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?- POTTSVILLE, PA.
- t4A'i'L iWAL3V/lIE 10, 1854
• Cr THE MINERS' JOURNAL luxes [ms
g.rir6dation Man. - env other' Nerspaper
, Northern. Pennsylvania. • It nrentates
owl the Gorili lion and business then, iseterd,
,this and the adjoining ((Noes, but in all
eitiet, and it also tin-dater gtOtOng
I:if Mine/ in Sehnvlkill founts!. arkie r renders it
~sr of the most valuable Advertising , mesh ItiV-P - 111
But frerlapers have SO ataxy rap' ,
s'ists elite/eft cm its rn6sertprion list.
aillte.BlTA MOM MINER* , JOtIILNALI
D.tv to J. Ltoris, Mt esstraml
imam; F. DAwts, tothlood.
. Far vaatca LAVDERIIIIUN, Tamagni;
lilt/UPSON A. GOIWRI/T,TreMOul;
CHARLES H. HUB BARD. // Pine New York.
s:. F, Noatos, Coal Merchaut,..s2) Walnut St.
Who art antbortzed to retxislettutoeriittions, od
rettiretnent,,&c., for the Misers' Joarnal, sod
reveapt fur the , and nes
IVIIIG STATE COMMITTEE
Col. Andrew G. Curtin. o 1 Centre Cnuoik,
Chairman.'
Geu. William Latimer, Allegheny ". •
Col. C. 0. Loomis.. " • "
Frederick Lenntg, Philadelphia. "
.roveiih'M Myers, • ".
Hon. Win. B. Reed, " '• • •
Stephen' Miller, Dauphin • -
John Collude, Westmorland . "
'!'ho. E. Fraokhn, Lancaster
Hon. H. M. Fuller, Lezerne. "
• 11. D, Maxwell. Northampton,,
_ L. A. Mackey, Clintol),
David Taggart, Northumberland Co.
, • -- WM. F.JOHNSTON
Chairmen Whi . g State Cativentinn.
13USINtS8 DEPARTMENT.
tv-FOlt SHOVELS, Spade;,. Hoes ik - c , ' &c.,
we refer to the adv:4rtisemeot of R.& Matthias of
l'ort Carbon. tied - is prepaivii to carry ea their
mauutachire expeditiouttly,t and his work will
Joubile,s give rattalatiuo harever tritd. Pat.
rouze and r ca'ourage 'homertutactures.
W HOOK-KEEPING, prating and Writing
laasqt at corner ot - Celltre and M,arket Streets.
rirtiEo. VOGHT, Manufacturer of 2ia110%
.n,il)ltCer . tn Foreign and American music. 148
Arch Street, Phitaos.
P. F. LlTlVWM.offers me sale same :13
dues or ra!uable land, fileorably7 ; located' iu E.
tirunswig Tv, Examine the advertise,meni.
far - FOR FISII, trseere and • Provi4ions gener
a'i, ten: A.. F. Cheaebrough'a edeortisynem.
W e nen not room for the proceedings
of the Deniocratic Co. meeting this week,
but we will publish them in full nest Satur=
Jay, tor the information of our readers.
7Anurrrul.—Yesterday morning. on
motiou of Hun. F. W. Hughes,
s :Attorney
General of the Commonwealth, James Rich•
arils was admitted to practice in the several
coups of this County.
,
07' STRAW:E.—LIU EtnpOritcM:,going to
presi Wednesday 'at ternoon, - hid not heard
a word of the Philada. Election, Our Col
are'ut your service, neighbour:• for nexe
•
week.
frO - TriE Fugttive•Slave case . tin Boston,'
12.,t week, terminated in remanding . the
slave u 3 his owner, who accordingly took
charge of him ttbd they are both, perhaps,
Fale at home thti time. •
THE OIL store of Messrs: GM. Ridg-
nrly'.k Co., Philadelphia, was
,deistroyed by
0 , fire on Tuesday morning • last. We leain
trust r. J — A Moore' their general Agent,
414 s place,- that they have already: resumed
,u.niress at 37 N. Wharves, with tresh
ivbck.
:,,g . THE LATr. ELECTIONS.—The Wash
togtoond Philadelphia elections need no
c,zrtunent —they speak for themselves. The
rifutts will be bound formally posted in an
other column, 'rite "good time coining" is
i
evidently not far off. Keep - shady and
Know Nothin g," and berg is a smart
chance of us a ll basking i its sunshine.
Oa" Tiie editor.of the Jackson (Missouri)
Tine Witatls says he "has.not seen a drun
ken Mao in JacksOn since the Lepstature ad•
went d." pchange. A , 7
Accurdiug to the reports cd . ...&ashing)ori
correspondents; about the recent jollifications
ot 'the:uldbers of Congress uyer the passage
of Nebralika, the character oCthat city, for
-sobriety might be considerably , : improved, by
' a situthir triovernent at the national legisla-
QM
P - 71tFAINNri AFFAIRS.--A - new Know
Nothing society was established •u, Reading
last wick. Tie Press says several hundred
applications for admission were made. •
i The Councils are talkiog ut lightiog up the
city streets with caUtriltene latups,'ori wood
co putts !, They area progressive people,
those Berks Co. Mks.
• ' The Journal, noticing our explanation., of
the Leesport " nam eat curiosity," last w ee k s
appeudi this quiz:
Has the Journal abything. further to
communicate in regard to the "tlinog Pigs"
.ut that locality,noticid in the American Zoo
logical Journal some . yeara ago g "
NVell 'no; not exactly—that breed has run
ooc,o;:but we have lots -of the Ainped, bald.
hre I:md. •
DEMOCitATIC COUNTY' MEF:TING
This assemblage on • Monday, except the
hale sprinkling of-fun' toward the close, was
the tamest affair of_ihe hind n - e have ever
witnessed. You could see "Ichaboil l "
iy writien over the Speaker's chair.
Among the resolutions,;-Douglas was
glorified, and Nebraska endorsed, head and
ears. It the • tfchnylkill Democracy swal
luw Straub's chances are Bond for
another term—`they can go anything.
The Cot. re-read and explained portions of
his celebrated Nebraska speech—a very hind
or a very cruel service toward his audiehee,
we• will not pretend tit determirie which.—
Thus. 11. Walker, Esq., followed Will/ his
pinion Of it liriour t Nothings. Secretary
:%Iver Strauje declined to make . a speech.;
and Mr. Hippie wound up that part of -the
enteraimnent with a eulogy on the elorloys
,f Democracy. Shade ot Jeffer
son
Thefiticle:as rich. After the adoption
01 the Committee's retoluttorik;" Col. ' Straub
.offered the following (w4•titite lipm:,itterti
orY) • • •
Rewired, That the .51issouri Compromise, as it
is called, drew a line of distinction between the
people of the United States. inhabiting that region,
allowing rights and privileges to the citizens of one
portion, which were dented, the other—the
distinction of which is clearly in deroption of,
the Constitution of the I.Teited States.
Th is •was sarntiely pounced upon from
, •everal quarters ai l onee,and after some sharp
cross-firitig and various Motions to' shale it
. •
4, was finally withdrawn,.and the meeting
adjourned or 'rather broke up in ihe , most
laughable scene of " noise and confusion."
;:k, ended' hie first chapter.
RAI LROAD CONNECTION
Dtlr Ni,
. —Since you have had an opportunity
al.preciating by experience the very great in
of pasting (ruin Harrisburg to Potts
do you not Ilmik the &gelato,' at Auburn, of
iconic Nan lour, UM/ a quaritr, ought to be ob
ii,oced by; the Iteading .R. It. Company .? A abort
iirue hinie ..old Company run a car trom Pottsville
to Auburn while 'there were two trains upon the
Dauphin Road , and dii , contimied It from the tea
tun Wit it war a bisiog operation. But now, that
tho-e trim!a are eon-planted, it ceitatnly Mould be
dnibly. advantageous or ought to be so.. In
addi
'twn IS this, I have no doubt that kitting dc.: Co.
would pay a very tau consideration for passing"
their Express Car up w ith Rind train, which would
incream the income and importance Of putting.-
a trim of itie 'kind oii. I a-k, is. not l'ettaville,
with as large, fictive, ho.iness population worthy'
of ouch a connote:alum ? In itmot a matter of on--
pc.tai.ce to them to have a direct Iran-it to and
lioni the Capitol of the State 1" Not only this, but
' ll, doily e...mumnication with Bialtimere,
and intermediate poiniaby Expire:, nia con , sidera:
tion worthy of alientton.
arct
h cn•rely throw out !boo° suggettiona (or the re
n ut ttle coMMUtilly and the Reading Coin
p,sny tie volioCid ar to Wee us yen, 'news.
1 . 1 . - BANNAIr.
VIDI•
We publish the above, with the cattiest
hope that caning atteotion to the tuconvent
-
cote Comp l ained cd will bring about trspeedy
remedy, The-charge tettot aggravated but
• t.
rathitt leans the other way ; and as travel in
crease's over the' Dauphin •road, eoruplainta
are becoming very general. Two trains a
• , •
day were fOund to totertere<
too much with
th e rapidly incleasintfreight and coat !ali
nes , 1 1* the hue, and recently one vies with
drawn. Some arrangement, t seems to us,
ici;bt tinily be agreed upon be:ween the ARO
cumpaniel, by which• their coatieetions at
Auburn would be wore direct, and ,tbe" pre
" mot dagultir cheated, - •
EDITOR'S TABLE.
“Feasa.Leaus's her Cmiette Pirti,jl4.
do and New York Fokker.” TO. is the- riitti
of a monthly huot7 warted kr Now York, (kid .
which has already become tia rag 4" =nog b* h.
he criiics sad Me followers ot Abe- Miro fan/slops.
it is got, op m aspoalP.iylez-printed; neatl7;ll4:l-
gamey embellished and aluatether , such a work: -
subsea:len are fileased with. Price; $3 year t or .
25 cram a cumber; fur sale az ,
„ •
Tnts PtltiligherN Grimbo
Philadelphia, have sent ns a copy of a Wr biiok
entitled "Lik and 'll is;, divided. kiln
two parts—ldeal life, and Actual Llre. it is writ
ten in-the form of a fictitMtis narrative,-anal: .the
author's style is pecultarly happy4beirig , h , ighly•
instructive and at the seine inns interesting
reader cannot GUI to imbibe marirtisetni and -hist
.ing iMpressions. For sale St DiNNAillrl.
........ I
"Tun Doctrine of the 'triune God, as ,ratioaal
as revealed.” This is the title Ot a FeT
preached on Trinity Sunday last, by. I,lei-, Daasel
Washburn, Hector of Tiittit!i ettoreh, • -itt
place, an d Natntequendy psda-lied-! parnidikr
Conn, at the requm-t of that Wardens. and Vegtiy.
The subject lA' ohe rek t ut which intich rmotatetta
OE WOO, if not posince.ignonume, prevails; and
the clear, pertineut and comprebent,iye views t ire , -
seated in this sbort and nifere.siiii f i sergion, tits
itiety to do much towards placing the mailed in
to trues, It'ss worth any ene'n . while, whe- •
thrr.aurchnitut or nu, to read it through entefutiv.
C i opresto be bad
ll_
_Assn ' s, 4110 lalellOok•gtliet.
111 town generally. 'Price. 15 Cent... • • •5.
. .
Waltesz betore:us lbe last numbrs of tila4 , ll:-.
wood's Magazine and the London Quarterly!. - -
Their tables of anneuta ivoini,e a rich Iraq to the
4hickyrood'lt-t of articles we not
--"London to %Yea !•Tlad ; Natiul'ial Lit
of China," "Progremi and Policy of
Sic.; and in the Quarterly,-,- - tiarrekGeograpliy,"•
~ T he ltuisiati Empire," "Treasures Art; n
Great Britain," "The Turki and dreeks,'''&r.:i
&e. Terms of these publicat!•irrooo. t r
Any 1 Review S 3 a year; for 2,E.5; lorry 4 1 171 for
the : dye, SIO. 3‘ol/ Sr. Co., PubliAstre, i 4 Pliqal3
zitreet, New sax •
Tux:lilt's Er:MC:I7S or GRA SEAT•ii.
book prblesseisio simplify. and render More inter,
eating the irinciplesot Graininar, F.. 4.) that
the pupil will more ;caddy learn and mote easily
comprehend them. Such' a wok!: 'has icing
! veil l iee d e d ; and it the author -has aber,eed
.ed in Makin •his hook what he 4:ains for
he has removed one - , of the gentlest hied-ItiMrii
mu the path of the student, laid 'teacher, under
everlze4ing obligations to him aryl-dime great Wee.
vice to the ii:eratoie of the languages generally.
- -
MAINE LAW STATE CoNFENTION.
J
Tins Convention assembled at Harrisbutg.
on Wlednesday last. A greill number Elie
Counties were repres . ented—thete being trim
9fl to 1100 delegates present. A portion'
of were men ,oceirpying lq.lll
positions for their moral wortb,and wield h
poweiful influence in the cutritiumitiesin
which they reside—a inure canscienticais thicly
of men we never met with. Every' doubt
ful word of the rewlutions passed; by that
Convention, was well weighed,land
adoptelLthat was not believed to betstricpy
'true; and in order to investigate etikr:y
tion presented, tree scope was. th to
the debates...
.! •
Th 4
Convention resolved to I . voi on the
-;
naked, question presented .to . the. peOple •
—tint
as the Legishitnre refused to grant the prbp-,
nation asked by the friends ot, Temperance,
they refused to accept theirs as ti final 1 ,- ,si:Pu
thaf`puiut,hir.rtasons set forth in the restrilu
tions,,which we will publish n-ext-week,'.to
,
gether with the letters from ..the - candidates
for Governor, and the other proceedings,: of
the body. They -however challenged
Ruin Party of the State to meet theft
, •
aL the
polls, nnd they would' beat 'tient on their
own issue..
