the following brief
I extracts, as en index 01 the tone cal st`eittnitet
•
inculcated
r
among
: their people:
1 toy with Brownsun, that if the Church should
declare r,/tat the Constittettork and funny: izr.
I tenie of 61s or
-any oilier country should be Kitin•
e ordinance of God him di,
and rvrty good Cat/tot: , toottld.le hound, under
peottl.y or the terrible , puundtment pronounced
nzatnt.l tho thmbedtent. to obry."—.Cat wri
'ter in Baltimore Gi!'pper.
"Rqciiii , tzs Liberty, in the. Eeri-e of a liberty poti
ttttstni by every nun to er,Ote bt, ruligton, it• oiu
of the •A• raid]; d• de utioro ever lowed on
thin ng by the Tuber of all deeitt."—Thr
bler.
“The Church itt of necessity intoleretnt. Heresy
theendurea when end - where ,he mu-t ; but trlte
hate, tt, and dtrtot, hit her enere'e- to tut deatruc
fun. If calliChtes t v4 7 , guid an 1 mere unmet-t
-ea; t ralryrity. rehaltatltt irt.-edom if. this country il
el en enc l . 50 our et emit; 4 suy.i 5 we ttelleve.”
-- 7 ,ShepLoid of ths Vaiti - y.
'We flnk - . titat' the 'lnal-nal were :e% er Idea
happy, ;(0,4 ref ecetaldu mid lu i reipecuml than
they 1.14Ve! , e , n ...Ince the Rutorrifutioa, cud pattte•
u aily - wyMn the to-t flay or i n c trtind , ed yeargi
~trice 1:ord fintugham caught the. conna of teach
we, nem to rend, ro,drocninunietud the di-eut:e to
tt lergt , mtrtton of at, I;:rogiteh nall00 : , .o'l, wnicA, in
spite of all our talk, we are ,too Main the -eicite
uncator,"---lA.
•"fhe Pope doe. not thantr•anybody Or what
freedom Cutnolkily ezjnyo , in America,_. Catholic
131 , 110 - do not thank anytti , dy ; We tharihn..body.
We it:e..s God for hi. good jorovideore in iihis
matter, and stand /Jody to pail the Billy nun/ /ij
the . fir,st Methylut or P reshiterunl Coat id net
Would attempt to prei"ent u= in the freti e . aereoi,
Our re' von. I! tviy.of theta lai , ;thenftry
•
"tflho re...4 , f Of 1.11..1, , damnable agitation," (about
Bedin,) - cretocci and to:tiered by the pr..a.5 r ! h6ilti
happ:i 1 ,, end in r.' general b laughter of muTtdded
own by each hthw, owl is noun -suet - a FIItIN4 OF
TEE CITY IN II031 . 1: TWO I.ICNDItEI3 MACE!, AT O*CE,
ix what intil the comme4ntty.soboo'erl irond
tsveht ttfi. , idem by commmrcial rztip ho'd 11wOlis.
ea t b'e newppactur (bed who Yvib. bacra brought on
tearful a catastrophe."—N. Y. freefsion's Joy?.
oat.
TheSe are not ouly from fruatjiilaiive
source 9 in the Cole:clic church, but the:pa
pers quoted are published with the direct
sanctliaa and approval of its . higher' ccclei
astical (lieu:tame. It is to such autliors;aud
to the influence of such Eeptrtneuts that r
are
oppr•se the broad shield of AmerictiO liberal
ion : and WC pray 11 , -riven we may never
prose dcre!set to cur plain 'duty, ns a c itizen
of this•true ecuntry, by alloWiog such ciao
genius, anti-repubhean doc{ - ritteis to pais. un
rebuked. •
•
When the Regater anaWcrs these few,
brjetiy stated ct rp‘, we may 'write a Toiler
•
snide on the stihject•
THE IFISH IN CANADA.
John Mitchell, the celebrated Irish eXile,
but recently arrived m this country, and' vd:
'tor ul the: lie* York prup . O . .o
ed'and ha sinee' hoed urging an Cris turtl ;
suggestion 'upon his - countrynierti at 1
home and to the United Sates, which if it
were not so extremely ridiculOnt, would di
serve the severest rebuke. He advisealthat '
the Irish do not enlist with. her Majftill''B
trop in the 'Russian war, but make excps - Si
to fa ta y , at. borne t and when the mThitaryl and'
mailime forces of the Government 'are thus
withdrawn, and 4niployedabroad, the 'twit I
of Erin shall emigrate la this cotiuirr ds
.
joinjil . by their brethren 'already here, tarel
cornhfocd forvyt4hall make a grioli deer.ect
•,:p‘itt Canada, in, retaliation for the aliegrd
.wroogs iallictcd by theEoglishGoveruMeni It
upon Ireland.r,..
We do iv how each' Statmirtits
May Le received on the other side of th4wa.
,ter, but we can vouch for their utitr
diation in this country, by our hireiih
'well as native ppulatiott:: \ - AdrP4tilibg n
just cause orquaril.hetWeenhe , prlti6, it
nevertheless propoes to take a mean a4van
tage oral/ enerriy,entirefy incompatible:7lth
the honorable notions or American chivalry.
Aka sample of the manner iu which thin
p!oposttion .been met, we quote 14 fol
lowing from the New York True Arner'ican,
one three paper- in that city mike
ittter
est of ' , : th!elCuow Nuthiugs: It is pretfy se.*
Ve2t, deservedly so perhaps, on the Urinci.
Ale' of auswetiug a fool according to his . fol.
ly : .
..We learn that tho , e -troops, ostentatiously pa
raded on the 17th tilt (St:Patrick't Day,) are. de.
...wird a , a nun Cu. of a still greater form; destined
I , yprorlaim the Intirpenderiott of •Canada. and thus
1.1 harrat, and 'cripp e the arms of Great Br4in to
tin- hour 01 emergency, when a foreign war de'
mends her inure energies. e . •
The dep arture of the wish Brigade will be 1'186 , 11
by eveir_y'Am , ricen, with feelings of. the profoun.
. dcst f6r They have been,long a curse uprn .our
body politic, and their legitimste vatermMalion by
the troops of Her Majesty cell be regraded ar:
national benefit, taking a world of trouble off our
hands. We only regret that their courek will
ooze out before arriving at their punt of ts,
derti•
nation, so that the honor of their society wilt be tn.
'.-yoluntertly fore•ed upon us, long ere the moutent of
their destructioa by natural means, Will cure our
metropolis of most nbrieletous guests. Should .the
i n ee,. r .. n of Canada be attempted, the gov e ram ea r
need be under no apprehensions with regard to the
wercity of men. for there are hundreds and thous
' ands of Native born' Americana, who would 1011.
!melt, enrol thern,eves to combat any number. of
Irlshßripsdes, who could be created to the end of
ate rn ity. Thou:ands of to note thole aba t e t o.
bokold the insolent vanity of Mete vampire '!is
regimentals : it rr denied uo to v„b4,l,,, pri d e
on our own soil, bra toe would gladly am/ OUT.
:sloes of are omortanity to do so on act of our
nefiNor, • The great battle of Protartardsm has
let to be fought upon this continent, end we con
ceive it to bedsit& moment whether tte army
be manthalled beneath the Star Spangled Diener,
orthe red cross of St. George. At all events, fra
ore ready for eke straggle and would willingly
partimpata in it, Cyr we know that rho dootruetion
of the huh Brigade be blit.e. relate to a
en natikk Protestanim an Mai MN."
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EDITOWS TABLE. '.
= Tits %maw saanssitt for this -month, eon
tams variety oF,Lliformatlata tuterestMg to all' in
10 counts* alga thobtanesaof muting. Both
*inroad monefire liberally eiisended in the pub
lication of this monthly. Each ' tesue comprises
upwards of 115 pages of reading matter, moat of it.
in small but clear type, intrripersed witltexplanaz
tory engravings--all about theralliOobiect to which
it la devoted, Alining. Thu information it imparts
IP, mareoveri thorough land autberttlo - '.' Stich a
work deserves success. I Edited by Wet J. Ten
ney, Npw York ; end for' see at Bannan's. Price,
$2 R. year.. • .
Tut April number of the Pfopre't Journatcorn-
Pieter the tine volume of this interesting monthly.
it continues to sustain the reputation o r iiih a ily
claimed for it, of being a mo=t valuable Work.—
Edited by Alf. E. Beach, New York, at $1 a year
received at Barman's. Farmers
and mechanics especially will find this it worthy pe
riodical.
Ind 3ffairs.
inr The election rtt Maungers tor the new
borough Water Company was postponed, tiy the
Commismtnera,' . from Saturday last to the 22d
in,l.
rir Tio German Turners of this . place
w: I give t'lietr celebrated Easter Ball, on Monday
'evrniug next; at the Town Hall. A gymna•ium
vd!! also be fath up in a separate place, for the
performar,ce of a variety of ietaresti4 exer ,, iles
ata4,ciation namtera a pretty large corps .to
our Borough. .
TVArre is Me Street•sprtnkler late
euh‘tuny weather hes quite dried up our Street.,
sad something is wanted to "down with the dust."
Anoths: thing wanted for the stemma :iodation of
our citizens is better pavements. Repairs are
much needed, especially to the most
,propirtent
streets.
netb Masonzo. Lodge,. entitled AG.
thracite Lodge, No. 295, was opened in enoieut
loon ai'St. Ciao, oa Thur;day afternoon list—D.,
D.G.. M. Geo. H Modebe Ollciuting et+ Rifbi
Worehiptul Giand Ma*ter. The 'newly ipatelirti
Akers are,—Wrn. , W. Di..; 9uirtes
Lawton, SM. two. Thorn, S. W.; Wai. John
'3“)n, 'Treasurer. • .
r3': - Operting . of Academy at Ortaigslyrjr.—
The ceremonies, at•the opening oil th e Arcadian In.
'minute et OrWigsburg, ‘,e Monday, are represented'
to have bt-eri o - apveuifaily cher, wrier,
Two adirectref were delivered ; one by Thomas
•Iti Winker, E-q., of this. pleer , , In Ecglirr,h, and
the other by' pr. A; Heger, also Pottevilh, in
'Getman..They we,e lisi,,ned to with the cebat
eart,e,t attention. The. eltieone 'of the placelitr , d
vicinity were out in large num:fere. The weather-
WIIS • unpromising, othertViire Many frontk distant
ports of the County would 'also have been present.
Arrairgetnentif have been mr.de for the [Mb:ice:ion
of the ceremonies, including the Addretores to
tit pamplilet. term.
The institution, we areihappy to learn, ocrinmen
ces under verrfiliwrable ,au,pices. Some thirty
ur forty ptipil*tatis alreud;il engseed and randy to
enter:Oporritielpt*chotestio term at ontre..• Prof'.
Burtilde, ttiti Prinerliat, it wit ho'rememherisd, hen
secured a lease upon the Court lions° buildings ,for
a period of t. , ,n year*. The.-rooms have been thor
ouizilly, refittod—psPercd and painted. The (; t een.
dam) Court room tope used for tho main seheol,
roo:n, rind the sidl i olnintr. dines for
Prf. 13. Iff , om Lebun , rn County. lie bear.' the
reputei;on ql u finished *choler, and en taper'.
eneed eird otipnble 'teacher. - 'l'xo nstorrients erp
reireudy einp:oysid in the 1114t1RIC011, and it i the
kiention to . iirerearier tlrei? numher', as more painla
are tire setioer. There is an anxious in'
terest throughout ;he whole County for the euccc ea
of this ehietprii - e, rind we beet: no doubt, with
p ro p er m; , u 4,g,, t uent, rt can fe mad, one of the
Lest academic insittetior,f in the tinge • .
ariery" Lati.—List et Jururs drawn ti
attend an adjourned Court et Cotntopn Plea , to tat
heid ai in and for the County of Seliuyl' ,
on r).1. - .ndav 'he fir,t day Lf : Ma,•et. 1). 15:,.1;
at 16,o'clocii . A. M.
