The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, July 22, 1854, Image 3

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i;6 - TTSVILLE, PA.
SATURDAY. ..JULY 22.18.54
cr TIIE.,IIf INERS' JOURNAL lads a far- ,
, r ilation than any other Neu p aper rub-
Northein Pennsylvania. It . egret:late'
• .]: tn. Coal; Iran and business men, not only
..,.....,:1,1 s . and the adjoining eotinties, Int in all
1
. ~,,.i, and it also circulates largely anton4 ,
,n Schuylkill county, whit* readetx it
11, vja ildu-able Advertising medtunis i a
~.. 1,,,, Bed Mr puleers have so :natty eapi
-1,...,, „fl e d an it s ..trbscpplion list.
' .
0.14.NTS FOR MINERS' JOILT.BiAL 4 O
op Carnle),; *- ••
af F DAvis, Ashinatl. .
r
Tamaqua;
A° Goitrittir, Tremont
PALMEn,.cotper Third and Chemint
Wit , -(F.R Sr JoNs. , ., N. E. corner Third and
,i,ces:•, Philadelphia.
,•;!, 11. fluttnnart, 71 Pine Si., New
1. , 1.?.F1 r PAi i pirtt, Tr buns Bnildistes.
k SOP.ION Cold MerOlUlli, 52 W:1111111:0.
• 1
it. 5i111161171N.1 In receiveitinttseriptiklii , .
lor. the. Aline/ r' .1 ue ruin. aaJ
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OF:RICAN DELEGATE 7 ELECTIONI . .
r Pc
lutiowing persons were appointed au
:liTc.ottve Committee to ark fur the Amen
, iti!parie iu Sr.l,uyl1 t lll County
AM. AIAebOS.III.T. C. !I. Fr:r, E. D:
JAMB: W. Bowen.. Wm. SILL!.
tti- nio ion, Resoked, That the Com in i t ee
requested to call for au election of Dele- .
A . tes to if County Convention. •
OW motion. Resolved, 'Ffiat the Delegate
.wetion shall be held ou tfie.second Saint
!lv -ia August, and Conveutioa meet on the
11.ceeding Monday.
o - nteeting,of the Executive Comm
,he'lun-uwiug q _res,pl9,liDova adopted:
i tie , 'uark of the American party in
Itiki County are requested to meet at
i4,lf places for holding their Rot
and l'otyustiti) Elections, on the second
-.lninlay to August, between the hours of . 2
„„( 7, to elect their delegates to. rep
ihe party iu a cutiVeattua to be . held at
lotit.;e• of, Henry . Kauffman, in the. got.
Schur ikill Ilaven,,ou the folloWing
at lt; o'clock, A. M. ; said eunveu
niAniuute candidates for a general
Tleßrt, and also to appoint three con
,:ices to itie , et au equal number of conferees
ordiutitherlaud County at a.plate and
,jn• lie atpoiuted by • the convention. to
,innate a candidate for Congress.. . -
A. MA , .1.:!NA1.1), JAMES W. 1:0Wrs;.
• . R. 10.:viturNi.v., •
Wm. S.R.l.rmaN.
• E.i eChlst.'e COnir;1,111 e
illy
%vim: STATE con.tfivrk:E
Curtin, of.Centrr C4,11111V,
I , 1 ,47
;;•u , Withal; Minuet; Allegheny "
I.:40111 . 1S, • " .
'Frederick Leaurg, ••
" . .
\Vm. Reed,
Stephen`.illtller, Danphiti • • "
John Coiode, ‘Vestmorlaud
'rho. C. Fraukku, loitraster
11, , u. 11. M. Fuller, Lozefue • •
• 11. Maxwell, Northampton, ,••
I. A. Mackey, Clinton, 44 ,
I I .IVII/ Taggart, Northumberland Co.
- WM. F, JOl - INSTON
Chairman Slate Convention
RECI.IIPTS •
Plildtea,
\Ve hope rtrreart , , abroad will
their itistountt, due. an speedily at...po , "ibl
tor labor and 2aper urn very he
t-I Reed, to November 20', 185 , 1,
11,,tt titan Putt, ii 1 ; 1854,
,tt Esq., toluly ;, 18'54,
.af Cooper. to Jul)' 1, 1555,
- E.lmundsoo January 1, 135;
to July 1, 1354.
1. I Fn , to January 1,1355,
11 ,-, ) - AViAtIY, to JUIV 18.51, . •
Dairinger J.u1Y..1„18,54,
Itonahkoti, to July1;1 1 g51,
A Donn ,lon, to July 1, 185.1,
I.li Allen, to July I, 1854, •
Jetlerson, to January 1, 1855,
to January 1, 1855,
h,tia.. , Hirt:heck, to July 1, 1851, ,
l'unieroy, to July 1, 1851.
t - . l tr. L \Votuelsdortf, to Jul , 1.554,
a. Spenecr, to January I, 1855,
Woodward, to Jaitintry 1,1854,
11:01,41mo:in, tit January I. 1.85.,,
tollufy 1, 1.5. - 15,.
Atid,nield, to .I.limary I, : ,
Ln ,I,lolllltalik gaol 120., to Jun. 1, 18351,
..1; ;';:titoett .!;.•SI toght,,to Jan - I,
t; e. I l'ear.o.., to .1111111615 I, Itlr{,
f;',..1101A-r Is, to Jautury 1, 1855,
I t. „fp; Cu . to Jaimary I, 185fi,
J.- Cots, to 'unitary t,
. -throat 'O., to January i. 1855, ,:,
\Valton, to January 1, 1855,
it...- 7. 1111,4herin,1, to lanuary 1,
ilotbertnel. to January 1, lb - .
I;t. it, I ~f,ange, to January .1. I
.„ ll.:wrimz, to January I, ,
t 'f t Lea, to January 1, J 355.
Jaunary 1, 1855,
Ic to January I, 1555,
ant J.: Co ; to Jau 1, 1555,
dirt ,N• Co., to January 1, 1953,
t- lanuary I, 1855, •
I. : - .l , llC?lt'f, lanuary 1,
.I:fnuary 1, 1355,
'O., to .lannat - V 1, 195 '.
'..ifiN, to junuary 1, 165 ft.
It.t T Moon. to January 1, 1855, •
- 1 It 1,1r,,wn, to Jul)* 15, 13.4,
- .1.-r,.tah:e Lthrary 1.,10 Jun t , j 95-1
I.' Wrkr, to ittly I, 1851,
• 1! . :11a1;., to July 1, 1851, -
iot.n t,i January I, 1554.
to January I,
ld •
Adain,! to July 1, 18'•4,
to \Hoer., Jr , to January I, 14 :55
ti T'l 11.11.1, , , to July I, IS .4, •
to loty I,
I Nolde. to tuft t, IS:11,
It, 11..esle;,to July I, 1551)
!I:•llead,"to,Juy L 18d1, • •.
'I I tortian, to lily 1, 19:,1. .
I' Heaton, to July I, 15:4,
to July 1, 155/,
1.4. Ilaintu. -, r, to lanintry 1,
PoOc% it, to January I,
I, i•- • • 1 L;rown, v
; ' (On WTI.)
to May 1, 1855,
tY, t/cIIIII, lu November - 6;1854,
to .July I, 1851,
to July I, 18'54,
It'Fr4,r, {0 July 1, 1854,
i Itrit2lit,.to January I, 18 15 ,
.I.dittew Weir, to July 1, 155.4,
T.,1 1 Joimury t, 1855,
I.t E hers ; to October 16. 155 8 '1,
. 1,. to April It, 1955,
h. y I, 18:It,
an I,euh Ilaminer. to Jun 1.
to Jilt I, 1554,
•, Diowo, to January 1.1855,
imam.< to July 1 , isfo,
routa-flai N.• to May 211,
F.. i•i, to Juntittry
r• It tor, to IS.:11,
un tlardo.. to April I. 19` . .4
Io filly 1, 1851,
on 4 '11,111.1, to i8"•5
, 1:11,1, I; 13.4 5
llttcls, to .(tile I. 1,
311., 141 [llly 1, 155 I.
11 1,6 .14tly 1, 185 /,
„.-te Etifultii,m, to July 1. 1851,
to tiny I. 1551,
' 11.-”,"er, to July 1, 1551.
t.,,,•1 181tamion, to July 1, 185.1,'
; itintzlitger;to July I. 15.51,
i ',met 11:Stager, to luly I, 1551,
Royer, to luly I. 1551.
llammeheti, to I. 1' 6 4,
I Cowman. to July I. 1551, ' •
• 1, , ;n \Vit.:on ti,A-July,l, 18.54, -
.',l,ltoti \‘'ilkin-, to July 1, 15.51,
.\1 Nichols, to July 1, 1554,
',towel Slertz, to July 1,
Dodson ' to December IS. 1854,
L
ttia-; Bock, to July 1, 18 5 5, •
..tt.e--t;k • -an, to July 1854,
I LI, II) July I, 1951,
11., hard I ',trier, to JuinturV 1, 185.5,
Douglas ...Jr Co , 11. Jun 1. 1555.
I,rr, Carter N. -- Cu., to Jun_
it .11 Demon. to Jute I, 1854,
;witiatt,.MoVer kVCo , to July 1, 185/,
• • i 11 \k"..iouseller, to July I, 1855,
•
BUSI N ESS DEPART:II EN'I.
W tow Ite nlliiUUWll to lie prulea.sinnai raid
:` , l lt, L Dottorni, Dentist, in lo•tiny'!, paper.
lir I PA RK I N
. 6: Co. liavti iiry
• -land o! 004, Martz, Centre StrAgallltl'Ull•
,
L tre , :,,,d;!'"ric , cl stock wally for sale
•
re-Lc - ,Lswoirit S STNEE4'. Nevi York
•.•iiec;; are Mont wumg Cabal
• - rV, a work for which unprecedented
0. anticipated. *ee advertisement.
t)rn New Yong, •un -Pun.A. l , letters
I,e found flighty ipteresting
SUPPLY' o'r lounNALK—For a number
~f week! we Have run out, of Journals; and
, up?lY , only a few odd numbers previous
s the fast of July. Since July we have
an addittonalmumber of copies wit)
ati , upply subscribers from that date. Those
wh" have made applicatioys - * copies to'be
afrri reading this notice, know the
a- vij theq.orders have not been
1 I(4
SVt
.RVITE especial attention to the,
mcie nt ,annther column heeded "Lail
: . +Ango la Jeso,t TUdieß.r• It explains the
armt that Ita , i fur some time been Ito hit=
1 .11 . : racing between .:ertain of the
.ilumish.
:!:141,r. , , in IMF. couutry,and to winch we base
iimei alluded lately, .in connection
JOURNAL BILLS-ANOTHER CALL
I -
PA S Ell Mill
LIST OF DELINQiENTA. TO '11.7. PUBLISHED.
Wo ace nisw ettgli;eil w mall Lut
fur, sulii•cripliedi and will torwrd therh each
week in the Jucnxnti , ati hot a, 114 (-.in lie pry '
pared
r ore tput-it r ubli:zetl to tit;
nvl to other-. a ho,have
tirJ a, their arrant• :i•II due; ;IM
renialuder.a;rl our tiow rein
iri3el)ledt..l . ; , , tgitl t•zneel l OP`
On is aboui lb, lir,l vi A wyn,i,
ittence of a ti-1 of 'certain itcroiouti
whom linve
for thr j4rtnci.
tal uILrrSVNr '\" I,,•trt art •111irely c v y o na ,
0111" oe.l.•is, li-.‘ll-I.)i-po^i. 1 i t „, 14 r:if.
~) i u or ,f,., ev,l.OVer
. .
. ..
1;a
1.),..5w ..1 ~‘i ,:i;l!er war to ~.: our Ationey, 100
Oat w.! wato .k:vily. Morei.ver, il rliiiki.h.lit
-oh.erkl.or- 01 e..•11 ,- ral , '!irhi:-...-laliJin''. tirdAitein:
to,littled
,0414 11 . 1.1' nui
titer br -tirdu,kl tine give,
tlmm 1101 . :ce 16 11111 e, Una Wll
the ainotio uf • uh-cript i,lll rh rre(l!or'otir 'roper
We lut,,,r —all4l lat,or !var.]. awl pay ;I'4 liAli
InII :or c.‘1111.$:.11 ai, raltrr, In 4 . 1
WOllll its:l pr ot it
G;r: per-ou , ale 1,•••:1<ed .accepl our
or?li-y
il.l'.' i h 2 To
iLr I.ql. •,1.1 juC-iadrd
I'i j pn-a.• 1 '.
et•-3 'or tv.%go, :d:,l
111 , t , 11)1 ,. . nwl 6t.fliii.ll);- , 011 1:1. 4 1.1 - 1
" 111, 4 116-4 " . . 1- ;.11 t.4,ibb•
u mere . •••; 1,•L;
Our iLtper 1.;":- 6:111 is u !WWII
u!ty in
I't ,ig
Ole rirei;lift4 in;
-i .- .0 the
1
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ad,
...1.1x.)4.• who itzr,:e4•l 111 , J' :16,11111, I) Ver
WIA 1.•
* 3— Tlii: WF thrcalf.h, the Well)%et II
1,1%.4.1) iippro: , :ivelN hut hew, the hirtiliiv taq•
fff hi, if :auou !ht. ttatrite,. • 614
3n411:111 Lind
I: iA -I\' r feat!) thIE
(.1.4.0. !ma will make a ttlhi,s,a
evn. itni Inau thi, l'oloitolt on Salalitlay 1.14
eett,uttri,: f2911i a t :;.
I, wkiell mt tlotit , i will b
tipw3iEli air alre:itly
[l7' N\ I v I than ttie
re,r,,utic I'lly we ‘l,.).uitl re!st ,, tit as a I)iret.(6t.
rd the , l'ul t he 4:l l r4uls tli•Xi
ako ttive S,:ho o l Affairs tit
the Burougli Roojt , , prd r
fits, which wili flu doubt pruve i,tlWresri-
tug to the commotli g ty at Infr,.e. - AI big.-
tory . itt cite prtsfingo oh tht• tatt , Scho
xvlttrh vrt,i thilow sotto., light tot 111;•',thjolt.