Letters were reCeived from the luurcandi
dates for Governor,. which -were read in 'coo
vention. The letters from the Free
American, and \Vhig candidates, were ;eu•
dursed by the Conveutito as pt;itectiv Sikhs
taciory. Under iliese cacunntlinces it teas
teemed inexpedient to make either a tioint- •
nation or. a iccontmendatiou-= breaUse. (the
recumineudationot one 'of the three'would
have ? done injustice to the other two—and
besides this .satisfy the public
that the friend? of Temperance were not *-
tuated by any polthral Ina,. They Iherel:ure
resolved that all the letters, tucludingtlte
one received IsonC Governor Sigler, At4ultl
be published with the proceedinitsut tht;Gon
vention, to enable voters to judge for lht m.
selves. We might - here remark that not one
single democrat or friend id Gov.
rose and-defended his letter as safisfacqtry,
or even as meeting the qtfestiotis propounded
to him—it wets evasive at- every point--:- c and
we firmly believe, that if the future ractimp" of
the Go'nvention, as regards a ithintuation
.or
recommendation, had been. left to the
crats in-that body, they would .have recpm•
mentLd Judge PolloCk to the kipport of
Irtendi of Terriperance throughbu: the Sittle.
A proposition was ‘ niatlc iu Contteu.
until° drop all four of 'the ciititlida tes.now
before the - People and take up' it stew raarF on
Teinperance principlesonly, lan it revered
only one response iii the Cue ventioa hesldes
the mover.. The three letter's which - 1111e
Convention endorsed, met the question man
fully, or •in more common parlance "Yd..
foot eV —there was no dodging the question.
JudzePollockparticularly declares that many
oC tie Supreme Judges of the Sta tes,and
the Judges of the Supreme 'Court of _the
' 'United States •i Car highest tribunal
CotMtry. and the ezpounder of the loses,
decided the leading fif the Alnioe
Law to be constitutional, therefOre Governors
and inferior Judges are hound by those d4cis
ions, and the ronstitutionality:Of,such t a Jaw
is no longer an,open question ;--copter.+nt..
ly if the 'Legralature in its wisdoin . shnuld
pass such a law with similar features as those
of the Maine Law, he will sign it. lie 'also
declares that a laiv passed and subfinttekon
the question of repeal to a Vote of the people,
•
and sanctioned by them, is; prc his opinion,
cal:sanatoria, and if elected Governor,.and
i the opportunity otTered, he won't' unheiiita
tingly "sign such a law. The :other twrilet.;
Iters wereconsidered equally strong, although
on of them was a little tinctured with .S"ree
Sutligu.
REPEAL OF THE REPEAL.
. •
A "Southern Whig" appeals in the New
takt:Courirr cf Rnnuirer, countelingl: the
union of all parties Opposed to the P.epeal of
the Missouri Compromise on a grand no/ren
al plarfurm, to urge the , Repeal of the,LR e
peal: He Says:
"Let the good end true men of the N'oritr
—of all parties—who desire to preserve.lun
impaired, the Compromises of *ifie.Conslitu.
tient --to restore this of IE2O Which has just
been repealed by a corrupt COuzress—at
once organize for the approachiog State land
Congressional elections. Let Ma other ribes-
Aicin enter into the canvass but,the REPEAL
of the repealing. clause. There are !nen
enough in the S'uoth—mote esprpally id the
"Etates of Kentucky, North Carolina and Ten
nessee, who will rally around iltapsiat4rd,
and secure for the great tnetpurirlhe ele`pro.,
Jai votes of those States, it Miothiy . tmesAtob
—such as Free Sail, perrotit“.l 6 be
brought into the canvass.' The Abolittudists
and the Free Sutlers, if they areAsilleet* to
:heir prote.4tations against thi extengl o p of
-slavery, will unite with the party taus ;ur
puma,, whose sole situ awl purpose will be
to restore Hie Missouri Compromise.
.• s
, 0- CLUMVIEN'S SALARIES.—Ao attempt
to get at the salaries of the clergy was late
ly started in Boston. Queries, were *al by
letter, and some fifteen hundred iiiireiyers
have been received from :gentlemen of "the
various denominations to New, Englaml• - nnil
New York. A writer from New litinipshire
nap ;—:. We kiwis , ten young men rit 4are
pronnse Who have not entered the minit,try
tor "Lear of starvation, and we know tight
who-have left it for want GI adequste 111-
pm." ',A. writer horn Vermont estimates
the average salaries ot ministers in (he whole
Stile at from $450 to ssln% to a particu
lar county it is $350. hi !Nevi Hampshire
the average is placed al $1:1:- and in Maine
salaries range Irani 8190 io sgoo gamily.
alaries in Rhutl Island . are 'much et m
New Hampshire and Connecticut may be
ranked with NI , inc. The Average given by .
eighleen Congregational •Churrhei of gerli
shire. in Muestichuseltsji 1 56 % Twi 4 "Y
ilaptist inintsteta iii the same,ret but $ 137,2
oich.'ln Franklin County, -Mass., seiten
Onsturs receive from - $6OO to, $700; seven •
receive over $4OO and less than 5.'400 ; irind
over twenty e 400 g4td 1e..3. . Itulinriolt.Co m
Mass., it is thought 'the aVersge salary4l,4dt
wore than 81,200. hi 1850 the incratie'of
the laitryefe in thiscountry tvaatt,4,609,000:
that of , the. physicians. - 820,000,000 ; ;and
jhat . Ctl• the clergy but 63,0005Q011
aDoritcl* Lir' r ik4
learoetty'estitidai et4entleniali anti
tram dust, Bigler
uouw - -apt , sign .-Beer, Tbiu is
:b .news for.our Comity.' It will- refute
lticpicilttcsionofCual'aear4f_7op.DOo'too,
and tea ihe eustwaers at borne and abroad
...tit !psi than one 'million and a 'half
,tarii in the increase of price.
query—Row would it do for the Governor
to !pea sit the &lois of the Omni :la the .
State afro, - and let ,the, intrudes Ainse stop
the people ? ' .
INE;NESCE or A Agway4trza
.
A school `teacher, who has been engaged
a long tune in hit , profession, and witnessed
the nifineurefut a good newspaper' upon the
Minds 0 ifsinfily of Children, writes to the
ediit s ir :. ol die Ogd ensburg'. , Sentinel as tot=
hones
,
1 ,bave found it pi be a universal fact,
without exception. that those scholars, of
both sexes, and of elf ages,.who, have had
access to newspatferi at home, when
pared tothose Win have not. are.- ' ;
I.' Better readers, excelling in pronuncia
tion and emplutitis. att.2 consequently read
snore uederstandingly.
. 2.° They are better spellers, sad define
words with ease and accuracy. • '
3. They obtain a practical knowledge of
geography, and in almost hall the time a
requires others. as the newspaper has made
them. familiar with the kration of 'the im
portant places, nations, their governments
and doings on the globe. •
4. They are better grammarians, for hav
ing become so familiar with every variety of
style in the newspaper, froth the common
place advertisement to the finished and Ctn.
sical oration of the statesman, they more
readily comprehend the meaning of the text,
and con'sequently analyze its construction
with accuracy.
5. They • write better compositions. using
better lauf?uage,canrainiog more information
'and more connectedly expressed: • -
6. Those yOung men who base for years
been readers of the newspapers, are always
taking 'the lead in the debating , society; ex
hibiting's more extensive. knowledge upon
a greater variety of subjects, and expressing
their views with greater fluency; and clear
:less in their use of language. •
TILE TWOOLD PARTIES
'The lishimore Clipper, under Ibis head.
mak. s some very forcible remarks, from
which we publish the follOWing extract :
tt.A new i.olitical power is arising, which
will cause itself to be felt hereafter. We re-
fer to the various Native Americao organ'.
zatious, which 'are formed we uodersiand,
without regard to old party distinctions, sod
with objects so entirely American and patri
otic, that they are, enlisting universal sympa
thy among the native population. In short,
au - AnErttestv party will supersede old or
ganizations, and take the talent the country,
from the highest to the lowest offices, out of
tire hands of foreigners, who owe but secon
dary allegiance to this cowry, and place it
with those who consider it their .paramount
duty to maintain the union, and the pirici.
pies for which our fathers fought and bled.
Such a party as thur,bas been long wanted•
in tht roiled States; to restrain theinsolence
of foreigners of a particular class, and to keep
the government in a steady American track.
Tile time lins'passed for foreigrqttation to
be submitted to, and "Young America" will
prove herself worthy of her descent from the
patriots and heroes of the revolution.
Theft rvo old parties have fougheuntil they
have nothing left to contend abutq, excepting
the offices. They have, by turas, favored
and [Littered the foreign population. until the
latter have aspired to command. It is time
that this idle and disgraceful warfare shliald
cease—sod that all real friends of the coun
try—whether Whigs or Nrooerats-should
unite to che.4: the advante of an *gem who
multi his approaches insidiously, and re eks
to lull us into security, whilst he undermines
our institutions. To take the field against
such au enemy, is to insure his defeat;
n" A NOVEL REMEDY.—The process of
etiting.lialatual'drunkards in Sweden istlins
iit;!•erilieil in "the London Spectator:
We will suppose that the liquor which
the patient is addicted to drinkingikthe emu.
Moneit in.the country—say gin. Whets be
enters tile- hospital fur treatment he is sup
plied 'vith his favorite drink, and - with nu
other ; ii anything 'else is given to bun or
any other fOod,;it is.flavored with gin. He
i.e in - lleaven-jthe very atmosphere is 'redo-
Jent of his favorite perfume ! His room is
scented with gin; his bed, his clothes—every
thing around, him ; every-titoutliful he eats
or drinks ;. everything fortouches; every
ephyr that steals into his room' brings to
flint stillyiu. He begins to,gioar. tired of it
—begins rather to.wisli for soritething else=
hegins to find • the oppression intolerable—
hates it=earinot bear the sight or 'scent of it
-lungs 'for emancipation, and is at las t
einancipated7 He issues iuto the fresh air a
Cured malt—dreading nothing ad much as a
return of that loathed persecutor which would
not leave him au hour's rest in his confine
ment,
.This remedy appears to have hien
Altormighly eflectualso effecthal that per-
Sons who deplored their uncontrollable pro
pensity, have petitioned foradmiSsion to the
hospital in order lobe cured; and they hare
been cored. ft is sometimes not 'difficult to
.procure the consent of a patient to such a
process, however appalling it may look—the
desire for rehirm frequently. being almost as
strung as the propensity;
,Herg, 'then, is a
hint for teetotallers to work' upon in.. the
Must dap - irate cases ;. and to, them, as well
as to the Mettles! faculty, into whose hands
confirmed drunkards often tall when labor-
Mg &miens, it may possibly
prove of some practical . value." . • .
C Srxstatt Tatx:--The Pottstown
Ledger reads- certain critics a wholesome
lesson is the followtng short paragraph—we
hope it will hot be lost where it properly
belongs :
• Thee Ought to Rung,"—We have
heard this thoughtless expritision used in
cuanection with the Boston oritore. Proba
bly they ought if it is right to try 'a man for
murder, whoa he is only guilty of theft, or
fur theft when' he is guilty of murder. The
punishment of Treason is death. Mere op.
position to law, should not be construed into
treason." We say construed, because the
highest judicial tribunals of thecountry hive
thrown overboard many of the 'old land
marks, and are now apt to make decisions
to , Ait the times." The crime of high
treason in this country will. as it should
continue to bp, applied to organized defiant
participators in Revolution. Alt opposition
to"law, it is true, is treason to the , people
whO make them, but as long as that opposi
tionis confuted ton single obnoxious
in defence al individual citizens, or slaves.
and not against the whole governineat, it is
folly to cry treason. The Chnstiatia riot .
proved the absurdity of it. The
, participa.
tuts and instigators of a riot are guilty or
accessory to whatever crimes may N cum
milted against the law and its officers du
ring the rtot, whether *t he treason, murder,
otlsimple riot of property.
try-THE -WEsTE*SI: WHEAT CROP.--We
'ropy the fidlOwing hum theCinginnati Price
Crirrep4;— • •
The - conditton nod prospects of the Wes
tern crop, are now looked to with. great:tn.
• terest, as, upon the quantity and quality of
the yield, mtich - otour future prosperity de
pend.,
From ail the information that ;we ,have
been, able to gather, .the condition of the crop
apArslo be as follows - :—ln many places
the - crop is good —above an average. In
other localities it is the reverse, rind in some
- portions of Indiana and Ohio, :wheat fields
hovel been ploughed up for corn.
Again. the fly is doing con,Jiderablesdam
age. t .F t very where there is an increased
breadth 'or'land under . wheat—say twenty
err cent. SS Putting this and oilier. facts to.
the prospeci is, that the yield in
Ohio, KentOcky, Indiana, Illinois sod other
We.terti.;•ltates,..w ill be twenty to tiventy-five
per cent .i greater:limit last year. 'The crop
11115 rdill,3lowever, to run ',the tisk - of InSt,
and as .regards this, the weather in
viCillifyisittil now doddcdly unpropitioti4
being warm. and showery. t.
