The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 05, 1854, Image 2

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Irmo STATE TICKET::
iOR . UOVERNOR
• t °,.. JAMES voLLocic, OF NOWIIiCIFOIRLANIVi'
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FOR CANAL COIYIMISSIONER : '
OgOHQS ',Awns. or , ALLEGnExv
FOR SUPRFM*,,,,_COJJ,ST:
1 DANIEL Mi. INT wit B t eo r itl oiToomrar. -.---
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'WILLIAM 81GLER,:.4: 9 14-learfield Coukt,ty.
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HENRY S. MOTT, fit Pike County. I:
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• ' -FOR surcE7 JUDGE : /..... '•
JEREMIAH S. BLACK. 7I f Somerset 'ounty.
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EORGE R. 'RIDDLE, or Atiegh!ny ..
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. BENJ. EUSII BRADFORD, of 131ver Cotinty
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CANAL COMMIS.9IO44Eni .
BLOOMP'LD.M. SPICER, (A I3uoU • Counly
JUDGE OF TUE SFPRISME..L'OORT,
THOMAS H. , BAIELP of Wwhingtok County
JOHN TeCKEE, Esq.
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• Tbli gentleman, as May, beL. generally
; known, in consequence of ceriatia . unfOri
ante hasiness connections;lhas , within a tew
'days past been , obliged to i lpuspeod payment.
This announcement has caused a general
pernimeniOf regret,' throughoui this region ;
and An another, place to to•day:s paper we
publ i sh certain resolutions of ,sympathy
adopted at a;tneeting of Coal Operatorsheld •
i in Pottsville, together with their urgent de
sire for his retention by the Board of Mau
-1
•, 1 age - rains President of the Reading Railio a d.,
) 1 k bare frequently had• occasion :to pavi
tribute to Mr:, Tucker's' official capabiliOi
and now take peculiar pleasure in reritelatite •
,otir high estimate of his management of the ,
Road. • . _ • j 1 :
fie ieerns singularly' fitted dor the post-'
(ion he ha. co long end scti ably occupied.—
Possessed naturally oi l the Most rllarreable
manners, of enlareed aneg...n4ally correct
hifithess views ; being -qrnarkallly quick . to
. a mpienend'the condition and urants•ti the
Trade,. and 'always reatly andl willing to
adapt the arrangements t 'the Road to its
necessities, he bits %you the respect, coith
detice and even affection of all "evintaged in
the business. Though ofteit_placed to delicate
situations by the pairlltig, interests of the
Trade and the inability of the Road, for
want of the necessary equipment, to accom
.
•,; monate all, be has genecalty managed to ex
' tricaie himself without offence,- and thus to
raise himself Stilt higher to the estimation
of all parties concerned. Indeed, invariant
cases of dispute between operators, partners
• in business, Ic., have frequently heetileft
voluntarily to his . abritriment; %via:ft the dif:
fictiliies were qiiirtilv settled to the ca n er
satisfaction of both sides.
The charge of partiality ava,.alrnost to
separable from his office..growitig out of the
-natural impossibility to please all 'mil, it
investigated, with • eases, 'it' sol,stantitied
j , would, we doubt not, in every iusittice,Aie
°failed for the geouralbenetif of the 00-iiirpny
'over which he presided, and nor to zrlliiv
any selfish, personal prefe,rences.' Ii is ;
inarkahle that those whu have, at different
been loudest in their complaints .gi
these supposed wrongs. well. the first and
foremost in the expression of their syinpa
thy in Mr. Tucker's present misfortunes:
• Moreover, our Coal men 'are bound to Mr.
Tucker by kiting tioc or grettirtut.k.-
in trouble; and for years' past it is. well
• known, the Trade has been more or less
ernbairretl, he never turned a 'deaf ear
to their reverses, but, like the good Sarnira-
• , tan, readily rendered material , aid Ind'
. - comfort:" when needed. Such generosity
should not go unretnemberrii or unrequited.
With this prevalent feeling, We meinlaqs ,
of the Trade dread acliange in the manage.
mein of the Road. ' Appreciating Mr. Tuck
er'i intimate and coniprolienqive luinwlvdtte
of itte Coal business, anc7 entertaining undi•
mininhell confidence in hisiowgrity,
superior ability in the ninuagenlent of the
. atisirs• ot ttie Company, they preter—infinfle
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,4 prefer Mr. Tucker, even in his presint
.ernbarrassruents, to any nrrtiresident ot title
Road. They believe that t•uch".l rhaiiize
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would he detiimental, nut only to' the Coal
businesn, both in the Alining iitsirartine4i
here and throughout its'i various branches
elsewhere, but . a6o .to the interests ot 4 .;the
-- Road. There is but one sentiment do 'ihat
subject among the Coal men of Schuy p ikill
flottaG.•• •
I As an evidence of the universal good Iraq
lug Mr. Tucker inspired in all with whorn
he was brought in contact, we understood
that all-the employees on the Road tendered.
malt, a month's wages to assist in relieving
his- present necessities. :t has b . cen sugges
ted that, it Mr. Tucker's' failure is as repre,-
seated, there would. be no impropriety in our
Coal men volunteering their servicei in some
similar tangible shape ; now, that they are
pn'osperoas and he is unfortunate, and _re
,memberiag his noble conduct whet theirle:
spective eireunastunees were reversed.
Mr. Tucker's misfortune; as we uuder..f .
sand it, is pgetiliarly hard to beat. At the
. head of a Co„ whose annual receipts are
reckoned by millions, it was natural Mr.
TuCker shquid cultivate: enlarged financial 4
• ideas ; but his failurC, it is said, did tint re
sult wholly from private spcculatioas. but
wati superinduced in a great measure by his
liberal encouragement of various pubic Ma.
provernents, tending eventually to enrich
the Reading Road.
Ills assets are jepresented to he IsTer
thin his ;•hut In the negotiations in
which he has been engaged, .01arge portion
of these assets have been hypothecated to
raise money, and have .thus passed beyond
• hit control, and are no longer available, in
an emergency like the present. ' hese't
eonsidered, together with the late mon ?
'trona frairds in the New York money mark :
• et, which have shaken the whole commer
cial community to its centre and involved
many innocent men tu ruin, reader his ease'
peculiarly unfortunate, and especially
shyldmmiseration and assistance par
' _titularly as his offi riur career, so fur as can
be ascertained. has survived this severe pr.
-deal imam. • His misfortune .e'ems to be en.
,
- 4trely of a prirute,„personai character; while
''t?e risks by 'which it was incurred were tit
., timately for the public good, and, the benefit
of the Company', whi4e head he:Was•
Plc gedd miptito has swept the -country- 7
thonsandi in ail' departments •Of trade and
business becatne its eager Votaries.' Those
.who followed this alluring . phantom, and'
sought to obtain a large share by extraordii
nary MMus, devoting all their enerfifO
OM purpose 0u1y,,, it is declared on high :nu
'thorny, must pay. thelrestalty. These lessons'
are severe; Int may Irequently exercise a,
salutaty influence on thote - who baie gone
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through the trying ordearmidthme out pure
toad unsullied .i 0 their,official capacity. Such
-men generally.lcam• wistlom:hy misiortune,
Wad therefore deservt hoc mot to : rfceiye
the\ Confidence and,tupo4l,t c, - IT:gt o cattutatird
,
• find PartiCula4:9l those .-whp hare - been
the rectpients of their generinit iradetffit.
ee.nt circumstances.'. '
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Ruh 1 Ittac; Ilittaiggrivated
Imurders in Nevi zY orlon! , tlay,last vrevic;.-
IRA all caused bi RUM: .. `
ME
lEMIE
This 'amnion appeared e: the Pkileelelphla
papers on Wednestbk The etowiroll Otte
of our columns prevents to from ' •
it this week. We will plate it _ .I.eseceed
next week if possible. Its,
care,irre
A tha:
great and is of a meet
character than any opinion avers proclaimed
from the Bench,—it is also far from'satisfac.
tory in its explanatioe of its former *pion:
30 which it was declared that the Liceesing
of a tavern did ant girl( the light - to - sell CM 1
Sunday. The opinion is simply this . : ,et is ,
only an nolidensed banal that can be indict.
id ea disorerly—and
. not one that .tslicen
sed.-if a - licensed house''sells on timidity the
remedyis under the act of 1794. (imposiagn
fiee_offe4,)which forbtes any woildlyemploy
,
Mnit, on that day—that a prosecution can
not 4 commenced under on. aceandlhe pen
ally enfoned under soother act: although
both acts have for their object the;puntste
meat of liquor.selleht ..for transgrentiog the
law. The Mistake which , the cpurts, the
lawyers and the people made in the Emmet
decision wee simply this—when the Court
stated in tfie - Omit case that the granting of
licenses Aid not ; confer the. right to sell on
Sunday, it meant to say, that it did not con
fer the right to sell, because the law of 1194
'prohibited it, and imposed a fine of $4 for so
defog. Now the Court says the License
confers the right to do certain' things on
Sunday, but prohibits liquor selling on that
day-.4ts operation' is therefore only suspen
ded on Sunday, as far as liquor selling es
concerned, because h is worldly employment:
Now we should like to know whethersns
pendiug a License for a day, is , net actually
abrogatiig it for . the time being—sea.
pending; 1 accoraiag to Webster, is debar
ringfroiii-aitioti orrighi; and 'if there Is no
right, the keeper (anther no license for that
time, and coesequently. lie is liable to be , in
dicted the same as a tippling-bootie keeper..
We cannot see one particle of difference be
tween this dicision, and the forinerone. All
Courts have' held thati licensed house can
be indicted if it is digpederly, and we would
`ask whether the assembling of persons, at a
tavern on'.Sunday,.for the express purpose
or violating the law. of "the land, does hot
constitute not'only a disordirly t i nose, but a
nuriance in the eye of the lave and of all
right thinking peilone:„.
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Bet it is not su mceplhis I npinion (which
contains a very sefete rebuke to Tavern
-Keepers who violate the lawi—suilecoaduct
oa their icier,. Judge
~ Woodward declares,
"wars the stamp of peculiar turpitude,"
and it will not help the liquor-allers uncle)
but It is the manoaTin which it was done.
There are circumstances connected with this
business which are calculated to crate sus-'
piston that there was coat/pion between the
tparties and members of thri Coon. 'A come
inunicennu was written for the . Pennsylva
nian, which tote editor says was received
•everal , weeks, ago, evidently bearing an of
ficial stamps stating what the decilion was
io.the •Omit case, sad wherein the people
,mirtinteetood it. Thtscommunication was
_.•ableg - fied on'tne - day of the decision: • Now
;4.rtek.auy candid man in , the ' community,
il, after the' universal approbation the
.opinion, in the. Omit case recelired from
the Courts; the lawyers and the people; any
liquor,-teller, violanng7tbe i law, would
have dared' to bring his case by Habeas Coe..
pus, before that court, unless he knew be
`towhead wh.t the opinion of 'the Supreme
Court would be, and, that he would be 'dis
charged. leader the circumstance!, no law
• yer 'would havepermitted his client; to do it,
because his, ca , :e would hive been damaged,
it, not countenanced by the Court. .Then the
ex pm te examination...4'nd the
,discharge of
the prisoner. on the •testirnoisy of a singls
wenees. wiliMut any punishment whatever
lor'a violation of the law—not even the
pen t aliv of the paltry tine of 94 inflicted.—
Oh 4 habeas citrpui the .Court are :bound to
inq l 're itilether the warrant of commitment
slats a 34 - Cleat C PROBABLE COMM to believe
t hat the person charged has tomnutled tht
Anci , stated: Here was a strong ; probe
cause, and the Court ought to have disre
garded it at once and let the trial take its
coursefs-il con vicied r u;tproper/y by the lower
Court, it was then the proper time for the
"...rpreme Coureto overrule it: NOl6justice
was done to the tights of Barr, to require
this iaterference 7 -he bad openly and un
blushingly violated the law, and if all . ' the
penalties in all the laws enacted against li•
quor.eelling, had been visited on , his head,
•he wouli not have received one-half the
punishment he deserved. . . .
' It is a lamentable fact, that these acts on '
the part of the Judiciary are rapidly destroy
ing confidence in , many 'of the Judges'on
the Ph•och. For some time past, many of
the hitleidirty partizan cases are either rerti
orartrd t0.,0r brought before that Court on
habeas corpus, oerthe ground that the partlee
"cannot ?tit - Ain-justice in the Criminal Courts.
: qt Pitilathlphia: yet these Colitis. by - .the
?impalal manner in which they administer
•justice,conunand the confidence of the law- .
loving and orderly citizens to an . unusual
degree. and strike terror to all
_evil-doers.— 1
1 It is, therefore, probably more the fear --af
rtrtire in Courts that administer the- laW
; -
without fear, favor or political affection, that_
Isrompts their removal. " ••
To.show that others entertain the sathe
'views : we do, we append the folloWing re
marks from the Philadelphia North Airier:-
can and United Slates qulte : .