• ; 1,
. - ; Tur. ro I fitter r. fr"ni an ae: .
titre Dernuerai ni 'l'renvont•:
I,e. of Ihrii 7 ol . l:N AI. Wee tiemled
S•taiN!'.!;ill(;:miity aptirolit.ain
01 our gl.llefillry./111t1
for thelab.iternuni and thaw. cChi>.
are in Alvor —Ainerii•ati bprii
I feel alz , iiied-fioin app.:A.:awes (alilmogli : :a
liigler mutt mScell at the la,t I label natoi!al eleG'-
11011) That .I;tleer 17,: in the initiquity in ntm.h~s;r
afterilie vote,: are called, Wben ut la•t•,cleelitia,
he had ixiy-tte majority. Votirs
n74(triz,rt.vr.4l.---Alaay ut.ottr
•
w of1;y tAVe two or thief , dt,11111% , ,,i A •01111) . 1
OUI" collector t., eall:..everal Milt,, lit.:4ore
hill is paid, in - tttatt; VI it
~ ..1)(11t1 ql •
cashed without trouble. TICIN i-y.lll,rsol.
In toiany ...4,e-;• we arc t.u!..jeeivd it
pens'e ul from '2,5 to fml per i!elrit;ou init•
atotiont (kir in clille, ting the fia:sc
al tv:ty:i heeft.prollipi Itt the .throNal c ,
anti have flsorod ttu eNTIE.nr.e to giviitg. itt)!
value lot (li,• ol • -(cvhioli
ihe
rnug d i p/ 31:1
there:or, it c. (Juju At to ,libieet to'yo' large
iti
We hope sto‘bol. our
these . frt,1r,..1: lOto.Nto- antl . ;itarelle
MOIIeV prWittled -WIWI' the i.wilicett.r:,callz.!H
A. ' , yelp ve itittk , reti tteirl,.tall t,Or
'uLsciiLen, they Yoo:ti-tlit?aniottittsilite.
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Try -,I wilt,il II I:;.'t • Di twiny : , t:iti:• iiirt.:l4,iiii•iii iii,
cifini/11•Iwil. The iii-li•rhito : ii - lon ‘..1 the Alllii,to Icw .
tiiti ritly 10 .w.te.iid :-;;;Ii.-rii:, , :,- - Iiiiihit ili/...i.iti.
••I pridttr !-Ovek,igill . ,'. •I. ~r1:-k ~;1 ;relkpl . rany . t .
k ~, -kilft,u, iiiiirol • Ike 1.101 , 1N1 44 I , rkle4tiog'tiw roo.l
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Is ii - al I/W.V., 11110 iii.• ii:111,6 .5i Ihr ptilti'4 iiii•-
i.ii l 4•lll - . limier ..err .1 1:•1141011• .10k , c,Okiii, kp,
lop ~.1 \V Ikg , , Pc., 1) •1., , , fai . .. :11141 Prililli.ii(' I
ki•lik , r - 1:11tv ;Iwo Liitil :N:itive• A C,101 • 11 . 3ik, I iiktf.e
•••Jitiowil • raii , ......!l4lll,( the Cahill:W:l rural(:. • Ni . ..7 ' 18 . j
14.1 ., Ida„154:141.•11 , 111. 1..411:.•.:.. I 'ln ~i,c,,,1,:, ii, , ,, i
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l etifiii,:illi,-, iti•mitity. eitiw.itki,i. and. pLopei- ••
tiii•tiiiii, of rciwiiitt- ,irii.icat.iiii, li, !Oa*, .
k'erniiitit. lyl...•iitt-pt, Aliciiii;;Ao, Iowa; , iikti , :liin,
( I, qt., Lula rallaajo-. 151 ":14,•.' : 4 1111,7,, 111 Z.: lil imlC:t.l
li .• :lilt, A 4111•111•11ition 0r,:0,,p0 :. • oto t ao., ; _ f,l ,•,
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fwvi Itre: , ''lorlll.li. '31'.1;. , ... ttp“it Ow. 'j' allkl
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of liard'iginit., - :Div: 1,1.1 ni41; 1 , . a il t ..1) 5 •011
liriptd al Ilw Kiii,.,v Nolliiip , ,•llien u cuc : al
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lb.- \V higs •:• slow a Inn; -, :r. ad Ihe 'refit jw.raltre
men, and (Iwo a bliew 'at t s ar Free ' , ..ilerF•';--
in irldth,iliv-itoui fellows hap! tlieirloods
!hill. !lilt [bey ilzr.dre,llo , 1 1 130 , i' 'Hire
1, , them , i•Ivi•• liiive itivia;i•il - 11t . i•ir i•ottelteled
lm tutliti , ..' 1141 :111 tlii. lai - imitirttl. i... - 44e401
Ike (-.i•„ A motic-atii- tit: Piiiliirtittm, Ike. iix.-
te11...t01l 1,1 :' , :.11 , ,,y, ..\ - 1.., the et.lllso „01 the
Dernor racy, die 1.41*. , 51 liel9fmr.)ol';:liarbAril
die.-vilv 'tin'ta."iii-'11... 1,, , ;11 , -. li.eliti!•-t . 1)1d
wi-lie, of ilit. Eo eat iiia-s id the peurle ;&X.iiil
lteu.'e, 5 .0 .wontler' they . it'! ill ilitiir iniOfil
,
1 010 itillliP N4111110:1 Valk• -• P fi ^ alli-1 I Ilik •-1• 14 . 11
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`arid aillorralu , uneinV. Ihitvri v.ltil l lliint,i
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now TO LIVE, 11• lloT• WcATil
fio V An ounce of. preso-tilion,:' every WI;
2 °ft
'1 00 kiioVils, B worth just sixiccii liutez, su nitwit
I no cure (aypittlupoiii.) isOlw,- little eUia
1 s ' ) care atiout 140
will "put !dill flit Itti , t wea.th
lear the D.ktur; nine tune-; ottt tif
ten, quite a safer a any other 'iieason:--
Alitopo.s, we quote the- fidkriviri4, scaitoa
able ilule.4 troll) the nitiit.iwn r :
EOM
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4 MI
4 00
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2 00
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'.l)..in't drink ' tot . ) . much feed wa l ier: Im
merse gout wrists in the water beftire-dribli
ing.l-T Eat lilitly. Let ..floae stimulaft,ng
beverages . ; or drink utuderately;' Acid ! ll
tjuals,.likeilenionades, are nut
mheahealthy:: with
wateri'supplied fi - u iruu founta i n.,; with
gutty pert:lla inside rover lug-, is a, veiyr '4und
drink; E,t(ef let alone !..ar.aparilla and root
be#re.nititylinds. Cold water, witi i i ruchlai•es
and ginger, makes nn:eitifellett drfiak.. Per- .
sous 'id t..tilentaty Italith., nail 11;1116 liavtii - blit
fittle exereise„ May as well waiuJ;until .Ilte
..weather is a filth , istoler llefore . iiielnliin. ,
'm uc l. iu I."'el cat . 'The alednienee will
not.injure either their health or .lioeket..--- •
Partake of nothing hilt friedi vt;ii,etaftleft • .--
Those that have become witted, at'g aboi)t as
bad as- poison. 'flirt' prodtire 4.lk.slern :aud
death. Good fre s h milk is a healihtul Itisu•
ry. New. unripe
potatoes should he eaten
with extreme moderation. - Tninatoesi'are
excellent. P,erries are good. Lac of wlMle
tome Toad remperateE whatever2the app..
tile era Vex. Ent don't i.e . tltoo mad': Am't
drink foci flinch ; teethe alien, and fUtepr4.an
indulge n no violent exercise --iwerVe .. a
clear consci\'3nre, "'void Of Hi eti6 touudi;
God - and man," and you need :have little
fear of cholera: nor fret ; Oyer tli...,l.li ,, liiini!
heat r`.#l' stial trier. -- - • 1..
' ri'llrr. Is TIFF: Pnicr-ors . I,isti , ;}Ay:-
LN.,- '` ' •
PA £1: gS. -- 4 -.., I weensequenee ot tile great ItIa • on
the inicel of paper in Ett.gla pa, st:Finiftry di
mintAing it altogether deq i toytt.gl the
profits of some,,of the pioviitria . li jourhak,
sc , lne ut jhejoittnal.. there have e....x,lypd to
increase their l a lei a iat keripi io n ; ; . In qlas
gut* a oloventent.-iaax4 tToinq , !. t o to
,a-ar,-.4!
the price of all. the paper:. two . iertits ojt a
Copy. In Fuglaud the /I : ll,OiGt,'i r it:i „finifita/
has itt..:Claken t h e lead with a!sitniltir 111-
Crease.
r., • ,
fre - Tinol.,l:- W. SWITT•011, lir
Ita:, beim atit+.lls-'l l .l,lttift fur, the ptivitti;t• ul
Itiroi.littug thy 4..1! that ti•ify
with t•ooktio , . •
This ttz an odd bviutt-t, but it a ;mat
dciln(Eenuine dimity In if nevi,tribetetF.'
Imo
i t 7 :
tiac'o paid
I lope thht the
tied c,4. their
wan huhirc•
cam
wit!
,•r,r6r Jar R,“
r 4 7 , cnoiaz or .114ujit4Alencg-.
We have heretofore made Sefeteare to the
!important fats that • Orestes A. '.lltrownson,.
'the able though ultra editor of the' Quarterly
'Review, published.ux BosiomMieof the most
:Utley propagandists and defenders of Ro-
Inamsut, has in the current monthly number
of his tulgazine. taken ground. apparently
, favorable Yo American principlT, except so
lams they are supposed to be antagonistic:A
to the extension of the ecelestaitucal .powwr
.01 his church. The Bosun P4tit, the lend
ing Irish Catholic paper in the country, gives
a general endorsement orthe.vtews 01 MT.
Urooasou, and the Joint efforts ;Of both ale
directed to the expedience and! necessity of
opposing foreign ••ritlialism" in our midst.
The motives for this change of ground, and
introdaction of principles, so iconservanee
on their face, to the pages of these hitherto
-ultra defenders tit Romaniim, are to be found
In the lace that there is a growing, determi
nation on the part of the eatholirs who Itsve
become American citizens. tO oppose the
mingled spiritual and lempiral control pi
the Pope in the church government of cart
.
gregatioas is this cuuairy: that they hare
heeutrie disgusted with the attempt to - tron
plant trot the desputisers of Europe to MO
republican soil, the seed of that, oppression,
which like crops of tares, choke every germ
of Ireeprinciples and republican. t eaching,
and that the tyrannous evaetions, which
have for S( ninny neninries, 4111 in ItirO,
Ike souk and bodies of Roinaoill votaries
the old world,, are repudiated by: many wti:o
have sought in this asglu n ► oh liberty, the
right towu'ishiP God.aiTurditii, to the di
tales edeutiviencp, as derived irorn.the read-
log and study of the Bible, rather than pin
their faith to the erring tea.-htngs and niisiy
traditions of - those who t•lattti to.be the rep
resentatives the,t;o:lheatfoo• earth. .qs
no European eintutry has groaniii . l'inore loud
ly. suffered more severely..or been negratlM
more ahieetly by these influences, than lre-•
had, it I. no wonder' that the-7e changed
opinions. their open expreSsiO, and this
••itir it ot traPlacahlepppositiOn Nave mantlis
red dietuselves roore ituinediatly in the aO
- an,: Writings tat 1651111161 in our touthit.
The altitude assitned Iv 5n.11.1 conqitilfes
- the radioaltsro" which 11r,iliinsou and .:tte
BListon Pi:or see:: to cheek : had therefore
they how hope to introduce, under
of lie partial r ridoritetneni Aineriean.pri'n
etples-, 3 WOOl9l horse. filled, kith the
elr
tuent.r of danger and
'dear the and the eifiS ihey- bring:."
. - . .
111 liJi• whiniug and hypastti,:a - " rosera
ti,itt" 01 these journals, we find another t:1-
10ri 01 leituti:ut to obtrude well upon our
dm - or:tic puller :. and in Iltetr intiotts (16. l
ees We reeogl3l,te the eulk 0/1410 Neritel:ik,
which babe alwa%a nemled clue lu the ialant
Eleretlie4 of ,tir viol and rehgiutts
watching an oivit molly to , tratigle . ilteni in
their cradle. -
I , pon the whole biAtory oi Iteland i< own'tk
ed tl,e tootinin of t%ianuv .eared
into tc. «oil : branded upon thehrow; of is
Emus, and cor , iug . , their desiin
untie she land of song-and,- hit:al/y.4:1 now a
deSert, and Its people slaves.'! This has litell
'etreetid, not bV ally fault of ditch's, but !by
Ow sy , teinatized - wrongs of flUme, butler the
tuthienees of which Irishmen have exhitikted
their en ergies 'ill keeping alive the tires! of
sectarian feuds, and fratrieimil hate, instead
at dateettug, them to the aChievementi of
their national iudependenee, pr the concen
trated endeavor to obtaio any amelioration,
in their political Jundittim„ p'Cuunell Was
the master-spirit in directin g this systeni of
•,
wrioig4 ii ;he world's reeordweean limb no
matt mo re hullo Win his pules:44MS of pa
tot ism ; inoresupremely selfiih in his ends:
more slavish in leis cringing suliserviency to
the 'tower ut Rome. • The high people,'
blinded by his hypocricy, lived-him ,•• put
wisely, lin tddo well ;'' they shriued hint as
a saint in their hearts' affection, and utVer
thought to /ill the veil from their false proPli
et to show his debututty ; while the few
who could see through his selfishness, were
actuated lot many years .by nutdaken pride
tram exposing it, and like the Siartau, sits
leretl In sileuce, while the heart was lacerated
by its concealed hopiecits. .But the siiniul-
St:HU; elements at length broke forth Mid
the '• Young 'lreland "
_partly dashed him
.from' his vatic pedestal; but nut until it was
tou late to effect any good. The effort
whidialley made to eulranehiselreland was
noble, and attempted in -the lace of alniost
certain defeat. The sad results are known'
--it ials, condemnations, transportations—
suflering as felons pi,Austrafian penal cOlo
ides. and the ernsittiq nut s ol every -spark of
'tree and liberal principle, found tin Ow Sod
et Ireland, beneath the iron heel of British
supremacy. and . Romanist intulerance.' 7 -
IYhat a sail page in a :natiOn's history' to
lead, what a sad commentary upon the blast
ing influence of that tyrant hierarchy, —typi
fied to titednythic atm:dot Italy liy Saturn,
who devoured liii own children, and whose
statues were always hung with letters ! 1 •::
Associated with these members of the
"Young Ireland"-party, who, have reached
this country, are many Germans and Italians
who, haying been severely schooled at home,
'have become convinced that the religion
which ts• the ally: ot ER, , i`tiPti tyranny and
"la \
oppLssion, is lint thundial ori•those,•prilici
pli - of .t•goad will to all nit r " which . were
heralded as the harbinger of , the . advent of
the_Redeeiner upon , earth. , r, 1 .
ey • arc
. 4-
willing to forsake the creed uf' r their. youth,
laid t hey cannot believe that Catholicism
itwans" universal supremacy in temporal ids
wet: as spit itundriffairs. and thus animat ed,
they are ~ inking Finite - row , -1 blows at 'hr
touts of 11 oinanistn. whose i reverberations
have reached the Vatican, and given ri'e to
a MmHg.: of tallies. The Both:mist prelates
now in this country, 'atomic:lllot *what they
denominate "railwalistn," are', ready to adopt
a change in our Naturali7Mion Laws, !to
.keep away progress and the! spirit hi die
If eformatien. In then fears they !outlay
themselves into the admission ul the propri
'etv and jltitiee of the-foundation principles
of Amei Wanism. Those of nor readers Who
have not access to BroWnson's Wiwi'',
.Wili
be able In flatletsmud his new iprograminti of
ideas', and die extent 61 eititeessitin tennis!
