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Morning, Sept. 2.
B. BONA', Editor and Propitotor:
0 iTTLE, Isfactati patter.
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MMUG'STATM Ivaarr
FOR GOVERNOR
JARES : POLLOCK, or ?torsi:mot*Lugo,
FOR CANAL CONLMIthiONER :'. •
GEORGE Imam, or Auxonerr ;
. 'FOR•BUPS.EME COURT: ) •
11ANIEL_E. 914178 EU, or Noitruometor.
DINSOCEATIO STATE
. YOH GOVSE.NOR.:'
WILLIAM BIGLER, of Clearfield Coaoty
•
FOR CANAL COVIALINSIOXNN. :
tIENRY B. PrIOTT; of Pita Comity.
['tat StIPREStE JUDGES
JEREMIAH 8. RLAG„..K., of SFicaertet County
- FUSE DDIROMATIO TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR,
EIIMD POTTS, of Chester.
CANAL COMMIMIONER,
GEORGE R. RIDDLE, of Allestionyi..
PrPREME .11.11)fig,
WM. M. STEPIiNtiON, of Mercel:
MitERICIAN Tzcztrr. •
DOR GOVREIVOR,
BEND* RUSH BRADFORD, of Beaver County
C,t
it s ! k liEFt ° N4, 63•
BLOOSIF'Lr i 6ounty
JUDOS OP TUR SUPIIIINE COURT,
THOMAS Li. 13d1RD of WashlngtonCoutity
AMERICAN TICKET
ASSEMBLY
JEREMIAH WINGERT, PiArmory:,
JACOB RIEGLE,-.I O I.AWSLLTIC
•-•• PROTHONOTARY ,
JOHN P. HOBART, Porrsrru.s.
REGISTER At: RECORDER :
,DEN.I: F. KETNER, SCIWYkILL HAVRN
COMMISSIONER :
JACOB KREBS, Port CARBON
" AUDITOR :
ISRAEL REED, BARRY.
DIRECTOR OF THE` POOR.'
•
• EVAN J. THOMAS, WAsms.
THE WHIG TICKET..-
Notwithstanding the difference otoptuton
among the Whigs of the County, before sta
ted, as to the - expediency of nominating a
ticket; the Contention on Monday was char
acterized with !unusual harmony ; and its
final action, after mature deliberation and a
' general interchange of sentiments among the
delegates, was concurred in with bit:olU
Unanimity.
An entire f taut was nothinated, as follows
For Congress:
JAMES 11 . 031PBELL'' i Popp:111e,
For Legislature :
JOHN It...(AcCnr.var, Trainont..
+THOMAS I. Purrs, S, Alauhrim.
• kr Prothoizota.. •
liontar, Pottsville.
For Register and . Recorder:
FREDERICK LADDERDRUN, Tamaqua.
For Comma:inner :
JOHN SEITZINGER, SI. Clair.
Director'of Me. Poor: '
Jostm Ammon., West Bruustividt
For Auditor: '
Roes But:, Port Corbin).
These are all first-rate meq-110Etest, ca
pable; well-known, favorably distributed and
in•every,res'pect worthy the confidence and
votes of the people ofthe County.. i
Col. lid
bart, the nomine for Prothonotary, has .
long been thought/of- by the Wlitg-p'arty in
connection 'with'
.i thit: ttice. The
.Ameri
cans, holding their Convention first;nomina.
ted him in advance, anticipatug, the' action
of the Mtgs. 'lt gives promise at once Mai
the Colonel will. be hard to best."—Ot_the
Cher candidates we w;11 •spenk severally at
Nnother time.
The Cuniressiuurtl conlerees were to meet
those IA Northumberland yestenrityria Mi.
=OM
COMPROMISE AND UNION
1tt2131:32 SAT Sir
7 .
'The prinemalAuestion of division among
. :,..the Whigs of the County, to be betiled by
Corivention on Monday last, was simply
Aoe of expedteney—whether it Were better
to frame a 'Whig ticker, and run the risk of
' a compromise afterwards, (for that must be
done to-Prevent the triumph of the Opposi:...
tion,) or to make sure of it by confirming the'
American nommanous. The former alter.
native was adopied—So be it. We yield our
personal preferences to the will (Th. the. ma
jonty, and are ready to battle , with .all our
might for the,succ;ss 01,a union ticket. I
Are there any who doubt the necessity of
'compromise andinion Ijetween the two par
ties, Let; the ffgurrfa 'Satisfy them.. In,
'5l Whig - Party at Schuylkill County.
eipendag, doubtlessots full Stfrngth,"gave
Johnintur 4,069 votes.'; while the Democrats
potted 4,743 for Bigler. Kimber Cleaver,
the Native candidate, at the same time, re
sceived 11 votes in Pottsville, 11 in Port Car.
hoo, 15 in Lllewellya and 22 in other districts
—making 49 in all.
Again, in '53 the average \Vhig vote on
the State ticket in Schuylkill County, was
949 (1,993 being the highest for any one
candidate); the average Democratic: vote
was 3,955 (4,023 being the higbett);' and
iht average vote ,ot the Native party, now
.by far larger. than ever before, was '1,117
(1.2,67.bei0g
.the bighesi)—thus leaving the
macre, ts the handsome majority over both.
c ear. of .896
\Or, to make the case still plainer and
which is perhaps fairer—take the County
. ,
nominations:—The Whig vote on the Legis
lative ticket, last year, was less than 1700 ;
the Democratic, 3500 ; and the Native, 770
—leanag the Wbig end Native tickets to
getker in a minority of 11380. True. lite
Temperance men polled over 1300 votes, tan
their strength was pot drawn evlnsrvely
fitirti any one political party. But, plitting
—.Ay three together—the \Vhig, Ameticati and
Temperance votes—their aggregate strength`
exceeds the Democratic poll ay only 220!!
These are the tiguteszfa'Cis.
They are 'riot very fla i ttetingc It: must he
admitted, to the NV higa and Amerte.
either . severally or collectively; but they
may serve both a useful purpose, neve
thefts's—and that is precisely why we have
r introduced them. Thei show ezailly what
ought aid must be done, for their Common
success, and.-what every -reasonable MID ot,
either party will do. Heaven helps those
• who help themselves. - There is much to he
done, and every man's labor Will be required,
We, therefore, es a Whig, counsel *con.
ittintory spmt to the party. Alone, you have
not the slightest chance 91 -success. Celt
then your neighbors to your aid, slid tts '`one
• pod .turn deserves another," help them as
the require to On "the other hand, itt - s a
Mend of -.the American movement, and be
ing, willing to make almost any sacrifice of
_ .party piedilietioos for the sake of putting
down the common enemy, We urge a !shard
disposition among ite immediate supporters.
You profess to be r stators par 4xcellotyi.,..
„Then lay aside petty partyjtalousies, and be
Issaattimone enough to comprehend the
h'sersl good of the country in your aims,
ars
lot-the advancement of partizan inter
ests..
only.. • Half a loafs, truly better than
do bm • •
either party. Tbekt is a mutual
I° "' \dike between• '
u‘dea , tbi them- 7 s Mem !.
• . diiianuto irmataatea, would be.equolly
on Z we ear lasortifying to both. ..ltfpre.
• opted `sea s! in caudon against scy im.
be relied
byeither pi th that 1311 7
upon
prove to you
but broken reed Wit may
"m _•
aot,agy pleasure to lutfamp reading,
A BRANT TRICK. F;4
The Slaughter-banal Convention ea, *4l
'day cut Mr. Ripple's head oft Ite 6;0
wala served the pany faithfully at Mae,
and bad done amid eredit at Harriabnrg !at
winter. But the wire -pullers wire too mail
for him. The decree had gone forth from
bead•quarters, and he must b 4 decapitated.
This wits peculiarly hard wader the eir.
cantata:ices. It will be remembered, Mr..
Ripple took an active part in the enactment
of the Lager Beer Bill last Winter—it was
through him, indeed. mainly, that the Bill
passed the Hoare. lie fourit it up bravely
and well. The Bill bad tient recommended
by a Democranc Judge, was framed by a
leading- Demaritic lawyer, and Was
origin
ally intended'for a Democratic county. Bo
that, besides the actual glad Mr. Hippie
might bare a, en in it (and he no doubt fully
comprehended - the necessity of such an en
actment, sod_ the benefits 'that would Bow
EMI
om it). be Could entrasia 'Go ecroples about
its being a party measure—lt was tiodorsed
by some of the_ best ikmocratict blood in
Schuylkill County.
But first Governor Bigler repudiated IL—,
That put a new and unexpected phase on the
case, sod uturiedtately the managers put
their beads together, to hunt op somebody
who could command more of the three can
vines tOtl Hiptils. It required no great
search, and' Mr. Ripple was stangbtered.—
The worst of it wall that, all the time, he
•w RS deluded by his , pretended 'friends with
the pattering assurance that it would be "all
righti7 and did not dream that he was "sold,"
till the Choice of r ithe candidate was "actugilyy
made,and he found himself "done for."
BISHOP nvoitEs vs 1011 N mrreezt.
The New York Times publishes a terrible
excoriation. (Bald to be from the pen of Arch•
bishop Hughes) of John Michel, who edits
a paw celled the Coheir, published in that
city. It anybody rs in the dirk as to "who"
the gentleman 1., the Bishop will eitlightit
Thus.—
Mr. Mitchel is by uo means an obscure person'
age. He was one of tease who collected (Wow to
born his country— BM be was sent attrciud before
the moment when he might, like others, - basis
seised lrbm the pile the remaining end - - of • ohm
sea Stick. s w • . s •r •
Mr. Mitchel is the Mob patriot who Made the
magnt6cent disc-oast, inmitnary tacVes, that a
good plan would be to Bing vitriol from the tops of
all Dublin houses more than one story high, on the
passers by in the streets, without inquiring wheth
er the fiery „liquid should fall on the Mad of the
friend or the enemy of Di, country. • , •
Mr. Mitchet.ils the patriot who proclaimed, in
the days when the British Government laughed in
its .levee at the tomfooleries of Yotmg-irelendirim,
and allowed them rope enough to hang themselves
without incurtingc itself the responsibility . of Laing
the noose, that he Would compel Lord Cis:radon,'
or some other Lord-Lieutenant for the time being,
to .meet Min, in a Court of Justtee.. • •
Mr. Mitcfiel is the same patriot who did not
inert Lord Clarendon in a Court of .linnice, but
met lawyers and judge. who, rightfully or wrong.
fully, sent him forth ou a "straggling tour to Van
Dieman's Land. a • * • *
r. Mitchel u the same Irish patriot mbo com
plains that be, among others, was convicted in.
