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POTTSVILL!, PA.
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• .07 2115 „MINIMS' JOURNAL Aare lar
er carrots:iota Mao any other • Ntrospoyor yob.
la Northers Pennserania.. re es
, 1 m an* thir Coal, from toneilkusinessmen, not only
suthss - ,l ass adjaisn:ng counties; but la all
oqr rules, oisd it a l so extralatra largely avulse
tke +awe* in Sek ty kill comity, width muter, tt
One of the most valuable Aitoertisiog minimum in
tae County. Bat los papir have so .tiny capi•
talists enrolled omits aulacrtptias list.
AGENTS VIER .1112111 LOW JOURNAL,
•
DAvm 7: Lim Rt.' a, Mt Camel :
i..,,,c F. Mr*. Ashli Wit
"Venni:awe LAUDIKRIBRUK. Tamaqua;
Titosirlia)74 A. Oonettrot,Tresnont ;
E. W. Caine, South 3d street, 'Philadelphia.
Camic & Co.'South 3d street, Philadelphia.'
Vol tar B. PALIIILR, career Third sod Chewed
FN., Philadelphia.
Waters* iSt• Josses. N. E. corner Third and-
Race ,treeis Philadelphia.
. Ceaaits h. Hunaitaxi, 71 Pine St., New York.
VOLNKY- B. Pat.t.tea:JYribuna Buildintra, •• .
,C. F. NORTON, Gist Merchant, Mil .-W 111011 t St
Philadelphia. . • . •
Who are authorised to receive subeeriptions, id-
VerilSeMellth, die., for the Miners' Jeurititl, imd
receipt fur the rime.
, ,
5: - • k$11• 3•• • a
TO YOUR POSTS!
COMITY CORVENTIOaI
The friends ofa Prohibitory Liquor La* in
Schuylkill County are requested to meessn
their respective Borough wards and town
ships, on Saturday the 2nd of September at
2 .o'clock P. M.—end elect two delegates to
represent them in County Coot/416w to be
held in the Borough of Pottsville, on Monday
the 4th of September at 10 o'clock A. M.
The friends of Temperance in the various
districts will please gtve notice of the place
of election in the districts, and superintend
the saine„
Flu order of the County Committee.
DEMCNUKATIC WHIG CUUNTY
CONVENTION.
The Demoefatic Whigs of Schuylkill Co.
are requested to tntet at the Election Dis
tricts of the respective Townships and Wards,
on Saturday the 26th day. of August next,
between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock in the
afternoon, and elect two Delegates to repre
sent the' rCspective Districts in County Con
vention, to assemble at the house of George
Kaufman, in Schuylkill Haven, on -Monday .
the 2Sth of August, for the purpose of nom
inating tiDetnocratic Whig County Ticket,
to be supptirteOtt the ensuing election, and
also to appOtot three Conferees to meet a
isintilar number of Conferees from Northum
berland County. to nominate a candidate - to
represent thii district in the Congress of the
United States.
, We would urge upon the Whigs of the
Comity to turn out at the selection of dele
gates, and send such men as will truly rep
etent the feelings and views at the people in
County Convention. If the people neghci
attending to the primary meetings they
must not complain it incompetent or improp 7 ,
er persons are u.elected to represent them id
County Convention. By order of the Stand
ing Committee. JEREMIAH REED,''
July 2516, 1854. Chatryn4n.
AMERICAN DELEGATE ELECTION:
,
_ The following persons were..apprinted on
Executive Committee to act for the Ameri
can patty in Schuylkill County.:
A. M.• MACDONALD. C. 1.• Far, R. D.
fiCIDENER, JAMES W. Bowen. WM. SILLI.
MAN. :\
On m otion;Zesoired, That the Committee
tioun
be request Aci call for an. election of Dele
gates to a ' - ey Convention. •
. On mo on , ReiOlved, Thai the. Delegate
Election shall be held on the second Satur
day in Aughst, and Convention meet on the
•
succeeding Monday. - ' .
.
At a meeting of, the Executive Committee;
the billowing resolbtion was adopted:
The members of the American party in
Schuylkill County .are requested to Mee; at
their regular places for holding tbeir Bor
ough and Township Elections, on the,second
Saturday, in August, between the hours of 2
and 7,1).*119 5 , to elect their' delegates' to rep
resent the party io a convention to be held at
the house-of Henry Kauffman. in the Bor
ough of Schuylkill .Haven, on the followiog
Monday, at IC o'clock, A. Mx; said conven
tion to nominate - candidate; for a general
County Ticket, and also to appoint three con
ferees to meet an equal number of conferees
from Nortliumberlaud County at a place and
time to be appointed by, the convention, to
nominate a candidate for Congress.
A. M. MACDON,tI.D, JAMES W. BOWEN.
~C; J. FRI', R. D. Settoeties,
1V it. • r iv if. Si
Erectarre Committee.,
Pottsrille,-) u1y119114, 1854. •
RECEIPTS
Po; "Mtitras: Joi•RMAL," soire /art PuMicztion
nr We hope those in
due,
abroad will for•
ward their amorous due, as speedily as possible,
—ati our expenses for labor and paper are very`
heavy.'
Frank McDonald, toJuly 1 1851,
M. iietiner, io July I IBM, , '
Dr 1) J Meliildien, to January 1 1855, 2 00
Aug Reichert, toJanuary 1 165 5 , . s • — 2 6 0
Win Davis, to Jiily 1 1844, . is.
4 . 00
A G Swift, to July 1 185.1, • 2 00
Jos Ammerman, to July 1 1855, 2 00
E E Bland, to July 1 1'555, " • 4.01)
Llewellyn Morgan, to December 1% 1851, 2 00
Samuel B Hans, to March '24 18.51, 3 U 0
W B Vantiyele LlO.. t;jJuly 1 16 . 55,
Loutral & son, ti.;l'uly t ' 1855,
John L Menniag, to January 1 1855.
Marsden, to January 1 1854,.
loht:,C Allen, to August 1 1854,
Charles Dreher, to July I INN%
Daniel Bock, to July 1 1854, • - .
Jonathan Nicol, to Feb 4 ; 1855, • " •
John 'cream, to Januaiy•7 1655, . .
Daniel Beekman, to August 1 1855,
Lykens Valley Coal Co., to January 1'1655,
" " " N. York to Jan 1 '55,
E Hie hardsan, to August 30 1851,
-PavidJ Richards, to Not. :71854, •. .
Jas Cruikshank, lo July 1 1853,
Chas Wek, to Feb 5 1855,
m; 11.41 . 10 p, to Aug 1185 x,
' Alexander Love, to January 1 1855,
W,illinidltheads, to January, 1 1855,
Brettaugh, to January 1 1855,
• " Isaac W Itichardsom.to January 1;1811,
John Roberts, to• January 1, 1855,
.105/11Uti BIN A:, to January 11855,
• Thavas Acker, to January 1 1555,
oeoDreibelbie..c to July 1 1854,
Charles Focht,do July 1 1854, '
Israel Stamm, to January 1 1855,
• 16111.115 P, Gillingham, to July 1 1855,
Charles Gillingham, to July t 1854, •
Lewis Rothermel, to'July I 1854,
Wm H Mann, to January 1 1855,
--' Pliny Porter. to July 1 1855,
J B Gordon, to August 5 1855;
. JosephlAlbright, to July 1 18.54,
Wm Henderson, to January 1 1855,
Rev Wm Minnig, to August 12 1854
James Patterson. to July 1 1854,
Joseph Spayd, to July 1 1814,
Dr A Stembetwer, to July 1 1854,
A Miet , se. to July 1 1854.
Jam Cochran, to July 1 1854, . •
I) Aurund, to July 1 181 A,
W G Johntmi, to July 1 1814,
Col J M Wetherill, to July I 1851,
Henry Uren, to July 1` 1 1854, '
F P Ent, to July 1 1854,
Joseph Streeper, to Jnnuary 11854,
Richard Stephens,:to July 1 1854. •
1) W Brown, to November 1 185•1,
Jos I' Carroll, to Janutiry 1.1855, , •
it 1' Barker!, to July 1 1854,
Wm Patton, to July 1 1854,
Andrew Patton. to'Julv 1 1851,.
'Thos Fender, to July 1 1854,
" • George Patton, to July.l 1854,
Elizabeth Downing, to August .5 18 5 4, -
- Wm Thomas, to August 511355,
Charles Duel, to November 51&54,
Henry Hile, to JuIV 11854,
lames Lyon, to November 1 1814,
Wirt Robinson, to March 15 185.5,
Gen) Pritchard, to August 5 1854,
John Hein., to July 1 1851,
Magnolia, to July 1 1854,
-, James Multiunit. ' to July 1 1854,
Sager Chadwick, to July 1 1854,
Wtn. Gould, to July 1 1854,
Samuel Anon!, to January , 1 1855,
John Filbert, to January 1 1855, •
James Lyou,,to November 51854,
Jesse Beadle, to A uzust 12 ; '855,
Fred Messtmor, to Nov 1 1851,
Gei.) Bright, to July 1 1854,
Slimier& Goodwin, to August 5 1885,
Little Schuylkill Companyoo July 1,1854.
John T Werner, in July 1 1855 . . '
'John Werner, to January 1 1853,
Stack le 4t Watkins, to March 5 1855, '
111y6 13. Phillips, to July 1 1814,
Wm B Hodgson, to January 1 1855,
1 Wm Gould, to -fitly 1 1854, •
• Wm Mayberry, to July 1 1851,
• . li,Moll, to Januaryl 1855,
Jas Teague, to Julyl 1854,
- 11 Werum, to Jam ry 1 1851 --
• Peter Filbert, toJuly 1 1t3:34, -
F G Werntz, to my 1 18:4,
- Mal P, Koons, t July 1 18.54,
• 'fhomis Thou a, to July 1 1855,
Thomas Pear ik Co., to January 1 1955,
Lehigh C Co.; to July .1 1105,
John Glenn, to July 1 Mt
~- 0 Reitimpler, to July 1 1854,
Wm EMI*, to February 12 1855,
HINER'S' • JOURNAL,
FOR • THE .O,AMPAION.
The - MINERIi! JOURNAL vvdl be furnished
from this date until November I, 1854, fat
50 cents in advanCe. ' We have our hands in
for exposing' rascality', particularly in this
Comity, and we can . promise, our readers
some rich developements before we• get
through. Good citizens of all \ Parties are
interested in these disclosures.
11:7" Friends of Reform, send in the names
and She money. -
5:7" Tor. onliehall of the Dem
; wratic pope& and officers of the County,
don't like uur prices. That is perfectly nat.
-* • uriif, but very'ungenerous, considering that
y • there never has hEeli a Democratic paper in
the Comity, dohigbusioess with us, that did
not close up in our 'debt !
' ,1111111 VIXItSB,4OI6I%.IIMIE4IIt
• -
Via. Wise
Wortimhorthatnest,
trOlL CLOTHS id vat hitin:Alts,ll &Ike*
Hoyt's. Phila. sett N. York POW -
crTriu WATER-COMPANY advertises for
propttaais 6316 810 0 8 at**. •
. Pr/WO tracts of Cal hind be pubiiely
soul ado &merinos House, co site 30th mg.
IerSHOEMAICERS are refer* to the adv. of
John White.
..11Cact the tot of , olisit he offers in
your Imo:, . ,
FirFARMLRS are specially. ourrestad In the
sdvernsemest of Mies and -Nesof h is.. They have
various kinds of fertilizers. for ea • . • -
IriMEORGE STIERTEk has °pelted a
New Tis-ursite, per sod Stove hissufsetory,
neer the - cortierlft Centre eitid.Marke4 $ 1 014.•
• RM.% INVITE sisindon tp thei sde . ,4o ties
Polytechnic .Cellege of Kilos.: Philo. It is the
only Industriat Cot e& of the kiedp: te,re,ht Thu eouatry.
tir . MINE VIEWEtt,—We 411 siniention to
Geo l o drosnot etlvectisenteet,elfersatt
fell ',Mins Viewer, toslily the place etiler late
lamented blialheeek„ Mr . rows bas slivady bean
employed by several of the isnd-helaws w ho fAiFt,
airily employed Mr. Modtlisnag sad twit st ride: tip
'u
i satin,! to *ruts his abate ettetittoo to the him
, He is sigirsoticsit.fdiet% eteCteedentands the
lain huskers, in sit iN delattantada.
(0" Ornt-vf nes Ettlsntims.` c —By our Cool
Reports, It WBt be observed that the Ship
invite Corgi tfro• week amount tO the , anyteee:
I deated sato of. over 85,000 tons, and' lbts is
hinged 4 the capacity el the Transportation
coMpapiis. l i Aventging the 'pries of these
85,000 tons it $3, it makes :the wiry hand
!wile figure of $255,900 for Itfe week's busi
ness! maul coosulatory to Coat meo.