Rom the Papacy, by the following extract :
The t . oUalt V, Iheiefote ikle, lit t:efla t'alitioll feet
• lint 11 1 4 '401111d ratter at 111 , 114 . ei0 /II eburstil to
tel , l op it , itattottalltv lo them (tokeemer,t, ol! to
-1/11:( the F.ll.l3iii 3 , 1 it, initnnitil toe to he 313vei!ted
i,,,-, 3 3, Of i!'111111 t . 4)111,e Is tweCanta,taate Ilietor 111 , 111.
i,,.., . 1,-t,'., or prepuhees, It leek that II ha.lthe
rwlit to ,ay, iii all not repot:molt tO•tlie'moral 133 w ;
-ti I, for volt to c001 . ..w0g-to tot, ttoilor • lb to rill'
NAlit ii, yiot. We dal not torte yOtt to c o n ic Isar. ;
we do hot lulu you to remain.. fl you doi not lihe
IN t, We are, volt inav telorit vrßttee you eatne: -.
It I front inoltve . . or Ito-pit:Oily tipett Inv tloori: to
the Ntrate , er. and admit Itost into, the ho,ont (it Illlr
Lketi il v. I have the right to exp , et. Iwo to yout..lll
to tor 11"1114t , Ige arrangeotent.. ' aria 114.! tulqertahe
, 1., ~ ll, l ire or tnierfi•re with them So 111 , .wttli q.
flash? 1, .WlO.ll ita)Ill [ol,llBllly 11 4,pe11-• as do,.[• to
toolorr , rtilli'd trout their owol.r . ountry„or 5. , ,,1•
thitartlv leavneg it :to nuthe their .lotturte It ;tvill
itelwr be 133e3i.ed to find theta fort3eit int; that the;', ate
li , E.1t, , 1•, a , -hiding the sir,: at natural-born i.iii
-zeti%.,'and proceetlitlg at otter to :tat:e the hiatinfe•
diem Cl it- forams 'Ton thertiQeh., ' t , . or ecru V6llllls
ni• t ilk , 'their ink ioe,
1_ • ,
4 flow many times, within lihe last seven
years, in these Columns, have- we used the
same arguments - ! And now[ we find their
truth roneeded. 'What say the Pennril/ea
alosi, the.Erentrig Argtts, andthe Harrisburg
Union, to these admissions I They ever
the whole gaunt!. , But Mr. Brownson, ar
gues mai political Americanism is objection
al 'ecauses it opposes Catholic iforitpiers only.
11 ery he falls into the common error of cow
founding, causes and effect,
,and, his efforts
to prove that Catholicism has t , provOked
the Autericau feeling, are reffned by the.ex
perieuee of every unprejadViti7en. Whip
demaed that our osittunality , , ould be mer
(red ili 'destructive foreigu'rturrainzations,!and
that our institutions should 441tverteil Irate
their origioal course to aceimA tlate their
manners tastes; and prejudieell"'' Whti for
get. that- they are but guests,-assume the airs
of hosts and masters, and seek tot; take,' i the
management of our affairs tipondhemselves?
The Irish Catholics, and only the Irish Oath
ulies ! What other influences have ,we to
di ead or combat? The Germans, it is true,
have wild friotioas of liberty, which are in•
consistent with rational republiCanisni :1 but
we have argument allowed, to combat them ;
they are political doeirint, rind heir-errors
can t i e exposed. But the lirtili CathOlic's
Permit tto. argument—their logic is made up
of brickbats, bludgeons and paving stones ;
their aim is the extension of religious '.i.lue
, trines 'Mid their desire for political suprema-
WiLbased only upon the hope of innking theirs
' the national religion, established by law!—
, I relaad pours out upon llS ' tt mass of , igl)•
ranee, which can be controlled only by 1 the
Papist - priektp, While Germail , and Italy send
us men who may he in error; hut who allow
,their judgments to he warped by no Slavish
subserviency:to priescraft: and thetelore!they
think for themselves nod may be couvtoced
of error, While we deprecate the influences
of all foreigners, we can see a wide
,-differ
ence between the subtlerairris of those !who
mould the Irish Catholic . religion atnetagst
as: add the radicalism of the' German; nod
Italian schools, which may, die subdued! and
mingled ha rinontously with theconserratisM
Which forms the true safety, at
. our govern
ment and extends its power, to bestow per
manent happiness upon all.. %it tirr.livp ;con
ttentedly under its protection. We 'ask at-.
!patina to the subjects embraced intlieeie re
i Malts, for they-must be referred to again.
I tied often, in the course pl the COMeStiIIIOW
F.oittft on in our country between American I
and•alieu intltionces. - We. have no faith In '
the',. - Ancerity of Brownsort Or thelli/of: ithey '
i'xrubit no change of principle, but only. a
eteinge of, itielies ; still their admissions art
mosdvaluable, though they ore strangely at
variance with the lotirse'fietetofore.pursited
by them. These will be but little diffieulty
la showiug who stands behind to direct the
. shilling scenety,.ut who, under the cliiiaia,-
pulls the wires, whirl) control the suttee :of
the puppets! . --Pht/a.' Sufi'. r ' • 1 -
. .
BUFFALO CB. ,! , Oil DITFICVLTIttg.
The Albany-34f' ' e -Regis ter , , ol Monday
last, has a good-aitiele upotithiienhiect. It
• • --- - - 1:1N - • ---' :.
says : : - - - -_, , ..---...„;..: - •-i.-l. -- -.- :-.•. - . ..• =•*-.- ~ ,
s. Thi,Poi*: - ilh : 4104411**! 1 1 11110 4
to at Bonier *iir ' i . . the - "ritm.kk,Aghe g in,
Ik lut
was sent torildsr" ltslj4jutodapik to
etatunteinUyilse: ' " Blablittileteolll.
lotting his inner ra ta n with the Old Madeira,
. .•
and Schnapps of. , ;-Archbialtop . ifughes -and
Bishop Tietort, ad`ll enjoying: id . full emit/ai
m& and dja . monk cross, the brispitalitteiril
Gov. Seymour. decided imitost the Trustees
and ordered theal4eremplotily to htuid over '
their temporalitfito Bishop Timm, and de:
penance for their - :presutuption, in preferring
to obey the statutft ot the Slits.; rather than
the commands of the Bishop. This decision,
a is said, was affirmed by the Popg, aryl that
such confirmaticai.eame over from Rome in
the same formulae ship that brought the
wonderful daguerreotype of . the winking
virgin of Rithini;: -1 Thus fortifier:, Bishop Tt
mon demanded :the title deeds of the St.
louts Church rirtiperty of.the Trustees, and
gave them theit;choice, to comply Or be
gored •to death, an ti pushed into purgatory
by the head and:atoms of a bull fresh from
the Vatican. •J; • :.
" I' lie Trustees :if seems,are still rebellions,
having small leaeo: the power ol Bishop li
mon; or the purgatorial _pains; to which he
claims the. nhility to consign them, and
hence he ccilines thrinderitigdown upon theta,
with a bull of; its4numunicatfon. We take
the side of - the Bithop in this coal roversy..--.
What tight, weithould like td know, have
Trustees, Who ai.V„Aniertean citizens, acting
under the 'authority and by the sanction of
American laws • ".t.ii question the commands
of a Boman ilis t imp, especially when he i.-. 7
backed by the authority of a papal 'Nuncio, 1
raid a decree of the Vatican ?,- Of what use; I
we shuuld . like is know again, is there ',in 1
being a Roman Ili'shop, it one cannot grasp
all ti.e temporalides of all the churches and i
wield thew at L easure?
would tie a them ,
Bishop it Trustees of re
religion. socteil, in this State, undertake
to aet or think fo r ; m
theselves, and .re up
their own opinions in regard to temporal
I matter against las absolute command, en
` domed by the allthority of a Nuncio. nntl
1 sonettatatl by tirlecree of the Pope? A
ipretty eonditioul ; pt things that would lead
to! And think tdu, what a blow the tolera
tion of such a heresy would he to :he supre
-1 'navy' ot Bowe, lend the spiritual abiolutistn
'rut the successor :?d1: SL Peter. It men ore - to
ho periniited.to'4l- or think for themselves,
10 Mau their nail opinions, and work their
own way into l i t - iedise. with the aid only of
the Bible, it. 141 y teaehings, and through
the [noon pt Ines ill an enlightened eonscienre,
!here wili,romAo tie mightv little use fern
Pifpe, a Ntiiiviii;M• otonlan Bishop any how
veil van tilt it.".e:
, _,
Iqt/ t er 16; Leger: 'or Cincinnati. ;the
cattioiii• priest rtrarged:wrilt ao assault on a
limns) girl, Wish Mims! 10 commit 1 rape,
was tried nu 010 thlt, before dodge Flynn.
Tie iestritiouy teats aheut the same as that
given before theiVoliee court, The jury, re
tuaiued out -a tout time, hitt being tumble to
agree, they -vreo ; discharged. ' They stood
60( fur convie s tinalor assault with julep; D
contrait rape. an six bar assault ant: battery.
There Was u larte crowd around the court
house iluring:thirial. •
Itelaliti
% , .1:1CM C1i1;1041.X.. 9C1 2 1..9.7:11E1
OR 1834 s
anestannelllbalii
quantity p•olkt by Railroad 1111.4 week in '01, 7
7 , 6 OD 28;212 12—lor the week
76,030 12 toOA. Iti'ereu4e by Railroad 277,411 00
100-; by-entilit 51)14199 . 0) too. over Ike. ripply to
~ J 4llr iontud last jVr.
The shipmenbilill short this wee1i,42,57S lon.,
all of which i. bsf4tailroad. Both boats end'-t..ers
were iearce ditriifilhe week. The.AmtnentS fur
the corresp.unlinOierk last year, were b:1,40 01
tons. The mittiltit•uplicity ol 'thd regtott, we are
.7. 7 405 t -fed; is equal i;); 84,003 tints per . week , and that
quanity would be:Osluced if the transporting noel
,
patties could takei.*away.
,' ..
The supphy 0f....;,eal senj to market from t h e Ist
of December, 159,ifi July 13th; 16.11, hasibeen
derived front the (glowing seethe's of the region .
Front Pnrt earbnC • , • - ' tons 217,067
" Mount CarhUn - , .. • • ' - 04,242
tt Seltuyt. titt'tyt - •11,
~'• -' 7- 407,553
Port Clintfini • - - -• 22:2,63S
Fran :•:kei tyiLill oounte, - -
" Atil , r , (4aiii•bitutioriow.,)
.
t. , ., ....____....._-
'eolith • ::'!J- - - tins 1,053,141
s ai
We wereitiforried yesterday that the Philadel
pion and'.l7,endit4.9 - feilroad Company !mend in
ereasing '.;,the rain}: of toll and transportation 25
cents prriiCri. ufte6lie.l.t ill August. We cannot
vouch f or ii. tr,,t:l--sindi however is the iurnor
We 'regret the {'s Pent lash price of tech.—lint 'll
cannot he lielped.)t is not the fault of our Opera
tor-,4lle'r have iiti;duced already their lull Share
of the ,iierere•e rei t ' hired.
The s'opply of Vnal which passed through the
Locks at Bench kiiven, from the WilteAbarre re•
F lOO , up fo I ttlY 1"; 4551, um. , 145,4ri.2 tons as s iainst
141.000 to.saine:pviod last year, , .
The Managerl . the Philadelphia S lieailmg
Railroad Co., have decided not to declare a divi.,
dead hir Ihr In•‘01x inotidli, on aciount or the
unwind 01 The llooln Jebt,' which luau been.ran-
Qiderablv itiereol by the heavy expendnures
n-..iniled w meet rlr. largely ntereased trade of the
,(:. •
TELEGRAPII. ,
FutllA V, o`ut.nt P
Frotigtti. hot.' Eit:itimott,l
ILrttrtn.
Nroculrnr:•~
tires York,
Alhany,
II li.id,
OF :31 lIIPMENTS
Iron I: eor Ihe wm.l; riolin on ?sine
I:L i .':.y;,_•~~~. "70-11-.
.1 1 I I I ; J 110, , IonSr. IR2O-4
Sr R. I.fillloß
V. N. V. & viein ; 7SIS
•Y :' I l'North !liver . 1 4A.9
Itt, Item Pi, 259 s
I Pr I IC,. :AI Pot Werk,'43,789
T0t.311..r 4 Irts For It?.,tez. l
To rutpe rear. ;,18 ^S6
it'll RJi*ola) AND (:ANAL. ;
I/W.llllllv of t'v Railroad and Canal tor
eyening Iwo .
• •!I,i•-•.
"Amnon., ("ANAT.
I:l.`dird OS I (1,593 17
!?.81r, 18 1,!;;:i 09
19,003 12 14,207 18 .
- :1:801) 01 non no
! , ,PAI 043:,
l'ot Carton,
: 4 , Uaven,
A
Chnioli
Total for Hie • tort;,
Total I•v ril7roro ut lh.rl, .• -
. •
..k;
folul 1.y(?nnu1,46,1 !tailroail lntrv, r,n':..),161 10
r , lupinent. kinle pe•ritnl year
WF I: . TOTA
/19:475 . .1:i • 82.1,f/ I 8 00
'41,!",1
Railroad,
" Caitk •
Incream• it) 18:4i , o 11 , r
•
RATES OF T 1.411. AND TRANSPORTATION
. oY Ik:or:fumy TO .ILLY I, 19.14.
Fii;iu M. C. S. H. P. C. Auburn.
To It lehmcoul'.l-!• 1,70 11,5 ' 150'
'to 1,110 1,55 1,35 1;40
RATES op TOLL. BY CANAL Ti).
' • - iurx.l, 1854.
From Pori Cailkiu to Philadelphtp, •
" Mt. Caba .to • .•
, e S.- Ha ve , to•
" • Pt. Cliiit'Oti •to • ' •
' RATES OF FREIGHT BY CANAL.
'Pbtlatlc4phin. N. York.