Pottse.ii/e-.-Dar.tei Clibrict Bid.tie, filch.
nrd Lee. NieltolJ% FO N - . J.W'M Huntrieyer, Jr.,
Beaty. Dun,ei Frer.n.
.E. Nottt , le-.-1)111 , Iei Loiie, J. 11. Luz, Jacob
Dreher, Jeremiah BOP', iota W. W.
Koch.
1 7 .!1PA, Fau+l: Jonas Reichard.
Seiteryl.: R.rtait —Gitloon Batt.
fren. .Ptrzir-11:..zti:iriii Turner.
Stine. Hiram - Kimmt;l.
Craeff, Tra , ,er, .V
B Lcbo. Georsire I,)..nrtiAeu
Cattwir. —.ibrabani.Steger. '
/111t.tr.tvr;/.—Gtor u Ipetiour; William flintier
?box. i..iamett
8. , lie: —Ddtitrl
Barry-1010i Yelruiiii.
.Nonowian—Tti , met:lA.!: ison
Trsmont—f• Fee l Rawer.
() PIP-v.5;4 , c —llo,llle. Ch-Ftry,
.11a.,1t/nti—iitthernFoe.Pi2. .
:11 1,,t toga
SseeND WEct—May Stb.
Pott.mtf i6—.Mtan• Bohne, 1 4
..taard Etiward,4,
D Auitovi, 11-nj 4rdi,h Inch, Ches.
W. Pl;inau, CuDrau J. Fry. litn:y L.. Cake, 1. J.
.
Fort Cliplon—Grorge
Tremont-11. hetria3 Bad& f, Adam Wulf.
Carbwx.-1.4t-p4 Snyder.
Brwatcrie—lienry Ii mt. rgyr, Elijah De-
Lo.x.
PI-rnftrifr—Samue! Marix; Henry Rudy.
wirdwrr—Jueob Snyder.
•AliCbauh, Fronkliu
IVay74-10=n Ye,rb. r,
Ffalte,y—Miebev..lßre!libill.
Cnod wink, • -
Tarnaynr—Ti.orn.e.Berto'ette, George liontts,
Witilhiti p.
CagF--Thixna, W. P.ittt;n, Abraham Iluuser
ittirt4rivi//&—Albert H. Dunn. • . •
• Sr. Clal)—Adorn 'Kilns. •
•
nec O'Brien.
,
S. J. Paxton. -
° G otp , Burop.lgk.—Cnarle.e , Leader.
U. Atvii.aritungo—Dain; Gotohall.
Zino Cast/..—Reuben Kline.- •
'litot porfons drawn to eateod na
Grand J0r0.4 at a Court of Oyer and Terminer,
rq,arer Sein , ouunt th e Peace, to be !widen at
Yoiivt.ir, in ni d f or the County tit nn
Monday ;tut tc.iti day of Juno, A. D. 183.1, ut 10
k. A M. .
Po , trci:/a—NH , han Henry Miller.
alri.tteari!lu—Go.irgeArier, retazar Bright, .
Port Ciinton—Elll.itsur rlin.
• U. ./121.nantoogo—U•tinoi H , rb.
1` 111.nhaim—Char!-n \V Reed. •
Tan! ilua—Johil M. 11. , itittari, Wrn: Mintzer.
St Cigar—Char'ic, Lowti•a.
caatfe—Litiorze Wine.
Wayno—Bums'Biown, Samuel Ryland.
Part Carbon—Jacob V'ertiry.
•
N. Brivolcig—lienry Shornar. • •
S. a1f,74/tetais—litenj. Reber, '6orituel Kremer.
' Mrtairgt.au—Lienel,ivii L:rwoliyo. •
E. Brunatii , iizir-Joq"e . Ty,oci.. - - -
1. parrit ip 130yor, Char. G rad
Orimerburg-7Jacob Hammer. .
1, • Trtmoirt—John 13. MoCreary
lj Eidreti—Dantel W.:Muurer.
it PETIT STRORS; FIRST Trak—Joao sth, IS:4.
Pottsedie 2 —Abrattnrn.W. Sterner, Mix. More
head, Per mtti Brottai. Nwholds vttli t ree,
Chilstien. Aui,,onv Fl. Kime, Edward Broker,'
9:Davi=. David Sr.ern. .
West ken/I.—Jamb Lnngalrer. ,
E: BrlirzAtaig—lne. , 4 Bachman, Cl:er:es Dreher
Henry Arch: i.. , ..1in RA-h•
iiariv—Frans Yern,. Charhas Fever. -
L. 111a4antolilio—Ed aid D.sman. • . -
.Brhuy!.ll//.--AVl•liiain theber, Alex: Sillyrnan
I.,hui Death..
Port Clit. , tte.:7—Jr:,e ph DoeM i
ey. ' .
N. ".111'liikPirn—Henry A. Bell. Benj. HorM•
Edward B , ,yer. Gedf,ev Boyer, Daniel R. N!orer
,F..liiy:llll.l7.stini—l,V;;;:ara Kremer, John W.
Slirwrnoker.
n'cvirr-Bameet Mochenoer,' Jacob .M.Lruine
John Conrad. . '
• P4,1 , ..,7nre .Dgirae A is—Tobiat Kreider, Jeremiah
„Wingert • . .
, Chat —Fr,oncfr Gallsiihor. • ,
I :gidreel—Pcer Henn:r:Air.
. .
• TV. JP - preistsr—eaninel Nledier. . ' •
New Castie--521Pol. , L.Ind , nonoh, ' -
S. .Monb•?ns—Joln Fi.•sher., Darnel Doiher. •
.eu , .:. , ---George I3ru,e. • • •
Purl Ca , i; , :.—;AVituer ChilAcm. • . • .
filinei..vilin—lo,epli E. Taylor, Joho liornber
ger. Pct.'. Siroups .
.
Tetiqs.vpra—`.:iutril. B. Jones, Win. Kepoer, Benj.
T: lit:ghee.
B 4 y44ia—Geota-e J. Koch. •
PETIT JUETTRE, SECOND WEEE.—JITTIE 12th, 1534.
Putt.nitim—F, W. IlleGin,e• • Thorna.
3sano Wommtr, James Focht, IL Leib, Solo.
roan Shoetter.
Basler- i,ano F. Paves, Israel Sentinger.
D. Iklah , inrango—Johr, W. 1-11)1e'r. .
filtntratite--Jkhn Provost, lob!, Odgen9 .
lint4m—Henry Byerlv, Ewan 'June";
Micbsei Bowman.
IV. lirrinmig—Samuel Slifer, Chaff. MlHer.
Port Cfr n tow—Jo 'ln Wimmn,.Torm. RobinhoW.
71/inoytecs—Thomas Brody. Rowland Jonas.
t rry —Win. .
• R.44ll.—CLades Lindner. •
Pinegnore Tp.-;•Nottun Ptrgus9e.
L. .Wantongo—J,,teph Bre,sler, Abrabern
Troutman,' - 4
N %Ms liktim—John Slitzer, Isaac Deng'er.
Mut Penn—Ddn:ei Peter . *eiberling.
Tremont—Joseph !hewer, Joseph Ben.higet,
Samuel Otto.
B. Bmn.rivt:F—L•raet etcatro, 1 . 1 :1111aM
B'§t/lit—John I/0o ev.
reg. —Joseph '
.
Lift of the names of Jurors d•-a•sna to attend at
a Court 01 - Common Plea, to be tirld at Pottpville
In and for the Counts: or 1 . . 7 . , chuy11z:11. on 'Monday,
the 19th da:6 of June. 1554, at 10 o'cloelr,A. M.
Poiteii//e—Ja.. G. Cochran, Meer Deb.lco,
Ihnsel Hill, Jr., Henri , Greefencr, John
George Panerean, I C. Hoibes,
•
Cass —J. W. 133110:Ci.. .
Bn.nrane—Ja.. 121- Ket«r , hner, Michatti
Seiner Bernard Frever, F. B. B•n:irtger,
Blythe-40,eph
Tres: Fans —Gideon Wbeteiene, Jacob Derr...
Pmegrovi Tp--latete Hervey. • '
Port Carbon—George Futter.
Net" Cattle—Edward S:iiymori, - J. It Faxim
moos:
?" 0 11 7, 441 , Borough—Whom Reer.l, ob Hu
Ntr. -
Baker,laceb Werner.
tig!4_ll.44—.Tatnes codttoittou x Wm. Bettruttger,
F. CA. Whitaker.
North Mon/rein—Daniel Kneb. •
Wan Brartnarg--2amuel' Yost Joseph . Mot ,
berOar. '
kSeltuylist/ Haunt, -Henri G. Robinson.
. 5. 0 1 .N54 11 1-4smuel Houser, Jr., Matthew Du.
her.
Union—Peter Foos
Noriogion—Jame, Danills.
Elstra-••George B. Hi pier.
Matiantonffo-clarlis Maurer
..,.. , ..„.. , .
itiiitg,*.‘.::4rie.utifir
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DEPT . • .
PRICES OF STOCKS
_ - -
Of Coot raid TriaaspOrtation Comp-sties in and run
airtg from tko aPabrenito Garet FiAlds of Penney!
CorrtaSsi tts4iy for the .Ifiners' Journal by
E. li`rna.un & Co., Bankors.
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RAIL.IkOADS.
Reeding • • •
l e Hill Lic.''SeilPylkill Haven,
%loom Carbon ,
•
Moultt Cerix)a..*Port parboil,
Creek: ,
Valleg•
Lorberry, Qteeky
Steatura,:' •
CANALS.. •
Navitiiion
do • ' Preferred,
Union Crm], •
do 10 .I,treftirred,
Delaware& Hudton Coal& Tutor
ponatioo Co's:—
RAIL "ROAD & `COAL CO'S.
Little SehdylkaCoal &-R. R. Co.,
Lehigh Coal & - D,Tivi;gatiun Co.
Hazleton Coal
Beek Ilduutaia>yonl Co., •
Pennsylvania Cbol & R. R. Co.,
llaupp Cow BcR. It. Co., •
Lykens Valley C:oal &R. Co.,
Beaver geadowii.Cortl& R. R. Co. ,
COAL COIMPANIES
Forest Itoprovedgiat'Co., • :50 , 1
North A.sirioase.K:oal Co., : ; 25'. 18 .1 18*
Delaware Coal tro.. , ' 5 0 '1
- DiISCELLANEOUS: : ' 1
Miners' bartle, - : 1 50 5O : 5.5
FartilOre Biak,:. . ,
~ ; 50 50 i 52.