',plumply by a Jury of Castle 2rotestants ofirelaoil
—end yet he, like others, contended for keeping
the parole 'd hanneur 'With such "scoundrels" in
Van llieman's Land as those by whom be cod
they were convicted. • * • 4
- - -
• Mr. Mitchel turns up as the apologist of the
scurvy tricks which his associates played, whether
in Conciliation Hall or at Shemin:me, alletins ta
king leave of the country.. At a period when the
lri,h people were cut off by famine alba rate ore
thgtuouul a day, and, though he would always re
gret war when it could be avoided; still the Arch
bishop could not imagine that after so long an attu
ning of the windbags of Dublin, partendigg the ap
proach' of a revolutionary humours, whole
mailer should end in a very innocent white squall
at SI ievegamon„
There ! That will do,—for the Arch
-.
Inehop:
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PICTURE OF JERUITISII.
The Buffalo Democrac-y is publiailing a se
riei of articles, translated from the French
journal, Le Siecle, on "The Jesuits." We
make the following extracts from a late issue.
We ask for them an attentive peruaal, as
developing the true nature ,of ■ character,
that has made its way into every land under
the sun:
„But the Jesuits inhabit Prance without giving to
per mother their allegiance. Encamped within
her borders, or rather, bivouacked, generally, at
one word, one gestuie from Rome, they strike
their,tents, shake , the dual of our beloved Sod from
their feet and rake up their line of march for some
other sphere of action. They have written fame
where Mt crux, ihr plain, which in their lan
guage means, "where we can rule, there is our
country !” Little eo they care whether, in ease of
'war, France is victorious or vanquished. If the
Se•itait thought'to prosper by her 'defeat, he would
be Austrian, Russian or Englith ; be would even'
applaud Waterloo! The French law *for him, •
nullity, n dead letter which-touches:his cvnacienoe
only as it regards his interest. He only obeys it
when he dues obey, through prudence or under
cOnd Ilion. Übe con violater it openly; he does ao
with a hold front. It ' nut he burrows like the mole
and in only recognized when finally master of the
ground, by .the multiplicity of the monads he ha
thrown up. ?
**- e a •
The &Cloy of Jesus is the pearl of autocratism,
Its chiet is nu autocrat elevated to the eighth pow
er, while, for the society, it is the very goalies
fence of servitude. The General of jibe Order ill ,
all, does all, fully, absolutely. His dietain, his
word, whatsoever he may command, is the tumors=
Honed law of the society. Ha ordains, be lege*.
later, he tries, judges end' condemns, when, where
and as tt pleases him, but always in secret and in
silence. He is a supreme mute, governing an as•
sembly of mutes and Setting them in motion as by
a spring. In ordinary lite, the man whom public
exteent has invested with authority, seeks the aid
of other men's ability toad support to his weakness.
He finds his glory in meriting, his shame in far
the approval of his &mull. But the auto
crat for life, of Jesuitism, is superior to Such pre
judice*. lie modestly assumes the attributes uf•••
Deity on earth! Alone, isolated from the- rest of
the world, sum, qui rum is his 'moue: Alt are
commanded to see in labi the hying relies et
Citatsy—he is, to his followers; the metaphorical
Saviour ! But between the metaphor and the mat
ity, how wide these!!!
The Scciety may dismiss n member at
any moment, and without aurgumg, any
reason ; hat if any one becomes dissatisfied'
it can hold him fast, ..even to the verge of
the tomb," no matter how moat he may
wish to withdraw. Upon winch the author
rem - arks
Ever, since the world has been civilied. 0*
Nysich amounts to the same, since right tan bias
Wedgnized among men. reciproeity has been - the ' 4
fir, i condition of contracts. So muck eel give to '
you, so much 1 rem:Lorin return. " Hut the woe, -
of Jesus has invented a new rule ot justice ; it
takes all and gives nothing in exchange.
. When the novice enters the society of Jesus, be
makes his yows.of obedience: that is to say, from
being a mento lOUs beneath man, to that condition 1
of being which asks nothing and thinks nothing icr ,
itself. Be Wares bis,soul and its liberty at the pot !
tat of the institution. He kills Avithmidm by a
sort of partial suicide, the highest dignlty of est*
truce, ill personality. He is tbencetorwod an in
ert
trod y, • corpse ; a corpse ! even that is UM Itle-
like 't The member is but. sit inurement an' the
bands of his master , a projectile thrown hire' or i
there with the directness and titality- Otli cannon
bat!. i,The rinse says to bins, "Got" aid helper;
"Believe !" mime believes; "Do !" ma he nee,,,
without the r i ght 16 dismiss or resew upon the
why of hie obedience. Hs mutt 'obey minutely,
blindly, a mom of clay like bin:lief, conged end
denly into a hying Law; by'the simple chances of
a ballot ! --A: wheel, s mere ot hnscbinery, be tiaras
perpeually M obedience to the owymg power. He
has iiiersl, n
onesday, from the condition of Mal.
ligeace to the state of en Culonsston ..
And now, see this man, mom limn i MUM hie own estimation, less than one is that ot bin Neigh- .
for, waudering in society, wen i* sycapeiby
with 11, having no ben won :1,. with.*
name the is a -glory to himbutyet to an injury,.
Inibited in a costume which reminds Mtn it eviry
turn that heir different - from all other men bout of
women, that he is only the cipher of a number, a
oenbination arranged to play s pan and produce a
e- determined elect; see him as be walks, si
i,•
iently, myttertously enveloped with his order as
with an atmosphere, the eye dropped and big whole'
figure abased! What seeks lin, ibis man di haughty,.
yet-humble air? Why such pride and humility, te
[ his glance? Where is this explanation of thiamin.'
tratbetory state of facts? We will try "to '
give Jt.
Try is too modest a word; we wiltitiya it.
We may never Outdate Nature, but Hatureinu.
tilated, 'takes her revenge. Whetby an effort of
will; the Jesuit eiwo.ti in sliding his will; he has
not, after all, expunged it entirely—he has , only_
clanged its line of action. The mud. active by, its
very essence, persist" is being olive in dssyine of
whatever oaths. But, as U cannot itct is Its legit;-'
matostiere, it will act Meanie other dinielloe, to
mobil' the lost equilibrium. Uit cannot be am
bitious for itself, it will be so for the fastitutlea: ha
interdicting from alt Personality, Jesuitism exedes
its victim to rage, and,' as it wereAsesekes Una
opal society, blood-thirsty, preying, and deaca t i Ag ,
hut prey; intellectual prey, it is true; this they de
stoor, by converting it to themselves and potressing
it ilr their wiles •
England has given to our Caries a marvellous sit,
mjiled training, which rousts in Meekly, ftas
nixed metier. by dev eloPialrlauxo the aid ot
patient exercise end 'memos eminsbing, mom
parts of the body at the expennofothers. - hut by
this wondrous orient* tom the English breads.%
succeeds in bringing his cattle to the suet poll
for the best bar, his sheep to the grotto yield of
wool, his boiler* the' greatest paw* ofstreogh4
or oat Hi other bead, of trolls toad, 4011 1 tirsndst
to the base rapacity for riami t mid so kink: seam
itiana is, imellemnally, WWI tr a in i ng ie physically.
It Adis the natural enstgies troll One Point to okul
centratethemOrm enotner.
Lams is* at- Jesuitism en iti work, thiedrel?
foVettul of the esionitiet law of munch of the heart
ssa tra torawases. sneer far to the beniblisse is
digital ris ha 'ease -front the. fora* Iltukt'
‘lod thee any . 03 CPCFIlaite MIMI* Moat petty
fabrications °tome Tote, to live, Ude belly
past, by its very ersapossios ewe Mad WNW
aninge itself tom that - imatemil or maim, wow of
Instr. It oust el -ate fatreheal fa the par eke.'
or.-falsehood ! ye.; afloat strict a sew aims is
the docaloguethat eltsllconsonnte the are! no; the
eystem of ottlotage, that MOM poison, Hen last
degree of abasement, which, in societies the oat
degraded. omits. es-With a bread, sad
curse, forever him who is too - dal lintkis,
is an observance lioeouid sad niacemseaded, a
duty'etwoureild s a Nett Waded, II the 00de el
Testutism I
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Thiseport - * tisibidatnillec-41 1 4 1 1i0 ' by
the *awed Rep; satires. nest thitOose
of ii fitte session.,to examine into the, char
gesiliat corrupt uritta had been:used to oti•
talMthe sotment of a bill extendingl..mi's
patent for the manufacture of Ws fare arms,
'though the irmininstiat was 'wen impesiect,
owing to want of time,—made some curious
developments in regard ta the midst Si/cran
es of securing thej *sage of bills through
Congress. We 'give a few extracts [rein the
report as published in the New. York Times:,
• domts, atairtiereK and letterlenters have Seen .
'employed, us proven b; the testimony , to wag it. ,
peas Of Cott's sad miter bills; and yet when'.
the Commince name to inquire u to the amount m:„,
money which had been encoded for these;
oes, it was found impossible to get definitereforms-.
lima elegnm milenialed to Jame'
the Committee either as to the amount expesidek
or uto its applicacian. ,Waxtesiws refused -to an- .
swat inquiries directed to them at them points, On;
the ground that the Committee had no new to inn
quite into their -•premmtlistasescis." bodkin*
however, was changed to satiety the, undersigned;
that means bed been improperly used to secure the
passage of various bills mentioned tad rekined tg
in the testimony, that combination had been pm.
posed formed by various unerests, and that is
some mien noes these combinations bad been stgi
coward.
The undersigned believes that it is dearly estab
lished by the testimony that money has been liter
ally used to seems the ;mange et bills, end they
verily believer that much move evidence could- tie
procured,. it time had been allowed the Committee,
to onkel more thorough investigation - of the fiats
connected with the measure, which have been; Or.,
are now pending Wore Coeirrera.