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gI7NDIY
_LIQUOR TRAFFIC,.— We gite on
our first page the - decision of the , :Supreme
Cola, as pronounced by Mc. Justice Wood
'ward, in thecase of Barr..• It will be 'seen,
that it fully reaffirms the principle asserted
in the Commonwealth:vs. IDtnit, that a - tav z
ern-license does not adthinize the holder to I
sell liquor on Sunday'. In limiting the rem
edy for the offence, however, to the penal ,
ky rot •• -tons of the Act if : 1794, the Supreme
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Court have . not met the "-expectations which
their. former. opinion justly excited, nor, iii.,
r judgment, so coostrtied thy laws as most
actually to promote thepublic interests and '
,:. orals. It the license, as the Court hav%e
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eciarcil, is inoperative on Sunday, no re.
i tnerneet of legal distinctions can satisfy an
..firdivary.ninadAhat the ' gathering together
of idle and dissolute persons on that 'day,
with a view to an open violation et lavte
and under circumstancesAist tend tdirectlV
to a breach of the pikbliqyeace.rioes not in-,
calve, on the pariof,..therig•who promote
such assemblages on their PreMilless.l l ability ,
to indictment for keepi9g.ndisorileily howeei
We do not know anything of, the facts in thy,
particular ease of Barr ; biarvie do know that
the riot and tumult which spring from Stint ,
day drinking cannot be shielded by a tinecial
eaception.in their ."favor, without a violation
of the plainest ye newitors of 'common justice,
ere % though such a renal' may le" outhorita- .
tivel 4 declard in hinmenywith the provisions
',if common and statute law.
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:. We are nbitged to Mr. Justice Woodward '
ihr his admonition to the 'tavern keepers.—'
We dare'say, the latter will - complain,: that
his Honor travelled beyond the record, sod
iiAsist that the samerigid rule ofconstraction•
kv \ tizch compelled him to coofioe the penalty
' of Snottily deseeratioo to a fine of $4, should
have`prevented him from any comment not
strictly growing ott f the case before him ;
lint the community t large, while theytwill
la rn en t , that the Con 'could' net, coosistin tI y
wilt their views of a ly, sustain the ene t .
getic: measures of May Conrad, will rejoice
t h at one ot the -Judges, at least, has so for
.eibly stigmatized an odious and demoralizing
traffr:.
co- HORS DECEPTION AND 111MBLIG.—The
Rum nod Catholic organ of .this Borong4,
calls thy attention of the bums? and made*
to a statement from the Blue Book of 11ML :
*bowing that there late: not% manf fOraigii
9.dopted citizens employed under thi freitentl
National Administration, is the . .Depart.
menu; at WashipigtoVi. giving the nenziber .
, Atnerionts as , •-.. : .v 1220 •
Adoptid t.•.:....i _-:,', 1, 1 1 of 4,1104 ~ ,
, Thts'Ad:Courricis only-in. theiDeparunerts
wt Weshiumno. .
Now look it the ostaility
of this putdreatmassr.---Thistalswanolc was
published at ths;:comotedeedrottfofTieteeli
Administration in the Spring, at 119A2, -and
of course given Ilse bst of, thoseA offsiii!
tile; Departments 'iit - ArissdrpOpi i . at ,a
Pierce Matirdcd 'the ,Gliv'ettipet..l - 4 - 4 1 ,1 1
yoj e (66 iiiini'then;lt jii , ,
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atfe *hat heditt optititerPeti.;*
tfir sitinsbei ritryit - aiStir akthat i%, j ''
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lade ihoir**4: the boa Tod th •tea " tritiod tad viitiraua 'eitimoi
of
all closes bowed their heads with sha, me,
and mortification at aft ieiali;
however, to - the firmness, Sind energy af
Judge Conrad—he called his Police ; togeitter
fastßitardaj, and timid ea - address irertirhich
he took the ground that the Supreme Cnurl
having heretofore declared that the granting ty
'litres? dic p g t lv e rn'ke4Pe! ii ; r 9r At i
is _WI - 01,,sim'day,--enil 'as the hearing. of
Barr had been ex parte, the Commonwealth's
Counsel not having been present at the hear
ing, he was determiner" to enfoie.e ; they inws
as usaaf, against all who violated them, Until
the opiotoi-was'auflurrilatirely proclemed
by the Supreme Bench reversing theii
mer decisipti. He also dry.lared that he was
_determiaed to bring Oveticiaw of the. State
into requiiiitioo to suppredi the
.Liquor
iraf
fe on the Sabbath, and 4dereti the police
'officers to continue to report every ( violation
and be would bind the pa rr over to appear
at Court and answer as usual. ,/lrhis bold
ground checked the traffic, and none ot,
the more, respectable landlortia;operted on
that day; thus showing, as the Rren„ . ing Dot.
leetrt rernatirs,.that the Tavern - keepers paid
more deference to public• opinion ad a rOet..
er conservators of the Morals of. the pOple,
than the Supreme Court. ' •
•
District Attorney Wm. B. Reed,. of Phila.
•delphia, has also- addressee a letter to the
Mayor, sustaining his course in the position
he has taken, as follows
Dear Sir:—lsis proper, since the alleged
decision of the Supreme Court, id the case
of Daniel Barr, that I should communicate
to you, officially the.view I have of , the ire:
meaning cases of Sunday tippling, and diior,
derly houses, heard before you. It it my
wish,that all the lemma should he made to
tins office without reference:to the action of
>the Supreme Court .in Barr's case s nOt. of
course with any idea of evading the fall force
of that decision, whatever it as, but' that the
Grand Jory may inquire into the circum
stances f. each ease and decide how fir, io
very familiar terms, +be charge of disorderly
house, or Ditionee, is sustained. Until the
promised opifiion of t he Supreme Court shall
be published, we have no means 'of ascer
taining the extent or finiitatimi of the doc
trine it asserts. It now is, the Supreme
Court on on ex parse-hearing, and: , after: the
examination of a Comrounwealth witness, I
presume by the defendant's counsel, decided
that Denier Barr should btdiscbarged. They
further decided, as I infer, that the mere
sale of a glass of liquor, ss an item of worldly
business On Sunday, without a crowd of ems
' tamers and disiirder, couldnot be prosecuted
by indictment, -
But they did not decide. and I earnestly
trust they never will, that the open and scan
dalous sale ofintoxicating liquors, on a day
consecrated be law to rest and decorum, is
not an indictable misdemeanor. :The open
ing of a liquor stand or bar, or tavern, with,
its appendage of idlers and tipplers, annoy
tog anti scandalizing the quiet citizens who
pass and repass to placetot worship, is yet,
the mointaining of a nuisance, and
bench indictable in Pennsylvanii. A strict
et rule as to order and disosilt4' applies to
Sunday than to other days. •
' That which:would constitute no percepti
ble disorder on days and at hours when the
•bnsy world is active, might becbnie mist of
fensive when business is suspendedi and
there is positive and relative imttqudits.—
Such, in a large majority ofeases, art Su
nday 'taverns.' Such probably are many of
those heard before you and whichl feel it
my duty to investigate thoroughly. Surely
the Supreme Court do not mean to ektend
protection to such places of infamous resort:
I think it-my duty to make this comMuni
cation at once to you, and to the other Mag-
istrates, in order to define my; own views,
es the officer of the Commonwealth, oh the
subject, and to prevent, it poSsible, The action
of the Supreme Court , being Understood as
affording immunity to this sort - of prevalent
and most pernicious crime Each easgrhust
be decided on its own merits. • T requeSt-you
therefore to . returit all the easesl]heard before
von, except , that Of Daniel Barr: and in his
case should he ventnre to keep his tavern or
drinking house open to the scandal of the qui
et citizens of the et f, and to tring there , or
to its -neighborhoo any collection of, idle ,
'puling persons, advise that 'he should be
made responsible (an a new biading over for
such conduct. 1 • e'
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I believe my views are distinctly mated,
and have the hopor tb tie, very, respeetfully,
yours, - , wu.r.tarl B. RErn.
To du Rm. L I% Conrad, Mayor.
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TAKING THE BEARINGS. t
The Phtlidelplika.;;;Vurs reckons up thi , sup.
port of:fudge Pot fork from various soprees,
as follows. It will•he observed the ;Knott?.
Isiothiturs are set dittiyo its -the list as mire.—
,N r e don't know atr,lhing about!it, but Writ:
LACE is as likely Di he posted,: as anybody
•
else in the State •
We bare now the data for our culculalianS, as to
the result of the penawg gubernatorial eleclion.—.t
Mr. Pott.ocx will reikeive the. entire' Whig vote,
the entire .anti-Nebiaska vote, the' entire ,4now-
Nothing vote, the etitire Temperaiim vote, 'and 'a
portion of the Ainettcait vote. Pennsylvania hat ,
been a very close State for the last fourteen ..years,
whenever her full vole was out. Two Presidents,
one Governor, one Supreme Judge, and ate! Canal
Cbmintssioner havcbeen elected .hy the Whigs,
anti the Democratic majority . which Jibtsos
achieved of over p,OOO, has winilled down to
:rum 3-to 7000. • Now if the Kno*-Nothing; influ
ence is half as givat as iris repreaented ; tiles we
firmly believe. nine-tenths of our =voters' ire op:
po;edtbe It bill ; it our hee l . iitizens
regard'Ternperanee reform as a question'sif para
mount importance to any issue of were party pol
icy ; and tf;as we shrewdly. suipetet, no insignifi
cant portion of the Democratic party are heartily
tired of the influences which surround , Get. BM'
Lea, and through him the federal Executive, What
is to prevent Mr. Pollock from receiving a large
majority next October? From the various tnter ;
eats which are thus decidedly oppbsed to the re
election of Gov. Brazes, there will :be mune kw.
engaged in the manufacture and *ale of liquor,
and here and there-'au alien voter, who dbee not
see that his libentes are sates tinder conservative
American rule, than the corrupting influences of
foreign ignorance and licentiousness, who will corn.
-mu the great mistake to voting against Mr. Pot,
Coca, but tar every defection of this kind
.he will
receive SOCC.itiodi fifty fold, from- tho,e who for
.years past have blindlryoted the Democratie ticket,
that "fitikblesa phantom" which has lured them to
the doom of the most abject political slavery. Un
tler All these circumstances, we do.noi wonder that
the partizans of Gov. BIGLSE are alarined, and
that Potx.oct stock stands high in the Mitt:o.-
11e late incastnots decision of the Supreme Court,
entirely reversing its tomer decisiim upon the le
gality of brensed tavern-keepers selling liquor en
the cabbath, appals the entire comMunity, and will
swell the anti- Bigler vete by thotisands..The-veo—
manry of Pennsylvania wlllnot sacri fi ce the chance
to obtain honest legislation upon this q neSuou of
moral rctoim by voting for a man who hay; deegacil
and:traded direct replies to the questions clopoun•
dedro bins by the friends of Prohibition.
. • 1
117" WHO ARE SIM SELFI S H BIGOTS
We eopy on the first page a capital article
fron"i•the Philadelphia Ledger; on the, anYer•
eign power ol the people—showing .hat in
a Republican government like oursi . ihe peo
ple are the supreme poWerrof the eiste, or
country, and can pays whateVe.r lawa they,
that is The • majority; please This' is the
true democratic doctrine: and althouith it is
.seld'ara denied iii the abstraet,' very few un
derstand it BSA* Ledge' writer applies and
exemplifies ii, t But he is zorrect to' r the vet)
lento« , i.
_
lioW,We want to know of 'dime Who - call
the leading Reform advocates of the dl4.
"bigota," "fanatics," "despots!' end pH that
—who nre-the real ingots and deqPtits If
laws exist by the authority of the runnel:Mo.
jority. through whose agency they Wire
originally-passed. say for the istlppre.sion of
drunkenness or
,the observance' ;of Abe ,Sab
bath. who tsthe loyal citizen=-he that. de:
trounces them as tyrannical and Opposes thel
enforcement, or he• that' sdioemes
gitimate Stain:tent?
the laws arelWrong A lit th n be;thantml:
bit; winip they roman cost*rettatuabool!rnii
they are to be takers• as ibe41114,1 ma'
jority, and it to dtitf i iireviiii'gOor anc
1 0 01,,,0rt : of 4 4P WlTlPmmlnt , t ) Peeto
their Eteculiaal, and that man, who
opppet, tihem, is o' selfisht its nted
ilx• the fullest tepee of the *ebb:, apd
.4 . 4tied.iitit4 to blt !''
4 ,Foi,,by;i:tit
PrOtenan‘td,
iesm i wledee, the mejonry sha I stile. TO
majority,mthe - htws „ ?rthef:
tad fthiMiAtep
11 11 . hi! ill! itaiiiPritfieght yetsisaiits
,
t.teetelteiSidiali be aeamisnedito:Oetse teem
and hisimainnitotv,
b+, 70r01--kntiilig• err, •
ii,,OffilMigirsimmirnau4 , l434 ,
vrinsiamititlaill*atedigibilmr , tat l / 4 41
iiiirWAVlAll4olPii.6l l 4 7 okatoiitheill
:77
- °t . • ,
41103111048-
14 1 1k 11 4 *O4 / **7411.-31 Days.
tl;: 4 ,"1 I s . TirML .I ,l l*l7lcas. FRI. SAT.
-1 3 " 10 1112 '
301111'.5.01 5 ' .02 5.03 5.04 5.01 5.06 5.07
s" Ws 7.10 7.119 707 7.06 7.03 7.04 7:02
‘114,N0 , tit 1.1. 4116 (1 4 19 6.47 1413 got
1 41 *Dail -- W,* 1 3 1, ,
&sunra ) July nearlyal! day. sun
ma a fit& walla ii.thafamaa... , ;':
Smudgy. 3014.:«-CJear. 00011w 1 4 Selma
Mobeay. 51at:.—Wartaaz t.--
Wm*" atutemaafaas sad damp.