Pottsville U. s 6., ' ''''' 1 'LO :25 100
Pottsville Wat c r c o " ' '125' 25 I ps
IRON
The following is from a lecture lately de
livered 'betui4 the Smithsonian Institute,
Washington '44, by Prof. J. Lawkence
Smith :,
This paetal,4s 'ncit been known for each al
length of timi-ita an= of the other metals,
from the fact itiat it does 'not exist in aknire 1
metalliC state; , ' °old its found upon the:sur•
Bice of th e eloh. nod it is necessarpocily to
!mit from the substances with which, it is
associated to ilitain it in a pure conditicin.—
But not so with iron. The ore in which it
is found might be called by almost auy tuber
name. It lid imbedded :In the earth, and
nit.st be - proctfredliy skilful and ingenious ;
uperations.!
~:The oxygen contained in it
must be expo* to the hottest . fire befbre it
can take its stand in the arises the most use•
to! and iiiipuOant if fa the metals. Iron is I
the'onlv metal. which is tint injurious tb the
hettlth,Cie only naval which forms a 'lever
failing coatithent of the' body, especially of
the blood ; urM finally the only metal Which . '
is found everif,where on ' the earth, in -all
stones and and in alinost every plant.
Lon' presents itself wider three conditions
—cast, wrought iron, and steel. Castl' Iron
t is the result (tt the smelting procers, which
is resorted twin 'order to obtain the Metal
tram the ore i r:nd though not pure, is useful
ru its appliOnen. to many purposes. Its
principal characteristics ere, that it ta lust
ble at a gloWing white beat, and therefore
adapted tor tfiSse articles made by casting;
it is therefore can be neither
forced nor weJthid, and its application, muse
cons.egnen6 il.it'licnittd to the =puncture
of such aftielka es are not liable to he.bent
VI expvsed to strong concussions. „ .
.:tiCata Itun,:hy.bcing deprived of its ca thou:
I becomes malleable or wrought iron, *w
ring the tmpftr!hut properties, viz-:—great
ductility nod retnicity,and the capability of
, being welde4together-Twhen in pitces, - a ca
pacity ptissc , soby no other metal but', pla
ntain-11.i
Wrought.ll;at is distinguished trom. Cast
Iron by, the that 4; presents a fibrous
.appeartinee;l!Oiile the latter seems to he a
ft is a 'striking fact howev
er, that flbrotla wrought iron, by reOrated
jolts or bloWa; eventually becomes ttrittle
and granular• law consequently prevaili
iu Prance, 141. filter the axle-trees on the
public diligehees; have been 114 ed a certain
h,:ngth of um,~; they shall be.replaceit.with
new ones., fni hyoid the accidents which
miebit . resuliiihria this clhnge of texture,
Stetftholdga ;middle, lace between cast
and i - r'ouglfH4 , n, both '4s to the quantity of
carbon it contains, and Other r . troperties.—
The : Most retikarkuhle property it possesses,'
is the power, , ,cl changing • permimently •its
degree's; of hat'dn'ess, by !being subjected in
diflvicut teingeralures. ilf steel is heated to
tedaess; -and,:,pltinged in cold water; it is
found tO
,becoma;extretnely hard, in which
sate it is tool irMie fur ose ; if cooled Some
what More slhtvlv. it is tendered elaqie, and
if vet y becomies soft, ductile and
as malleable 3IS wrouzhf, iron. It generally
contains iu etetv hundred weight, frorn two
to two 'had aliaif pounds of carbon, Which
conhtitute.4 at . diflerenee from the other
kinds of -trun;illuded to. Different methods
arc puroeciThf. 'determining the fetriperh•
Lure rt!quisitetu be given to the thou-and
aruclesjur which it is used, one of Which
ald perhaps Inc - U.l . ost common, is to observe
the slihdes ofkl4. Thus when the cOor
pale, Or siiotlg yellbti., it is the Proper
ternperalure t r : lancets.; A • Ftraw color is
found. sititalo;k!fot.the beat razors.aud
cal instrinnerifs";!* fun yidlow is suitable for
peiiknives 'common razurs ; a brown
eokr,..tor sheap, Scissors; garden hoes; &c. ;
a blue soler fht ,swords, "watch springs, and
so on. It is* the-e properties that steel
owes its irruii)rtance in the.arts. •
. _
fijiligtfi.ii,.s - antf,ll.l-ginii,
!Sr DiettigiltiYite. is regularly heldll in the
Coa,.tylPrn•ntUon ,tt,e . firot and l?..uni - laya of
evrry tn•unn-4...e.y; Danl. 3 tVe•hhurn, of TtiodY
(EPi•ell'Pal)' ol olott, end Rev, John H Castle, of
rile Bapti-z nhtit•ch, Alloiattni, Ser.
tvloca n 4 o'clock, Y. '
tar FroDaYzere,Ntsc - i !etiture- up m taa Dooa,
are is .4.1t-i.e - or delivery in the lA;•.:vre
room of Trinkr Centre Street. ,
that reedeth, end th-y that hear
the word:of . ..qui. prophroy,!and keep ittoi...l.thir.g.
which fr.t wiltierotiertAn ; tut. the time . h.oehand.''
The pus'.ie arre:l , eord.e . 4 invited ttlettend.
Cam' BAPTISI3 CHT:a . cu a , st N or ln . hon se e , ‘e
ty s
to r vr! t rtio . ite a v b
J. linitvAßL, ‘44srLE,p
bath at 04 $ti! ' lL 11 . A. ;Ai 1
errst:ltri-Cuusuu (EirscopAt.,) Cent Sr.—
Rev DetNIZL'PAONSULII. Rector. Service bold
repflariy lit ;lit,. Church every Sunday . ',
• Molnar, it LOt oc'eck'
• Everimg; utcli - i , •
. ,
lar TEreii , ..ermy, lie preaching in the English
Lutheren Cutifel:', Market; atreet, every Sunday
morning and ereinn;-.
Bishopi.Pori En this portion of the
nvx: . I:l , yeek, , , end ba Thnrsday eyerrinir
vett; prentth s:lnvoirter the eptymolio'n:e or
oottflrmation ii:7n:thy Chords Pottsville
Mr a Tow. e24:p.4.l f ehr Ihreil of the Pope's ' , hill, if
holed iii Miik•„o rnup , iv . 4eid to be an effectual
remedy:for eho'era i upd other di*eapee of
tfmflar.deerit)mop,—Spoitter.
. .
!ESI.ES I I I ROSIDITF.:D.- 1. be Archbishop of
Mexico bas agresed to'edt the Mergy a eircu.sr,
In which lie;recornmendi to them the greatest
p , :"keenting the circm!etton and reading
Prote.tant Bibles, which are 'being Int.teauced
from the Unified tnte /n rramealipse, .across the
Teen &miner:: ;
•
EASI4 he 'Sunday
f3ch.ie;s of Ttlinity Conroe lho'd !heir anniversary
to•ntorrow (Etaiier aliernoon, at 3
The nerd of the .Church. 'including all the rests .
opening on ibi7;heiitre ankle; will he approphated to
the rcho:ara and ieacheiit. To the lioate iof both
the ,idr ni.lei,iiheiperento l and friends of ,the
wchol
ar« are' affertifirtate:y inv,iied. A mare 'beautiful
sight t<'? a Chitthan's eye wt:l be, rarely witnessed
than Poch a e‘. , .^, , .:rritatten'or Chrii•tlau children on
much a hapliy*oeettei
C~'CLr id xl EN. --So rri e peop!is talk ;,a great
deal ahi,Alt minct..ters, and the eon of keeping them,
Faring rich' hiriuri rent. table expense-, cad caber
'Terns of salarifi, sucti croaker" evel• think
.that it nova thd4r.five -million* Of dollari to pay
the Altlrjef , 41:Aineriean' feiwye T s; that twelve
n i f:ll.. n . o f diillark are paid out annually to kqep
nor crtininale,*nl ten millions of dollars • to keep
the dc•g• rn thiJ:indiit of Us alive, whii&Only eix
mnlions of doltrsiare spent annually to keep six
ihoLusncl miniikAirs in the United 'States ? • .
These are-tkias; had vati-tios hilt ekin'w them
In Lit one Ihrng exerta',uch a mighty in.-
flueneol" in keeping Ibis mighty Republic from felt
ing to piecesoo the Bible:and it ministerri: • •
cir Tut- nt DomiNioss.—Fro m the
New Vont *7 . 0,77tar., (.:012friteree We er.tact the
to:lowing item.; '
''Rv:rent a44 - lee_froin Rome tyre a sad itccount •
of the'lsnaneitit emu:moat: of the. Pope, qmporal
ou:y is jiie IfohneAs iapoirent,
but the afraiio:f the Rumen States aro in a despe
rate p.;ght alogell.er. Politically, they hare long
be,e, In a most' ritical, not to eay hopeleiis. alive;
tut, bnanciallki their position is now rtlll more
iced. it beencstated ihet the Popp was bankrupt to
letth and gooil.'worke, and that his dominions, In•
mound of exhOting tote sing!e feature ttistilymg iia
ci, otn , to qtriirmitry, was the reline of the mort
degraded V 1 ,41 threerty and oppreaston, the Wen , .
genco wati!dikitve been - more complete. We must
contems we feel little.eympathy for the sorrowe of
the "'ma'n of PO," ant we would not contribute one
Cone to repai the dilapidation of hia temporal or
ituritual t!..2mtionts.
11 u 44 . torighirtg how "toddy," promo
tes iodepeudlice. An old "brick" who was
lying a day* two Fince, in s serf, soritusl
manner, wfs advised in a friendly wav .to ,
ecctournise. 'rot flour wns going O." . "Let
it go pp,"•Fipil old bottle-nose "I kid flit as
•
as floitr . kin—any day."
He 0 7. 24, 71 01 wise, .who don't advertise,
so says our Otvll, and he knows.
,
.
tr7l4l4l!nikaneries the propOriioo of
persona who go to .School of eonte:.Wod is
one io five, initiisiia it is one io two bite
dred sod Weitty ! ,
03' TN 11) crt4aat Susquehanna, built at
Sunbary to ftio,beiweelt .bat town an Nor.
tburoberlitocfi Inane an ezeuraion tri with
.300 Missal:lora no Saturday inland !?vatted
admirably. 4'
STATELISOISIATOJE.
SttaraTze-April 81,41.-41' bill ,Was raid in
Place. to incorporate the brit Mahanoy
Etailroad CompanY, in thitt . CcolatY• •
11
'
Also. a supplement to the Lehigh It ey,
Allentown arid Port Clinton Railroad
~ .
Com
pany- , -
SENATZ—ApriI li.—A Supplement to the
Mine 11111 dr Schuylkill 'Rented Railroad, Co.
passed second reading,. '
The vote in the House last week on the
final passage of the Senate bill; fur th'e sale of
the lasso line of the Public works, ofEered
by Mr. Cook as an amenamerit . Wag as fol
lows :
YEas—Mes.rF. Abraham, Batda, Ball. Li
m son..,
Btgbam, Bush, averly, Dham.'
bathe, Collins, Cook, Crowe, Dest‘gherry,Drs
gun, Erkei , t, Edinger, Ellis, Esktur, F e eber
Fester, Fry, Gibboney. Gilmore Gray, Gi oom.