1:174 QIJEBT.—As some of The apologists
and admirers of the Routing system, seem
to be so greatly exercised aboUt our 'remark
that it wee generally believeobet Si. Paul
bad visited Briteto and ' introddced Clartsitao-
ity into , that Island, will they be kind enough
to inform. as on what authintic authority
they know that - St: Peter *as Bishop of
Rome—or even witted Romv T " The New '
Testament seems to be remarkably silent on
this point. •
0:7 INFORMATION IS WANTED Of JON II
WALKER. aged 18 years. whO was last seta
on the Schuylkill Canal, on the • boat Sally
Ann. Any person knowii4 where fie may
be found, will confer a layur by writing to
his mother (Mrs. Walker, NO IS Crosby St.,
Neat York), or by persuading him to return
td her root.
PAPERS on the Canal mite please copy.
ag- LAY OF SAN New Yolk
Journal in the rural dimwits, satirizes the
botubardwebt of San Juan sifter the tollowittg
fashion
. ,
"Fattier, and itiotheeand
And tertgood soldiers more, .„
Beat an did woman !tope blind,
That could'in tee much s!Aefore."
CCPHARD BURNT BEICIC-41SCATCC article
hereabouts —can be had of Barclay it Co, at
Reading, at reasonable rates. They use An
thracite Coaf for fuel, and by a new process
prevent any mixture of the latter with.the
brick. Out of a tilt) i t 200-=-300 bricks,
there is mostly not a single Salmon or soft
brick.. They aie prepared.lo supply a mil
lion brick in eitf months Or . 410,000 in ten
days. '
Q :7- iNFORMATIQN IS WAH'I'EP OF THOMAS
MURPHY who formerly livid to Norwegian
Township; Schuylbili C0.,,' near Pottsville.
He is in his 23rd year, left Pottsville for New
Orleans about three and a . half yesis ago—
and it is supposed went to: California. Any
information of him .will be thankfully re
ceived by'his widowed . mother, Ellen Mur
phy, addressed to Pottsvilfe P. 0., Sciuil
kill County, Pa. f •
Papers South and in California will confer
a favor on a widow by Miticing the above.
a:7' A Goon SIGN.--(;ktit! of about it in
aulecolumni of reading matter in last week's
Rum and Romanist: mph; over four were
devoted to'our humble selves, besides Soso%
thing over a column on the . outside. :rhea .
7ou,neighbor --wetake sot ti marked attention,
as a cothplimenci -It remidds us of a story a
friend related in lair hearMg the other day :
Two men were once rambling through an
orchard m search olapplet, when one sud
denly stopped and cried out, tHere is the
choice fruit-we will gather these'. On his
compaction equiring how: 'fie knew that, he
replied, point* - to, the tree, 'By the many
clubs on the ground—you May be sure that
tree bears prime aPplo,:orihere would notibe
so natal effort to pluck them.' •
S3OO
3 to
(I:7YERY LIBERAL.-Mit` learn that al
number of,our Coal Opertittirs had subscribed .
up to yeitaday, 'from jifiretght to sixty
tiouserid dollf.rs to advande to Jelin. Tucker,
Esq., as a loan to relieve hirri from his pres
eh t difficulties. The Trnde at Richmond,
we understand, had agreed to raist§4o,ooo
for a similar purpose. According to the re
port of a committee Who examined his affairs,
the advance of the'.'.4pm•Of ; $lOO,OOO would .
place his affairs in a :posiiiim, by which none'
of his creditors would suffer, and a 'portion
might be saved from' ihe:lvreck. -We sin
cerely hope that tbese statements may rind
out to be true. ,
2 00
2 00
300
10 00
2 '25
2 00
2 00
1 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
I 00
2 130
400
2 110
x . OO
1 00
100
2 00
1 33
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
ID' Co. TREASURER.—We last week neg
lected to notice in explanaiieen that our allu
sions, the`week before, tci:•:the leaks in the
County Treasury," had acf reference what
ever to the official course Of Mr. Ward.—
So tar as our knoWledge extends, we are
free to say that that-gentleman makes a most.
active, faithful and ifficient.officer. We had
in our mind's eye, at thelme, certain other
Locofoco politicalfinancieting, that shall he
laid befoie the public in iltie seasori.
We may notice, in tars' 'connection, that
.
through the eflOrts of, the Commissioners,
and by the proMptness 44 Mr. Ward, the.
State quota of the Countvtax was paid over
before the Ist of August,- frist., thus reserv- ,
Mg the five per cent. disedunt allowed. This
is the result, we belleve. t ui a regulation re
eently imposed bit the CeiMmissionets upon,
the Tax Collectors, exacting interest, if their,
respective amounts . werd hot paid' in within
a certain time. .
i 63
2 00
2 00
0 00
2 00
1 85
2 00
1 00
2 00
3 00
2 00
2 00
2 on
2 oo
4 00
9 00
2 00
500
5 00
oo
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
THE LAST
1 00
2 00
We enclose• the last of our. sut4Cription
bills, for this yearon to=day's pOei—bettip;
several weeks longer in Making them all out
than we expected...
50
200
50
2 00
I 50
2 00
6 00
Those who have resisbnded to our call
(and our lists of published receipts show that
they are not a fewd please accept our
hearty thanks—we wig endeavor to serve
those of them .whei ren+ subscriber s still
more faithfully, if Possible, in future.
We will now giye a WOk or two grace- 7
time 'for our last work; when we
will commence the. puOiCation of the 'Mark
lest we promised some time ago. It is our
tads resiirt. Many owei us for the paper
taken years ago, sod: we have no idea of
their present whereabont's. Perhaps ari.ad:,
"vertisement wilt Ilurn.4m up" 7 " •
G 00
200
2 00
'2 00
2 00
60
2 00
Moreover, several-hunirrid (still subscri
bers,) have, paid no attention whatever to
bills forwariltd to them year alter yfer, tilt
out-books iihon , a lengthy and ugly•loohing
score against thein. i'ativoce milli such
customers Is wearing td a low ebb ; and it
some of t em f ind !heti:sinews included in
the list a ve foreshadowed, the verdict or
the pub!' will dOubtleisil be,—served them
K i m
ngla. , , i
iOO
•
We are in earnest about this matter—in
ieres:ed parties anll, theiefore, please take
notice and govern.thetotelyeis accordingly.
•
V' Tee POLITICIANS of the Democratti
School. with scarcely Wstagle exception. are
, driwni on theKserw Nothing*. Judge Dong;
las denounced theta with great severity in..
speech at ThiladelPhis. i• la the U.S. Senate
the Horustead hill has 'afforded an opporto
Wily fora wide range of similar democratin
maledictions. The preys, also. of - the party
is almost unanimous in; cursing the !ureter
rious coder. In the licentiate the Kiwi.
Nothings are perfectly anent sod seemingly
quiescent. They have DO speakers to defend.
their doet ices.. They retie no acknowleted
organ to.advocate the propriety of their sh.
don. Their cardi6al principle seems to be
*to so not to spertk. l . In Ifni Way they are
steadily progressing, and hi' a abort tufts
'heal:tower ro the country will 'become iris.
hatable..
like - obit - Moira
bet, &tithe44l
litunehowinegh to touto. tois.huii . :as:
oat office.' Calais *oats 4sla
ao meowed tettaa-4anes Of: whom! Ww
toff eajiatt tic/thing .better bat ethos,
who we really thought bad mote set e.--
Stith actidenta will oaitiosally oeeur,, sad
ihti mug Os at mach as iwy ateelso
of the same kind happened only two drat
weeks age, we may rate Tor the edification
of these most unreasonable critics, with a
notice hotu the dwelt we attend. We itra
taitously offer oar columns tot the puqica•
of all such raligu,us nouces—we otake
no distinetire4 and the: charge of partiality
ti as unooprided as i 4 it silty
, -
ll:7'Nsty Mamma roe &mum
Ott-Monday t new tolling . machitte witslAm
perimeoted with. at the works of the Tren
tow twoo•Compsny, which ran through. Mils
from 'IS to 2t feet is lengtli. inch* in
h e ight, weighing 1110tIrthree lbs. to ithe
yard. in an average dine of one minute to
each. The peculisinies of; thii invention
are, that rails are run through at a welding
hest in *boot one holt less, time. .m(1,16113
one third less labor than by the old or heti.
son tat rotten. and the ability to roll flan ed
tars of great width.' and such as cannot be
made by the ordinary mans in use.--P a.
Sun.
Will the Sun or somebody else plea.se
•
ic
plato this process .rare in detail. Is the
machine patented. and who is the ioventet
. .
4:7 We tun" that there- is an int
excitement among a portion of our Gam e r:
torn citizens. at a villainous attack so de
l
i
upon tu he life, is supposed, of Ceiba 'ne
Myers. the gir ! who, made the charge ut s
will against Father , • Kroeger, the Ron au
Catholic Priest. Oit Friday afternoon while
irr the yard'at her place of residence, near
the Filth
,street church, she was struck ; in
the face with a stone, thrown from some
haat! as yet unknown, causing a severe
Wound . ono one•that . occasioned her friends
4nuch apprehension. • Efforts are being 14de
to ferret out the offender.---Cttteinnati G. z.
o:7' Tat longest railway in the world is
saidlto be the lllinoia Central; whicicis Ot*
en hundred and tbuty-one miles in length.
ao4•lts rapidly approaching completion. I -
'MEM 400.4►zi Wagi."lol2l
" ' FOR 1.541 •
~~~~~~~
:The quantity sent by ltadroad tbia• week is
tkiti 13—by Canal 3000 03—for the week idti,
WS 0. Total by &Wpm] 1,256,453 (9—do " b
Canal . ..16,910 cc; tons: -
! The shipMent is very heavy this week, amount
ing to upwards of 85,00 toes - bring upwards of
'7,000 tons more than has been shipped from !his
'region In any one week before. Had Cars Veen
plenty the'quanmy sent would have reached.iro,-
000,ions for the week - . The shipments for the
corneSponding Week hist year, were 66,3:11 tons--
ineiraso 18,737 tons. This: is the "big week"-
boats were plenty and Were despatched as loft ,
they arrived. The shipments by both avenues,
are the beeriest made in any one week from it
regioit—the whole in f ieluuery of the tnuispor and
companies were in motion, and. both are above
their a l etre/go capad,itY... There will be a fallimi off
next Week, or we *ill be greatly mistaken.
Miners end labineritappear to be plenty, asl thi
~1
shiprttents iudicatel-but the distribution of Cars i
unequal; particu la rly : -on the ' Mill Creek an
Schuylkil Valley Fi r uilteads. We are Sal iSfil , 0
nvestigation of the matter, that they do not remit ,
their proportion—nor is the distribution fair: 1.111
tier the prevent arringement, the first Cars go u
the Little Sehuylki 11-the next are delivered te l l th
Dauphin Road, anti then '5OO-lo Itte West Branch
before a single CatLtieent ablivei Schuylkill It Vel
-after that a per rentitge of trains are sent to tit.
different Roads—altdlnstfew Cars arrive at rot
Carbon before 2 o'cleek of the day, then receiVin
anti what are left .t 11 as accident occurs; tlet l ain
ing the Cars, those Operators ta.areely get any.-
1 • •
Why , not give mob !portion of the Region , thei
proportion of the Cars as they arrive? This wdul
be fair and equitable. This business must b
looked into by thhse 'who have charge of it,'
they desire to avert l e storm which' is now evi
(Wily brewing in the
.Itegion: We are ow re
that these ditficuliksialways arise when there b
a scarcity of nmehinery.to accommodate all—nt
'an unfair distribution only tends to aggravate thew
I! - I
evils.
.The demand for Coal 'continues as brisk as a er
, .
here, although a great effort is mgking
. at Itilt•
mond . to reduce prices. It will - fail, particuhirly
so, far es regards itirtme Coal—tome of the tre,h
that isyftlated on ithe : market for Coal, when the
article is scarce, allay be effected in price
.if .little;
but on all other kids the prices will be maintained
here. Our Opera ors are in a position now, that
they can hold on, they will not sell for less.
Wages ire high, freights are high—and they ant
determined to have a good priri for Coal this year,
to make up a little for; the "Jtiecings" of loaner
years at Richmond. And besides as soon as the
dew begins to tall, the mazhinery on - the Railroads
cannot be worked to the same advantage, and the ,
supply must consequently lanisea as the tall ap•
?roaches.. , i '
UT TELEGRinff. ...
\-, FRIDAY, 3 Written, V', M
Freights tr'om Richmond
Boston. ' '• ~ •
Providence,
New York,
Albany, -
• N. naval:
Hariford,
Washington;
REPORT OF SHIPMENTS
. .
From Richmond , for the week eliding oil Sa ti n::
day,-July 29, 1854: j 4. ,. , , •
.1 . . • i • i'
:Elk'. B k-. Sg , Sett'. l sla 2. DobtMation. , Toil:i; '
I 10' (WI: 1 ' It' " ' i . •
I ostoii& viet...164:-,
; . ' 7sl 1 Conn. &R. 1.1 13645:
1
I 31 . - 30 1 N. Y. t viciu.l ,5558 ,
51 13 North ! fiver . 2874:
lt1• fti 31Sputhern Pti. ' 1474.
T
1— -- --r:—. --L.L.--.--1-C,
T 110 IN. : Ilk 46.F0r the weck,l .l
.IMII fi
Total for the . mattonfto79l For t•raOtt, 7.).,53;i:
To came time last year.• -I ' - ' ) 617,1h1),
• ___ -___.:_...- • :--1.:-4..