. •
107 PriST3IAST.F.R ticto:RAL, CAMPBELL.
Hear what the Philadelphia Regisirr sayio
him :
The- irregulatities in the Post Office De
partmenf show uncommon weakness in the
hapd at the helm. Lest 'week we were for
three days without mailsTronibeynad Pitts
burg, and then they came pouring in on us
altogether. - It takes's man thirty,eis Mori
_to .sto from Philadelphia to Cleveland. but
`paper's null' leitere are *levers' days on the
toad. We niaded a latter last Friday week
to Cleveland, and it reached, its destmetion
on - the Wednesday following.' Another
mailed on Monday had not iesehed there on
the billowing Friday: -A passener.ean go
;Irma Philadelphia to -St. Lenicia about
three days it takes t Jetta from Ste to
tea.- Hoer loniti time does Mr. Campbell
ask to get :the Department into something
like urden? ,
-
T6lttne'scqg 4roildiy *bit
itaitiaff the Palikatill purroger
lbws wait sucb ittat i*isettgent were ticketed
ihtoggh from Nee, York to See Flaseixo
:top this flee Mt, &thus, .
Tha Reading Giftetti pays tdre ;laaretnerege
"Tecustastr,l.hailt - /awes Millholisle4
Est-. 63r ilia Raiding - -Radtted ,, Coriperig.
4i )101101, 1011 ht bipliittit 179 ,101Rded end
Cu., is psettant: tram Lemon to. Reading,
I distanee at Smiles (5! of which are* dead
level) in 50 Sint' ines--a fear **inflated in
the annals of hillroad transportation.
*MrMeal TWILA.II:I3I3
- , ~roalts,s4l - • .
aIIMMmIkiNOMMII
.Tilit - quaroiirierd this heck by Railroad is
lit 01—by (3441.46,5:41 . 06—i0r *yak
701 tierease by Regrow/ 192,141 .01--
by Goa 112.40 IS .tons over the shipineatai to
same period Isieyrlttr.
- The r, ,, hiikroetil: this.week wafted by. 2.269 Ift
tan 11 1. 44 *1 11 *i:- The Railroad lost 41,18
toss and he Ctiite: !gained 7, ST "woe.
,The queer
city rent 1 . 5! the: : 'orierpcmadtrig *eeklast year less
"Alptle tons. "
The heavy nfiq..nis WWhoswlity altrrricion sensed
a heavy freititt litMe West Smack of the Schuyl
kill, and.stopprillihe trade on the Mine Hill and
Schuylkill Hav44'. Railroad darn* Thorrshtsviti soh
lessened the iskromeilta - Alm. Awl quarter consid
erably this weisYi-And we regret tri state tbat the
damages rusts* by thOßailroad ire cousideratle
-mind wiU ckerk kansportatioa horn .sonie . ;re
tires for sew*. dap. , At Germantown:, above
Deck'sTaveruaibout itliy yar4s or the, vitalism.-
meet werearregir away/tea° about 07 yen% sear
Woodynkrboltl These wit tia:repsiied
to-day. On. Payne's Road and Dundalk de Rich.
ardson's, leadinto spnie 7 or 8 Coltier, me
damage is cons*rible, and will not be rePelied in
full until Monday; or Tuaiillay next. The rain tell
in torivnts,ankibe Swains ivory quite high.!
Ceni
sidaraUc qUaall2a:or water 10e1IMIlletedih some
the tollieriei, fott.it will be removed by• the time
the Railroad iariftuly for, business.
_
On Thursdaratiothei heavy rain. fell, !which
swelled the Noritlyintm Peek to a great fright,
and caused a fi , 4bet also in. the 13ohitylkill. No.
further dacnageite believe, tai done to the Roil
'roads, but unfofttinately for the Pert p rtxvii trade
by Cabal, we hiyn, that' the Navigation eiompn
ny's second clathAs entiipietelY filled AP with
refuse Coal dirf4te..,lhat the Boats cannot pass.
After the he Nkater sithi..lffies, stated; thorn
will not berwe':*nt depth telt in the channel:
The COnipan y *kit etegtaphed 'yesterday, ittul we
presume every 4ort will .be mid* to rentave this
difficulty as spOsilly ad possible. The , Agents .
here are netiie*l:usins all the power they, pos
sess to limber 4 , intermits Of thm trade—but , until
the rouse is reMiived thia groat evtl 'will be perpet
uated. add the ftihiti rendered liable In obstructions
at that peint,b,vexy inlet that, *nos in the
Mill Creek or the Schuylkill above thin point.
Thu fkaitints tureOut on the Delaware and
Hudson Canaly wins terminated last' creek. The
Company reln*lto grant ; the advance asked, and
the Boatmen o:deluded to run at the otd rites tor
she firesent. The Compmiy lost the shipment of
. 120,000 ions ot`. ; :conl, and the Boaimen ton their_
time and etpen‘s. Had both; parties met each
Other in - a pri44 s pirit, ii would have resulted, no
doubt, to the i*leig cif Nab parties—but both pares
ties suffered, *ild the consumers id . the, present
state of the trall0; will have to foot the bill."
Our friendsthe Lehigh complain of n scarcity
of Boars, whicitis,curtatling the shipnients from
that region.
.'-4; -
-The freights Min Richmond to the East, remain
without much,t.)inrige:
The fare of:toat .Companies.—The stock of
the Parker Vegi Goal Company, which made ECO
much noise isijhe ccluntry-about a year ego, ens
been thrown 9f.tredwl'erk Stock Board.
We tied thefohOWing in yesterday's Sue
Coal Hear ,S'lrkke:,-By the advice oi,Mar
'shal Murphy:tie:Ger:newt employed on the coal
wharves atltiOnnond, did not work on Tuesday.
as he was unable to protect them; his men being
required in Offer tart" of the city..., Thursday
morning aboulf.49o Gentians went to ;Work, nies , .l
of whom wertjeori , eyed there by steamboat. Dn.
iiri4Thursdarei 6etean had his head tertibly„eut
bye bar of i roe in - the hands M aniriabrusu,wbils
purchasing a leaf of bread for his dinner, in. Wil
liam street. The Marshal has instructed his Lieut.
to clear the wharves of gill Irish should they Inter
fere with the 43Ormans ig their work spin. Is is
not safe for a crdrman to Walk through the Ward
unless accompeoied by in officer. About 50 police
are in sum:idea:de. , • •
. .
We .rather Stflnk that the men who desire to
work, selil, bl ,
,protected when the. new Mayor
takes his . '
•
MEETING 8i1,44311EN.
Af's inceting 41' eld by the Boatmen of Pori Car
boti Basin, thin . .41 day of June the followiaa rs,o
futsoaa wereliq4pleil : • ,! •
ifexolved, 'Llot the fiieght for the present anJuth,
to New York4Wilt be $190; and rm. and - after the
ret day of 'JIM)! ne a t, ..will be 's2' •
Resolved, "Pluit tbafrieght•to Philadelphie, will
be etghiy-tiireetents.
Resolved, -43011 the boats at'Preseat'fixidint , are
to have St 90 Itieght Signet& by -•• . •
Ciro. Pennies; > Taos. FITTXATRICE,
. PETER Mill, Mitotic!, O'BOYLE,
Jour MATslwy,, JAS:TITZiAMEONS,
ELMARD C4LTltit," Oro ennurratan,
lvt_rePoissui; ,
1441.031 CY,
- 't. BLOUNT„Colhaultre
•
• UT TELEGRAPH.
Fitiumt, o'cLocit, P. AT .
Freights from Richmond
Boston,
Providence,'
New •Yorti,-Fe•
Albany,
012=1
Just as our Peper was gotng to Piess, we learned
,from Mr. We:eller, that the loaded nom in this
•se.cond damstiiiSld be enabled to pa-s out by Mon:,
day.. The Dre4ging Machmes, with all the force
that can be *neared,. will. Le worked day and
night. t
The Breaknie of two Gales on Wednesday
last, at the, itababurg :Aocks„ have detained the
empty ilcsits t (tim rotting uP—the Gntes will be
replsrcd to-dsi°, There are nut a Sufficient number
of Botts up to aupply the Minty shipping ports, and
no others aniiiiive before MOOday next.
_ • _.•
.KEOORT OF SHIPMENTS
, From itiehM4nd, for ;be week ending on Sathr
day, Jona 3d, :,1)354:
Sh. B Ir lSoli
34. SI silt. Destination. :Tons
._...L.'....... _,:,....4......_1,....:0...... ........—_,...---
, y 1 .6, 4.1 j. '-11 Boston& via; 10.146
.i. 46! '2., POOll. &R. 14 8028
1 . ;‘7.' ..1 ' • 1'72: .N. Y. & viola.; 7154
. i •'..',..*,%,! . f.' ' ; 12porth River 1 1077
' 1 , 1 .47 1 ,i ' ; ' 5 4 i B.southern Pts..., 2203
- - -,--, q.,...:-.-.;.;- ..
ri l .i 3 6‘.. ;03 8(41 For the week,.. 7 0 8
Total tor the sifiOno 3124;1 For iteti..on, "454,.304
To Rime Ijiiie lag year . ' 3.52,355
~...
,
• .. ay 141 L ROAD AM) CANAL
Quantitvoi;Nnul vent. by Railroad and , Canal for
the week ending on Tuiir...inv evening Ink : -
• . - :; ,': ' ttAII.ROAD. -CANAL
Port Carbon....'-ili '• .- '10,255.00 • - 10,001 00
Pottsville, '.4% : - ' - - '''. ) .,240 01 ' 1,5 , )+3 06
S. Haven, . l i. - ..; • ; :. 12,831 02 13,212 Of;
Auburn, • 1-1- •., -• N 892:04 . 000 01;
P. Cluil^ l l. -;,=';. - •.. 7,943. 04 , 1,730 14
...,
74.171 , 01
Tula) forlll:6:)it:ceic,
Total by Raili3ld in 1854, - • " 818,304'19
Camilla 1854, • • " . 28i,10408
i •
Total by Caatil, 7 And Railroad tons, "1,100,594 i 7
Shipments I.lo;:same period lam year :
, • . WEsg, T OTAL.
Railroad, 35,591 i 00 , 020.253 18
" Canal, - -.23,378 07 239,591 10
54,96(
07 865,845 as
' 1,200,594 07
Increirtai in 1 an tr, - • t0rni,231,748
"
RATES OF TPI.L.AbID THANSPORTATICN
OA Antt.stomi, TO tux .1, 1814.
Prim M. C. H. P. C. Auburn.
To Richmond - 1,70 1,85 1,45 1,50
To Philadelptdit, • 1,00 • 1,55 1,35 1,40
•
HATES: )P TOLL.BY CANAL TO
rum( 1, 1854.
From Port ditto, to'Phitadelphhi, . 70
. Mt. Cat boa to • . • - 69
" .5. Haiin to " . 67
Clinton to "1 55
RATESiGF FREIGHT. BY CANAL.
• ..:•;;. ' Philadoia. N. York.
From Pt.-Orr/ion, - • 85 81,90
MI:Cort00, • ' /45 199
8,1 1 0 3 , 441 1 Haven; - 1,85
• -•• Port Cl,OOOO, -00., • 0,00 '
aC UYLKitit; pouril ry KA 11. ROAUz--11354
The following • t quantity . at Coal transported
ever 'the dtireieUt itattroads la Schuylkill Como
fur the week ehdin3 uti ThurFday eyentng lest :
, WelitC TOTAL.
Mine Hill iStS'it:r R. 11. 21,213 04 412,1 . 42 01
Mill Creek " 0,E0 6 04 .161,663 63
Mount Carhoitl 4,180 or) : 16,234 03
Selittyl• Valley.l " " 8,415 05 173,190 00
Mi.CartiSt Pkthirb," t , '9,269 00 222,657 04
Little • • Schuyllial " 9,178 16 • 153,524 541
UNION Ij4NALR. It. COAL TRANSP.
A mouoi eraltiortecl &Wag *le mouth at May, '54:
Mom,. toTat,
Uaion Canal .! 4 , • 10,549 16 24,394 ,02
Swatara- 5,578 ire 14,591 (4
Lorberry Cleo.ll. It.. 4,851 01 9400,18
- COAL. XRA:DE. -
&m from - the Lehigh Restqa for the week end
mg tlaturdsy'4l.extrog fiat:, , , „
• • West. TOTAL
Summit 14464: 11,169,00 • '81,936 00
Room Ruts '
• 249 00 15,696 00
Beaver Meaiit;!'w Co , 1,016 00 13,001 , E
East Sugar /Alf, 1,946 00 . 6,774 00
Colers/oeCark • 2248 00. 14,003 00
Spieg klounikm 5,261 00 '27.620.00
flizleton eorkt.l.l e .; 4;291 00 - 23;3011 - 00
Cranberry Cs, • 2,499 00 11 : 937 00
Back MI.. Coelro-. - 2.405'00. '...14,367. 00
Dimond . 1,107 (0' .0,240 00
Wllkestisre - 9#al l.OlO CKI . 3,774 00
s:.;,_ ' 35 ,057 00 22 0 .50
Td sons Perko/ Is Teilt gist 00 - '244,909 00
Demo. so fi.
Dum*RI4I4OW'AD(TRADE:- .•••
- - - arste. TOTAL
kit S
.in ge Eltned, - ' CUSP 0,0138
Ciimbetisiadajkitcl4,: :1 ,740, 4Z,51 4
.:W104m6 i;VW; * ll.
