The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 13, 1854, Image 1

iCSINESS -CARDS.
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L. Li :41• UOW MAN, :4URGEON DENTIST,
r. ,•,t, 11(1, k Building, Comer MARKILT and
,;,. 1 . ,:ti,t, we.t Nide. leer doors 4 ,--- '
..• 1 . 1. ,,,„.. ) vv,te , u's DIEM wheresatt,
~,, oe the Teeth 'are performed, 18 •••ee
:,. :h Ins: rte.! on moderate terms.. He WAN.
.. 0 1.., Ls oth...
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40-ti
);,t)• J t . t . ". MINING ENGINEEIt and.
7 Canto. Street., Patti
'', \ , tv..t: - .; 0 • - eta, Murvay• and Mare
LlA‘ls:;(*.;:vitig Martiinary. &a
• ,notice, Agklgt for Coal
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F. V I 1.. RICILELELOS,Attoroeye at law
t alltisittes,intrusird to arm Willl4ll
- Centre Street, pert dour to
It;
[3411. 2-14 . 44 If
. e. t• L;EA,VER, formerly of the firma . I
W 4'. t4..EAVER, Engineers.and Sur
, s elttaghrohntl In whet p1a
,... an office, la Pottsville, where he
to sty friends of the ut.l farni;and
r,.:inre the SPIVICYS of One 4' his pr ti•
r 4 !;;NTltr....illito•t, ppPooite
on 10.1, FIS111:11, ATTORNEY AT LAIS'
intiorrENTKE Plirco, 3 d , . on ,
r bunch sP.N.
ly
~,•. Ny AGl.:rbsELLtrat. & CO., Barth
, , t.,• 0.-rt. in Exchatide, Tamaqua., Pcno!A•
,t5....6,1 3tol drafts for sat. on - .11
r.ti.. of the Union. Me., Draft:. pa).
'.....l.rtnrip - 11 Kinking ItonAus i lu EDglan‘f•
• .•..I ,t,•l And 15'ales. ' •
!- 1^54 19-1
Window SaNh null-Doom of tattoos Je
„.,....,11 , :rtn hand and for !tale by the Subscrlker
JiIIIN JAMEs,
'i rker sir. 1 'above Tenth, Hottfville.
1^53. 94(
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\ILO. 1L,r . 1,,.: sttret property for sale. Inquire
JOHN 11. JAMES; !kei t
SI trket s‘ttwt stook Tenth, l'ottraille.
ill:trill: OF THE PFAU!:
„ 1 0 the collection of Accounts,
In,} tirtilk duties app...riainina to his other
Der. 13 1 ,, SR-1y•
tiA NNAN ATTORNEY at • LAW,
;I Centre ettteet, Opposite the EplotoPal
47-11
. _
4. ...NCI( -For ht purchase aoasale of Real Cs.
lutl selling Coal; taking charge gm
; and collecting rents—from
, . in the County he hopes to
c..l•:acrioa , °dice Mahantango etreet,Pott3vllle.
' (MAR. M. HILL,
14-tf
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Ilti A NN AN, ATTORNET AT Emig
•"nice to Centre,street, PULlB•itle, oppo.
;1,.1•, - .){.11 Church, where he viii be daily,
. • lifisinens jette TB to him will re
altrllll.lll, addrcosed to him at either
,:.•11f11'Ic , hllrg. •.
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tilif PF.N.N. ATTORNEY. AND
i 4 )04141.0R lt Philadelphia ,wll koend
•u..!:= Old 311 otivir legal bustne;•oin the CHI
Countien and elsewhere.—
sixth steel rhilattelPtila!
II I E etI%NGE, COLLIIC
and General Agency OM".
tor to Bank. Vot(svill.e, Deale in -tin
Illon.•y, 0.41,1 and :4 il vet'. DItAFT:4 on Plitla
Co 1 N..... York for .Jitf.
201,1. 4 52. • ' 12-If
Pi SI:IP:UM Mining Engineer, has re
t4,1;4,.. in Dr. Clifaiestel's Bulitting. hell
..11 Arne bel•r, the Prlgegant Episcopal Church
Ps:, where he will prompt
. t ell .trJera in the( ihe n( his profeeslou
1 - 52. 141(
C+ WILLI A MSON & JAS. COOPER
• , al.t, At I.lw, Poo•vitle. Office-in Centre MI
" l'efoiylvania Mall." Mr
,TE , .nd at 4 - 4 I the' t:oulle,„
119-31 n , •
c.CONICAD,JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
any'' baroness, entrusted to htc care,
itin and Nuteieullected, ace. otheeln
•
•,p .411 e Dr Halberstadt's..
23- 1 y
GRAN:IPP, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
, 7 Pllll4lille, ha! Opened .in office
ph qilli , v,Centrestreetorponlitrthr
49-1!
1 , !'‘.' I'. ;!,) is Ait.T. Attori.ei St Law,vommis
; . -,.. 4 v„,,:. of hr, opi.vite ArtartiCais
, ~. - tr,rt,l'olt , sville, Phlna. .
17—iy•
,!.11.1 )1 L. IVIIITNII:I( L 'ATToRNEV
', t. ..;'.. ,,, lli , •,. li.iylkillconnty,Pa. 011ie
-.t,ly orww•allelll.^.Mitivne 8311 k.
• I
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•t'! :•: 11,ESELEtt,111)N1IXOPAT11111
I :1, •:.'l+ N, lteninved ,his Other to one cif the
P.,tiqv Me.
ME
IRON FOUNDERS.
N'L - 1.47 BLACESTUITH:S SHOP.
To Infiniti the citizens
an., vicinity that he has Opened a
shop In SrVeillll Street, between
Sa.wrisirn, on the Int of ground occir..
rt
I. r.‘t,rly and tzrhiiyier,
r, Manufacturets . r. lie in
all hind,
111.1,v. Oitoeing,
Mn.,, Slant, larttirt rot Grubbing
-Picks—NineFs' Picks, Itakee, iied
•,lle wivll,la,lake this tncthod
51.-cLanica'that be. manufactures .tamps
ot.h.:i are "Always made at the
• J.lll6liM ATTER.
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:POTTSVILLE IRON' WOItES.
_ mA:4oN ac *co. itEst.Ert
arilionliCC io the public that they
„A. • ,have taken the Estahliehruent known
14i.at,b2Mr.. the Pottsville Iron Works on Nor
her., they are 'prepared to build all
I Enpincw, manorecture Railroad rani,
~•: !ol.mery of ,alrn every ;lescription, at the
and on the sioett reasonable terms.
at.roa.l, iu want orztirant Enginve,
! it.tuttviradvantagclo g tve them, a call be:
p.c,:rw; INfav It • ~r
iJ:.:avrrz DIRaDDIV IRON WORKS.
II UltStO. & HI(U.. Iron and Brass
r . „.ii i d...i,"ie-iiii•ct Nib) Infirm their pat=
1.11.. and the iiiilitic generally. that
J,..y.irii tinny prepaied,at the abuse ET
, 1.• tioluitiacturr :-Itentu Ltinities of ever)
i •ini, -,liiiilriiad Anil Di ill Citts,and every other
.1.-iii iii Ito), Ac lirati t!astines suitable fur the
, ii i ii iiii• ni -illier iiii.iiiess,titi the moat reasonable
" &hi.. Biennia Cylindera fur Itia.t Furnaces
, I ..'hllig. work in geserat. -
••iii in.! iif .ZII kind:, dune with neatness anddes
•• it thi iiiwiint pity,. All work furnished by
R , „ ~,,.,.. ivarfulitreto perform well. They
•• •,•I ...di. It the t nitiiiii of those w hominy..rant nr
' •- in iii-ii iiiii• in this vicinity. All orders si. ill
... oh 1/11111. ifrat.....l ptIItIIVIL dttelailin .
S. W . HUDSON.
ti.,W W. HU 11) BUN.
a ly
Ml=
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I'aLNICLIN IRON WORIIS.
Icatuite ANINOIINCE
' I.hr l ul lir (hal they arc tltr Prowls.
• ig 01 the Franklin Work.laurt Carbon.
.ateiy tamed tin by 4. Stllymau, where
oni !nue to Ina nufacturr to order, at thenlairce..l
„ rumps, Coal Breakers, ax ,
..ntry 01 almost any size or desctlption,fiir non
iitirig.r.lllA. Also Railroad and Milt Cats,
' • r CAF!lngs olsay size or (moon. (Inlet!
• • %folly . T '
C 1;001. F.ISLER & BROTHER.
%.S KLI N SHOVEL WORKS. -The- rubacrlbere
to in rn ‘,.11 thellicrA and Dna leri; nfeciclel;
01 all titiam,al the lowtst Ph ir
es. Attention Ie particularly callett to
11 5t1111 , 1 . 1,.. OrltUrd lot Shovels *4 any Oil: or
'p attended to.
CEO. lb FISLER:Ic BROTHER.
34-tf
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OTTS V /LIM ROLLING DULL.
l'IlE respecttully an
'flounce to the paUlic, that theii new
Rolling Mill as now completer , "and In
operation, and that they are prepar
. t" atiols of Bar Iron of various sizes,
tli..ir eul watraut to Ire superior in quality
eh , ..med from abroad, at the sante prices.
• .ose tomtit factu re 1' Rails, for the tree of the
tt..• ;11 , 1.1-tier:ll:Roads, weighing from 21 to SU
t • irr r rrA r,,,rdr• a the best Iron, and which will
• ,ed auk t, • t..aper than the imported article.
pr at to 41,,ecnanies, and having add ennald-,
• c•-•perir.r, r• re the Iron business, they fl atter
•Ives , that tie c,n' give entire satisfaction to
htvers,.. , iet u atesud,ltt.'ittheirinteres(lo pa
holm:
t11.111N11511 6:60.
494 f
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WASHINGTON IRON WOIXIIS,
rorrevlLLE, PA.
J. WHEN & in
% Itt illtr 311 , 11114411 4411 litt . tottstne,.. yolont
unity thclr .Ntw :quip and
Fiiiindry, erected tietivern and.
and I iiinting Utl Noijwilitin 141 feel,
ate prt-itarell to vitt t tau all "niers
“Pir r. tit!
..• ..in 4'i44•1•.. , 1(;.•:itir1 : : 6,4 It. Mug
' • M 41e :sett tin):
• itreat....r.,, Di ill Cark.all kind
.t.trr t c,. , tir it an I Itrilts, for 11:11 rittrt
...rt. li t ; ill kii,da of cast and wrought
tarrrit. 1141114 Pra!tical and age,
etmle (tie itent:lll.l• of the Coal • Itrgion their
e tr,:. I.tti Itittri • t.:fNlachilwiy In their
tt,t; they flatter ilia! Work
r:irt it l',/,llrltstlintrztrt Itt 111 (tsr a:ll'4*(ll4.n In
•heritat theta IVith n • Allorriettntlahltt
.1 ItrOirtirl I y tt ertitert On the moot Ira-
JOHN V. WHEN,
TIIII lei` WHEN,
JAMEY k.'REN.
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MIMI
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To COAL oPER.STORs AND OTHERS
• BO I LER TURKS.
"VI S,;t, re,perloltv otette the /Wen-.
uommunity to their Boiler
udiont . ,nir„the Pioneer Fill ,
1.10 wlu here they are prepared to
''''H•LES OF EVERY DESCRIi'TION,
A!r - Stftetz , t. Eli Pipo4, Gasoine
. Zcze 1!...)1er.. on hand.
prnrUuf Medisille, and havog fur years
~ -11}1, • !il•ciVe,, clam) 'TO thl% branch of
ifoter them-elves that work done at
glVe Kali.feetioft to all who
!hem with a rail. individuali. , and Corn
find n ;:p•ally lo their advantage to ex
• lirfore engaging ebiewhere.
)IIN JAIVIE 6 6 NOBLE
21.1-1 f
1 I
OILS, GUANO,. &(3
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B. A. $ S. ALLEN,
oir,s,
iv/lAil V Eg,l'heladr
Al.l.iiNN RACK l',/) V.II/1 LE 0 /L.
It ). ()I 7 1 7 I 5 ,v( 1 11 fivill,m4 triir Windt. and El
',et;
gpi'l to 36,f fitil4lo.lSitlfit
. 111,11111.11 111 Iv.. aodtrown
Naafi
11'0, 4, 1.6 . 4 4.1,1 m) '
GEO: R. DUNN 4. CO
!la WU.% RV rS,
, 00•fahtl) on hand full A 11111164 „r
1\ 1 , ..; t:111...4, which thry .111 tell
'lv 11,14.1 tales.
Whale Oil: Soapa ,
1 - , let, T.:nro•Ca Vol, • rattillre,
;11, 011, Nasal Slores.
11 ,••• 01 eoininne winofaclore and
v - :• ., • • 1 ••v7 Pateio LnL7lr;tul e UJ, 1.,
a.e I! wtoit• 014111.1 . F•
new in general nee oft the
• fotv.ad• w the Fisk r n.and Middle 614 "•
I al , 'O, 1951 • el.3ni
VOL' XXX.
MANUEACTUI:z.y.S 7
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MOROCCO FACTORY.
,
‘4OIWECO, LEATHER ./LNI) §,110E: FINDIN(
01.131.nre. at Drten Old Viand, nit Railroad Stt, et.
voirtsvlLLE, • 1_
2.-6 m
Tire iinderltiied respeelfUlty inform ihe
the above well ksiowh vel:11 s -1titelit, that
CifilltSitUr lir' MAN VTA.CTI! it I; 311 lOndo , of
,
,
• irIyMOCCO;
s4[ll as. K id. Strati*, Fiends inoroc,i, rthor,!Hat /a
(look nu:Wings, Pink I.lninge, ..t.c., &c., and v. : 111 coo
nanity isaVe on hand a geOrtal alzortrno•fit of all
kinds of . . ~
LEATHER, ..