Gann. Hart, Herr, Hiestiuld, .12i14cr, Hills , Ham
mel, Hunsecter, Hunter, Hum, Jar{ own. Lab nit
(Lehigh,) Linn. Maguire, MeGuMbs, McConnell,
Mealy, Miller, 41foutgoosei Atdore, Motor,
Muse, Palmer, Parke, yarn es, Patterson, Por.
ter, Rawlitto Roberts, Horde, Sheik, imotasm,
Stewart, Stokiale, Strong. Struthers,ineErtn,
Wright, Chase, • '6Peakitti-tl6
tiara - Pdelare. Adatne,„ Athertetf,'Barion, Beck,
Beyer, Boyd, Carhale ' ' Do France, Dunning, El
dred, Hamilton, Hippie, Horn, '..Tottoson, Kilgore;
Kntgbt, Lowrey, (rit.ga.) Magee,' McKee, !Moo.
Dolan, Pas-more, Putney, Scott, Smith. (Barks,)
Smith, (Crawford, )Wheeler, , -
Democrats who voted in the affirmative
in Italie. The bill it now in the hands of
the Seriateltor concurrence.
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444 W
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:10 I 35e 351
153 6@1.6,36
501 .1
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2g' 5 , 1 8
1 . 50 2./1
30 31; 311
50 : 13V 131
t 31 . 1 33
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50 53 54
50 62 !,
DO
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'lOO 45 , 02
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[From the Phila.: .GedgretA 1
STATISTICS OF. ORUNNENNESS.
It is strange, passing snauge, that steer
the accumulated prod of the.lnjurious, de
structive effects of the procuisoous sale of
ardent spirits, that opposiiinn . should be
evinced to the suppression of the .traffic. I
have before me a fete facts, al:tying that a
.desolating demon itroog thin; is in Great
Britein. 'During the present lecutirry . the
propld have expended more forj gin". beer :tad
other iutoaicating drinks - than woulcr i pay
their entire national debt.. Ildr. - Owen, of
Bilston, says : : I:, i
i
- There were 180,000 gin drinkers iu,Lon
don alone, and in that city three, millions a
veer are spent in gin ! In thirteeu }teats,
549,000 males and 164,P1 leiiiiries were's
ken imuicustody (14 being ,drauk.aud iii,or-
drily. ?Iu Manchester, not leis thein .i: mil
twit a yertr•was spent to pMfligrcy and grime.
In Ediugburgh there were 11000 wlliskey
',hops, 160 in one iiireet,' and y_ei the city
Coutained ouly 200 bread Shop's. bi 27,U0U
cases of pauperisM, 10,000 of them ;Were
traceable to druultermes..' Inl GlasgoW the
poor rates were £lOO,OOO Ter, year. ' ? Ten
thuusaud," says Allison, •• get drunk ',, :tivry
Saturday night, ere drunk, ail day giir.4. 2 y
aud Muuday,iaud not able to renal) tot wo; h
till Tuesday Ot Wedaesday. celasgow sleuth
151,200,000 annually in drink, and' 1,0,000
females are taken, into custody for.,oring
drunk." And Whitt were some of tha nor
mal resultant these appalling Struis+ ?—.
lusauity, pauperistn, , prostitutiou and Crime.
As to the insanity' affifiatediou .drink, the
Bishop of London Stales that,lut 12711 man,
nice, whose previous histories, were loves; i.
gated, 646, or more Than half - of thou,,
wrecked their reason m drinking. As to Its
pauperism,'it was estimated 1 nut less:An:in
two-thirds'ol our pan, era •were the dit!.ct or
indirect victims te: the same Intel vice. Its
relation to crime was equally cote:lust ie. •
Judge Ersksee deelared at. , the Salisbury
Assiies that ninety-eine ' cases out (;,f (die
•hundred were through strong,dritill. 'Judge ,
Coleridge added, at &Aura, thiit he llt:Vcr f -
knew a case brought before hint which was
not Airicily or indirtca i countcied w tti iu- ,---.
I I
toxicating liquur,iind Judge 'Va:tersci cry- ust_t im at: e s. , :iii „ i: h z. ,,id At;t: :. %, v lV .l .ta ,, l t. t . E iri — umi ld b ard no U Lt a i sk s .
ped the climax at NorwiCh, by statiue to the
b . liat-sianN, stapettes /cc., at
Grand Jury; " lilt were not for this drink- .. , - • • • et. (3.c:tree:vs, centre et
tog, you and I . ehould hive nothing 0, .do." i' ' - "Ilri/f r. Apr il /5 .' 54 . ' 15-tf - .
II asdark a picture is not presented $0 this a 1 0 11 4 i.E. dasortment of Foos of an pricea and
CC/Unify, we have one of u Very sombre a•- - -( 1 . q” , 11 , ), ht . R. E. GREEN'S.
peel. `ln a report. made 'a tew•tls since ii.) - 1 - A P cs, ' '' ai. • 15-tf
the Senate in the State'd New York,;l litid
the following :—lu the sink, city ofl New
York there were, according tti the rei.ort et
the Chief :of Police, hetween• Januari: and
July of 18.53—six mbetlia 7 -17,797 drrists
foralruuketiness and crimes commit iedichiet
ly•uuder the influence of fia Melee! lug drinks.
add this under the license systeM Winch
' would regUlate the traffic: : and In 18x9 there,
were committed Id the.Pitstins Of the .Sliate,'
as appeared from the Assembly I deco:bents,
36.610 who committed. crimes, fur . kyteelt i
they. were, arrested, under the same lizflu- ;
cure. The cost 61 pauperism In thel State i
in 1850 Alias $617,336; of • this, the tax hr . .,
interiYerance, as declared by ,the See . fetary ;
of State, was $605,393." . The most frightful;
Murders and casualitres, caused by the. ina l
d-
(letting pitison, daily reach our errs; Yis:liie ,
nut less.than 10,000 ()lour citizens art: bur
,
reed annually to the drunkard's grave.i
In speaking of a remedy for this appalling
state of things, the committee referred to hay
—it is the genral feeling thrung,hoitt the
Sure, that all attempts ti., regulatetheiraflic
to intoxicating drinks by license, are utterly
futile, and that the entire systeM sbould at
ooee'be abandoned. . . - _ , .
' Alluding to. Maine. Massuchu•ete-1 Ver . -
merit, Rhode Island and, Michigan, where ii
prohibitory law has been parsed, theie say :
Drinking-houses anti tippling• Shops are
closed. Temptattim is ,remov'ed truto the
young and the weak. prunl*ne.s heeler
to be unknown. Cripielari.dithinished two
thirds, and pauperism in a currespqndiug r . ..1-t,
tin. Taxation has fallen. oft. Tll, : t ut,li,
peace and order is preserved; and. large I
amounts of Money, wasted chiefly ity the'
poor up.ex'the bewitching drinks of the,drato-z
shop, are saved to be expended for the'D(ZeES-
sities and comforts of life.' TestimoniiS have :i
come up from men of all classes aud cohdi-i;
tions,from governors of States, mayors f.fcit-1
ies, manulanurers, shipiownera, mcchanics
clergymen, farmers, jail-keepers and, po.l-,l
masters, to the excellent' working tit this..sys-
Lein of legislation: ' .. • ,
Fellow-Citizens. can we not agree 1. - : unite:
with the frieads o! this great reform
,in oar'
sister state, and call upon yor Lezialature, by
a wise rout whcilei:ome enactment, to at rear
the appalling evils which flow froth intose,-.-
tinjdriees-amoog us l' I ' , Lzo.
A ukase has been iissued by the Rus
•teri governinent, forbiddinz Jestr.iih'wornea
in Poland to wear any kinds of head' drew
under their bonnets. The rabbis are for
bidden to marry ably minim who refuses to
obey the new law.
L 1 The English .are running ".Uncle
Tom into the ground. They havt. , ,Unele
Tom dramas, Uncle Tont songs, and, ' Uncle
Tom dinner sees. The; last notion rather,-
"takes us oft at the kbees viz: ;Uncle
Tom - doughnuts!. Th4y_. are :made of rya
flour, varnished.tvult-.iiiiaVe
There zs only one, paper. in Egypt—n
mull monthly sheet in 'Arabic language, at
Iltufdaliars a year. Ti is mainly devoted to
• , ibe potvcraThrit be," and every one: in the
employ of tfies.Paeha is obliged to sat;scribe
t
ONE LOW PRICE to ask. and lake:.4tts ev
vrybodv. We only speak our i 7 enorn'elits Whrn we,
say that our.Gentleinett frtendejwho visit F 1 ,11'14611-
phtn, will be handsomiy treated. and can be smis
fitctorily fitted to a inaichloss suit of at a
very reasonable prieh, by - eallihg a;.the celebrated
orw•prive Clothing Rollie of LIPPEs:COTT
CO.; South-west corner cl'Fouph and Market
Streets, f r
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS,
the Beat Aletheines for the, Cure of Bad Leas
Mr. Dingle. of St. Stephen's near Sulta-b, Corn
wall, wais afflicted lot• a conaiderahle tuna with
bad leg • it had three or four la:ge wounds in
attended with cnntirithal pain and general' 1. - -ea. of
health. Ha tried many remediei, pre'acribed by
'surgeons and others, but obtained neither relief,
'nor lay En it•gution of hit 1 auffeveFa. At- length,
From recommendation, he tried. Holloway's Oini
nial and Pilfa, and thew- Invaluable meibe t ee , ef:
lected a perfect cure in a vary shah. peraid. Mr.
IV I asemict, 40, Catherine street, Devanpurt.
'vocalic ler the truth of this statement .
FOr sale by John G,Brown, Clemons a; ilel.l o r
Pottsville; B. J. Fry, Motors, , r Dr. KCHar
Burns Minersvllle.
SINES' COMPOUND ; SYRUP OF; TAR.
Wild Cherry and lloarhound, iatlan cheapest, pee
antet.t nod best Cough Medicine in the world, and
.curer more coughs than all other medicines' illbru
blued, which all .persons will readily oonchide who
a re familiar with the nature of the specified in.
gredienta. '
It eo.ts but 22 cents a bottle. TRY IT;
For.t...re at the store of REUEEN REESER,
Market Square, end.alto at the atom of C. BAR.
LET; Centre.Street, - Pottsvtlle, who are' p repare d
to sell to storekeeper:. at .tie' Manufacturer's pri.
Prepared only by CHARLES SINES, 1334 Aorth
3d Street, Philadelphia, emit ttir male at needy all
the stores m the United States. ' 1.13111
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC iOIL LINIMENT.
—Jr. IC. Barris, Druggist, at hllaureviiia, we learn,
has obtained a supply direct trona the proprietor, in
St. Louis.
• ,
The Voleaxic Oil,Linimott is truly a cihnottli
inn medicine, and has,done more to allevl e te hu.
man suffering than nay remedy ever discovred.—
One ur two rippliestions wdl relieve the most; te•
were Pairs, Brre6o or Sprain.
-TWO .Butiles will cure the faulAn iTtrdr or
yore, and will hell themost severe Burn or Sodd
without a Seer.
EVERY FAMLLT 1140.171 d have a sup ply cisnstant•
11: on hand to be und in time of nee d.
TO MINERS, working is Coe' Alines, we l imy
to you delay not until you have obtained a, supply
—you will save a great, deal of suffering and men.
ev by tie ruse.
FOR HORSES; ills the . only sure retriedyl rot
.Sameness, Bruises,- Cuts, Scratcher , Old: Sores,
Sweltlgs, itc. Try it end you will be convinced.
Mir See adieruiement in another column
Also for tale b John F. Brown, Pottsville; Joo.
Stanton, Glen Carbon; L • &emir, Llovreffvo ;
Daniel J: Lewlo,Mt. Carmel; Allan McLean, For
eitrille ; Moro!, Finals ,
YORPIGN.