•
Mismtut
•
•
NEWADj
PIMA!
tt i . ne sigtettlbesellitrs at 'abbe Eale.on 0tt1t 43 7.
nt Jolla to 1 o'clock toile atter noon
it totals limo of Ibitney:Fines.torutent s ell"
zee's Tma. a Vero ef.lsott. so: East Bruning tp..
balf s tailelsout tint Little *dty Ibitt Ind. Tamaqua
tattsoattiJobtlait Isaias' of _Jon% - [Laub, Dettjimin
tieetortutstestessonrcoottint o t 33 acres E.oefieee
aerosol' t.tvoiryttly - st*aolte. in Rye's ats, *Nett
wilt be dssionne.Olll4botately - or witti the *Loh., to
mit iteretteeefe• A &sterol weirmatee-rbelll , %Hl be
giseotoihspntehmer,lad the payments matte •to
se It alto :patties. Fauber lotto Wee !ernes-Wes the
proproy map be erade of Joke RaoaN. Owing ore,
the proWeess or of. P =SE V. MAU.:
priele'sbe4; '
31 Ito%
Apne 1:1).1954"
GEOROI2 1790 T. •
ISI.IINV:FACIVRER "OP . P4I.2fiV:
N0..14S Arch Strfri,lttroit Sixth a:Yid-0114Ra;
South sidr i Plit4urelphur. -
.
A !AC/Mettler In an linoottei or MUSW
nonce**. INLTHUSIANTB.• -
VIMIn 'and Galtsi trings -
e. fitheally,AVltoletult •
and Itt-ttiel.. -•-. f .
TAeai thoiretelreiforta 4- WI the nes r: riiteigy
and Aioeykan Moak. are tonsiAillty otthaod.ohd
dela wit* be sent Ay dad ur utpera•Pte to I 11 .isskr•
ance , that they twit terelr,ipt.ssnpt am-0004.. , •
lane Ip, 1e54 • • • .2.14nt.
; ..
rni,:crmse• and iraotizsioils. • •
iu,AT tEekIVED, 100 Midi. - Stagg k siLlP's gir
d gm-eared Hanks, a splendid article, as iFtio.--
orr,ea, io cts. 'Smoked, and 10l as covered 7. and
25 4 :1 Vida' Shoulders, ellii go/Mx. ' i
*LAO,. I
. ,
Mackerel, galloon, Whitefish, ;Trani, ,Merrings and
Cheea?. rot sato at very Lowest. Wholeifole ! i ItAnniilk.•
NAN priced.
Et Colt:wry orders prinaptllg attended ria. and all
condi hart-awed in give sAllst3rt ion. i : •
A. F. eitgsvatroUtall;
Wholesale Commioston Aletc Wing. .
• •
No.lS North Whatvra. Plolaiielobia.
Jule Id. NM , 7.3 3i. '
.40011•ILDEPING DRAWING; AND
urn r r'rNG I v
PEttio:ve des': mt ~.? acquittal a th.itot4ll !motel
edir ui toy of the shove natarJ btaohhre, will
(na It for their itstete,t W rail . at the cianiT of Ma
hautongo anti Centre unete, and /teal, thetuselvea
septroti hot of a 113'21.i:1 *llO Illai , /tllNdi what
; , tote!-es to teach ; Otte lan,' dote not kely upon
stiettprestote bon ioor pt ran nii upon eredbluy
ol the public, ftw, patronage, btu who tortliatort tut.
that he prom Wee. end pee.sees eettiteß kik what As
ran perforrt. Hootn3 nitro fur the retepthlo ot.cite
,el of 14.1tce at.d fent teeter, every .15y, ftOm tolfh
A. M., 110 P. al and front 7 to t 0 o!elack, c_fit
Thursday. F,lday and ilatitrilay evenlutel •
L The tteat , t nod bud; .. ttheotth,it "iiy.tt•m of
writing„not tench;
June 10, 1).31
. A
,T a tu... , ting of the Town Chanel. Tnridlity, June
11.(40.1554. it was disecird that tho foliiiarlng! Our -
Opel Ordinance Go published ! •
Be It trodniard,.'Thet frorn and wrier twenty
third Qay of this prrri•nt month, no rstOinii shaft keep
in any hours, alcite of shrip, cedar or other rdaCe, Ut
this itoruttrii, a Ireater quantity of Goo Powder. at
one time. 111.4rt'fwo kepi thereof. ui.derr penaity of
ant less than live oar more than day dollpts for eir- -
cry ken, or powder so i.ept, in any DLitt at liailft344,
.to be tecovered, with costa of at at , ' dot* Of the
imam ainotint tie by liarinuiverible. %hid paid Into
toe treasui? fur the nor of die Horatian. !Pasaad
lath.itt39. c' , AICS. U.SiSTZ, Th*o Clerk.
Pottir tile, /unit sCub, 41-'2i
suovrzsl suolimis suotrza.s !!
! 1 •11E en twerlber ham itig:put chasieddhii Port 14rnon
Stove Factory. tort:tarty condutted by M. Uoune
& Co., continues to mantifseture and
deliver within the County, at MI law-, . •
set Philadelphia, price's, all kinda:of'
Shovels, :4padts, and Garden Goes..
The'atieation of opein.ors and deatits:
I, girl Itu
'arly railed to 'big minufaetetro of (.3,..1t ki; ouch,
whirl) for %woe' and dutability v tannot be our
patt.ed by any otbefer id Musket.
Hcateokrrpsanbar.d,atatlMee,aagpetlorQual
ityrut Coal Ihddies ritizb he rill tell :at: wtioleda le
and 'mil.
,
Vhevrii,dpodes and Hoes; of soy stz , * or, vittPro„
toady to °ran at short notkr,', autt",Yll4lll/if promptly
Onand el tn. , R. It. 0 kil . lilati.
.
'Port Carbon, June Id, 1864 , .
Boum:Toil on,polearan.
A t• a meeting of the Connell, Taeada,i, June Gib,
A
it MR4 diretted that the following Ordinance
be published f
drcirron let`; Br it ordsiard, That fir+, and after
the lideenth day of Aloft,D . thin Tboutiand
Eight Hundred' and Thirty•tiito, It shall riot ,be
fill tor ally dogdo go at Luse In the liorprigli of Itotts•
villa. unless Oder the tottowlng resittettints; that
is to say. eve . dog going atflar g e In th e said .fior
augh shall liatri; around he Oak a collar of leather
or ritet.tl, LID whietekball be Lini.ritbeti the mane of
the owner of such dug; but, nothing likelh shall be
construed to permit any female dog, Whet. in , neat,
to run at larrein Introngh ut Yoltat*le. '
. 24. The Chief !largess is hereby ahthor-
Ited to appoint matt; perrns so he pity dein' He.
ces.ary, may it shall f.e to earrythis ordinauce
into stricl efhat by reusing nil ling* tonna rut:plug
at large to the It .tough of Pottsvllie, tp!be taken no
killed alai burled, wheel not irrlthln the: itsceptroti of
the foregoing serttan, or in !eases ri rkariy estab
lished accident, of etnergeney, whet.* the animal. I*
peeruilarly valuable. then.hod not otherwise, they
may be disposed of at the! dlsetettrac 01 the; Chiel
tiuigeu; and for the IterriCce to be bertormedln
iip, 11l hug and bill) tog each dog. the persons Si)
to be appointen'sball rhrelvr. }tit b *urn iii tn..itey us
shall on agreed upon with tire Euler fluigess. whir is
hereby authorized to draw War,auto on the Tre t
hemr,se well as 44 all other ner..!sualy tiltpctis th,tt
m be thrusted In rt. , cittlng this nroinanee raieed
Fehr iney g7th, that. Sabi% iIIARTZ;
TOwn Clerk.
June Id , ISA
I 1:3•21.
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tatr
ni4311
TRANSPORTATION
Dauphin & Snianaehannia 1441 -
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...
'- • ' , ---- , 4"..s -....,........; ,
4 _
~,...
. .
NEW. PASSENGE R ; ARRANGENENT.
iv( a tut "slur'. altrhitia a ,61'ry 721, Oa ; the p aj .
`/rugs( Train will, &Ai Itl 1111flyi; ClLFtpled),
I. , are Auburn SAD a . in.,/ti.:: at Harrisburg II '2,1 3 in
••Vas firhurg 1'2.3$ p_ m ~, M. at autitirit 1:i. p nr.
Distance Stirtutle,—FAltC.loe.
I , ,,,peljgvd 1,,, n , 1./aTe VILLE, ItKADINU, and
,a ti ,„r ut , Iv , t h e S.ll4Ltiftird'ry,aliributi Ifsiiii•
burg Ir k Wu.. to take ilk IN'e•terit TF41 ' 11:101 PITT:i.
lIIIHO at 1•Y.15 R. ru: !
The Cumberland. Palley Tiain - for: ;CA111..43LE,
Cita MBElitiltrißG, 6..e..,atil vv.: '- ; • ;
•A NI the Slutitnern Train fur 4IAi4ISICIRE. WAtill•
INGTO?4, rec., At 2p. in. 1 " '-1 - •
Palmengets' Anon Ilarrtailitg relit , tint teas the
chripett ait4 brat mule I. ' •
PHTTSSIII.I,E, I ; I
HEAVING,
TAMAQVA. I - II . ! --'• •
i - .tt alUell er,IIVHK,;'• I ;• l
. ; inrl WI Llifli/DAIITIE/
and will reach Pliliadalphi,, by way ur Heading, at
7.30 it. ut. •
THROUGH TICKEI'd h i ess•een Philadelphia stud
Ilarrisbuts,lll3—For sale tri the olfices'of this cuiripa
ity,lti Harrisburg, and of tile Reading Itatiroad Co.,
lit Philadelphys. . i ep.wool).biotaid.
Erg ineer and surirrlntendent•
4". Mt papers Intlierot advert Wing for.ints Employ
will please Willi the old not ice,.aml insdri the itbove•
May 27, ISSI , i ii 21-1
. ,
$250
2 (11)
115
1 60
EvzsiNo
& Reading liullroad.
Az t 1 . 1134 r
; ,
Consirztons with Rirgabeerg, Pinegro ,
:Is D,axerhiy wee( ,Seenttekathea itatirbeid.
ON and a net MONDAY, May MI, WC the Down
Morning Parsettycr Train, tiont-Dgi th oth. an d
all statlonr. ram Atabnin, will co nnett!w ith the on
ly train from Auburn, Westward. on be Dauphin
Itatlroad; leaving Auburn at II In A.
An acenatmodation Passenger Car will also, leave
&hiding et • 5 A. 54.1datiy. to '_eonnerr. ad' above
tr4ln, at Aulturn. for Harrisburg, &et •
The Datiphin Troth ristward 'returning, 'leaves
Data:bare at 12 83 nboo, end konnerts et Auburn
with-the Down Afternoon Passenger ,Ttaiu no the
Heading DA Moe& for Readout and Pbiliadelphla:
pn : trrucrre by this train can Into innen 1 4 01LaVilin
the name r,.nlnfr, by • the Dn ;the noon PASS4IIIICI
Trath. f '
Beading, May 20. 15;1 ' 49 If
_ __._ _J______ I _ ._•___
N. 1 '.
LITTLE RO,RiaLD.
scatual.
. 1k:11 4 iIIRAIW I MITE:yr.' •
• iaIgAIMNERS.II4 "
Through to .11d,rris6: rz tlitfet., pc: .pittli Sslinyl•
kill Railroad.
017 I.IOV Sal LIT Lc'Sot4irtatt I.)i*VitiaTrolli
14:
Railhead OA d 0,,,et company.
renal sad niter April 19th, 11454, -tits Passenger
Minion the Little Ochaylklit Railroad will leave
Tamaqua, daily, (sucilays eY,cepied,) 'at tl. o'clock
A.M.,end 2) o'clock P. M,, Once:tine with the Palo
Fenger Train on the Read; RalitoarLi for ppilasei.
p_hia and llanieburg—eoablink paireo'sers to . leave
Tamaqua in the morvins, acid teach 11111adelplaLL or
!butane's the came ay. licturninSthe train will
leave Port ( ' baton o f the- arrival of the 'minor
Ham from Phdadelph a, at lir O'clock' A. 141....an 0 nil
the arrival of the down train with the Raffish:lfs
pwrsenairs, at 4 la P. M. .• •
.
Pawn:ere leaving Tamar* or the f 4 A. M. Train
*III tats the morning train L.nni Ph ii3d o Pb l3 on the
Reading Railroad to,Atshurn.'and antra at Harris
buns at 3 o'clock I'. N. 'Remains. Fueeingers
leavingfilarrieburs by Ibe 1t.% P. N. lisle f Will lake
Il
the afternoon train on the e dtog Railroad to Port
Clinton, and active nit Taw, UR at 030 P. M.
.l
EDW. II itillEd,fien't !Will
i
Tamaqua, May El, ISM ' la.tf
Ea
26,530 Di
34,171 04
loos, 110,701 10
ADAMS & vo. , s asPtt=ss,
POTTSVILLE' , TO lIAKRISB•URG.
line connect► clads/ wlt4 ail Orel; (Omit
I Southern and Weitens bquters d arrangement
their plate of bwrlnera In Pourable will be as the
oibris or (Inward & en.? Visit having artlrlra .fur
tonna:damn by aant line. isrlir Cell nylon C: ➢. COT
TER. Adams & I Aeerst.at said 1)111es. •
el. S. WlLLlAtileir ddrutrustecdent.
April Ib51• I, • , • 16-tt
OFFICJAL.. • .
—f — ;
siorrs WATER 'Woans..
P „
HOPQAALS will 4 tecelva al the , Office. GI the
Poll a Me. Water C antis ny.nntil 8 4 TURDAY., the
10th of June next, for It he construction of is dam on
!Mg W. it Creek. stunts 10 feet In length and 9 feet
high Atio. for litylris atoms IWO feet of 19 la, h
alto, Ache the valley Mr raid:meek c fp include the
dieging Of the ripresstity tretteher, - and formlne the
ornhankitient% tosnittlitit: the ripe oitr:,l of riiveting
the eame at ?feet M Inches to deirt,, areardlog•
to the ionic staked null. and the trade given , by the
engineer. , "The ehntrattore lv dn,i alliefols and int.