Such as Oak.Ta ned, and Red icoteLearlo4, 41,1 gh
ter:Kips, French and eity Calf Skins, r,
Miners' Upper Leather,
Ind a 'artery of shoe rindingi. mirk as Tfirrad3,
Nails, Pegs. Clamp., der., &c., all or which Will he
sold at the LOW I.',c3t CArill PI114:r.
JOHN L. MINNIG.
re All kind* of Skins. such as F•heep, Coat . , Deer..
Ste., and also s;unian..teken in exehange for -Leather,
at the highest tn.sia.et pii ps, or paid for in t7.ASII.
Pottsville. Viet. V. Inha. 44-I.f
GAS-FITTERS: AND PLUMBERS.
911T11 S DOWNING havinglisd set y torth . ..lra-
Obis:experience as Gas Fitters, feel great coididence
in offering iheir services to the citly.etis of 'Pottsville!
They have commenced businiAis on their own sc.
count„ In the basement of Oh; building below :Aline es'
J,urval Office, whore all "Met*, either' for Gas-Fit
iris or repairing, fluty be left and they will receive
he most prompt atirhtiOn. Their pipes and other
materials shall be of the sexy. best hind. and I be ir
Fittings of every description that may he desired.
will be foinished and put-itii In it workmanlike' man
ner and at the•shortukt possible no; ice.
SMITH & DOWNING..
N —All kind• -of Cusp! Cocks, Water' CoLkS.
Stearn Corks, Oil Cups, Oil Globes, and Ellions of
all sixes, constantly on Lund. All kinds of work in
Brass dune at the shortest nutlet,
N0v.16, 1!i5.3 45.e0n
COACH MAKING.
r/ IflE Subscriber, being about to intinduce Steam
.11. Power and otherwise enlarge tne
facilities.of his already eitensite Es- •
sQ
tahlatiment, invites the attention of "St_
the public to bismanuf.icture of Coach
es,Nagons and Vehicles of every description.
Having every department of the Coach •maklng
business at Land, employing only the best o of k men,
and using the best materials, dealers may i.e awe of
securing satkfactory. work. •-•;
Velneleifof every style and.finish madh toorder.—
Repairs neatly and substantially done. 031- Orders
from abroad promptly attended to. . '
Shop. Slorrie.&ddition. Centre At.,.nearly opPo
site the Yorkritore, Pottsville
GEORGE JENNINOS. •
1-27tf
March 19,1853
NEW roingurtv.
11E undersigned- respectfully, beg leave ,to an
nounce to the citizens of Seim.lll County Tend
the public in general, that they have _estabfivited a
Foundry in West Ilaver,, ncar the Depotol the. Mine
1111111ailroad Co.. and a short distance from the
junction of thd Philadelphia & Reading
and Mine 11111 Railroads, where they
are prepared to execute all orders, in
their line of business,sitch, as' Frogs,
Chains. for Railroads, Cool Breaketro.• Watei
Pipes, ; all kinds of . Casttpgli for Ma
chinery, Fire kind Caller firatea. Mouth; Silesia
and Points, Sash &c —They are like
wise prepared to cast to pattern or ()frier or Brass or
Davit Metal. !All orders will be thank fully rec eived
and punrinally , attended to, and done lii„the
workmanlike manner. arid on the 12111dt reascnabl.
terms. Scrap: Iron will be received In ex,clainge for
castings, or the customary yr', e paid in
„._ 1.• U. & K. 10,11:11:11,
N. R.L-Wood :Turning alao dune at slogt notice,
Due. lU. Itss3 nn,
; BOOR BINDERY.
rSubstlrthnr announces to, Ws
friends and the public that ha has
made a r 4) drrablr:addttion to lois Book
tiindcry, and has procured a !look Ittnder
irons one of the brit Itindertes in Pinta- , .
delplitri, acquainted Won the latest style Biro
.Ind whir will him out his rvork far Atito•rk.r to any
thing heretofore pfr.darPti o la l'OttAVinc. ly.i - okk bound
in any style of• Illtiding,e!ther Plain or to 101 l gill
Turkey Moro
Blank Hook, paged or plalnottaile ro.'any pattern,
also printed 01111 ruled at pi 1C , : 4 lower than in the
City. •
i
Books boun d by the quantiry,and raper ruled to
Pattern by j B. HANISAN.
April:4;l 4l :4. . ,
LEM
LL who want AS vs of the real- & Co.
.71. make slibuld hr patticular to Mono tie staropb.
as there are various counterfeits ami
stamped Collins and labelled much like film, which
are fraudulently sold to some parts of die Unitid
:States as our mariutarture. They are toady in Offer
ent parts of the country by various a se•ink kers, std
ire generally 'of very itiferinr quality Tlie genuine
Colitis pi xea,,,v b ich h 311." fli . 4llllfell such an extensive
reputation, are Invarisibly stamp/NI COLL' N &
Cii. fIARTFORD," and each axe hash pdnfeif label
with my signature. It Is now. noire than. Twcarv-
Fivt: VEA am since' we commenced the MI / tines* with
. . . . .
Ow t..1..tn0p of l'Collins di. Co , Hartford." and 1 do not
know tilmly other .Izl,- maker Ly the nauirt of Conine
n theiDnitedltglates. sA M. W. rtiI.LINS.
1 ' Anent.' 20,11PS:t. • - 1-.11.
PORT CARSON
.sonp IA :V CA ND 1,7. FAG :
suleserther announcer to the public that he
1 tnantsfactitres all kind* , of !iota'. and ['undies at
hit Fat tory; in Port Cartian„,tielauyl kill rontityo
which he will warrant to he equal an quality to
any otitaluint abroad. and at tower prltina than simi
lar artlclna ran tie purctiared in Philadelphia or eliie
here.
highest market price for talloyviviil hepaid In
cash at bts Factory, • .
October, 22, 1”3
COACH MASER'S REMOVAL: ,
THE StilitießlßEtt
" ted npone of the largest Ciiach shops
In the agate. Stieef,Pottsville.
;VANN ect taJ.ll. Adams& tgo.'s Screen
Factory, where h)s facilities her toarinfdieniting all
Rinds of Caryia gesa till Light IV aggerpi tan not be sit r
passed— being a practical Mechanic, and; having a
numberof years'-experience i it the nun itionN. Inr, Wipes
to give generaksatislactioc.
All Linda of Carriages and Light Wag.jne'kept on
hand. .Alse.second-hand Wagono,tc. ,
An lepairs aently done 'Ocders frbin djstanCe
promptly attended IS.,
wIsTAP KIRK.
f
Jnnr S,.IHO
• PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT. • -
HDICKINSON ri;apectfully annouhrcs to the
.•ptablic that tii!'has per . chased the entire stoek of
the late firth of Mdretort Ar. Mckinnon, th"9 l ilt"a 4
carrying on the l'innibintt business in all itebtahche3
tt the old stand onder the Putt evil to DOuse, w here
he bolo', by attention to tountnenn, he may be aid.. to
enetit a share of the.otiblic patronage. Ile wilfgrunt
a 'dee Ain work to be as goad, and it will be done on
a reasonable tet ma, as can be done elsewhere.
ILDICKINNON.
53-tt
Augu9t27 1k53
WIRE COAL SCREENS
THE undersigned are now prepared th_fill all or
ders for the it new and superior art kle 01 Screens.'
Their screen. are woven firm and with recirlarni,h
es, without subjecting the wlie to the' destructivg
grocers of crimping and of counte pilooeises a touch
greater decree of steength and durability; than any
article before offered to the public. tilvecitnens of
the work can at all times he seen at the Itatdwate
ji
Stow, f 1). I. E4erly, rorimr of Marl,t.and (*.entre
Stree s. ' • ESTERLY gr.. SCIIVYLEII,
Pot sv We, ptc. 24, 1853. 5241
- . :LEATnErt. .
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PR ITZ 41. 11 .- dyDRY,
Store No 29 North TIII le D ..,•;,e., Philadelphia
lt 4 ("ROCCO mANuFAci URERS, etirriers. Im
LVlpnrters, Cm:minion And getterft I- Loather !Susi-
DCPS, whulosAle and retail:. Manufactory at 15 Ma
garetta &feet. Plailadelphfa,
Jelly 19.1953
Bratty's Ram,-Norritgian sire. t .Pottsritle ,Pensa, l
Plumbing
HASCONSTANIII.YOX HAND A SUPPLY OFf
all IliZe4l of Lead Pine, Sheet Lead; Mork Tin ;
Balk Tube, Showrr Oaths, Ilydrantm. Una,. Double`
and Single Acting Pumps and Water alg
ki n d" Di a . ! CO L k 1(3 I. Waiter a nd eteMitl, ItraSS
Copt., and Clubri..for Engines. All kinds of Copper;
Work anitPluilibingdone turtle renteit inanncr . ag
n
thrshortemt
N. B. edslipvidlornld
Pottsville. Oct. 26. 1850. 43-i
Darr; Iflntd , Slttatrr: eta rh herd
side liro,art Street, below IVuod, P Art laelete,l44
Fat r, ins y' he found, rnnsrantly mi hand, an rt . ;
it
ye W.:M . IIIICM nr• Doors, Switi t 4
1..f11, and Mouldings ,wirrants.d,Frinal to barna!
be in34le. BaF h r.ndy 'IN d, always on hind r.
Orderg by tinter il,spatii will twelve Trump at.;
trntiOn. "
- Phiia., Much IS, . 11-3 m .
Philadelphia
CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE.'
SoolA-rd,t toroer of Etglale - ond Arrk
n ARLES AbAMS invites tho imrtic Mar nitmit
Ce.f
ramit.ip.s.afin STottE,KEEpER4 Ms ( 4 3.-E
ICII.IIvP mid choice stOCII, 01 F. 1114 CV and STA I'LL llsii
Copps, comprising °WM thp- M:rt otroitments TiF
the city. ,
NEW' GOODS are being daily tereivc4 from.nur.l
(i o n and other sourcex, :aid purchaiors ttmy dri.,mq
on itettincihe fatest and heat s:yle, at, tho Inne.i.tE
prices. . ,
Brodie and other ßhaw.l9 .
Dtests Materials,.
And Fistniptrinz 1:00,1c,..'
Arranged al.lllpAralf• 311.at11/lerll6, IN hit • f !mi.,: .!i g .li,
to examine them by., . -,
Parttcrilas ,g.nt:ta Au, !Yam (100d.5
March 11. 118S1
IIEYSI'ONE DRY GOODS lIOUSD.
EVRE & LANDELL:Ittkand Arch i.treete, l'hile
1 ndelphia, hare this season enlarged their est,thl
riArment, which eibiblea them to carer a much truer r 5.
?lurk of Dry Good•, fdr tbr hope non tif.-COUNTitI!
.
DU iERS.
In the assoitmentio, ay always he forindk full line of
I. teK $11.1(el;
. .
FANCY SILKS, . .: . : i
riA AWl„rt.:, all kinds; „
. .
t•
DltEttslloolll.-all'kinds,
itITAPIA: LINEN GOODs;
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DO COTTON GOODR, l:
DO ..• WOOLEN GOODS,
• BLACK GOODS—all kinds,
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. ' . INDIA elllaliel,
- - (SA l'E SHAWLS, &e., '
lkaier Una dekinurlile gofidi can ativAyi he oblaintai
by applying to i ;:, EYRE Al LANDIELI, 1
v'• 416 tied Ait h Surety-1.
TEUMS —Nett l'aih;and prices foil artnfilinly.: I
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PUBLISHED .EVERY SATURDAY MORNII s O. BY BENJAMW/i3ANNAIsj, PPTTSATILLE, :sciit„YLKILL COU.NTYr PENNSYLVANIA.
FRAUD!
HENRY GUITF.IIMAN
.43 ly
N. M. NEWNAM'S
I. G. WORTH & CO.;
DRY GOODS.
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I WILT : TBACII .1 - ot; TO. rteicE VIE BOWELS- OF THE EARTH,' AND BRING 4): . t.1T, FROST THE 4VERNS OF MOUNTAINS,. .
i r r AtS ‘ I6IICIT !" 41 4`t GIVE IriBENOTIT TO .OUR iiA.ND A..liD SUBJECT ALL NATURE TO
. 01711. Tit .ANF4 nr.4.5.urit.7.--Dr. Johnsoki.
SI-1 "RIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALES of REAL ESTATE.
VIRTUE of sundry wros of ri , ,,,nitoni 73 - r:
13 . ; loons's, L. -1,1,i 111(1,14 and First 1 nttax, ik.is
ted Out of the Court of Common Plena of Ochuyl
kil(County, and to Rif!' dirteted. there will be r.t
poi,:ctl to public ralc o outey on SATURUA V,
MAY IS:A, at lei!ocloc.k in the forenoon...at
the' Public. Howe of DANIEL HILL, in ..14e
florougli of Pott,vdia, huylkill County; the 101-
:
lowing described real estate, ioz-
.
'Nu. I.—The undivided moiety or half part 0! till
'hit certain tract or piece of land, situate in Pine:
gr.tee Township, Schuylkill- County, bounded by
lands of Adam Herzog; Lewis Waters and others,
and the Swatara Creek, containing two
.. hundred acres more or less wit l h die '
111 '
.. appurienauces„ cattisisting of a two story
tit a _ Log dwelling house, a one story ( )w e t.