The testimony CO Joshn shows coodirsively is
the judgment of the undersigned, that Dicsersim
has received, since last Pall, Meson) of $15,0000f
Cott's money. For what peiose was it received,and bow has it been expd? Justin, the batik
keeper of Colt, for eve peeks past, Thum most
linear, that he does not kuow for what purpase
the mousy was received by Dickerson; , that , the
Woks do not show the items which made up the.
s*td sum of $15,000, and that he has no knowledge,
;either from information or °thulium, 04 that. sub'
)ect. It the transactions between these 'parties
'were fair, why this concealmetit?
ee .1 • -
. ♦ 's
The money his been used,as the evidence shory.s,
in paying the costa and charges incurred sin getting
up mutter add extravagant entertammeam to which
ladies and members of Congress and others Were
!invited, with the view of furthierMg the ammo ot
this measure. The ladies having ban , first duly
impressed with the importance of Colt's pistol ;es
unseat, by manta of WI/Wigton', am invited
to these enicnainmenis, and the evidence shows
that while there, membeniel Convene are appealed
to by them to favor this particular measure.
the language of a witness, " dead toe was niade
at lion. Gilbert Dean, to induce him to go for :tho
-renewal of Colt's paten." Whether the same
sort of social influence and appliance' was broilaht
to hear upon others, who were invited to dine or
sup at that handsome establishment, we bare no
means of ascertaining, as Mr. Etickerion has not
given us the names of his guests, and has Mol,
therefore fiimishied us with t b.! mews pf getting at I
the farts. MrDickerson secaie to have adopted
the rule, that '
"To teartb dui heart co: get the. Vote,
The surest way is deem the throat."
FR a .
'ln thii case, and others, the partitis interested
have endeavored to form much combinations as
'would give streagth to their measures; and would.
be most likely to insure their success. • Hcnce we
find that persons, who bad determined to oppose
Colt's extension, unless they could get some
factory arrangement, which would 'protect and
promote their own interests, after taking the 13e.
mummy steps to make their opposition gatelike, re
turned home, and from that day to thus we hear
nothing more ot their opposition to Ciilt's bill. It
is In evidence, atm, that a eoutingenti,tee ot
000 had been t(fered Diekerson to ku anti - 4e op
posrnt of Colt's bill to buy off his otip?sition, and
to secure his oonatetnuice and support to that [mea
sure. Them parties met on several oecaskins to
agree open the terms, and to the ditgiistint e talls ot
their conferences on those occasions; as led by
themselves, the trudersigned own& the subefion of
the House-l-assured that there can be,bot one opin
ion, and ' th at entirely unfirrortible both to Day and
Dickerson.
. •
• ' • ;*
This combination is evidenced by anon= fact of
striking force and stgaillcaace. We find the 'nine
agents end 'attorneys acting to behalf the same
bills, patents, railroads, Ac. TWO would hardly
be the case unless such ermbinatiOn were intim
pensable.to success. Men who have good mea
sures, are generally willing to allow them to stand
or lall on their own merits or denerits,,without
seeking support from other soureee; Such has not
been the case, however, with Colt'S application, it
the evidence is to be believed.
Another toot, that must not Lei overcooked, is,
that in Coles case a most extraordinary and mu
sue number at agents and attoroevp have heen em
ployed to urge the passage of the bill by Congress
We'have Messrs. Uickersoo, Clemens, Levin.
Mittman, Chase and Thompson, arid the halt doxen
Thompson employed, but whose names he de•
shoed to mention on a very frivolous pretext. It
isnot it all improbable that there ern others, as
upon this point also ;here has. been a studious ef•
fort at concealment.
Now, what is the fair, the legitimate, the only
mfereacia from the extraordinary array. of outside
iniatienee in behalf 01 this particular 'measure?
Can further evidence be nevem/I'3i' to show that the
application is devoid of merit. thilfer meateeren
ance is placed upon the outside inadence thin upon
env intrinsic merit the application p r ossertes? -
The evidence. shows another ;important fart—
that the letter-writers for the daily
_press, who
hey, e been admitted to desks an tithe floor of the
Hemel, are very generally regarded es; the most
efficient agents who eon be employed byithose who
have measures to advance. Although these lener
writers, belore they ran obtain a seat Withm the
Hume, are required to give • personal pledge
.of
honoilhat they are not "employed as; agents to
proreiote any . claim , pending before Congress,'' yet
we God that. In utter disregard of this pledge and.
its spirit, they have been employed in many of the
Railroad„ Patent, and other wherries which have
engaged the attention of Congress during the pra.-
ent session. The evidence taken by; the Com
mittee will furnish information is to those porticoes
who have been so employed : aid tbeir?hunes, are
herewith reported for the action of the Houser
O$T OFFICE DELINQUENCY.
IWe pi/1)11111 Ike' following at the request
of the writer—not knowing, outs4ves, soy.
thing about thecircumstances detailed.—Ed.
four.] •
Altman. EDITORP, :—A year ago ; stout the mid.
dle efJutmlait I had a letter recited st Orwigsburg,
addressed to Jonathan Grim, Pottsville, Pa., en .
eldireg $lO. Asa matter of course, I' , expected all
to be nght till about d menthe afterwards, when
Mr. Gum called on me with the bal.:. 1 asked him
whether he did not receive the money sal
had told bun be would ; be said he coiled at the
eat Office almost every days, but *ever tereived
lb. letter. ' and I have every reason !to believe it,
knowing Mr. G. from a child up, atitibelieve him
te be_Parketly honest. Mr. Grim Mien weal to
Mr. 'fickle, Postmaster at Oterigsburg and made
enquiries about the letter. Mr. Bickel well recol
lecting me b'rnaling the latiar in question and the
mailing of it ; Mr. Grim next went loth* Pottsville
office asking for a latter, when be Was told there
was none; whereupon he urged those attending the
office to examine the aiittet. that thine was a let
, ter miming which contained money, when a coo.
saltation and exlhnination took place, and the letter
was found eaglatemd and sent. pl anate,
the Deno Letter
Office at Washington. , Mr. Grim saw me next day
sad stated to me the facts :concerning the letter,
sad said he wan satisfied •1 bad forwarded it. 1
next eddieseed the Dead Lettey Odle, and received
the following reply:
Pose Ornate ll:pilau - tray. I
• , kliactre :.flat •rdp., If. 1
But :—ln reply to your , caoheuincation of the
30th init., enclosing a letter trait J. S. Keller,
(herewith hstar, 1 2 respectfully suite that the
fetter addressed to Jonathan Grim at Pottrrilie,
' , stated teatime contained Teo Dollars, does not ap
prireto have teacKed the Dead Letter Office.
letter mailed is "June, and received at
Pottsville before the first of July, would not be re.
turned to this'erfice as Dead letter prior to the
Brat of October, built it errived at 'Pottsville subse
quent to the Oral of /eta; it would m the regular
e wee of busmen !relent here the present quarter. .
, If the letter is fogad moot* the present quarterly
tenons, if will be retismed to Ornigaburg, Penne ,
tot delivery to the writer. Very respectfully your
Obedient servant, '
_, J. IIfARRON,
Third Aa't P. M. General..
Hoe: C., M. Eviate,House et Reps •
This matter has Niue m memos low enough,
end I deem limy duty to giro the transaction tether
public; and the least that ten be said is that the
Pottsville office is attended to in o most exessaively
eorelesa manlier ; torwhy is it that *business
man's *lei: him Mr. Grim.Ye ho calle,fit the Post
Offioa slogan if not route every day, tshoeld go on
th e Dead letter.listl ',That question, Mr. Clayton 1
should like you to siMararespecially whets the let
ter is pabl..t do sosknow Mr. Perot; l bare Laird
hit name,'atid too* be is a ' , Pest Master at Potts.
trilie. Bat "by is it ant the peorda'sbeat interests
are thus put to butad by a man, who has proved
himself so utterly Unworthy andanfit to discharge
the duty entrusted to him by the Govemeocrit? if
I were the, only one making 'complaint; it aught
pass for en antidote, but the cotaplaults em too nu
morons against that 'office, which is eiteeded by
two boys, which *wording to the adage is "belle
boy." I made it my, busiest/stip eaqture of
g ees of Pottsville whom 'I Pamir to 'begendiemen
of mtegrity and good standing; OM /am told that
them is a greet deal Of complaint against Mr. G.
as Potentiator. That amount, , it is truejs small,
ten the principle is the same, had it been cm hen.
died tunes the amorist. I hold icto be aim; rem-
Indy, to expose the delinquencies Of public men and
Dew* and unless those who sailer take the mat- :
'far in hand it will never be du n e, and all oar in.
,crew will be coundeted as Mire trifles.
4. S. ,KIILLER. '
Orank3brag, Aygics t 30, 1854. v
..
~,
ErWATIR OR OUR. wyser..—The Free
Dewar=tie Convention awernided at Hariis4
burg, cm WWll('Uday, end pawed frocut*i,
witbdraijng their Eats tide; and riatut' l
I:sleuthing the support of youodr, the Whit
candidate for Goirereer This goo to show
1 , which way the political
_wind Is = setting iti.
1 Pollak is nnquitenonably"the strongest man
in the &Id, and if Mr. Bradford's friends are
wise. ther'orillifor gew own sake follow
An 'maple of.! the Free Democrats.' Mr.
Pelkcir. wedo hot hesitate Winston. is jail
as good nil Alnekunit hew hi
.11r. findv
ford. nod ha election:would he' hailed:is
1 IWO! an A/anima sod Whig triumph. -
i wr i ei . ,
CPlli.Oilkene Bitowesow, we teem
ittesibt Home 1 2 44 his ceeriededora
eei s woad way dated', and ;mug
imitates *ma Dr. ROWIMIR tad t he 'NW* ,
two, to tei:ept s disk lbelrieh rawaidtr
wilkibhn--436 however, that Ks
I=likept ti interfere with the fd•;
vihie,Retent,:
. .
instilas th is oisu Isis to Ott Broino
ana ad of 411 linty, because Its kw bin
Whig too ottipy tales oat of seboca, of bits
of is - it a esinird of. teem :IF)t lama
daft thil ropey I ' - •
;i - - VACTII/Nift ISONTILIisoIo.
f:. " Panora t'imeiterosot aim' DOt dirMr
the PriCloot.Pes*froobir'iroto as great
*emir. to betioida by Aar youa oo thir
*oth a October nea—ProttPirreot No Pro.
,Ittbition. Their ere io argessmits libeled&
A committee of WIWI' ematyluive pump
ell and PablMed the 0 11 4. 1 t* 'weal* of ,
i
le
what item is d • . let. si di Voited&Mcs;
gOltin Renall OA* kl. t uq *PI.
Itprop - atm ," ' tiger witerever reed.—
Similar itatistiesi ought to -bit -eompdst tor
every coutey io Me Suite. 1, • !