El
Ul=l=ME
.Quantity or Coal sent by Railroad and Canal j'er , i
the vreekrending oriThamlay evening last : ' 1 ... 1 4
itAItIROAD. OANAtc:
• 18,604'a: 1:2,3'.!8 , 09i.
• 3,1,54 )35 2,018 rie,
• 21,105 'ID . • 14;156 (.11:
- 2.81742 . 000 Oa
B,7zt ; * 0 , i ' 1 0 2 '. 7 0::'
Port Carbon,
eon:mine, -
S. Havn,
Auburn, •
P. Clinton, -
- tong 8'7,083[21
it• in -1854, -. 1 - 1,25.0,4531(4
1854,1 316,91.004
: 1,773,3631i?'
line period lart year : -
-• WNW*. Tara
39,752 01' 949,684 1,11.
-26 ral OS 3. 464,848 10.
66,3411 01 , •,-1 1.414,33214 1 7
*- - . 1 .• 1 , 773 , 363
.
- . - J. 3r..k4,830
)LI;ANLITIt.AWgPO3I.TATIOtt'
ON RAILROAD.
Prom M. C. S.;11. C. Auburn ,
To Richmond 1 2,25 2;20 - F,70 1,75
To Philadelphia,
.2.13 2,10 . 11 1,110 1'63,_1 1 ;
.RATES. OFITOLL 13 . 1 r CANAL: 1
From Port Carbon to Philadelphia,
" 'Mt. Carhop': to -
" Haven to ", -
" 'PI. Clinton io "
ITII7
Total hy RAI:droo l
Canal );
Total,liy Canal
Stnianentg to
H 1
•' Cunal,
Inmeaie in i f 35
M Nr. -
RATES OF T
RATES OF FREIGHT BY CANAL. 1‘
I
' Philadelphia. N. Y rk.
From P. Carbon, -- - A ,t.. 5 • ' $2,10y,
.1
" Mt. Carbon, - - • - 1.115 2,1,(W.
" 'Schuylkill Haven, - 1,00 1
.
Port Clinton; - - - ',. 0 0 o,ooft.
SCHUYLICILI t COUNTY SAIL ROAD--:lfei4
The following futile quantity 01 Coal tranrpot 7- tig4
ever the different Hailron& in Schuylkill coluity i
for4he week ending on ThArdag evening laft..;%
WWI Tor
Mine Hill 5: 8: - 11 11. R. 30,178 03 704,897 1 (4
Mill Creek t" " 11,815 10 275,157 01
Mount Carbon . !•• - 5.5.34 10 108,140 111
&buy!. Valley " 15.2.53 11 299,932 08
Mi.Corh St. Pt.Carli:!". 15,714 09 4957,513, 1t.4
Little Schuylkill " 10,445 09 205,204 04
UNION CANAL R. It. COAL. TRANSP J
Amount transportill during MU month of July I'M
MONTH. TOTAti.
(Tokio Canat
Swatara Railroad,
,••
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.
Sent Iroin the Lehigh Region for the ;week aR :
mg Saturday EVemisg last : • •
• ' WEICE. Totfti
Summit Mines, ' • 11,725 10 204,521
Room Run 3.08217 44, 8.'! 2
B eaver widow Co . . • 1,608 17 27,547 06
Spring Mountain' Coll'y., 4,638 09 69,272 rra
Coleraine Coal; „ 2.876 10 • 36,206 44 I
Emit Sugar Loaf, • 1,937 00 2r,751 111
N. Y. dr Lehigh C‘ial. 911 04 . 42 73 ,_ 01
German Pa- Coal Co. :410 07 - 2.341 02
Alatkop'sCoal, 206.09 2116 00
Cranberry - MO, • 1.991 18 • .32,343 1$
Hazleton Cool Co., - 4.813 19 - 65,W8 00
Diamond Coal Co:, 1,355 12 18,638.15
Bock bit. Coal Co.. - - 1,964 0.1 • 33.91541
Willtenbeire Coal Co., 1,150 19 16,251:14
3 8;73815 fx92,19 ,i 6
lam year, 18,233 '557,3
Increase so tar , ' ,
Z5,34803'
• _
- CUMBERLAND CAL TRADE
. ••• weal. AL
- .
Mt. Savagerit Roid, .
.6,417 102.690
Cumberland Rad Road, ; 8,853 127,966
Westemput Region, • s ; 4,308 104,126
19,578 .; 334,782
To roma perii
To - pine - period kW 'var.
• ICKNArri4l4lfusta' Jortni,
.•
4irrt;:;'' .omi lf
Iftallillaiff-1461 fit tit - .otritaka* -.
sOfitre - ditisiookibp,
44111lotiOnstatti*a.41cAtai
alli BOW id Reilleeitilli.
tiiiktiktiatilltatis 'iiiiiaiiii'
1 4';ilboy ',hat Ilran it , tili: ettiti
~•
made of: --. , , 1 '., s,
a
. .issoistii. That the Matt of 1
it j4l the ale of Wixom
_liquors*.
wai: State of Peonayi wearential
I:ll .ol awfutoalWelfitte the atectole:.
' ited, Tltratit is dut)ref eva
•'to ao fits disregar ds lid of: Will
atilt:tarsi burrow awl ,Ms oat
, manure the eleataavol, lawn "
1 •to nrobilittott;
_floated, 1 1%at ad, person *ball meek
nelloWatwn of Mu Giamatti" who wilt
'lt* in "'shag toil advocate sand vote for **o
h 'tory taw "w ease of his election to the Lana*.
tu *
1 :1T1te. cower two will reossetriblr on ilte
2s!h, to make final nominations.
-: ; e7S(.71100 - LS dit GUEEr Barrsm.:-Tbere
are 46,042_puthe and •privute reboots in
titgland aid Wales, attended by 2,144,378
iess• than half the Dung*, that
Welt have been at school, unless preve n t.
erhy'other causes than their age. In .411-
aim' there are :.1545 travelog rehools,
*Web provide for 39,783 children: - The
ithinber of Sunday schools is 23,514 with
14407,642wh01ar5. la 1218. the day schools
received . one for every • 17.25 perilous.' In
1851, there was a scholar for even - 236 per
sons..,. In Scotland, about.' la 7 of the ehil;
ern are at school. . .
EW ADVERTFMTS.
HARD IiIIIINT ORION. •1 ,
titAIM lIITIRAT BitHAP, In- large or anon gni&
Wee P.lll be delivered on board or Cabal ►nits.
Coaw the goading gleam Witck_lllanstracbtry, on kir
danietkill Cenat, between graatuger'e trudge. nod
tin any of Heading, for bee dellsts illd any teats
ts. SO)Abe IDOUILIOd. Purchasers WM Ott DO I.4iliOD
Intik, but alt bard burnt: Apply
CO.
Reading.. Penna.
3d3or
59,104
Pennsvivaiiiii Wire Works.
ARCH striet,.o"6 . ov.q. FRONT, Pleitivra.
itabserlien bane on band, and ataVonstantly
. .asaniatsidetritig, SIEVES. KIVU Lge.
WOVEN WIRES, of ab weskits uad sotdik*.
sdillidnibi or plain and fancy Wire work. Brru and
►on Wire Sieves, of ail Limbs' Brass and Copper
Wire Cloth ler raper lealters,dsc „ Cylinders and
I s lisndy Rollo covered.istibe best manor,.
ileavy Tarllled Wire for Spark rashers. Sieves
- ra, Brass and hen Founders, Byrnes Wire. Window
Who. safes, Traps,Dtsb Covrmeost and sand
*teens, doe. BitYL:lB6, DA*D% LOIN.
.Ananot 12,110511 3241 m
GOOD COAL LAND FOR'SALD.
,t-ATILL be Sold at • the Public Mei! of Waiter
V Redly/Ica, in the Botonyb of Pottsville, (Amer.
Wan House.) at 10 o'clock A.M., August 20, 1854:
,:'lahn undivided Interest, one-fourth of 0/ICII . tract.
Of two adjoissbov &mascot' Coat Laud., lying in rine,
tree township, Irchuylkill county, knout' as the
ken and Greeff tracts. warranted Coal Laud.
:The ttwatata itailtoad passes tbroush both of said
thew. The Ecken contains 112 acres 1011 perches,
Shod allowances. The Girard' 131 acres 117 patches
t itsi allowances. The tracts will be sold nett nm-
Tams made human on the day of Oda. by -
J. A. W. JONRA,
August 11. 1854
•
thambers , Popular and leader
' f : - . 7 . tattling WOrius.
le.
Ilin ISCELLANY of Useful and I:otettalnlng Tracts.
1,1(110 v 01.,.
' , ..PApere for the r..0p1e. 0 - 1,0111 •
' l l2eleet Writings of Hilbert Chamber,. 4 Tali.
ig ;.: Life soil Works of tong. 4 vols..'l2m.
..; Home Book and-Poeket illerettany.d vols.
?IRepashory of Instructive and Amusing Papery, 4
tole.
'-;.:
' Information for the People, 2 vole.
it Cyrloi mils of English - Cherattere.l vole. For sale
to low at H. 1.1410:411N'd
• Book and Stationery litoro.
MI ',rho Metallic Wealth of the V. pi
eTUE Metallic Wealth of the United States': row
pared with that•of other countries, by .Jsmes
• : Whitney.
P Meinoirs.and Correapondeere of Joseph John Gor
e vey, 2 vol.. Wt. •
t.ifit of John Randolph of Roanoke. Svo.,
'• Writ. Pinkney, Ova.. I
n .14 Arthur's Ten Nights in a Bar 'Room,
e •Wilkinson's Ancient Egyptians 2v01.,
tliatory of the taandoich Islands,
• 7 iars. @towe'r Bunny Memories of Foreign Lands,
9 vol.„
Mrs. Den Darbey, by A. Marla Collins,'
• liatharlae Aabton.by Miss tlewalt, .
ToolprintsChf Famous Men. -
3"he Filgtinot of Walsinehama by Miss Strickland,
.•Fashion and Famine ,by Miss :Stephens. with allthe
'latest publications for sale at
R. IIANNAN'A
Doak k Stationery Store.
1 . 4,4
1 - ,
„
A,A L' „ • , 1 : 4 7: " ...,:: lit, " ,: a a r n g d e :rut ' .V. Vti rt Ire:
petmanently improve Inc condition of the null are
*.letommended to ciao • ,
_ . .
•
Which has hero so successfully applied ,by many
.Farmers tnrichuvlk ill Conoty, on pour lapds• •
If not only produces Large Crops of hpain hal
lends to re: the Clover well.
It le parked in barrels cootalomp stout !O lbs.
path, •nd ho sold at 00 per ton of 2000 - lbs. NO
CHARGE for the barrels. We alsu hare for isle at
thro lowest market mom No I GOV'T TESTY/Mg Cu
a No, and other TeglllilSegg. also a Veneta' molt
.meat of OIL., CANDLES, soar, STMICH. *e.
ALLEN N KBULE4I.
•
1 4 1cf.4.1, Aoulh Wharver,aad 15 Ws et
Philadelphia.
12-3 or
LEATUER AND rutamos
rialiErithactiber respectfully invlits the allention
1. of dealers sod others, in bin large and well an
fm.ted mock of Leather and findings. which la kept
constantly fresh by repeated drafts upon the
maua
ficturera of this country and of Europe, and which
is made up in part of tile following strides, via :
The beef oak and red Sole • Blanghtes, skirting and
Damaged do.; Harney, Band and Welt
Leather; Toong and Lac ing do.; War Upper, Boot
.flraia, Beff and Pohl do.; linty Blain. sq.a , Salted
and Collar do.; City, Country, Eretudi and Patent
:Calf Skins; 13000 e. Morocco., Murk 8.4.11. Pad
eficius, Cbaniuls, and.Moroccoa; Bindings and Lin . -
logo of.alinuat every descrlptioa ; rlb,ie thread, ra
'feet taread ; dirk but cord, Laces, and Bilk aid
-Union'Oallounik; Black and Colored English Last-
I n d . wprir,,d lippesa and 111m:sea Fronts and Boot
logo; Awls, Tacks. Needier, Eyck' and erimpleg
machines and Eveleta; dirt% Iron, Copper and
Ptire, Raw), Kale,.; Rubber*, Pegs,
tklealea and Bout Web;- MatUtUrrir, Coot and el tine
Vera, 1.111/i3;;Crlrope, Clamps. Hand lei, Oum, Col.
or,Cod Liver, and Tanners' Pit ; mime Tool., and
Corner's Tones ..f all blade, rends? t sr ate. besides
ma's) , other articlea not enumerated above and all
of which will be sold at the lowest market' wee.
by f JOIIN
'rummer & 417 Market ~ ab o ve 1216..