- ling house and two Stables. ..
No. 2.—AO that pertain tot or piece of ground,
situate in the Borough of Pinegrove; Schuylkill
Criunty, bounded,by. lands of William Ramer on
t 4 North, on the West by property of Levi-Mil
let, On the South by a Public Road, and on the
E4st by lands of Levi Miller and William Lutz',
Trivermi•land, containing one acre and WS perch
ms more or less; with the appurtenances, etrillS.
[lO, of a two story frame dwelling house, ii house
oqublie worship (the Evangelical Congregation
worshiping in said building) and one Bare Mill
~
wit lowater power. '
No. 3.—Ad that certain, lot or piece of ground,
situate in the Borough of l'inegrove, Schuylkill
CO*, bounded on the Wesi by Tulpenhocken
Street, on tlie.North by property of 'Levi Miller,
on the West by an alley, and on the South by ;put
of Jacob Huber, containing in width :31 feet, and in
di pth 200 feet' more or less.
..No. I.—All that certain lot or piece of ground,
' situate in the BOrough of Pinegrote,
nSchuylkill County, bounded in tront•by
"" Tulpenhocken Street, on the near by an
.....
.., alley, on the North by (sit of Jacob Hu
,
her, and on the South by lot of John
i"..t.tes4e, E•o , containing in width 33 tact, and in,
depth 1100 feet more or leery with the apportenan
-1 ees consisting of a two story frame dwelling hou.c,
dal kitchen and stabling. ' . .
f No. 5.5-All that certain tOt or piece of ground,
situ4te in the Borough of l'inegrove, Selmylkill'
()sanity. Li-quitted ih front by Tulpenhoeken -Street,
nit tee North by Mill Street,' on the East by au al
ley, arid on the South by other property of Stun
tra Hain. containing in widtha3o feet and iu depth
200 feet more or less, with the appurtenaoces, con,
.
: , tintz of a two story dwelling house.
No. ti.—All that certain lot or piece of ground, I
situate in the Borough of Tinegrove, Schuylkill
0 ounty. , hounded on the West by Tillpenhoelren
_Street, nit the ' East by an alley, on the North by
lid of William Rainer, and on the South by prop•
ttrty of Samuel Guss, Eso., deceased, containing
in front 2.5 feet moretr less, and running buck to
skid alley shoot the same width, 200 feet.
f No. 7.—A1l thae:certnin lot or pieee of ground,
. situate. in the Borough of Pinegriwe,
.
• Schuylkill County, bounded on --the
lio't West by Tulpenhocken Street, on, the
pa . '
East by an alley, oil the South by prem;
" 7-
ties now occupied by Jacob FrY,Jr.,
Henry Ailenbach and F. G. Weriitz, on the North
-lty lot of, Anthony Sinith; containing in wiath ,:.0
rye', and' in eepth 200 feet more or less, with the
dppurienances; -consisting. of d two Story frame
.4welling house. • '
i No. S.—All those certain lots or pieces of ground,
•iituate in the Borough of Pmegrove. Schuylkill
t;,iiiitity, bounded on the East by Mifflin Street, on
the North by Mill Street, on the West by an ulley,
and-on the South by property of Lehintut and Gratz,
cot - Miming in front 200 feet on Maur Street', and ,
miming buck to said alley the same width. -, - ~
; No. f'.—All that undivided three eighth part Of a I
Vernon tract of Coal laid, situate• in Tremont 1
Toweship, Schuylkill County, coutaining in the '
!'hole 411) acres, adjoinuig lands of Meiser and
Vapp, Jonathan Zerbe; deceased, Jacob , Holtman
N.' Company. Swataia CORI Company, anti the
east branch 01 the Swatara River runs through the
Same ' with the appurtenances.-
s_
t ... ., • No 10.—All that certain tract of Land
--W ~.) ',reale in PtnegroveTownshiplowl
^ luitii -- kill Colinty; bounded and described as
MO
i;111 • follows :—Beginnin. nt a marked (;iiin.
tree, thence ftv. land'of• Henry Feather,
!...North ri.T. digress, We-t 3i perches to a post. South
S 5 ileirrees ' \Vest 26 Perches to a cliestunt' oak.
•i'S milli 101 degrees, West :32 perches to' a post.
- , herice by laud snid to belong to lain Miller, South
1 7 2 1 de'ame'S We) -1 lilt perches to a Chestnut oak,
'North 17 degrees,. West 15 perches to a cornet'.
'thence by vacmit land, North 791 degrees, Brett fro
11 - ,,, ii,.. is a pre4, and ilienee by land of Jacob and
;George ('alp. South .11 ileglee., East Si) perches to
idle pia,' (if beginning,, containing :35 acres and a
iiiiiiirter iinOrallowance of sot per cent, the
',land surveyed on a warrant granted to f3eiljamin
Bisiawitzl dated January 30th, -ISIS. .
'No. 11.—All that certain undivided moiety or
tuil,undivide'd half of all that tract of land, known
seneially by the name oP•lleberling Tract,"situ
ate in Ttemont Towns)tip, Schuylkill County
bounded as follows • —Beginning at a Chestnut,
ti corner re Swalara Coal Company's laud, thence
'lty the same North 20 degrees, .W eq 127 p. - -rches
ito a pine, thence Neith 52 ilegr: es, Ens! ti.. per-
Nhes to a stone, thenep South :41 degrees. East ltr2
perches to u pine,,thence, south 52 degrees,
Big
47 perches to a Chestnut - 641 k, thencelSouth 23 de.
P,Nes• - 'liasf 3-13 perches to 'a post, thence South 3.5
degrees, West 14 pi'reheis ro a white oak, thence
:Muth 67 degrecS, Wen 23 Perches to a white oak,
thenee Ni.•rtit St degrees, West ts3l perches to the
place of t•eginning, containing S 3 acres and allow
once, with the 'appurtenances, consisting of a one
.story Log,' louse raid Stable. .
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No. 12 —A certain tract of WocuiTand, situate
' ' in Pinegrove township,44lmylkiittutia
-1•-•,,, • tv, aCroning lands of-David Uhler on
i••s it •id, the east,und lands of .birch..birch.Stein On the
.„.;.,
so south and weal. containing I I times and
'-'• --- 77 perches and ,allowance, surveyed on
warrant to Saiiiiiel 'I lain.
: dated February; 11th,
1525, on the 27th. of Marc-VIS2S • . i
No. 13.—The undivided one third of all that
certain tract of hind situate iii Norwegian town•
ship:Schuylkill County, lihundecl and described'as
rollows: Beginning at a stone 4k. a line Milnerly,
George:fru-oh Stitzel's laud, thence by the: same
north 74 degrees and three•quatters ere4;os per.
elies to a ~ t one, thence by land lately Michael and
Levi Blue south 19 degrees cast, ISO perchea to a
stonc, south 71 degrees west, 9-1 perches to a atone,
north I) degrees west 1811 perches to the plfice of
lit:ginning, contaliong 102 acres and 59 perches and
allowance, being a: part of three iidiuming larger
tracts, oeing together 1200 acres, which the Com
inonweallb grunted unt6John Myer, Esq..'in the
names of John Spaid, Charles Evans and corired
Feger, by warrants dated the day of November,,
A'. lA, 179.5. .•
No. 1:1. -Z-The undivided one•hnlf of all that cer
tain titet of hind situate in lower Matiantong6
• . , i. township,Schnylkill County, bounded by,
tilliri - •-' hinds oh Daniel Hain. PhiliPZimniertrian
i lli" John Carr arid Adorn iGiudenhiush, con:
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If i raining 210 acres, more or less:
No. 15.—The undivided. brie:hal of
rill that certain tract of-lend situate in Lower Ma
hantengo township, Schuylkill Comity, bounded by
lands ..1 George Burkhart, John Barr, Adain Kau
denbush and others, containing 295 acres, nom o
less. ..
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No. 11;.—The.imdivided third part of a tract M
ined situate in Pitiegrove township; Schuylkill ,
County, bounded Is) lands of Stein and Bohn, land,
surveyed to John Filbert, John Ilain% ) . Zimmer
man, John Keiser and Others, containing 243 news
and 10'1 perches, more or less•-•‘as the property of
SAMUEL HAN.. '
' ALSO,• All that certain part ot 4
, l4it of ground,
situate in the Borough' of Minersvii,;, Seltillkill
County; Penna., bounded and described as 1nt1.0.v..,
to wit :—Beginning at a stake on the. North ride of
Sunbury Stieet eighty feet eastwardry [rem the
northeast' eorner of Sunbury and Third Streets,'
thence in ti northWardly direction and Parallel
with Third street two'himilred leet iciLeyrisStreet,
thence along the southern line of Lewis Street in
an vastwnrilly direction. twenty feet; thence in .a
southwardly direetion and parallel with Third St.
two hundred lc& to Sunbury Street, thence in a
.._, wmtwardly direction along the north
441 !: , side of Sunbury Street twenty feet to
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the above mentioned place of beginning,
l aw I , hettic the 'same prenattes which Samuel
. , • Eaudintin by tudenture bearing 'date
i t e sth o f January. lS4s', granted to Jacob Kline,
deveit..ed, with the apptirtenances, Comisting of a
'two story frame dwelling . home With a Ineement
siorylof Stone, with a is ,mry frame kitchen at-. 1
nielicil and a frame stable, asthe property (it HEN'
RV KLEIN, adunnistiutor .1 Jacob Klem de
..,
deeti,ed:' i •
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A 1,5.0, c . 't II that pliant lot •or piece of
ground, situate in the Borough of Port d2nibott..
SchM•llall County, bounded on the north' by lel
sold to Thornais Melon y;on the East by Coal street'
on the South by a tWebly feet wide.alley; :tad on
the we ,„ t b y ii f i ve f e et wide alley contattiing in' .
,front or width on Coal "street 30 feet, moreor less;
and extending of the satue width 90 fret tollie flyer ;
feet alley aforesaid,. with the appiirjenancesconsis-
ting of t a stnal4 one dory frame dwelling honer,
as the - property of THOMAS QUIN.
ALSO, -All that eortaiit 'ore story 'EngintilloMe,
with a stone Boiler liou.e thereunto attached:sit
uate at a place known by the name of Newl3o44m,
111 the Township of Mahormy, (formerly lIMIII in
t'cltm Ittill County. Said Enetne House :is hirty
lime” feel by forty-five and a halt feet, and about
twenty-one feet high ; dimensions of said' Boiler
I.l;eiS,'..2(ll'lcet by .15}' feet, and about I f i Ice high,
nod the lot or piece of ground end cur [nage appiir
. . 1 711 ( 10 Ii Tl f li d C bi l li f i A l ll l 7l - 3 4 E . a ß ' S t , he D P ,A rf l'T e lE l l V .
• --::” It BENNETT, JOSEPH - LEYMAN,
twitillill
t T. K. MILLS, T.' M.. FORTIES and
WA-10i.EN DELANO; owners lc.,
and William Pel lai•en, contractor, stc.
ALSO,' All thai celain , Farm or tract 01. land,
mlilate la South Nlatilieim Township, Schuylkill
County bourold by lands of .John Reichert,• , Jr.,
John Bewail, Samuel Reber aid Jacob Leitzel,
containing PS acres or thereabout'. with the appur
. teriatioes, consisting or :a one and one half Story
-Log Dwelling Home hod a .Log -Stable; as the
property of clutisToPHEit CUNNINGHAM.
A LSO, 'ill that certain lot or piece of,'ground,.
Pituate in the Town of Tremont,
—.,,.,.. Schuylkill County, bounded on the
" . g ' X
Nortill4 . a twenty test wide alley, on
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as a.-, the- East by lot pi Levi Pinkerton', Mf
- ,theSolith by Main Street, and'. on the
,Well by lot (if Fullweslet, and Miller, .containing
in width 10 fret and in depth 140 . 1eet, with the ap.
purienances' 7 consistinglot ;in one and a half story
frame dwelling house with a one story. Frame
• Kite/ice -attached, at the property ol JOSEPH
BROW Elt-- - -
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ALSO, All that certain lot or piece of 'around,
sitnite - in the Borough - ot Port Carbon; Sclmylkill' '
Cortmliounded on the North by Coal Stycet, on
the Ea 't by lot ofJohn-Gilmer, on the South'by a.
10 fee. Iley; on the West by lot of Daniel Kt
containing in, width 26 feet 8 inches, and in depth
110 feet, with the uppurienanctsi4onsistittg of - a
1 one and a hall story frame dwetlint house with- a
frame shed attached, as the property of AliTittllt
MONI E. . .
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A LSO, All that certain lot or piece of ground,
situate in the Borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill
County; bounded on the North by lot of Fete; Fab
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lon, on the Esit by lot .Jc tale Hodgkins, on the
south by Poit!Allev, and on the West,
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dikEe -' by Secijud F.,.•-ffecCcontaining in width.
"II 2t feet and ittllepth 100 feet moree'or
ii OR
4 le!‘:, with the appurtenances— it's - the
property ofiAiRIW.IET DONELL Y.,
administrator of Janiet I.kne!ly, deeensoj.
Seized, iiiirea in exectifjon, and will be sold by
JAMES NAGLE, Sheriff.
Seecifris Office.. Pottsville; 1/ • c" -- . , .
April 22,185. t. r- , ,.) j/ . tiff-ii.
PUBLIC:;' SALES.
011PUAlsiS' APART stmt.