85 - • ,51,90
85 , 1,00
80 ' 1,85
0,00
From Pt. Carl) • .-
" Mt. Carboti, • • •
" Sehuy Ittritiloven, •
Port Crofton, - -
SCHITYLKIII COUNTY RAIL
Inll6winklAthe quantity ni Caul tranAporled
evrr I diffeint Ruirroads in Srhnyitill Conn's ,
!in- wret: riling nu Thursday t;veninglaFl :
• • Wtea. TOTAL
Mine 11111 Sr, s. , ta R. R. 34,220 (10 000,775 13
Mill Creek " 11.535 - 11 240,070 11
Mouut Carbon. " 4;470,18 02,519 03
t•iehuyl. VrilleWt• " " 14,012 14 2.55,043 07
•Mt.Crirbk Ptitkirb." " 15,000 02 310,190 10
Tide Svhtlylkil•l: ." 11 123412 233,837 00
•
•, UNION CA- AI. R. IL COAL TRANPP. -
,
A maga iranVorted daring ..hf; mouth of
moxru: TOTAL.
S.SO: 0•1 :13,19e. 07
:1,500 IS 20,1'.110%
Union Canal
a . %ratantir:ka 4 (l,
•
LEf,flGli ;;;OAL TPAUE.
Ffrnt trom it*4ebigh Region for the week-end
i=liiirday 'E•tning ,
• ~"v WFTE. • TOTAL.
Stinatnit : rovi Os 167,934 06
Room Run,"' , 0 ? •••••.. :1rt,768 OS
Braver MradoilVl:4l.. 1,591 13 4 7.2,043 OS
Spring Mottnat4Colry , 5,391 16 • !, `4,663 OS
Coleraine Coati , l 2,4307 iltl4 I , 28,309 oG
Etig Sugar LSI!, ~.w8 18 20,741 OCI
N. V. :V LettA:Coal„ • 6IC. .2,22 0 1 6
Cerntan' Pa. ,f.rp4l Co. '4IC. 07 . : 83110
Cranberry cog;!. .2.560 04 25,5.94 0$
Hazleton Coar:LlC,:o., 4,792 07 O I ;25-1 02
11;amond.Coal:Co., - • 1,522 14.161 03
13, 1 ,4 ; Mt. • 2,452 14 27,631 14
Wilk...A.:me Mil Co .• 1,309 10 11,767 13
. ;,.• 45,941 02' .401,9f10
To .arou pe'rio,l)ag year, 117,197 10 40,5,130 09
Decrewe so Oki':
' CU:4IOIICA
MI, Savage 11.,: Road,
Camberlandladil Road,
‘yeddernport,t/lon, •
To'sarne od last year,
Orresdr taa4_2ll,
_
1,031,530
- 21,611
12 rill
n'.
'.;tl
I
611
. iS!" liU
_ , ;.l4•L') 12
-17,754 00
';‘„ iz
1,109,fr:V rip
.M-42
11t=i0IMI
1,51 4 1, , 551 IQ
lons, 328;110 05
70
- 69
- 67
EWE
4,205 IS
:11LANO COAL 'MAI*.
WXEK. i sow
-4,640 83.962
9a14 141,005
22,440 " 1277,264
, 440
rJosiral4 33
1 1:7 ThitoCiaCi iltat kNOIPe
1
INGS.-11 leading derticieratic piper . in„lndl.c
ana hatdiscoVered the' Witt& fouttirlibotit
the new order that bitlately aptunglip, cal";
ledlha gnaw Nothinga„;and " Pitches sago:
them after the tashionofthe Permseiiionidn'
and the Barriaberyy fieworratie traion.
t er giving what be rtuppote• to trek therri
creed, thrtindigaant deumeratic editor gifts
them a regular "socialolager.". as tollowt
" This lathe creed of theilL)OW Nothings;
They are a band offantiticositifools.' : "Thee•:
declare n crusade against "the Constitution
and the Statute Laws pl the United q3tates '
• —propose_ to drive from our shores tBI Itir
eigners, and to check the tide tit emigres
tion to our new States4to' degrade ill too
eigners to the position :of convicts. They
deny all but native Americans the advantage
61 education, and refuse to prmit them to
be heard at the ballot box. I * 4 ` , •
sr
For men who that, band
thernvelves together for: the purpose tsf per
secuting millions of theirlellow ettizens, We
regret that there are ;no cer ,and l ltafieri
provided by the Federal Gov:- nment and the
Stators. It is the duty of the Govern Men( to
protect her foreign citizens from Me (2itorten's
designs of this tnrirmour soctet j. ' "
Blaze away, gentlemen If you can nltkf
anything oft the "craft,, ' by such a course--i
-why, you are weleorne.:to it all. Thst's our
notion of the thing. [ I
ILTTENEFIT OF DRUNEF.NNy.-.s. — trek 2lks-i
-in ,his '•Sunshine on fiaily Paths," eOnveli P
tu the following laughable t anner.:a great.
social truth:
- :;•As we walktitaloug, my
, itendlegao to
make,calculatioris as ,to how, many , peopto
dourishtd in every couatry °tattle bid habits
and vices of their telloW citizens. life st,t'orM
a chain id terrible length to sl'ow how Mani
men were interested tn . , the runkeonettt cit
the country. A man reeled ast tt in: the
imbecile staging elateof the , vice.. , : l'hat
man,' tail my eccenttie triend, 'will dd the
State some service tolinght. Presentli Ire
will create a distuthance,.and I
policenreo ,tvill
'walk brut all' to the
,sratton tome, and he
promoted : his hat will be br.iken, ta the ad-
vantage of the hatter : : ttis-shirt.front w1)1 he
torn, to the benefit of some poor lone se*.
stress. and there, he has broken his yard 91
clay, to thendvantageot the otanulaCtory we
have just left. Pettroon tretticli,r will come
at last, and with it the surgeon,. and With
. the , aurgemi, herbs which are now grOtviiig
under the burning heal of Indiac klit'ei. I ;
WHAM' WET! 17 Tim Fo
41:%4 IN 'CMS COUNTRY rirry EAP.4 ' ,Oki) ?
They were of the English he InntiOnge,
risprudence, decendanrs of eld Eoglish fami
lies:, blood eonnekttious;iniermarriages,lmer
rant& carnal, and AiatineOhips :newspa
vets and similarity- of religious tither: •
-What ere she toreilit intinencei •noW ?L
They are of the Irish disturbing
from Ignorance, assumption pt political let
poriance,-and en untiring perseveranee ;tor
estabiv.h the-Roman t itLohrj liierarchi- -Mt
the one side—and out the ieratans;.On the
other„ conspiring to r!t as s e the Ittion!io
all itc legal, Judicial, moral, and win' etiaa
meats, and to esta'illsh an, ordinance not
recogui7ing the Christian Sabbath.
• These intleenceg.afe inshhciusly ~interwov
en with our society,
~ nd it we mean . to pre
serve our National - demand
the vigilance of the
(o — SuumissouN T. f 11. A
(riatiau celadur, uait ;Oiaring
arrested a negro mu, iok to the
Sanctuary of tittudaluPe iSeitcoln
municated by the Bishop, bud aftervards
seoroced to tte.the uegro befOreeuteribg the
Clturch, to walk' with.' him :up to the( altar,
theiir to ask pardtin first of the Oar!. th'en
untie the neon) and 'ask his Hardin; after
•
that to beg the forgiveness of the assembled
Priests, and lastly of 411 the peoplem.senbletl
in the Church. This degrading :Isebterice
was carried iutu effect, and as Louie, left the
Church, he was assailed byi a 'erg!. number
of negro boys, and hooted with opprcibrious
eptthets uutil he tuoktreiuge iu the 11086 of,
thiCummi.sary of Police.
. 1:1:7 THE CHOLERA.' ;—The Albany, 4ernrig
Journal, alluding to the cholera,. suggests—
ht. That any suddku and great C.hauge;of
habits of eating, dual:inc. sleeping and' work
ing, is unwise, and ,
2nd. That it is of the highest itnporiance
at this season that air, water, tooth drink
and clothing should be ffe3iii. and ionte, and
that vegetable loud shciiildherepo. .
Where or what the eat; drinkorlear,:in
breathe, is of little ;conseipience,-• lc . these
conditions are attended to. k !
• •
• to- Bors, Brwaiy. !—Alt Cincinnatti!
boy who was; amusing titm elt hr t shootiag
oil ~fire•eraelzerF, seeing an empty: Whisley•
harrer lying on the iidetralk, put „a lighted
eraekenoto it, and stripped the bunghole,—
Singular asst way aiipear, the etploiton of
the.eraeker forced ont:thenead of the! p bartel,
and broke the tr.:y's
'Hands oil; boys lull or emptyi ` 'hi key
barrelfl are not to b'eltampere‘l tviol.l Like
the old latly's musket, they :ire oa4gerous
without "stork, stoekior barrel."
[CP The ladies who rook par( in the:•li
ilitur- not at Barabo,i Wiv., have 'had their
examination and
,br!en diachargeti 'on the
ground that no crim. had been contmitted.
NEW ADVERTINTS.
- 1
PI ANOFI.
unrnivEn hoot the Ni31111f3d4 . 141 4/1 •,4,3
14/ Kant nosewond ul Ortat e Pinta - eitvAlOce, $350
0c41,1 for 10 1 5—,watiant'eas I:all ah.l set tl
at i
l l e. ITANISFAIVti
flankland nlnAte•fitore.
" A ko, TWO I.ol)iitiNB tl ;.:and
"lie al 4[lo Jet t efed--nlTirhare the rlty.rinli price,"
at Plotadelphia. H Batman sells no ,Intirtiments
efrept such as he, a n ahit.,..//r; rri Into.
Jgly . 14.1h51 • • • ! {?!.l—
, DISSECTED SISPS
T HE V MITE D . 87'ATE..4
iffi ll nhlert of 011 , 1 taoll3 yOu4 people
familiar with the totabty- of different parts of
ittPIC an n rotintt y, a nit It Is piretputed Id the pnhlle'.
with the entnidriat belief that It Etiil Le Ittond a use.'
ful and inettortlve tet at an Rimming gift fui the
yntlihnfont i'j ti f•lt. rtir rate at
Book a tot Ftatit,nerr Slate.
July 22. IKSI
I A G I
(TREAT OPPORTUN . ty . :.
'Fa ;ilaA e a PORTIINE'r;', a 1, it. rii,ar.. '
ny purrlia..ing the stile riettl , and lkiidtVirJge 01
, manufdrtuting Ur. Itul.y%dt.vtis..l oileolaJake,
I. or Urea' i 4, thorn :Deptt, alive (,r Mt) illoc.d,-111 , 0
1 Moat Vailint.lo Verellible . pr.hlivt..ol .141 ilie lailVell
world. The present, proprletnri will heddine travel.
, In! agent for the bustnea.,,,whivlt will,J enlarge The.
I lake throughout, the whole [fulled Slate. ,
I' Peron. tithing In arrepr Of ltii:‘ °pane,' nriity,w ill
I dor, t to td. WiI(FP V I , :t.l i Arlen '!..tr:44,•:!VJaor,
r w low Ninth. Ow pre , :rufflei,;..d.) l'iullelphi4.
- f . .•: 1 , 14t*..
l . July 29, 1A54- ..
. . 1 --- ; • 1 • :-
1.. PAIZILIti & CO.. 1 ;
At Mr (11,1 Staza tq' .11:1) 4 *4l:lz,
t) EqPr.I76IIILY a hnounce lok the,' I.nblie this
II they have purehaini Ilia stock of the
P.A4 sum at their old- eland. add having mile': con
siderable additions thereto by receut Louth purchases.
,flow revectililly. fallen a abase orpublie {Quatrain',
• J. P. & aware that most bor.inee4 weal:stand
upon.a platform approycl4g a o fqo4loyoliake
no boa:atilt pretenvioue to wipe j lor advantages, or of
fer or superior iodurementa aljovr the nein Miura.-
hut say Tfili Uzi •
In ardet to make room tor a choice: Selectibn of
goods, suitable for the Autumn uade...,1.1 P. &
have detettniaed to sell their present sfriek of tipriag
and !Summer goods at a v,eir low ligute.
disly ' • p.l 29th
.) DENTAL stutalaile.
MMH. L. DOIMONI, respectrullypanotinoes in
the cations of Pdtier tile and ascent places,
that he f: prepared wtmerate in the mold esiertil and
satlefictory mnnner lin the treatment Of, diseMes of.
the TEETH and 11301iTII
Having a pleasant °Mee and bbotatorv, !unlashed
with instruments and apparatne of the
Most approvertennstruetion, with constant
resoortes for °ldeating the brio infonaM.
t rrsa
lion relating to hie profession, he reefs,
tie
to rpare neither time Mor expense ittlhe enott to
please. I .
All operations pertaining to the teeth, whether
ittililitt 3 / 1 1. or klEl:llAlgienl4, done ha workman
like. style, and wauatited espial in din-31)110 and
beauty of Mush, to ang.done lb the citlei ur' else
where. • .
(llfir4 in 31 AUK F.T stern, 1, rate ah.lilu f'EikTill,
North a ide. Putter tile, • I
July 12, Mt
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON lac 411101.1iST.
TUE CABIN _Bora sTb rtir
Lißead -Nautical 114ulance ol import hate likSl, by
the Author SO Mel Pirate Dorton Z' the "Law
yer'eStory." the " Old Docidc," tsc., de.' i .
The success bithertd enjoyed 'iy the ithitior of the
above popular works is a sufficient gusramee.of the
Bath with which any lanductimaa towline from his
pen will be Aecrived by the Iptibile.,ll" The Cehin
Boy 'a Soot y" is a romantic nerretivittalustrating
the horrors ol the Blare Trade; -istflyftkd on In the
coon of Attica. The author Ittag.eyVed lei the nary
—and the descriptions:sad chats/ISr! be. pip, pd
4
from personal argualtitindemAth.-th . ..:-ThChtory
is full of exciting Muting/010es* 04 1. cde -
Mated wort of Defoe; —fiobtation
~fo ed has
the advantage over that platform- ' 'insomuch
as it is founded nu farts of egerjr.ditySf iirrenalfj.--
The blarney of the heroine oar i11e;i,644.7 .001 i,
e til
the Circassian Slave, surebn . " "las'. .
eduiated and toarliallby the '
- '' - Air,
Seymour—the commisWer of All 04..wfwe•
ply the narration of artaditedsilliafitlantilhelthealnd
all the numerous characters portrayed tolonglonit
the story are vividly acid maphically drawn.
The publishers have already reeled orders for
the whole of the edition it *as originally their in
tension to publish; ,ronsegitently. they have been
oblryed largely to hemline ittlau , l they respet trolly
swiftest that all orders: may be,!sent In immediately.