Tql!da,;_Alft , ist 1
. 0 - - ongesry!i,r4 44 , pr,
stalkor, *fitcom t , ,514 41r1111fill, Taale
School Coavealloo -
WM . /meter. 24tetili 'yen' lwarin• •A 41 w droia
of rain at 2 o'airir ! POdiireiT cold. •
Thursday, 3.l.—§tirt ararns, but pleasant:
Friday, dtk:---plight shower eartk. Damp and
cloudy &Davie. :Am, out; with imsh hieeze
ifiernooo: , • • ' ' •'" •
& The Balloon.—Mr. Pasey's ' 4 ! aerial
night," prommai tor kit gaturday, d,d uric come
ofT;lie'said, for pint of gas ; othms maid, becMuse .
the " - let
becoold not "ratio was a come, e
failure ands ' &mat dititppointment-,--the fovio
wee flooded •witb anxious l'ilutorp., •
Crßeer House Casese=Fratlk BieFadifen,
Dennis Gildy sno Martin Lynch, Beer shop keep
er* in Port Carbon, mere brought before
Bull, Esq., on Monday last, for selllng liquor on
Sunday, and each fined 54 vend. also bound ever
fOr trial at the. nest Court, for 'soiling Virithr'"
liquors by less a:lessor, than a quart.' ; ,
arState Teachers' Assoaattem—Seion.i
Sean-Annusi liferting.—The following ars the .
prowed digs, as Teel'lly reported and published in
Extra Daily' issues of the Miners' .rourna.(,ttpe
firsi dates] Aug. ?!.
Muumuu Sittstou —This body assembled at the
Court HOUR! la thla place, yesterday at 10 o'clock.
Upwafds of ;fifty.' members, ladies and gemletrien,.
were present, besides some•iew ViPtters.
Prrstdent, Prttf.' 121 MKS TllOl%OOll, Of !ins
burg, M the ;obeli; Jso. Joyce of Philadorphut,
and A. K. Bito+se, flew - York. city (formerly of
'Schuylkill) Secretaries.
a:Kle Session was opened . with, the . reading of a
portion of Seripinie Intl with prayei, by tke
Jos. McCool, of Pottss:il.le.
The calling of the Roll was temporni 3 Ok dirF
ponied with, on ileron* of the absence of many
members expected to *rev° during the dey! •The
minutes of the Jail meeting (at. Lianeaster pity)
w?re read.
'J. P. Shermati 3 Of Pottsville, wacchocen to sup-
ply the. place of Jhi absent: Treasurer.
Henry Ir. Diffenbacb, EN., Deputy State School
Superintendent, was, on motion, admitted to a seat
in tee Convention... ' •
•
New memhera were invited to sign the
tntion.•
The husinewi hours of. the. Convention ;were
fisea at from 9.; A.:M. to 12; froin 2 to ri P. M.; .
tind.frorti 7* to 10 in the et-ening. . ').; --,v
Infite *blend:cot* further regular businesThos.
11.. Burrowes , - of Lancaster, eiplainedt heobject
end proceedings of the late meeting of County
Superintendents, at Harrisburg; and highly compli
metited the opeiation of the appointment of County
Sypoinrendeint in Lancaster county. -
Mr. Ingrain, 'Superintendent of Dauphin, was
called on, hut bad little or nothing of the effects of
his official labors us yet to report. , . .
Mr...Simnel/in, Superintendent of Somerset;gave
an minting,' though not very ilatteiing account of
the educationarinierests of his county. _
A/11111(00X: g stns — den Jones , of Norrie.
town, was appointed Secretary is puce of 31r.
•
Joyce, absent.:
. .
The President delivered an inaugural Adtireas on
the Philoaophy of Edycatton. . it. with no ord-
nary production; but, while abounding in (dewy
beam y, was strong in orpiment, itmettvally perti.
out to ttle nun:teats of Education. , • .
Reports cil Committees now in order. No. 1,
by r .L H. Brown of Philadelphia, on Vocal Iltuatc
sit 5,40015. The Committee took 'strong ground
in the affirmative. • . -
Prof. Stoddird, 'of Wayne, in reply to sevail
questions, gave Many excellent reasons : in support
of the- Committe's recommendation. Ito 'Mr.
Angeles of Pottsville, n,lso spoke; , highly in its fa
vor, adducing'', his knowledge otitis operation of
the system in . : GernianY, 'in corboration. Mr.
Row, Of Lancaster, followed with his experience
as entirely coirtaing wittithe Committee's views.
'No. 2.—Covqinfrory 4ittendanti:ai Srimotr, , by
Davis, - of Lanenster. • The Report , took
strong and unequivocal ground in the affirmative:
EvEnteta. Sisstots.—The tint t),nlineiks in ,order
was the discuiston of the Report read at the clese
of the last resiiiit. It gave rise to a spirited
bate. - •
Mr. Travis, f. Delaware, concurred in thegen
eral of the Committee, but thougbt
it; application to our School system, at present;"a
questiou• of doubtful policy. He disapproved M.
extreme measures of compulsion and rattier (a•
vored the Untitevemeat of .and Teacher,,
as the Wiarlt tad surest means of securing a pane !
tual attendibace of pupils.
Sztmeider, of Pottsville; favored compulso
ry attendances'
. The whole School sistemwasone
of legal compulekna, and 6ence 'this stioutd I be oo
exception. Irregular attendaucia' was a iineial
con4ilaint on the part of teachers.
Mr. Wrighti of Philadelphia; thought the fwbocil
system had acaomplished a great deal withont this
additional regulation. . .
Rev. Mr. Angelo, of Pottsville, explained the
practice in the Berman and other European Reboots.
Experience there clearly commended the plan, and
he accordinglY, argued strongly in favor of imadop
tion in this country. , ,
Mr. Davis, Chairman of the Cornmillee, offered
a resolution , 10 an appendix- , to the Report—to the
effect`that the:Convention 'commend' the subject to
the attention co the friendi of education throughout
the State, with rho view of influencing Legislative
act ion in its favor.
• Prof. Richardson resolved the subject into two
iiinciples—trted and expediency. He contended
for the iorineqbut questioned the polieyof itsadop.
onAt preroM . ..
Mr. 13errnan, of Pottsville, cited the experience
of ttcptctias commendatory of the plan. Itc oleo
real a favorable extract from a report on its: open.
tiotis . in Swtit#tland; end loltowed it with strong
affirmative larguments.
• Mr. Kessler of Allentown, a Swiss by birth, ex
plainettlioite Mat the plan was only adopted in his
native land after the subject hail been long in ova
tion and wits thoroughly understood by the people.
lie thought it;eight, but as vet inexpedient hi ibis
country.
The furtner diwussion of the subject wet post.
ported tel this:morning. -
Report, Ti;ci. 3.—The Co,fdurstion. of tAi.Scros,
by Mr. Wickersbain, of Lancaster. This was an
eloquent, couiPlete and powerful report in the el.
fumstive. 1
Prof. Stpddard followed with some beautifully
expressed upProludory remarks. 1 1 4
Mr. Itrewii, of I Phitadelphift, fppo4ed the r ec..
ommendatinna of the P /au t.
Mr. Wright offered a resoluttoci'Mat the :Report
be accepted, and that the Asiotistion approve of
its *.stotunehta.. The hour of adjournment rip
o'clock), haiing arrived , the resolution was laid
over for further discusaion.• '
Rey. btf. fiectd, ol 'Reeding, chsed the .jay's
proceeding* with prayer.
• The werlhe throughout the day was oppreee
(lively hot: • •
Ll* 'NEMESIS 1R Alizsmwricel'
Gentleses4: ; '
Prof' Us. Thonmson -Pittsburgh ; J. H: ' , Brown -
-r.Pldlisdelptthq •Johtt' inVec-44ntadephiii; *Asa
Jonee--Norristown ; A. K. Browne-Nevi York;
Eger Lemborne-x:Lancir•teg ;, lion. Thos. H. Bur•
rowes-r-Lgneaster • A. Wright, A. Id.-
Pbitadamnie W. V.Davi.u-•lxancaster ; P. W.'
Gengembrn-Oirard College ; A. E. Evxter
rtsburgh ; P. Shermen-xPonaville; *hoes.
der - rmttige; L- A "Snie-PoUstrille; He« ,
ler-Allen ; L. H. Gauxe-Norristowir Prof.
F. Stoddatd-Wayne; W. 11. BarnesPbila. ;
A. Fleyo-lPriltsville ; E. E. Carney-010; Wm.
Travw-;-Delawate D. Ingram-Hirrtsbnm ;
Wm. H. Johnson-Philadelphia; Wm. E. Porter
-Schuvklfsili ; Amu* Row-lAucaster; Samuel
G. Thompson-Westmoreland P I,x. Veetier+-
Germantown; J. P. Wicker:4m tri- , -T.atticiiiner,,. A.
Gow-ylaxhingnm: J.S. Polxifer-Ortitigxbnrg; ,
Jas. G. lignswelt-aPhittuielphiat. latrine Warner-
New. York ; ft,, tx. Jarloon-Schuytkill; Prot.V.,
Iltebard 9 oP'*.Suolueltarum J. la .f.Wattain-New
= •
Ladies : , • , •
Min 414na,.1. Lewin—Pottsvillet;:Mkte.iArtrlire
Wolcott—Pitisvillo; •Mlmbarall4.o4l--Porte
i;ille; Who . E1;0012 B. Slrettell — Pottrivl Bari.
•
C. A. Reisavi—Ltuarager • absi, Nrstra' ain—
/..ruteasiir;• Delia White -Lbeneareerl
tEroritorg Swine—N. York ; Milo MIN! NkCOON 4 .
POILIVOir-144i4 WhitlOA - rLiMbittl: M. 4044
York. t • r' I °
ism
(5,fq144.PAV—•401.400. B itS2 lo : l 9biou
PPSI4.
..tkrgh TeiklisC'lerfjoes 6y J. H. Brown,
i[P 4 41 1 00 1 1 1 411 14 r.;
; .I,l4iontosM4pormied-sad eloped. ;
The discussion on the Report-on tionipaispri
4g o o 4l4 l4llloPotkome 4 arum;
nd ocnopisstianscotitite missing:
pref., Otengetebre,opeesd the - debate-with: some
pertinent asOteentai thews both froitt , ektetitatee
sail reason, an hew of the ioutpaliaitv aietenC
Mss 0114111;ef Notiitiowtf, Waisted that tbiletill•
.dew, teo,fisid *4IW :bat even pireefs4otdd‘
abridge ordeitit , Tbey'hittl find right hibi .
ted. Hence the peewee*? the lite vail l ui Eat •
the velnierwlertithis; But he
t s botelbt the adopt Oa of the slateet-:ge,a+ i .tei ;
iaVif okiut4tie &Ws nutcled rut iIIrOTC•
meat nest.
•,,Pir...sonoldu et Pottsvalti met atteA iibieajon
S iliationdialfir mobile miiied. 'Hi wisrwkvi
dedb' *Arai otitis Comodukes.;
Idasealiiiidtidalkso t Magic -ass
lidopiteet titateittiaitiobrile the 46604
Ineeeethelitateieta thlithill*Kid4:Jitattei4l
Itaht, tdi O rdt4a c l i hible*Ositr piths } Litt`
eteatteald
'knit tettriffaitiebiecii,/#,U Atiii 141110
Pt T - 411 EIJF
M.
El
ichools or
.2 1*03 1 4
4 0 4 6 4t0r ; . .
of Mr. Dart i' ; '• . .
: :
;
......ltarohrel, Thi tqbelbwociatiou 'ilwitsider'llar
subject of t ialteport a question of rest delitacy;
gad „while- Iseaat peasant. are not prepared .to.'ex.'
press'a decallell opmion uport, it, we would urge"
upon on di n giest. impottanca of the punctiad . it'
tetldificr ol 9 the children at the &boob , . and she
Tg en s D eiSfftfAi ohki4 led Metz iti• araimidiat
this'deiiiiible tf'sult. - i
This teas' ~ ed to by !eyelet, : becattarf4llsi
ixied 19(;; 46:410 =- aid ...wail finally ! taio.oo the
table:
The "' a Ariotion We; then Imende4 (s la
simply to troiinnand theiwbject to the artion
ci the friends tix gametic:a throwftioni the pate),
and adopted : -1 1 ..t•
The Relei§ti the Co-education of the... Sexes
was taken jl gad discusied, `
with' rekience to Dr.
Wrightesittii l f u n resointion, to the time 'of ad. '4
kagaignag4ians..dow and Game in the affir- .
citenciil v. Mr. Acicle, prof. Gengejabre'
l a
laid*ifii fla jPbilada.) opposing it. •
\rilf.i: J 4' - t *lnes resigno on as Seereffiev Was
. . ~. ,
Jeaderallr' '..., 4
-rt. joufned. i
rrattmloOgsstom.—The Co attincation of sex-
/.-..
e , 1111 1
. yi. • ,
Mr. Lal4, diurnal*, 2 insialed on the same
course of tikl.training, tor the mental develop.
Jun i of IX , h s ti e s. : • . . :
Mr. Viri ketpism, Chairman of ihe : CoMmittee
on Report ,wtir disc-Raab:in, rase to defend himself
Dom :cent a •tku ... S Z' ,' I rsonal insinuations.—
lie p ?Warm! A • fend the sentiments of
the Repot , and cal .7-,„ ...;statistica and 'facia to
disprove t . ie.:•eor. . '''..s. -.. '
Mr. Brl:iwkireen, . listed -
lions. •-I ' '-r.-
Rev. MI
kind' in t
hence ed
On mot,
o'clock -1
Mr. P.,
he Scrip:
to be aloy_.
~..
. Mr. Bicioved , to strike but of Dr. Wright's
resolution ail liter the word "accepted." *
After sonsd;iliscussion, the vote was taken—the
ayesandlatty4eing•catled Maine's ineluded), when
the amesidarat woe 1051—,7 yeas to 29 nays. '
• The 46'6114 now necurru,g on the original rest).
lut 11,14 we* parried. ~
Ile rt_NO.l—Cocspasition and Derlaimstroa,
by Mr. amlio; me of Lancaster. i :
Mr. 1 rowtfist - oved that the Repoli, to accepted,
and its ntiments approved.