Philadelphia:
as ly
$2 25
2 20
1 20
I 75
2 00
2 'O5
54,493 13r
5U,590
4,4981E1
- -I,d)
- IN
- - 1 .17
- fii
OMNI
10,942 08 • 44,137
1 2
- 02 27,511
August 12, ISM
" TO PAIZNITIRS
ALLEN k NEBOLBN•
sup ImPtioiiPtiaTi UP L11163'
•thgust It, 1954
Aui. le,
ItIEW: TIN WARE,: COPPER.
A.IV I) STOVE .111 A NUI. 'AC TOR
IEoRcIE It. ATICIITF:11 announces to Joie nu•
old Wendel, and the public arnerally, thin
lie has i.nrageain the 31.4014! Illehii.,lll , l hotelman' .and
nn surh an exitosive plan, At he is enabled to ash
his roods at prices which cannot be surpassed In
cheapness in any tithes similar retail
lightnent In the county. MA shore to
in Centre Street, a f,-vs doors Sleuth
of the place where he "was rot snerlY
ensa+ed with D. L. Esierly, In the
hardware easiness. '
Among the many articles In his store, he will on
ly mak, mention of the following : ,
Hinson with pipe. flopper-waie:Copper Kettles, of
all sizes; Brass Kettles. J3p411-ware, Tin ware, of
every description, llollow-ware Tin by, the Bar ;
Roches Tin by the ttrix ; Japan Tin, by the quantity
or by the pound sheet-iron, by the gummy or
otherwise;
. RORIPIJ Sheet4ron by the bemired or by
the pound. 'Alan, a nal Patent Watereronter. which
Is one of the moat useful improvements of the day,
especially tor families Amin:: but Whether, and, in
short. all other articles belonging ton completer.-
tahllahment of the kind.
Orders for work in hI line,ineb as Tio-ronflog,
Spouting. atc.. as, also mending, will ;tie attended to
promptly at the shottem outlet.
ir.:Tnt highest market price will he patd for old
Pewter and !mad, or goods given to exclianee. •
CEO. 11. NTICIITER
Illy
Pottsville, August 11,1851
' POLYTIFUNIC COLLEGE
OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PENN SQUARE. PRILADELPHIA
Tlll,l College, organized on the plan of the Waa
trial College,' of Coptiheritat CUSTOM id*lllaned
to afford a thorough profedvional educatloalo Sta.
dents intended for
ENGINEERING. MINING. AGRICULTIME. and
iho MZCTINICAL and CHEM MAI:ARTS..
The nest Neml-annual session wlll commence on
SOON DAY, erptember lIIh,
1 FACULTY.
Maillemaiki and Civil Englimning, PIA Baur
U. PEABODY.
Metallurgy, and Todustrial, Analytical and *irked
total Charmedly, Prof. dardito L. Krim D
Mining Englusering.Deology and aliment . Prof.
W. D. B. Thome**, AN./d. •
Mechanical Pbtlotophy and the prtnelylis of
dill:wry, Professors PEABODY and .
rod ascis OCTARTICIIIT rad arenas. 812.00
illetbasicak Alchit4esuut, and _Topographical
Thawing. Pro .loan Kean. 4110.00')
Prefab and Spanish. Prof. V. Di .111•1111L11.1.
Paris. B. U. Errant.. •
The Analytical Laboratory ;rot prattles! Chemis
try 'doped daily. • . I ,
An Academical Department, , tinder the charge of J.
D. Doocou. A.. M., is pmeided, into which younger
and less plofictent students may enter and be rap
jdly prepared for the College Courses. .
Additional informaiton as to term% Courses of
study. Boarding. ac.., putt' be obtained by addtusing
Dr. ALCAMO 1.. KE.IIICDV. Polyl.lll.llleCroltere,phr
adelpbia.• MA 111115 W NEWKIRK,
•
President of Board of Trustees.
• Jou. illulNrest, Stey.
August 12.1054
(;rand Equestilaa Festival.
JAINIES JUNIC £ CO.'S -
.11CI1IT CQUIPPiD Ikvanremi AND
CIRCUS.
iirrll artionn at POTTSVILLE on WED
. NESDAY, Angltst 16th.
---~-~-
The Bust of Hoist" b tumirpstoed la the taus=
try,and the propttetors have secured the outrun
Mast the various Serapes* 1.4 Eastern establish
mem) of the most talented towns, of ,ESW III / 1 '
0141111111111. awl Clowns, whirs sueleet
trwelcd le the West. _ - ,
To be accompenten by the C'elciintted Sol&
String Band, of Stefan, Wfflk how New Volk.
who eballec i en competition:.
Moe Inn oirperfonners,see bilk.
A ,
Vooco Won at *and sec . inen
iliatette• '
At BCUUYLIILL 'MUN I *lit
" MINURTILLit. 15*.
Allait4l. lasi
Mi9M,WMTAI-ioN
orielNil:l
-. .. - ihritelentilerei' -,.;.' ~• .
“I . lsasombarler4:J. , 7
t', iiriSpOpoll;., .-. is r. ~, ~ •
•• ei r rier . . _P.
~ " 11';', fiet,
" Valle, ,Forge,.._ , ..,. so
M Veleileg i r r4e.‘ -, . '. _ski,
, Parer nte4 .. - 110; 4. •.••
". rineraalrilisi ..., , gl. i' , l,
ii l
.."12/bfeelllrat.d . . . , . 7.*" ' 'll
""r IPettsumett Lantbni; '.7) ' :11`„
.! rad Uitton,i 7I , try
'I Striiitioghtigh, ' -:11 , 'IV",
' Reedles. • . . 1 ,la It `ll
''' Althostes, .1..•' (18 i t in
" Pilehrsellte r i 1,. : ES: • . 1 . ht) 01-
" tistributg. a
4 . 64 l
' - " .ol *ltglesttindlnt. 4 ;• MP' ' ' 4l r't
• The ehitgettallbtieei : 144 : /CA. lb3les s Erb
per test. ,a110.110C411 fur waste; VI moun t, and nn
etterse less thas tixesty-five to Ter too Will he
nude tee soy Ihittleere.' B a , the Mangers,
. -.. !., f . r; . .'.. • F. PRhI.I3Y, Pteertiletit. -
Aitit.l2. KM' • --, • ! .: i . • , Itll ' -
•
—___„..-,--4—:---,1 7 ._ ,
nurgiktw, , & 1111111WifelkiiiilloAo ,
.. :i.:%.....:.:;:
,-- ‘ ,i ggi
Oreree pg•rhart P011413i . . R C PI mi lit. R.Vo. )
• .: . PARe • rteale.-4.g. 4.1851. .f
The metes cm :Freight mad jtoita oti Vont .trauspor.
tedi by tele 4.lonnterts, tent b. vs! &noir., until feu
thee settee. , i • , , ,
To ilithaiood,l' '
" Philadelphia;
• inalload Plane,
••
naisiaahma,R,B ,
" Futla of
. 1 •prang Milis,
-
•• Cocobrphoetea gadfly.
moils Railroad: -
" and Po4it sad
• JorrOs.
• " 'tiorrho'n or 1111dorport
'" Pori genitally.
Forte,'
Pboalzollur.
'• Broyee's
•. Ponotorro,
Dosigloovlttc,
.11Irdolroto".
" Reading,
Natitaeo Rturding mod
Nehru Hie.
"
Hataborg..!
tkorlirdorrig,
By order of Itbe Board of !Sigiaaergy,
14..IptAl)FonD. fire ls
1!•tf
Aug. 112.04
INSURANCE.
EOM
STATE ,0117TILIL 'i 121801LANO0 00.
-- Fotirik Annwal St,zteiateiet, May 16,1514.
Almelo May 15t;1633, ; ! i - 0258,318 70
Cash Premium* aid Wriest re;.. ,
calved ahelpast year, smamial • ,
dapattment, 1 : .:0101,646 VI
ffills Receivable in same, 1 ! : 26,647 61
411111Pftillitilill. slurp lltp mt, 40,201 30 •
! ! :••—!------- 170,568 56
I •
Expepses,Commtgaluesi,
Reinsurance, Slutual Depart =
mem. t 111101.1.06 53
pir. do Sicck * dp , V,031 tI
A ASETO r;
. .
Bonds, Mortgages, eiOck lub
'other gootflikreUtltiedl, $ , .!111,135 71
Bills Itecelsable, i ; 187,009 se
Cash oil haat] and le halide or
''.'Agsals, ;
' .. --•—
Pat threat Inland Insuratlie. apply to
JP4O.l*: 14110 EN ER. Agent
- 41y).5. IESII I ; 28,1 y
s • EDUCATIONAL .
Enuaiiirion FOR Tun PEOPLE.
• DIVICIIVSON ',.E.IIIIIVART.
(MALE and FEMALM.)
1 14114 nourishing laalllotiolt, locaicil at Willienis
-11. port, Lysionlog County, Pa., fifrets to those de
siring an edoration, all the advaniagis or a hist.cLus
:Schwab at the very low plea lit from 142 50 1 0 0 1 5
pro- quipster, according to ilia studies pereurd. This
includes board, washing, lights, loom, fuel, and tu
ition in the English. Latin slid Grerk.• Moderate ex
tra charges for Painting and Mod•
cps Lailguages. Next Tann Will commence August
21,1854. Catalogues, with hill information, ran be
tad byjaddressing the Printiplei, Rev. THOES. IhrVV
MAN, at Wittlawspoit, or qtr. ti. N. Mown/SW, at
Pottsville.
August f„ MOS . 31.11 V
. •
Philad's. Collegn; . of Medicine.
rrIIK WINTER SMS910:11 , ibis Institution OM
I. begin October 9. 1854. ,11
Pull course of Lye rca so ;are ,gives both to the
Winter and' Summer. Dudes:is are coufei Fed In
March spit
Fasaue toll course, 1191. Petpetual. Ticket,
10190. !Idatriculation,lo3. Diliduation Fee.o3o. To
those who have attended Moult course+ In another
insttiotkin, 050, including Mieduntion fee.
rertOtilli interest is tallied by the Faculty In the
wylfarn and'progreits of every Student. Stamina
gobs are given daily by the:Professors upon each
Wendt. In nit Aiello lee fur ihst r uctkoi, Ibis reboot
to wittli to any In the . country. For 'maw/ Wife,-
rustiou.sddress
11- 'HOWARD RAND, M. D., Dean:
, 109 South Niniti;strect,'Plattapelpbla.
Angus 3 , )8.54 31. tit
BEIMYEIBURG IMMOtartir
AND BOARDIN:G.SCOOOI,,
• 1 !
FOR VOIIMI6I LADIES !AND OENTLEMErti.
lUld tuelllullos le .loceteill at Derifidoirg,
pith] cutout', In lba mtdie of that beautiful and
heatthg Monks, tatted Lytt..irrd Fahey, ID mitre from
Millarbburg (tom 11 a rrieborg. a rid 35 west (gum
Puttee:llle. ,
The ostensible object of OD Institution la to am
pere young 'Wheeled aeitilemeit for the active du
nes life.er for the higher! aemlnarlea ul learning,
and to meet! the deuse,,nti htt!ichetter sad more getter
ditreston tducatioa I. the insole* in Which It le
Fianna and guardians are moat reepett
fully invited to elsit Mime 'Nadine their
MIS and daughters etraewbete.
Theil'Onrlpal, haying 'Prig-experience In the bual•
nese* teaching. flattery himself tbat by the MA ol
cattlemen% amilatalma, Mr Will be able to make the
mho/ worthy Of the patronage- of lbe foetid , of
educe Ittoolint of as eallehtehed piratic.
Trio attiolamit.year la divided taw four 'cello'',
of ele:ren vreeks each. Th,e_Filll llatteluit will [OW ,
ilieneti unlit. 7th day of Augart.
TERMS rEttlaKartlON.
Boarding, washing, room bud tut". 1115 00
Coriinion "4.11114 b Diauchee4 4 00
Higher Etiellsb ItiatbautatiertAir., 5 Oa
(Imre. and Latin langtiageaiatt • ' 7 00
Marti and eat of Piano, (eatta,) 6 00
[5. For a iCheutar induther:Pelltrolare.addrefri the
proprletur,A. P. LANK, Ur K. 1 / 1 .1411, Prenelpal,
bettyibUtt, DeUphle tountri Pa.
July 6, thsl
.
To ,Prevent and I Cure Choteraj
AND ALL HOWEL';COMPLAINTrI.
PER*ONS traveling , and ill othersraboold have al
bottle of Dr. J. N. itOtte'd PAIN ILIDKPa.and!
CARMINATIVE fi•LBAIS; by theta In ease of sud.-1
den sickness.
TO PREVENT C f IOLIMIA.-Take a teaspoon
ful of Pula Cuter in *toe. Ow of water, every
morning. Wheneveryogi • hard pein, Internally or
ertornally; use the pain Vibe. In bottles 011,25
and 50 emits.
DU. ROSI3'B CARMINATIVE BALSAM, for Chol
era Morino, Dowel 'CuroPtaints and Dysentery.—
This mixture is one of the; most important 10311,d1-1
eines, and should be kept', in all families. As 'al
soothing preparation it has no suite. In cases' of,
infirm+ with bowel complaints cholera utorbas„rest-l'
leeriness, crying, or general', pain. It has been proved
a perfect balm. As a specifte For bowel complalnti
of adults„.it barasver failed. Daring the cholerao
1831,1834;and 1819, It: felled In no Inetance 'she
to before death bail positively struck the patient
I bare had. retool. front Mote than One thoneand
persons who used It dories those memorable peril
03s, testifying to ltd! wonderful caroler. powers.- 1
25 cant, a bottle, J. iq R 038„ N. D., Pbllr. !