V 1017110 ). stoic
Cost of .s,poogoOit Lillitelerr"-41y the ONISiII
of IVA, ibe number at bushels of Corn sad Grain
eoesunsed *Ow dbstilieries of the United States,
wia -•-. .11%033;300
somber llous of km And
The-. 11. of OIL
WhiShey- 48,g14,455
flarrels at ale sad beer • *"' 1 ; 177 ; 9 ?4
Atom teat sem for task whole it Wladd Mount
to 1163,2e4,102. Aboer_ll3 a besi:—sait 1113 for
each tam 11 aothigabout imported liquors,
is gouged out of the breed asd Moats* asid educe-
OM of the Woetee ; end Children eau osuoot h e ap
•
themselves. -
thmearmrasti. 4
You pay autualty Out of the Stele Treasury for
the support of gettitesutiaties, House of Refuge,
L=ip Asylum, lied other charitable institution
the >iTto of - • - 11163,248 84.
Your Hareem frcirdLicettses, Distiller
ies, Boer Houses sad Iteststosets 107,028 38
Annual loss - , - • Aso 28
'This less anti, awe the yes of intoxicating
ltgaors -- -
DAtreuut Covert. • .
Espeuddlues frotaliutuary 17_0833, to January
5.1854. ,
Courts,
County Prison, • - •
County Poor Ifoitne, . -
Fees, -
Inquests, : .
Support of Convints in tku3Sattnin-Poni
ienuary 3 •
. .
' • $14,847,34
The testimony of Four Judges, Attorneys, and
Your °WU Oblerrelicia moo convince Too that ouo
half aa least of your misty taxes arise from the
we of sutoptec4ing drfrnh, anAtimounts
to - - • T• • $7,42'307
Which is ooe and twenty-Hee
coos • fur eacA tow in the Aliunty.
Your county 4ebt at the settlement
wade IM.uary 10, 1854, was • 4
' Expmditore iivar debt 4212 47
TA2L-PAYERS, this useless :F:XPENDITURE
(or which mere will be no ream aboard iii
and as - thetellidatturrhasintliVitted for your con
sideration to bedecided at the next October elec
tion. the question "For Prohibition." "Ageism
Prohibition '—we ask you to vise "FOR PROHI
BITION to *Snot that object. -
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCEOIIm sames 4 Y.
recommend you to organise titmice in the respec
'lvo wards and townships in the comity, for the
contest in October next . Danplain must be re
deemed from the 'thraldom of RUM and RUIN,
and gild to Merest* the overwhelming majority
which wilt be' cist for Pt oitibirton. at the Ballot
Boxes.
A KNOW NOTHING .DEMOCRAT •
, AT EAT.
i What a crooked and perverse generation
this is—espictilly the Democratid portion of
! In the 'very midst of, the blustering of
the Pennryiroanion, Harrisburg Theron and
kindred party organs. against Know Noth
logjam, Henry S. Mott. iheir candidate for
Canal. Ccsiimissioner, goes righl)turaigtir—
so public '..rumor lies it---and joins the
‘‘craft;" and the thing gets out ! To be ccit
sistent, tht?t e'papers talk about 44 cutting ''
him--not meaning anything of the sort
though, all the time. - Well. Blanche's Sun-
I day Prue, whose editor.. though well known
as a, radical Locofoco. it . is generally stir
.mised:lmOws more *twit ihe doings of.thrise
'who .knoiv 'nothing' , than be protases. or
cares to let the people know, comes boldly
to the rescue of the Cent' Commissioner can
didate Mott. and thus rails defiance to the
threats made of thrpseiqg him oil the ticker,
if- he does cot poige himself of the charge of
being a Know Nothing :
" HENRY S. Morr.:—.-rhis gentleman's
name—a , personal friend—is at our mast
head for 'Canal Commissioner. We know
Hear! Si'llort, and cheerfully endorsed nis
pure Dembanicy, pricrate worth, and sterhog
integrity . , while a 'mernber of the,Legisla-
"We have *whine to say about" Col.-
Mott's opinions on the Warned Antiricanum,
and dodbt the propriety of the assaults
made on his good battle and lame by. the
Pennsy/Vanian, Lanffinsrian and Democratic,
Union, at Harreiburg. 'Certainly, we base
a right to our preferences; we bare fought
Bigler since June st, 1853,- to the present
time, and we do not cost the name of Chief
"Justice Mack, becau he ran away,when the
decisionwas given i the Barr liquor case.
Our paper is Donne ale to th e core, and we
defy contradiction tit Our pnociples. If the
Pennsylvanian dare argue the question,let
its conductors strip to the butt, and enter the
ring—and if we dou't lick the scurvy -lot of
.knastiti who conduct that villainous sheet, in
less thin three rounds. we- will .4 Cave in"
and crY peceari. Such insolence needs to be
rebuked, when it is threatened to hiul Mott's
name down frdm twenty odd pipers in the
State, stud cal another Convention to. nomi
nate ah.lrishman in his place. We defy
you id - briog about sigh a result. We dare
you t 4 the issue; end we say openly and
above 'board that Molt will be elected Canal
Commissioner by fifty Mama majority.—
llow," , , put that. ' mL
your pipe and smoke '—
',. 6011140 AOVICE.
The Rev'. Dr. Baird ha_kaddressed a letter
to Mi. Patrick Lynch, Ed)tor of the Irish
Ainer.ican,—(amodirate and kiip minded Ro.
men Cat tic n n him, for
laboringirb diuerninste:especielly amoughis
own tou trymea here, the principles ot true
liberality and betievelance, of good order and
obedience to law; and, in a word, to augment
an 'effective appreciation of our' American
institutions and usages. The Rev. Dr.
adde,—
'• .You are nottaboring in vain. Nor ore
youi loth unosce.stary.. The un• American
coulee pursued by* portion of the Catholic
Preis —I need wawa= ite journals—their
vaporing and • hoittful and %intuiting state- -
. IntlnS and ,predictions, - end !lie wretehed
'billing and cooing' of the 'Demagogues' (of
various types and-parties) and the 4.llierar
thy; 'which hat been going on 01 late years,;
' here combined cicerone a widespread hos
tility among out; Native American popula
tiota..which• threatens even to effect in the
Meat seriodt mennerifie social and economi
'cil relations of itar people. , Up to this time
pi:excitement, have.neverheard (tribe idea
Protestantsi eotifintlg their diaritiet or
their employuiefits to . those 'of.. their own
filth. The protisions made in this arty
elsewhere in 9UkCOCIOtty, for the poor, whet.,
ever the form or the organization which the
eitsii demands; have been just - as faithfully:
-Wrid - liberally curried out for the benefit of the
'Romania is the Protestant. The poor Irish:
'laborer or meehanic 'hat hitherto: met with
Wife 'difficulty, in :finding.- employment in
Protesting estatitahments. '.lll there no den".
ger. i would salt, hat * very different state
1 of things may tie teen before long. at least in
some parts - of:the 'Cotinfiy And much of
this eategortitin. to foreigners,' especially.
• show of the Lipman Catholic:faith; his been
called forth shinnirlul candOtt of pi*
filial demagogues, atisl•thewot.less shaft
rut Aura of a portion of the Catholic. file=
'tinily and preset To this mutt be added 4
•am wiry to say 7 -eipteialleol lete4the
Discreet laitnproper coadutt of acme .Pra
,teinitite..many of whom are theuitielves of
foreign origin: •
KTRcnnsii Cauca Ihvgicutmir in Ku
locer.--Tire Louisville Courier, of the Mit
says that at the Otto t terra of the
'Renton Circuit Court will fed a case in- 1
voltriag the question of a r t and power
between a CethohelitohOp end a congregs•
non as to appointing trustees and council
ling the property of t church.' 'The sun has
been instituted against Rte. geol** A.:Cifm-.
Bishop of is • charged
thau.plaintla were duly, • ink% accordance
With the eintarne of tbe'Gennan• Roars*
-Catholic Chinch, elatedby the congrogailon l
trustees, of:the church dist 'Clamp Carrell{(
refusing to recognize them u .ancli, has eptl
pointed other trusteaf . (mide defendaots,;
aesthetic), who' Lave taken possession of the
books end *tome" the church, untognri
tug to some $4,600. Farther,. that of. ~I f 3
1852, the ;iiingnipitionkaa bees in therientr,'
of electing echoed mutes LAW at thsttlese;
Bev. F. Kiln, elirgyman bf the congregi. - 4;
non, aPpeitni*. other ithool motets, 444:
that t6ho ctrusten thus appointed bel l e
tiontnieneed buildings school hmsti on the
chinch lot - , in a place improper for the'pnii;
pose, cnh eittby, and cutlery, to the Wisbek
of a hirge.portion of the tionmpitsin.::Tht
petitiosent pray that • defudesta may he the;
strained hp* mon said echoed. homier 4y,.
from farther using the chunk antUveMs.
fusdivosid I,ket,they should be Coelpelled,iti;
surrender op the fooke,•Sre. ; -• .
:The wilt most • probabli , be aticebev
Bet - ,OveveemooicetkOi ace. Whit in
iihniiht*liillt the:44mb church is!"-11..k
Itit'peOphe 'itook keg* what :true itheriy :
Votet*Vrheir Billie* sod , priests Inn -S. •
1/I,iiiioul, over their lobjeeeC ',411 peWlebi
tetergoatelteirettWip,iritnil;rlirtet vested
to *body `iiive to esi,
40VsI • • iussinder—Argickuo***—
the hpee Muerte neurtee".
' .1 " 14-6 4 11 0ti ja
- oh*
Imo wig!,
on hit
bkatet itrOppiziW
chola ditutatigit
,think
chatcles'
layman, 10 1
to ' , moth j
i, t
Nit - Day
_ •
s • la FAL
• ri 3 ' '
Sum Ws 5.25 vs: . 4.7) 5.11 5.32 5.33 5.34
uses* 6.79 15.214 i" , futa
Vs too .I.oti 017,1 " tiottss,7.ll, 7,411 8;01
3toeitt—lAkf,- ' ,7; 1 A
Lkitt chip mad ;-Saturday, 916.
swore*" 1 1-fro'io*k am Similar but War
OM early to td ' nt3Cbidg amt atwitter at 141 sic
before; Wog* 00 ram, excel* Wei shimmy
{oot`twQiclast OD by tk 4lusi} oh 11/m4lb and 11111.,
Mae. the 294 . Cialaly- 6 ' irimks: Thais ibovr=
ors tate too Omni it) do wok general good—a
1 160 .„
_ 6l3 .,b 4 sceriNli
saluniliDg therOrqiied Iroood. 7i 'risked t ar "
tooep6ere rhrao t rd laiddie iatt lrta.sb•vipais
• dooliWbkotitploideba!orttiogatl - denroat•
lyttnatent. ;
Stinky, 77rk. , ;•;—Altersamply..,mi — eltlity and
cloudy: Get 'Ondiiitopetinan' ersrul:" . Heavy
black clouds, Otettrg.4 the Whole beanark - nboot
a ceekiek wig at to otlect.