(errata', except the pike, n bleb will tie delivered tyy
the CoilitlanY el a pith on the Mill eieek•Poilinuit,
neatly opposite in Orlßge 9, Iteppllelol hemiker
OT bide miry hs , pat Inlitepsrsielv for digging had till
ing the trim( hr.., melting. the 'o4itm nimems, gre.„ and
Gtr laying the ;apes. with or nithoot hridlng the lead
for the joluls, the bitter material to its found by the
contrar tore, •
ThP route and ape . eillcatinnu will'hCreert, fur es.
!nitration In akw diya. HAAIVEL LEW le%
4 2 Presidcat.
91 -at •
146117,183 i
PROCLAMATION. ‘,
1 .
Ili kiEREMI tho liglivrahle Charlol W litllns,
V V FPO., Prethltrit 411 the tour' of t noisvalt Press
of the .ouoty of 07004 In Pennsylvania, mid
Jastice of the several eourt4 of Quaptet Sealant of
the Peace, flyer and ,etmlner and cieneral asol De.
livery In said county, 1 the floo P. 0. thibley and
Solomon Foster. Jodrea attire Coup e( Quitter See
singe of iho Peace. Over all Tetualner. and' eaflet
at Gaol Delivery, fur the Oh of all cipirstand other
offences, i n the eShi chtinty 'ef Peh aslant, by their .
precepts to me directed. have °Oared a Cowl of qt. :
er sod 2 rellbfoE/ I, ant. Geoeial Gaol Delivery arid
Quarter Echelon, 01 ' the Peat e.to be toilden it
Pottsville on MONDAY. rho :51h drty of hag nest,
to continue two weeks if neeessary ; ', - - •
the
Is therefore hereby [given to the coroner.
the*Justket tit the P4ace arid the Cdtanehleti of the
este County of schtlibill, teat they see by thy said
pretems curtunandecV to he thee aiht there, el. 10
o'clock la the forenoon of raid dif:srith their MOM,
records. Inqiitaltlona, kaminstlona weld all other re-.
membrane's, to do those thlori whieft,,ln : their w
on) oak**, eppettele to be done; and all mole that
towbousa by refoplilstices to pmeeinte *Oleg the
prieouere that are or then shall be athr not ofil Id
amply of tiehnilbllN are, to . he then and there.
tolociat them as AIM berNet• ' ' ', :. \
' Geisagelhe Coeteioareetti. . • . NI
- -
~, , 1 JAMES. NAtiLE. Ohetif.
il,steelire OitlekPotheitte.} , - I • '
Xav Mien ,:. .le•te ,
,' N. 4...:11te wlta i end jams, who, are Itate
eite
inoWto attest" set Coot, are reattiriat to tweed
paseteally. - 'l* awe of nott-eneadettee.ibe law . Is
nib ems mil assl ambled will - be ilabilf_eitivo ,
sit 74bIsiedes Is pubettbsit by stills or the gletrett
.111911101111111110 Val eras shosetive soppliagliN .
24,448 00
BOROUGII
i R7.6u~r-
Road
IklAN'MAttuTzEs.
WIRE COAL SCRIM* littain*AClßT.,
Amienslitt 3 l,l#, $C143111411.1.t0 . :r5.. .
FV)IE Intidersigh*d wooli ince! trtrettfolly call the
austxtioaofitie rout Whitt* and the pahlic la
aaa~nl6ttheirNEWCOAL 184.311i1EN lemointAo.
Toßy.l re Mieentrille.a,..few satiates ; Wait the
steam
Timm are Dow preitatell'o inattakoore all tindr.
et Coat igeracts, '
41.14411%. ktaft . 4114011114. lk.e"
the aborteat,nettea. •• • -
Oretels ai thew 0142. In paineuwltte; c.L. with
W. L. Ifelsittokt 11,1:irr's listdwale
awl IroiCebor, (mile se— Potty/111e. tvl3 be piano.
no•nee,t " KITEITZ,LEIrEHLKS: CO,
mitia,vilte. May - 10.5:4 • •
PO T ?ST; 111M1
SADD L.F: AND: Mit:NESS FACTOR),
xingte and Don ble 'Carriage Ilartteas t rilJpsuranttn
led and drilatrnd Its tlie Mindronteg .
styk„alwayn .14 I,iiad. ,11#6. for Ar% o 9,t,
beavp IP. llll ll l l,:danardeturretinf har •
brit mates lats, uti ant and du 4 E 4 e • ?yVcs:c• - fs., — "* .
aid 4 le*, bridle., anti of ' .
trapplngstreli,ttgiOr V, the aeolillOy
Onvitals,kept tuty , 44ntiy.i..gdy"lw sa{.i n"r' nude to Ofer 1 r.
thrnemi pultakTe t" , ir r. ullilrj purruasa t'm Latidor
Made Co older 4t etmit hoitts.: '
al. Order* Get Ifarip-set,hc.,NotinAlY suOpile4'o3i
reaqunatila WTMICIAIttiIiFF,
,Oppojitc EplakapslChnttli. POti*Vil!e,
May 13, '
istairasi AND SHADES.
.7; TVILiJAAIS,
No. , 12 North sz.rrizi.stren, r jir d a t t.
.N 1 ,Muir„ 4 .-cilt, ll ,l!t:Er
;Tangs, and Hoed ElthJs., '
sorOilEldllit I) Es Paint. sr.A ltid BlinJt
It/Alt.&
011.1.1:4.11S Plo.,l7Ett the TA.914:,
sad t1l1(11.ViirOR:Of nll Pew giylei.
Buy. tor 6:414,..n4 mania.brilitits 1.48,7 rt Iht“) any
either p.t.ou Jo the; hu:iinirsa, which otivable, bin)
to unkr t li.lteeartiele,4o sell as cheap us only
API'Se to lbs ead.114.5101,41.4 .
, l'urciakets will OA iLtu tbeii ince rest 1,1411111 and
et:trolls , his stock. lic stodir.i to plraee,dud is
prostiK
Ft.lll(Jra —N0.12 NOR 11l SIXTH Si.
April 59.1bSe I B.lto
POWDER; COMPANY,
. .
Gt' N pp wp E ,
ioNTINut: 4lini••!, tinnpArder ni ale 110.4
well knoivn • Wanda• r:n ierfkitAxv
sga draartau." ••11 , 11a5m
earl e,l' fac.pratc;" Ding nlttwertxo." In kegs.
hal( PO gt•pg, and 4.7atitAlkis nr one iamb,'
real. !A6Ol, a roll aitertinent of Powitti for
INC; and anaixo puriimtil . , and tiretcr The ten
utatiorn of their gtitipowiler ' too well k now n to
triptieCiantat-nt. Fat 'win at ;be edict: of the cAtm
vany./41. %It ALL BTEE: El', .V. Illy.
•Ai C. tla EMU), Prvaktont
A. E, Dovotaca, Orn!Etaty
Apr4B, 185.4
4
BOOT &: SaOE STORE., -
• • ITESH. iSUPPL
91114 Stt!nutther rrlU fl.i hle eniC C,C 1t“.74k9 to the
no hlte for int pa t ionn4; tliey bat e br,st tui upo n
,4t,a, and begs WaNtt W Moron
the chlaer.s of POttiville and •
•vicibitl s that he 1133 Just r..-
turn44l.lonn PhtladripLta, New
York 41114 lialliMalte. Within
.PACelif . 7.ll assortment
of ' '
Ladles' 811pperaientier
. . .Chlieren'orthoea, w !,:re
lientlemen'.l Vows and ehf,ii. &
Miners' ennis aid Pho a , or esety description.
Tbs. eubacrtber, from the looß 11010 he 1,1.0 [lett) is
She 110;inees, And
„tia - ,etttate leJfe he poise,ses of the
Knot and hoe*tvia:he Alt gets himself that Ile can
rtninkti (100Dliti.T1CLES on a little better !alma
Irmo they raft . *
Irtilive.tleewhere. An he asks /La
trial, to sati..ry• trehnuers no this porta
-1 DENNI 4
Matratanntio Street,
April 8, 1854„.... - l4-2nio
STATE • CAPITOL STEM NI
.HAIMISLIETRO, •
. •
tArti r t. 611 all order* for Floor or, Feed , ran rnort
V .nutice and or eery fivoral,le terms. rt , /ur or
Feed delivered on nitre. Gee. of charce. o,dora by
letter, se •Oniptu.s.l %entre...tar or matisfortory refer -
epee. promptly attend, d to.
AVILLAONS k McCULL'OeII.
March 1844 12-6 no
• - • - .•
DRY GOODS•_
• GREI4T BARGAINS
.• In Spring aura Sirmwi.r Dry Goods,
A T ihr OLD ESTABLIiIIED (HEAP sTOIIE,
N. , E. earner-Ilth en.l AIIRELT sae.,
TO THE Lenin! I .
Rich 8131e t :4uuslitni de Latu,s '124, 184, and 25 ct.
Net: Style Barege di., Laln.!, tam lel to 374 'cents,
Mack Alpachas 25. 31, 37, 41 and 1`.0.. cts
Trench I..lisrnr,Fam Vonms, at 121, '&3; and YS ceuti
French Figured and.Plidn tlattles; 25,31 and 37 cis
French aid Scotch Ginahants nt 14}, 164, and 25 Cti.
AtAdflfia Cloth at 104,25.31,37,5 n and
Mattsllne de Mil. r 1 14.25 it d 31 (cm,.
Black French flotifbazit,-• at t l 5, 87, a 1 in 1 75. -
Etch Plaid ciiiks at 87,611, 1 101 and 1
Bich !Awe? Mack :4411,,s at 62, 75, 67, lit tu't ,
Er,g114.1 and . Amertratt ch tntzrs of 0,. N , 10 , 4.1 r.le
Web style Putunute Chlntree at 121 mid 19 cents.
i • OEFTLEMEN 411,11.1 soy S' WEAK
Bildt French I,lothe::front es to h.
Black tam! rarity
"robot,
aut 7.5 ItSt
Sattlnof In at at :11, aa, ad centt.
Linen Drillitiga and Checks at 4 25, r: and eta , .
enturky3.•ene and l'ottanades.
Mark Radio and Maia.ttlirs
Ci!..olnOrFtli aril 8111:111tivt elottig.
and Thud Cnattaga and Natik....int.
.
end I Inkrial QIIIII3 ft iii 2 f•l/1",
thinlty 4 Quilts all .510 S, $1 1c i 'A. 1 - 5
81,art.ting all Itom 1%1
idnen, all widths, nom at to $1
Napt.ina 31 111,12 i, MI and 25 coo
Tonlingi In
,great Varlet y
liCotrlll platter, all wrath.. •
rickilg. and Bu,utture l'herke •
Furolutre Dimity at: lei and 25.
Buff Window Shading moo all Inches to ste wide/
Ll/I , :u and hltielina.
Table rind Hama C.T4ear, e,Sc . •
I.llholevale and ietell et
V. E:
tilJt'd l i r, Barg tins N. E, cow. ul 1111,4. Markel at ,
• Plilbli1P1(11i111
fday16.1.151 • • th4t •
NNW AND SDASOnittILE GOODN..
ili.AcK SILK ~, ' .
J./ Mummer irilk.,l,; . .
.• etlk Taisuer. -
' Bareges, Iluirge de 4.118P5, large ve.rrety, ,
Criallle de I.adnev,
Earlston Gllngbritas, .. .
Lirite elock. or Piano,
riprlneatd SUMITIVr tilt-in Is,'
Erinlish, in ench.and•Ainerican I.aO. id%
Fill: stock While Goods, .
Needle Work Edging's and 111'..1•TI late; .
Da •da Collars and lfandtercho.l4,
Plaln Linen liandke r c Lleli, very km ,
Kit Gloeei, best make,
, silk do Kid. llnihh,.. •
Full stock of Hosiery, ' •
Fluniruer Vassltnefe, vat NIT of Pali.' ins,
Conetrini lidditione made ia ,t;41: : fol Alf le !eay.—
Pleane call and examine. .
. • ' A. lIENDIIRSON. Agii
April 59,1A51 . 174
'
RICH 3WOOIC or CARPETINGS
FOR - ;SPIIING MAUI:.
'IrIfIE 6 üb-criber Is In fccetpt 'of ni, Spring Stock.
1 ofearpcilngi.nnibraclng nu elltalblVt and vork.d
a.nortment of - , _. •
Splendid etyles of Velvet •
.• Tapestry Brusarlt, cAnpeTs
Ply .
nitqw
115 . 11xtr.k tine Ingrain. , _
" _ Yanking's, 11'11141; E
amegican nod:English 011 Clutha, J
With an entire (gash stuck of DRUG:2I.IIS, MA Ers,
Piano and Table Covots,,MaTTINGA, kc, •
Als4,llvety large -fototltneut Of low ilift,ol Car
pets nod 011 Cloth* of all deeMptlog,s, adapted tut
Country and City dales.
ir,ountry Merchants and whet, Win Intend par
ehsg'ing Catiwio,ate Invited to alit Rod czatn un
-1 am del.efoor.od tu' no low as any hth,,a. in la,
trode. RoIsERT lt. %Val - Agit,
1160 Chestogit3treft, bOuw Eighth,'
Apri1.4,1851 i 3 ?at
NeivltieW and irp.shlouisble
.•
DRY GOOD.s.
.1. GREENE,.
(Late with .f. C 0.,)
HAY! ti . t4 epeovilrbe !urge and - splendid idore, 8.