Dr. J. $. IMP has been a regular practitioner
of medleline far thirty years In Philadelphia, is
graduate 'from the University of Penharireala (1*
term sod an honorary member of the Philadelphia
' Medical society. 1:
All of his valuable medielors (a remedy for each
inseam') to.be had oI aII the Druggists in protea,o,
phi., and 3EBEIBBIB IJARTSIIORNE,corrierstf
primed and Wrent add by 8. IiaNNAN,Ag"
for Aerial-11MR County '
Aegust 3,185 t
1 1108 subscriber keens:Olt kinds or blanks NUT.
I. 1•T rewrap oe 04100 Vests, of home sinonfaci
ture:to which he lathes the attention of lAwyers, l
Justice e,Corstables. 4:c '. ail o f which wits be sold
at the lowest poesib le rates. All Justices' ISLA*
will be' sold by the qiiire And balfuntre, at the esti
of Ally can.* per quire i,.! by the sheet meow evil
Lawyers' Masks, mottle:rotated la Serip,lll) cur.
per 'mire. or 4 cents • sheet. Tbi following ton=
bracts a ale of his Moab': .! O
}:
EICCUOOII, , )Posteasion.
tioniniorts . Nektraltzat'n Papers 14 4 '
. 1
Sub 4 cease, i i Do nodes art.
.
Lcsoe.;_ •, -. mute Warrants.
Do ; fio - Co Ili,/ re houses. Commitments,
- I
Do, do do with II Attachm'te Ow Witnesses
: : ‘ boor clause' I..andlurpr Wantons. : 1
'unities of Agreement, gait Pieter. '
.Norices forbidding sale ol Tavern Lke ale Pet itioint.
lingo, 'to Inteukperats itubponas for Arbittat'ni,
persene, . ' Collection gales, I -
Ndlires to lemmata at 1:: Constable,. piles.
Oa Xl days., Leases with Security. I
Pherirs' Notices to dile' AiLtehotehts, • 1
ptissesioenauts, Do in Windsor Carnishete
Landlord Mikes to quit Interrogatories to fkital
pistesion. • .. :.. oboe._ 1
Executions with , Imprls: 'aide's to Directors of the
content, - - Poor.
insole% Debtors' Notices; execution, for Floes and
indentures. 4 Forfeitures,
Warrant to collect Boafitiloat Certilleaues, ,
.1
Tea. ' ' ~ i,:onsiables' Distress lito.
Pelle radar ca. fla il , - I . Mester rest, • - ,
• 100 , vs. Canetsble, Caritas. - s -
Cowmen goads, ' Pales of R•foreste,
- - --,
- lion Sea rr
' -4,-Cor
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hap:test Howls,
itotters to Referee.
Soottoillot mut Stocatfoo Search Wimp's, -.
• Assiut sensate allott, room School Slook
Wooing to quit poloomooSchoot Ittporio„
lOn, rdor Books.
ller.latations, . , . Ticket Rookt. , '
Notices to teatots to gull Ills or Ladlol. 'I .
. ALSO, Porcine's( tot Pagmor Deeds. by the id a
sia M=o 0I leo $ Bask Obeets. sad Bill aliOkll aid
Want.; _ .
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moiligg Paper by the digest .Vard or loll: =
Eattaretle dialkoieryJrield Hooke. lestterneam
kei. egos!. In quaky to trioseprocanul how the
loading Houses lathe etry', and issnvartletetebeip
er.et the cling Boot Atom, Priiiilag (Ohre, sad .
Mader, of . = t BANN.N 1
Centre stmt. Pottsville : opposite I •
• t the Itptseopal Charab4
li daaant 3,13 3 1 3l—
_ • 1312NRCE sir _roil saris.
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lAMB a Ow late llaisitel IL Flaker's large ilapOt
Vibe Coal Ilegkia. In good eaadtilea,asosidoi on
Oki up. slid catered. for als. This hi' •
_very Kama wad valatablor Ilae.ttitere kits moo 44-
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LEGAL BLANES
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:ii 4 1311- AMERIC it AN ' - ' - IiteIIOVOCATf,
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4 - ,***:-,41g. zegeriontait,( ', , Piefteicia" - Pieperg), , Prohibition and State - and
- :- ~i I r. .4••'_...'t -__ _ A r.. 4. ' . • ' - - ~ 1 •' - ' ' " , ,
' "Ctiqlr ' *ibUes. ' ricil •'' '' ueiglei* . e
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_where, , . freedom proluls, all q , , towing th stability of the Government and the
„7.., - , 4 4* 04 - l i i ifallAktf la t 4(l ?i t " tt e , s '6 o 6 al'of alteoi6Umei! Puitik : . _ r:' - . •' , •
A, '' .,, - Ciiiiiiii *it „... 411 e Pee plel.of Pen tut 'Ylyno la Ire ' to settle two greafp - rineiPles, of vital ireportance to ;the interests of
the Stlkl4? s - : rd 4,ilvtr"!itmittl, ailarge r-4/is figig And ,igaiiialso.of 4, #trterirrmt to Tale America" ;, and the trowereign power
ttiii*tritkitjitt- !heir ago", see4iiiitielotectiote. -: - ' ! '
-- 90; Rginan'O#lolie iellow-cili#*4xery:latge pri/pOrtion,olibon *raid foreign birth—lre,not content with the exercise of
the leiltiroate - privileges of Civil.aatlftitiligious Liberty: ,, . teed ibemby the generosity of, the eons of the soil; but seek through
guan
the mOnstions.poweiiif their cinavik
~..., . nixations, to es)
” ttroy diepolitscal ... action ofthe.State and country, and aim a dangerous
Maw lithe dearest and most vied — t ions or tho land. =Hence the rapacity of he r Priesthood to monopolize the ownership of
imos ipa
all tier{ choral property ; and their designs-to diviile tbe,Ccimtrion School Fund for sectarian purposes—te all of which, 'we, as
, .
AniencSit`eittiena,loversof Liberty, lovers of our COU NI RI oleelnre uncompromising' hostility. cl Ai the people rile in their might
anillt.leinikeitheimithors of these despotic machinations; and with them the political demagogues that truckle to the, interests of this
pernicmus foreign influence. - Away with tiro union of ChUrch and State ? ! , Down with this foreign ,political Jesuitism !!
,Again. it is a principle of law, so decided by the highestoudicial tribunal of the country, that the people of a State have the right
to 'regulate, even ie" entire pr - ohibitien, tlie commerce in inioxicating liquors, within her borders. The citizens of this Common
wealth are to decide that question for themselves, at the bailot-boi, nett October.
15h.41 Pemtitylvania be blessed b 3• a Prohibitory liquor Law Of not l'''''' The 'Liquor' Traffic.,is our greatest enemy`—it creates riot,
shedslbloofl,lcoanits tander, ri - tins lealth; destroys the intellect, damni the soul, poisons, yOuth, corrupts innocence, sows die
' t
‘irde tne - eds miseries untold, brings want, estranges affectidn, breaks wir'es' and mothers' hearii;,-begets pauperisrtf, robs Industri
' 4:", sober men:cof their taxes; all this it does, and much afore, and - to balance it, what good does it effect ? Shall the dealers in
1
Hum (the large mass of whom are adopted citizens) continue to tool it sUpreme over law and public epinion ? -I.ShA his be the only
14sinti ' rt s throughotd the - ling& 'and h;eadili 'of theland aliOl'i.d. to set alt de fi ance the laws of both God and man? No, No!—
~,
Rouse '
friends of Temperance; send uP
E 4 shout for Prohibition that sh a ll crumble to the earth the w a lls of this modern Jericho !
The AMEAiCAN AND"rF.NIPERANCII ADVOCATK, Mal be issued from thribliners' Journal Office, about the middle of August, and
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be continued regularly every _Wednesday -morning thereafter; till slier the, election, at the following rates : '
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is;TEW YORK ADV'TS.
.!Vestker ¢ Bili,tlrs, General Advorlisiirg
Ban'ss, Apvlston's Buildings, 34t and -345-
iHro4droast.
ASUBRIOAN idiTISTS' ONION!
tern AIIiEttICAN ARTISTie siourd
reipectfully announce to the tttizens tif,' the
Untied Staten and the Conados, tpd fort•nputptube
urcultitratlng a taste for the fine ens throughout the
enuetiy. RUM with the view of enabling evety.fereily
to begone poasemed or a satiety of &merino,:
I 111( THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE;
They having determined, in order to create. so 'ea-
Outwit side for their Engraving's, and thus not only
give eluployment to a line number of artteis and
When!, but Insphe among our couptrtmen a taste
(be wins amt. to prevent to the purl harmed! the)r
unfair logs. when 250,000 of thenristorld, •
110,000 corm, of the actual eslcii..Of 150,000.
Facts pnrrhiser of a Ono linilaitigtsvlng,there
rote, reteiree not only an Enktaving richly worth
the Ramey, but also a ticket which entitles him to
tine Ur the Dins when they are Simi 'Lund.
For:PITH DOLLARS, a highly linished Fm
kravlak.beantlflaly p imed In, oht.. and Five dill'
zwIM,To. will be sent I or Five llollatA' worth
'Of splendid Enseasinge can be selected from the Vat.
.411 cOpy of the Catalogue, toge th er with - a specimen
fon# of the Engravings; tab be seen-at true °dice
f this paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actualty - wioth
hat sum, and a Citft Ticket,wili Immediately be. tor
warded .
II
Thn Committee believing that the aureate of this
teaC National Undertaklug *lll Le Materially pro:
ott4 by the energy. and enterpriee of imellisent
I ttd itarsevereing •gente,liave reaolyed to treat with
path on the most liberal terms. . „
I Ant person wishing to become an 49)1,4 send
ling woo-pat.) AI. will irCothe by semen or will, a
One tiollar Engraving, a e UIPT TICK ET," a rras
peettts, a Catalogue and all other ti,etwaaty furor-
On the final itiMpletiun oflhe sale. the Gifts will
he placed in the beads of a Committee of the Par-
Otasiirs to be dietritoited. due notice of which wilt
torgliteu throughout the United :Stater and canadaa,
1328 ta7 48
1 1.113 T OF GIFTS : '
1100 Marble but:ts of Waslsinfton„ai-8100,
100': " Clay, at 1111.0
t ,Wrbster.lloo,
100 = " Calhoun, 1100,
, .
50 elegant Oil Paintings, is splendid gill
- frames, else 3e 4 ft. each, • IMi, ' 5,000
'lOO elegant fill Paintln gs„ 2:3 11. park. 50. 5 nuo
.
500 keel plate Engreethgs,brilhautly turd ...
in oil, rich altframes. 1400 in. each, Sit% 5,0t0
10,000 elegant steed plate Engtavings.coint in -
• 011, Of •the W4.l4gttin Montstneot,2o,2o
Mt. each, 414. ~'• -, ' - • 40,000
..
'237,000 steel p-01. iiitenv Inge, front* too differ- - .
ant piglet', itepnesession of, and own , . • .
ed by the irtietej Polon ,of the Market
value of front 50 rte. to .1 each, ' " 41,1i19
' I .flvd class Ilwelli?, In 2lst at., N"."l*. r tty, 12,000
' 22 building lots in I and 10Ist sue ,N. V.
' city, each 25[100: It drop, at gluon, ~ •
100 Villa Silee,tonterning each 10,000 eq. ft.
f
In-the suburbs of cw York City, inn cont.
mending • mogul cent view of th'e Mid. •
1 ' ion River and Lo g fele ad sound. at 8.5u0, 54,0t0
20;perpetual loans f reek, without interest
~ r 'Security. of X250 - each, it, 5,000
•50 ?; do do II 11(1 100 Jo 5,000
1110 i: do do o •do . 50 Jo 5,000
2505 do do du do .10 do 5,0t0
1.001. do do do do . ' 5. du 10,000
Reference in regard to the Real rsfate, F. J. Vls
IdEILER &Wien, Estate Brulsere,N.•Volk.. -Orders
(iw;4l..paud,) with money cm loved, to I.e rildresseJ
.1. W. HOLBROOKE,
•
SOS Broadway, N. V.
! *The •argravlngai the catologift :ire now read ,
for -delivery.