11f o pj av ,210.4)11iti it 7-8 (Mort to morning:
atomised daAt Siot throat/dog all day. (Whig
did Deisieroic POsity Coarottoos it Schuylkill
Hates.) • 27. - • ,
'piteitmy, 29a4.iergfontiog cooly bat day for and
generally Plenlaali _ . _
Waite:Ai* #frr.-434,113ieg dinr^:-brigbl fad
plesakotly . • •
TAttraday;lst Sun brigtd and warp.
werinind
general temper,lo3 601.csi.t
93,799 15
3,241 50
000 0 0
1,649 13
143 21
IPC at ;44 h : l . l oun comm ute iQ this
puce = Moia2ertgrzf: _.
Schootwill open on Mon
diirnext; fa ibo#ianueat of Tboripaos'a Chareb
in tsfaxkofSirgiK; • ,
CirTit i *A — i(.ibird) annual County Ay/-
cultural Fair end be held at Orwtgabistg,
ciag on the 17ib s(t , • =
• 4
•
impuresiontlipo attairoatid
Minersvirie t the . , lialleta says;.tit Blosai 'ead
Brother otlyi j:J. Britain, on thif-Lions tram, is
rapidly opproechiag completion, whieb,when coat.
plated 110111)e:0M of the largest operations is the
region.isitkiught - they will be ready. ,senil
coil away to iih:out a month,
!). •
7,211 00
''.—We have bees kindly ter
teseel by ilaif 4kigalti Inapector,Ca plt Rreb*,
with
by the
Diviei
Wahl
alry (
plate
Mn
Christ
2nd. I
Lzetit
Thom'
stn
Have*
aut—.l
L.*lfun4iivit ; 2pd. 2rd. &Wawa 1--Charies S.
LeaderT 4"rittliluarsp:-..Gcoryre L. IkLuitsinger.-
MAstlci74l37.,ssOPort Carbon) :-..Captain
t
itoberl I* ; Istnieutenant -Daniel G. Saul;
;2nd Li* n+nt-Mictiael Waited; 2.14. 2nd. Lae
,l
(oncost '-, sr!. ./: INequOlo ; Trea . .pirrer-BeDjamna
L. E ' ali: - ,:
.....
_. .
Taxa 114;CAvatait :•-uoptaiiii"-M, W. Ide-
Gingsi; 14 Larsteigatu-Joba; 2nd.
Lvestuil'-Benjamin T. Milton ! Cornet -I a
cob G : biki:r Tyros rirer-bliclutel Benito:. .
T... 1 424 . A =Mt:SIM :- Cioptaiu-Daniel H.
Goal Ili n : A4t. Lieuitnant-4ubn M. 'Reinhart ;
2nd. rtifiliskult—nettrY 'l*clislnii 42ad. 2nd.
Lleateltautf;-.Tolut N. -Wegentellei ; Tatelinver
ioeP4PW-Aolb., . • '
. Walt Pkain AnTILLsaT :-.-•Caphzia-Elijah W
Ziegtei ; tit. Lietuelans-Dalid P. Sisiervrall ;
2.d. -p,ii,a l asit—lobn Oseritiiich ; 'ltd. 'qnd.
Dent/ natiOtmon Metric+ ; Tivaituar-Thos.
ZinaierviN O. . , .
JEFFIMON ARTILLaitY, (Tiunsqua):—Cophnu
=W4144 . 11 Lebo; In /..mstonarst—Peurr
Stuournsiiol4l.lieutenant—.llxto Ott F . witman;
2nd. 21444gutunaut—Hoorilitoreb ; Treasurer
—ll. 41. 10,ebo.
GOioiLlqi LIGHT leiralt9iiir, : (Tamaqua) :—Cap.
gair÷Lejlia Beck ; att. letnatkoni—Chhitien
2ied. listitemunt—Fruieuick Gipfeti ; 2J.
2adj- Loilitcoont—Henry Nonthei&C , 'Treasurer
—Frnactilik thpfert. - ;
Unlodtpvin RAnope, Winn ; lit) z—Coptaiu
IdicbekiNrebo Ist.: Liiminitint—bianin Nun- .
geeniE; !ett.iimuten4ut-1 ronklin Rhoi4s, 2eft•
9itei2 L=4;ntomou—Poter Mutnoy ; Treasurer—
JerephOorabacit.: .
JAol46 : ri —No mum.
btlitkilTONGO lsraitray :—Calitain--Prasa4l
Denittetit lat. Lientruant:-Thomas Hoch ; 2nd.
Li4tegd , ut---John F. Klock; 2nd. 2nd. Liwaint•
aittn-11;wrold Kremer.: Trennorer-..Elias Mat;
tent.
Tanniosz INFANTRY :—Captain—John Hippie;
Ist.i Lihitenont—Edward Ileehast; 2nd. Lies.
ienint-i:Frederick Wenheimer 2 nd. Um.
tenant ; Trassoirer—Fnuiktin
%Vitmiaj , •
Dosiiitmsow RIF4RS :—Captain—Adam Emu;
Ist Lieutenant—John IL Brander; 2nd Lieu
tennti-Adazu Wardeld ; 2nd, 2nd. Lututearint—
Jahn Wardeld; TrecArgr-Solomon Ressler
Itttt ittc 'ably the 28th A*ueit, 1654, a new Bide
COMpnay was organized at Port Carbon ; they
pt inspection under Brigade Impactor Dsutel .
Kieht: numbering 45 men, tally uniformed emir
ir
ding te:the U. S. Army regMatious, under the name
tdailon Ritter of Port Carbon, and ,ware at
tacht4)o the 2nd. Bat/anion of the to. Regiment
and e6tedthe following - ottint:ra :-Cepreist-I-Rob•
ertL4thisou;
tee Liestienc#ll-0611. G. Saut;
Li t ani,apant--Micimel \Vaud ; Rad. 2nd. Liori.
1144707-W tn. J. Mc9uadi: Troaszteer: 7 --B. L.
Democratic WAtg Co.• Coarention.—
:
4i k , body met at lehuyiktil Ham, on Monday,
'l,2stb, 1854. The Convention wee mita
am -by the eppnintineet ot J. B. • McCRSARY,
of Tketront, a* Pro:Weer, and Joiner. tincrairaa,
itait,W. I Ude n Mormon% Setretartei. Upon eel-
Inisdhei I Lul districts the tollowiet persona pre.
touted their credentials and were admitted to teat.
intlo Csineention.
P . ,rerfiyumr:—Sonst, Word—Walter Sadgerick,
.Wnit L.t,Whiiney ;
ribrik Wrstirant-13. T. Taylor, .1. T. %me
.
ker,l• ' • -
Matta Warii•William For, N. M. Wilson;
Ariartkrast Ward—J. tv. Roleberry, G. C.
; • •• ••••
Dr. Norm/gide—Joseph Atkinroa, lobe Reed;
J',rt CarSom —Room Sail, John Hadinty ;- • -
Si. Chur—R. H. Coryell, WM. Montane;
litsw . igastte-.Joseptg•Wilde, John C,
lii4ie;• t
Miner'svills, R. W.-0. Rehm, - W. DsHsven;
• W. W.—L. D. Jotter; P. Heisler;
it ; riss-r.
Itraadi-fi..alembetaWitherd, Tsai* Meg; '
Vrratamt-4. 13. McCresry,W. EL Seibert ; .
,L.Fratler-LD, Lomiron, J. M. Clarke;
loener '
s4.4—Potet it fisher; Joseph Hedger ,
' •
, etheifor—lantes Blew, Garber
'Tovutqua, N. X. Juasi P. W. Arb
s. S. W.—l 4. Hobo, J. 14. Reinhart ;
E W. -0. Railltea. F. Latiderbrun
riseAssAttC/Totat S. throttle% Ger. Reagan ;
I 'rk' Tyr.-Benjamin Yon, Sb 9!! ler i
We 4e -
'Boat Brwutaz-- ,
I Cilium—Jahn E. Selena, 8.3. Karim ;
Pe.
Brew 12 Usuparr, A. Albright;
;Ormolu-fr.-N. Rammer, J. P. Palm
.Lail ngtille-S' LaMar, Wm. Dodson;
Manhnia—W. A. Hammer. R. A. Wilder ;
Ifrospre- 7 Javob,Kaercher; Jos.
Batt
;
.)Pintgrovis
17; " Tousulttpr- ' •
Pons?
a?ilavvi-06ty 'Dogmas, C. Zalibb ; •
4 ; S. litondeisw-T. M. Potts, Jostathiuk
*Ana the rascing of the credentials, ,N.-' M. 'Wit-
Dr. H. A.:Dorgan, David Lorniaos, B. T.
sylor mid Willie Bulgaria erste appcilsied
Paturifneello mart pigment • adoets, sod eitee.
fed the bliowitor: _ _ •
Presidaul —JOHN B. BieCßEAlitlf. • '
Vero Pritridatta--13ml a T... Tana*, JAM , 1 4.
^"E1211111114T, Teue.M. Pans. • •
• Buosrouss—Joba T.Sbosasr, WM. MoSielata.
J. W. lierstrarry, Wm. H. &Obeli; Jan Rood,
, Wm. L. Whiter/ sod neon, W. Denintuut. wars
appooduka vacuous's to sated throe Cougneasice
al Coaatrati, send-Na o iniort" resolotionsespres.
aiviar the masa*
The Causation tbut to lbs Weichco
of a County . Ticket do boarobssiord sortaivacens as
the enuring efactioes, willtaba ilAkruiss milt:
Joan. B. ticessaaved Thetas . 1,,
ruiorgelPOilellabaun.