Cl Colll4t of 4ict.ll and Nlllll Streotl,
del plum. witl, a smelt of Rio,: Rare and far.hionaide
Dry Gouda, or laical . inipottatona, "'WSW mg in
part of ".
filch Plaid and BU filed ;•:!illts„ Mantilla Velvets, pat
citesand Monaelin Do.; Laiovg, Inca, Plaid utag
hams • Plaid and Ftforred De - ,A,airrea, spring
_canices sn4 Prints of 0. -want Patio
Plain Oneida ,uitabte tor ;friends,
• !Aurae: Lacuna,
Gloveo. limmry, An - 7, &c•.
Of every description, freindine aiarce and beams.,fal IlAtartcoria of M A WILLA s.of r‘eo; Mole,
altto
bacolor, grit up Mir special care...an-ler his-nun
supervision, Is now _ready to fitilioM the ladies of
patratille and vicinity with etiy of ILc above geode',
ihr very lowest pricer..
THlt LINEN DEPARTMENT romnriiel every
knowristyie of guods atillatde tor-Pi.att ins, tiovnui,
IA ammo flonsesi.te.
TM; HOSIERV DEPARTMENT entmels of rhr
larg:.st and iii or varlet asaorlmmit 111'40,it n be ficuud
in 'any PAl.4bilsttilittla In Viilladelphla., -
- J. D• from his oat -rien e and connection
with the roo.t erravive hon..e:. in the Vnirr
and ht. emenaive (01 5 ~ar , d o v a h„ far ,
oiler indicenwnis Co all T 1 ha may favor Min with a
rail. seidom met with in'Philadriphis or elsewhere.
Tv rag irivariably Prig and an horiatian.
J. D. GRERNE.
, R. E. car. of - :Ar , :h and Ninth ma
April : /3-3 m
WATCHES, &C.
samulaz. w. PEPPER,'
„ EsiOlt +TO .
IiR,NRT 4. PEPPER ez N
WATESiert, JEWCI.IIti 8 , 11,1t.11W I.llr,
175C1IESTNI1T rarpniolit• the *Ate {touts;)
1•111Litlq:1,1'1115.
May V, 1851 ' 41.11!
LARGE ASSORTMENT
NEW s-rn..E.s.
v $,7 p eb t i l i a t g r e h fi i :p vi lL: tt h h a?lutt ee 'r 7 e ,, tu o r e n o ra pi i, T; _
,t. i 3, 41`fr.4. try'. an 4 rtiat.
to WAre - Hiving A yptYodlA, , er,lnetokint of
all atrea gorrlsp.bit tine, 'and tAing
'pro is that he will not ty. motel' y Any honest
dealer to the 8 .011 to yeceivetos sittate
orphbitc patronage,. • Nst 11.41 AM Ha & .
oppulite Ilintt la, la' !fold, WAI
N. it 7-1.1:1( iv, W4trbe, 410 rephated,
and all bissintes ttiusaetu.ryn i'ultam.tc,.. , l to pee oat
itiaci • ; 6
• &all, tith, 3831. • /74r
sir/lure= & iiiilitLEV. '
' CI4EAP iret'fellES AND .lEW ELlt I• ,
IV Vl 4 -rlel.ln4tte,atl7i:ltlie!? an 4 ri gj e, l l4 :; tst t th r .
6eoo gtreit,COinor tit Quart', Phitalefpnia.
Gulft Laves Watt has,lllll Jetv'fid,ltiC3lll/Alinell2B 00
Gold Lepine, 11118 to tt24.0010 01Petiarftf . . i 00
911 l'ftt Lovet.fulf jow- - .Pinntilirfr tio ISO
riled: • 3' . $11,4701111 iii - neleill, ft 00
811 . 17 eg LfPftit.if Wahl. I.o.l.l4tet'llold Pontiff. fOO
nutfeelor Quartiaik, -11:11 erTe.11p0041 . 1.11e1,5 on
f.told rent, with Pencil and P Ivey 11,f4ti; •I OD
13cf10 Finger. kings, Ni cent to VG; Watch Ots.
tee;plain; - l cents; PafOrit...l l .4 ; Lunt-t. ':.:i ; other
Articles. In prop:at:inn. All ttla49, wattauito to ha
whet they' tie 1014.10 t. ,
- ' 3 STAIfF;FER & HARLEY. . •
. 1iUCC2444111 to ‘1.134013a.
•
"On hand, come GuIJ andPatirce Lovers it nil Lepidet
cult Wart t than the &Love ott4ta. • _ .
• '-. ttent..3,1353. '.: - .: 6-10 9 1
VIATGLIIN. Z V - AnD - - -
''' SILVAfc IItARC.. . . .
,
fri•iiiOndersitned would m ost respectfully i n f orm
1 his friends aid Ike pubtirldeueraily,ths; he has
recent)y . inlamed andi qttlelWhe Ira-
.E.. ..... 1
p ro ved his 'tare, and ct prepared to of. ~
fir goods Sat, h, for freanty and stile
f Mash, cannot be porpasecd.,: UA W.
hies Cow lo store Abell r riti re awkoruaent of WATCH-
Ite."J EWELIEr. . OIISCR Wililli, sad" FANCY
GOOD s, ike.; to Width ho intiles awful - au; Being
ittermainsd to diipaae of ibex at West which coo.
not hill to Kielce sotteraetfoo. jle Wei. considerate
existkieriee a ttor, Itutintsritted twill ; endeavor to
Wise Wow who oozy Corot Ida whit - their Wrong,.
it goodsgoassoft4 to be osicepresebted: _
N. 8 .--Wattilecand Jewett I, repAlteti *PA ilisfitit•
let. Ail order, bil rand or "Otherwise *tomtit, at
tweded to. .-., , 1 raiI:FIDLER., -
N o . II oath sitst - „ be w Nrattitt:At m l'Alti. :
4011%4 ~ -. ' ,-... .1 1. 1 • :,, -, : . 2**Sytt ,':
2
MI
ry Alar •iat .
-9 `• tvii. l l l l •
Medi *Orli • sad - Istellectuid
Einettaisimems ; r - . •
, •sir raR irrOtOil
eseriewbotost easti,ta: -
ADIatTTANCE.:.I - ` . 13 . rub:
- -60ata.
'IV: bouts °Po PerforiSrice to coariskestii
'at Pi o doek. ' '
• Jam. 308341 :I • •134 r - •..
GV4M) CONSOZWATION
R of TINE
•t
ts. ;
= .
_ •••••••:.,. -KC
TiArOI4IIIIGIERie, AND mqtr4r.PoroLA.l4
EQUESTRIAN' kIZABI,ISHMENTS
IN TIIF. WIIRL.II, l'ouvaniei
' 7 . WAE 1.c11'!.
.
NATIONAL CIRPIII3 - ta:l • ,DIPPODItOME,
, ttt Phllidelphta. And
tife t W YORK. clams •
rot mint two DISTINCT EXIIIRITIONS bleralmt
togrAtmt, and b.tt gfirita trader oar tatiselmie
lon foe o Single,Pcire.; Adgalmapn..-raports by tit
ce t tot canton-ohm to tbr contrary:x*lw ithstanAing
TbeN, ranaathlated ccitaparafe,a will exhibit at .
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POtTSVIL:LIE. -
... • .
no FRIDAY end sATITHDAV, lime - Vitvand 1016.";
• hoot. open at t and 7 o'clock, P. IC Fierfinutina
cut will cononehtel6l( ab hour after opening.. -
Admission y 5 rental IT bitil4LF PRICE.
, - • , 7 4 . " " I • i ---'—..
.:•
Ttieqzfeat ',,bfre,nitces Obt4inrd try. conihibing (been
Iwo et ren,l be end eiell-t beith *mune*, sent allosi
of a 0.41ee of iffottancy Leituf produced in' them
440,,L , ....inments iinpapilcdrain this country, and no;
turpersed to noy other. A areal validity ot Patted
uranree, tir.w ii (hie country, slid peculiar to title
cetahirstill.l nsunt, ill be found C 014,1 rued In pie ants;
D i "
3 nis conk , can* believed that the laurel, Stu.
1 Lattt and E itinc Representations ot fbe .duab:e
Jronpe :alit firm a; feature la .Ahe amusements in
Anietica. - which will he remembered with graillied ,
Lion frit years AO come . I _
TII 0 tifiltilllt ARRA( OF TALENT attached w
the consolidised Establlshinent . Includes a" great
number of therms.' On Inaolshedhames la the Eit a ea,'
IS ih fa Prieselon; lIIQPI. of whim are as • well kqu'lin
In Europe sc upon Sue aide 'of :be ArlanUe. Among
the most pal:Worm , tif the Equestrian State are
MAR'LLE MINNA, the vest Prussian &pew/fen - pc
14A D'LLE EIATISE; the youthfal, fearless and fas
clouting rider :- MAIrLIES ANOELIN E, SOPHIE,
ISSN S, and- JENNY • WORRELL, the very belt
th+vco of the aye t *RAM :W.,".. FRANKLIN. ft. V.
SPICKNEY, 11. F. PitetlOLS.f. J. HANKINS, W.
KIN II:A DE,B. STEVEN:4. MASTER - Wit...LIP, and
numerous uthers,alt anowu to fame, and naequalled
In their respective departillenis.] . Fora 1181descrip
tlon -of the MAGINfFICENT ENTERTAINMENT
to be atienltho realer' Is referred tothe descriptive
bills at the ptinclpasAute is. as it; w toild be tropoisi
ble to give as adeguite id,es of Mil: VABTEXTCNT
an VARIETY la the Omits of atisewrpaper agver
t 'vernal,- - . I
,
. .
14 3m 4
.
Each Afteinnon's Eshibition , Will terminate
estrentrly latighable neerch Equestrian But
league, entitled Ltt‘JOCKEY I I;ribile at night the
Pail - ow:lance will conclude wittsthe great LegendWe
ry,lll ; , putitaniatic Spertscle of T. UEOROE AHD
ME DRAGON, produced with ill ibe Original Illte-•
sic, sisPerb Dresses, Apo:datelining and blarbinery
employed - at the National Arnpnidleatre,, is Phllade4
;ila. when It had an unprecedented.ruo. The pteer
abounds In Grand.:Cowbats. Encounter*:
and Startling inelderdsr concindlng with the Grand
Pinces•lon to hnuor ,n 1 the viselike of the Princess,
and the'Chll/MPH OF THECIIIIIITIIAN KNIGHT.
fiar Pot Anibal , *tient/as sea urge and small
bilis at Hotels. •
- Jane 3, IPS*. ;, • **lv
INSIJRANCE.
Wrankl!*!darinti and Flr43
hvsuaismcs cq,Aff.gxr- - x&w YORY
VITAL and Aggititafily Invested In Bonds nig
4,://dOrtgageg, and Wit' good segurltles, his 1, I$
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$3/30,127
a6V6llZlK6ll3l6antLADat.rnia:
Meant DudknoOtlcCannon & Co.,
"'•••
Roar:it Patterson*. Co:, •
Jana Mason & OS. i• ,
WesCutt &
Chas, honer, Escl fe President Pfrard Ratak. •
Ltlaud
Ineorauce ,Canals, Batt roads ?
Fire itIyIUISEICe 00 `getChandlZO scactally—Filt
eiture and ;Vote floncee at fair and reasonable tame
• LONSe3 fur lnsurancG effected : with this Company
protn::lly paid In Philadelphia.' •
ChISY HOLLIRTEIR,'NecIdenr..:
IS.). G. Bullnaf.„ . 7leC'y..
• i4TBAUS, Agent.:
• Apr 1112,104 ' . i ' Wen, • .1
Anthracite insurance company:
CHARTER pEnpe*UAL—planted bj ilinte ut
Penneyiesnis.
• Atithriticcil irnpit3/ 0 400 . 0 ( 0 . . • •
/Dire ha. WALINIIT betw een Third nit'd
eceiritt Streets, Plittndelphia, ; • -
Line cunipsos, Whit a rash ITapiial 'paid in, cord:
Wiled with the mutual principle 'ln their ?der hie and
inland lien irintdc,t, inures to Ilse a•suted ample In
demnity, with pan icipstion in -the vents. and witA
'unt liability fur 193•81s.? - -
The Compauy will isctiuc . pcilicie at the usual rates
lir provinces. etobrickc MARL-N(:, FIRE' and IN,
LAND : I •
,!, f. fill
• ,- atitaetase ,••• ' . •
Ur. D. Luthei. -- Lladwitt,
1..fq 3 / 4 11 AudenileJ. ; JtaaaPicit
retur dleger, , Johif addickl,
ueolke fjter, iy:tonrad, '
, 4 antuerkillathanne.l; I U Hammett, }
- Santuel.Casiner.
D U LUTHER. Prf . stacat.*:.
- 4*. 11,t: !iota, Vire Plesideal• ,
• Wu r. Daatd,Orc.klary.-^
rfir PETER V. 4.litH En, halt beau .app.inted
ageal fug the al,,,ve Coatpanr, ih k huyikth Cotanty;
to waonl persona draltlng inlayance cdb apply. •
Ardi 8,1851. ' l I • • MI
MJ.nera' Life, Insurance
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.1; -- 4 pCD— ! • - .'., -
L ,
I'ILURV POIttrAN - Y,
. POT2SiiII.LE:; PA.' - -•- -
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ri:Pll /r 1„ SIOO.O4O—fIIARTVR PERPETUAL :-
'I ‘lllB COMPANY ; chartered b 7 ibe,Leglalatura of
i Pennsylvania, loth 'a Capital of One Madrid
ninnsalid Dollars, Or- now' fully organlted,aad Me
colon/piked busfuesi• • / , ... .