They confidently expert that the weak will create
as much Interest as any work of nekton that has of
late years emanated , (then the pre:l, as, noluoilh.
standing,slore the puldicat ion of "0 is Tout's CO
IN" works relating to slavery In AMirrica, eta and
cos, have been 1111LUtk011i. none batin *ppeat 61 haw
lug relation to the system of purchaliing Maven flu I
i the African Coast, written by one vane has witnessed
[ it in all its hideous deformity, The Wink is Written
Jo chaste and pure language, and will be a welrome
and instructive addition to the'famtlyiibrary. ,
The work wiltform a beautiful octavo 1f0{414 of
400 pages, handsomely illtoursted with fine defray.
logs. and elegantly bound iii cloth. , ,Psice, its cloth,
one dollar; In paper, 7.scent,s; at whirl' tate j copies
will be sent 'by the tinblialtets ; to arty -patt. Of Abe
reentry. free of postage. , ;• - •.- '....' ': .
rir FN. es. le wholes.' le and fatality 16.1144 h.
erg, • . . • ELLSwoarti A ATRAIM,
• No. *4 *seta= Went. New yorki - -
' And by slight BoothaUtta throughout the:tinned
&atilt sad Nritbh Pt beloce II
July 11,11414 :, 3 '. .
_. i
INSURitNCE.
!MATZ INDIC/Lis
Fourth Annual Stegintnt, Mayl3,i'laSt.
Assets Mar lat. ISL ' 11350,31 S 70
Cash Presidium asdiekivrefi "
ceived lb* yer, put
deputmew,- v0i.618 32.
Oulu Iteceivsekl -- z - - MVO IC •
Ca* rfeldllNZ!. Basic D 9 1 ,0, AM 34
' eb
r; •' n f -• - - • : '' E49.81
floguarasee,, ' .
mee t „ - 6101,305 1.1,- • .
06- 1 4o' ;10 17.031
' ,
, •
•
of
Banda. Montag es. ego& ti•mn,l
usher good soeltrittes, •173,135:1
Reteietble. a 157,00
each on banA 'DJ In - I:insOs cf
Agents;
Fur Fir. or lid and Inflognee. qpg 10 •1
Jut. 17. 8/10 -NER. Agent
July . 13..1150
PUBLIC - SALES
• OPPITANS , Comm spit..
tTitstrANT to an order of the Orphans' Cowl
P
ot the county oI S.chitylkill, 'in ttie , Common.;
wealth of Pennlytrunia,i,the sulascriber; Adinini...-
trator of the estate ot James Prme,Esq.jal e o f t h e ,
Township of. West Bftalswig, in the cou n ty o f
s e b, k otua, deceased, will erpose to sale by public
vendor on SATURDAY the 19th day ,of - August
next, at o'clock in the Afternoon , at .the Public
Hemp et- IVILLTAAf iIIATZ, in. the Borough of
Pottsville, In the cove t / of Schuylkill:, aforesaid,
all that certain tract of Lind, situate in the Town
shift ot Batty, in the rbanty ot Schuylkill and
StateW Pennsylvania, to wit —l3ountteil by laud
of onwOr late Je Yarnell, Joseph Bartholomew,
lind surveyed to.. Peter Prailev, Casper I'lnel-end
others, containing two lfnndred.acre' S,tii percheu,.
being pert Of i sarvey - Made to William May by
virtue of his warrant dated the 9th day of January,
17;6, and Being very rufuahle oaltecount of its be
ing Cuul land, late the estate of t.aid deceaoed.—
Tem. , and conditions Made known:at the ftittrui
place oi sale by . • •
•
ISAAC SLIELI,IIAMMEO, Adcr:r 11
'Ey torder'of the Orphans' Court,
i • : ' Lewis 11 ERRS*, Clerk.
Pnatsville., Jaly 15,1h54._1_11.8_•Ct_
pm. ac —SALI I-7- Or REAL ESTATE. 1,
Al; 1:1,. of IIW following described Reaknetate, bolus I
natl.:a the residue of the Ural Estate ,cit the Late'
Chitsiist. Ley , , deices 1.81,3 t. ohm the County of Dine
phut, will te sold by the subscriber, by virtue of an i
Art of the General Acrerably for that purpose passed. I
at Hie Mate Hall Tatern,upposite the Coon Ileum.,
jn the Borough of Hail biburg. on THUBSDA V. the i
nth, day of August, A. I} .1434. so ID o'clock A. M.: 1
N. 1. The 2 qf 'Marren in Jackson township. :
sort...yea on %arrant io l Cnrlttlen Ley, of the 2910 1
Joty, h 329. .
' No. 9. The t 4240 1.:, re.: In same townrhip, cur. I
Yet ...Ina *arrant to %tiro. Hoch, of 29 h July, 1529. ' i
Nu. 3. The; of VD-arms in same township, sue- I
reye,l .o. warrant 1.. Win. Hoch, of 10 11th Noy.
1819. •' i
1.40. 4 The S2lofl of MI runs in Sams town
-11
shoo, -.veyedin. warraia to Win. Horn, ai the 9951.
unit. tat.), and bound...l - by lands of Christian Ley,
titdomon lioshofstall, C4nirt.l shretner and Thome+
I Fader. ! (
No. 5. The 5-21 of j 'Di 300 acres In Lykent ton n
-1 ship, ,-.or veyed nn W 3 rewit to Was. Ho, h,'nf ~t he 11th
111110, 1914. • ii
N... t. The 5.24 of t fif :".01 acre:. in -jal.kson and
Lytons town-hip. enrsryed on warrant to I tinnier.
a t
ir e ut y,;.. i , n l
d th o e f 2 ' l. 4 :
i h m J
n u , l a ya2 l
4 4
e , a r n d bounded by vacant land
No. 7. The 5.24 of 4Of 2,59 acres in Jackson tp ;
storeyed or warrant - to Jacob IfeCer, of - t he nth May,
1.329, and bounded by linds of John Wagoner, Pe
ter nerfer and Conrad Shreiner.
No: 8. The 5-21 of ;of 3f2 acres in !Jackson tp ,
suivajed on warrant hi Daniel Keifer, of the -Bth
May,ls9l. sod bouoded:by,laods of Peter Keifer...la
[
rob Keifer and mini 7.idinierinan
No. ti. The 5-21 of cof-381 acres in Jackson, and
Rush towhships.sui stied on warrant to 11. Zimmer.
-man of the tith May,lB2o.and bounded by lends of Pe
ter Geller, Snlomnn Imlhafstall, John Reefer, Daniel
- Ketfer„and hr vacant bind.
No. 10 Toe 5-24 of ii: 0(.391 acres to Jaikson tp.,
AllrvFved on warrant to. John Kelrer,of,the ...1011ay,
1820, and bounded by limb of 11. Zimmerman. Solo
mon Imsbastall, John 'q.imme erne o, and by - vacant
land. ' ' 4 • •
NO, 11. The 5-24 of i of 391 acres in lime town
!hip. surveyed on warrent In Peter Iced - m. 04 the Bth
May, 1599, and bounded-by lands of John Keller, H.
Ziranierulan, Solomon Imshogoall, and D. Keifer.
' No. 12. The 5.24 of iof 401) arms. in wino WWI"-
ship. wrryeyel on warrant *to Contact Shreiner, of
the B th MaY.,1 820 , and bounded by lands of John Mc-
Allister. Jaciat, lietTer,*ter Keffer,snd:Seitiamon Im.
shofst all. , t .
No. 1:1. Ti..' 5. 1 2 i off of 49(1 ac res in sante town
ship, rurveyed on wariant to Solomon Imshof..tall,
oi the Bth b1av,1829 and bounded by lands of Peter
Keller, Henry Zirmnerthan.and Conrad'Sbretfter.
No. 44. Thes-ti of iof 490 acres in: l.yken. and
Jackson townships. raitveyrd on inflaill to Wm.
Moth; of the 20th July 1. 1 820. and bounded by land of.
John /Ammerman. Illeniy Z.mtpermsn,-lohn Iterfer,
and by recant land. i JOHN DOSSLER,
A. ' ijdninigrator Jr bear , sac
July 15, 1851 . 1 . .. 18-51
MANUFACTURES.
LOOKING GLASSES.
111EALERS in Looking Classes, smJy your OW 11'
inter on by calling and seeing my Large assort •
merit of.f...olting Glasses, of all sleet and pattern+,
at the CITY STEAM LOOKING GLASS wous.
No. WO North THIRD 'strect. As it 14 the larger!
factory in the State, apd doing a strictly Cash burl.
twos, I can sell Looking Meese+ how SO to 30 per...,
ceul,. cheaper than can : be bought elsewhere. Re ,
member, a good bargain bought, Is one.hal' •sold.
JACOB CRAEFF,
Nu. 500 North 11 st., above Poplar st.
PHILADELPHIA.
• •
July IS , INSI '24-10t
COLORED. WINDOW GLASS
TV. 11101yBRAY 4- CO
,
WEdT corhar TENTU and HUNTER sts.,
• would respectfully Write the attetition of Mer
cha am Builders and others to the beautiful variety
of work produced at tletr ettabitshinent, affiliating
of stained WINDOW:MASS. oultahle for-Hotels,
:la yams, public and pt
CIWELCHED ORNAMENTAL STAINED_ OILASiII.
TRANSOMS and MOS LIMITS NE Vestibules.
Balcony, Piazza andaltaircase Windows, A lso.Lead
Sash and Stained Glass for Churches, SeElptural
Figures and Altar pleeps, accurately worked up' to
order, and furnisheili in any pan of. the United
States.
Flocked enameled and matted decorative Church
Window Glass executtid idCottilc and other archi
tectural styler, and competent workmen aert to any
parlor the Potful. Orders front a distance, promptly
answered, ,
N. 8.--ito Agent w4ted for thin place. .
July 15.P14 g .2 ,7 1-Sot
" . 'BOX & CO. J S H, •
- tvirkivT,lißouivr) NATI's. •
lIE SIinfICRIBERS manufactine Irmo the
,CAST STEEL, eIAWS, front Iwo
infto..i to eighty 1w heti In diameter. Tt..-tr Saws are
hai r deued and teaipered. and ore ground and finished
by niachinery, designed expreauly for the purpose;
and 'are therefore Much superior to thou wound in
the usual manner , an they are strengthened end stiff- -
cued by Increasing them In thickness regularly tram
the rotting edge to thet Centre, consequently do' not
become h ated of hin 3 :kled, 3n d 'producing a great
sseing in timber. "' "
They also mannfartnre CAST STEPI. hill 1., pyr
and egoss CPT SAWS. and DILLE C Well 4, of.
superior quality, 3 11 , of which theylhare for sale,
or they may be ortainril of the principal hardware,
met. hame throughout the hunted Slates and Cana
da R. non & co..
. , '29 niut .11 Gold sires titi,w Tort.
July 4, IsSi y. 47.21
TO MINERS & MANUFACTURERS
GUM BELTING, PAL LINO, BLASTING PA PER,
GUAI
TILE asib.;cribes deities to call ihe allenlion of
i final Operatere, Plachinisia and °theta, to hr.
Agency for she vale ni Cum Belting; - Parking,. rite
F. nal ne. Hydrate anJ feindui, Ling Hoge. Steam Pack
int • 10 inolll.gai?ly lamps, than in 4 paper, Scr
I 004 lIELTINii. 4
The etpertenr:e of the last eiyht'yeitnt has rained
for Ilds Belting the confuletire of the Consumets; this,
together with the futl hat great improvements haire
Leen made In the quality, warrants the mannfarlu.
.rern an RiVi..OlllUO it lobe superior in leather or any
thiuget a., fot 411 otqn liens, (mom esproally for
heat y air main Belts.), for the following retroos:' •
I. The perfect equality of vt 14th and thirknevs
%hick it will retain.
2.. No dealer; pf beta:l4 . o.r ?NI de v reei Fdrenheil
;t and it renpaitys'ilectl.le in any dezre-e af
anti
a. It great stringth dadurat tiny, dOes not ;lip
on the pulliv,roneteetefUly a gain of power is ottnto..,
ed,and, when adinstedio machinery does not regnicto
alteration, as lethe Ciao with Irstbcror, any othir.
4. Ti: cczt 14 much below leather or , any other
Thee.- )ettat are quire durable than leather, and
range from 25 10100 'Par tent • pheaper in prier than,
the Leather Belts or the same ettenplz. They arC
also peculiarly adspipdto Colliery porptiees,becauce
the coal dirt anti dues term only to add to their dora : .
bitity—and sheybeing worn Ant, areworth nearly, li .
not quite. hail' price for puking,
• Irene *atoll lbfq fl , l Orders, la consequence of lain
natensive ouites4 ha , re'. the preference over all orders
at the Eartary-Tand he can always posture the Belts
ordered through hitiObat hate to be,tnacle of a bear
'tee noelity, within the given time. • ~
Three andToor Ply Belurobtained In 21 hours'.
fboltre—from 0 .lo Inibly can be made to order from
$ to It days' mitre, of any lenglhand breadth. •
' bThese Belts ere now ovedin slims: all the Coh
Bales of Rchuilkill inunty, ihd give enthe sat Isar..
At A. fllllimah's I . 3lliery of Turtainta, thee Belle
are used for habit mg coal, and are preferred to either
Ropes oi ChainC.,
riTEAlld
general
. .
This astir!!! 4s now 40 general .by the most
Akillllll I:manners and 'Machinists • throsighont 'the-
United Idtatrs.
It lc prepare tiothst 21 degrees Farentiiit wil l not
street it. and is suptirlor to everyilliag tine, at no:
MINIUMo hat so notch elagiclty t wbirh stands so
high a degree :of heal, and may be used about all
parts where slacking is twreviery; viz. Manhole
Plates. Elston{ Rida,siteatti JoititsAteaut Chests,
Cylinder Staging Boxes, etc , etc.
Fusels gir d inlifolle.of any requlreilength. front I a
14114 Inch in thlciness, and 45 inches It 14•,ur made
3;44d cot to orde of any diatension•:
•
110 SE. •
!latrine wadi gret unprovemtnts in the manures.-
tote of Viticanhed Itittiber llose,fcir Fire Engines.
I.ocosnollve Englityl.nn4 general purposes, it 4s of
'Pied with tenewed.ronfidence ail decidedly the best
article in' used 1 • %
!Casette:ars pleas* nailer that sixes brie riv
en. are the lost& diameters, and each size will folly
measure In c 144, what it 14 Mai keLl
• LOCOMOTkVE and FIRE ElyilNE. 111118 E..
EMIE
Warranted to land il pressure of 47" Ins. Der square
inch.