`Joss - Ilosaavoof ficonatiorg
-sliegiatsr ; Naterder :
"Piiceater 1.4.6r,d0f Tamaqua.
ttroistoistdrus • - •
Jour Biumasitit, °lSt. Our: , •
- • -. • Dwarf°, of dui Poor:
• • -Jame Azsitiour,o(Wwt fluisalosr,
• Affister , ,
, Bete firm, of Pan Cathott - • •• _
"The COlDOline On reiblinktils by Act : Clair:
man, John W. Ralibirril, AMMO the follow/M.
whieb were Istattimotiali WMwe I -
-Resolve s This?,.is Alps. Xamps Pptuare, ow
otedard-bearet tot Gtanasakapa Moolptiza * tau
of iletra' '43211 turret lowitrol, and manna
Ataitat' • From the *Way. atit Rad daesetion
seawall by teat *; the various
ti
v pubtit agi elkiat to
',hail be has bean tailed by * eatetias
oat Ira booths best asiorsiettliat skip vf
Mate lent ba saida4 atielytail petit tank
POMO' at lb. Noire . "' J •-•t • - o
•
•Z•Latatast, Thei theittpetielitittf Itlai.Os.
.Datent. air eisithiala fix Cold Comsethskest, tut
the plight Stairs tri est Cossotawealths atehlatt
Ty -glottides hum for illtildalSll sad hair* tits ,
eMtp a( the drib..
• itesetaidi Thal are Itissaitiattgli.
Ihsitaai as attliarestenwasattaltahle
Who mid newt balnotiod*SllMMon
wa.p ' '
trai kidieki Woad at nal Matt • •
itsistiiitellia Yobsiiiol67);;ll:acaisten
and Dame, boa, Wine Compilikett:
Cosamorlar f10b04 4 to Imo aim*
inimoberfrast.de , ;at , as.
jaw. hi twatinatita a' aid** wain!
this Muria in Ctogralsolad *NOM Ogimitat Ott;
INA:4
hi I
t~~ 's
~^~
Cull of tioilicitaiw held
io the fig: Brigs& Mb.
officer', on Ito:" 21st
p..rtioo of, Itrem—tho
A Hilliffite, Scott iiWaa,
Schuylkill CounlY Cav
pwte►); _we Door corn
AY :—Coptasifs-13eai• C.
—Thomas W. Patton;
B. Thomas; 2nd. 25:4
Lowden Treasurer--
InvAernut,.
ry Heuer; is!. ffilmsese
toentlenkout--:Gro.
, .
, • foi Ilkilip
• Ist -
....s Arnalikeeko. .si toss • ~, i, r , : ,,,_
-- Cs el l= ir i , : ,:'' ' 7•4.,:. $:"."`" •• t•
- tikto, - eb so Fdrl*2 '' • :3 ~.. su i r g
"A
Cavil* and see ' •• . •,. - ' " ; . '
his isteglam ....., '
iip p- -' f i ''
Rsailasi, Ting theßkeheete _ .fillb.
tine are awe of tried y ea sum= utielMlT:v
led, *creek yes il eateestb i 'boa lc" the
salve.
to ttianiS eiglilkin 0 1 451 1 , 1 idge fPuO ril. 4
yktlekaber 9per , lunimain c ided NMI
,Rfsetewl. That. eyentra4ed age of thee COOVVII4
iiiieliffabliftiitillsobiyikit*
end NOrthenaberbeadeownes. I I ;
Th e tat e - ii ss wiwordn4by B. T. Taylor, E•ql!
sad utesdatoust, carrell I, , • , 1 11,
~ t zfyggee , 4 That ea the Han - „Jansei_ Cooper ire
wain eabedetted aid .6041nea' seater ; Ilri) etV
dorm his sesiontetes anelekkeie his • course, and
the thimble( the people en pestasylventa are due 04
ithic Au hie mimed public services. ( t ;
T
.e. s.-1. - : .. ." ' , Sat
fnel dy tAs offl , t's• ; I
r > PORT CARBON APPAIRS. 'I : t
' '
•'liable pea 'etomm at l o aate sromea - r.l ' r
, • :
Dian Jouartet,"--41.inahriate, who ' gone
by the same of 'led Bob."," Mee' the fact of des
hang so highly roloree by :1 &tektite, an term the
monad story Window of is boarding leoine, tete '
eight last week, bat did efit meet much . latury.;
we harem seen - him ant}e, &Nigh, 4.:
,I j
On the 22d inst., our esteemed fellow townsmen
• Mr. Jacob Krebs; the American candidate for Cotit
mhisioner, had that misfortuneto low a pair of die
mules by drowning. : 1
I
Theatre:ea lieu company, qt this place,frisited
the Mt E. Charoh, oat Sasday morning last', by, 4.
yinuio. 0 the 'miniver. Mr. Arthur. Thagetclie
men is weaning for btanwill a truly'elrestinn suite
by hie affable and conrte*s manners to all.!
.0a Rowley, 28th. the Ride oompauty Reseed In
spec -ban to the great delight Or , 119 pieseat —friily
ail to ember, includierodWra. They uiusteted
it 8 o'clock in the morning, paraded round! lilt
noon, when they all sat down to • good substantial
dinner, if • the - house of Lint: %Velma.) Every
thing pseud ecitt quietly. i • ,• '
About tO o'clock thee seine evening, cries of Meer
der wens beard proceednes from the bout. 4 an
Enlistment in the trio gan or the towel, vitt•';l it
was areensitied was severely beating his wile;
both haying beep in. thei services .of Karichui, - , the'
( -
King of misery. ' I ' Norepe.
Port Carbon, plug. 211, 1811. i 'I,
SCRAPBIOI O A SPRINIEIt 414111111 LE.
FROM ova taw Toss easassros Sta.
, , •
rip fro*. Roam gloss-.4lquir--TAro G r u»i tr
State-4pruteltd4—fits Hotels—United itrjatr,
Amory--Water shopim—Proresies of 1 241,rk of:sr
turitraighteteki• tAs barrels—iltwiritotti
Narkiiirs t 4}e, 1. I
. I
- - -
An()UHT 291 h; 104.
Vasa iotrartat.;-.4 tittle tmavoidabte detention
at Burlington, subjected us to the fun oils loci-race
tot the an, which we reeched just as!they lwgsn
to mover, as the old adage, "better lee! than
never," metered to at, we took our sots With a
son 'of self satisfectitsi for a ride of 'some !threat
hundred miles across/ the bill* and wallies' of the
Green Alouctiain State, into New Ifanipshire.
Much has been written of the Switzerland of
A mance, and all ttuit 1 sunshiny of ttsveriekf hau
lier' would add but little to its celebrity. On, ou
we rode until we arrived at a beautdel tittle vil
lage—the terminus or' Our travel by isdroall; lin s
fewifeyaat least. We were obliged to ; iemain
hero for a stay, waiting for the stage-ciiech 10 carry
two thirty' mites farther.
At tour o'clock in the rooming we started alone
is our conveyance, and after . * ride of Weie few
hoar% were deposited at a dross - toad by the stage,
which proceeded whits way and left us staihting on
the and of our native home. We started' on, and
every-foot of ground-livery house, and siren the
MIS of the very 4nort, seemed like old; &ember
playmates; era long, we came in sight of hie vene
rable mos= whenin we were bord--endi setting
ourselves down epee a rock by the Wayside, gave
ourselves op to remisiseences of bylgoiui ;days.—
Here again we snood after an absence of swan tong
yens-ups* the place of our birth—, the !items. of
our early deer-she: sacred spot Athlete all bows:
What a flood Of remembrances gush!over the heart
of !aim who retuotafter the lame or many years !
—boree—screil word, which With Mat oilier word
—heaven—form the sweetest terrnalhat; language
affords. We need not wonder that the hero Mold,
returning to his astive land, bent down end with a
kiss saluted his mebet earth. I ! / • .
Your readers would be little gratdied cirlemused,
ware Ito give river a narrative or that time ' that
was spent in thiscld rostutionery Intension. Ev
ery. ate who has la-visited the scenes; of early
childhood days can appreciate the qiiiet Moe feel-,'
isga that then pesetas the heart.. So we will re•
trainlrom any toilteurs! description Mithe gor
geous scenery that', has rendered die Greene State
renew, nor need We tell of the 'mountain views
that envelope Ibis lovely spot, sashed, Welt is, be
nealh tbe very *bedews of, tbe White Mountains.
Let as then pass oh to the time when isiiffire again
aal_route,:ind ainong scenery and cujshrities 011
more general jetties, and less of a persOgal nature.
Our oral wits towards theGonnecueut liver. '
which ere followed down its ecoune, until we came
to toe I town of Springfield, which--is wie of the
loveliest places that can be found Itn Neuf England.
although celebrated tot the brainy of its towns and
village.. This it a busy, thritieg pie*, and the
, seat of extensive and rapidlY.'maproving manufac
tures of various Iliodis4as well &tithe spot for seine -1
ce the Ones* hot e s in the Esti. With; a beautiful I
town, vat easels ' ,
t house, a capital rotary and unix- 1
eeptionsbletablel; we spent the I few stays' ot our
slay an Springtlelh, very pleasantly. II
, The chief object ot our visit io this 'place, was
to see the Artitozy_ Works of the United States, of
'j which We had heard so much. I The laktories are
, very extensive, ind areas great In entice. ily- in the I
way of mechanic art, as can helloed. l Thu mate ,
buildings are sheeted about a ball a mite from the
main village, and are built around the (our sides of '
a anHire, !owls,* the spice wnhin to; form a Aim
park. The drat pro.x-satas at the mannfarinre are
carried Min three shops, situated on the bank* of
a neighhoriewseam, known air the Upper, Middle
and Lower WitUr shope—where the 'mash iron is
reduced with a din and clatter, greater than con
be imagined, to the tough Conn suld.slurpe of min
ket barrels, which ire carted to the maul work*,
them to be completed and finiolied trite the Army
WI/illation weeper's. ! .
/ ,
, ,
,Many of the ,/proceseei arelcurions in the ex-
Irene, especially that of straigtheinna t the barrels;
an operation which is a pellets etiolate outsiders,
aetwolly. Ackess a pane of glass in the window,
ta sinsebed s cord diagonally : the Workman stand
mg with his back tweed t the` window, looks
through the bairet at a, bit of hietring;glass, end in
the twinkling Of an eye, detertamea whether it is
straighter crocked . The operetta! fine very plea
sant, and will • cheerfully allow visitors a peep
through the barrels. All that we donld see was a
brilliant wino of glistening ling*, bid in what way
they determined the stmighuless oft a musket bar
rel was Helve* tother - Ileiril isted. ! '
Another of the curiougart les aMentt the works,
was a anachibe for , tune and cutting out the ,
stock. of the Muskets, elan as ingather a form is ,
af t
eel:hies ttuel could poosibty be ;Maginot The i
machine lathe Inveation of Otte or, the workmen, 1
and is,ir.deed I alruaster•pirce of mechanical inge
nuity. • I f.- , j ---
Alter wheels Sing the enti ce padres of molder•
tune; we vrighad:tbe Anima, where suer hundred
'thousand markets are stored; and a formidable ar
ray they preaanted as we t passed ;along through
their naves Odle" rows, storyy - abOye story; dlling
an immense edifice. The load is about clocog;
therefore ; inforder to mackyou in reason, this lek
Liu Mal lottiow suite, sort reeve mi; inhume yours,
-i, •, . I 1 1 G. .