./Phoromparly le Prepared to receive mottles and
other p ro pwry 46 !Eros:, sad illOw , lb t on all
monies 41,.posLed 14 trust; at• she rate of fire par
/rut. peiabouni; eslor/pal end interest payable on
detiland. .
For raga n f Panama un Wei lastuance.see the
Printed Table* supplied at the mare of the Company,
Cootie hireet.Puttuuttle. three* doors south of the
Eiehange Hotel. 4 b ' '
JACOB IIONTZINCIER, Jr., President...
lone 11. ADAM. see'y. and T4eabuirdr,_
April.l. Vai - i 11-11"'
• • 9111 . 11;1;11: STATE* WiTEI.; ,
. . ' . P,OILfaICIELPIIIta.
well•knoWn iisialltatilaria.! 1 btatati for
If !%T.b,,..;,,,,, , ,,,i,fu,i,i.hed to 114otbe e rn e style.„ wilb
I.a.lles• eattore ou'ihe first noel, ta most cantraky
situated op I
cifilq, NuT Bt ., the fashionable. prom •
ertade-.op Oilier the Cualow Ifoase, aud guar Inde•
pondeure Will. l'i . .
i.
- 0 4 . ..
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1 .. eAp;,:enAe. n_iuLLEl4. • ,
, -
Whore retiutationVas a Host le Weli.known. Is ria..
terinived it shaltTe n0114:411 Ms future efforia,
Th. highest deaie ':ofa Jr titisficilon :irif 10, all
who may rarer hi with their - company. • '..
id• Families can r CUM a 'mite of Rooms, bY Ilt4t
igraphing a day or or:aro in advance. .
~
yhilit., , May 13. 10;" 4 , . • j 1 • - 19-lilt • •
cocraTzipito wrinfiT mom.
see ?Vetoes. eIOTRL.)
No 23 COUR TLAND STREET, Kitt; Yori.
1.1 4 1}: tlndet ristied Jerpectrully ittnonutis to ids
.1 Friends and to the Iravellns and incurs' public
tfrnerally, that be has lensed the 'hose
tdiding, and , htted:np and finished It as s
FIRST VisiOds to the
city, and all other? its/airing idiperlor ac- eft
ranimndallons,•relollelted tuced,essused I
I last no pains or. exaense will NI spared °
render their Puy coiannable end pleasant.
STSI36INtI, Proprietor;'
nr flaying stterigig Sailor VII STEC,KEL ,
of the " Eagle not.tirth All who enjoys'
Imp Airier of friends Ind acipthintssies lo
Pennsylvania, - pennon)! therefore, who visit
York from this secildri.,itf coonity..will lied "Coon land Street Hotel ..!4 co. Mot
sprit .1.1951 . 13.3gn
PUBLIC - SALES.:
PUDLId sato or zilutz. Emma.
kV11.1. / bp told Public gale, on TORSDAY..the
13th of Jun 1.04 3 ,4011 = o'clock in the after
nonu.at the Pennuylvania Hall, In the tiornugh or
ottuville;• -
-A certain wart of Timber' 14 tul, Amato in Cant
ilsonswlck totvneh7p,Schaylaßl Conniy,adjoinlng
lands . of linnitlnger A Ludwig, C. lc A. Focht, Jon.
4 , 11 a a Yout ,41e.nry Lira ,ati otter re, containing about
454.arrcs, mot? or )r.a. Mile tract Is. well attune...Ml,
rood portion of ti suitable for fermine—is shoat
L.', hall a trifle (torn the Llttlekkhuyiklit,liallOad.
near Rlaggol,l. -.."
Also, at the riMe time arid place will he colds
.react of COAL .LA N D, innate in LoWer kfahanton
! go township. In laid county.ndJulnlng lands cur
, veiled to- WalllarO r and othera,ronibiolil
I about 84 airei. More or lete,:and being the nese
tract of hall which war arirveged on a warrant the
until of Oetil ,1185'i to Peter Houma and William
Stewart, now Oe , Eatate nt,Tharnas and William IL
Hart., Comiltions4lllire.minfe known on the day
of sale by the oodeiralined. JAhiCil IT. HA RT;•
May 2i,185k • I • : ' 21-3C'
•
PUBLIC • 4 441LE1.
- '
he=tiobi ai Public 0414, oft the premises,An
11 i fiambote,fletka Cotrity,-!,,0t, Wtdoesday, Ike
•t of Mir , int(' o'clock, A .14.. about
-141000 i,•et Na s Yl.utnbar, nl yaraons kindo ; •
-A lot of eatcb and Tar, to barrel.,.
/Cilia,. lot of Mikuin for floats. . -
Toata fur Boat.bailderi,of s iteery
gl,3,l:tarae frame building Or building to.iiss
The £tau- of Ftederick A Ibrigkit.dccused.
Termrand randtkions Made kacriva obi the • day , :of
soli, by MINDES.
JUiiFPfl !SLIONIO,
. Administrator/.
May 13,itsi -19.3 t
. •
NEWI Dogs.
B ARTI:ETTqI TEXAB New, bletico:Gelfartds
&mots, ter.. by Jolla New .
Bstik-11. with nu.
inerons plater. • •
rannyWern's tilretche ,*3 series, ' • '
Life and its alms, Itm
GI filt• asd the ,Oolden Uwe, by Oda, '
F4yot, past and 'present; by Thompscin e •
Re,restions of tlttristopher /forth. giro,
Tempest odd Stfaiihine, of Ilk in Kentucky.
Penton Floireri,
,Fai tint:4,lle. by Caralipe ?kaiak* mob, •
The Men of Millet Iluntity.oy Thorpe.
• The Bride of thi Wltdenteis:by Emerson Beenstt,
.The Tent and the Altar, by catmints/.
ncrlpture Iterldions; ' do' do ..: •
•
lactUre. oie Ittn,7lllritilet.*l .
Deg ulney's Thaological Belays; I volt,
Parkyn's Life id Abstsints,* soli., •
This, that* and Out other,ilittsinded: - .
- The Prontlerstado. a Niffilthitt of 1712
The Rival Retains,
The Boad to Bala. • - • •
itist pp4hrhed ati¢ far aale,bJl B._ *AMMAN. .
Jona *, . 0 . -
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NOTICE /AisV Into slaw
. i 4 .CABOREft.9. . •
rrillt
ETV Is Ur ry loccirpoested lussilothub or *4
Sate of Pommy Imola. bar an
_protectioalOf fojrn
grants. Altoric Sot lam. agile Wei
try (*Public Vitotbo;rooptry suoudoll no - •
at. As rauteplieso tau - 00 made Withss by bilbW
town sot stud of WIG dust 1,0116 It*
tabe.isilainl sad Genstar.' • -
• ft ONLY ortiLltipt NeskonesoNtNylo/01
sag, worrallir, • • • •
1 11WIlilia0011,11 11 11 , 1.'
110 : 14% let - nOIN - •
.- 4 -_ • • - • •
HOTELS.
- -ezpiyhttut gotta— grams ties.-Othia
chest now contains over $29.000,000. all in
ipeme. Of •Ma amount, on- the 29e of
Maj. $8,452,872 was in the Sub-Tressury,
`at New York: 117,690,,854 in this
Philadel
phia Idiot; $.1;196. - 85£1 in the Soh-Treasury
at Baum: $2.565,821 in the Sub-TreasOry
at St: Litnir; $2,081,859 in ditto it New Or
leana; $e701,621 in deposit et Philn4elphro:
11.500,000 inArito at San Franeiseo: and the
reminder to Soh-Treasuries and Branch
!dints of the United _Slates smother poiata•
0:7 Tim New York .F:Craing, frost (Li - ic'o.),
suggests that in every ease of an apprchen
•ded fugitive slave. this .the slave shall: be
kberated, and doughface substituted and
sent back in place 01 ilie . runawai, pioviiied
one can be found of equal value to the ftity.t.
titre. - The qualifications need not baulk the
sugestion. If one doughlace is, not as Stai
nable, take guy. We second the motion;;
MUSIC
. -
.4 Sin t0.41151ev0
than the nianufseturat's priers. IP wlli ,paartitsrer
bleyer'is Piano.) to bd what they arc represent 6,11.
Ills instruments LI. 'flatted by a compnlent peiton,
as regards tome and quality, sad range in prier from
VOO - 10.500. ether with or withoht the .f.ellan,lnt
latbutstit. • - ; •
C. Moyer has remittal the highest premium allibh
London Crystal Panic. Eshihnton fort - hls Minor,
,la nointittitton with all the manufactures of Enti.pe
time America - . . • - • 't
DIELOIDEONS,
Of Cathart'a Patent—which'hil Will alsiv ruvrei'ite,
'ranging la prke, for dwellings. trona 815 1n tits
for charches,from 675 to *W. klelodeens deltatred
in Schuylkill remsoti, at city CASH PhlCE4,thns
sating- to the putchaser packing, freight and risk,
which Is an Important consideration. • t ,
Several .11delodeons suoerint lona, on' hand—
price ISIS and tee.
- - Music De-hlct and Agent for the salen
•
May roits4 Pianos ant Melodeons •
•
PIANO FORTES•
pD6 subscrlbeeriLspectfully calls thCattenttne e 4
1 the musical public generally, tntils mock urku.
§upertnt toned lestruments from oto •
7 Octaves, Made in the mast desire.'
his manlier, and amounted in every v .
respect, They are 'Armed et tea toe— - ' ;.
able prleeNand Will be packed auddcliketed to thlt
plact bee of any chug, tternittlitend 1.'111611i - or
,A. 13:
•• Late F. C. Itelebemmeh,&-tm o , -
• No. 11 South 71.1 i Ye Chestnut, Kited
.Ptveli ft, 1031.
,; am'
The Great Psa);6 - and Music gst,ihi vhme-tit
aorta= weTEt2O. •14 •
• .. • 131 DROADWAT,NEW YORK.
TRP BEdl'l d bIOST lIMPROVED;PIANGq. land
111113.011.130115. I'. Gilbert & Co.'s; World's Pal!
Premium Pianos, With or without Ito .roliAni and
with Iron frame and circular scales. roe. merit of
these instruments is two well known to need fu
aid
commendation. Gilbert's B doudoir Pianos; a el,
gent Instrument for small rooms. Gullet and Com.
won's Pianos, of the old established Orni of 1(allei
and Co. Mr. W. being wile agent for! all the ihowe
Pianos, can,loffer them lower than soy other
Horace Waters' Pianos. Mann facia red exprerely for
him. having great power of tone and elasticity o.
touch; s.u.naoADwAy . k the IntOst Cer4 for
Musical instrument. In alb clantry. tiffordini an
opportpntty for selecilons not to be Lad eiseerliele.—
uecond-nand Plano, at groat bargains.! Prlte* frnin
fife to SIM Leery Instrument fully warranted tir ihe
money refunded. • .
1111CLODZONS:
Cosilmant tabbies Patent :Orgoii.lthortsoes,
•
With TWO DCCCI of keys—a SiTPut and; oolVet ito In
strument, Prices from 475 to ChM.- -u. '1). & H; W.
tholda'a celebrated . Melodeons, Martin's- NIiTWWWWI
OUIWTO. Brawn's Harps, Flotillas, Violin*. Ursa' In.
'aliments, eke , &e. .Detiers *applied: with' /limns
and/Melodeons- at factory . priori. 12} per cent. :dig.
count to Clergymen.
MUSIC. - • :1 •
•
This tier tomprists the producteV the great Mas
ters of both the nnierican and Euygpean continents.
and Is receiving chnsisnt additions. by an elite rise
publlcatha of the choice and populaynicces o he
day. - Dealers In Music, and Teacltrs of Seminaries
*tablas to purchase any
.mazin p fished, or teals
arrangements for continued suppoes of !dr. Milers'
DCW 11111Uel, will And It to tbelr reforest to ioll or
forward %tick orders. Music rent to any part Of the
Union or Canadaa, poluage free.
IRSI
MISCELLANEOUa
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bf14.1",..1\11040tt.5:"-:' •
PHYSICIAIitkSAIRGI
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OFFICE---MARKET STREET,
Pott!mille, Pa:
May 20, Ina • 20•{f: • •
Patent Galvanized Iron Tubing,
• '1 FOR CHAIN PUDIA:F.....
T III3 Tubing,
made of Galvanized iron by r;tcnt
machinery, pn :rent strength, rombir o d
With simpilrhy and neatness, arid Is warrantedi not
to corrode; is non olrered for Raid at the waretlinnse
of the -
AMERICAN OALVANI7-ED IRON ‘yonxs, 0
No. 14 NOaTil -TENTH St, Philadelnblit.
A MI Miortatent of our Atrierkan oalvanized
Sheet and-Rootitie Iron alwaya on hand.j
Min:den promptly attended to by
hit r OLLOUGH A. CO.
•20-/Ot
May its. 1644
-RIO= NEW BOORS.
A N ART-STUDENT In af !Inlet], by . Mint* Az,
tymit.
Life and sayings of WC Partin ~, e on lila otheia of
the Family, by.B. P. :abalone, illusteated, • . 11
' Purple Tints of Pails, by Boyle St. John, ;!
Stades' Travels in Turkey, 12m,. h
Weiss' History of tne French Proteatant ficretecs,
2 yols., ':i
Dunran's Prirtical Surveyor ' s ,Oxi de, to faXm a
finished Surveyor without a teacher 12m, ti
• Dod's Spirit Manifestations, Elpial ned and Ex
amined, or Judge Edmonds refuted 12m,
Peek's Melbourne and the Chlnella Mantle, l l
. Cumming's before the Fiord, 12m.