Anw,eiatice.adjourned. ,-
- .1 c.
Evm inn kissms.—The first business . consid•
ered . :was' to ;1 the time for • the sin* 'cite wk.
joUrn. cnt. 011ie Aseaciation. Tea o'cloCk this
(Th ay) eiening waaageeed upon. .
1
Sec etitry o,.rowne's rent,ination was acceptor, to
take e ect ai:tite kat adjournpent.
.. ,
Mr. BroviOs late resolution, relatini,:to Mr.
Lanmei'. yt n ‘q, after some, desultory:, discus.
slob,
e.)-
'as,ritlidca wn.
N .
1.1; %%
s'ialirt on the Pair, Present aszt•Paturn
of th r Tatzthir of Poutsylvanyt, by lion . Thos.
11. Burrowek:-an able,and comprehensive produc
t tion,relaiing M the earliest history ot teaching in the
State. and th idawaing prospecia of the pr of es si o n.
:1 ,.
Before ifise=ussion was opened, Mr. Barrowes
requCatedilial no motion be made to the a ff ect" of
"adopting tffe. sentiments of the Report"—be
7
thought that a dangerous ptecedent.
. .
Rdpicirt, oiOnotion r eccepted , „
Rematks' Were made on the Report end' variclus
educational fripien it suggested, by Meirsi:Tirmis.
Schneider sitil Laughlin.,
Re, Mr. trod,Conety Superinteadeat 413 e rki,
briar'' , calleiD,on, 604 un ' interesting no:count of
School matters in diTererit German distriois of the
State,; ,;• Ve . . , ,
anti !tan of tin e eisuestional aims and pros
pectsi in his civil Connly. N .. .', ,
'Prof Riclqrdson tad.: it few /emeriti; on the
low rlarteeof Tea hers,. especially u iSusque
hann County, an lending to prevent thriff making
a permatienqrofession of- Me business.
Futtlier (14"Ctission of the subject was postponed:
till toLslay. ''... '.
Mrs A. K.o'llrowne delivered Report i s
io. , '
I
the .11,fluesci! of , lirstals Teachers; arnieli, a
motion, wen4ecepted. ~ . ~ ._ w
Iklensrs. D4in, Trevia sad Grow ialled 'att e r ion
• I
to prop(' esredilt Educational JOllllllll3, parti daily
the Psnna.:47-eheral Journal, and warmtV , remain
-1 - •
mended theil<luipport. r ~ '
Thu exereises -of 'the ility were clniiel will.
praye i rby *. Mr. Goal: -•• • F . . .
Th 4 attenlince of spectators was ' tniiiih larger
throughout ‘ tVe - dey than yri: Tuesday.. - -
Ji t iDDITI:,aAi. htsm ER4 IN AriENßakii.
auediren :1-1,...4 ' • •
P . 21 W. ' isimith, uY,liiii ; James ''Nowlin,
i e ll
Schuylkill; jag. D. Challen Jr.,. Soinert ; Jno.
F.. Eficinartil Somerset ; Charles Twining, Lan.'
caster t .B..Fienk lbach, Lancaster ; Ai 'R. Fink,'
soiceriet ;.thiiip Crewmen, Frankford ; Henry'
A. Shinnler; Rehuylkill ; David German, Pottsville;
Pliny Porter; Schnylkilillityen ; J. K. krewaon,
co. SOprrintendent of Schirylkel : David' Laugh ;
lin, Pc t Royal, Pa.; Wm; 1. Siegfried , Pottsville;
't
Jno. lent.- r., Philads ;' W-! B. Frew : Piit , "
laugh ;, Rev Wm. A. Good, Belts; Dr, Calvin
Cntter,l lttasiii-
Lales ;----::',',
- .
• Mi , s , Sars,ll-A.lleCool, Dottsville; Misii Mal t ase
Smith,lMinet;yl7le ; Miss Rebecca Sorheii Minern
mile ; Miss'ildargarafta Markee, Laneanaer ; L.
Viola i iller.7* - Lanessier; MiPiE. A. Bohlei,Schnyl
kill'liti •en ;Rmrns Grace, Philadelphia; Miss Car
oline G. ltalitoscin,..Schuylkill Davao ; .tissi Re
lit
clic( -D. Milt - ninon, Schuyillill Haven; Annie D.
Raireoraw; baricaster ; Ann M. Witmaa; Laneria: ;
ter; Ilakdset.D. Grhicom, Reading.
Sonic mernhers ore included in ibis lint who
were preserigon Tuesility,'but whose names were;
not regillarly,iregistered with the Secretaries. • i
[A c i ntranseation signed "A FEMALE: TEACH.,
art," s httibled ue yeAeollay, complaining ot the
injiy-tic doo the lady-menibeis by preveating their
partieipistion,M the public debates of tlie-:Associa
tion, parlient'arly on the Co•education of the sexes;
lan on or i pqmix, we learn that the Association reo-
ognitea YonAtitutional restriction oil that pub•
jest, but testis it entirely optional with lite. ladies
to s h are to illietliPoussiotta or sot. We ',llientfore
aupPreal tbailArticle in print, but- hope to hear (rout
our fair rie,kl,l viva vocs.--P.V. Jour.] •
.1
(Thu
dent in t
MEE
gioui C
CRS
OEM
of what
o hie.co
balarter
PnL sto4daril rose to' offer a resolUtion, but
wished i!") ple: aee tt with tome rematlra l Ile oh
jectedtrl t he i+rocatenFeusteiniofeomptairting of low
salaries-i-it ',would be generally found that the pay
was in prop rticin to the ability and the 4reiee reit•
dered. t/(0. ohjeCt *of the Aesociation Was lo rem
edy this the natural and most effective: way,
by cicvatinithe character of the ptofession. Hence,
he proposed the following, as a yrominsint means
towaru ihai:end : • •.
Resoliat.; That ; Gonimitteo of Three be ap•
pointed'to &vire some practical plan fur the dile
prsfessionitflraining of, Teachers—to report at the
next meeting.
This re followed with pertinent rethinks and
tllustratioahithowing the difference between "keep.
ing teat-144, and that the ben whet- .
ere were tilititeceeseirilY'the best teacheM: 'A
State
Nana.' SChOot was uttpetatively renuttpd, b ut the
Putter 41i kiubted whether it *could or wou ldbe es
tablished it'Statis pationage at present—ln the
;Client into l raised theAseociation to undertake it.
Mtwara 4'ow, Travts. Laughlin, Schneider,,Sher
man- end PrOtcssofttichardson concurred in the ne
and*lvanragea cd, a State Normal School,
and spoke 4sittemlly (lithe healthful influence of the .
A*sociAlloiiftad act prosteets of the Pennsylvania
Teacher 11*r us ausplcoa. , ' • -
,Dr: CluttOatrocomphrsierited
edUntittlinit •inctvimerlte 'oil the Oht lievotone
were"exeittiga mostlavorible' reflex "Settee upon
EastertitSiate. • 4, 1
s I
Mr. Chiltem. of Somerse,, tavored ,Itt 11(1119
9chipol,be4itte 9 wield ealiei the PrviettiohttnY
yoluilme9;v pro(rmsfonel. tesehers t trtEq
011;0,TWIle 01;.. othe,'occoitiro4 ; " ,
Air.l3 r(itttitillvita.) froritediv,
ht4 l e(6 . 1
h; i3Ori his.' I 41' 1 , y,4 4 um
u at bal4htir ,
ttons, and #411,7
p ,e14,..A ?h i
"e t t.'l*!,hilTratßil , 1 4 14 rOCOMMI4IIIIOO ,
ib`i`h; , ie, , ,;,t ! t Al l'Aueltcr.e. Mutual, Impioretuesit
s! 1014, fliferideLancaiter co,. .
N, 4 4l3lPotarti,l4 ll l o, lar of 41 - . 441W
ffliSull!vitinits .l 2,-izascarir !he Liget 4Aind:oni.
; liiettni thltoal *stab! abmlttlts stith pined
MEM
tha ele,t,qiii; of tile ft,epreaystivii
greiwitonB,4*teatil ttirB,lll* . _ Vito togOket skald
•ammatiteti*.llek* of It idtu, by
siotisit Tel*titiboukt be .
- *time loOlite• ii4benitetra lra 4:4! C*l l l:j:k**•
it%as dirt A : A yv
At, thi Wag /416 kir WJIMItf
-11.‘41: 1 1+0.'ffr:ario.1 - ,! . lllqP.p4:lne,plpsfe
iioitepo,
iiilalelpfdub:;t°ved at stricall 4
v,.
(Q r‘oewipsrmatit,_ **ate tho
x. Tq . o y~(~v~lte7rcferlitlecuuirt pitta of
~03-1141003daipies
nuthediii hte Exits Daily algae of tti . e• /110irs'
l atintdri.446llollo4 at Mt ~thtl~
t pi t u ttrerid
thsiiitue.* !aka
flitted some of his:. olgee•
F. A4ele contended or a difference of
iniOtal mg . ft
anization of the .-04 and
ealid different schools for , i heir:ciduca•
Dr. Wright, 5 minutes before 4
as stosiffor closing the debate.
er,4lfschuyikilc4ilied the entice' with
ure 6.iment that oft is not good or man
1/41/) , —Aioam2N6 basAlos.—Tbe Pre.i-
Ohaii, and the riaeoetation called to or•
•
(kw, Opened the Session with reli
..„
ert&s.
!..strad aid adopted. .
uti!nan - hutnototr3ly anticipated:hi• report
thelltwomation hid done, upon ;;returning
astiktients, Complained of teachers` low
•
-,,
.I‘ . o„*vP - .,1: _
:L l * • A ', ; •••
4145'11e kW tithe,
.ftrzyttirria ar .Tocryt
it
44....fb0i. :0ut....
dornmitire.rermummitied ~...,appowittlentoi'Com.
lqr
paturzfsze we ,ita . , .c..lp,cll.**i*t It ' t10:111,
i ff e tt io.... l o s ohdrdibte!..astilluirs:
.-- I. toWeraidt`-induiewieriheMialy of Mathe-
Mattes m • dieciplioi*te the ***l44:7-„Prol, Jninrn
tzsi;i2,o4, 6 ls,4l4ltrilfr: Trims, Wilmington;
Del.: and a Isicror,.4 l ,T,tittinlk , 1 ;. ,:
;0..
'..Poirei L atild iOtraet ol thelatiO,ol *talent
LitetwidwiOlaittiiolnts43lo.l-Ufilit3-='W.-V. Avis",
imupluzer ;.'. W. RicharOemi, - Smarehanha emriuy;
' *'H, t. o****;Hoi f irsioirit: - I , i
,3: The proper *entilatioe at School ticitses, and
, rilli: sOtpr'ot Physiology in Schoota—W.. 13, ;Pre w,
AM6mgh; David Laughlin, Port Voyali Pa.
4 High Selloolti;•their Ptdoenoe and Objeii —Jae
1 0 Bertwen, l'h ' di '," 3 P she6tast., rimi.v lilt; itha,
1 S Cower.. Welt Cheater. ;1. , , . • c
•
. , ~
5 The co,educatior.bl the seze.. , -.lohn'll *owe,
Phila.; Prof. P' W -i.ieugembre, Girard Cbtlego;
'and W V Davis; Litruitzter;, . .....! .-
1, .G School Dirciptio4--A* Gow, Witzhibgton ;
) B Brbwn, Phil..,, and W E. Porter, Schuylkill
'comity..., ~ . > - .1 " . !
'-_ 7 School District libraries--. 1 R Challin, Jr.,
Wayne county; A. RoW, Lancaster;; and Ise
Jones, Phila. . ;
S Examination of Teachers:---E Schneider; Potts
ville ; Rev. W A Gtiod, Residing ; and .1 .3 Stutz
man, Wayne county. i , ..
No. 0 A verbal , report on lipoid State Agency,
by Mr.!Trnvis, of Delaware. , ~
A the
of the
•
Comments by Prof. Gengembre,`ReV, Mi. An
gela, Mr Brown and Mr. Lamborn.
After winch the tepiirX Was accepted and the
Committee dischargeii: •'-. -- ; l
coming
up,
bernwell'a Cocultitutianal amendment earning
up, the author gave his 'reason:9 for, the change
proposed.. I, .; - •
After some discustion,in which Mr. 4130 w, Mr.
Laughlin; Prof. Demtembra, Mr. Davis, Arf riWiek
ensham and Mri Schneider participaied,ltbe word .
4 .Associate" was enisstitened for "Ifoncirafr," ,in
this article alluded to.! .r.; . , -, ,
Dr. Cutter occupied sortie fifteen or twenty min
utes, on ventilation of Schen! Housei. - 1 '
Euratom Suasion.—On motion, Mesarst Row,
Schneider and Lamborn were appointed a CAthruil
tee to Pouch subseriiitions for the Peniisy/vanto
Woof Journal among the -Menibeta. I' I -
Report No. 7-111or i alinstructien in Sehools,•by
Mr. Travis, of DelaWare.' - . • :
Prof. Stoddard of the following resolutions,
.
which were carried.huanimoutily : 4; i t •
' Ruolred, That the thanks of the Assochntion are
doe, and are herch)t tendered 'to the, citizens of
Pottsville for their hospitality and' gene44,kind
ness to its members 'during its sittings.