P - 11:URSTJANTio a ileceim of the Urpliuts' court
ot elettuyikill Pountfil Pennsylvania, made on
the Twent,y<eig rah day c. 4 March, 1651, the under
signed, William H. ildefishall, quardinn of Laura,
Vial, u'ininor Child of !.,,losephine Vi e ),
late of Bordeaux, in Fr*ace, deceased, will expose
to sale. by public Venduti;Mill will sell on'TiILNS
DAY, the I wenty-tiftliktny of. Mai', 1531, at two
O'clock, in the afiermicii,mt the HOuse of Francis
Dengler, funkeeper . .in ildarrY township, Schuylkill
County, ntoresaid, the : ,undivided 'interest of the
said Laurii Vie), a miutiki whatever the same mav
'be, (being One equal undivided twenty-fourth part
or share, more or 1019 in Twenty-live certniu
Tracts of Lag, to wif7•:,,ln all that part of the
lands embraced within the said Twenty-five Tracts;
which is Situate in Ilia - County of Schuylkill:—,
Being Twenty-five cerlitla Tracts of Land, whtetc
were patented to one,AZichial Soderstrom, by
Twenty-five several Leqers Patent, dated respect
ively the Nineteenth; andiTiventieth days of March,
1 - 795. enrolled in Patent'Books, Nos. 23 and 24, and
were by the said 11it Turd Soilerstrom, by •Deed
dated the ;Twenty-se-04d day of April, 1705, re
corded in Northumberfaild County,, iu Deed Book
-K, pag e' 359, patted and eeinveyed unto
James Odier, Augustin... Ilan:gum, John 'Botequet
and Henry Lewis DupaSuier, their Heirs and-As
signs, as tenants in Otimilion and not as joint ten
ants, and were then sitaate in Maikanoy township,
Northumberland Cotanti‘i now partly-in -Northutu
berland County anilitly. rat- Schuylkill County,
Pennsylvania, and vette surveyed Oct Warrant 3
grantee! to the folloWiri,-k . .'imamed persons, and con•
tam according to the, pfllicial survey thereof, res. -
pectlyely, as follows ' .to wit :—John Dar e 399
acres and allowance; ' rahn Did, 444 acres -and
; Mary Dar, 4 . 8'4 - acres and allowance ;
Peter Dar, 400 acres anitallowance; Luk e D m . 335
acres 'and three qua Ors and allowance; Smith
Evans, 390 acres and *nowance ; Luke: File, 33c3
acres and allowance; Gilliam Harrifom 414 acres'
and allowanee; John *Win, 202 acres and a half
and allowance; Luku'Aloglin, 406 acres and a '
quarter and allowauclif,;' R-o b ert Irwin, 4-14' acres
and allowmice; Lukelid i oylo,4o7 and -a half acres
and allowance ; Lukens, 431.7 acres and
thfee quarters and' alltitariee; Robert Pour, 393
itch's and 'allowance ;,,,Xohn Smith, 410 acres and
a quarter and allowunct; Luke Sinith,.43B acres
and n half and allowance ; Robert Smoke, 398
acres and a quarter and:allowance ; Abigail Smith,
347 notes and allowindN; ltobert Tid, 3'73 acres
and three quarters antliallowance ; Luke Fidler,
450 acres and a quarteOtal allowance ; Smith Lu
kCas, .181 acres and Mm tarter and allowance ; John
Housed, 345 acres-1111d liirec quarters and •allow•
ante ; John Mcaillin437ii acres and-allowance:
Jer e miah Jackson, 394:acreia and allowance; and
Mury Snutn, 411 acregand a quarter and allow
ance;
and contain the whole, Nine Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Twenty-nine and a half
acres cud UllOWtitte4 , . 'The sale to he- fur the hest
ice Ilea can be had far the same, and for Cash to
fe paid at the confirniMiutt of the sale.
WIL L 4151 H. AINKSIIALL,
Gilarrhaa..
111-41
Dated, April '22, l!'ll
PIJR NT td a tkeree of the Orphans' Gun - ,
of Si:00: ill Ccunty, Pennsylvania, made on%
the li/it-my-eighth March, 1551, (he tinder- ,
signsd..Willmin - H. Marshall, Guardian of Cecile
Vtel, u in nor child 4.;lJuseproue Bousquet
late of Bordeaux. in Frfince, ilcceased.'will expose
to sale by public t eikkiie, and will sell on THURS
DA V. Abe twenty-110 day of May, 1554, at 2
n'elock.in the atiernairii nt the House of Francis
Derwer, Innkeeper, itnilarry Township,
Cemity ntbresaid,The undivided interest of the
said Cecile Viet. a mietbr, whatever the same may
be. (being an eqiial itt dicilled,'iwenty-lnurth part
or Share. Itioie or 3,4.4 in Twenty-five certain
tracts of land, to wit;: =lnall that partrit the lambs
embrared - rani Twenty-five tracts,,
whielf tlituate iu ,tVe County of
Twenty-five 4•eirtain -tracts of land, Which
trere patented :o cifie Richard Soderstrom, by
Twenty-five severalXeners Patient, dated respec
tively the nineleenth:afid.twentimh days of March,
179:7c carolled in Patieht books, Nos. 23 and 24,
'and were by the raid-alehard Soderstrom, bY deed
dated the twenty-see - Mid day of April. 1795, re
voided in Northumbeiland County; in Deed Book
K:, page 359, ke.,Nrarited and conveyed unto
James Odier, AugnstGi Boutiquet, John Bousquet
and Henry Lewis Didiasrmier, their heirs and MO
signs. as tenants in cikiamon and not as joint ten
ants, und were Wen Situate in Malianoy Township,
Northumberland Coliflty,..now partly an Northum
berland County and4artly in Schuylkill; County,
Pennsylvania, andLlvere surveyed • on warrants
unfitted to the lollow,pig, named persons, aud con
tain according to thif: . : official survey thereof. re
spectively, us loll4s, to wit:—John liar, 399
acres und allowance ; , John Did, 444 acres and
allowance; Mary Dar, 1382 acres and allowance; Pe
ter Dar, 400 acres and allowance ; Luke Dar, 355
acres and three qtarters and allOwance; Smith
Evans. - .190 acres alul allowatwe; 'Lnke File; 331/
acres and allowaticeirlWillitini Harrison, 414 Berea
and alloWance; Joliir Hoglia, 20:1' :tares:aid a half
and alloWance; talW llogliti. 406 acres and twiner
' tersand allowance 4 4tobert Irwin, 414 acres and
allowance; Luke hie le, 407 and a half acres and
allowance; Abigail' ukens, 430 acres and three
quartets and allowance; Robert Poor, 393 acres
and allowance; John Smith, 410 acres and a quer--
ler anal. allowatice . i.Luke 4:IS acres and a
lira and allowance ;4:oer' Smoke, 398 acres and
a quarter and allownfilm ; Abigail Smith, 347 acres
raid allowance ; ltiiberi Tid, 375. acres and three
quarters and alloWiihee ; Luke. Faller, 450 acres
and a quatter rind Atiiwattee;' Smith Lukens, ISI
nears and II quarter dud allowance"; John Hour 1,
311 aeres and t lam:Omura arid allowance ; John
376 acres,tud allowanc Jeremiah Jack-,
sou, :390'aiires and rtflowance, and Mary Smith;
411 neres and uriutifter and allowance, and eon
taming. in the whole;; Nine Thousand ight litm•
Bred and Tyetity - -rillienad a:hull - acres and alrOw
pace. The sale tciire for the best price that can
es had for ihe ,suMe, - and for cash to be paid at
!he confirmation of :111e sale. •
WILI - 441/I lf.. MARSHALL;
Guardian.
16.41
Dat r.l A pril 12,1,
LIFE INSURANCE.
rpirE gran 13
attu .111 INSURANCE, ANNUITY
I:and ‘TIIUSI' 0011PANY til , PHILADELPHIA.
Othee , No.l32 CIH . ',IJTA ST., the First Door East
~f the custom Hohie. Capital, 8300,000. Charter
Porpetudl. Continiie,tO make itisurancesonliveson
the most favoribln
Tile
the tiatiital heitip s ald up anti invateilongeater
with e large a nifcatStantly increasing reservedfund,
offers a perfect secuilty to the Dunned.
The pentium!. triiy;be paid yearly; half-yearly,or
narierly.
The Company adia.oostis periodically to the In
surances for. life. The first Donne, aPpmpriared In
'December, lett, and,l.the second Itouua in December,
amount' to all•.atlition of *214 50 to every
Ingot-ed . .untlei'. the. oldest policies ' tusking
$1202 50 Which wail... paid when it sha ll becowe
claim, instead of *WOO originally holland; the lIlPal -
Web!. amountto CPI 50; the nest in egetolll2ll 2O
for every $10011; liiitothers in the same pupation
according, to the atitittint and time of standing, which
a•dditlcas make an ittierage of mole, thin GU per cent,
uponthe premiutniyaidovithout increasing the an
nual premium..
• Ai:ANAGEDS..
John A. Brown, •
D. Danner,.
Thoma., Ridgway,l
Atnion Davao.
. .
ittitti.Lay Smith, ; . !..4 Fredirick Brown, ..,.
Itot,ert Pearsall.
~ . fleorgoTaber, •
Jrt , eph Yeager, .:'..." - • John R. Latimer, '
Thtritm. P. Jelmmt",,,:: Wharton Lewis, '
Jobt•ph T. Itaitcy,';' , . John IL tslse.lt. '
Patnithitla eontaiotna VIM e of rates - and explana
iions,torni 0 fapplikitivin and further information can
be, had at the tufo d',.; , . •
' • •.- Tit .. .041A8 RIDGWAY, President,
I.lnicta F. J , •
r':••l'he Nllblicribee„ia- Agent for the al&e Company
in Shit ylkill Counit; and wit) elrect Inrnrateen,and
gore all noterrary Nroi [nation on the stlhjeet.
-
PIANOS,' MELODEONS. GI7ITAIIS,Ac:
'FM: eubscllX.erkup;!ning a Wateroom for the
JL sale of Meyce.s,ndtehirttet lag's celebrated Pl
.a. • . ' _ANOA. - Also,fine -toned
''".7 '• - Metcliti , iin.., fir Private "" 1
1f. , . and Churches, or - • ,• ' -
Ho
AS,
..
the V . pty beet' manufae•l '. - f e
titre.,:i..Also.thittirs,dx... • ,
allot' which ha w 0401 here al ti..3.11;311 thy prices.
These io , trunivntkire all selected 'by a competent
tleq.lll. and Ilit . en:i4n tees all the Pl3llOO he sells—it
thry are Hot what they are repreee;nted filet. can be
rttutrted, - . -.. . B. BANNAN.
53.-51,pisrP. Mok tur.:l Chtekering received the
two first 510,1a15a11.112 WprWe Fair, fortlith
Itt a r.rtnu.st for ttiOttior merit wttlt
06123,1953. 17—
•
NEW sTocii • •
wirwbow SIEULDE. xew eiTLE
•
1d34, G. f„:' , :IILLE.R. 4,-. CO., 1634..
1k 4 ANUFACTUItptef and Whole/ale end Retail.
lUD:lslets in WINDOW, SHADES. South-west
corner of SECONH and , ARCH Streets. PHILA
DELPHIA. Pt! Cii airhOothe'S Landscapes, Borders,
ya,es, scrubs, IhilDtets.
• t:0r.411 fIORDERS,*.e.. •
all the most bearitgul designs and perfection of
rink h in Ole coontiV, and at such LOW PRICES as
-challenge all eiitilpelitlon. Huff and White HO
landi,Canintles. ta., , ,ets. Cords, Brasses, Ake., in
entry variety; for;fllty or Country Trade, We In
vite an castnlnatnift: of nor /lota, at the Depot. S t
W cornet oriseciied and Arch Streets, Philad'a.
Jan. 4d, 1A54 4,5 m
VOR -
Safe M'alttlpi'li DRUG STORE, an &fault
meat of MaraWalmprotted Tittloien,•
among lit hid) ate
.Double and Single . Improved Ttuaset,
Int do do iifld style du
!hero nbdquOnal 114pnttits,,
Ladles' d6lßlldrt htlices,
Gentlemen's ElastiOnspender Shouldecarsees.-
Iluepensoty andag ilk and (Anton.
hililiTLlC Agent..
Sr pt. 29,
I' lOR piINIB. . I CA cIIINISTS and MANUPACTII-
HERS, No. 30 $.4 , N II A tiVE.d.PIII4.IID'A. ' • -
',Orden. rcCetvet3 by J. A. II OGRE. Pottsville.
April I, 1034 ': • —1.14 y
A PVILVESetDEALBR IN SCRAP IRON,
11.. Copper; Oracle Bar and Block Tin, Sadder's
spletter LeadSkeFb(ders received for Brans and
Copper workTendAtinchine forisseing. All otters
connected with the:Above Hee promptly attendad to
en•P` N. E.CorniNPaonand Mouth t reeta.Philad'a
dine 11. 103. 1441 • •
SATURDAY MORNING, NAY 13, 1854;
ORPLIANS COURT . SALE
EIrE . :INSURANCE
ApriC6, 1853
IntatOWS TRUSSES
GI wv:ttroaavair &
DEA - 1417,N IN
.OILS,
'PHILADELPHIA:
. .
Spring inillinert Goods.
' ! *
• JOON STONE in.,RONei
No. .45 South SECOND Sirttt, Philadellihia.
H --
• E now In ewe, of the ft 'own Yinportatien, a
s., lar g e and handsome assortMent of ~
ILIBBONB, ! - ,!! ! .
- SILKS, !