*Ognet 5,1854 -316 m
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SEIERIETS' SALES of REALESTATE
twine of sundry_ wring of Vent:none P:rpo
vas and Levan Fa czav, muted out of the Court
of Common Pleas otSchuyikill County, end to me
directed, there wilt he exposed to -Piddle Sete-or
I Vendee, on SATURDAY, A Ur; Us T 20r 18A,
.81 o'eloek in the forenoon, at ;he Public llon•-e
of DANIEL. !ELL, in the Itorough of Pottsville,'
Schnvlkill County, the following described real e.-
Wei, Via:
Ak.l. That certain - two story Frame " Dwelling
Hothe, about 20 feet square,. situate on a lot and
cartilage appurtenant !beim.), in the
riutup of Lower Matintitongo,„Schuyl
-1-1 I t r l i e ll r C ui o a u a n c t i r te , 1 1 t i h h e e road said le t a c r .n g ,b r p rom to :
Gralstown ,being near iliePublie Houk.
of Jiiseph Osman, and bounded lir land of. the said-
Joseipti Osman,.land of Christian Schreiber and the
saidtPublie Road, and the lot or piece or
_g ro u n d
and appurtenant thereto, a, the properi'y
bt JOSEPH BUFFINGTON.
, . .
i: AJ.1.40, No. I, All the certain -equal undivided
"iiiilenths part of all that certain 1 ract of Land,
.situate in Barry Tp., Schuylkill County, knowu
as the Carper Thiell Tract, bounded and decribed.
.OP follows, to Wit :—Beginnicg at. a pine, 'thence
by bed of Maurer & Company iibuth twenty-three
deems east, two hundred and eighty:three perches
to none . , south sixty-seven degrees west, ll'l 'per
oho Mit post, thence by other laud, south 20 de,:
1 Frees east, 197 parches to a pine, thence by- laud of
John Nicholson, Esq., north, forty-five degrees
east, 175 perches to a atone, therice, tiy
'... , other land, north twenty-three degrees
1. 1
west .73.1 perches to a poq, - thence, by
land of Jesse Yarnell, south sixty-srven
- degrees west, 137 perches to the begin:.
tun 4, containing 429 acres, 136 perches,hnd allow
ances, with theApportenances. - - . .-.- '
.41•60, No. 2, All the certain equal undiirtiletl
iiiiiteuths part'of all that other certain Tract 'Lit
Land, situate in Barry Township,Sehitylkill Coma
foresai I, hounded and described as tolloWs :
Blamingg at a Chestnut, thence, by land of Jesse
YlOllllll, bellth'SlMV-seven degrees Weiir. 'JO peithee
to* stone, north twenty-times degrees 'west 46
perches to a whim oak, and south sixty-sev j en de.
glees west 10tS perches to a white oak, :thence, by
other land, south twenty-three drgrees 383 perches
to \pine, thence by land of John Nicholson, EMI .:
80!"1 stain-seven &Irmo east 196, perches to a
atone, and thence by other , land.- north twenty
"three degrees west 337,-perches to the
.: beginninst, containing 419 acres and 33
it perches and allowance, with, the ap
purtenanoes, as the
_property of PA T
• •
RICK -5, DEVLAN, * .
EMT'
ALSO, All that certain piece or. petrel of land,
satiate in the Borough 01 Oririptiorg, , Seknylkill
Comity, bounded on the Muth by Centre turnpike;
millie north and west by lands of Wahine Grier,
catt he east by an all, comairang.ahout two octet.,
(timpani; and eerie nig thereont a lot of 'ground
soldo Henry Drein, containing in width 00 (eel,
anal it depth 60 leet,,with the buildinge ia;rroa
erected, consisting of a. two-story, Log Dwelling
Hawse and a Blieksmith shop,) with the improve
ments, coosialiaz •of a two-story • Lox. Dwelling
Home, with a one-story Frame Kitchen thereto
attached. a Frame Stable, a one-story Log Wheel-.
-wiright shop, and a Blacksmith shop ; as lime prop
tie of JOHN GESELE. .
'ALSO, All that certain lot or piece of ground
situate on Nictiohis street, in the Borough of St.
Mir. S.chnylkill County numbered HI the Om of
Mid Borough with number. 328; bounded in front
by Nicholas stomf, mltie rear by Mill
..._ , street, on one side by Patterson street,
I - -, and on the other side by lot No. .M 9,
/-.---: . containiog in libel and rear 60 feel, and
1: iu depth 200 fret, with the,appurtenan,
cm, consisting of 2 two-story Fame Durellir.g
Houses, as the - property of SAMUEL SOUTH
ALL and ELIZABETH SOUTHALL.
ALSO, All that certain lot or mere 'of ground
situate in the Borough of., Schnokilr' iliVin,
Schuylkill County, bounded.on, the north by lot of
hitt. G. A. Koch, oh the east by , lot of Gottfried
, Wryer, on the south by Landingville rodrisid on
tint west - by lot of JOhnLEvely, containing inNvidth
99 Met, and in depth 180 Met, with the appurtemni._
ma, consisting of a one story Log Dwelling Hmise,
as the property of DANIEL MAWPZ.
ALSO, All that Certain lot or Piece of ground,
shoats in the town of Warder,East Norwegian
Township, Schuylkill County, b ounded in troth by
Bacon Street, eintwitally by lot of Owen McGow
an, Westwardly by lot of John Kernan, !and in the
rear by land of ------- Richards, containing in froia
40 feet, and in depth 100 feet, with the appurte
niacin, consisting of a two story •Frame Dwelling
i. , ' House with Stone Bssement s ii Frame
Kitchen attached and a Frame' Statile,
lt l3lb6P' t ri iT "Oilp rPTiii A LS O , ltltertainirao;Td
situate m West Penn T'aship, Stibuyl
kill County, bounded on thetast by, !and oP Abr..
hint hillier, on the Ranh by land of Beeer,
On th e aoitl. by land ol , Reuben Jones or S. K l . M.
Kepner, and ou the west by land of John ny i
eentaining • 66 acres, - more. or less, with ' 1 e
appertenanees moaning of a 11 story Log Dttrel
hag House and Log . Burn, as the prOperty or MAR
TIN hicKlid. , •'
Af.S..f, All those tour certain kimor, 'pieces ot
ground, situate us the town of New Castle, Sehuyl-
LIM County, froniing on the Coal Castleßoad, and
bounded by lands Of Charles Miller; James Duxlaa,
Wiliam itiehardoon and others, contraning togeth
er in width It* Met, and in iirpth. 596..feet,math
the appurtenances, consisting in a two-story Log .
Dnenum. lime treatber-boatded) ; with a 14 gory
Frame Kitchen t Mat attaehed, and a Pram Sta
ble, as the property of PETER BECKER.
ALSO, All that certain lot or piece of ground,',. goomier-la the Elorosigh 01 Minersritle,
Schuylkill County, bounded tastwardly
41-1.1 by !old Daniel R. Bennett, southilar&
ty by North titres, end westwardly by.
lot. of Elijah Heniteri containing in
isidib 80 feet, and fallen* 150 feet, with the ap
• . amiss* da two-atory ' Frame
Ching Howe, with • Biastramt story - ot Van
OM iii opellory Pm" threllin Howe 'sil k II
.
MB
AGENTS
*lO,OOO
10,000
• • 10.000
10.000
ECM
and two Frame Stables`
story . opistore.
tui 4he pr_Operte. EBEKHART 'AUCHIS TUS
• FREYMILLERS
- ALSO, MI ;ha .certautoFam or tract of land,
situate m Hutlee townahip, Schityltill County,
bounded by landser Israel Reed-, Francia Dengter,
Beajamin Poll Ind others, etmtataing about nue
hundred and two; acres, With the:improvements,
consisting of a to o. Dwelling Houne,and
a Frame Baru the property of JACOB PAUL:
ALSO; No. 1,411 the right; title and interest of
Samuel Hedner of; us and to an those
lour Cram lota or ground, •
13 ritual in - the Borough of Pottsville,
2 .
kill Courtly, being lots marked '
io nil and Petteritoted addition to said
Borough,, with Nips. 2.5, 27, Z.,1 wnEll, each lot eon
...mining in weltl4oo feel and in - depth, 2.1.1 tent,
hounded southweislly by Mabanasigo Street. West.
arardly by Ninth.: . Sirect, nurthwantly by N (awe
gisa.Street, and muuwardly by' Eighth Street, ea- .
ceptnag and exclnding, however, parts of too Nog.
27 and 29, sold to . Joseph Connor, containing in
.width 25 feet mug in depth 110 meg (mtaatitOs there
is erected a2l story Stone. Dwellnag Hewer with
ltte improveinendk consisting of etwei end ' a half
Story Stone ptettiner. Haase, d two ...story Stone .
IDwelling Honsei a two story F'u'me Dwelling
!'Honse and two I'-rarne Stables. • •
NO, 2, All thai certain Farm-ortmet of land ait•
bate in the 136r0i4t,h of Pottsville, SehitylkillCOun
tv,bounded on the east by a 60 feet wide street. on •
the north by High Street,' on the west by a 20 feet
wiaalley.and od the somblieland of Hurd Patter
son, containing finui,acret and 102 perches, with
the aPpurtenenera; consisting of -a two
stornLog Darning House with a two'
axisstoryd stone addition thereto attached,
ass a Frime Barn, a Log Kittery with Kiln,
Frame - Slaugluer. House, and two
walls of Water. 5, •
NO.' $ ; AU thilee two certain lota or pieces ifs
ground,,situate ip the Bdrough 01 Pottsville, in the
County-o 1 Schuylkill:numbered in'Pott and Rhoads
addition to Pottairille with Ncts.s4and 57, bounded
in Iron*. by East Market Street, outhe rear by Arch .
Street, on the e.4t by land of F. W. Hughes, and
on the west by lid of Charles W. l'innan, contain
ing in width 50 fret each, • and; in depth 200 fret,
More or les.. ,
NO. 4, The Undivided Moiety or half pail of ell
that certain piece tirtraiit allied inmate in Branch
township, Sehitylkilt County, bounded and de.
scribed as folio*" : Beginning at a stone corner on
line of the New Work and Schuylkill Gaul Conlon
nyls land„ - aud•cdruer of Philip Zimmerman's tract,
awned north 25lJegrees west, one hundred and
fifty-eight end Or.fentlis perches-10 »Muer, thence
north titly.erx.iltgrees east, 100 Perches to a small '
mep tree, thence south thirty-four de
greedlast, one hundred and setenty-six
Pi and liwodentlui perches to a stone
• '
ass then& south sixty-fiviiii egreeseast,,one
hulled and twenty-six and tive•fenths
perches Mtbe ace of beginning, containing one
hundred end ellen mires and allowance; and be
ing the same neat of land which Was - surveyed in
p ur e, am i. 4 1 u 4reirano dated Angu.t nd, A. D.,
1625, granted toSainuel D. Friudi, Esq., with the
.
mMet . V;Cir• halt pint of
p N pu o ritt
that certain trail or Mere of land situate in Branch
township; Sehulkilt County, bontided and de,cri•
bed al follows, o wit ; Beginnings' a stone corner
on line ul the New, York andScheylkill Coil Co'S.
lands, thence nollh thirty-four degrees west, one
hundred and seiFenty-nix and twodi-attis perches to
a small misfile trit , r, thence north''. fifty-six degrees
east, twenty and a half perches to a maple, thence
south thirty-fouS degrees east, thirty-two piirettee
to • Spanish oifit, thence limits fitly-six degrees
past, two bundited and fifty-six perches to rigour,
thence south thirty-four degrees east,
twenty-tour pe:ches to a chestnut oak,
ihenee south five degrees west, one bun
drettand eighty-seven perches ton atone
then e south sixty-five degrees west,
one hundred turd sixty Perches to the place of be•
coulaiding two' hundred and sixteen acres
and 148 perchei and altowiniceii which tract of
:and wasesurve piirsuancti Of a warrant dated
the 21u1 day of December, 1624, granted to Samuel
D. Frank, Ert.i with the appurtenances; as the
property of SAMUEL HEFFNER. • '-
,ALstO, All tdat certain lot or !piece of ground
situate in the Bfirough of Minettotille, in the Coun
ty of Schityl.killi bounded on' the north ,by lot of
Josepn Janes, sit the rant by Stlabury Street, on
lb., youth by ordpertro X/
f thealltiolic Church, and
en the west by-lands of Joseph Jetsam+, containing
priwidth 50 tee r 4 and in depth 150, Piet, with the op
.l menet:lces eonSisting ot a three story Fridge Uwe!.
iting HOME', as the property of 'PATRICK FITZ•
SIMhIONS.
ALSO, All that certain lot or "Piece of ground
situate on the ,a7outh ride of 'ltiattet Street, in the
Borough_of Pottsville, Schuylkill County, contain
ing si front 4S, feet, and iu depth 134 tem,
- being a pert of lot marked with number
I . 40 it Pout and Patterson 's addition to
Pottsville, as the property 01-EUGENE
GROUSE:I(I'E.
Seis‘d, taken into execution, and will be sold by
JAMES NAGLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office; Potts- 1
villa, Aiigust - ‘slli '54. 1
MISQELLANEOUS.
intarrs:4ra EUROPE von SALE.
flplll3 stibset:iber hail relinquished - the Passage s
A. buslnets,e4tept by dimmer:O, ow lag to the nu
meinus allures 'teat hese recently occurred in the
Passage Agetfyy Houses in Ness 'fork and rise
s/hers ; but ilthse who desire to send grouey to Eo
totie,can nortnase the - drafts of Abraham Bell la
nuns, On old sad sespeetuble Quitter House In N.