. Resolved, That the Astliciatioil tenders its thanks
:o the County Coramiasioners for granting us
the me of their commodious Court more; also,
to Mr. Henry Buck for font isning us with:suitable
I -
conveniences.. ,
Resolved, That this Assoctation revecifally ten
ders its thanks to Messrs. kimono and Lillie, Edi
tors of AtinPre .fournai, tor the interest they have
manifested in reporting ourprooariling9. i I
11.44!,01ted, That the Association tirowith ten
ders its thanki to the, various Railroa Coinparlieir
that have -furnished, its members wi h •eXcursion
tickets, for the purpose of attending th s meeting.
Mr. Barnwell °tiered the following, Winch was
also apanimmesly carried : - I i 1 itte
, ! -
Ref:raved, That the thanks of the Ai4ociation aro
eminent:y due to tho,retiiing Recording Secieretary,
Mr. A. -K. Browne for the efficient manner in
which he has fulfilled the duties of hisloiticlit , . •
Pr. Wright declined to act as chatrreiiti of the
Normal School Conimittee. and Hon., Thomas H
Burn . avres was e1:1 . 04A in his stead.
The innintett of the Convention were read.
Mr. Brown spokeifeclingly fur wimel minutes. .
Closing remarks. were impressively delitAred by
the President. , 1 ' ..
A prayer by Mr 1 4 .clineider, and the, Clinvent ion
adjourned sineorise. '
. - 1
. The next regular meeting of the MFOCItIiiiVIL will
be held et Lewhdoettn, On • the 2CM da'y 0!i Decent
bet next -,!! .• I , . ,
.• I; ; •
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1 1
k
We append the following communicafo touch
,
iag • matter Mitlirroperly belonging to t h e proceed
ings of the Assoeitdion, but nevertheless Of gener
al%
interest among.the members :
, t 1
To r/is Editors of the Jr finevt Joarnal :— . l
- have just atieuded the last meeting of the =Society
convened in this plebe. i .This attendance 'has been
i first of my .contrtirm with' this AsSipciation,
ml 1 feel more than a freedom in exgre,i4 in g m y
. gratification with the opportunity allorded for be.
coining acquainlell ,with its objects.l I Might ni.
ludo in this connection, to several interesting : pro.
cerilings in the Imot of reports and discussions;
but I shall content myself with revertin g to one
feature of Itualnstitution—thinking it may be • in
teresting to tetwiters who may not have. , had nn
opportunity of witnessing it in person- Thls fea
ture is adapted to illustrate the 'lrwin-at eharactcr
of this Association, and, of course wiliterid great
ly to recommend it to the actual teach r. ill allude
to t h e i n t er vening , stone, or those Meetings for
matztal tmprovomeht, which by an' earlyi:turange
onent of the membera, - Were entered tote, alter a few
of the first meetings, to this place—and 4 1 have
been informed Were';adopted very soon:after the or.
pnization of the Society. This Assoniation is
composed of practical teachers from Schotiols of va
rious ;mules—but mostly front thowi connected
with the Common School system. Ail the; ...raver,
sational Meettrogs to which I hate alluded, it was
most gratifying to phreeive all the inetinlielie meet
ing on mina terms--and unreservedly. tanking 'and
receiving suggestions as to the beet methodic of com
municating their ideas On the different branches re.
opined to be taught to all our schools. !Here might
be seen Among these convened for mut iln f improre
tuent, such men as; Prof rs. ThompsOn,s.toddard
and Wiekersham. with a number of the erincipals
from our beet Schools! of Philadelphla4soch as
Dr. Wright of )tee , Normal Stitgol, end; others;
I freely commbnicatiag :their views cu :the best
methods of imparting-the most elemeniartir parts of
1
School.-instruction. i To our Superintendehts.from
Immoral the most-remote Comities, mil well OP . .0
thi; teachers of many of our rural distriiits, these
opPortun it ies have been scenes of delightful refresh
ment ; and I entertain a hope that at future meet.
ingS of this Assomation;it great number t or' teachers
from our rural districts, will be emit/isi to avail.
theinselves of the; rich intellectual 'banquets, so
freely and kindly offered for gratification' and inf..
prOyement. 1 ,i
COrs-rv.
•
, A THicilEß FROM BCCKI
Aitir.3(l., 1834. •
!
IcOlinnstcseEn 1 i ;. • i
THE TWO EIDEN - OF THE FACTURE.
,
The mortifying nide—to see the Supirente Court 1
of Pennsylvania—pit (shat Judges Lewis, Wood-,
ware and Kane ; tor we hope baud. Minas at
Chief Justice Black and Joke Lowrie* tickling to
the Rum induener; and assisting by the !weight of
their judici I posillim to oritce more raise the flood
gates of Su day diSsipation, ane unchain the fiery
dragon ed tempuraince, and ftinthoolihr dealing
out of the d adly, hull-engendered imison to poor
il
weak humanity. ! ]
..,
The bright, the glorious side of the pahre.—
Mayor Conrad and District Attorney WM. B. Reed
(long mny tney live to benefit their tellow-citizens,
and when they die; their memories, will be em
balined by the grateful leapt of thew-end:l'M' worn
en and children whose • kind benfeetore they have .
.been)'standing umbrinkingly, muntulfi ho oiri
thin-like in the breirh; and regardieNs C.l *owns or
threats, daring to tdo their duty, and] throw their
official shield around the innocent and !unprotected
victims of tbe unbolt' combination of *rim yellers
1 end poisan-vendet4. '
,-AN ei-li eNt.
[FOR TOE MINIRR' JOURNAL!
r
Tilt-NERRASKA
•
- • rndtuant, Va., .11e1 . 0
B. 11.mtstir. roaiirepoes have
men your ".Touni.tf,'' and am willing to admit
that its course in relation to the "Nehrisitn fraud."
upon the people both North aild- South. Yeoiricides
with the views entertained by the mbritl nail re
ligious inhabitants of Western Virginia 3 It may
surprise you that Any citizen South of 'nison's and:
Dixon'. knit' would hie willing to make; this telmis.::
sion,,bint it is nevertheless true.
Slavery here, is in a mild form; Ilondago is only
nominal. The teak* olives enjoy tie l'l4re,ext lib
erty," in - every thing to fur us it relai s rio sorill
happiness. , Without removal, they t tist continue
as they are. The' in.4titutio.a of riager::y has but
ew advocates in this pan of the Ellatc F it is con
sidered an god that most be endured :for some
time longer. p
The most exciting topic of convert- 11011 In this
section of the State, ie the Order of "Itinow
- Ingo," that have so suddenly *prong int , r t.ttistenee,
and seem to be owes-ping over tlie onntry. oo
rectio.lite, "seeking whom it may de tour."
The atantal is as large in this part. f !the Stale,
end I learn devours ell Amorictscs (el-Aran) at a
swallowe-Itotnanistssontiscirbe Mites; tribe MAR°
for "aid and ronsfart' - ?.!0 'Mother e4nrsh"--mt it
is said I have hard it elated that he ro4os "sontit"
in your State. it ? ,40, Ora.; I
should like to ser,etli -4 rrittur.";epeihaps, hut r f
don't know. , . • • I
is it true that Angelo mdeall---r-Littj'ef"
• . • Hagbittititc.
COV l rdpiti
Menus. Entroas:—ln the ]Mining IJ eettter of
the 22 ult., there is an editorial headadt Have they
counted the to , t ?"" .. He. hurdles gibed et. the cler
gymen and truly Christian: lay merabernef the va
riotisdenorninationt have counted the actittef - sup
'porting the Afttieri! Jpurnal. A stronger in rent!-
tng would suppose . the writer of it to
be one of the mule Christian lay memberii. He *-
tempts, Waxed°, ihe.. tears of the\ olergt .and lay
- inembentreepeetingthe influence. ,of IhrlJoirrnaf r
and amialk to.. dreitithet tide Of infidelity now
sweeping over the /and aad the ittereriAof urea*.
era itaildtsbelievers—enen of evil paitsl , Os and bed
deedi,prtenaters ef bowlers violence,' and tea rte
eaters to the tastes of this rety class. Read the first
T en ago lintel° to' gin laid pond*: under theinia
o "New York roo_ aLtnoet.lnlanted to
stle you to publiab Lt, Hitt tt is necessary to do sate
Al** this reedited* judge of its eltaraett4.:
" IftW Faraiewlike atmosphere enakinue much
leager,Abegernieitien ttie stOlo deal eb
lovely in promisee of future fire and .briaisione,
will to thew - bannearz - :Nobody be able to
appreciate sneb'a bastion lotattrhsnent:i iAtter bet
11 / 1 1.4clie.ilinthill.irMid, a-roasting in -theineit - w;11
ort Y Anna way hire airratetal
mate ", , • •ua. i
Cilalecleb' language end , eentintizoi 1 0611:14,"Stly
but the loweit Cain of_seofrers and, infidels?,
!nay alWakiblirieet tee , seerricttent Ito the .111.•
mat" 4 11 #4,0* . rnifloW -*mai aniXaoitMMq
will bei ontoolitt rooch to-ouppOt et: for as
hutentfthstessemlighteeed Chi:Wow eicanmunit)i
r ou ki umbel otyeeeleCby. In fl ate with the
lam awful &cabal el 4- Revelation; '.ia„aq tam* to
Christianity pedi Doubtless theeletgy will duly
" ' i !lrtgfilkillOPOnn44llo
v 'T E ' rt :" u f=r ret _f fl!IV
- 'lo l l' Bain
,noiiss'of Gidgiests wete to leo
would •piebablumathitti? gig
Rim* - billies ai volowe pre,
viol* fhal ; ;
t3P"We
hair __memo gmOodytat
London, has eetEr , tbrifyS'Asifaiia - D e rmsd
toward the coinpirac.„, oftheiX; Wa s h
Monument. ; la;' . " July 29111 it
It is priShablet‘lthe Aar (If it hat's
anyl is to be tiand Wthe read&
'or the Repair emir suppose , (kettle Peabody
lag 1010115nerklimd does not know that be is a na.
tt►tie of Vanvers. in Alassachusetts.".in which town
lie hat lonnt;ed add ' endowed a: library to the
Reiman of 540,000, 4 , It is not likely that any one
who takes and interest in the honor, of this country,
inn 'bedieVer Petbodf a foreigner. "'The
temple ofPent:V i nia will recollect with- gratl
ttukt. Mir body. perms:tall* sustained-the
credit of theirt,E4 when it was doubted in Lon,
don ; and the Whole country !mows of his efficient
aid in supplying: the fundineeessary to GI up *lw
ArAoriqui;derlYilikili ai tip London World's Fair;
and in :instilling at Alf times the dignity of this his
name an d . well-beleve4 country. there be one
native born American. with the warmest, native
American sympathies and effect ioe., George Pea
body .tiondins," is that.. man.
,
i 4
di Con•
order,
in; in the
iditdlve
Icosintirocsrszi.l' ' - -
• Union Cot ege" Schenectady; N. V., under
charge of President NOV for the, unprece
dented penod el 0,51 years, has j ust held its
annual Corthireagernent ezercises,which were
more largely attended than usual.
Dr. Nor.T,i, on the Tuesday afternoon, Made
a characteristic ;farewell address. Three
thousand lic4ing educated men in this coup
try have ben under his . tuition. A large
number of ifiese;:from all parts of the -Union„
were preset l tilt listen to the utterance of the
old Presidedt's mental working after such
an experiene as his, and the alumni, im-
Pediately; thereat ter orgajized by. appoin ling,
Rt. Rev. Dr_; Ilfrold. of Indiana, formerly . 'of
:Pittsburg.• Pa.. Chairman : and Amos Dean.
of Albany. ISecretary. Various resolutions
were adopted and addresses tielivered.
Aut• meeting iof the members present of
the Class of 1845:a committee for the deceri T
nial; - ocettrring :hest year, was appointed,
_
consisting of ':
Daniel Washburn, A. M., Clergyman ;
John L. Campbell, A. M., Physician : 'Ed
ward McCamers; A. M., Merchant ; Robert
Earl, Editor { ; Edward Rosa, Lawyer. '
.
IC7" IF JOIIN TRoy, who left Durham, in
the county 'of Parham, England, in May
1853. will apply to the Edttori ofethe Mi
ners' Journal, PMtsville,'he may hear al his
mother Sarah Troy, and • his sister Diem
liliompson,ivilid . i are haw in Pottsville, and
Wc'uld be very glad to see, or'lleai from him;
Papers will confer a 'falai' 'on' a distrilised
filthily by iioticiiig the above, '
•
'August 1054.
,
tl7' A POola"cot Indian was treatedM ten .
of fifteen glassea of liquor; by some lumber
nen, near OldtOwn,llaine, a few days ago,
and was alterwartiv fouta; acad. The jury
did not know whaailled & tiim. •
per' illarit!---tit in the vases of clad
era which have ver been observed, there is
an onttateni stage if charrhaa. In this strsie.l
cholera is castly, ; •cured. •
• ;
(7 - A statement of the em)grants arriving
at New York ',port during thefour weeks
commencing oolthe 25th of June and ending
on the 2lstrJuly, inclusive. has just been Is
sued from the Surveyor's office. From this
it appeart hat the total tioniber which ar
rived was.`43,773—an average of 6693 i per
week, or nearly '; one thousand per day.
•••-
EV - Trte Rev. RI Hill will preach in thu Er.g...Lu
fneran Church Market :tree!, to•morrow morning
and evening,',Gth iilsl.
.
rsr D vv./ Snevics will - hq I.er - wiled at the
Baptist Chnich(Mulrantongo Street) next Sabbath,
the Mb intn.int ICI: o'clock, A.M., and 9 o'runt:k.