!I ARD3.lloll'r3.lleavenly Recogitilltin. li
" . !leaven or the Sainted Deal
• . " - The heavenly Home, ,• ;i . , •
• Cummings' ! rotates on the Apocalypie. It
..
'" , Voices ofthe night. , , • li
- :"' , .Voires or the looming, . 1
.•
AnsPacik's Sepulchres aria Departed, !.;
Spots to our FeeMS of Charity, 24 tno. • 1; .
' no Planter's lionbern Bride,l by '..:lroner! Lee
Ileum 2 vols. , . • 1 -
' Corinne by Madame de Steel, deer edition.:; „-
. The Rucaian Shores of the Bildt Res, Lioll-
pbant: - ' 1 • , - ,I .
_Russia by Count Oarowalci. 1 ,' li
Trial of a houskr.cper; 12 100. -
Adventures of a Country Meithant, 12 mo.l
The Winter Ledge, a tale. '
o
Mariaret,orlfrelodlee at Home am! Its V trims.
. ' s'... For sale by
,:• • , D. °ANNAN.
1..
'April 29, '54. 17-li
.
Great Fires In New York and
New Orleans..
Herring's Safe. i: Teiymphant.
THE- GREAT FIRE in 8R0.% DWA c li. rev, V.itk
Mr. S. C. Getting—eh It attbrds itlf! 01.'1014 eto
sty that our Bonita and Papers wet* pteserved with
out the least Injury iu MO of your,Satainatotet4ti
at the deetritettoe Of out store by flee on the•.bight
of the 15th init. W. T. JENNINGS at
• ' G oral Fire an New 011ga:is. j
The late dhnistroos are In Magazine and Natchez
tweets.' New Orteatitt, Ustill another aquiline in all
business men who hove nor yet purchased, for the
safety of their valuable., one of
• nERRINOT PATENT BARES. ii
'New OILBANS. April 151 h. 1631.
Mr; 811211 C. ffetring—letr : On the evening or ffio
10th of linfeb last, our. Sown ,tio. 30 Natchez sOcet,
was eronwimed by Arr. In our counting room. oh the
;seeend door, we bid one of your Safes, which iicon.
Vaned moat of our hooks, vsinvitie p.sperr, nd:iver.
era hundred dollars In hank SIGs. Tb. *fife rersato•
edits the names from 2 o'clock at night until o ,7alnek
the neat day. The brims knob, name . , plate and ;oth
er metal ornaments were melted uff, and when •we
opened It, we' found all the Lopoks. ner+ and nihney
In perfect order, the hacks of come of the book* hy
ing slightly charred. since the Ere, we have V.pur
chimed another one of your Improve , ' Patent 'White
Flange Safes, frowMr. George W. Illser, your agent
here. idlgnedj C. Ir. O. R. TAT*.
New Omits's, March ti,
ifi,Gleo. W. Slier, •cent.-Dear ale: It *Grey me
much satisfaction to inform you that the Hmiliirs
Petits:ander Safe.'w lath I purchased of you leome
lime aincr., warn tee Mello of preserving my heirs
and valuable papers from the very destructive are
in IM, city on the lilth Intl. The Rafe , after Pelee
/reposed to the moat intense heat for many hours da
ting the great ere, wet taken out. and on •belne
upaued, its valuable contents were found to hsl In a
Pettiest state of presentation. '1
Thuec, very tespe . eilully ' ,
Vined/ ; V JOAN 11, HEALD.
. New Oaatrote, April
• Mr. Atlas On the morning of thr •
kith March Mat, Mir store. No. 67 ideraziae Street.;
with Its contents. waa totally destroyed by fire. A
portion °tour books and papers( and a e onshlemble 1
amount of each were depoalted to -a :Salamander
data of low:make ovlsteh was ankjeried to Nil In.
tense.hcat.aad imnatood in tee bur sing ,rutui for
mentyteut - horns. The contents were preserved In
gond order. and the Melt wan, Yo cm, perf,ctlysatla
artery. We ars yours, &v.,.
[dlgned] • • ktUfttllV ft 14F.VilIar
'
.• FARREL & CO.. la WALNUT street. hie the only
361anuarAr. item of Herring's Slifer, out of the &lb y tf
New Tonic, and pereone. wishing tO.'.Cf Lae for; tliklr
man tlie .the BEST FIRE PROOF_ sArrffi now
inside, should lose akillme In catlintoo the sansrrt.,
FARREL & CO.,'j
Lion Safe and Bank Lark Make/9,
3$ WALNUT &tem.
Sale Proptlet:Ss In No Slate Gf flerrinri Patent
Flri-Proof Saes.
enzama
• . ' IPROCI4,IIIIATION. t.
NOTICaIs hereby given that a Conn , of Common
Pleat aad Quarter delirious of the Peace, for f or
Matte meta at Islam In and for the county oft
flebitylhiltarill be held at Pourrllle,ln the 'afloat.,
arbierald,, on MONDAY, the 19th t,f done neri. 1110
o'alock A. M., to ail:alone one reek . li
Therefore. person, having rail." pereiing. and al
persons rebore date it doll be to appeal at raid Coon
Still take notice and govern themseirea anis rdintly.
4ehtErt NAtax, stiOrta.,
slteriff's Oldu, Pons.l
vine. Stay 13. 0154.
AMIKV.OLS' CABER.—Yust rectlited„ a *Adel
1.1414 . huge an d
Baas and liankara , ease. Wltb
gimps of Lack and Key. Also, a aely eitensbre as.
foment. of Porte Mortlake!), of Calf. Moment, Be,.
ill Outside, Nall. I sory, at
B. BANNAN'e
" . 0434114 eq3 etsitonery afore..
May 13;1.6.% . -
011010 Z CURRD 1 orate Om
‘ 1 Want!. Nob from the beat packers. cap !be bad
ragelarly *very W'edarsday and Waturdwy. ail
T. C. SOTI.E'R
New Vetetai,te aa;l.Provldna Matta.
Nabaatortgo
si-tr.'
VII SI, IBM
intituarvassvir. PA.PIMIII—Of various esd
'-‘,J•rit. Wr tOnito& frame*. or Cattle', &e. gor sale
flaveSty dui Stara 'ail quo* at a. ktiN ft '8
*Or IS. 1544 Book sea Stafinsteei Sore.
• .
40 1 .4 43 1 1 ORAWAL Ragriri4allt- *IOWA
1144 tot 111, 42 Abe Itk N OT kis quaststrdl,
B,y Teter. apt end Yesterday'sß. R. Mrs*.
PRILAD . A., FRIDAY, 4 o'cLoct. P.M.
'Wheat rlanr, 3 75—Rye do.s3 50 re/
bbl, Corn liTeal, 3a 75 do.—Whest, Red„
$2, 10; White, 32 20 =Rye, $1 20 cts.—
Corn 81. Oats, 58 cts. Der Eushei. ' .
Prussia and Austria with the
Arrisal of .4;rtit—Liverptiol data to MA ids
The most important information by this
atrival is the positien now assumed by Aw•
trig and Prussia. A Protocol has been signed
by the lour Western powers, now in "come
plete accord"-'to maintain thie integrity of
.Ttirker.
Austria and Prussia will now deniand that
Rui:tia shall evaciii4.the!Turkish
an t i aret.rdinaly‘ a oratz of a note to 'Rutile.
has been sent by the Vienna Conference to
Berlin for the approval of the Pruestatr tine*
eminent.
- According to advices from Frankfort. the .
Ministers of Austria and Prussia have pre-
seated to the Diet of Gerinanyu joint declar
ation of Austria 'and Prussia, announcing the
cordrility of the four PoWers, and declaring,
that a prolongation - of the struggle between
Russia and Turkey constituted danger 'to
Germany. After submitting the 4 &olaraiion,
five proctocols of the Vienna Conferenee were .
laid upon, the diet. The -Austro-Prusstati
treaty notified the Assembly that 'the other-
Getman 'States are invited to adhere to n.
The war news is meager.
Ogler Pacha has. taken up a position be-
fore Shumla, with his troops there awes
trated ; this is a sigh that it is in this dis
trict where he intends fighting the tlnitgrand
pitched battle with the Russians. .
Newa. has arrived that the Cattle of Gus.
tat - shaven, south ol Hoogo, and at the en•
trance of the Gulf ut Finland, has been d a a
stroyed, and that 1,500 Russiaas have been
taken prisoners, by Sir Charles Napier.
The English pipers have reports nl - the
rapture of some eight °rpm Russian pmts.
On the 11th the combined tleela Isere
cruising before Sebastopol,
It turos out that our difficulties with Spain
ate by no means 'settled yet. , Mr.
the lately arrived Special Messenger from
Spain to this country. comes to _dispose of -
'the Black warrior affair without Mr. Souls's
intervention. The arraegement was resent•
ly made by the Spanish : authoiities, and on
Mr. Soule suspecting what wis going on,
they used er.try device Ito divert his suspi
cious and deceive him.' Warlike prepare.
lions, -naval and military, for rainfonnug
Cuba, continue. We gainer this !rum e
siterial correspondent tha.Phile.
Phlladelphla Electlou.
The first municipal election in the newly
consolidaied city of Philadelphia, on Tucs.
day, resuliechn the tomylisconifiture at the
enemies of *lug, American and Temper
ance principles. : . It is nut claimed as a Whig
victory, bui there is no mistake about its be
mg a Dernocrattc Defeat ' The following 4r
the cote for the several offteees named :
110&ACEIWATEnd
,14.3 m
FOR MAYOR,
Rubt. T. roorad.
Rickard Yaux, Dew.,
. (2on 'a Majority, I
.1 FOR COLIOTOR;
Isaac Ha:zlehuist,
Wra. L.lllirst, Deth.,
FOR CONTROLLER,
John N. Henderson, W. at A.,
Witham Bqger, Dem.,
Heoderion's Majority,
Fen comnlsizonn,
Adam Much, W: & A., i , 24,71/
George C. Lady, Dena., I ' 20,0 W
Much's Majority, 4,621
To the Select Council, nineteen Whigs
and Americans, and only five Democrats,
are elected.. The Democrats has s e but font
teenitnea in the Common , Council;• the re-'
coammg sixty places being in the heads .at
their opponents.
' The 'Ward officers generally have, of
course, gone with the current.
WASHINGTON • CITY ELECTION.
The. municipal election Of Washington
City came off on Monday, and resulted in
the election of Towers., the Whig candidate,
to the Mayoraliy, by upwards of 500 ma
jority, and also in the 'choice of a Whig
Board of Aldermen. •
The election derived peculiar interest from
the fact that the Executive has openly exer
cised its influence fin Maury. the present In
cumbent,,which, it is reported; west so far
as to tlareaten clerks with removal if they
did not vole for '..laury, and from the threats
of prominent Administration Senators apd
Members of Congress that the appropna•
tions for the city would be denied if Mr.
Minty was not elected. :The Catholic and
Native American principles formed the ba
sis of the contest.
The election of Mr. Towers is considered
as a decided rebuke to the Administration
and those members of Congress who hare
interfered in it"; and the verdict of the whole
rountry will be, served them right. Never
before in our national history, has any Ad-
Minis:railon so betneaned itself by its inter•
meddliog in the purely local affairs -ot the
country as thi4'. It was hoped that-Col.
Bronson had taught lessrs. Pierce, Maley
& Co. a lesson on that subjesithey would not
soon forget, but it seems they are very dumb
pupils. The Know: Nothings, however, Are
proving themielves capital school•mastsrs—.
if the Administration and Locofocoism gea•
erally don't learn something under their
tutelage, we 'bilk there is no hope for them
elsewhere. • • •
o:7Woar while the eun shines.—Ex
We prefer the shade then.
DIeiAtCTIES FROM PAIN.—A bearer of•
dispatches from Madrid id said to have reach•
ed Washington on Saturday. In relation to
our affairs with Spain, the Star of last even
ing says: •
" It seems to be 'well understood amoog
the foreign ministers here, that the Spanish.
Cabinet have met all theipropositions of the
American Government in a spirit of frank
ness and cordiality almost unexampled to
the previous history of :our relations with
hat power. Indeed, they (the foreign
'stets) are now eatirtied that there tact this
moment a better feeling and understandmg
between' the cabinets or the United hates
and Spain than'between 'those of tbe latter
power on the one side and •Franca anti Eng
land on the other."
1%)-.43/ 4 1 '
•
MISCELLANY.
3Z7 Diefqrmity of color to dniss, is dm
rage io•Pans. • • •
Ir 7" The ;layer of Rotbury, Me m. states
ott the authority of the City Missionary. tbat
intimperancb has difhinished nine•tentits
since the enactment of the Maine Law.
MN
Eli"' To be tilse—Know Nothrog.
[l:7 . .4flitarion of Catholics.-1t is Said that
four members of the cabinet are Cattiolies
and that the municipal 'government of Chi
cago it in the hands of Catholics - of foreign
btrth.
Q 7 The Igiuistille Journal says: , "State
fellows in: Illinois have ordered a hickory
cone to be made and ptesented to. Miter
Dooglas, as the author of the Nebel** MIL
li i
We At not informed of the exact limit and
mane of the intendet„preeentation, bee,
from bat we can learo we bare eo doubt
the hickory wilt be handout* hod over
Doilies' shoniderres soo era , be return to
hereorkitiniente l ' • • • •
fist:krift.
FROM EUROPE.
Western Powers.
_STAND FROM UNDER !
Coalition Viotory
p ' EAIO6RACY nowuzzue.
Haziehurscs Majonly,
KNOW-NOTHING VICTORY
The Administrationnoored !,
TZMVZRASCZ.
POLITICAL.
29,42 t
20,9f0i
8,429 ...
30,676
18,831
11,843
29,224
20,486
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