,
1 34, Inch er (01, r
I .• " "
2 1-4 " " t
3 i 1 . 1
• .
! 3 1 4:
i i ,
- - HYDRANT Ildai
Warranted to tand:a pressure of 7p Itir per square
inch. - , __.;.
. 1-2 Inettter tur.t,
34 ror ~ : , 11
1 . 6 ~' ''' '
/ 1-4 -" I"
' i"
int:NO - If:TING; 110,4 E. •
:13nitahle only l'or liint con.luctinit purposes, and wilt
not be a Jirdoced if onl: r pressonr. ‘ ,
' I 2 iv,: h loe e r.ino. : - 21 {env!.
' 34d0 I do 4,, . k 24 do . =
' I do trio do i , 47 •do
- , 114 do 136 do . . ' . : 21) do
11.9 4o I,t, d.t c' 35 do •
I, 4dO I dr, do. - ; 40 do •
- 2 Jo Ido !to . • : 45 do
' 114 re of an yllti to ..33.0t ,4rPorth air+ , to ord•r--nitto
Switoo 11••: » fat Fire Engler' 3044411 er Pliiik• ,
The ihare 110111t.t.93 prat 2.4‘ antatew aver leath
er, as it nee.l4. no niting„is o.l(er - fir tight, will stand
a very high . peer: of brat withcktt Ipjaty, and is
not agitated b Wm gevarest cold. '
l'auptillgA i lids-ppp, 4-z., fitrnished at this
14 wee. ?tittle
Always on boadnattper tor ardeie roada to order,
of Afferenr, WO, wAgfar.• from 27. ponwir to
OO foaled 4 pe
„ Want :
SAFETY •
, for working ; •Of the, bea mako for wading: by thr dozen or
tingle. 'also Imparted Wire Haute for rotrettni and,
repairing Lantge. Illy Ike yard. •
ell the abate arfftbre for sate, Wholesale and re.
tall, by 2013. BILPINkIa,
POUVII4 . , Arta tbr tha Mutufactuntre;
* ,1tt1y15,1531 •• . 118-•
El 1]
10,558 5d
- -----8378,708 la
C 1 mita
Gi ."
70 ' 6
75 ••
NO . 6
6.1 J ..
,25 cent'
•^y
40 "
45
eir,kniNc PAPEII
PRIVATE SALES.
• •
Valusibie Real.-113atate..For
True oubourlber stills - far
I eerib e ei peal Estate. Intuit* la eke Ildrouga of
Pun Carboni, llettoyltilt - Comity. ; • • •
Ali that welotanwa TAVilbtlf Stair,' titled
the EXellAhnlle HOTEL/ rag tot aSf
ground situate 111 the corner of Jaeltea
sail Coal Street.), ritnt amnia in front
feel and in depth 210 feel, with , rhe att
putionatices, cOosicting of enabling, lee
llottee, three Dweltiag„lhoelet, a Mtge ,
Caarti•ru - Ater '• Shop.ac. Tne poopetlY ".I'/
been thoroughly tepaired, and its iochtinn and ar
ranger-tient reader it the mar.' drairabli tsaeAD Fund •
In the <al4 It trough; The Landings' me insolegfot
.9.51 1 0, aitoning 4401 ii the rate Igdqsad
1 a 59. 4 -
A td‘t: the nottherle half of ka. No; 102. and the
bOithelif 4ali - OLLoI No. 10.1, in thu 41.1 Borough,
'aattile on Jaekairo dpi UCA ittfAta, coataining
each No by 'ISO feet.
ALSO, Lot Aa 6:4. co w I Additiun in F;tott
• tlartizia, hit bi fill) feet.
.: • . '
I.ot n w s
. o . n ‘ it iin
rinc:
to
ret
ant,li t ete 44,
1 street+. in
4,,a
the Catholic I l liurcheSa ty . 194 fen,
ror s teretea d ail wmA
imrt i c tisti I.
I
ne re s fe n c rl td.it x.. 4
All . lEi
f
uvms an t.
till nt in the wife taigner, at Putt rattum.
Wg.. B. SIMI..
July IS. laal „ • . • ;, It-fi I
• ‘,.
- • GEORGE VOGT,:
AIANITFACtURER OF P AMIS.
•
. 11S Aril; Stred,Xollo4lll Sfreni•;•
Sat!th Fy,,trailp, t.
a
A I.:4o.dealk bland importer of MUSIC - and kV-
TaI.IMENTO.
Vln!in and Guitar Strings and Mang'.
,Vll hind —re nr y , holesn)
and Itetall.
The moot choir, .election! a 4) 1 11 1 0. now.F 4 Lre / g °
an.l.A.lnotlcan !tome are con,tanlzyjah liana.and er
ders may be.sent by tnnit or otherwlsti ID Tull aisur
noce that they will receive prompt nitration.
June 10, 1A54 43.1 tar
PIANO -PORT.IIS: -
1 , ..
subscriber respectfully calls, tits... Attention of the musicd public generally, In h " stock' of all.
P 4 perk , / tuned turtienteuti from IA t.,11
7 Octaies, made in the most destra-!
tile .ruannr•r, arid warranted in every;
IvPpeft. They are offered at rearrin.C . ,
able price:l,and will be packed and delivered co thiP
place free ninny charge. Piecrind-aiend Piviabit (13r
sate: • A. IL' RIACW.NRACII,
.
`l.to 1": t'. ItelcAruAokh sc, oott, ' '
. .
No. 12 Smith 7th rtt „ItH VP ('fit, at Philarai
. April h. 155,11 .. 11 sm •
-
PUBLICATIQNS.
• NEW PUBLICATIONS. . .. -
i 1 Ta Wand the Nlortnonsi by Ur nlt*: . Feu it-, b.I
L.. tterfeutry of I'mh - Te mum 3 . • f ', . .
flo.'s I - Ward Wales flitrinel • Flpedttlonl.t4vo ,
rlate.t. . D . .
Thomas' Book of the rat 1, Slett illim, tratione.
•
The Knout atnkthe /twist' n. by arebnato de ljagn I
y.
- Twenty year* to the flat ippinea,ky Otromeges
flutz.in's dement* and fir- - *tom •'-
. •
; Wilkinsoretrit :idiot Egyptians, `.t.euls. .
The Pt - trimsof Walslngbant, by Althea Si rn•kiantt. 1
TM' Hanle of thi. Hee Hustle(' by Tborpr.•
Mutt. Greece and the C.tlden Herd', - • -
Thompson's Errypt. Pant tali Presqu.
Tal e s of Ohl Times. front the Gergilan. • -
Hammond HIII, Lakes, and Eon-esti:Ali ft+141.3.'
Motnthg el3rA of the New World.l -
.. •-•
Nanette and hi; r Losere, by Tadentr3w inn!. _
tlirtbert's Prranns and Pi. to ri-, kilm MP. II it int.
iea of-France and England. ' -
Arthur.. ear after marriage. ~g
-E. Joy Morris' Tbrilsh Empire. 1j
%Velry-foot Common, by Leitch Ritchie, --
tiroortan't. Lore. by Eugene tine.-.i. • r-- ,
Harper's Nen .Ea-et teed' of the Vill . j. va-7 - 1 I.
Far Pate at . . _H. 1134:41NAN'8
Rook amt StittiContry Stoo.-
113—' .
July 15,16%:4.
Now 'ls the-Time to Nuisterlbe,
NEW', VOLl'lli-ES of the IifitVAZINIEN.
m ont hly Mini n g Magatin t OlOith purview,
111101 y, Magazine'Hoye's-Medical Journal.
Putnatu's do , do .Meld/COI
111 kiatra,:fl Maratha. ril'Art. 'Loudon' Eallret. , •
Ecriecile, DingaelnP, itankin*.i!Abstraci,
Girders Lady Hook. - dllliman'a .
'Graham's Magazine, . The Horticulturallisi.
Hulekerhock,er. Yopulsr Educator.
latiell's Living 'Au.. Murmr', '
Arthur's Home Magazine, - Dlckensliousetiold Weida
Ellackwories Magazine; Yankee Nothins,
Edinburgh tgr. Re% kw.- Thompson's Couuseriell
London, Mr. Reslew.7' Defeo:J . l4, •
WeMainItter.QI7REVIEW. Bieknell'fa •do do
Together with'altother Magarlomineressibleeirb. I
er lit this rounriy• or in Europe.
snEarav• Ketvltr A P.r
Gleasonkr. Pictoria,l•iaper, N. V. IViekly Tribune.
Hag of our Union;'
do Herald,
attirday, Evening Poci 'N: V.• Dutchman,
Literary ,M•rseum.,, . Uncle Her.
Hin •
oejournal; „ ',Yankee Gamper ,
rimenittic American, N. V. , :Pigaynne,..
Arthur's Home Gazette, N. V. NO,
London-Mining Journal, •' Dollar Nturvimper,
London Illustrated Newa, • • ?„
/indult other arressilile reputahlepapem riktlibbfl,
int - lilt' 1116.4.
B. ffii~NNAN e.
- Hook and SOilhanerl Chore.. j
- July T 5. 11454: •r,
- -EKTCA . TIO ;NALL:
YOUNG LADIES''SESSIBUIRT. - :
At (lartgAtSurg,Sehr , o4/1 Cfpunty, Pa
‘1711,11. open on Monday, July The. course-
V V uf r wider e• the varinus Manche, of
english literatmeovith Ancient nrid Modern Lan-,
Music,llrowing, Needlework, Sc.
• TERUS—Pny tuition in 'English Branches pet qr...
(tJ week 4.) 83; addlitoual fir Antlent And Modern
ionguagee. iench,) CI, Plano, (st Ilk asp
_of inatro
nient.) $l2; Drawing, pm
Boarding mav t.s hnd under sllrrgtstonor Incline;
tress or ellowb2reiai desired.• PaiWolar Informa
tion may billbtusin'Sul by addresslne?. -
W. Jj BURNSIDE. •
July 8;-1857 " ' 2741: '
, .
• • BERRYSINIRG . SEMINARY
AN.p , BOAR.DING *IIOOL,
FOIL YOUNG LADIEti AND.OENTLEMEN.
Instionion Is located at lir rrysliure,
phin county, In dhe midst of ilkat beaulifut and
healthy district called Lyken's Watley, to wiliest:om
Millersburg, la rfrom Harrisburg,and 25 west from
Pottsville.
, The ostensible objeri of )his imitirution Ss to pre
pare young ladles and grtttleieeti 'far the setive du•
lire of life, or for the higher senilneries of lamina'.
and to meet the demand fora bittig'and more gener
al diffusion it edo ration in the distrlct in which it is
sittiated, Parents and Gtiardians ate molt reepecd
fully Invited to visit the schont brtqlr eroding their
enfilt and dauhtirit elesewhere.. • •
'file Pnncipsi, having Itutire roe ilence In the hitel
neus of teaching. ffatuirs blinfelf unit by- the aid of
competent assimants, he will: he able to make the
school - worthy of the patroinuge 41 the .fttends . of'
?duration, and of etresillghte tied ;tibia'.
The scholastic year is divided-IMo tone sessions
of elt.,, , )en weeks each. The Fa trite:B.lmi' will com
mence on the 7th day of _
. • TERM:4' PER '
Hoarding, washing, room arid fuel, #2s 00
Common English Blanches, . 4 on
Higher Cnalish Mathematirs.kr., 5 Cu)
Creek and Latin languages, &r , Co
Nark and use of Piano, (extra.) .6 00
r, For a Circular and other partieulars, address the
proprietor, A. P. LARK, or L. K. kloCif, Principal,
tlerrysburg, Dauphin county; Pa.
July e, l&.1 •. - • . .27.2m' ,
OFFICIAL.
NOTICI3. i • ,
Tx - file COURT Or - la r215111N P 1.17.114 op
InCilllll.llll I, COUNTY.-- Witt - sant Wetberlll ye.
Charlet N. Wetherill, Henry hl: Wetherill, Thomas
31 Wet herd!. Margaret to M. P.'etterlll and Mayer
Wetherill, a'atinotoinder the age of twenty-onc
yeara, by Ina guardian, Margareiht e. Viethertli.
I --
Sammons la panttion: No. '2f4Deeemher Terra.
1852. Breve de Panltlone fantod.. No. 27, Marsh
7 -
I Term. 10.54.' • ~
Hy mine of .it Order of "gale, Made to 11, ,ihose
stated action of parttime!. t .ime direeted,l Phan . s
pore to ,ale,at palate tart inn, on i 'aVroltiesday. the
sixteenth day of Ausint, 1854, at IWO o'clock In the
alb:moon, at the Hotel - called Penns) I vatila (tail,
kept by W. IL Johnsem, In Pottsville, In said ast ra y " -
1 kill eounty„ the fallowing real f•state, to ri it: •
Ail that refrain tract or Darrel Of land, situate In
1 Norwegian township, Relinyikill county. Venn...alga
-1 wia, hounded and .I...rribed a$ fidnrW+, to wit . ge.
i ginning at a 'Post, in the mouth oral small creek .mp
Itying into the firer ttehttyltall' alinve Mill Creek; I
thence, - by caber land lute of Abraham and Winton)
I Pon, north toro-ibre• ilogreee Went. ninny sri peg
1 I lira to a slntlM,; iii-nre by land-tate of Len., hut
t „, I tl,ilail 1:11C degree, o ..t. one handfed and ' , tree
and a hail perches arms" Mill s'reek, to a prat;,
rbenre north aeyeeny mt. demees 4vert, nine perches
Ito a pr-t; then..., by land fate of skhe New
1 nr k coal company, south eighteen ilegr , em west,
twenty and a half pereltea to a post; thenre north
f I
"" 1 , 1 y _ te rn degrees gr 1,1, one handrerl perches to a
stone •. and then south le degrees West, eight and a
r half petr hes to a Winne ; thence hy r land late of Abra
ham and William Pint. aforesaid, Spitth litly-two de
grees fan, one handredand hity-nineperehes,acrop.
the !Schuylkill. to a post; throng:, by land now or
late of Willtim Warder, on the ; !east side of the
ri..littyl,.lll. north slaty-three degreerr east, thirty
p e rch e s an a p 021; then. south silty flee de
green east. twenty-two pert bee to a atone; then,
aoutheighty-two degrees rast,4o,een perches to a
alone ; men north sixty-three degees east, twenty.
two and ogre-fourth monies to a atone; and then
north live degrees west, tifiy-two ; , ere hes to a bitch
tree; thence, by land now or lata.of the said Abra
ham and William Pott. north twenty degrees east,
t hirteen and a bull' perchesta r a ;inlet In the mouth
of 31111 creek s being a rorner.of so acre of iron
laid off at the junction or confluence of Mill ergs
with the sald liver nehuyihtll.l.etiinging now or lat
softie North Anterlran ('oat Company 4 thence. by
sald'acre of' ground, op Mill Creek to the tipper chic
of 4 tot of ground. containing an Sere and a 63140,
thereabouts., bich was laid or, by AbraliaM and
William rott7eforePaid, on Mill Clerk; tbenre,ahang
cud- lot, north not y -three degrees eaPI, about nine
teen and a bail pen hes to the mieth-east corner of
Lad lot; rb eg e by the said tot and the aforesaid acre ,I
Of ground, belonging min or lateen the North Amer
Iran Coal Company, south thirty-seven derives east, i
m
twenty one perches to the river Rehuyikill; thence,
rip the save, north cenenty &grecs east nii.eteer
and a half . perches; and thence, south eighty tor de
green eastrtwenty and nue-Roiled percbpa, to the
place of hrg Inning :-Containing, one hundred and
'WTI y-todr acres nortAperchrs of land (ft being a
rt
pa or two several 2 of iagd,oneof them eon- .
amine one hundred and thirty agw• and a quarter,
and the other of them two bona:rot and seventeen
' acres and ninety four perches, wjaen wow Patented
to Hugh Hughes. by patent bearing date the s r-te nd'
day ey rreptembee, I.9s,enrptled in Patent Rook N 0.,.