P. M. The i rublir are respeettully niv‘ted ro at
tend. i
.tarA mur i .TlNd. 01 the Schuilkill County Fe.
male Bible Society, will be bold at Vic German
Lutheran Church; in Third Street, on Monday
evening next; Augu.t 7th. An'addrers in German
will be delivered by the Rev. Mr. Guntenbtne, and
in Engligh hn the I.ev. Mr. Waahlutrn.
TiIF.I2IE %vitt. preachut: in the,Euglilh
Lutheran-'..t3utiren Market aircet, every Sunday
morning dud ever~2ng.
cirTaixtrs Cninacn (Ertseoent.,) Centre St.—
Rev. DANIEL NV/imitating; RectOr. Sea ice held
regularly inthia.Ghurch every Sundny .
' Mornme . , at 14 o'clock.
Evening, -at Bti
. ONE LOW pßtuil, 10 ask anti take, snits ev
erybody. , NYe veal: our seninnetits when we
saythat our lientiernen friend. who vi.it Philadel
phia, will he hantWntly tretued, and cnn be ~.atisf
uctority Atte,' to l matchless emit of clothier, at a
very rea.onable pace, by calling a: the celebrated
oneTri,e Clothing Holm of LIPPI,NCOTT &
CO., South-west corner of Fourth .'and Market
areeia,
AN INFALLIBLE- REMEDY FOR. BILE,
JAUNDICE, AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, Ml
lop.ay'r Pill , .—Extract of n Letter trom,Jane
Jenkintt, of Apaitiehienla Florida, Proftssbr
Holtoway--;"1 thilfered ' for t•ni - en months !torn
jaundice and:bitexarising front a: very disordered
Ordeal the liver. during the time, although I tried
many rernedie+ I fLobtained no relief to my sae' -
lugs. Ackngth, l pnrehuoq a quantity of your
Pills, and utter thing five. boxes, I was perfectly
oared. and with . ':couti.leane recommend them to
other, who are thps afflicted. -
For sale bit John G. Brown, Clemens Ar Heisler,
J. C Hughes, Pottsville; . E. J. Fry. Tamaqua;
Dr. J. Kel Bunts
• •
• MoLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT.-
1. K. Burti., lqiggist, Minerriville., we leant,
has obtained a sn , i-iply dtreet front ,the proprietor,`
in St. Loins!,
The Volcanic Oil LI II 1 fiM)l it truly a eat.r.Bß
TED triedichie, and has done more to alleviate - htr
man suffering thin any rentede ever diseotenel—
One or twoapplieations will reLiwe the most- se
vere Pain, !fruit or Soothe.
• TWO Bottles isvill cure the foulest Ulcer or
sore, and heal the snot severe Burn or;
Without a sear.
E krty PfLattilk should have a supply eon.stently
'on hand to Ir liqd in time of need. I
; 11 ) , MI N'ERS,! working in Coal Minea , lye eay.
to you delay not rill! you haw? obinined a !supply,
--you will Fave 0 great deal of !loitering an mon
ey by its 119 e.
For 11011SEitt
. is the only , cure mine v for'
lamenem, btui,es, ruts, scratelio.,..ol , l sorer, swell
ings, dze. Try it' and you wilt be eonvineetl. •
[sSee advelßsement in another column.
Also fur "ate Gy John 0. Brown„.Pousvtlle; Jon_
in
Stnett. (Berm Carbon; L. Slerner. Llewellyn;
Daniel LewiS, Alt. C3tIOPI; Allan MeLean,'
Forrestvill. ; Mpler's Store, Pluenix Colliery. -
•
Dr. SWAYNE'S Fa ncily Median-as! !--rrhete
valuable preparations nave obtained a popularity
and fame id the i.ommunity worthy of great confi
dence. Ttie Milne has within' the last few years
proven conelusititely to the American public that
his Compound - Syrup of Wild Cherry te the only
pnvamtion; thitt'mully contains the pure qualities
of thin 11111q1 valued mcdirmal agent. The wort.
derful curvy ellected by this medicine, both in the
incipient and cripfirmed stages: of consumption, : ie
said to be unparillellcd. Ilan of our frit-11d'; real
ly want to l / 4 ake'NVild Cherry let them use ague
pilot. than fitAWONE . S.
C. 'lteed..burfacouuty, Ohio.
Writeg,—Sead me another supply of your .Oont
.. pound Syrup of 3VMI Cherry.' 'the wile of 1):)I,
Vansyele, 1, 1 4..1)„:, at this place, to rising it. She
Co
ims the rignmtition—the Doctor thinks it in the
very best niedierne in the country
In tact, vac copld fitl our COIIIOIII4 with such let
ters as the elmvo,,,rervived from all sections of the
country. D you are pick, ewe "Dr. Swayne'n
Irreat ortguial NV,ild Cherry" a trial,.autt our word
for it, yen will be cured.
Oar friends, John G. Brown. and S. 'S C. ar
lip, are agents fir all , Dr. Swaynz's Mediemcg.—
Sitmtztriger; . at 4chuyltall . Ilaven. See certificate
of extraordinary !. cures in another coluMn.
POTTIMILI.ISI BIAILMET2I . ..
couRF,CT , ED , 1.1 . 1 . i13111.1 , FOIL TIM Ji1011101,,t1..„
wi 4 ,,,, t Flour. 6bl $lO 00 \ Med peaches per'o. 43
tip, 23
d,.1 dol • 1. 00 do du upped. .. PO
Vithent.bnil3o_l l - 100 14'11 a ppiekvaited 140
Rye, do I: 1 Oil • EizgaiOor.eli • ' -51
C.,rn„ .. do i 80 i nutter .' . • II
tints, d
NI eihoiNers - - 0
Potatoes, ,i i) o
:;
is
1 , 11 Haws. . . 111..1
Ttmolhy ti,10.1 . 222 llajoots 20 On
Clover 4to i t , , 3 bll Plane', . ICO
• : ' t • '' . l ''' t; MARRIbn :. ' ! . '
.
.x., -
60- thi ....Ai !1 1 4. by the Rev. P. 1.117 ph McCoot. WM.
8. &maul ta J 44.148 01.488 MIRE, bath , ar Yotta
- •
,111 e.
•
. .. .
On Satutday.inle 49, in the VII 14 M E. tliterah
•raonnagn,iby 'tie Porten. Rev. T. dnow.len Thump *
THOMAS 11701.4000. Silva Creek, to 11,11RlIM
ANNA IlEftAftr. arEdinburc licotland. I,
10 ,- "p 1L DOES NCR memorial's. announces to the
eltlieea of Pottsville, that ale will open a BE.
LECT t3G11001,!, on 10 ONDAY,othe Shith of Angus!,
in the room on (lentre street, recently ocesinieri by
Bliss li. Wyokapp, where she wilt cavil sir the
branches of a itt!l'Eprelab !Edentsitlos.. together with
Fiench stidLaerainn. flaying Oily quallftedibersalf
and taught rn't slime years With etalneet sneeat,sha
hope', by dljattett attention to bar befalls, to en te'l hit
approbation of lbws" who' may fawor her with their
.atronese.i, .UneseeptiOnahle rercrentee alven.—
eye Moderate?, . 'Apiply It .Nr. riln!liPS El
ON'. la
idi rn rti et &We' ly owl - site the Luthevsn tlhatcb ;"
roust AO tot t sth, 1854 • ?.I.3te
Via 811 0 lett LI..AN ES proposep Ipenlog a arhopl
in ibistplati for LADS and MISSES'. ennlnielk•
eine Go the Erot.2lo rib, In Septernbei oral.
folk 89 , 1851•
: 'f:zzimatsz, ;vomits
LODGE. NO. 216.—J. state 4 Met
lug ot Patina' Lodge. N 0.116, will be held on
Monday evening, Augu et 7, 1354 .. 117 i kgi".
• - Jona 8. MARTI Xi they. •
, . .
...*ODD FELLOWIrcirMKTR.V.-118iiinsedtit
loueorOntOkaslngbrittal in the °drag 'tern
g. Mehl, Will apply In •
FIL4 Ns Pert ,i 4 Owl Iron Store; Town HMI;
Joni' Mlneroollle wort p or
Joni IL 10. IHxitrlN. ecatire , street' •
Nov: riAlis.s..!•--
'LOST &
TEt.e.v, Cl W.—Came w the „mollies Of the
onbecilber, oil the 30th /illy, a Brown . 5
Cow, with it while spat as the tight side,
crooked holks;relth an old Bell ob
nerespert:Weleitrestititterwarrh o No
prove eroppty,i; and taks, r her, awaty, to' she will
reeupegeit er aecoqiiit to • taw. •
• • j , GE040.0 WARFletn.
'Tteitiebt' *Stasi lisp - • .114 t
,
'Orr, ..—Lost, an MONDAY he IC a
1044 Stasi Cow,l qua old . •
with a white Dap. wAha feteuilwll7 10'
Spawn NNW, Oa shie,whit Dalt au Chain, '• S t
Ilia Suitt; alithit Ball. &seasonable rat.
Illatt___RPLAo Mira to say one who' will MIMI Ulelt
11111 0 141 Gq , iliamilatkle whore lb, mar ab•
Oda*. to . ;
mioitan QviU, . 1 1 14 • 1 *.
- Assuatill.
SIUMUAk
46 -if
HARDWA
E.Oll. 3ALl6.—Tre star*
Company9Stcct. Z Apply In
July 2201454
26Doz. Ass CAST
BIS for sliest the !haft
the sebeerth..y. .
-hay 15. 1e54
Coresit RATTLE.
sate km at the [lard wAte
July 15.1854
liAIL ROAD PADUA.' sa
thins; (.row Urn. 4714rac
Its/dime and Iron DePOI .
.:fay 15.1834 ,
..
`'wan PLOLYfi r Coitiva
kit:rade", Hay. Untie and Ma
t tileanp Shovels. at Abe UardVare
Jalp - 15,1851
t7ItI2*DOW
• 17 v wished at Illanutacturer's i.
Paints. Ma its: Mt. ace., at" the
Depot of
July 13,11f14, • .
DIALONIVITIFI IMELL #
lines, Blip.. Horse H I
min, at ititlll4rdwate Depot.°
--July 15,1954'
WANT
IA! ANTACM—A pod IWO
Baok• pt-a Coitiery: .Ad
Pottnrillf P.O. Iteirrew fr 4
5.143!
i - F.A.Crliedill AVA.RTE I s—Siggood Teeth:
I era are wanted fur New the
tie Dist,mt. Appli
cations wilt BO received by the Boxed of •Directers
on the 21th day of 'August, at o'clock P. M. The
applicants, moat be in atfendan e on the said day.:
Hy order of the Board. G 0.. TOST.etre'll;
. August 3,1854 - • • . 31-31
. -...—,...
,1 0, OTIVIA Tai . ' `TEACH • ECS.—Thr re Male
IN aml three F'snale Teachers re wanteds to take
charge of fbe Public 14 :hoots o the Bort:sigh of tie
linsgrose, to commence on the :at Monday of Sklu
tembet next. Thete will be ti cello; of the Boned
of Direetots.ou SATURDAY, he shift eay or Au
gust, at in o'clock P. M.,at the loon School ltottee,
in raid Borough, to uremia. aßrants and employ
said number of leather*. • Liter 1 wages will he 11:1V.
en. The !other hunches are r qUirrd to be taught
T
in one of the selosols. By ofde of the Board.
EO. 1111.1.,Preei.
August 3,1351 ° .31-it .1
N - O.SeIIPA TO iiCLIOOI. TEACIIE.II..4.
Tile 1 3d10:01DtreetoiN of 1111 he Township Schonl
District,-wliFjocet-ab.- o'e dr not House. in tlew
Ph liadelplitp - . on Es ida y;t he 23 Idayof A ugusti at
10 o'clock, it.-M.„ to hear lb eliellnation of the
' eoltdidalees ap e d to appoint sin Male Teachets 'for
the, ensiling term or eqht moil he. ;School to ch,ra
mence on Medina Mane - - .
ntember nest. A. 1.10..
IWLIN.Beett
mazazu
z Aciurats Wa
I TEACHERS, to taltA
In Branch Township,
examination rot - applic
licttool 'louse, In I.lew ,
2 6 01.1854, at lit o'clock,
July ISO, 1654
• I 0 COM PETE v.. -mums WAN
-1 TEIIIN 1116 ORWIGb... ,tll SCHOOL HM-
V Is
TRlC—Knplantrona for one M ale and one rentblo
earlier will he received by- t e undersignott,i4ec
retary of the Board of (Hereto e. until the ittli'day
.r Attll32lnert,aft.er wi' ir.anti vent
he notified when the et he ALIA.—
&hoot to continence On /If teat—
/Wary forlifele Tench ; for ft ,
malreitra a !north. - , Seer, .
July 21, It2l - - 12-41 :.
e--,,-----------
I,a 1 ANTED.—Four 11, to iab.e:
I anew of the Pahl ylklllrp.,
.no of whom must be CI isonctioni.
In she Rennet:l ler,ituage ,
4ipplicationi to be nUft : hoar d of
Dlrortors it th e Nebo( Amu, on
detTUfilAV, the.l9tb or wugptt nest. at 2 o'cittek
- fi..i!Srf St LY r,it, f.1...1. •
"h l 9 'el:. 11154
tA ANTED.—A gitl who can rook, bake, tind
.7 I will assist In Waablng an • irrtrilaq. None tith
er need apply.,.To'tsoch an pr c good wages .1111 be
glvrn. Apply at
July 21, lon, i
•-
ANTED.--A lourneyolna' (hairtnaktr ilna
V V heat prices will be paid. None need r aPply rvxD
Ont good refetencea. Apply in]
LEVI tiVOLD, sfithilepott.