- . ' FLOWERS,'
'
ORATE: 4 . - •
and every article suitable to the Nahum! Trade, to
which mutant additlim wth tie made ihrongliout
the graven, thereby enabling them to Orer the lar
gest and must desirable selection of articles in theft
line to be found in the clip
. 1 I !
Philad'a., March 18, 18., 4 , ' • . i 11-2 m -;
STRAW GOODS--SPRISG IS:A, •
r SUE dubseribers are - now prepared' 10 exhibit tit
1 their birLEN DID NEW ESX'AtiLliilltdF.NTjnid
completed, on tile site of their limner stand, N v, 41
Soulh SECOND•sTREET, Plll*delpbta, an entire
net. and beauttlul stock of Fnary and . rcitk
BUJMitt!. and Flatie.Flowera. &r.; and Panama. ratin
and Summer WILY tur Gentlemen, which our old pat,
runs, Merchants and Illti'Wets generally, art spited
to examine, confidentially plunnsing than. in extent.
to
a, riety, in novelty, and in styles, a ?inert tintmiut.
led. ,
13. Orders carefully and promptly executed.
winTE &CO..
Phila., bidirch IS, Itia4. I ' 11-3nl
;
J. STEWART. DEPUT,
11T as North tiecond street, below Callow., I
11111, Philadelphia. has on hand la splendid
assortment of Velvet, Tapestry, BrO,VClV.the.t ,
I ply, Ingrain, and Yetilli3ll. carpets; hesitate!
i./r t eggets, Canton and 1:4C03
1 • deil, door. mat a. tlooo
, and rank, oil t Willa
stair rods, hearth rogs,.dir• hat IA itt e
his other Store. corner of eitti end Spring
_Uar-1
— den street, under the !Sports Garden
!Wholesale and Ileiall.• • 1
1 Phila., March ld. lti 4. h I
• I
11.6 m
• •
Millings, flats Bonnet te e.
WROLEAALE AND RETAIL
Nu 424 North SECOND Strut, below &Own ,
West Side,..Ptidginfelphio.'=, ,
,
J!el,. CUTER takes this Method utififortning
shl ERCHANTS and MILL) h Eli.% aid all wI ap.
recite the advantage of purchasing theca goods of
the 31anufetturei, direct, to glen lilto *call, and look
through histarge assortment of. Ads:' style BUN.
NEIrl and lIATid, and be convinced of the Get that.
began sell them cheaper Man any other house jut -
city:. 1
,
. : -
• • • :
Match 11, 1f 1 .54 •I'l I 10.3m' •
- SMING FUND H
`OF THE
UNITED STATES COMPANY'
, . .
THIRD AND CHESTNUT STA., PIHLADRHFHIA.
Interest, Fire per ceni. per ciun our,
rilftW',oldeSt FIVE PER lUENTAnterest pal knlCo.
1 to this city and Stale, continue toreceive money
daily on deposit, and pay back daily se ithout nOtice
as usual.
Parties 'can also put in and like out money :MON
DAY EVENINGS, from 7 nth
stt REFERENCES—Fise.thoUtand dealers.
March 11,1654. , lttlm
- •
• P. urn carr a co., !
COHN CisION . MERCHANTS, • I
And Dealer a n. Fish, ekee.n.and Prorisionsgelt ,
wally, Yuv.'G9 4.30 S. IVIIABOES,
AVE t onstautly on hand a supply of Mackerel,
11 CORA , Shad. Sahnon,llerrings, Rine Fisb,White
Flab Haddock. hams, Sides. Shoulders. Lard, Reef,
Pork% Cheese, Doane, Dried Apples, Dried Peathes,
Cranberries, &c.
March 11, 05.4
.
• LATEST STlitLE '
„f • • CALVEH has now, In Acre and '
deais daily receiving froM alannlactu- klaß
ter, and Importers, a handsome as
vortment of cITiIA%V; llitalti, Lace
and LINEN BONNETS, French and, American
TI.OWERS, RIBBONS, el ILES; LAVVISS, and a gen
eral assortment of hrILLINEItIe (:OOPS. Alen; now
manufacturing WIRE arid BIICKItAM FRAMES and
CifOWNS. of the lateat French and English Fatterus.
Cr MERCUUANTa and MILLIN6ItB ate Inv lied to
call and efamme before purcbasine,.;being confident,
that his styles and prices will compare faecirahly.'
with those of any other establlehment. I
Wlll. !CALVER,I r
Nn. 50 N. SECQND
March 4.1954 ~
EROI3ERGERS PREPARED COPPEE.i
. -
to a new. article of now for the.firee
. -
. .
time offered to the public i It is to be used "'tin h-:
out:mixing with other coffee, nod is put up to 6t, r.ic
I ,clo g e.•to be retailed at the pm'e uf riarateit coffee:
Vue package of this preparation ar di go tie lapel oat.
POUND MID, A HALF. of ordmaty toffee: while the'
beverage produced will be mll t, clear, and of
floe flavor, and entirely frel from everything Mind
one to health: , • '
irde The - attention of the Mercha ale of Schdylkilll
county is reapectfolly solicited .to this article. Whole:,
sale Depot N. 81.DILL,WYN street, below isioble,
Philadelphia. - 1 - ' -- - 1
Fehtuary 25, 1i354 ~ l a 8-3 ms, .
,„,
Eli
DAVIS & CULltit i ,
• Dealers in I
LAMPS, LANTERNS 4. CHANDELIERS',
N. E; rornet P,;ttrth, iind,C4crry ,
• PIILLADELPULA: • j • 1
HAVING enlarged and im&oved their 8 toire, an 4
having the targest assortment of Lamps in Phila
deiphia, they,arr now prepared to famish hoe Oil,
CaMPLIENE, BURNING FLUID,,
Ethereal oil, Phosgene Catiapd Lard oil; Lamps,Lan
terns, of all paten's, Fancyllotel and liall Lamps.
Chandelle's, Oirandoles, Candelbrat, ana Britannia
Lamps, at the Zilanufactuiers' lowest pritesi
La'ups by the package. at a sin ill advance over ituc
hot' prices. Being large ItLinufactlairrs of Pius 011,
Burnaig Fluid. Ethereal oil,l,lllrohol, and (the Orlijr
me) Phosgene Gas ,
_ they can futnOt theselarticlSs
at .such prices that NerChlqtas will find it to their ad
vantage to buy. Call before golne ffyoi
want bargains. Also,lhaafety Fllaid LeMpror Set..
tient. IT res:l. , 3d-Iy
FORD
PATENT VENITIAN BLINDS
lIESE 'Hinds overcome the only,,objection o
1 this highly useful and ornamental 4peadage
every well' furnished house. They are sCrartungedas
to let dowa'from the top of the window an! welt is
bolsi up Crofts the bottom, or can be suspended at
any point between, giving free access to light and
air when required, affording every opportunity of
cleaning them front the gone. They are as simple
in arrangement and neatly as cheap as the .Ordluaty
blind. All 1 ask is, that goo call arid trassine acin
before pure/taupe..
TiUN! :WINDOW /PUDE'.
funiveranc ~..... -...-.., -
Shades,thlt Cornices, Band* and I'm, 011efothe.&c.
&c.' ' ' - •
, ~
, ,
LETTERED gtIADES TOR STORE WINDOWS pa ro le d
to order. Wlic-cloth Windt - or Screctrininnifactured
toorder,benutifully landocaped or plumb. i
E. FORD,
.• Wholesale and. Retail Dealer. N 0.21 youth ;
Eishat St-Rd door below Market,Philad'a.
May 21..1853. .
... 21•11 r. • i ,
ZOLLARD..'
PREMIER ARTISTE IN, HAIR, 177Cheitnut
opposite the state llottee, rirli.ADELklilA, in
ventor of the Chdebra led Uoesamer Ventilating Wig
pod Elastinland Toupees:. Inatructions it. enable
ladies and gentlemen to , measure their. own heads
' with accuracy:
, •
For Wigs, Indus. ,Troupes, Scalps, In.,
No. I The. round of the. No. From :forehead 1.30
• , j back as far as bald
Trout forehead over: . Over forehead, !as
'the head to neck.) !far as respired:
V 3 Froni eartocalovet 3 Over thectown' of
the top.• the head. :
4 Front ear to ear r'd I ! •
I , I
• . the forehead. i
lI:DOLLARD has always ready for sale a splendid
stock, of Gent's Wigs, Toupees, Ladle*" Wigs, half
Curia, dec., bekirtifully manu
factured, and as cbeapas any enabllahme'ut in. the
Union.• • , .
. DULLARD'S Herbal:Own Estrattor Louirotta Hair
Tonie,preparedftom south AtuericataberbisodroOts.
the most successful article ever produced for preset
•ving the hair foam Celina: nut or ensaelusticolor,vc
ttoring andprescrving lea..a...ahoy end ;Mannar:l
flat,,. Amain other ressolis why trul_Litt'i hair cut
'dug Saloon mainpinints inimenae popuraiity is the
(act that his 16nle ie kaplied to every !head of 'bar
cut at his establishment, ennsequentlyi it is kept!, in
better preservation than Wider any other known ap
plication. It being thus praettrally lifted :t:1) , then
sandi.olfe.■ the greatest guaranty of ifs efficacy. 1
Sold wholesale and retail at hie old establisliinint,
177 CHESTNUT St.,uppoeitethe S i ale I.louse.P
adelphla - '
R. UOLLARD has atialidiarnvered the se plss
tarry of HAIR JIVE and a,hr.Poncce it for !ale, With
• perfecteonfhlence in its stltpasslng eve'rythlng of the
kind now in use. It COintelbe hair either :black! or
biown, (as may be desired,) and i* used teillyst - egg
injury to the Asir or skis. either by main !or other
wise, can,be washed off in ten minutes after imp
cation, without detracting from Ire edleacy;; Perrone
irtsiting cheeky are invited to give him a rail.' Lec
tern addressed to R. DOLLARD, 1:7 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, will recelsu attention; •
July 23.1533 20-1 y
• • •
BANNAN
. .
MDR Subscribers Invite your emeralds to their
A' Stock .of OIL, CANDLER AND:SOAP, Which
they oder at the lowest ma deflates. CONSTANT.
LY FOR SALE' -
Blenched and Natural Wider and Spring Ski.
Blcached•Winter and Sprint Lard Oil. I I
Elam White Winter Solar Oil, . • •
Bleached Elephant Oil, (Winter and Spring,)
Strained North West Coast and 'Polar Whale Oil,
Winter and Spring Wbate Oil, bleached,
Straits Bank and Tannets' 011,
Machinery and Greasing Oil, 3 ;
New sperm Candles,
Pate ritPolished Sperm Candle a .(Colore4 nd Plain)
Stearine Candles,
PricesPatentCandies,(fer which we are pole Agt's)
• Crystalline and Polished Candles. Fot above
Candles we received the first_preellsot (a tilleeeMe.
dal') from the Franklin Inatitilte, and a Diploma from
the Sate Agricultural klocitty,attbeirlateeablbitinp
Toilet Almond and other Fancy Soap,
Yellow, Brown. While sad Castile Soap,
- Relined Spermaceti in Cakes; •
BOLDIN k HOE.
31 MoratWbarves third more above •
ARCII
- lay IL . , . 11.1,
'IVST RECICIVIED.—k large aseOrtwent of
ell thleitill4 Perfumery, aaa., from the Ntenfaethgtee
of Jules Usual It Co., Berrlsos and othein.
All those who want doe Perlnmery,:eall at C.
BARLEVII Book and Vatter, Store.•
. Jan. 11,1164 • i 1 341 •
ME
10.3 w
A NEW ARTICLE.
Reed Bl inds, Buff
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I- I' r '
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FIRE INSTAANCE:
INDETaparg.
•
, •
TUE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPAttt
OF PIIILADELYIDA.
-.,
0 PFiCE N 0.1631 Chrstbut street, ite'r Fifth S
DIRECTORS,
' Charles N, Bauckrr, Pewee W. Rid,,,,,,, _
.Thowas Hart, . - tloroecat D. Lewis.
Tobias Wagner. Adolphe. E. Irmo.,
I: darouriGra'nr... 1)2%1.1 8. Brown,
Jacob U. Sundt; Morris Patterson,
Continncto make insurance, permanent or Ileiltril
bn every description orproperty, in town andcountry
at rates aa low as arthronsiatent with security,
The• Company ha ?e reserved a large . Contingent
Pond, which with their Capita land l'remiatnt,safely
invested, afford ample protection :o the aaSured. -
The !merino( the CompanY on January Ist, Iti49,
pnblished agreeably to an act of assembly, were as
follows, sit-
Mortgages 090,558 65 'Otorks,.
Meal Estate, 108.35t1 90 Cash, Se.,
Temporary,
Lonna, 145,450.0iL1i 81.4'20,097 67
iiince•their incorporation, a period of eigbteen
dears.theyhavaid pwanitiofene .ithoß Ash,
red tkputoti o
losaes by tire thereby afford
ing evidenceof the advantages of insurance,as
M. the ability and dlsposiaou to meet with
,
CHARLES N. RANCHER, T . realdont.
. - • CHARLES RANCHER, Secretary.
The eutowribn t bas been nnotn!ed agcnt rut the
Above mentioned i nst motion. and Is now prepared to
make insurance, on every description o cproperty.nt
lowest intes. ANNUM 111/Stitil:, Avnt
, Pettnvirle. Jan t I .1W S-tf.
OM=
TIMED AWHILE STATEMENT
, .
; . /IF TIli: STATE•SII.ITICAL FIRE ana MARINE
11-1 IN *lllt. A N C E COMP A N),Z of I'ENNSVLMAN I A•
Ahatich Olnee, 14S CIIRsTNTT :greet, l'hilndAphis.