Voik, who cutihne their bnsinesa lo the ,fissultor of
Marie only, sui the old t:onntry; whkh sic traysble
In any pan of furopei
These DrafaCendossed by the', soloit ribef, are for
sale. and can Ile Omitted at his Nootilore ,In sums
!singing Irmo 41:1 Up to £lOll '
HEN'i• 111403tN,
Agent fat •A - Bell• • & Zuni; Para ItOar,
f
•
August 3,1001 f
.
PRES 'RIM ltooll TEETLI !
F you woullhave pleitiant breath. good health.
Cud a set ental apparatus that wilt add materi•
ally to the erpfeariou of " tbe hisinals face 'divine:"
M. D. L. LITIDSON•IS tiorlralled VEGETaltle
ToOTII-PhATE, for -cleaning the teeth: ham been
prepared eaproaly with a view W supply if deficien
cy of the.' toilet.and meet the wools cfthiiii•-wbo
appreciate thtii utility of those ,useful organt--the '
TEETH. g -
•11t combines !be astriagent. antiseptic. and liee.hr
gillaceois amraroutatlc properties requisite , In ren • -
deting an atikile ,pf Its nature: pleasant. safe and
overall and itylrife the merit of bring ENTIRELV
FREE FROM tAVID of any hind. yet efftctuallY re-
Ukovea . stairi, enUntrinetio the effeele of vitiated se
cretions of Off month, and prevent* the accumula
tion of tar ar.raftee It has once' been properly re
moved:
All who hasp used this Tonttr•Paste, give it the
preference over other kinds noinntactu red elsewbete
—the comginsition or which they-lousy but little or
nothing. - ,
,
'.".Prepared only by M. 0. L.bomtiON. •
Motittil,"pottivii e.
By whom It 4 , 111 be suppliei to..tlealers at a Inmost
iltrcount. ,
July 29,165*
Atrium TRY AGAIN!
.
ii• nE earnlugs of many Sears' hitters' have been
taken fiotteus, our Stott douse, together with
tb'esto k of Maedabate been tot: mooed by lire.—
Notw y billutflng out lots we `have again opened
store at the;liousti of WILDE.at abort
distance above our former place of business. Our
courage has 119 t failed us. We-ere yet young—we
.have commenced wprk with a Strung arm and floo
deterroinatlo4 r to infteeed. Why.tbould we bi dis
couraged I e have bad friends who have encour
aged us (or Many yents. We foil sure, be doing our
dory, that !tittle friends wilt-cohnone to encourage
et. fly theetwouragetnent of those frlitids and the
public,. we hkie to settler odr late-etiafortone--.
we hope tql Otootunt ottlicohies and eventually tet
regain what re have lost. TO this end we bath. •
mu - rebated a haw an. elegant Oink of store gonett,
that we knot! are suitable focilhla region susd-eur
, . •
roundin try-
We cott
cordially invite our friends and the-'pUblk to'
visit our atom; we have goods for your tospectlon
that we 'ate proud of. • •I . •
The goods...are flesh, well-ehletted, useful, good
and cheap: W. khovi that the Farmer. Mechanic,
Miner and I-viewer, ems be suited with anything and
etgrylblog th•ey •may istantoind • at sorb low priori
that will tinge eau art swipe" ildrl4 . t• Gap lar joy.
'Orr stock Constrai DRY GOODI. OROCkilitbeS.
SGOTe..IIUGES. Usu. Cap 4 Hardware. Cutlery.
QueenswareAGlatswere.Wittee.L*Uers,Pnwldwas
of all kinde,irteur aid Feed:arida large lot of Rea
dy-made Clothing. ; •
. We feet grateful to our Meads awl customers for
pact palmate beetowedseitd hope to receive a con
thlusasealths same. by *addle voile, to PLEASE.
EV.ERTBOEY; airdrilso by &ESPING OUR RYES
org i m. egg. •it. Lt. scrir ustituoLD ar writ
boor. - . • - EP,UII•IM PUILLIPII
New -Castle. July ?..) lOU ;,• ' • -
.
•
ri4 my: siin,crautv.
1s D. ,L,FDODuttN. announces to
IL the ritrceas or•Pottetalkasd adjacent platen,
that be 1. pOparedtp operate in the 1120 et asternl and
stroatetare planner in lbo ucattneal of diseases of
the•TEEtTIIO a 1 410,11 • • •
new Ing a ilea cult Mkt tad laboratary, thrilidted
letib luetrutpente And opparatee of the - -
Dion appro*ett constiucttonoettheonilaall -,--
-tesourcee fof obuilatet Mtn *Kt "Isamu- 'ease..
the telattsa
vi
to bleltothailois, be kebt tlatermated
to ape neOhot time war lleitia In - the - ellory to
Waite. •
- • AU opera t itbus - pestalniag Ao the , teen. whether
SUlll3lCAl v or MECUANICaIIi, done to M efbl6ak-
Ilae
stfilloind warranted Neat la durability .and
Masora libtah, to asp date in 'the or else
where., 3 ." 1 - r •
Ogliss u IIIARKET itteet,3 doors above CENTRB,
,North ddeattnl~e, Ps.
JilF r3t.431
(I LOCH* CLOCKS .—A wanastsa ciact
'W . 0.8,4161 datiar—aome day does' as low an
dollars 11. C. 011.111111, OWN Sheet.
April IS. 94.
I=
TRAVELING.
CATAIIIRSSA ROILMO/AD
• •
(A N atti after MONDAY July 17. And until lieu
l./aiun to Willlankoport, trains 4111 be tun user the
Little tichuylittll *ad the Catairlaaa, WilllaMspen
sae Etta R. R• dslly. (Sundays incepted.)
tiala leaves Tamaqua, for Phi ladelpt. is,
GAS A. N. Though train leaves ratavriasa 11 30
P. ht.. pautag Tamaqua •t . 1230 P. 14., arriv e at
Philadelphia, 30.
lesve• Ptilladetplita,7.3o A 111... pass Tautiqua at
13:10 P. II:, sad anise at 1:11$1killia at 3 P. t 1:
- .
Packtts 1a.,. for Wllkeabarte Imulmliatelr . on kr•
:Wee at pataariasa.• ;,1 ' ,
• ,
. Packets leave for Danville and Northumberland.
In entinetion with stages for 111Iton and Di 'hiatus
. ,
ik Tl. 4l. roagb ticket. to Wllkesburre; must be vomited
'at am ficadlus H. O. Office, in ,Philadellsbia .
..
• . '
FADE: ' I
Pbiladelpitis to Crtanrleeti, ... Os 75
...' ta Wilke.barre, ; ,•' 4 50
SamaistritoAVllkeaberre. .• , : '2 :IS
raimaqmt to Calamine. " 1 1 50
.., ,
Through Ticket* for' Callariena and . 1 9 111Rvabarre
muse be procured at the Tictet:Ofthc• is Taiusqua.
Pamenvets for Cotawisaa, Danville, Willteabarre,
/oc.. should take the tf 'o'clock )'suotuing. tfaiu .Itum
?unsettle. - T. all' KISISOCK,Eug. AL 3up't.
Catauslaaaduly 29. 115.5 i 2 -:i 1 31.11 t
HARDWARE, &C.
FLUE IRON .! FLOE IRON !
TflIE undersigned hare nohr in store, and are
1. constantlj receivins, a large assortment or ENO
-1.18111 FLUE IRON, suitable tbr Minh:4 porposes,
which it's:) , offer for sale at reaionahle
Also, WILES IRON, Ban , IRON. tiIEtINGI
STEEL..tke., tr. ~ to w h kb they invite the attention
or purchasers. N. sr. A. MIDDLETON.
links Aslusue and 10th u., Philadelphia.
' July IS, DM 28-It
. :~. ~ ~
, I'llE stlbacrlber, having note arranged hIS g0n.1.4
A. at his new place of truslneas. and Ruh a ries, de
littermination of : turnisiilng all such
1004 i 311110.0111,411er1i 01 the 4:0111 lie
glen may require; en•tneir lowest Mar r
eel value, solicit* the In>pection ol the
l'i.u.n... I snail always be un niad r and Hue un hind
anion 81044 ..I
Oar Iran, ,
'Chopping Ares, '
Flue Iron. Coal,dhovele. •
1.7.1 Steel, Trate t:nalus,
Slit huh. . Nails and elpiltes,,: i
_! Rope, 're ale Mock..
bellow... ; anvils and VsLell. 'lre.
hardware and lion' Drpot;CENTHE street, thief.
doors above blu'olLet, Eam Able. . 1
July I*. HIM
OT IC E.—Tbr eubscriberofere fur rale PIIIIO.II
and,MUIIC at the 811ret Tetra'. r, No. 2.
F. IiECKEII.
2io.3tn
July 12, 1954
JuAT RECEIVED how the Ranufarturet an etc.
gint Rosewood of Octave Plano—city price, dt:iti
— , er di be sold tin 11345 wait/tiled. !'all and•see. tt
at • 11. DANNAN'S
Book land ritore. '
Also, TWO MELODEONti titiSis delivered; and
'one at $OO dellseed—stltteb sited the city cash paces
at Philadelphia. 831.1 . 11111 2 I{olll 110 instruments
i•ccent ouch salt, can and 14,111/vo,as/es. Try hint.
July 521, hat • I
• amigos *war' - I
AIA'NUFAcTUREKICW PIANOS
No. 148' Arch Strett,Phoerit and
' Sortele..vidr Ilataddphia.
A itio.llmalor In and imporier of Mil!ritf7 and MU.
.13.2311UAL IDiI . I'BUDIE T$
VroHa and Guttar.Stringe arid Musi
cal Merchandiz,: ginerally ,
• '
and &tali.
The most choke *elections . 61 all On new lorr,nn
and a,uctlcan Music are constantly on band, and tn.
dera sue) , be neut . by mail or Otherwho , in lull Aaiun
anee'that they wtll receive prompt airtmilon:
June 10,104 • I 13.35 n
PLANO rO./tTES.
•
aub.criber respocitally r `
all• the attention 01
Itlie-tsitiatcr.l public genetally, to hli Mork of du,
euperlor toned instruments (rout ti to • .
7 tilctaites, tnade - in the utuat,:ticaura
ble inat:ner, unit warranted to every
tespect. Tney are oiretied mu teaeon
able pilcea, and will be packed and &Hy oreil to tots
place free of any chases, Second:band Pianos for
bile. . •• A: U. itgßaiitlSHM.3l,
. . _
.. .
Let.. F. C• ateicheuberh & son,
No. 12 tinuth 7th St ,aid di Vhistnitt, P1,114,1',1
AtHtt 8,18,56 , ' • 14,3ns
PRIVATE SALES.
VALCIABLZ. PROPERTY POR
rptlE sttliseeiber. hoeing changed lilt business and
•1 removed I.ollodelphia,Olfers for sale. on easy
taints, all that carts in lot or niece of ground on the
eastwarilly vide of Centre Street, to the' Borough
of Pottsville. toitanded 6t eidutl hr Centre
street, on the last by Rotliond e a reei, on
the noititlay tut of - Widow Utltx, and on e eel
the south by Neil's property.:eoutainiug a MI
front on. Centre :MIMI, Zrrt, and In I
depth little over 2 bo tem, dlith the dP
purtenancts, eopiosting of rt , tvei !Ogg Crain', dwell.
ing hoilve, with garret /OUT Jw
S e cdllar sod eel
tar ',indict', on Centro vtreet well built and to good
order. provided with gas nlttarei .r :lntittydratats;
Nese a - laughter house. with good pump Stater,
susige , hoitsc, stable for sable, hug hens , klVQ:horor
stables, with garrets for hAyoll,alied
with garret. There bleu a pump with eirelleot
waterOtear the ,: kitchen ; also, a grass girden and
ititebornlarden oa the lot. The entrance fir 110/0 , 11
and wagons in on - Railroad l*treet. ; Vie 11i:welder
Ulmer could raiiily be appr4riaied a 411.1
thb troll hotly...with little 'lwo two
loge 'stolen , A Ovid ibis and deed will be deity
•et ed, and posseision hr glvOn on the first of April,
'Purchaser+ ran tit: MIT time wiped! ' the pritp•
erty, hod learn the condinuns, by applying to Alta
SEn rtrittalnE,U•otre'street, Pottsville,' or to te.
A. ISTKullelE, Propnetor, - No: 196 North .sth street,
Philadelphia.
it thi, .20 property It not sold' until the. first of
igetifeniter next. it will on that soy be exposed to
salts lig,pubike vendise.
Putteville, r July 29, 1651
BIM
Valuable Real Et)late For Sale;
'ME subscriber offers fur sale the following de . .
2. scribed Real Estste, mtuitte In the, EtUrougb of
Purt C4rbon, 'Schuylkill County, wit • l•
• All that wellthuourn TAVIfRN STAND called
the BIG RAMIE LIOTEL.:and Int of •
• ground situate' t the corner' of Jackson
and Coal directs, containing la front 80 1111
feet and in depth UV feet. with lbo In
puttenances, ccitisistlng of eta Wog. Ws
House; three Dwelling 'lonics, • large
Coach-sneker 'l, Shop, me. 'the property bas lately
-been thoroughly repaired:and:Au location and ar
rangormeni render It 4 be molt desirable tavern stand
. tue said tlareptiih. The bisildiegs are ispared . fur
*WO; ttpun.pollrf-a funning wit the gents 1850 and
105D.1.