DYSPEPSIII.:—.4hie distmesmg aomplasat (ea
saeokoasa of Ma digestive , WWII, amused by the
impurity of [habitant. The gastrits 'Mee, • fluid
peculiar tethe - stoMech, alum secreted from tsed
blood, I. deficient iii thole solvent properties which
are of such importaime to digestion. Conseepseat
ty the Mod. instead of being diasolvoid, often be
comes. spoiled or petrified lathe stomach; helm
bed'breath, sour belching. costiveness, pates in the
stomach, colic, dysentery, and other dreadful cam
plaints.
Wright's ',dial!. Veritable Pella are a certain
cure for DV*lleMfls, because they cleanse the stens
ach and bowel:. treat ali billious humors,and
fy the blood. Four or fi ve of said ptlls ,. tsken at
night on going to bed, will in all cases giverefief,
and il combined for a lhort time, will maim a per.
feet cure of Dyspepsia. •
Caution —Storekeepers would do well to / trier
else cure in bnying'from pedlars. We understand
thst a man by the name of thestand, and another
by the name of Binel 'are offering what Purports to .
be Wright's Indian Yegetable, PtUs. • These per
sona are het aeittoriZed Agents fiir this Medicine;
and the article offered cannot be guaranteed, as
genuine, The genuine is for sale by Mrs. Ei M.
BEATTY, J.-G.,BROWN and J. S. C. MAATIN,
Pottsville.. Wholesale Ofilce, 169 Race Street,
Philadelphia. ,
N. 8.-:-Thepublic are respectfully informed
that S. C. RUSHES,.of Poitternle, is not an Agent
for 'this medicine, and we cannot guarantee as i gen-,
nine the article offered by him for sale.
S,VILLIAM WRIGHT..
Ca" The New York Tribune has raised the
price of advertistog in its weekly. to fifty
cents per hoe for, every insertion.
POTTS V 29,2481; PLARSETS. 1
Clifti-11.1CTED 2VECSLIrFOI2 - THE JOUGNAL!.
cl'Leat it
100r, 6bl $S 75 DedOesebes peed. 44'423
Rye An. do '; 1., 09 do . do elapsed 400
Weeet, beebel • 115 Ordapplee palred 150
Rye, It) , ' 001 Eggs, doteiu 14
1.03.0, 10 . .'BO t Butter ' 19
Oats, .10 '45 1 5110014s:4, - 8
Potatoes. 40 , 75 Hams. t:.0,, ts
Timutby F•ecit .- ' 825 flay. toe 1 10 00
cl;;:ver sit, 350 Plaster. • 400
Ni A BRILD
.
On th e Mb inst., by ftsy. 'MN , . Anntutra. kAntoN
D. NlClPitti, o(. this Borough. Jo 'MARV A.
BRIGHT or Mount Carbon.
_ . .
On tne, 22nd uIt.:IaNKLIN M GLASSIIIRE.
nf Pcurvilln, to ELLHN U. LIVENGO OD,Of
erstaven,
DIED
On the iltth that.. .1351E8 son of James and Mar
tha A nn Focht, sgvit 3 unlit ha aad ltl ditys,
GENETIM. NOTICE'S.
- TOWN MEETING—REFORM TICIILEI'..
kvettnrt the citizens of Pottsville, *Sol.
outreference tu;,'.rtir peijurs, will be held at Mar!
timer's or, rivai day evening. aprll 1124. , •
et 1).4C1 in ti.ituioatino a llorOugh •
I Icket, pledged iturreugh and radical reforrn..— ,
12s p‘yert and C.UZJEL) generally are requested.
a;tend. Maltz CITIICNIS.
MASOtilt.: 510110 E.-41 new Masonic Lodge
LY ettri he opened 1., toe tiorougrt or 41. (Asir. on
'l4lU:int/AN, April 131 b. The hretbetn ni the 411/-
t ;rat Lodges lit Itc couury, end °Mesa are rtpect•
luiiy , iivand to belne.ti.t. Ili-at
, , ; ;JD *or CL:MC'ticT.—l•orsons
6114h:1,101s in tLe Odd FeklueVfo:,
CI-Jartiv.
t'u iT.al tue. Iron :±tore, Town ;
riOti •' J. ,ior.k.r, S;lncts , ltle 'Wort ; Or
:Jtis O, .0.Z.113, eOULIO atrect,
11!:In3n. 40-iii •
LUST & FOUND.
. .
AWAIL—A bark lltindle Cow
d'awo trout thr subscriber, residing id
C..ibou,.pa tor %7th of Sliitcb
Ob.d a e hey spot utt her hly, and out. r 4
in.uider I'o uort burns, turned
in, .11,1 d hell ..n iser neck. Thi finder.
toyNiUrIAIANI 9,1111 'Cow to the subscra . ..JO la,
iibrralq thV , r4rdod, . • rATrucK Ani,;Attl Y,
iduurit I.:arbuo.
1.5..3tt
Ta.ST PlGS.—Cain to the premise@ of • the
kazu:. , :rflbCf It.,1,1111; in New Came,
OU the n cow and /;•U'r 113:&own.
1,, CALL 4.3 y. charley and take- them
~ 6 - mottles WILLIAxd.
.1 f 4 . I'J:A . . i4-2lt
JEWELRY, &c.
NEILIIiL'AVES anJ Atinlete lu var/riy
ai 11. C. tatet: N'S, Cntre ISt. ,
April i 6, Sl. 15 tf
WSIZtql 111' eetta, very cheap
• R. C. 1:11.E&N'el.
A•iril 15', '54. 15-tf
DEST ;PE' I,NI USIC.7-Tlte Patent Angular.
1) NlbbAu UuW ren. Ilavll4 been made the es
cma,ve site 01 thlae excellent pi:na,i
neer t brio ut low paces, with cite allMilftleceott
appreciuti.d. Come cod try thew tit
R. C. GREEN'S, Centre L.
Apill 15, .51. 1541" .
ATC/INS, 'WATC lIES.—A very large
V I . cal Out, - ; sticct.l stock - of Engllah
Wa lc tj,. f..,r uera. Cusue sad try mem
R. C.GREEN'S, '
iiign or the Gulden Eagle.
Atoll 15, 15 tf .
OLD AIN LI SILVE.D. Lever iNutclire
401.11131)1i:S. itObin
Rajio.ray ruq•krepel . —
a.; .311..11tc. , 1 p7ttortil hccu.ately of schartgetl.
IL C. OIOIEN, Canoe cheer,
I.
i I LUC.SIy,CLUCK S. —A. warranted clnel as
cht•-ip aQliar—V)l,lo 8 day cloas .11s low as
it. C. Centre ettrert
15. a
J 40.:4:.±.
Apt,: 15.":.-1
ALVES,: WARE. ANT) FANCY 000Dd.—A
• isc,i,t/ntla or Hued wage. cungiatlng
;r,f T. Plteners, Mugs, Salt hint! Kum.,
•.01 rte.;. t 4.- LlioactS, Napkin
17ina, tic , tat- art icles La be
best alitets of ciout)le a ad' treble pae.--
F.er am:lp,
11.1 C. G iIECN.'S, Centre street.
15-tt
April IS. 'Z4
NOTICES.
he,e.by gtvin that. War H.
d:4 , 1 141 ac C. Sloan; have formed a Co
o:Irmo:00p. ender the Firtu of Harris& Severn for
j•nip of carryza! on tne Lumbia
t ov t.ate taYon the s:elthlght Stelun Saw 1.1111 at
ali.tiot Hop.% Schuylkill County, and aro. prepared
I.:thav of lumber at short notice and
c.olooahli tatas. •-• W;ILLIA.3I' 11. ILI KRla
ISAAC E. excraiN.
Apr.l 13, i 5i • 1.5-ata
TO TE.I.CIIO.ItS --Appitettlinm
J..% 1, , r TelC:4lst v.lll be , ecelYeil by she
v!O., Zit!li..E:l L:n.tril until IVedtaday, Apykt
f. Lurk: tihtil:l 1 bg bad on April :15; ylenc.ol
.:ornnenoi xn.o. - 1H:,&. By order of the
JOUS B. C. birti , ..TlN,See'y.
ANA 15:.,1" 15,24
Qt,,) ItE.WAXID.—the :hove reward will be-pzl.l
t,.;"•)tw the Bus1111(4 Committee of the. Pottsville
!or:10:114)4rd, for the arrest of toy .person or Imo
p.,hs f..llne ilrstroyitiz the rnblic. richooll Prol,t,Y
ri the ltur - 43.17ti.. Lr. 11. LtlB, '
U. 8. p.2,1.LRT1N,.
eocutuitLeo.
.4.cL11 It, 1554 . 15.31
() The pattLerabigi heretofore eating
ceo Jouatinn denuoa,
C...ro;:et..as nod I.3:llldere, has been dieeo:red
by u.‘,:f.ctii con.ons. oa Lhe - .:,..t 4f Pieptemocr, 16.50,
LA.UCK.
JONATI.I4I.N eSC/11 1 3i.
•
uettiiza. iscuum.
rbt:a., Aprll 1651 .' IS-6th'
:IIIIiitIiLIJTION
, par,nerAitp lieretolore existing between
May an.l. John Alan, trading under, the
Eire". ni /WIN MAY, at it Ig Run G,41,,
` , , , r , ls.in;he;tan,i Conn:y.l4SP dirseived by mutual
cone ; n: ao tlu 211 M arch, 1 54. the bn3tuess %sit!
no CiiiitirUtl h. , reatter hq Thomas G. Hay,,-.-ou too
,ena• *ill also settle up the bueiness
the late :inn. THOMAIS
JOIIN MAY.
Aprfl 14 alt
ivrlcp:.--16 !be Gum of poor:two, P 1.12.1" of
.1 111 1$0,uyhiii Couoty :
GFA , Ft 4 ;E PAYNE Ind 1,
WILLi A M ITN 8,97 March Term,
ea. r - • rt. Fa '
VIANCItkCDONALD-
Cum undtrsiv,,.d Auditor appointed by the ;mid
Conn w n.icerteinand distribute the 110.0111113 due in
the Miners; Lat+orern and :14....eliantcs. under the Art
'of ',lft etotihe amount dire the landlords
f , r r•lit, will u lend At bla office, in the' IBoroush 44 -
V, tits r.h Jr y
nt IU o'el,c't A. :M.. ur receive (be proof 'of claims en'
tb‘i ,11114 . ra!ird Pals of the Defehdint's eer
can3l 'property by the Sheriff. •
JOHN P. 1.1011 ART; Atiditor
'l3-31
Apr! r. 1551
OTYC E.—The shtscri he rs have thls dAy formed
14, to.partn?l,olip, tu.der the Grin of,rOMROY.
& POM KO Du ale traneiction of a peer.
al foliN OILY Ned MACHINE buolnes!,at Lpe
Err&hlts,..l Foltsvtiln lion Works," Corner of - Nor.
vcrt - tan and Coal Not,ets, Pott3vßie. '•
B. P. pomnor.
• WM. SMITH,'
' CLIFFORD POMRDY.'
Mo( F ! 12-3 m -
PARTNERSIII/Pi
IJ :no ner.ni:cin the Espies' nuelneda,vititch
:orretn:orr ex6cril aetween N. O. HOWARD. E. W.