59, pages 42 and 43). Ercepilog costar the same the !
following, paro thereof as laid con and designated,
in a " pan of the town of Port carbon." made 'by
Mitten Attalla. architect and engineer in 1 0 39, to wit,''
lota Nos.-`l. S. 2,4, 5, 6.7. 8, 41,10, 11, 12, 13,40, 44,
46.87, 88 89, 42: 91.91,41. 91 , . 00:07. 90 , 9 9 , 10 0 , NI
101, 101,304, 113 129, IW 131. 102.13 3 , 134. 135, 13d,
137,13903 n, 140. 141, 116, 117, 49.149.150 151, 152,
153 154, 155, and 164; also, a part of lot No. 97, being
60 feet front on Jackson Street iIY 240 feet deep, at
the N. W. corner of Jackson and Washington Es, g ,
of Lots No. 15. 17 and , Iti r 411 Enat, 45 feet front on
Coal street by 8•5 leer cleep,at tilt. itortbareit corner'
of Coal and Jackson atitets, and 33 feet Gant on,
Jackson street, by 95 feet deep, a part of Nos 17 sill
Is; part of Lrits Nor 14, If and 13. vir. g MOM front'
ot. Coal street. by 95 feet deefq;beretafore sold th
Daniel Ronne and Joseph For ; part of Lots Nos 10
and 19, being 38 Net (coat on Pike street,. by 95. feet
dealt, heretofore sold to lobo need, at theeoulbesat
comer of Meat' eet and Pine haler.; anotheriari
of Lots Nos. in sod 15, being Ifl p feet front on Vibe
street, by, 95 feet deep, heteto re gold to Llahlet
direeney; an int gut Ir• pleee Of intend, bonded
north by the ha, n: paid tract. anutb by North street,
east by II arii attest and west by,Coat street ; pi th s
tithe nod I a Stanch Chunk ;' of, Lots Non. 128 and
128,111 bat 52 feet a Inches fionehneoalstteet by 110
g ee ; 4, e p ; a part of bole Non. 155 end 1111, helps 53
feet! intro.- (soil nn Pine alley; hy 110 feel deep, at
the northeast corner of Pine aUdy awl Chew /ail.);
a part of Lot N.. II?. being 53 feet 4 inches front on
Pine street, by 1 14 feet deep, afthe northwest con. I
n ,,,,ij pia. And Wa.langtort Intern .. anda Dirt of
lot 7,.. 114 or id In'e Nos. 114 and 110. say 30fee1 by I
lia fet I, 1., , ,1t I.( 1.; r, al 4heSoutheast cones; •of
North end Washic.cten rarettes, being a pleetteff
ground heretofore sold to the Tensteet of the Luther
an Church of'Port Carbon. Aral 111P0 cxesptingano
Tenanting unto flayton Marie and others. their bairn
and asstgol, any right which nAy be legally vested
to lleem to all 'and all Mamier of atone coal, Iron nos,
minesand minerals of all awe leery description. la-
lag and being upon and being undes the minket of ilm
earth within the boo nifittiei of the above-mentioned
and described - tract or parcel of Land, with all the
powers and privileges legally apptirtensot to the
said rldlnotfreeably to Ow pioirialosia of a ceilaln
indent ii re from John Poll and Maria Cis WlfB.lo the
said Clayton Earle and otberr: dated the finest:4n
day of J one, In the year of Oul . Lord One Monastic!
Eight _Hundred and Twentyi r ae, and recileded,la
Schuylkill county in deed boo No. 3 , pads 503, with
the agannenancee• JAM NAOLll.B9erlif,
Obi:W. MM. Polls-1 h
illle r ilbl7ll.ll4C I ' r t 7.41 ,
1*
riff.STIVUT SL., latseeen Third a:a 4. , ottrai,
i • PKIL4DELPIII 4 . ; •
O LIYER.II. A. ritalirit, of Odin, and JAMES
this Cliy.bae int lamed OM above
wolf •fluvrTl sltd PoPular bootie. for a term etymon,
me now prepared to arroMmodate enema in a man
ner (Aura to any btu:mein tbe City.
The focation of this house re superior-to Stir other,
brtag in lIIIISC4IIII* proximity' to buying's ; 44160. to
In°44 Ittlo Cutilie °Acre. Cost face add
CM.bauye, wbere utunibutles *tart rfor all P2'l4 of
thO City.
hOrMit baelni tree pot I. tboroUrli
hid new furniture , ad,Sid,with many
tiffiVeakeTits.lll lit a 44 much to the cal:print of Ittriati•
The titles - mill at all Owes Ls supplted Mill:write beat
the matted Okada, and amble. snail be warolne, on
our pertoomake the Franclin unit' the Traveler's
Dame. Your patronage it Moat reeportfulir snitch
ed. PAHKEIt d< LAIRD.
..tuly 1.. Mt to -tot
WON! FLUE moul t : -
frit undersigned have. now in store. And aro
constantly receiving. a targe•assoninent i.l ENG
Lt II FLUE WON. anitned. lin Mickley tinrposte.
wbieb they offer for sais at reasonable prices.
Also, utitt.Clt MOS. BAB - IdOrt. Of RUG
STECE. to whist' they invite the attention ' .
orpatcba.ra. • . &A. MIDDLETON,
Ridge, Avenue sad lab si ft
:July IS, , •
,‘ •t 9 4t
...,_ .
zumbwaser.. arid IRON DEPOT _ . 'I
r(lie nehneriber. haying now arranged his gonde
.1 it OW new plate of routirnts, and with a , new de.i
tbrmtnalion 'of famishing **ti leek
4 : (node 32 the btlfluein of the COM He.
(ton may require, et their et Mai':
tot vetoer solicits the in,pection of the,
Tootle. I enallalwaYs be on band and gave on hand
n'lill !dock of
,i -flat 1r0n..: : - ~.,..'..enalankna AEC , .
flue kin, - Coal ethovele, i
!
; t ,
nit Steel, • Trace Chalon, '• , i
.., ..s:4l iron, ,ti W. and Spike:.
2 Root., ' . Tickle Dl.cka.
`•llliti
ktelinws. .. . At and Vit.ea, Ac. 'i
)hardware an t - lion Tropot,ICENTRE itteet.tbree
;doom above, Mal let, Ea.,l side-
FRANK PoTT. ' •
intif
July 15,1654
41113110*-41111111ER • riroislcz.
SiNc.lr toy talc, publishes _in the . e4ger, of
cm: wadi of_
.
W.
, ~ inv•runcr;
Il' () /it fli .S I Rd' P , . 1
IL,. of the perpertatere of this base deceMinn 1,4
liepo :tempted, and is now under bonds , awaiting tin
til forthrrame I and I now caution all permits rani
niso liege this opurierti emir& 'on. hand, that I will
prosecute all who violate my right in the owner.y
It 1...we1l for dealerf to know that li is Forgery to
SAYS,. article with It counter Asa 'immature ' equal to
aleolne With intent!to divot's,. of it.
•1
~1 Togur.rd the public hum ttnpostrian. I - lictebt in.
form thew eh= ..the connteirect label. parted on the
bottle soletrfning this 'mutton, medicine - la be,deel
0 . %V. W.Xlitik . e ttate Ur ..1. W. Beale's): infallible
W,vai Llesten„ihig Syrup." A.: - ., on which I, a forged
Signature of my name, a hleit Ihtnature, on a cloie
• esset t es th e s.ssio be futkuil IL lie-eludie. - pilbtrd sou
riot written ; whereas, my genuine signatnre, ate sit
..wratten with I pen, and not it ftc simile; the labtl
with this ttradlne lita.not been used by Me for aevei
-m y ea rs end ;gay %cher:4oi. healer Worm Drstrui
leg Syrup was, parttchlarly ordered, the thaw to
Which I purchrute44 047 . Purchase r. ' ea' - frinil
;led to examine wbat•tury - Lave on band ,obtaimil
'within a year past. and If foetal to have tit is coed
tcrltot label.4l Is a spurtuns crt!ele, and 10 return - 4t
:at-risr:e to Moss from , whom oblate:ed. and inli•rui Me'
by letter, orotherurnse; from I, Man obtained, andllt,
. dote of said purchase.
• The land on each bottle of my genuine Worm Syri
up,
,i, b'eaded simply." W.W. Clark's infollibt
%Vann tayrup, esp.," with a representation of ...arra .
', kinds of Worms Interim:Med anions the words in
l , ik
the to ading, with my written (not printed) - slynattfre
attached to each. hat to guaid the public from ipn
:i posit lUD In tame, I have procured, :It g teal expentlel
.A NEW LABEL-•A STEEL - ENCIts , INO, as iu
instable tvrapper of guy lafallible Worm tt'y f up, w hi - et,;
1
!..in Aunty, will be enveloped in 11443 new Wrappetk.
!aiso bearing my written eigniiture, and I would - urge
4 +m
:all purchasers of this atte to ask particularly fl
•thas with the new wrappers, and lake no other, an
yea will not be Imposed Upon; . . , t 4,.
. Diogglsts or Merchants who may have any y
A, 'rah nn band put up torn. old style, are reque. fed
to nform me, and I will have it • e_schanged for dm
with ;the new envelope.. i 1
.. p un .haserit , by, nb..P.rs . log the above .cnuilon, may
obtain „my Aennine " Infallible Worm Syrup," frion
the Mega Arista end Merchants generally:being (Mild
,fut to ot " . in that w ith the new tabel.or Di addrcpsing
'die
through the Post Office, directed Chestnut' tilt.
W est p elle t s ..lphia. . W. W; CLANK.
• or - T h . ei , awe Medicine is for salc; wholesale
'And - retatt, by the subscriber, Agent for Schuylkill
Comity. . - JOHN O. BitOWN.:Dmg.:l34.
II July 8, 18.54 ' -•- - ; Tf• tt i •
' -- MI - SCELLANy. ,O IJ&
GUANd! GIIANO!!:
90001'1" No. I CIO* EitN 9I EST PEIII. I vCAN
loaf roma SITEft, ptioppliA TI OF LIME.
I`o.l Tons MINERAL fillANCh
lbrsateby ALLEN 4,
.RI South Whaiirea,and 95 No nth Waivr
• First 'douse dbove Ctiestat-L Sr. P51134i.
hiae 21,1954 f. :16 Tin 1
OFFICE ---MARKET STgVET ,
• • •
. . , Patte r ifie, Pa. -
: May 20. 113.54' • ' . 1104 f I
• 'Weight ni Iffy Ma), 24 0171;
• •
FOR THE CURT or iteIINIA Olt
CKNOWLEDGEtt by tate histn-et medlralauttid
4 -1 1. idea of Philadelphia, incomparably superior to any
.11 ther_in use. Isuffeiera IN ill be gratified to learn that ,
the occaston now otferests pctoerute out only the 1441
Oat midmost fan. Mu no daraahr a Trois as any 'Molt
In lieu of the cumbrous and tintonaltirtable
Rtonally sold. There Is no dia.culty attending thq
uing, and when the.pod if locator, it will retain ft
lirosttidn w 'debut f lunge. 1
PCI*OO4 at, a distance, unable to cell no the sub
caber, eau have the Truss sent In any. address, by
otlniog FIVE . VOLL4IIII lot the tingle 'I ruse, of
MN for the double—so h measure round the 010 . 4
1 . 4 rid slating aide affected. It be elchatiged to
1 ',lt if not fitting, by returning It si once, onsoiled4
I
• tine ode - only by the Importer.
• fALEII If. NEEDLE:4,
• COI'. Twelfth &RUT etrects, rbi1a..e154114
Litt Ce. requiring tire benefit of 31EX11A144.
SUPrOßTA,nuttrig to derangement of the jyi
alfeal Organs, inducing Falling of the Womb, ViIC
I , itiroonery, Dyspeptic, Nervous and Spinal week
Hies. are tbfaraned that a competent and ea prrieneel
.AAT will be in attendance at the Ronnie. (eel apd .
libel/Idr mitture . tott,l NO: 111, Twelfth ' lit Un:t
1 . 1.e10w Mier. '
r.' June 24,1851 . ' fy
who were unhappy through tionble,
Inkrottune,dtaappointril hives and falae promtera,
been made happy by him. Ills medical
..wag neverknown to fail. Ile a married rntsW,'l
• man mitten the ladlia cntirnit
Jo the moat delicate rums with perfect rnnGdenre:..-
ll and single Males' ronfidential t•
for and adviser. li ,• StiOWit
THE 161KENERS• OF YOUR ruTr4F.
ArmstieNu r
MEE!
• ' GOOD rORTI.II4II, IVEALTII,
I rairthenre and Happiness, are within the reach a a I.
Those who had had bad luck. and found the tithte
they trued to gel forward the more things wsot
aestnst thew, consulted him ; their bad luck has left
them. and 'bevele now fortunate, rkb sad happyl. r
lir: has the Iteeret that stops the slander and envy; f
your enemies,
. -
= -.- • GENTLEMEN ! ' - 3
' Lock to i'imr interests Wore it Is ton late, Men Who
have been nrilbrtnnaie and unsuccessful lo life, and
in hoaluesi—men who have wonted hard:and strlig
'lled against 'adversity and misfortune Mr, reti!lr
Oft cd,thelr lives,and found the more they tiled Ito
. 114 fotivaid the more things went against them—these
• men tMveconsuited him for the 13 4 1 tbirty yeatzl '
Ail those who followed his advice are now rich til . l .