•
July 9, le4
•
ix 7 ANTED.L4nrtier to le :..-, rEnrs In Me P tte
n'n vitte, ntsimuny, anotnar. and %Wyoming Coal
Reglnna. Apply t'S - P. W. SHEAFF.II, li
• .
• -
Pottsville,Pa.
--lime 4.5.16V4 - -. .
• R 5 3ui ,
..• .
NAIBiktitSWANTED —TA, DaiipAni rand
INJ.pcsyiraanita Ce.st Comp ay are now covenant
,ly cniplo 'no Miners. Togo° , steady men, conatant
/
employment. the bighest wag . and th e best ac4Mu
mutations, will hr given. Payments monthly, to
rash— , no stole rirdem—tbe Co many . nut dialing in
nieretianetiee. ,
The co;,,rany'e itintroad, Of which dolly Paesenger.
Trains nit now 'unsung, all' rile convenient aectas
to the mines, whirl. are situated In an elevated '!and
.
prali by country. . - - - • •
IIIER` SCHOOLS ate. net and will br
he continued here, rot the I.4llliltion . of the' children
of the 'Miners and Workmen. 1 Appiy to J. a:sincL
WAIN, Mining Englnee.r, -at the 'Alice, itatiert(flsp
Mines.. '- . • . et.mitooD multrus. -...- .-
' Cnitniettol Superinteniteot•
Tatitapia. r!thuylkilt fla•
♦eu'and MNterarllle paperi pl. 3;4' copy.
Muth Id, IS ' 11•rf
- - '
NOTIQES: -
Vl{, AA'nII . ...STOCIi: INFTALMENT.-1-Np
i V lice la holoky &tett to tittgertbrftt to thynew
Block' of Pottiiiille Water eg ll tpaily, P that the Iblrd
i
Instalment of five. dollars u 0 earbt,
- linie la re •
gritted to hp"paol In to the realikrer on Or bsf..re
tim 15th dayi,of Abgato. . • 1...
• ,- • By order of the BOA rd,, 1 ,
t;1111/11.E8 tV.I PITMAN, Treailtrer
Attfuot ,ri,•liist -1) . 31-St ;-,
---- . , . .
v111:111TOR'ft - MIMIC' :—The on.fereliDaed,'
.riAndttor appointed hoe ill
,Orphanc . Court or 1
Schuylkill County. to &atrial' e the lialanert.ui: the 4
hanem Of Chitlem - W. Clemens ) Adminiattator or, the ,
Rititf. of James Wilde, dettamed. to aril nnititl2
thoee intitpid thew", will *pet thoee Interiiateo 1
therein, -on WEDNESDAY, tknetimt 23d, 1934. iiitip
•O'clt,clit..a. al „at his oftke.ll4.ntie mttert "Pottak tile. I
JOHN T. SHOEN'Ett,Sodiio .
Auetill 5, 1d.54 • . ..ti .3t ';
% OTICE.-:-The aubstrib ett hat opened a neii w co
l' tahlimhmentne nociT 111 ACKER and, Pl.tfil,lC
PORTER, where; be roona n lealre' their Arden:,
which *ill be promptly We d. , .11' to. either rit' , him
house, or *Mlle railed for. le will endeavor, by
prompt neem and attention to' illAdialra, to oterit pat
ronage. Tenons will pleaseleaVe ,ibtif :411 , tellif on
the glare. JOK
HDICKERS..ON
Market gt - ., a fetvdooltbove 114 Potter .
die.,
August 5, 1.651. .. - - 31.30 ; 1
(J
(3 AILTNERStiIIi i . NUTIC) .—Tha rtnk/fieri
/ hera. havNgpUrchaaed theHntorest of htegarr. E.
T.tyne -ac Co , In the (lean f artrini , Colliery„:give
notice that they hag e %nig dag 33Rnelated thentiritlves
together for - the-vitt-pore 0 I tarrying on u eeperal
Coal 11l ining . and 'Morn:rand' a btivinn/a, under tat;
style and been of HcFARIN I) ,ar. vERNEII, '
' .. ' - „ANDRE% MeFARLAND,:: .
- • • TIRMA 4 VILEVEIi . '
, -- . Ole n Ctibnn,, , ,,r tp..schuylllll•o.
August 5,1E54 . - . 1.1.,
VI/TICK—The antr/rtiber haying foirchaitd of
111 Witham Mgni
a Hite of the Rini of Hants: Bur,
man Jr. Co.) all bin Interest, rill 4, title and el/lin', In
ilia eutt•viik 'lolling .11111, tudiollall all Pthee4l
ft
propeety, ind 'Real Maid., pr the - I,W Ilifil3l.l',liiir
nisb & Co—beretiy. . notify. Ur, politic that inluitire
the Itaine4.;con'tected wittrytaidl . Milt„'tt 111 he, con
darted In the.riadse of John u thigh L. Co.; and. all
Ilobte contracted mince the tOt t day of May last will
be,settlad by the tiew iirso.as, 'tit an all debts of thr
tate fm pilot to-that date.
JOHNBURNISH, t ' lIHMAR B. HARRI 3,
JOHN LIICKLE,V, OitiII'DOWNINH.
9 A MEd TALBOT. . ;;• .
- .101,V Mb, IBA - - • ; I ' - 30;6t:: - •
11.3 i ,
A r.‘gifiTartTlON - tgOTICH.--otice
1
-ilia hereby even that' Le ,ers or . Adminktratton
on the fithto, of .hihn No dison, hip of WO: Bor
ough ofPottsville; Schuylkill "linty, deceased:ha .e,
hero erluted to the stabscrth ta, by the Reristrr 6/
•Setnirnall Cotthly. Iheteforr 311 per'sohi hiseter"
claims asainii said estate, 'cc il present thew for eel
tleinent , aoa those thdrbtelr Illola.o intim psi tri"ot
- tO eltaer of the Isobars iheri.l
•- ~ , . J#MEet X...IICATti%
. . .., .- - : ' JANIE. 74 NEIL;
t • Executhrm,
: tuft? 119. IBS4 , - ' - .70-tit s :
Na l l I M 4 1 1 :C - a t t f ir, 11 : 1 TIVr i I'
:rt r t r : li hf " o r . R .3 . 1° Y ll""
, - • P. rtecKtn: -
• July SE/, 181.1 • 1 . '=J-3m;
piI,BIIOLOTION OF pARTNERSIIIP.
.I.lTbd tiattneiship heretofore existing belweeh
Watnartabeend Jacoh d bauLtrading under tbt firm
of WAThWRIUHT 1 ellAiv„lllockernetha, to the
Borough of Pottsville, was djetolved by nuttomi con
sent ou the 10th day of ally !lees. . The • act:omens of
the late firm wilt be welled by Jacob Shaw, satin. c.tri
'Noes the bueluese, on hts own account, et the. same
stand.. ' •.• 11..rovvrAtriwaiatrr,
11A11011 SHAW. ,
J lll l 8.051
.
AJOTIOE.--:.'yotice Is hexer?) , given that the
ners' Itankor rotten Illegin the Counq of ifehtryl•
kin, lotead to apply In the 1/41Islautse or Pcpn.yl
- tie neat re , ;aina.iiar the P.11 , 111'0," 1 , n•
creating the Capital /Stork if tald Cank• (loin ?no
Hundred Tbousrnd to an anpount ict escredlk hiss
'Hundred Thousand Sollars•I By inder"tif:the
1111.16. Lo6BErt, Oehler;
'July 1.1654 •
• su•lf
VOTlVE.—hotiro 6 btieby Otto ar7plo : o-
non will bonito:0100'e tieat Legigtatitrr cif Prim
sylvents fiat a Charter fora raving a Bank. tote ! 0:
C1'76111(1 toe Ihroogn oL will , • C A P RI ' 01
Pdty Tboaaand Dollars. atltli the pricileanctr faCtran-
OM It 1 10 Owe Itimared Tlinn arid Poltaat; ah d 'of
t flying canna) , nn .inticrr,4 and dl4conntlng, An he
called ',The lrotravtlie iLivl es Oank.'
24, 1851' ° • :15-
-----
.nISSOLUICION tW A ItTrilEißinifiP. , -
.L/The partneribip hiremfl• existing betweeir the
fir
und , rzlined,. udder the iof R. IiEtLNES Jk'
1
t 4 IIAV.WiN ditthived by ton nal comb% on. tinitBth
day
or.Apfu.. „
,1. The 4 0 0 • and arcontita- - of bate.
firm page been placed In th hands of S. rS.); Hon.
Eui..to whom all port.(!ns'inilehtril afe tequelfrd to
pay- . ... ' AliftiEL inn.4;nn.
WIN SHAW; ..
,
Minerravlll,i,int 21 . 1f3 4 , • 25...f.i.
___........i...
TiOTIFC ......__—__.,.._,L..L.......i
ID.—Ftte tinber.elb ec lief O , f
stile e t 'ioitell
that ap plioailen tell' be a4e&to the nelt Lexie.
lattice 41( Peoneylrahlii fee 'chatter Or a lot of
viscount.' De p osit lodic= .to be. teemed , a the
8 0 ,601 h oft f Sameget t Peft kill Vellot,. Pay' 10 •be
...i_
called the !' adthreclie Ben lof Ts mama ,' ! *nth' el
capltat of two Hundred Th lead Deltaic. .
-,-;-
Menage 'Cartes, • tt i. i - A. Ileedeott: P•
Rowirdim r
i-Jpkee, T ones WU/WA*. P.
Jiro. Dail:email, Jamas ."reeealT.
liontAT Ityrrianr; Aew.i. T. Drolire,o .
Ww. DONALDSON ..•• , liktoliAtt. Obliiillbs: -
PCTFR BOWILAX. ' ' De.a.l. UrILPILO- ,i-' - ' . '
TenriqUi, JimeltilB,sl .- t • • - " - .23.8cti; ! .
Witr4Ott ( Tl.o2l Oseyrsgersznatixp.".
n.
atlattnetthlp he e esiMing between WO:.
Ilium J. Mos. James W.. roll, sad Joseph, -Easel.:
ken, Is tb0037, Jean 224, ,dtseolved b 7 mutest
C0DR01 6 ,"4 'W J. sistrrz. •,,
Ja w.paanctx, ,, ,
J EPII ENTRIKEN:
1/5-0,
416 2.3; taM
OTICIG yLe rutiaril
,L 1 hap fr‘erea •ad the pub
i
prepared at &nausea to anal
Plastertaitottotte itairontg,
sad Omer auluarlag beloa
kinds: Alto, to eonttart
Eren lon ofall kpida of Dull
P. B.—Thanktbt fni past
llPOUldirOlit.ll (outiguatioi
ImAtonage. ,
N0ir.113651:v. '
• F ELM PAMPHLET.
Laws fat Oa Ses3lon.o
and ars ready tar delivery,
a receive aim.
JOY re. 1654
n 11121411"
Art flovutpg Mane/
10W by the SWIM or Qum,
bray ISOM ' •
FOR SAL (Bz, TO LE4I.
E. BT.Cyr
wa, 6ALX--.11 'lunar alai L.; at bit,,,,.,,
1 op' Ilto Gunter of PO 014 eatboa Sty, A ' •
oepttatte the Illethablet Church. The honot4-
la two atotles.witti eight 'room». on a aoqd r: I;
b &aliment ,erelratthe4 au a mote of (Mee
ro ma ; -Ear (althea -tatlktilata' enquire t f 'l
t.i.i.
Dollnitas. who awe W , seen every /toad : , ~,
a oar lean Home, Eot mina. ,
Angela 41,1 an
of
.Tottsitllo.. (fn
B. BEVII4N4 _
111-
"re":TEPCI. n
16110 V;
and he Ofticijor
FRAcNIE POTT.
• 'fli4f
••1 -
1..21141U ilitrlPAOr
ifolllllooo,t f ;
FRANII.FOrri
Ter-ti
. ,
"pi..
..
nt. sALst,..-- - rwo eiferhat.Ll.llrly 1:,,,,,, .1, , ,
llons, 4 feet In diameter , rap:4We of prenum",
ton* 411 Coal nee day. - Alen, ter.. coubtet e!t • .
ett.
e4 b t ~,,b,s air es 3 feet 6 lath It dm
,'.
iu,,,j
wilt' ia i l66, aafttni,banel and atralbt Keu,,,,i, 1
tangled thereto.,• , • , , ,
ilea tamer will be sold biw.: Parties to i:,
of 6c:taw, wilt And it to their adttantuge 0,, ,i',,,
of the iittocribess.' WM. liflLN't.n. Jreae 4.f ,-!' •..
. CisEllie abort Matki.V.c., t'ottivd r
;Icily 1.1 .8 .%1 . - -• ' , .....1.11 ,
et) , Fuer. Cart Strl
.supplird al
FRANK P U TT'
,
• rs, Harrows. Orals
urn Ruhr. dotal Red
aed !roe Dermot oti
FRANK Port::
184( .i'•
SALE , . 011 RENT.—TG. tun I.
r building opposite to Hillier Terrace. Ws *
'
lylilted up tot offices. stictlf clot will Le
to good truants upoi. seasonable terms.. •
C. V,. YITMN•
10- Is, any size nat
ters; fib's„ Putty.
Ltardwutu - ntt ItbD
• FRANK purr.
Jllll4 10. fast
lt-ENT iHi bioltitlB' AnDtri u
1' —A large.and very contehlent rot.w re,t.4,4
an rare or NUM anklakfte•il or any kol,
and parr , mountain v. ktCf • I( detilcd,
Joining may he rented wish It. Enquir, .t NO-
Journal Othr.e.
may Tti. AtiS4 •
• ,
:WS, Anvils, :fists,
, d andStedge
FRANK PtYrl.