I:Atti.,arl R. I' WEAVER, and was rooducied au
der.' he'llame of Iloteard, Earl & Co ., was diaeolved
on tee :t.et..!ny of Deceiranr, 16.3.
N. G. HOWARD..
E. W. EARL,
• . • ', WEiVER.
N. same business to continued by N. tg.
.Ilonoirti cod It F, Weaver, under the Grm name of
u WARD & Co. - N. O. 110W4n11.
F. WEVIER..-
'Mardi 23, 1!354 , 12 et
•
• ,
NOTICZ-•le'herthy given to, the Aseestettre of
tsso ititf..reht Townships and Boroughs* of the'
Csusst - ,; 14.11 the 'dly of Appeal will be Lei& at the
tionnstivalosset a' (lake dson the 1 eth . tley of Aptli next,
errel.t the Itnrtsuan of Botta' ale, which *lll be held.
on ase 2.3sii of :he Chute month. l
The t,Sontsolerinners alto Oa notice ;to ell Tar
Wit dere .t the several Towrshipa arta Batoualte
nt the Untinty, fl - sr the year 1 854, that they will - helm
Ihto the - TS - cavity DIAco theswhole amount of
their litkni !rates ' , raisin on year from the time Laid
Doplicetes, have been placed their hands, and
ttvy C hector neglecting lo dos no, will cherged
n'ssercet far eny halanee ,nopald. By order_ of the
80 tiJ. attest. A. K. 3f. H Epxr.a,
N, A -Terraqns Garotte, 31Inertvale Bulletin,
80,raina dna Vole' and Frinheita Pletsee, will Weise
hiatTl2;s, 1054 , 17-11-
•
elf-Ii •
NOTICE.—Notlee
beroby elven, that I trade this day June &b.
tvith,ine .11.. EDGAR RICHARD& Esq , .
in the practice ofi.aw, Which, in, all its various bran
Oita. win herrefler be cnnducted under the fifes Of
NI:VILLE az ItICIJARDA. Office. Ceotte Street,
nest doer to St. 31orrls' Store. Pottsville.
]use 11, ISS 2441
'.Tha subicriber would hereby notify
.1„ 1 41,1, t0,,,0ts and the public generally, that
prenatedwr all time. to attend to the ineasuring of
Plant:lllg, etoneMstoory, Brick klasonry,tllagingi
and other ineasOrlog belonging to' Dal:dings of, all
kinds. Alen. to contract for the Conetructlon•ead
Erettionof all kinds of Buildings. thergen moderns * .
Itespeerfung. JOHN 11. JAME/. ,
P. /.—eflinnktni for met levors;the undersign /
wouldsollelt a contlouatiow of„the hitherto Muhl
patronars.l ' 1.11.
27',!1852. . 48-ly ~ •
oSAIAS .ORANGISI MED.—Just revelys,d
and rer sale oy the lb, or len quantity, b
April 15, 1634' y
. D •
:.
UIANNAN,
COAL.
OEY have repwred to
JJibsolliee la J: Frame Bundle& in Ce 4.-
tre street., a kiw 'doors abet, its Peuesylvanta Halt,
where persons haviarbutierav with thew will pieile:34
au:.. I
• . 15.4.1* •
tIMIIM
CaAalats. on AT.i, Agent , for the
IL/sale of ANTHLI4CITE end 81 !UAW'. tiUt c(34.
Opium, Ist - 71-1-tac of No
Yogi. •
: P ie) •
- •
~ ' - (.44billtliliaileinnt Cta nh et' y.Si/L
I. gar Loaf aid ituoutilun, fruni 'Le
WHITE Aini
~ i Labigh Regina. , - : r
1, t Itatbbnir, ktidad I'll ~ and Hie( k
' - ii. 1 l,tleatti from tbe etch ylktli tegloit.
RED
~, , vin. tGate; -Lyle/Out, ....4111 in. Oreba4i,
mpotarand Levy to Vtino.,.
Yrvaa' the. celebrated Frost/in:4
nrrigiuxous. ~,Cualtki.Nlu ls
ms ; ao c..wbertatos
{
'And - Livetpont. c,
. - - OFFICE aau till& .I% M. to 2Y.ig .
'Match AO, OM i . , 11.4 f :1
~ . . .
,11184,LLVTIOICOM'CUratit'A'ZiEllt.1111r.. ,
-1410 pirtnetsulp beretultire clisttsg Lett.cei,
gorge W. recycle/ bud lbetklubstic :ellties;-treetbg fl
the RIM* of aSYD}ilt t MIL.NEb, u aim
solved by • mutual:euesieut, by nib v4 , 100..4%41 pf
neklaiDiu ibet.drusi lisory,u H. tkeyaKr.
baring purcitaledibla tear., interest in ell tbe dr
PartakenuP of 1001' buttbess, wub settle sit tc
cuutiU wuti the lit# MO: •
:I • GEtniGu W. eJNYDEIL!
LtLNJ.Sellit. ?.11.1.."‘Ls
Pottsville, Jan. 14, 1644. • '. •
•
• ".
NOTICE.—Ine usinee or be Isle Mu) of
Dhlt Ir. MILN tat Or AI be continued b} the eub.cr;t4 r
!nail us various biSocnes of ikte;aul
Irun Founder, uniumtde.urer of Ail kind, of macblia,ty
Sur &Mill Milli, bbiet Fusnacta, Ituutoad
ac. lie Witt alsO•conteuue ale business' of zu“..k.
st:d tlslhui the ediebrated /alai F'sreit Wats atio,
end Leers, cad Speris reiselfeddieS Cdu, /a, Gelber...4r
proprietor ut tbeee Guliter •
EORGI; W. eiNYDEN:;
•
Jan. if,
AO.PAILTIIIE4IIIIIP.—"-iiewlt+ AUDEN,
1.-111161) Staving 'Owned the selitag , and
us Voal, has {ht* day aaanciated wit 1. Ling Vt, it.u yy
4. AUDitssallib„Juno
Voila, Lnd_t tue Ossu ur VI Atli/EMUS:4 , y.
Cu, It 4,11 N. &Lou
W warts hos. 7.lnd d, Purl Richmond.
, "LtwW e ItDGt`4LLLL'D,
• 3.sL;URGLI rt.iffe(.
• • G. JULti.JRIL D.
• -,
Jan. 14. 1554 .1
BUSINESS CMWS.;
. . . .
AL o l ita •karr ATI' IK. stab; NC V a tau Cs ' t..t . ...4 .
LtVoiICAACCNiti.-Tnill.lll43treagiAr.4 ru..pat.,i.:ii y
intie: , .....u.o.awiplc nutdic At utralJyi•-inaL 1:,
WA - attune to atts.,4 niowptly N
to all bus:l,l to
m: tail teitia cate,•;a11111 as tna • I '.
irittobaas awl nal* u( flal.tatate.
Voliactlon of Ita4ui, t 1 • 1
•
- Cnveyancr,g, j , 1 ! ,
,#‘ l Jllattallyooki-infi AccOunta, - ! • I
f .
•citre s uluS •utt• tioUrtal Agency.
°Me ID '1.4411k0 - 13tIC VI, uppostte thc Town IJI,W.
za:dli EL L'a:lii, It' ' ,
PoTtivilla,4tOttl li, 1654 • ta7ly ,
'
5.. , ./ilTik,W . Gietaiit, .I.Tl'oliNi.: ' Ai' LA 1..;--
16 . 7 . 1 . 11, aersvittee'Liuyisa.V teuuuly,k.....'
" )10.413ft.6 Iti • ..1 ,
Ilea. F;I:Lio L;wis, 1 1 3, ~
.1,.a.x 1.:. hip.oz, (Plalladalpiod. •
- J, kl. kias.box 4 , 1Cu. - , - . - Gourtla.ld o.l..„tirw Y.., .. '4
..icitts U. 1..;...tr/tha.L. Lail.; twig v IIM, ka.
ULIVL/i WAT.MC, /..g., 11 /19./. 11 1P.1L.1 .-
- . l:arch i„ Illai - ,". ' '
v 1 y ': .
.•
IR. • Wi1.14147,!'S OFNLC:k. t. et I.ait t..i
Jl.futto, thite dUytS UYIJ W the l'oet 1,411:Q. :11:
IIUUtS 11U., to 2 its .x.iethd 7 to -
rut,. /4 LOA :; d-1).
,1,1, D. DODb.u.l.. DES
.11%14 Market ttw u. Ott IltnAr!, (A:Olt
otkafea uptral tat tdaht 1.3“.1:44.tury
aau - 4O resaoinibte;tcraia.
I ACQB itigtALk.—Ata tikOt Ll' AT.
J
L79M-111Y11, Ycnyyiklll Vou Lay. Yd., will 4/.1 , t... f
.t.y U./amass to 61. cute, wall
4dle 14,1531: :1 • 4-311-.•
/V 1 .EI).IIOCiUS rLrOF 14.1.;., IC— 11-..
a. cunt of the qiabo.. - orgar% or .11eltleuu—
tuned. Any COIOLCIUDIC4i lOU 'addrebstql
L a
c Os r. at Ws tetqaeuce. Mansion !louse;
nun; wilt be punct.ll.ll4 ; attenund
Oen. n 4, Ib:+3 . •
A I.I.IIIN.FISIIER, SUltVklYoll.
% Lonunue LIM bUsllatm, c.l hla ice . 1.1.;
troaatuuallt. label. liar lug puete.6lllon Of 1 r.p.l
Papers, rlgtes &biz 'harm. he bas tuo.ual ,
for the pursuit ot bli proteuututl. and cal. give
Ole Ittlutibattonni.rvieromou r to land' In int
glob.
iIOWELL FIBfIER and ALLEN Ehmcit
i•uuttuus the buying and selling ul litat Lutatr,k.l
have now for aalevevera/ valuable "'rail, 01 roil
Lund.
Office, Ceetie street. four I.lvOra moUth 0 ft hr
vivattlet Hall, gator mitic, kottactile.
hiuv.itelier Iti?3,
• • WANTED.
ill' AL TLC I good rnatoberinaid, for gez4.ll
V V house% oil,. IC;c•Lid Waged giveu. \ono need
apply witnotif bait references.
Cell at Woodattlf. near Fllrreolvllln, at the 11A,
ul for uncerstsnerl.'
April 15, 185 i !i•- 15-It
• ': •
DOAK!) WASTEL*.—Rya ygmfig martin:
I.knople,.wlttilts five totuutee walk or ',nue : 4 1—
a private faintly prelerrell, In or .near Matuint.,ot:o
St." Fur addre.a.g . pply to It. BAN SAN, et toe e , tiirte,
to Centre ettreet..3
1854. • - Mir
_
VT ATEU.—An Apprentice to learn 11694.. ao„;
Y btgn Yatlitiui wilt! Paper finifiriug. Apply
-.1.• W. 130%V1i.N d
. ,
April I, 1851 . I 13-3 t
AGS WAR Tha):—Einitq, riiewnvely engaged
it in ale erfotwrr, wr w all pe.y In t,c l / 4 .1 •
(0 , umichauts And atbdis barring rags for dale. mare
rasa thepinseur,r4rirei. prices —Casa.
JEoiztlir taiNUOILE; Paper 11.thufictorpre'
I , lllladelbbta-rNqi; 21 and VI .
.• (Ist •heel hanEw Arch, be+o c - cti it h and nth.)