QM
ALOO, the nonberly,bsif -of lot No. 102, sod the
nottiolly bell of Lot No. 10, lo tbn 140 Borough.
motile on. Jackson and ISproce ..containing
each 341 by 121 feet.
Lot No lid, in Lisfton!s Addition to Port
Carbon, 20 by 200 feet.
ALISO, Lot hin.7B on Sprixe and Roekvtietts„ in
Psurinion And Swift's, Addition to Port Csrboo, near
the 4;stholic Church, b 3 by 198 feet.
Portents and pattiroisri refer is SAMUEL t 311.-
LYMAN end WILLIAM L. 'WHITNEY. 411 Potts
vine, or to the usgeritgue.4 at Tort Carton.
WM. B MOLL.
V-flt
July 15. Ing
a. PAIIREpi & C 0...
At tha Old Stand or,,FRY MARTZ,
IIyEIIeaLTPULLY announce to the Public that
altary have purchased the stock of the:above bust.
Deis tiros at (hale old stand. and- haying; made ten
*likeable additions thereto by (Steil cash purchases.
note, respectfully solicit lobate of piaillc patronage.
J. P. it CO..aleare that most businexa men stand
%Moo a platform approach., ng to, an equality, make
no Innatrut citetensions to sipet Mr advantages, or of•
for of superior todureareet• above their neighbors,
but say ?lir ust 1
Au arderaci Make room Inc a choke selection of
pods, sultabliefor the Autumn trade, J. P. & f.. .
haws datetmined to sell their prelent itrick of spring
and ISUlariler 4004* at a very low figure
July 11,18/4
:COLORED
' 7 W. MOWIMAY ek co.
COIITIt WEST eerier ?ENVY and HUNTER
1. •would neonatally tank* the attention of Met
tba sts. Dundee and others to the beautiful variety
of work produced ata heir ettabltshment, ungluing
of inland WINDOW G 1.5.88. suitable for Hotels,
Saloons, public aid ;titivate buildings ;
COURCHED ORNAMENTAL STAINED GLASS.
TRANSOMS and SIDE LIGHTS for Venlbulet,
Balcony, Piazza and Staircase Wlndoini. -A leo. Lead
San and Sinned Dian for Churches, Serlpitual
Flores and Altar plece44 aceuratety worked up to
order, and fornisbe4 is any pan of the United
Staten.'
florin enameled &AA waned &tontine Church
Window Olan enamel tit Gothic and caber ambi
t/taunt atylesi and COlllOllllllll workmen pert to any
patio(' the Dittoh,Ordera Ines distance promptly
answered. '
N:11.- , 40 Apt* wanted] Atte th is plan.
Jogt 11,1104 I • 21.30 -
QtrAirAnt 'WAR* AND FANCY 000118.—A
►,very dot assottreaCcor Plated were, cantatas
of Tel ,earl, Caton, Pirate-Is. Num gag and llos
iard tam, Forai,, Kailas. Cake Desists. Napk la
Milk Urge, Ike., /U.. the; ankles "targeted to be
platsd oo best glbata of,sloable and trade plate.--
For, sale cheap, at • •
, at C; MUM'S. centre
di 14.44. - • • 16-if
293 m
$2,00
FRANK POTT
211-1
MUSIC.
PIANOS
0111
øtni~.
By 7We:rept Ali Yittnlial's R. R. Train.
~,,
nIII4D'A., FIUDAY, 4 ot-toca. P.
Wht l nt Floor. 38 75—Rye do. $5 '5O rn
bbl. con, Meal, 33 30 do.—Wheat,
Si 75i Whitt, 31 95 -tßre. $l ,
Corn 73. Oats, 38 ets. per bushel.:
ELECTLONS.
'STAND PROM UNDER!
T/ people n ump s kant--partics irewk
.dtgrosteb from St.
says that Luther M. Kennett. (Whig.
been elected to Congress over . Thom
Benton, (Democrat). is the First Disti
The entire Ameriesti_tickettriumphed i
city; and the despatch Say% Mat a rio
then taking place. ' •
The county:
election m the county
site Ciceitynti, was timed by the
Nothings by 51Xlmojortiy.
lows.—A despatch from Muscatine, I
to ;he New York Tribune, says the
election in that State has resulted 1 ,
success of the Whig Antt•Nebraska
Prohibitory Liquor Law Tteket. The
have chosen a Senator and two Repros
tires and their whole County'licket, in
eatine,and given 128,majority for Grim
Governor.
VIRGINIA CONGRIIIISHAN.—RetaraC
ceased from the special election in Kane ,
District. Virginia. to fill the vacancy
congressional delegation.caused by the
of Mr. Snodgrass, indicate the probable
tion of Mr. &filth, the Whig candidate.
NORTH CAROLINA.—The returns are
incomplete, but so far as strewed. they
an e normous Wing gain, and leave bar
doubt Of the election of Bragg, the V
candidate for Governor.
Returns titan 29 counties, just bale of:
State; show a Whig gain of 2260 rot
the last ritibernatorial election. when
(Deni...) was elected by 5564 majority.
LATER. —The Raleigh Sicrndant says
Braga's gain as compared with Pierce
Scott's is 1000 in 33 counties.
The Legislature will be close—p
he Senate Whig, and the 110 1 / 1 42 Dernoc
. .
FROM .EVROPR.
By rh• Arabta—Ltrorpool Altos to 291 A t
There is nothing of special. interest
the war. Prussia favors the tzar, w
makes him still wore - unyielding ;
Austria leans more .decidedly. toward
Western, powers.
Ever t ything was , quiet in the Baltic, by
it is reported thac the Russian fleet hat •'l ,
Sebastopol, and - that the Anglo French ' P I . "
was in search of them, a naval action k.
soon be be anticipated .:
The Spanish insurrectionists remains;:
unaphani, and all the country for the t ; o'
being was quiet, awaiting Espartero's
val at the caul. Queen Christina ,;.. 4 1
still 7 1 her hiduig•place, and Isabella
keep' g close in'her pslace.
There seems io be no doubt whatever
the Ultimate success, Of the revolutiotij
movement, whiCh _11.12 for its object an 1 4)
change of measures, micusteri and
but nut of dynasty.
, •
COAL AGAINST SINEW9.—Prox:' , l
Henry, President of the Mechanic's losiit't'i
at Wastuugtuu, says:
has been Proved that, on an avert
t
fuur ounces of coal arc su ffi cient to drag /
a railroad, one too a mile. It-has also 14
bound, on experiment, that a mau work%
uu a treadmill continually for eight ho F t
will elevate one au, one halt millioaA'
pounds one toot high. Now good Cure
Engines will perform the same, work brA
,expeudature of a pound mud a hall , of cow:
It follows hum these data that about
tuns of coal would evolve as much po":: :1
during us cumbustioh as would be equ4
the continued labor o 1 an able bodied IN
for twenty years, at the rate of eight h 4
per day ; or, in Other words, to the nveil
puiver of a man chitin the actkve peritki
11l TIIE PrscirCnor.—ln the vicinit!,
West Chester the peach orchards will y
but alight crop. It is said the crop has ll
injured by a combination ot causes. A
timber of the Wilmiugtoce Statesman .;
lams! thestollowing :-- , •
—The exteusive orchyrds in the vicini•
Delaware City, owned by the Iteybolds k
ClarlOs, containing over 1,000 acres,
this year scarcely supply the !amities 0(11
owners with fruit enough for their owu
There never was such a complete failu r
the crop before. It is attributed to the
weather experienced in the latter par
Alaren. We are, happy, however, to
that Mr. Feunimote's orchatd near Appall
01)10 uever gave promise of a toOre^a,./
ihnqielii. He has about 150 Hero to p
ire'es [ and the value of this year's fruit i
tint aied at from 810,000 to $16,000.
singelar 'Mat this ditiererice 'should ext
orchards but 10 miles apart, and appare
under the same conditions of exposure,
WATCHES, &C.
WATCHES. JEWELIZT.
SILVER WARE AND PLATED cio)
- CALDWELL & CO., 140 cheatuur
o•Vlrltadelnitia, Imp acts and icahtilactufefl,4l
an eitensive sloth elation. In GOLD and NIL
at apdellit. prt4ra. Winclicilleilde in Lunrin'n.. ,
orpool and Switzerland by the moat pium'e
woramen in thr Weal. Faehlobable Disarmed
and Gold Jewelry. Hurling quality Silver
Sete, Wailers, Pitchers, Goblets, Forks, Spoon
every :artICIO made in Silver tor table ser•l!
Strangers visiting the city are Invited to call an
amine for themsrlvee. ,
Joly li, MI. • 30.3 m
PUBLICATIONS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Ll, TA It and the Mormons, by Beni. 0. Ferris,
tie,retaryof Utah Territory.
Rine's .I.lnitrd flutes Gannet Expedition,
MIMIC
Thome Bonk of the Farm, 200 illustrations.
Vie knout and the Ramian. by Germain de Le
Twrnty yea,* in the Puillippines, by Glironier
Lon m's Armenia aad Emma,.
W Ilklnson's Ancient Egyptians, 2 vols.
The Pilgrims of Walsingbam, by Apes Alrlef
The Horne of tbe Bee If unteit.by Thorpe.
'thin's Greece end the Golden Mora • •
hompson't E qpt . Past and Present.
Tiles of Old imes, from the,,GenailL
Hammond 11114 Liken, and retreat Strums.
Staining liar, of the New World.
Nanette and her Lovers, tij Talbot Ow lane.
Herbert's Persona and Pictures, from the HI
lean( France and England. •
A rihur's ear after insrilige.
E.: Joy Morris' Turkish Empire;
Weary-foor Common, by Leitch Ritchie.
Woman's Love, bylagene Mak
Harpeee New Gazetteer of the World, Part' I
For ewe at. 11. !DANN AN•rt
Book and etatlonetkalto
July 15, 1851
HOTELS.
CLINTON HOTEL, NEW Yo
PRICS REDUCED.
r 1 :11E undersigned, Proprietor of the above as
Iwell-it Down. aad lottipeetablwhed Motu., i
this method of informing the patrons of "
the house. as well as the public generally. 1
that he win on the first of August reduce i e 1
the price of Board Item Two Willen per liala
day to ON E DOLLAR and PIPTYCENTd. a a
The attention of duangerm and others i
visiting the city, either for buslawia or pleasur
particularlyparticularly.
petttarly directed to the eligibility of the local
being Situated in the heart af the business par
the, city, direetly oppdalte the City Hall and PI
Offices, a ndw it bin 'short distanced the coat
Inept places of amusement. A. 8. MILLER .
3 and 3 Beekman Street, New Yolk
July 39, lASI 40.3 t •
•
• ,rILiIIICIMI HOUSE,
CHESTNUT St., &limos Third and 9
- • PlilLADEpPfilti
•
OLIVER 11. P. PARKER, of Ohio,and JAltt.
I]. LAIRD, of this Clty.havieg lea s ed the ab,
:welt known sod popular bongo , for a term of ye *.
are now prepared toeccotnn.odste guesTs In ••.
ner equal to any boo., In the City.
The location of this haus is attperlor to any oil
hdlng to iatmcdtate prolltnity to business t alkt
most of !OS Banks, Public' Offices, Post ()thee •
Ezehauge, where omnibuses matt for all pan t
the City. : -•
.1. The house having been pot in thorough to
and new farnltute added,wlth many modern
provementii, will add meth 14 the comfort of an
The tables will at all times be aepplled with the
the market affords, and nothing shall be wanting
otpr pin, to make the Franklin truly the Traveli
home. Your patronage is melt feligkanglly on;
(ed. PARKER & LAW ,
Phil& , July 15,1831 25.10 t
19 It
Z. O. & W. SAVERY,
Wholesale Druggists and litsnufaeturipg Cky
sits, No. 311 Market etre.; abovetita, .
PHILADELPHIA ;
OFFER for the 011e01,100 of Country bealers i t
genetal sesettment of Drage, SI eftelae4, f .;
Ctiamkal4. Palate, 9114..411a55, ofte.,+!"
August 3 2931
3/-3111 "
• It
GUANO! GUANO I ! ~
•:,
2000 Tont No. 1 GOVERNMENT PEBIIVIt
CIMINO.
1000 Tong SUPER PHOSPHATE OP UNE. ,
1500 Tons MINERAL GUANO.;.
for gate by , ALLEN & NEEDLES,
13 SClUth Wbayves,aad NI Soatb Water et. ,
' Flr44 Matt above DAeignet et-. 1411144'.
inns 34, 1854 . , . 25.3 m - '
01110101 G 1111LNII.—BESIT CURED! or tbel
U./quality, fresh from tbabeet , packers. as be
uvulae, leery Wed 511417 and Saturday. at
- T. C. BOYLE'S
New Vagatiablu al4 Troulelos Stasd.l
IlaAaaros~o 6'
Wal ri lON Slit