, Asset. May 1,1652, ! $209A6 51
'Premiums recrav,:eto May I Itisl, _ 135.250 sr,
Interest on Lnand,ir.t., 1 IMO 19
,Cilplialgtock: 1 00600 po
.$446,163 26
'Losses, expenses. re•iosurnnce and re
: turned pretriluuts. ' - 69,664:6
.. .-:'•q , 4**,.. 8:15'1,318 TO
IN VESTSII, .8. . .
, Bonde,alortgapee, sine k+ c:.. Und o,4fetgnod
:I. ' ' 1
eecurities:l ' p1(11.4q fte
'Premium notes, - ' 1:2,016 51
i Ca6lloll band. 1/ ,r2O 2,1
,
......._ ____i_
Total am'.of resouice= I iattie far lonses, $3f.8,314 t 0
Tilly Company InAttre.: on`, brilldine, : 3 perpetually hr
limited; also, on all kinds '.I li tnerchandize surd l'u r i..
niture by the year. on the till..il renttouable termn.
Applications:for 1116111111(W to the above Comps y
are respectfully solicited by
JOHN T. SIICENCR, A0'1. 1 "
OFFICE—Ii CENTRE titreet, ad abovedoor 1
.tr Mar
ket. Pottsville.
June 11.1851, j
tiiI9II4WIL! VALLEY •
i4IIIWER.t INSURANCE COMPANY,
sconA.Npv YORK
Capita/5'.160,000. 1Vel( and secu
.t;ly inroird
. .
Di ttECtORS.
ADAM C. YAM PATTEN, MEV V REDDER, .
WILLIAM RUMOR._ ..IASPICA HELL,
CII•RLEJI P. ZiATIOCIS, 4 . 1111.1 Y 11. DERICE,
ABRAM W. TOLL, ISAAC VEDDER.
JAMES WL I'ANULRN, Ily.Ntir A. HELL,
171I•LIEEN 11. TOLL,' IICOL/LASIIII...IIi V,
Joni Ai. I.AxiiNo. I
OFFICERS.
. ,
A. C: ‘ , ...s l'arrt:N,Pres't L!.borr6R BE.l,l..sccretary.
WM. RECTOR Vhe Pre,'LrAritt A'9 V. Tot"... Treacr,
Kint NI V.Tit lIA Nit I Nitty, Jim., Coto_ (,1 I A g t ut, Ni,„ 3
Greene strec 1., Trenton N. Lt.
. Itk:FEIMICCES. , .
;110n.5.11. ' ' '.lohnArin,Co.4.lndgc,s chr ncetnile.
• ••Jim-F.llmo, Stolid',
” D. I'. Fin i c,r, Con Id y 1:lork, " . ..
" Abram A. Van Voist, Mayor. "
M. - Myers, Ex-Mayor'.'
" D. Wriglii, Recordtir, Albany.
11.11. Van tlycki PropriOor Alban v All .t 3.
Jacob G. 'Sanders, Esq. , -, .
'Thnntas Clark, En, New York.
-Er Policies nf Insurance a x ntnst F i!e, a tid also 41n
iand paliei.., on I:0AI. ajot MOATS. Colie“gned 'to
"' Andelphla', New York, ond F.,l3tein Port, isSlied
J'. F. ‘VIIITIN EY; '
.
AsrentTor Schuylkill county, -
Odle.: next door to Mliwrs' Hank:
TO.: r •,
3un . e25.1953
IRON, Szx
PIG LEAD; PIPE, &c. •
•
G LIS and American I' d. Tin
I:4C4st Iron Wat•r and Plia!s, Block Tin,
flantr n Pig linu,and crmta pi.genernin; a: 10tV e'l rateA.
For sale by • , t ' EAlit'. Jr., .
No. ss-Nortti, Wharves, Philadtlphia
April 12, DU ; - to •
METALS ! METALS ' '
_ .
: .. i . S 7 ICI - ITER 4 , 21TaliNIGITT,•
, .
Neiar the corner of Prfth and l'enn :!:t,:, at tl,,
- Old IV/,rte" Starr, lirddwg, Pi. .
' IMPORTERS AND DEALERri IN
Tin Plate, i .Rabbir Metal. . .
Sheet Copper, ' •,Crucit•ler,
"• Zinr, :German Silver,
. ". Iron; :, ' Brass Tubing, . .
" limo . ' • Iron Hammered, -
•or . Lead: •.' Roll d,
Brace Wire; / - . '• sbett,
, . Nails, '. i " Slit
" Streets, V ; " Ovol, . .
." ri'llt r ,,, • - ..! ". Hall Rioted,
Anneitied Wire, i " Round Ito 1 Indite,
Iron ;do • • " Bailer, , ,
.
Capper 'do '. i
11 ,
~..... Flue,
Tinned !do
Spitig' !.rlo ~01111, -
Dar Lead, .. "2- Stroll, ,
•' Tin, ; •• Norway Rod.,
" Solder,, 71 •• Horse Shoos,
firaziere Solder. . '1 Axle Iron, .
• Rpelter, i f Angle - •
•Pig Tin, I i rteel C.a.it: ; $
Lead. „; * I ' Ceram!),
. Copper.
i -• Sheer,
Roll Copper. - ewe& Blister.
Copper RiVets, , [ " spring,
t•
Nail., : " Arlie: i 0.1.;
" Tecka,•• , ' '' - Tined& Illack rare,
; Antillletly. ! " " ! ". ItlY.el:..
For ante at the lowest p.i.•sril.le prices, whiileeitte
and retail.; . i
April 4 . 1',1651 16.6 m
reinserrs
PATENT
SCALES,
, s Sold at :heir
_ I 'ILVAHEIIOUSE,
No. - 240 :MARKET St.,
.1111 LADE LPII I A .
itiiitroaddray., Coal, anti Farmers' t? , CA LES, Net
In any part of Inc country. by el per ielleed - Workinv
and at abort notice.
April 6, IBM I. It Gut '
BELLOWS;
PORTABLE FORt.:E li ti t l ,
i p 3 O t r MtTIIS AN I; • JEW•
JEW
mes.;Stne l a and dies, Platform Scalt-5,
from WO to 000.1beJ (Fatirbank's patent) ; Nov•
city Loeltre, Latches. Tea ati4 Counter etelttN,Garden
Engines, Pumps (or any depth.of welt ; 16. tons of
hest Otindstone, dressed and centered ; Mill, Cross•
cut, Circular and Bridge Builders' Haws; Lead
Pipe, Rants, Morticing Machincs, - atc at the Hard
ware Store ot, 'W. W. EN !GOT.
- - • .
, 229 Nlsrket Bi., below 60, North 'Ode.
YhilaJrinhie
April Ir., 1851 15.3111
IRON AND STEEL.
•
DECOU AND, MIDDLETON,
importer's and Dealei j i'len IRON and 4TEET.,
NO. 13, North WaterArra, above Market, Filth
-4elphla. 'A gehoraF.aseurintent tdostantly on
hand.
- Phila., March 18, 1851. llly.
me:mom swims,
OP EVERI!DESCRIPI'IUN,
SVITA IMF: for Bail nude, u'anals,&c., for weigh ;
ing hay, coal, ore,aqd ts•treltaisitse
Purchasers may, feel asrured that they ram lie sup
plied with a superior 'and reliable article, and run 110
trek. Each kale Id guaranteed emceel, and if'
trial) nut rsunditatilt•trtoy, can resumed ev II f ini ,l
elisrge. ractory at tht idd stand s (!:(I,lllolir (lea for
Sully years, cornea of Ninth and :firkin Streets, neai
Coates Street, Phitailetphts. A 11110TT
E(llC(l.so(ar9 to Elliott &
7 -:tra •
Feb. IS, 1554
FURNITURE,
NEW ronrwruna WARDROOMS.
.11? rket Streit.(G.;rard Ro , A) four floors
above Eleventh., STrth &dor,
tIONST ANTLY on band a hose aettnitorent
au rre rior Furniture; of every dr.vrriptlbr.
French Bolls, Tete-a-tetes, Chairs. &c. on hand - nr
niade to order.and warranted. at greatly reduced rash ;
prices. Fornittna carefully packed._ and Phipp.. tug
any pan of tho Union.' T. 11. TVAON.
April 1,1854 • 13.31 n
HOUSEHOLD GLASSWARE;
FROM the prlottlpal FIteIOTIES and Late Auction
eales.eomprisiag a full and &enable 2.lllollllleßt
at 35 PER CEIIT. ISLLOTV en at ntree.
Dealers and others: will do wet! to ehll before
purchasing elsewhere. 1.000 Parkaree now on
hand. EDWARD P. COIIFiELD,
152 South SECOND atreet, (above spruce.)
Philadelphia.
15-3 m
Apr 1115,1854
•
New. tyleC ottage FilenHare.
THR subscriber is receiving flops the Imet, Moon •
factories In the City, a large lot of Cottage Film'.
ture of NEW BTYLE,made of HARD WOODs, oak,
ebestuntotialnut; ash,Ac.. warranted to he etrong
and durable. The pitterr are vat loued.nd of the lat.,
est fashions. They embrace whole set IS, art of whe b
will be sold at city prlces,•earrlage 'added.
lie also keepson hand, and manufactures
to order,ell kinds of Household Furniture,
Zit the latest, most fashionable and desirable
Palterer, allot which Gan be examined at his Ware
Rooms. corner of Centre and Iliden streets. nearly
opposite the Episcopal Church—all of which will be
gold aube verylowesCrates.
HENRY ORESSANG.
It-ti
April 1.1834.
G TAGUS.
BDEBT. Itir!)=l, Virg in ia. lai mused Trout: -
dea Pike and Eel !tookr, dwivelr, Salmon Gut,
Trost-Flies. Gut, sad ether lanoode, Artificial Bait,
Canton Ufaln Lineai tiimn and Plaited dila Lines,
-Lay ourUnes, Lipeo with Float and - Hooks, Walk.
lug Stick. Trout and; Trolling Ruda, Cane Reeds ,
Balers; Set Nets, Dulcimer and Puna Wire. Violins
sad Strings; domeG !LUNG TWINE, GEN
UINE GARLEkil'ollo!mhoiesale and retail.
• GEORGE W. HEYDERGER,I!nporier.
Nit. '5O North Third :fluent, west side, second door
below Arch (Mulberry) direct, and neat door to
the dt. Charles MO, Philadelk , -
April /5. 104 • ! 151 m
=MIR !.! LIMPER! I !
MBE undersigned iirprepared to furnish bills of
Hemlock.Oak,and While Pine LocuLerta any
'stens, and of lb. linen sizes, having under his
control mills that grO' sawin_g over 100,000 feet of
lumber per week. T. J. HUGHES, ag , t.
October 11 , 53 I , 43.1,
'-': . :.lclifilipuf.;;
SCIENCE / AN RIME BIBLE
.
lit r',SSILS. EV TTqh , -..- Pecif*.S er • :—AS you here ue•.;
sued continua Wations-fruni .ail • quariers' for your
paper's department t . .9 . .;;Eceles 'aspen! Intelligence,
-and as thus (lir few have been - founil ready or with
teisurtkto piepair such, I ',venture again to iitri
your request. -That'lLivrel:ri- for which I tksire
spaee this wee.:: in .Your:raluab!e colurn9s,- is p . re-
Pared fur 'us in the ed.t,orial of that exceeat l'llita,•
i dolphin Daity, the F.' , .siiiii,? .1 1 : ,, ilter‘rn • " 1 7 : i' v , ;= 4,1 .
SCE soiriewhat the r'elAttna-',.ot ::::olence anti.Sai•red
Scripture. Amil prer•einiiti, so.; far as It goes, the
views of yourvorrr,poinie - ut. and doubt'.ess•Cit•your
reader•sgeuerelly,;; thus silk te notching Scripture,
truth and true 504.•n00 wiit IX: sen•fccUbi to the
minds of all-who read - .:t. 1 . Vows ,Ini., - .
4583 45
15,157 47
. , .
JirE.l3ll3.E.—Thar 'fia‘tred record defends
itself. It stau&,• anti litts ever - stool, a
great' truth, like, an immovable rock ain't]
the yea of• ficeptietsti!autl unbelict. The
waves of ,false.-.tcience heat around it: and
.
stem, at times, abutet subrneffge :.but in
the end they. are hurled'hack aud silenced
furever,.while the Bible stands triumphant
dirough alt. Their •
assaults of immatute:icienee havo
been. made :4) often,' and- - have been so lava-
riably repejfed, dint' iound thinkers liver
allow -their faitljiuw.Lto - be troubled
enyeri6 xupposeil to eohtradret. the
Oa- the coorraty they ay that the presto:lp
non is, when pie :whole truthis known, that
tide uew bypolheis Will be found to CO un-
tenable, like ibose citucii preceded at
any new Proof witsw4uteti of the t)ivioe on
gin of the Mk., it would be fouud is the
remarkable fact,..that;',while all other pro:
fessedly Juspirtd.books; like the Arabk..
rao or the 11ludo() 1'614 ul absurd
statentonts, at ,variaueo with thc‘ commonest
axioms' uf 13itile is invariably_
discovvrtal .to coutain,:expreiscd in popular
phraseology, every tact positively denioustrd
ted by science, no matter how startling that
tact may scent at first.: . •
A striking example pi this is the Mosaics}
account of creation
, .
tontedti - that the spoken of in Gen
esis should hke been translaien as indefinite .
peripds i tif _time such the tuttininO of
the original eitird 'Do Bible, thererure;
serfs, not that the, wfirld was . treated in six
cale . adar days, liut7u cis successive periods
ut an untold dtiriiiioo. 'thi three of • these
periods. science -thros little or nu light.—
But geology toils-Ote 'i:arne- tale of- the errs•:
Lion, during the oilier. three as the Nosatcal
narrative. Durnig one of_ %hest:, 'as Gene
,sis tells us, plant. "were crowd yielding
seed alier 'heir ge6lugu.4 iuluruts
us ihni, earliestol ihe (Tolls known pvd-
tf.) iu %Opel' the
M==ffilM=Mil=
plpvically an age ut ,i?1:11.11, "yielthug seed
alwr,iis kind!". On another ul thi:se claw,
Genesis gues ote to stye; the great ,nt:,bsters
of the deep were created. Geolug:; - , teariteS
us that the-. 4 tehtliyosaur, titigahe;allr i nut/
gigaotie birds tullUemilt the era lit the plants.