Phlla., March lb; ln:/ 1. - . /
ADiTki:D —TA* Dail i 'Ain - a z kd
A I L IPI oag i tt l attaa-Cool
•Calty;lty are not cot
I y ampiosingTo good, steady th en, tott.to ut
empluyruant,'ute 14gbett i•tager, and the [oat
win hr given, Payment* - toontnly
cos* —nu atOrc orders- 7 :We Company pat th an'tt. : Ifl
merebandiay. -
. The. Coiepauy'eitallraed, - nn tebtelttlaily Paaseuivr,
Trams are not.e wattles, 'Words co.orentent at - et-4A
to the ailnee,.wbtelt are titillated to tin Ceboteti 4!1,1
healthy coatitry. .
ELME titg.looT.9 are eitabllshed, an.l
tie couttime4 here.' tor toe edueuton of the' chtlll.o.a
a , .th e mi n ors awl; Workmen: ' Alpiy to J. It. mcqi , - .
WA ),. ]l into; at.the ottle#, Haunch ij .p
!!sues. !. • ELLWOOU hiORRIa.
'Etnelnee; notl Liuperfnt-i,re n•,
ok, tic
rce aria•rdlAersvllos papers plepAo copy.
)(arch 121 1534 • • li-ti
ANTED. —;,A manager to take char.fe... , e.
V V' t•urnaca?ln Weatern rennrylvant.t. t
ty 'competent and skilled in the me nu rtictur, • t
Ltlttliminous f?'azt, an 4 a!) , .e tu ifive
relorancea, a %owl ! salary.. will be at Vert •
edrnie_u," .cartio Ur Mr. T. 1. Mlles, Lct tri• met r
Pr iltdelpnla Y!lst-;ioeleo
reb.25,1E.511 1
- I
i ' cINE undersigned ree,ut.t fully! al.no , ti• •••i:, •
j 1_ frtends and to th e traveling tritt hush-.n :..., ,-.
- ---. ..1 - 1 ;:• her .11), •Imi he has ien.ril the ebovc
FOR SALE & TO LET ' '""'""."''' ''''.' " P
"4
°u'llt." I" ' ' rtft...;•4
. ' i.Ie.ST I:L.‘ HOTEL. Willt..ig• V, Ille . ,1101.6 ~.,
.
. .: . v. and ,it mhere t t , ..jhlrh , e , inperwr a, 11!TC•.,
,
i `0"1•1T.T.••• , ,5. 'large, light and run return( h erte,. ; c.,lnttod illoile.ls,te voitr.tred t.l r.l)l ; Riarilied ill '
1..-KENT LOW.;! Apply a t t h e B et ,h eje ,„ t'
of ; ;toll no patina urs,rms.,. will 1.,. pared to• ..
•.
E. taexatu L. , . C. i Mi 1.1:.! Melt' er. , y caritort3l•le nrd, plc3ssrit. 1 .
April 13,1854 ' , , 1:+-tf :' 1 3 ~ t3l'Lltilt',S,l-',1.,:ht,-t
.
. t 7,7 5 -.. Having enugei M.Jor ELI :.. I rErNi, - ,1., iv"
i.f the '• tingle ii,t , ,•;,” mAlo . ril ,, rn, w.:.:0 milts a
I , lrg, rime of trietotl hndn , qualntante, It, E,1., , <,: , .
Ponillylvanta., pi:icons to relMrp, v.hc, vli,it ~,..
V(.rk fi..,l,loo3 * lrettlli, offt , n7 , try. will hh , i C
MV.I etre,: E.1. - .4 ••
.1 Nan Venn,qll,nrct Boas. •
April I, 1 - . hi . , - 13-9tri '
•
•
I 1 SEAT COTTAG TO REST TO:A
In the Borough of l'ott cAr
hit], newly rendvat.ed and highly int- 4: 1•„.31,,
iirneed, containing 'llve tome with hitch • 75;
•,), carer. -cable . , Orden; ;Papery,
in the •most contra! hustnest portton of
iinid Borough; apply to
WILLIAM B. [FULL,
or JAMES GILFILLAN
April IS. 19.54
. .
- LI on. sAuti
, The aitbseriber °Mad for :11 ' . a
.I.' Li:St-this Violluoolla, arid .
" Dounle Bass," I,:ti
;.tent MUM' :: ' ' . .
The Instrument. are in g ood order and 1M 111 hr iold
cheap. - Apply ‘0 1 ' J. ADUlis9,l IslecOia,,:! •
Or at the office Of tbls paper. 11
1 '
April 8, 1851 •i 11 Sit
4.--
AStRIAGIC 'FOIL IiALN.—A.
C.:auu PottAvancl.
-April I t 183 a ; 13.3! • .;.
;ARE CRA3IO.III—FOR SALE—The Swett
weli•kept DrY Goode and Grocery Store, :6 a
airtvine 'Wage of the Coil !Legion. •Stoi k light ;
tne nominees bee atielir carried Ain on the Leer] •pri 1.
pie. Beeson for •:leavirla—the owner withre to
gage in osherlblasbiels. 'Enquire et thin office.
April 1,16.511 ' 13410 ,
COB. SAIL IC;rwo Pumps, initable; for 'BS
1? or Water •Worki.- They are new; bare 210ier
b , ep in use, and were bum for a Water Work., tut
were replaced 14,:othere Of greater capacity. 'at) ,
are double acting, IQ inch dtau:eter and 4.teet Ftr4 nv.
tilted with gun metal velyes;cl , alge - deats and P 4 r
tee; are upon east ir on bed plates, ant are cowl Ku -
ted of hest matergals and workulanehry. Adores;
& TROTTLI:,
'Hydraulic Machining, Pio. 1.0 ant. , 41 •
-'• rtritadeipt4.
• 13.3:
FLES I Ilk 1 17LES . 1 DIUL
':.V.l.subseriber otters lot sate at ht pl:d.11P11
IMlddto Ward iloi•Leiti '..llaqut street, a Jot of duo,
- Kg htutky male,, )arge size Nod getpil stock. C : 1114'111
roe !kern. • 'hlOttfilWWllittSON • fa
'Pottsville. March 'l3, ibSt.! r 12-t"
REN*L'-Three d ~ st•rato-o®[ti
.0121r.a tiOildrna , confaroi !11. and Mahiin
tkrad Bti. ; , •
)851i . i • )0,4(
9 IC, LSD —A' esst story row& and cellar c•it'. `2,1
Streell.'niar riorweglan, wuli adaotcd tOr hO.re
Room ciriome mCcltacical business. inquire •nr .
t it . g. GREEN, Cent,re Street, Yotierilii•.,
Feb 45, PM': a ti•tf •
•
,
-
'VOA LEAMIE.—To a goodr Tenant, a valuiblt.
V Trim of t:ual Lind, known as the "Zorhy Tia6t.'
•ittrata In Frallep.rfowneby. nehnylk 111 County, 41;.t
'of Tremont. ii Ref 05 both sides of tbe Moe 41ii
Extenoionlo Mid4in Creek—contains :Vont VIO ac,no,
is
` heavily timbered; and well aua . pton for an extrqn:
...me operation. ;9eveteal veins of lied AEI Coal
nave Onemprooet ancl found to be of fiJot-tate cttili.
ty. For further to formation - apply to-
.1 . . Juitti HANNAN,
•-• • i •• Of MUTER FLibti,ll.,''
YottavWe•
hoverober 5 Ito 3 - • - 43 If
. . , . ,
, ,--
.
OR DALIC ,A
80 feet lot on Centre Eitreet„:o.
L' 8...• In J. WyCllei,addtlon to Potberlile. :'s.ll
rubs fro% Centre In liallroad Street, is bounde4 on
the south by lot o'f„a,tiougb, Esq., on the nbrtn by a
SO R.. Sneer Fbr terms and particulars enquire or
the Subscriber at hla Drug Store.tentro *treer. Pet il
ellle. ludlsputahletitle will be given. 1
t ' JOHN el. C. !ift.RTC:.;'
~,..,t . 2 •- . • Agent for th e Owneir
August (0, - Mat ' • 1
CIAZENIVOOD LOTS FOS iltai.t.—Vhluitl.k.
building lottin tholitast een . tre I pert "ft tie Lor •
pitch of Pottaville, !Italy laid out on the Oreenfrooi
111fe4161, OFeredforau la. 'Apply to . •
a t A. RUSsEL. Agent;
for the owner', at hia office In
.h.tahanto hge, St.
,Pottavtila Pdar.3.1631 la. .
- .
• NOTICE:. • •
!Ple.l3Ubseinoft hereby glee* notice that he ;Ins
J. Gm:elated bfr:128011GIC Ifardoar.
er
ehaot. Boleti/tient for the sale of " The PatenandVate In thle relion.. J . a. Gt!..kt
.- • . .
Tug aubserfbei leprepared to execute order'', for
the 'boas mention. ed Spring,. TheY are decidedly
the heat atilt:, ;ter offered to the public, cuing' re
mar,ksble for etinpr.etty an 4 durability. Fns u.ale,
wholesale end u 0601iGE Hitl6lllT4l
Into sad Hardware Bin re :centre Streit,
opposite Moen"'lP' ilk , Pottsville.
!firth 11.1854 .
10.4( ;
Ilwrso wtspow snAlEs nt 40;:ta.
—Just received. new end neat styles of eninted
Wlttdow 'Madge, et 40 ei;is cacti, 00 'rents with
d atoms, end arrerds t including Otled.Landstepe.
Boquet, Vass' letrPlalit ipatterns, 6mb/string. 11u.
latest and most litatilonebleFor sate
wholesale and men b) , - " " 4 " A "'
sent 0. - :
H LADELPHI
Ilevertitementi.ret up in 42 'ger
rou
ei st,
a are eh ofied fifty per tent. advancp
grgvertising rateA,
„To The Laze tir wieqr. Trade
•
`MORRIS . L. HALLOW
ELL
AND CO.,
147 MARKET. ST/IP,Vz
A SR. the attention et fluyett to tit,:t set,
Hlliand attractive , stork . of
SILK (f.: 1 7 ,4NCY :G hs
WHICII WILL IJE 11ULI1 ♦T
GREATLY REDUCED . PRIC - -
FOF rug isAAINDER OF
CASH ApiD SIX MONTHS' DE:Milts:
. ,
• TE1T:31.51 .
-411 X .11101iTtlf1r CREDIT or rt:a
111SCOUNT FOR CAPSII.
lt-I`rices 'for goods Invariably utaf,frm.
Phila., April 15, 1e+.54
HARDWARE
- CUTLERY .
.1. 1 1 41- .M.oll
STLINDFELDGEI,
.493• Vlarkot Stroes 'Ulm" nva'il,
PHILADELPHI A
Me:rtn.! , ls, 1651
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLVD ;' -
4Nr.,,W sad superior artmie tar Nuel,i“; c
Ills
is at least PO pey CCM . O Orraper *b • „.,
wakes • tar mute beautiful blue,
tnorely dtspensiDg with the la.l 1,1 AL
Vs'artantrd not to injure &lie bilei , l a.liNr. ; A ..
fle 1, 1.1 may is yriplittl . lo gbh) 4;# I',
; or 1!, J , G. drown, Pottss II it, •r.. 1
gixta and Vrocsragenerally-
riIINCIYAL I) ol'oT—Ai:ted• itber6.6.
}stet lit‘re.Nv. viitz :lecc.i..tlritreet,
.%1 1 11.1'11la.