C. F.
I Y I
Cittni 1111 I=YrikAllr4NT
?
' . ] COWNTRIEff..! .
i .
A;distinguished - English gintlemea, who
has spent many years as * i resident or iti,
, .
tmvellinglin various Papal /ouotries is the
rope, to airecent - speech in I,ofi ' doti, has pre ,
seated some deeply interesting facts concern
ing vizi and crime m Papal and Protestant 1
. i •
countries.? Htrpossessed himself of the gov
ernment
velum& of every llninanist govern-
Merit on !AC CODIMMII. The Boston Trani
, !
cript condenies, therri;and gives the follow- ,
ing results : ' , " . .1
i l . _ ..- I
In Ea
land four parsons lir a milliou, on 1
the aver ge„ - are committed for murder per I
year. Its Irelaud there are.. nineteen- to a '
million. In ..Belgitim, a 910101iC COMMIT,
there ir e eighteen tnntdersite. a million. In
France there are thirty-one. Passing ibto ,
' Austria We find thirty-sts. r' In Bavaria, also 1
Sathalic;, sixtreight to theut " illion, or it ho- ,
mitidesl ire struck out theta will be thing.
Gosog into Italy, where Onthohc irdluence .
ts the strongest of any entaitly on earth, end
taking Sist the kingdom of fSardinia we find
tWenty L inuidiri to , the mil= la the ' Ve:
. , ....,
nettle and Milanme liilda th ere is , thli
enontuMs moth of iforty-fiSe to the million.
In Tuscany; forty-two, thOligh , that land. is
claimed as a - kiod Cit .- earthly paradise ; and
in the :Papal States, not less than one hun
dred Murders to the million of people.—
There are ninety in Slcifir4 and to Naples
the, reel ilk ismore Appalling still, where - pnti- -'
licd wants show theta .:art taco,
r 1
e inli pet Testi° that million ol people. ,
rer ,
. • The above feel* are Isll drawn from the.
civil Ind criminal record of the respective ,
countries named. I Now taking the whole of
theca-bmintriea tagetherotre have seventy ' '
, ` flue ' Cities Of murder for evet . y . ,million of,
wup4. In Protestant countries—Eugland,
'lot ample, we, have flint four for every'
million; Aside hoot various other demoral
izing influences cifPopeq, the tact ' note to
be nettled, beyond doubt,' Operates with pew
powef in cheapening hcianta life in CitholiC
COUEI4I4II. The Proteattiat cnmitial believes
he is' Siding hie vienot,i, if not a Christian.
Atowe, to* pa ninattie isternity, and this ow-,
fel **ideation Peel *terrible aspect to
4 , iliagenme of ' milder., Bat the. remit oily
Ida :Vistinito Pitigatoty, *heath he
r ti orte reward by the - th , Oews ihlt Plicat can
Ile o4 reli s... '''
"•her 10-.94031—0r his own
.61 v . ...ad an heart will trot pretreat huts
hobs doing that office hitsiself. - - - ,
..- - We,think dingo,* bans to iegardlo vice
Mai ! crime . Wag twain* departments of
Christendom. Worthy the wit' *erica* pan;
de ring of evetylfriend OF hum** lite, of Mo .
lialitiend'etrtue. . l' •
.
lisitottsrox
A s ocrig — alatig
ststWeit'ssys.-- [ 1
=l4 Vre lest teeermi that Mr.
Stsetwasso will risio his psalm posii
est! ware ths Thies* •Stitsit ',Wm three
moths. It ts`lewbabhithitt he does not wish
to be, kid !wpm* kw longer esaitattow
i s t r i tthi Adtsisistrstbs. strytody
feet who bee iroi larearkeed every bore
• . •
Pit4giveauk Demoere4,
of r ibs Hfitvoiits son'OstrilW:lll t 0 IMO
• , ,
''t7Pty firimidiketArltbir .
dun editors arerVillif IN d
ir Mialit
/
ara =lineally hint _ " A t are
respectfully reared .: F. .ilitawief the
St, Louis Probst , '` who leyslei *.a.,
Pens. rtorldruell eg, W coW best et
his post to the liar bffelobuolla *I Ao'
ish out tWo yeatagfrgie caost,oppromare la
bor he ever mainmast, and the wont re•
quite*" jf a matt tens after this habioa
irlastan* edits a maid, quiet. sober, ham
drum; religious paper, what snigh,t we ez
_peer of a :pewits* employed : a Meat our
wide:alreke, litirek-iketter? . itishaited•dl4.
pOltliall and news journal', that us expected
to keep at least este with' the ttetes.lted. if
partible, a day, or ! t iro abead 1 -',..-::
•
- !Heil raiits4e. Thit:.Hernlies cones.
pendent plan* !tom ' , grand, and water."
PRIVEiI OF STOOLS .
Of COO Fol:Trimp9staktos Cimpaies to sad rua
ning trove the 4nt!psette C:oit riot& otPteasyt
Correa* teniktijoe is itlin
' Sirs4v, &
. CLA e lit i L im M T B o ll: A gr a ill a r in g T O ut it it ta u Vr o lt
' I f Kt 1 • iii ovrica, Ist floop;71 Plan Stratase. City 'of Near
. .. ,
lA , ..a • y ol k, ~ i-. - ' ' r; .. _- -
. ' ' i
' ' , - i.o. 0 t : . _
.1 Lebtsit.illaslertogicrattbilmus-
RAIL 'ROADS. i i•-'" .: -or Loafandlltusi,e Una; Stoostae
Reading . 1. ' i , ,74"; . sti . WHITS eau Lehigh Reston. "r. ' • •
~ 1 - Relebstv.Sroadalli„ Gild .11fiek
Mine Dill& Schuylkill Haven, 1 •50 '651 62
•• ' ' B reath frowns* dchavitilt seaton.
Mount Carbon, 1 , 1 50 1 1
Mount• Carbon 6c Port Carbon, 1 50 { '
Mill Creek. I } 50 i 88D Lei . ib . 'l .
r ts li g po " , : e iale a d tiw i l l is tw r ated if te c ia lts ' e prob . .... ("111 1au t rit d. .
Schuylkill Valley, I • - , 59 } • - 81111N1N014. - j taxa*, Millie CltiVlCavabettatt'
Larberry Creek, / 50 1 -•- aid utretwial
teed •••• .•• . ,
Swittera, ! . . .1 50 i 5 9 - ()FRCS Ottital. tt at. teed P. 81.• •. ' 4
- - " 114 f ..
,
CANALS. {.,..„, i : Starch Is. td ill . ... ,
_.
• - - ti- -,...--...--..
SCh - ' - lk 'll N
! ' lY .1
- av4l4 l cin- , .. I if NO•PARTNERIIIIIP.--LEVig . 111/11101.:,
' do. do I Preterred, '5O i 301 301 %...ittlills having 'conned the at4liat and iniPPlad
Onion Canal, 1. • 50 1 101 II of Casa. ball Ibis day associated with bins %Vacua.*
do ••do , Preferred. ;50 i 47 '491 Q• A tiDallillitp. JOltt 934111/11...1a4ted °zones 11..
D e j e w a r e & ti th h o i l G oa l & T ra n s . i 1 .- - Pomo, under the-Arai of lAIWtd 'ALI DSSIII6D a.;
I (tea C., at 0 11;alttot &tett. ''.,
_portation Co's. I - 314 !IN f''''' . What .070.1 and ts„ Pori Illtfunond. '.... ..
RAIL ROAD de;COAL CO'S. ; / ' - ' LIONI* SW160181E12;
LittleSehoylkillCOal ..t R. R. Co., !50 , f 3l) 644 • I.•. i . tiliol9l6 If. POTTS, :
B Le to b k ig u lt C o o u a n l ia & in N c a u vi i g co ati/n .. C . :...
~• ;,.
1 56 4, - , t. 62 .. 67'
hi.
id.
054 .
. 4 0 0 1 1 1 1 r ,3 11 .)6 ? m ..re1 i ti .. :0 2 1 . E . :: .. ;
Hazleton Coal Co., . •!50 1 . _ •
Pennsylvania Coal ! &it. R;Co.; :10 1 1 te2 493 - .%------;------------- -------.—•••••-------- -.i
Doupbin Coal Se R!.' R. Co., !lOW 14045'''': • - - - SCHOOKS - - i f
Ly/cens Valley Coit) do R. It. Co., 150 . e f ' ' ;
lleayer Meadows' Coal r. R. R. Co 50 39 791 ----....—"--- --.......----
.• - COAL:COMPANIES . ) 1 -VOl.lll TMACUMIIItiI WAIME) for Barr',
Forest improvement
Co • .
MI / , Disaclat. •Appiicattoaa will t.e . retetved on' the
North Aineitoan Coal C0.,.'„ .10th @apt., ail o'clock r: IL , at law basic a r w o g_
Dehrararo Coal Vo.„ 25 ._ 3 9 . la ler, artoota to coossusincer Nov. (at, and (oink: e:4
MISCELLANEOUS. ou f • • :maths. 14 order or the naani• ~" 1....
t,', - JOtiN #t. otil.c. Mee y .4:
?}linen' Bank, , / • .
60 Sept. 2.1634 . / • • - ".:, :3341'
Formosa' Rink,. I ... ''''. ... 4 ,.._
.
Pottsville Gas Co., ''.
25 ` 1 111111.119.--t..- ""
Pottsville Water' C 98
Masers Life hour
Co.Z.
r.sad Trust Co.
Atligions Sittriligtort,
Mastrnam et the Seheylki!l 'County Fe
male Bible j Society will be bald in the Walsh
Cherish on Minermile 6111404 (Rev: Mr. Edward+)
op Tire-day evening, Eleptemper at a past 'I
o'clock. _address wilt be deliimed in Welsh
by tho Rev.'hiff Edwards, And in Wish by the
Hey. Mr.dArieur of Pori Carbon.