Lastly.- (3eneil says': thr.tt the "beasts ut
the earth idler their cattle after
theirAitid," wert•er6itefJ ; atid; at ihe-clot,e,
f thts.period. in. the ;ei'euinc, so to speak.
of this day; mu was: made: - Geology colt
firms this story iti. eirer tI le. When wt•
reinember that in ilie!age of Aplses,' , eology
tvas•yet unkLown.; the agrepruti9t b .' etwou
the .111os4,ic
. record mid-the 'modern discover.
ies of geologists appears limazing; and iu
deed can only be aecoutized for, or
_rather is
liet-perouuted for, by suhpusing the writer
to !lave been inspirett We follow, in
-the line/of argument nclopieff by Huga
Mill& andother.ernitjent geologists : and it
is rue that has never answered.
To r‘ass 'from. geology to'
Tbeie is a carious possage in- Holy • Writ,
which, though" otteniquigeti for its beauty,
never Pouldbe'explained, until very lately.
The passage.-is the known one !rim
Job :--:"Carist;thOu tell the street infittoces
of the Pleiades ?." Modern astrouumy has
demonstrated that the solar — systern is in tnu
tion around some point incohceivably
and that thiS pointisiin the direction of Ole
'Star Aleyou, one of the:Pleiades. What a
deep meaning,..flashira into the phrase, the
"sweet infliiences!", of the, Pleiades; under
the electric touch i'of fins faci T By the influ
ence of-that group our wufild is held in its
proper place; is guided thipigh . thearacl
less heavens; is sysietly orreserved - in that
harmony, whose perfectness led rui - the met
aphor, chat thestars.;sing ttigether . as-they
move.' Agattr:-!tlia' Bible speaks of - this
'globe rq, "the resold a•fact first dem
onstrated.hkiasirutiomeri, and that long be,
circumnavigated the
eirtlr Stittlurther the planes keep their
appoifite . 4.l stations, likeatoms in a mountain,
or ocean,.nr continents, like the largsst and
smallest things everywhere in creation, by s.
balance ill torces ; and .thus.is verified the
declarationju lie "measured the.
waters, -in ithe boll nv Ail his' hand." lie
"eotnprelientliAlr.the . Aust measure, and
weighed ttie intiuntalns tti his scales, and the
hills in a' hallinee." ;Yes! if the erelior had
not thus weighed ateni against mum, meas
ured sea against seal, balanced world agathst
world, hill; ocean., 1-daneland• system would
-dissolve, • and chauS. rtish &Ay n again on
matter-/—chaos and eternal
Meteorology is as,emphatic in confirming
the Bible; as•asttionatny 'Or geolu Iu this
departuient Maury.lias . done s.nual service to
seienee,and religion t 'rite Scriptures, iiihen
they say, quote the place whence* the rivers,
come, atitin-r filek return again," were ins
comprehensible to the ancients, who,did na b
understand the inanner in which rivers ari7.
seas, by evaporation, furnish vapors for the
clouds, Which, being harried, back; by air
' currentiOo the land, descend in rain, anthso,
supply the springs from which flow - hirs
ger • streams. All the rivers run into
the sea, yet. the sea is not full," was a
scientifically,. to 014 sairaos of old,
• Perhaps,; but it is so no longer; fur uow
we - know what a large portion. °Late waters
of 'the - globe :ex tlti ea - vapor in the • sky, ,and
that the seas- are nut, therefore, full,
though all the rivers run into them, as Ec
clesiastes said. • In a lite article in Rode's
"United States RivieW,.' . rhe contributions'
of 3,136ry to this 'satinet 'are noticed in de
tail, aisitisorne' ciiglent illustrations sugzcs
ted by the eiliior,,a4 tor- and
.made a firmainenf, and divided the water.
that were Wider Ilia : firmament,
,Iroin those
that were. above -the firtitanicni." nost
clearly this text • points wit" the; division-0i
earth's water., tutn . those" that floW through
rivers to tfie . sea, under the firmament and
those that flow liar*, !In wrial
.currents of
vapor, aboye the quiament--; 'awl how On
phatirally it asserts:the great truth of mete
orological science, , that, In long . as earth en
dures, the firmament will thus "divide thi , ,
waiere from the .vraiers."
•
We might . roug;li ;he whole range ol
-science, a mho ever departmeni with a sim
ilar result. Thoukh the Bible often speaks
in the languageof Irnetaphor, and though of
-course it alWays uses ' lasputar,inslesd iif a
scientific, phraseology,_- the great fact '
lies at the bottom-pi ;the metaphor, or the
popular phrase, i'srinvariably found, when
.'scientifically ,stated. to agree ,with science.
It. wotild be an error to ripe Scripture to
c statescienttfictruiti in scientific terms. Had
this been dune itiviould.,•have
,created . more
scepticisuriu ignoraniages; than the absence
olcuch phraseology originates among shah
, low thinkers flow'. .It is 'a proud boast,
• which belieVers igilie Christian religion can,
make,. that the Btitle, thonak intended as a
relattoil of spiritual thiagg and therefore
only alluding, to scientific facts incidentally.
-and though designed for the illiterate as well
t . 4 the learned, and therefore couch d iii the
plainet lauguage,' . yet, when the meaning , ts;
fairy translated ands, eacidully
waYi found - about science,lriand:
never to contradict: it. This.eartool be said
'of any other so-called Sacred Book extant.
• The 'Most comprehensive ibtellects 111(10
have labored in, tie cause of act Lice . -have, in
cor,sequenge, .always had their faith in the
Bible syengtbSod by, their studies. It is
only one-sided io7esukators . , or hasty geu
eraltiers, who becorrie_scepttc?l through
cantle pursuits. - The. eagle, soaring to hen veo, sa l es continent's and oceans at a glance,:;
_sees the horizonrlptindingin sharp outline*
against the blue flood shall the blitid mole
ta . rrowlog; in hiscorner, dare to sae'
that there are neither • tnountains norteit, oh
•
that-the globe isi:mere fiat plain? , Let th.
. moles of science hush - their :petty voicesi - toi.
ft is abot the:Bible !,hat is wrong, but they.
Louis Election, - L
-The Bentois; anti=
Nebraska eindidate for Mayor, Mr. "'How;
bag .been elected:by a rely beavy . majority;.
and' the wbolei Benton ticket for city offieert
bat been.h,sevfisepvicessfull • .
• '
A.
~...,.,..:i,:,....,..
MEI
tt- is-now •uuiversally
t:loliticat:
Fr 4i Pi ts.',u'riz Ce a :age.]
-"ifrANG IT, [low fIE - PINCIIES !"
(ioe of the early Dwelt Governors tit, New
York,•had a very )ipowing parrot, 'a great
talk'er,-and a creature of unbounded cobceit.
A. Nawk oae day pounced up,,l it, And bore
it .Ontly away. 'the conceited creature was
delighted witn the attenium trona so power
ful a stranger, and greally.enjoyed au elm.
nun . so much higher than its own clumsy
widgs had ever been ableto reach:, Passing
a rata, in its ascent, it cried out with-great
gird, 4' I ride, robin! I ride, robin !"
Hotline hawk, perhaps fearing tile rois of
its prey, perhaps annoyed by the cries of tIIC
dlOterlOg foreigner, pressed its claws a lit
tle beyond theleathers of its charge; • when
it makes the airring with itschangd notes,
hang ii . how he pinches!
. hang if, how he
pinthes !" --. •
riot voutth for , the entire truth of this
store, lhit I give it, as I have heard, toIllus•
irate ups and ddo;us of Jesuitexperieace
iu the politics of our country. The Jesuits
mek the same difficulties, and make the
saine iruistakes that lith' foreign -politicians
do ni inatiagiur , our American politic'' sad
pople,
For many years, the Press, regarding .
nothistwas a riligiuus.' institution, were ge
ciji:tuniell to treat it with respect, as they did
other forms ut christitanity. iguct rah e e
but) conceit ol the Jr;suits led theni to iniag 7
them-elves great layttrites with the Press;
and with poorly, disguised contempt of the
de4ixeus ui thei;ouutry,,thlty sang out,
ride, robin! I ride, robin !! ' Then they plune ,
et Poto politics, shucking all our tree,,na
iiviaredileetions,by their munstrouS etym.
Taihy. with Austrian pnlit °mail tyrannies,
and hy
• iheir malignant clrumutes against the
ninny rs 'of Eurnpep liberty. The yress,, the
Ira and patriotic press,' exposed and denuuu
col their treachery to lreedom, and their rif
rinity with absolutism. 'They-felt die.pinch
lug-pressure of this strong-taloned guardian
of liberty, and raised the piteous cry ut"hang
it,Thuw he pinches ! hang u, how he pinch
esll-" • • -•
Again, when the Jestiits thought they had
the demagogues in their Interest, and stupid
ly mistook the demagogues for:the people,
instinctively fixed : their eyes on the
schuolfund, thinking, it would-be
aide t hing to havd the public money apptu
priated to their sectarian schools. Their
builyaut hopes. inflated by the !tattering
priimise from a desperate politician, here and
there, set thern,to singing, " I ride, robin ! I,
ride, robin-!" But when, in every 'lnstance
where the:issue was Made, they weroyrat
ei(,. and even. old forgotten provisions - rhat
night be perverted to their purpose, were,
m
ast our:own legislature, repealed ; their
st4ig ss iposhly changed 'to the &torus°,
",hang it, Moir he fondles ! hang n, how he.
pinches !': C 2
the Pope . .s . first uuncio, (utcJ tho
Wit) cattle to our c amity, and received the
etiorwinis treatment whirti we give to all
sqatigers ; wheo he was melted to the soi
t;overriore acid to the halls of legisla-'
titre•ii.the delighted Jesuits sung out, .• I
robin:" But .when the character of the
Mau became kutiwne with some inkling of
tire purposes of : when 'catholic'
cOgregailuusbaughed . at ills threat ex- .
cuinninuication, when pantomimes of his
(14erS CihtZei.l the2SireetscAollr cities.;
elpinursof indignation and the hisses of eon:
Oimpt lino a Irec people turn upon the pour
drown the filieol.ls waiting
of the Jesuits, "hang it, how lie pinches
Ming how he pincnea!" And the GoVei
n‘r of 13inovia, the priest that performed
tile las , : „dikes of turturnanny for the!patriiii
(gu Basel, sViiS'So bewildered by the,inirotio.
piettensibilities of American politics,tltat ice
aL'inally lost his instead. o
13ra:r.il" went bar . k . again Europe.
of
From the other side ilic.Atlacioc;lie sends
leis to this.couuiry, the doleful burden tit
Which is, •Obiug it, how he pinches
Now I. think of it, there was another part
tq, the slot y of the:Duich..Governoes parrdi.
4.Ttic screams and struggles of the creature
Made the hawk release his hold, and the pour
thug tell tutu the river, when it
streamed out, "a guinea for saying the Gov '
etnOr's parrot." Tempted, hy the offer, i;
baler" ou the wharf Plucked it from the wa-,
tqr and going to the Governor. claimed tIN ]
reward. 'Tile Governor objected that tlie
sum was more than ihe creature was worthi i .
when the parrot. interrupted . the parley bYi
!?1;11:1..1 6 blutily, " give the fellow a groar."
Such has been the reward of more tha4.
rive party leaflet` who has trusted to the
promise of the " Catholic vote.'? No patriot
will desire a mercenary suffrage. -Notwitlei
st.anding the shatuelhl assurance of a leading
lestiit, that, we go fin those who - du - most
us," • poritical pipes are.. beginning ..td
'learn that the "Catholic ente,"gtiren as suck
Cur ~ot.ls.itferations which OH. gift steep im
f!hes, alienates from their interest a large
and mor s reliable constituency. The ••Cathe
61 IC vote" is a bait that has a hook enclosed
I.n it •. and des; crate pulieivians who cove t
,
She shming are likely • hereafter, to
find the promised guinea turn out but a
Worthless groat. < Pasear.,
611:3ines.
FOR.TREVENTING COLLISIONS
- - - .•
The Scottish Press.gives as account of al
invelitiotrby Mr. J. C. Blackwell'of Ediug
burg;,whu has exhibited a model of it to ;hi
Edingburg Society of Arts for the preveu- .
hoe of C AlifeiC;lLS : The inventor :peopuel
placing in the centre of the roadway, between
each •Ptie' of rails, and' at equal distances
lrom each oilier, self-adjusting levers, or
hanks of a rectangular lain (thus L), and
lurutog,' on a pivot at the point of angle.—
Each of these fevers is to be connected will)
lhe alternate one in advance by a wire that
.licls, in a case tube a few inches below the
surlace.. The effect of these communicating
wires is, that, when any one of the horizon
jai levers has had .its pusitioo inverted by
Are stroke 61 a leyisr attached to the engine,
and communicant:lg with the valve that
shuts off the. steam, it Is immediately-
re
storedr to its firs: position, when the eughie
;teaches:and - knocks down the next-but-one
le'ver In advance l whole• line.- The...author
,
status •thn'it would be . obvinus that, it.,ri
jirain be impeded on any pall of its course,
the leverbelrind is left standwg, in a reaistabt
.;positiou : s'o that, it . another train were to
dollqw,-it must., have its steam shut off at
oaie, without the cognizance
.ot• guard br
'',engineer, because the roadlever not yielding
'to - the erigniclever, the latter is forced back,
aud the same effect produced as if ' the steam
bad been ile,iguedly -shut off by the drivey.