214 f .
staIIUCIL- VOA BALI.—An eigbbtsll,
True-let - or running on the Wcf.i OrancL liyj~.
wilt hr WW chear . by ipplivOlun dt 0,.
at. I.l , Wanyn.S(ll4)lkiil, County, Ps.
.•lifrAlr 4 (intSco,
keeper. go keep the
tear llogg• No. 101,
Ire 4. " •
ME=
OEM
OIL ILES V. —Tierce. tite.t-rit e •oCher. :a .1,
r set's 015 re ilisildiug" cottlex of Z 4 auq !EN
tan° rift.
March' 11, " , it
LEAair..—Tu a pool len;int.
Trait of l'oal Land, Loon:nits the "Z-,
situate in 'Franey Township, Helntylkill
of Ttentord. It lies on both silos uf the N0..4 I,
Ettanstan to Middle Cite k--ront3ln a 3
is. heat iiy tunbered..bdlvoll adapiea tor an
else uperatioo. -. Hever i re,hs iLI Red
have been proved and :on mt to be 5ut):17..1-nt.r,,,.
ty. lot further nitorn,itlult apldy to
JUllht 11AS)i
or EHTEII tLS MCP
Noremb..r 5,1857
von alkiect WI on Cr to re titti ke
r 3. In Wynn's eddtrou In Nautili,
runs .ftron Celitro 14 Radioed Stteet. ir
the rout!' by bit oft % . lhmgh. Fag.. on the eon I,
.1
tU ri.; eit err' For Irma nod
the ritibecrtber at his thug Store,t'enur
• . i
vole. iiiilioputuble 11114 , wlll be given.
Jour. is. u.NtAitt;i.
Agent lor tri, or!,
:;fitkr.EI4INITOOD
bolldlog lout to themost ce,ot rat t 0 n
°ugh of Pottsville.' lately tele out on t he Greepe}
Sotatt, arrhogrotferodrotpale. Apply tii
• A. Ager!
Car the owner., at hie,bibcr In itlabantuia:li
• Pottsville May 3.11131
,4`
August )0, 1853
MIN
Wantod.7 MALE
he Public 8c Agra'
Cuutty. . n
.be head at tie
VAU4T,
30-2 t"
• BUSINESS ._CARD`
foul HANNAN, ATTORNEY
,
, opineti'an oltice Lit Centre street, Foto%
site the Episcopal Chards, where lir, ail:
stilled daily. 1 usluree it tie r+
will re-...ii prompt atteLtinp.
Jan. 1, 10.54
I , I
HENRY W. 1,001. E. •Simiso
Put We. 111,. on CENTRE street, ur.‘l,!
above K. C. Greene...l.li virtu :Wire: •
Would l'It1.11 , ,(1101/iy :',torn! thooe whose .
he Made Rsiie drsbitaid in the Grologicm
daring the I I'V(1 0.111. yearr...and thr,pubitc.th.tt
ersishoehrd ntinsalliod above, and iwill be Ng,
focrive soy orders Pont tivJae in hn may ,
ar.trices ib .any neparrecent of that pruieraic4-. 4 ,
geological explosatione and I rurinot oft oil I g
in 11.1[Vt)/1 110(1 carte' Of Mines ;'or any trol).
riseineAr in icquited triad xpefltlice,
confident of in ability to preform any."..nivri ct.,.
reliable idelifecy, and in clearly teprearnt ?brit,
be lopogrnpliical maps; and Set.lloloi
tris.ts hr will bent and goeerce Ida %bite n, gatbe
era
ruttaillle, July IS. ISIS
LI T. FOSTitat, 114 rwf.,etuin'r
JL' Dunting and : 4 1tk Flags, /1.116. Tont+. Apt 111 , P
Verandah!, and torcnett Matey. No. J. and 31
Third it., YlitteidelphiA: .
July IS; 1854 . 29 till I
. I
El=
HAL .164TA'r AGZIICCIir AND
V.kfillCAricllll(.4.-r:The nucleratened
ill forma htr rile ndr and Inn public encredly, ,
arta Onntiour to aue ul piou,yar to all
listed to his Gaze, such as too
rutclia,e au4 sale of Real .Lstntr,
, .
Couveyanein, •
41.djoatidg gooks and Accounts, -
oerti:enoor and General Agency.
win!. in Cr. WIC Sue el, oppualte th. Ton ICH..
SAMUEL lia!i(l7
Fnitsvilr, April 15. 1.54
• . .
QKTII W. DEER, .ATTOILNIA AT Alt
Vounty,
ItEr MIS TO
I.rwto,
.• •• I. it Al , t,
.1
J . 11. ItAN.VII 4. 4'0., 01 , 1f1111Ult Be.,
41.1.1141 . It. CARITDEI.I.. Esq., Prineville, Pa I
-EliavErt WATA., Witilinioport
'Xinrcli 4 IS,*
..._, .... ...,
• -- r i :
•
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rot: %Cult:HT-8 oFlioacE I. of ri.l(s••
'.1.164:n, three doors behw the Pon Onic, ke. .
Lout..., It M.. to 2-I', M..ara.4 710 9 l'• Al. - j
I'4•G. 11, 18.51 It i). ,
vi F:I3MONIJA - VIIOF 1::1,11)11 or r.iustr. 1 ,•
Lva.chrr of the. Piano. Orttit or Mefrldenn f l' ie..
thrtetl. ' Any.eutnniontent ion. ftddre•sed to .0, 0.
acti4er, at hi* r*Aidehte. 51rinpion Motire, 11: 1 , 4
buu, %11l be punctoullt Attended Co. _
Dre. 24;.1h13
A 1.1..EdN PISULU. NIALVI:VOR outil
11 NEER, %,:11.1runt mut. tilt: tinniness of lue Mtn t..
rt,etatuueell Flitter. Bowing porbcasion
jouti,v, Natist 1 1 1.1f1i, he title on uttual lit 1t0....
(or tilt. pursuit at I, protrusion, anti Can gife 1,. 3
itir,lLlformAllun in leterent c Ow III: it
ri:4l; and
continue the tozyibg att.! kellifig Or Ittial lOdote;t ,
hove note fur zialeAVVer.ll iatuahle Trar.ts lt d I. •
Laud.
fll'lr•', Vetllre olteet. roof 6.1..0t3 Routh of lir I'••Ln
4 . 70,02 11411. cituvold.t v
Not.etither 19. 1?153.
• ,
ErtTT IC , TIIO,LAS .57.: I.'o lily, reth•q<d.
I_3 Illir Olatt . in J. Hillthaire Prune Ilnildinr,, m 1..
tee At ree i;;.a it,rv. dCoti s above the Penn..)o..ahht 11:
e,:here Ver,olle having hthiloet4 Wei hihe ni V6llll,' -e,
rill, . - ? I
Aril 15.1N34 '
.% • 1 1 -11 i
. .
•
- 1
i iIIALILLES W:111 II ilLtAltD, Aieit; I%it i..
%. , sale of ANTIIRACIFKandIiITUMINOV,SIt , At.
()Ft. IGlqjdf Ft.mitt. 1l PINK P4Taltht, City! .1 Na;
!
f 1,. high, Illaleion, cra sdkrt o,>•
I gar Loaf find 10.141 a Ilii ' L H, .„ i! :
WIIITC Al , ll -4 Lehigh Reguou..
. . - 1 lialnituW,'Lirona :%IL. :.1.4 IL.,
• ,
- .
Lltenth front tile nrlttivn , ilti. - 0.•
REI) A4l: j l7nto, nelituil, tisitiui, 4hi 14.1
• - i. t‘poiiil and Lewis Vein.i
i b'rtcni the celebrated , I 1, , t,c,
MTV:VINOUS: -: Co3len.)linea; awls (Id', lis„,
(hind Livirtpoiii,
1 .
OFFICE AWE SA, 12 M. to '2 I'. 31. ;
Meech. idi,11. 4 .74 i:1-1.1
baying ft . ..111314,d tnr arlilng nioitEtoi
01 Uiil, ban thin ittrantoicintrd with Min
G. Alibilinillttn,.llllls loM ,it Jo.. ..and 1:6::4:11.1
PUTTR. 41.11 f the iirtn of Lt.:WI:4 I: DE :11 , 11.A. .
41 .1: 11,121114:i
NIN. and 7, POII Ritillantitl.
LEWIS AUDEN/Mt/0
GEORGE H. kir/ . R.
I
Vi 11,1.1.01 G. A !TIM:\
IMEN JkL. •
-lati. 14, Is
UNT ILEVUIVED.-14ser
4./ rgerd Timeiteepati, olcupetiur
• JOii. M. L1.1.10r1..
Twa.t.norsaboie the Atiners• Enna, Veil %ill ,
31ity,'21.15.54
Yac WILL FIND r.iperior Gold ii ri l inel
vet Watche• at J. n. I.l.l.loTV'ti ‘V
two ,tooto atreve the Hincre Itahit,Tottsvtli.- r
Slay '2'. . I •
•
1' If 0 A WAN''X' a 'rortt,t
very reduced 111 lees, tall et J. S. ELl,lOTIlti Jr ,
Iry Slot e, two doors above Or 1101, IP.O
• (tiny .tt-rt
.Q111. 1 17.16.E6. Alla) PLATED.
laleef Urns, Tea Kruk', Tea Setts, Cupaq
liastrr
Lndlet,Nspkin Ringo, Foli, Tutu anti Istlttcr Knty,
at WM. IlliALWri , •
Man of the tJig %V rb, 07PilAte At6rttint,t'm
Mts y, 6 I e 64 • • 164
IAISIC:111130;$10M.S, floe Fans, kart lk ..Ittijurr •
Paper %Yentas , . Flues Kotsta
oe ,bt low • t BICALIy.r.
olio of the Ltsi AVa..eb,npiscratits Mociiroar'i
May 6.1954 '
Ll.Slt ASSORTMENT of Mosaic tooth , '
( tierßings, grid Finger MUM et . •
at.....BRADY'n•
Sign ofte'll4 Weieb, nypoelle
May 6.ISE . 19'd •
QTII.II. A REAR Olin competktion: Pold,
Ove.r, Muting Levercluat
if:ol4nd joggle Ihryrifareetwie. 41
wm. , ,intau •'4.
Sigicit the Big Wslqi, nyposite MOttimere 111.1 r I
Aprit2u,lBs4. 17-
_ ,
C. HUY a/ AND /JAVA WARE .— tarp
et holders. Vases. Parzottia 11 0,11
$ i
Ink-ston Jr, dtaactirs dr.c., at i ,
~ i • It. C. QAtrm», I.ssoirr .Ist.
s' Parkas Ille. April I.s„;!di.' . - 15. ft r
Al4l l / 1 1... ivioria,sent of Yana of all 'pyter3 ?to
. vat I.:•I.3KEEN'e+
April 13.'51. . - 15 tf
April )5.'54. tf
FMS JAPAN , , Waiters, In !Wits. fiery rh ,
at • • R. Oretk:N'S
APM-15.; • 34. p4r
•
BENT PEN IN VIIIC--Tbe -Pitteni
Nibbed Gobi Pen. flaring been r, a!!. , :. r
Claire agent foithe tale of theie • teellettt yo'
t.rfer them at low prices, with the eseute4T tm
they will be epprir.lated. - .Cknake and tuti, then ,
43.9REEN'S,C'ent4re St
!Ifti
41,y11,15, •51
W 4 1 1. TC IiEN.—A lery: tar
* e
tarolly /selected Anotk• of. ho.lll
Wslam rattable'llar Miner'. Come • ~n try
R. 1!, GREEN'S, I
align c.4' I. he GolOn Es 1.0
3itti
April 6, '5l
UOLD AND SILVAR bever Watt, 4,4 t
: beat tataldeneh astoldae.',Johnenn:a: ROM
soles, l:dopeee, rteetti's Raftatay thu^lanri.l
all warranted ru perform arca falai) , Of eie any:
(hyalite a /AIL , C. UItEE ,Centretitrert ,
April ' ' -15.1
f would liPteity.:notlfy
le generally. thar: he le
d to the tneeluileg of,
!irk Liledinc
oe la flethategs!lof all
r the Coostrualde tad
togs. Chirps moderate,.
JOHN U. JAMEd
aeon, the ;undersigned'
of the hlthetteithetot
..184y r ;,;
01.00145, C LOCKS .—A warranted! tiork
N./ ebeap as I dollar--sours d diy elosta,m, 10.
;dollar's K .. C. GREEN, coniteOktreet
April IS. '04.. 15.1(
,
A GREAT OPronTurinv
fa =eke a FORTUNE. a fm4ei , r ,
111 t, pueettislng the linen vista and inahadse
'.nsanufseiustog Dr. Ratty, E.:if:Poi oreoiscl. 4
or Great elontbeas Depurseise the SiOrd—i!:
moat valuable Vepeable prodneelfin In tbel tofu
worth. The present proprietor will beetvie I trate
ind ardent for the business, abide wilt enLar
sales thronsbent the whole United dives:
Fero= wishing totted* or 'Die opponone y I
Oita to IR. WITIPPY, , 31s ARM sane,.Pd 'l"'
bob; Ninth. (the anal Depot,) Philadolpais,
laq 2 1 , OH • • 110-11* •
Paiuptik&
lasi lane been neared
Odle who'are lAtitte4
- .IOIIN nARLANi -
protbonotary,. ,
30-4
B.R;-bf:utoui Ca•
Oi (.11Ittin;111.At . Pataak
11:4ANAAWit.
ailetttioany ova.
lial
111101E1
COAL. "
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