-
1. 1 1e11 , s • Etutit
11.1,LityLuDI ehoule• ernhiat• tt,s
• 1.410 On) . Clothing for Men RHC Bo) s. - ,
GEORGE C
, i;firav (:LornING
: 4 . s,Cuni.c.c3:ll.iiiLT t6ELititi.t, •
etiltqa(lne, d ui Jce 41 ldr. best, 11.,V,..1
.2101 tlwt Lue.n, tiny I.
wrkeib. till v C 0.,.
bI_AY
P 4, fill Jacket*, 31 , ..n.9ey Jacktqc . rt. it. . L;
ti,,,tet , 'I weed, Ltden
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t" t,o7>tieg ot 614itts,g1tochs,
(.tre,id to. tot's lowest pfiatae,s
tei, d od as ria7 ull.er herding dtr.rti. 1, 1
Un!cd..
, Pay o'.to %tic , Cesire t ()V t.:. 41.0TM.N(.,
itretit.l Ll...in:um:a ,11. ck.
2r Country Storekeemro con. 66 arr:44..;tt...4i.:.
GI cfry tuts rates. I
(;ELARGE ATLI-I.N ,
art
ZVUI
MEE
• FRUIT. 11NO corztpricrzoin:
REciEFus,
318 AIf:WET ZS:rsot,PUIL4DELI
VYlti 8tt.1161011 01 lleNlet• to their
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f.gliotlpllidl, 1 Clif op - I111:3, rI ti
, I:1'A ul
1 ii,e bt,t euuLefin'd,
4,1 rdult4 to kern wrll. Aldo, of
1. , 11 Vant tsta ituz, pit 'Cox Ft: 11110 N
lilt Y. conli.ilng 113.1fattel.
Jetty Lailur
sugar nlct~nG
Crtl.2ll Eon .liol,,
Ltu.z.i,FateTa,
eSuglit egmd;
Iceiathl 310 as
Fruit brop2,
titlM .1L DIFYERINT FL•••Rt,
'Wr take prirticular ykor.,l lit lat.'AtLg ,rtt
lur CU4l.llit) Oraler)j - lull
e, , ec1.10 441.8.111 y and prtr.n. Country
Ls tucl: etre kr,utra tLry bill 1..tr.0
t!
Itt.t'KE} I .-.
:519 kel 8Irret,P1111.11!
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April 1.1z:4
MISCELLANEOU.
OSAGE ORANGE PLAIVTS
I OSA1:1:: A INC I: PL.% N TS
iilione year Old, j 1.11.: Inn Ir d , .1Io! 1,o;
y y b. bANT , ..•.:\
tinit•rl (;)r sttyp',ied at .hurt
'
Arl II '3, :654 4,
G. W- RIDGWAY &DO.,
DE A.L ERN
1,4011. EKS, MACii IST! MANUI!'.I(
:`‘.! :it! N. 1V II A ILVES, PIIILAIr
Yr Urde i.• i‘rif J. A. SIOUIIL t Ftifri•vi
April 1, 1051 14-11
ou.s. BULL IN POTTSVILLt
I.FRELI FIUWARU , thy c,lehrated
l'ortsyille shortly, Is r4i‘e ua
mole telertzroorA:els
to e.lteo the tlare to eelihrtely •
A'rW • 1014
'
Rich Goleravid Silver ra.rioi
Papers.
L$T RFXCIVED, hew awl el.clant
Gold and Silver Papcts . for Patihtn, IA 1)1, t r.l. P.
sot, Btiver nod Gold Borders to rif:titli, w:01 t t. r;
variety of Parlor and Chamber emu and ce: 10.
taper, from tl cents aid lipwartls, ti o "..
fail, at tninufAlvuteer, prltits, al many el the Prl
et priced paper,. at•legai than ally F , .! ,
:rcritier keep, the lamest 084Ortnient 01 . Papit
logs to be touird in the State, out of. I htlathlot,
for aale at Li. itANN A!. le
April 6,1E104
NEW BOOES ! . (,,NEW 1300 .13.5 '
4.;l10041;10(1191 . 1ft Ames It .110
. .
litakmtad • . • - • ,
I tf.t iztS Ad ventarca ...1 a Courlf ry Xere to IV, '
rialNiate., 1..,••!zt., a:, 14:storical Nova!, 1,3, , .I,t,
1V..1r„
Th,.. A.Arlipl/a1,P.,1. 1114 !. Tiffiitolnd. , a
i .
it, r• 11 •, •, Ileir, b I'. ii4miltoti Myeri,
ra , ,ptet, OF I'r••jzl , :rt a; Ilyziw c:.d tt a I .'itltz.... a
A tii”d;ogrt.r.ny.
7 i , ,,1.",ct , !ekr , , ,, r Civ.unru,tar.t:ll Evident,,
. . . .
11.. 1 .1*.:1..1t.), by 211-: litolias, .:'
I •
"'Diver tuan Trial.
.r.ir talk t , y
U. DANSAI
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' A r ril l i'.;, 1154' ' Ili--
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00FireT,LAND STREET uoTrL
• GaTC TaIrLOWS •
2'3 CO TLAND STREET, N 0..;
5 '2 a*
cheap setter Paper
AND roiyELopu.
To Storo rapers and othitrs.' _
; N hand a variety nf Cap and Letter part i er 4, r; .
' which Ar,t.Offeted at JO, rirya
Cream atld•irdit kr.nc!i
and ine new., faohlonable style of b , iff
DEO Note Pillows, and Envrlop-a to match.),
riety• IteTtely of Ateet Punt, front 12,t
upwards per groi , e, , ;. - ith s complote aaen,r,.tl.l
stationary. For into low at
1t4;0 6 , and Stl;coocry; e
Feb. 24, loal'
PAINTINct, GLAZING &-rartNra G.
, . .
T HE I , 4i.tetir t-rS 41,TistInCe to tilt:1411.01e Ell, Y
picpared to ricfllle ali oki+fs to tticir
at the show at GOMA., and 4,0 the tiadnoab.,
ternis They en,ploy goad lo;aknieo, :at: ILrir cue
t nreeta may thet, J iare Or na rn f , .1.11H factOly tt L. -
Alio Chinese g:oas and ',lll whit.. Paintings execc
te.d In the best. rly ; . C . Wolikm4itt,!::p. GrAinirtg .n
all their vet ietlee. Stonted and rha me Fed ,Ato , i,
1 311 gl,t•A or rtVc•ry •rtritt . of It) le and color;
Gtr eturchua. Ve,10•111e.. &c., tor. sale by tlAtl,o2 oot
berf., c ity rixte. y & P..5101,L.
second glrcet„ one door above NlaiArf.
April, 8, 1;34. • 14-01
Fresh Garden, Grass and
FL(.)II"EA SEEDS,.
P. , r.44 , of IhP Seed and Book Store of tb
scrz!,er, IVholesale and Detail.
SHALL .aa,tOrtnte.utd, pit - op for Mert.hantb to
again. at city price...
Ineso'Reed arc guaranteed to be what they bit:
preAented;uhich is important to purrhaa«ti..- -
Fruit Tfere; Plants anti ithruherry,
eiAtatned to order,at it BA SNA NI
aed Boot.: Wt,re
.1 March 11,1554
. Zinc t'aints.
One• Thud Cheaier. than Mare
Pottunott,
• THE NEW JERSEY ZINC CUM
LT. t rl NG greatly enlarged' their ‘Vori.. • kw a:
! .
Llproced thr fitislllty of their prodtwr, v
‘to ertGult. 01640. for ttirli
.. .
. •,- be VEIIILIII PAINI4, •
i)ItV, and Glt(it,ND IN ()if.. iii 1, x 0 q ,. ... 1 1 4 ( t 34 -"
0! ifout 25 to bf.o pounds ; ajr9. ,
I;ItV, In barrels ~t t. , ,0 ponf,gs ,•,r 4. ,
'flo;Ir WM fi, Zi N t:, or.sio'n '" , ' ,6 3 dry - ' O,, # 1 . 4,1 ` 1
In oil, is vi'arrliii!..l ...q..'N.F. and La-iltpiidiicil &or ho‘ly
it ild tinll:. - iin V: ili:,!1•C .
. A ; ; ,e;find 0.,,,,,,,,.x0y.b, , ...n dis,ost•red. whichea
stlts tar' , ton;,-, , ,,, , , r i Iver7Zinl their paint* Ili Keep
flash ar...1 x„,,1. it ;;., 4.;.1i fn, aay-trastroabio ton,—
In thli iss, , c,c; tbr O' ;,a,ata vr...,1 !e superli , r"„to ate;
iiitif.r Ili IN.! L,Zaliel ' -.-
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• •i ; • ; ,,, r Llic.t....'N. XiNC PAINT; sahich is *O4 et a
low pr., r, iiiki I:lll.C. , ;iyipl'ltiAile frnrn the Zinc. ()rt.
fr,,,.. :: , ,x .1.,!..iy, id nip*." W4l ' l krlown for ita n't,:dnL
-1.,,,c qi,iiiii.„ed iatibillifTi . ind. to :rob or other, in,13;' , ...
tiiri4C•. .i. . .
••Th. , tr C , "l"ONL'i:i" . )l..Oft PAINT, pos4esses 611 I! ,
prnpraisa , - ,f 'LI,. Crown; arc t la of xn asresx.l , is er, oco
for put :aura tpt I ..ntoLgt ti , Bopnto I, Oen •to Uthllror t,iit Odic • .
S" ,
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v.l; , p'.ted (+AIi:4I.TM t..rmA Ly th(tr
45 , FriENI-li # iltt tfARDS,
MMEMiI
Pittstiurg a'rovision iiisiretiolise .
c••.; e4r.krrl 39. t
kJ. Pt ,Vlcoh Tr! rr.+•
nIi:Y!1. w;.l keep Ott ivly Au;.i.,i) ar yil t.n •
er. , tirst Ch' , ._:Ce and
r!1•+ In thvir.llr.t.. , l I . l:•;req* :AnAi r.p.n of A '•
Itn.2 t.trise. Tn.r . r • rnup, itotit C , J(IAIg I Cl. l .
tkcna.•
hire IL
f Urpi y of .
Lake SAI .W to Fit.. a) , er 2.111. i.; T
- and bIIC to*s., st.l -•,
irn?7:.the extrgrnogt Nur.terrt
much • imperial in th,se
Wl!i 1.4 kto ~ .n1 throe vrt!,,-*
Ilan, than the inferior Cr mutishttca catch ,tite
! plied rn this matittt.
C. Weal , ft OY-do:le to r the atttint! -2, co
Demlpie ilia Iron Mtn yartsnizaily. to it,eal
0 lOti,ht Oa Britt:oli and ,t'sePot:wtth W; . '
porticWar Ottetttilr, hot* et•ngo.+l. to iDr 00 , 4-
as to iirr,ir , lo enototn,rs Th. Wiald,
I r,hitt.ziate to thit el .tern pare
It : 0 thrtt Iv:v.11111g- p.itchne . ti thH. intlo ( :'
groh:4 et:, la It. ci.it of t4-rlit;inttrit, nut i r -
Of nei,leTe to thot 31MM cries: .I.ogot
Iwill reeetvr. prompt attention
AtpralolSA
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PrAtugur....
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I I:r.ttitly •
I JuJuttt Pa w ,„
Jujube., Drop:,
Lur.ttnges,
I Vir r•I L , •
raiei atko
letst It I
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