' , Thus no Irmo could run into another from
lrelotid, - as the' road lever would shut off the
istcarn, and the train be stopped beforejt
. could reach the train itCadvanc4. Atwater
most important effect . nt this arrangethent
'in - Zink! be, that a meeting of- trains could dot
.by posithility occur. . ,
o .
[Eicepi the reciprocal action on The en
glue lever, this - invention is precisely - stitit
far w principle to the "Monitors," for which
cur townsman, John M. CroSland,is 'now
• applyi• g (ur,a patent.—Eds. Journal.) '
IRON PRODUCT
A correspondent is ihe Philadelphia Bul
letin, furnishes a list Of sixteen iron estab
lishment. winch will this season tutu out
160,001 tons of. railroad • bari, representing
in production ss,' - 550.,000 for labor, and 1,-
82i;,000 lobs of raw material, as follows
. . Ton.
Pir. iron required per ton of rails 213,333
Coal nt•ed .". " • 840,trOG
ir , n ore
. 3 " " 50,006
Lrme,tone If ." 213,333
Tvini number of on raw . material, 1,52t1,666
The capital employed in these establiih.
ments'is reckoned at 310;000,000. • They
support a population jI 92,5(10 persons, tind
consume $4,625,000 in breadtteds, beside*
affording a profit to all the stations brooches
of business, in and around the •mills, other
than to the owners, of $1.9.19,000, participa
ted in by coal Linda, coal operators, ore.latitls,
transporters and storekeepers. The follow
ing is the hat of the mills, and their prat:Ne
t:on of rail to 1854
. Name,. . ' • TOrts.•
Montour Iron kVorks, Danv il!e, Pa. • 13,00:H0
Rough and Ready,. do 4,000
Laekawana, Scranton Pa. • 10,000
Phuuix Iron Works, Phanixville, Pi. , 2000
Sate Ilarbor„...Sale Harbor, Pa. . • ' 'MOO
Great Western, Brady's ileac}, Pa. • , 7/,000
New Works, Pittsburg; Pa. '- ' f•ROCIO
Pottsvnle Iron Works, Pottsville, Pa, • 3,000
Cambria Iron Works, Cambria, Pa. ' 4,000
.Trenton Wink., Trenton, N. J.. 15,000
Maisachusetts Iron Works, Donlon, Mali. 12,000
Mt: Savage Iron Works ' 12,000
Richmond Mill,Rictimond. Va. • ti,ooo
Washmgton Rollinngg 1%1111, Wheeling, Va. 2,000
Crescent Works, Wheelnig Ve. 0,0 00
New Mill, Portsmouth, Ohiu tip°
Total
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE.
.41wring procured three Presser, ' , ire are now pre
ated to execute JOB and BOOK PILINTINir of
etrery description, at the °dive ot •frite Ntnerrst
!primal, cheaper than it enu be done at any other
eitahlphment to .he County, t 14•11 ue
Books, Pcrosphlttr, Bill. of Ladefry
Large rosters, Raq Hn, ,l . .I:l4r,t4ts,
Ilook,t, •
iirwit , of A g rement, l i n/e
Bill Heads, Orde r . 1300L.,4e
At the very 51torjest notice. O u t :l ee k of JO t
TYPEiiS more extentwie than that Cl any other
Otßon - na this seetinn .ot the:t 4 tate, and we keep
Fronde eta loved exp , e- , ;ty tor. Johbing. Bema
practical Printer ottrke:f, 1.%‘: Will guarantee our.
- 4 , ork to be n• neat a> au!, con be turned out ..4n
7 1.. e cam.... PRINTING 11.'s; CoLOli:" dour at the
shortest notice. -
B(x)ks botnt el - ertvariet) - of ,tale. 131e.ik
Books Olever) deser:ppop 111 et 1111 i red , WWI d
i - aled to order at ,:ie.t
NO. 19.
FUTURE
; We sotnt times catch otwtslyes worrdermr:
liovemany of the yijuti4 lathes whom we
meet wilb are to perferm the girt of house.
keerie'n, when the young men-who now eye
them So admiringly hare persuaded them to
become their wiYl.-s.' We listen to -those
young ladies of whom we speak. and hear
them, nut only acknowiedgiog. but boasting
pf tacit ignorance of all howeh.,l:l duties, ac
if nothirm_would lower Ott(' in the esteem
bf their friends as the 'cont . iissiii - n at arr a l a l it y
;tio . batt l e bread and pees, or ctwk a piece of
Meat, or a disposition to ensgitg,e'in any • use.
"fill employment. .Speakini - from ovr own •
..nuthful recolleetiomeive aye flee to say that
taper fingers and lily•whit4 hands are veer
'pretty to look at with a ydung matt's eves,
pnd sometimes we have kiinwu the artless
tunOcenee of practical knowledge displaced .
by a young
,mhs to appear rather interesting
iha&utherwise. lint we have lived long
enough to learn that life is full of rugged ex- •
periences, and that the. im..st loving, roman..
tic and delicate people Must live on cooked
br otherWisti prepared folk!, and in homes -
kept clean any wry iiidustrious
And fur all practical ptifoses ot married lite,
it is generally found that for the husband to
kit and gaiti . a q t a wife'ikaper lingers and
bands, or fur a wife to t and be 10 - Oked at
and admired, does not make the pot boil or '
"put the smalittst piece of food in th
.
i- Continuo salt is ale of the most a ct
!substanfre - .4 hi'r domestic and ;:„erteral 01111111 It
isaabtained from three source,: trona mine..,
kvhereat exists in a solid form. evaporaticit
of sea water, and fryiti springs.' bun]
.live hundred thousand tons ell to -al or :rot t . ;
salt amatanuallvyrodueed to Erwland. Tin
principal„ of. these mine,: are, situated at
Northwick, in CiWslte. There) are roe
silt fuittes of eStra..ohnary capacity and
depth at Cracow, in Poland. Salt is a sta!,
monopoly in Austria: it i obtain& d• of
eellent quality from the mute.; of Bachnia
and Witlit4a,• which \kid upward Z -of thirty'
thousand tims j anifually, and would produce ,
lan inexhaustible siipply. Prussia
hundred and fifty-fiye thou-and t,ao, lit tl.e
year 18.12, and thil article la a 1 proeuri.l
extensi rely in Calat•rta, I itahwnt it Spaio,
and Tus'crint. - ri.oural salinas S 2.
ponds exist on the shores Of Patagonia,
liey• West, Syraejtse, and ~ o we other y y
of the United Stdjes, and in the Bahamas. -
Eight or ten fri‘tltion bushels are made anon-
ally in- the United and nearly to,
mueli More,is imported, chiefly from Torte's.
Front tifty-wie to fort v-live gallons'
of-the brine of 'the Syracit , e >ait spiiags to. -
Dishes a bushel of salty t the extent ..I
ev..tlity thousand tons was -tulip -A
irom , syraensf.. Thv north ed
the pruviuec nt Veueiut la turni-hei, a coil l
stileNtbte quantity uf salt ut .
whiteness.
~ 7:111liut In Inn - ctistc,,
trust it/z-tlitlttg :0 nature, ebaVe t , ..e
beard, which,•if kept in pro:Cer limn. ti,
with and bea-:p; iu tincti rI keep flit ir
'nage and hair in c , ,wriletes Ike
pertectiOn et ' man's hier and the extert-li
ditine,ion of the aod whatevLr tit
ladies prezeod to the renders bra
tar wore attractive to te,..tn-it —.it an, rat. ,
when has had tinie III(0'
•eerninv, repugnance: - for tiV_lr pi-e'en:ace
men Witt) gok,ti_NVlii,,t , r,: . 1., •
vina, was torbidcben therefot , .
according to Jew:, and C,tii by God . :
it wai a severe the Ind 1-
andlan irreparable •iii,uit• to in
lans. Thr Ozoiitnlt sweats by lu beard.
Ind sped& halt tit P day iipun it: SLavito.:
prevails at Europe 'bt , :au,- the Kings
Franc.: set she example to their ciJurliel-,
who were followed by the nation. which
lornierly gave the o . n i•.llelgilf)oring'
and thetefure was at itn 7- tth fillowed by a:l
in ;his troublesome and tratnatily
Dr Eiliotson's Human eliwzoio;:y. . •
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. ..
DIFFERENCE 'BETWEEN RANI(ASP. t
WORTH— A-great man is always in utlic,!
Men, to whom office alt,tie has z o rcu unpor-
tauCe, shriult into iusk'fniticatre, as soon a.
their official term is over. They have hot.-
ors rcodered,them at leitis and r , I I public o , ' •
camas, while their commis..tion lasts. That
over, they straightway become . i same no• • ,
bodies as before. Their consequencit
nut stick to them: , But a welbeduttatvil and: •
accomphshed man of worth and talents Itul
- in himself a personal couttynuenec. It
is a part of him. His cominissb , n is dorm:
life and good behaviour, like that of the goc-,1
old-lashiontal judges whiita we shall miss bt'
aud by. People will it up 'always to d
tom honor wherever he may be. Ifis glove
is not dim rued by the adjournment of th , •
Legislature, nor the expiration 01, his offici i;
It was not given by the . breath tit' Pres ider.t
or peoplei it is not tal;en away by a imspen
skin of the favor of either or both.
- --11 young lady having.aslied a surgeon why
Win= was made from the rib a tnan' in
pretereuee to any other Lune, he gave th.•
following gallant answer was not
taken from the head lest she wqtild rule over
him ; nor, froth his feet lest he should tram
ple upon her ; hut she was taken .from his
side, that she might he his equal ; from un
der his arm, that he might proleet her : from
near his heart that be might cherish and
love her. ;
r.l -J ' FAITH and, niedi6ne are •about the
same thing in the eye of the Tartar;. 11 the
Lama doctor happens nut to h ave any medi
i-.iine with him, he is bynnncans disconcer
ted; he writes the mums of the reinethea
upon'little scraps of paper, with Itis,saliva.
and rolls them up in ty pills, which the patient
tosses down with the same perfect ectifidenci•
as though they were genuine medicaments.
-To swailo:w the name. or a remedy or tht•
remedy itself, say the Tartars, comes to pre
cisdy the smile' thing. . '
JOHN ZIIITCHEI. AT Ihoie.--The
NatiOn hate quite turned upon its old 'friend .
John Mitchel; It says:
"His brain appears to have been turned, til
heart to have grown hopekt>slt• malcontent m
exile: and he sees the world. :lean) only to
scoff and sneer and make !t echo with his
egotisin. Eight numbers of his paper still
leave a - doubt whether the writer is merely
a little imane, or a good . Oral I.Oe.ised of a
• I
devil."
Gl o b e
men t i' ous a eircona,ian: k i, resp...rilini; Howard,'
the philanthropist, which contlitures by far
thei4trongest inttauce uri record - *hat illus
trious man's benevolerist that he.
at the age of 23, married a first wile whit
rva then 32. • Howard i ^enerally admit
ted to have been an individUal who, was in
advance ot his age s. but ;ire aware ,that
the Grist Mrs. Howardi:s to greatly t.X.:(Atird
that of her helsband.—Punch. •
• -r
10$000
BANNAN'S
110011 BINDERY
Mt:3(6lam
SALT
;71 . W11V WOMAN WAS MAOr, 01 , A Ha
OATS.—We onv:: EaW U 0:
lan bravely turniug up the gla.s—lie was a.
tree-hearted, glorious felluw and was, he
said, sowing his wild oats. • We afterwards
saw a. policeman hauling a tnl,,erab;i: &Link
ard from the gutter to the watch-livuse. The
wijd oats were beiqi harvested.
EBEIEM3
17! Look out. Boys.— A person siessenten
ced in New York. uc Friday lost, to 3 mouth%
imprisonment in. the New York Penttentiary
for tearing down handbills.
A Mr.-Bayne is to Conn at Petersbure.
Ya.,_c.barged by Mils Williams with haviog
biiik-guaided lier,'stole her keys, villtfied
her reputation, and ruined the character and
front door of , her restdence.
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ACTLRES.
Anot Aar Furnace.- - troj. Tyson of
Reading, is commerichn operations for bat:-
ding a large Anthracite Furnace et 'big rilV,
un the north side oithe Lebanon VAles , Rail
road. where it crosses the river
Ty- A Lot of Sixty Bars A Railroad Iron,
says the klalttmore Amervdn , has been ship
ped at Wheeling for Louisville. This is the
first railroad iron 4
.flautaetused in the West.
It was from tid - l rensive factory of Gill,
Hardman stephe s. - The same firm have
a contract for four thousand tons from,the
Central:Alio Rath ad. " •
_
' Theproposednew ee . nt pieces ale to
tio of white metal,
reiembling silver. with
roundi;lightly-raised edge, anti-about the
ie
present halteeot. Their appear:
of a i n b d t.
ante will be welcomed by the whole freer
pity of man.
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