]intlpse ; vide tlio.e hiii,ded by pre;onlice•and lln E ,' -
;suer. neglected b p , mit tee, ate IMP
.laborltig against
sdvereity and ;inverts - . it : snows you the I .
iII:MARAS Or l'ovit rtnevam WWI
. ...
: sl: All luterviett, t u •• 'welly private and eoneden r
;Intl.. No. 1 rilloßtiE .mieet, second Mum, Noll
'; tide,above 4r Ur vit.iii Ss t I h,streel, Philadelphia.
July 11, tis:ei • . 17-ly
. .
. . . .
tsr or e People
REUEktt'B+4 Pubniii to the - people of tt4
L',linite.l Strip., a 51m.ier Enterprise, in con[
WWI lon with tne ethin.tiun .4 ;heir magnificent aid
tl===l
10063 Tickets only, aril each, will be 1.141, .
Each purchaser of a Ticker liar ailmission coh
peroms tome ExhitMlun, wlll be pro eared with!
' • O. N tiEffICO CERTIFICATE
Entitling thehoider to UNE fiLLISBE imps, fallostlh
100,000 farts •
L 14;j. 1.- - A lot of 19- aeres Of land, !grated in tile
Borough of eststauqua. Lehigh count g, Pa., adjolts
log the Lehigh Venal, and 111,1111111 SU mile* Pnliai
detphia. The tenpmveroente thereon are a large
three-story Flour and Gait MITI, Ban hull, two 40-
Cory Ilweiling 'Houser, Hay scales, Shod, aid 1141
other n eeeee ary 'outbuilding*. The 141 meditates
Saone Quarr ie., whleta will yield from 411000 toll
I . ['&r.wiS ; cgl'edat*' enlr g. ZlitiaidSocel:, Id the Detail
of t'atasaolua, Lehigh rotutty. Pa., eithate at able
corner ol Frontsod hate Streets. Toe lot cootallt
1501ect on Front C lift
areet. and feet on Race emit )
The latprocernents thereon area [kirk Tavern end
Store,btand, the building cantata., 40 feet ftont,42
feet deep, awl three %Wile! higb,and a thick Shed
40 by 39 feet, and all other
.neccesary outbuildings,
" which Ire valnerts3 W 4 )., I
No. 3.—laa lot 0( ground, located In the llorotlyh
of Cavia%lopia, Lerma' manly, Pa. , C.O fret iU froilt
and 200 feet an dpab—thereon to eriete,l a Lit h le
two-awry. *idea 'llea*, ettdert Is now occupied a'a •
I Lia i, ovf and llsoelling.Wbleh is rained ai 416000. :
. 4.-11 a lot of gloued, located In the borodigh.
t'atalauqua.Leblyi county, corner of Racer
and Canalattegiii:—lotao feet - Goat by %DO feel
depth, thereon ilk erected a large two-atory Stelae
Dwelling Bonne, which now occupied by ltalae
Valued at 16000. • I
,
No. 5 —ls n, tot of gronad;lorated in th e Barone'
of ra us-viva, Lehigh mint. Pa • CO feet ( Pat; On
rroaistreet, by 200 feet in depth; thereon le Oco.
red a large Iwo-um Bril . Dwelllng House, Enable.
and at 1110014
and all abet neeessasy ou buildrap, which ate Val
- • ;
Na. o.—le slot or ground' . located in the litoreagh g
or Eatasseena, Lehigh county, Pa.. CO feet (mei by
100 feet In depth', thereon Is erected a large IS story
Pram. I/welling:which is occupied by two finolills. I
Valued at gltOd. __ ......,
No 7.—. title pair of.lititth !Wks, Cartage Ai d
Oneness, widen ate valued at SWhO.
Na. B:—One pair batch Hordes, valued at PO.
No. 9 —One sines Horse, veined at 111:0. ~..,..'
5 Rosewood Plaaos, 1500 cacti. . *mu
40 Gehl Watches, kw - - - 000
31100 teethe. • 9 11000
1500 Gold Peoe • 1, ' 1.5CN1
500 Pens sad b "
Case 5 ."' 2.100
50.000 Engravings, at. 23 CO. `. -
41,9411Piecee Choke and Popular Marie, 25 1 1 2 1 4°
- • oenitteseb, on.liekt.
In fwd., to Insure an ouneerned a peeler-11y! retr
and satisfactory disposition of the above named (Ills,
Meows. Fredericka W. Co. PrnPose that the shareol.l
dere shall meet together on Tuesday. the let da y of
Sagest. 18$4. (or sooner. If-all the Octets are Id.
ti,
due notice of which will be gtvaa.) ett some suitable
pla c e hersifter to be detsignared e ind appoint a Vine
lei tree of Ave persOne, to receive the property. which
they may dispose of Wench meaner by lot on 9th
eV; Ise. as the shareholdera la general aseetlagrahall
tirect.tne Committee glslag goodand aulactent hands
if revaired by the Ware den for the falUrfelor
me
forttee of the dale/ 1151011 ad of them. I
1 *All ardente' Tickets by wattehould be ad wo
rd to PR/tonic/f! 4 Co.; cATASAUCIU'iII'E"
won tax, Pa.
If It should happen that aU the Tickets are! Sold.
When the order le zerehred.the mousy will be re.
tensed st our expense for postage. CottellPoll l lollll
will Pleinteattlte distinctly their names. reshlence,
Coned? and State, to present ertors..or, If ceiftent.
eat. eisetose ao ea - sabot/melt the direction on • It ;In
hale le width sock ticket u they sear order trUllie
reeed.
• C. tur
Any,petsoli Reading 00 will recur*, by. '
urn
mall, dove* delete.
Juuttl4 tei ' ' • , • 15-if
• •
HOTRT4B.
IRON, Sze
MEDICINAL.
FENCE' TB' SSZIS
GOOD ;MPS
THE LADIES.
EN.,.the celebrated Mtiologer of th e ,
1. his the Secret that guldra thr AO-
Mariage. and to•mahe the ?denied
fat- ( ftrift.
17;;==1
PuKAD'A., FRIDAY, 4 o'cLocit, P. M.
Wheat Flour, S 2 00—Rye do. $5 37fri
bbl, Corn Aleal, $3 50 (14).— Wheat, Red,
1 91), White, $2 05 —Thie, .$1 12 cis.—:
. r i an 73. Oats. ,7 cts,- pertushel:
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EXCITING WAR NEWS! t
Trirkis' h Defeat In Ttiousand
Killed "--Dattio on the Danube—.
2,500 Russians Killed"' •
INSVUNECTION IN SPAIN
Ij, Ira,!/.11” Ntderra—Drryocadatts to,Bth
TEE WAR.—The plan of the Campaign
and the movernents pfthe allied army. are
kept profoundly, secret.
The Austrians have entered Wallachia.
Respecting the Austrian occupation of Wal
lachia, all that is yet known is that on the
2(1 lust., seventeen steamers, with Austrian
troops on board, shipped down 'the Danube.
From the:Danube, accuuuts have been re-.
ceived of an important battle tough' on the
21st raid 22d or June. Tne - Turkish cum:
meaner ul Sillstria tell on the rear guard Cif
the Russian arrny, 25,000 strong, near •
tria, oti the 21st,' when a dealierate • battle
ensued, lasting two days. The Uuvalaus
lost 2,500 men but made good their retreat.
At the last accounts the Russia - its weer'
concentrating towards the rivers Scroll and
Froth. Apparently they mean to return al
so.
to Matschin, ltstcbka and Tultscua on the
'ight hand of the Danube. The cholera is .
reported to have broken out in the Russian
.garrison al Croostadt. Some cases have also
appeared to the British fleet.
ASIA.—On the 9,11 of Dna the Turks mtt
with a severe check in attempting to storm
two redaubta between Usurgrist sod Eutaw.
The Russians attacked them , in the flank,
and during the assault they Were detested.
with a loss of from 1,500 10'2,000 men killed.
Tue Turks also lost 13 cannons. 35 stand
ards, and their whole camp equipage was
captured. ' .
Badtasto.--Notbing important.done to
Parliament. The 4th was splendidly cele
brated by the American residents.—Kossuth
Redressed a large meeting at Glasgow, on Use
sth, when resolutions were adopted to pett
tion the crown in favor of an effort to re-es
tablish !Wand.
Atstnts..—Prince Gorischakoff(not the
General) >arrived at Vienna, uu the 4th of
July, the bearer of the official reply of the
Czar to Austria.- The precise teems el the
reply have hot trauspired, hot ilurtschakulf
is also the hearer of an autograph. tester trout
Nicholas to Austria ; the• tenor of which is
said to he that by evacuatiii. Wallachia,
leaving tree the Danube, the 6111' cunaiderr
that he satisfies all the reasunable demands
01 Austria. Moldavia is nut to be evacuated
as the occupa - nun of that Principality is ne•
cessary as a guaranty. for the conditions of
the future peace. '
Paussia.—Col. Manteuffel arrived at Ber
lin, on the rith of July. from St. Petersburg,
with the Czar's reply to Prussia. The
is courteous, and ewe's that the Crar coliseum
to resign the exclusive Protectorate over the
Greek Christians if the Turks accede to the
joint Protectorate of the Five Powers. lie
also says he will evacuate the Principalities
when the Western Powers evacuate Torkeyi...
but will retain the strong military position
in Moldavia, as a provisional security.
FROM THE BALTlC.—Homilitieseoutione.
and fighting is reported both in the Baltic
and theßiack;Scas. •
Sir Charle Napier's fleet was still lying in
line of battle before Cronsiadt up to June
29th. Shots had been — exchanged, but no
regular attack had then•commenced.
SPAIN.--A formidable wintery air:urn-own -
has broken, to enforce the immediate dismis.
sal of the Ministry and the Queen's favorites.
The Queen has thrown herself upon the pro
tection of the. troops still latiblul. An en
gagement took place betweeu the Royalists
and the rebels on the 30Al_tilt.—lie latter
numbered about 70,000; of what' 2,000 were
cavalry. Tile reports, ut dos t,.rttle or, cuu
tradiciory, hut the must authere acc'uunt
states that the insurgents cltargeii three times
unsucceusfully, and were at last lurccd to re
treat upuu Toledo, atter ghat luss. The
flaalisis would again attack Vol, when.
•tirexpeeted reinforcemeritsarrived from Sar
,k
:WU en d timer p.acea., •
Nh -grad is quiet, and nu general rising
tg
the Pro 1 "'"'"
suradered a all hinds that the in
/
It is " s formidable. told it dew ads upon
Cllffeetitgll .b e e •!he lusurgent4 or .he
accjdeut whe. Ittaut.
*hats are mum. •
awl ' s POLNOS.--
•
Kr Sudden' death., k dare since,
Christian Yothers, a cuizL " DoYieifowu
towobbip, was fouud m the woods near his
residedee, and was uuable to Liu bad
been lying out uver meta and War amt
dead. He lived but a shunt time alter befog
removed to the hoube. A "mineral" balite
was found near hins.l As it was empty, it
Could not hurt him.
,117CELLANEOUS.
Cra" During the month of April of this
year, 15,777,712 bushels of Indian cora were
imported into Eugland.
11:7. Milttary,organiza:ron.—lt is stated, by
a correspondent of the New York Sun, Met
the Irish military number. throughout the
United States, up to the present date, 50,000
armed and tromps.
ri Pear I fishing . —A party oLgeotlemen
Wilmiugtoe, - Delaware, visited Havre
de Grace; Md., a few days since, to sthneits
the operations of the diving tklli preparatory
to the formation of a company to engage in
the pearl &heir. Thirty.five thousand dol
lars were subscribed, which is to be increased
to filly thousand. , When organized. an ex.
pedition is to be gent in the coast of Meitcu,
.to commence operations.
a:7 s a me weeks since charges were pre-,
ferred against the Sistersol Charity, ipcum•
beDIS of the Mobile City Hospital. The
Governors made their Report on the charge
onthe - -20th nit., and found them guilty of
making the Hospital instrumental in the
p i:o[ watt in of Sectarian principles. Since,
then the Sisters have resigned their charge'
and their resignatloo has been accepted.
HEALTH
Q 7" The total number , of deaths from chat
ern atSt. Louis, for the week ending the 10th
instam, was 216:
rte' Which n the way to health, the UV
dro•path, the AIM-path, or the Honirce-paih
Where there are so many patio, it is hard to
know whwh to follow.
Ir 7 Di. Doremus, 'a chemist, is startling .
the New Yorkers with some dangers to their
health. He analyses the . soda water gather. -
ed frottrat large number of fountains, and
finds copper or lead, or both, in specimens
taken from Some of the largest dealers, at
this season, in the article. The result or
his investigations he publishes to the Ameri
can Medical Aonitily for July.
n" Fearful Marratity...-The Danville Re.
vier states that the dysentery his been pre
vailing to an alarming extent in the neigh
borhood of Leaksville, N. C.. within the past
few weeks. In one family three out of five
children died of it. In another its ravages
were more fatal still, sweeping off some ten
of its number in rapid succession. In Leal:s
ettle, a few Sabbaths ago, the cloth f0r . 25
shrdhds was sold in oue day. In the upper
edge of Pittsylvania, the country has been
scontged with this disease to an extent but
little inferior. •
POLITICAL
11:7 Ca. 1.110 •%1 Clay making stump
speeches through some LA the Western States
Cu slavery.
(E7' The ralley'Sprit, (Dem ) Says "the
Know Nothings' are everywhere denounced
by the Democracy, hence, it is not at all
•m
-probable that 1 1 11. ' Know N, , thicias,'.ip re
turn will denounce the 'Democracy.' "
- (i:7 l ' &I:fourth of .July celebration held
near lltlilton,Nfr. Charles A. Kurz, a Loco
fan. gave the following toast.
" Ron. James Pollock, our fellow-towns -
man, neighbor, gentleinan, patriot and states.
man—may be be the only man elected on
the Whig ticket at the coining fall election." .
117 Not a true 6111.—The grand jury' of
Pennsylvania base had a Bill (Bigler) Wore:
them for some time past, and alter mature
consideranon have determined to write ..ig
noramus" upon it, This is one of the o:d.
Latin law terms, and signifies "we know
nothing concernin the matter." The ae;
cured is therefore discharged.—Det. Co.
(Chester) Republican. .
V* A Post Office discontinued.—The Post
Office at South Thompson, Ohio, has been
discontirmed. The late Postmaster gives
the following explanation in a Jetter to the
Jelersonian Democrat:
"The Office has been discontinued (Or the
Taut of a Locofoco Nebraska-ite fur Post
master, and there is none in the proce,Deitbet
could they fled any in MCA parte' '
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