WON silioar, P. M. at 4 o'cliX:. dm Rev.
Mr. Washburn will conduct Divine Suyive at ifi e
County Prison, and present to the 'prfsonerii some
portion of the Gospel message oldie Wordot God.
Benevolent Christians, favorably disposed, era in
vited to take part in the choral and responsive
portions of such cheritable undertaking.
Imo' Tanen wtr.t. he pre.achtag in the English
Lutheran Cuurch, Market street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
rirTRIT ITT Carmen (li-viscorat.,) Cenire
Rev. Droner. 'Wmaierreir, Rector. li'erViCe held
regularly,. in thia Church every Stlarlay :
Morning, at 10 o'clock.
Evening, at 8
ONE LOW PRICK to RA and titke, suits ev
erkbody. Wei only speak our sentiments when we
saY that our Gentlemen friends who visit Philadel
phia, wilt be handset:4 treated, and can Lo .
lactorily fitted to a matchless suit of clothes, at a
very reasonable price, by calling at the onlebrated
one-price Clothing Houle or LIPPINCOT'r &
CO., tiouth.west corner of Fourth tind'hlarket
streets.
DETERMINATION of Blood to ll,e
Astonishing Cure by llolloera 'a Peflz.—Josoro
'Cooper, of Fourth-street, New York, was a martyr
tor.ara yearn to dizziness and detelmatation of
to, the head, he was iso bad at times, that in
CEOISII3g , a room tt was with the utmost difficulty
he preserved himself from falling, the faculty and
bie trends feared that it would occasion sudden
death ; , he medical prolesaion %alarmed him, there ,
was but little hope for him, as it was thought that
nothing - would "mitigate the disorder, but in opt*.
aitiou to this advice, he tried Holloway's Pills,
which so completely changed the state of the bloptl.
that be was lured in three months. Such cases do
not require comment, - -facts speak for themselves !
For site bylolin G. Brown, Clemens A Heisler,
J. C Hughes-, Pottsville; E. J. Fry, Tamaqua;
Dr. J. Bet ar Burns Millersville.
FROM ADAMS Sr' CO'S. EXPRSS OFR ICE..
—This to ea certify that we have need M-Lecirt'o
['dram. Oil Lauer:rant with perfect sneers*.
One of our Expreea Horses was lame from a hand
callous Swelling on the knee. Woiried various
Limmeoin and remedies to remove the disease, but
none of thentadone any good. We ) procured one
duller bottle of the Volcanic Oil Liniment, and it
has removed the swelling and cured' hire.
We therefore lake pleasure in recommending ibis
Liniment pnblicly, lot it a the heat external rens,e•
dearer used. ' JOIIN WILLICIRE, Ag'l.
January nth, 1854. St! Louis, Mo.
!TO ?Ng Avn.tcrao.
Wo aisy, trifle no lunge, with those common L.
knew* and reniadica. Obtain a - sopply u 1 the rem•
edy toe Rbeuenatieco, Bruise*, 4prain*, or any local
pain, no diffarnee bow sovete,w, few applications
will give relief. •
A few entail bottles will cleanse and beat did
moil loath:wide Sure, and It Will heal any Wound,
Fresh Cut, Sum or Scold, in an incrwlible 'short
-
For Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Sores or Erup,
tions on the Skin, it is the only true remedy.
Two applientions will make the skin sou, while
and smooth as an taunt's.
Every family should have a supply .coostanily
on hand for twe in tinieot need. '
.Try tt and you wilt tie convinced of its wonder;
lot ettiewney.
See iideentmenient in another column in to-Day's
paper.
Also foe sale by John 0. Brown, Pottsville; Jno.
Stanton. Gtents eirbon ; L. Sterner. Liewetryn.;
Dente) J 1 Lewis. Mt. Carmel; Albin McLean;
Forrestvtlle ; Miller's Store, Phiratz Colliery.
•
Dr. SWAYNE'S Family Medscinea !.'.—These
enfeeble preparations nave obtaitied ;a 'populari?
and time in the community worthy of great con •
deww. The.Doctur has within the last few years
proven conclusively to the Avaerican • public that
his Compridad Syrup of Witil Cherry is the only
preparation tintt really cuutaina the pure qualities
of this much valued medicinal step,. The won ,
derfill cures eflectesl by Ibis niedicine, both' fn. the
incipient and confirmed stitgent : of colismnpuun, is
said to "Le imparallellet:. If any of our-trieuds reel•
ly.want-to take. Wild Cherry let' them use. none
_other. than SWAY: ea.
C. Marlin, Reedoborg, Wayne county, Ohio,
writer,—Send mu another stipple of your 'Com
pound Syrup of Wild Chera , ...The wile of D. V.
Vansycie; M. D., of this ce; is using it. Site
has the consumption—the tor thinks it is the
very best medicine in the country
In feet, we could fill our columns with such ler
',tors as the above, received !rumen semiona Of the
country. In 'you are sich,.give "Dr. Swayne's
greet original Wild Cherrin4 trial, and-our word.
for it, you will be cured.
Our Wends John G. Drown. and J. SC. Mar
lin, are agent s'for all Dr. Santyne's Medictnes.—
Huntsmger, at Schuylkill Haven. Sire-certificate
ot exirtipMinary cures in another column. - .
- RooTwavuaao IRAIRKICTS.
°RHEUM Wer s aLy FOR TRE JOURNAL
. .
'Mugu Piui. %Ed 0000 1 Prd watches peed. 44 IS
ilyo do do 4-00 do do odoosed, - - 0 00
Wbeal,bushol 100 Dr'd epplor paJted* 1 50
Oro, _-- do l' 1.00 Eggs. doses 15
Cu,. do es 8111311, ' - l6
Oaia, do • :10 Shoulders, , ' • 6 1
rotatoes; do 10 1 [(5105.
_- - 41, ii
'Flaunty
,tied 4', I 113 Hoy, tau - , ~-' 1000
Clover - , do 330 P/00101F. , OOO
--
• SLIEIRIEIj:
On this 30th oh.. by Bev. D. Wiiihborn, auto,' of
Task, thureb;ovfLtlialkl wott.l. - acts WoLEF to
MkitY EMMELINE, daughtar 018. R. Johnston,
►eth of 'Pottsville. ' - , •
s!:TA 4:4
.At SEMIANNUAL MEEMIO Mee Stock.
tr• bblders of the Meskaalce, B.lelag 'nod Aaao
ehMon of Pottsville or VI be 606 at lea house of Jo,
sap% Ellfte. on MONDAY 'amoebic Soptesebes
at 6 o'Slock. Ao electlos fur ditectora will be bald.
Pubssesi *Headlines Ii tequeste6. -
- Jamas Pooh?. Seep::
uoti FELLOWS' CENETIIT.--Tersotoi (test.
rauenfonehas(oi baits"' tae to the Odd Follows'
Ceroecry. grin aPpif
• to -
Pu as Porz.at the lrim Store, Toiro Na )) j
Joao J. Jo**, Nloerstale atroet,s or s ", •
Joax O. C. Mlllll'll4 Comte argot. -
Nov. 12.1e53.
.4*.tf . 4!
WANTED
ILITANTIfdtL—A competent tattier for ttta Pub
V tic Elbhool trittrkt of the 'Wreath of Pintgroce,
to commence Octal:twist, for '
iis. avtatba. A tam
aattablatfala ty .10 hatteeo. gad: ICa comhe mat Id
mouton he mop open a way fall SetectPertool. for
tbs tettathMe r of theyeetzztipplicatteita received b
Secretary: Ilya/dee itfittielfloatiL
r. ' PAWL; 14 CLIIIICS.Orey.
Minn 26,1115 t, • • Slit
1110' COAL lailiZAL.~Named, an obi', sa
ltine COAL MIN C2,acceetinizad to worbtrig bal
lroom) flitittufneos venal. to take cberfit of tho dzi 4
rametoorin'optrattoat he an oriabiletird C.lller7 la
the booth. Sittitictory refit/taus wilt be proaired
toeharatter Cad tpollficittiohe fur iti!i above di*
tice.
__Addrrsi' P.,et Saddler's floret; Clotkatii.
getkliabars COanty. North Corellari Lamm to
pmpitid. • •
Amroct 19, test
Wa y v
be ar
r r eei D. w — i t Lou va ru sd urat .
N u ote Ct itest aitataltut apry ;t a ll
out good terstento. Minty to '
tate aalioto
s . 47-it ' 111 " 411,141
u -
,
WA WED.—Parties to Woo Mad in We Pats-
V V vine, at m% ehastokis snit Cad
Itsglaas. Apply ID I". W. SREAFEW
..1f05e111.1531 "
116112111t1 • lgrATlTlgn.—ller.' Deepen tied
igAlaiiseterst Cad Company it* lola aellaset.
ty. eteptolleg Laub re good, needy iikteatiudast
weattlara.ma.lart Mites/ wages: 411 W tree bees scum.
eitultattees, Mitt, to gives: Pagteette imeetbly t tit
sate—tto noteedets—tbe Colagaly laaCtatagal
. . . . . ,
, Its - Coolpsay's Railroad. oe whisk Atifip Pooossiet
T r ith ls s it mew tams& • saball teirftilint *cook
so eta Wan, Witteb at. (Maned til as limieled sa l
looldiycootio. '+- • ' . .
MA Se.HOOLIN - aro ottaidlued, tad 4111 to
lis ootolame4 beio; for aloo otocauloo, 'loom collars,
altho 1111lootained Workimo• to I.< IL Nolg4
Veila", Allolajr.noitototr; ot tke Illbkow : 11 clop
mom,
~, ~ , -: ELLWOOD
, .~
nts .
*eitsctita,Taa4a a
t.i
um sod ilbomotite spaple PION 00P11. gr:
•
Mull 11 1 ,1814 • /141
rift usirm
,Ram pow At . he itaidarlits ar-videis ro sae isPeol
PuTT.
111.1.34 • • 1 , fait _ .
•
LiAIL ROAD Sanity F*se, Char Stee l
au wad, ursaw Base. l:aw.actosi'applied '
•ar tbe.
lartadwara sod Imo D.pot of ray% tr, ?OTT..
Arty 11. 1114 ftzlort
11111 1 / 1 1.;—$.10, le. Make alai tar
t', slam" at Hasatectereee tkrtece I;Citasoi ratty,
Pabst,. Natla, OM. et the Hardware sista' MA
Depot of RB;NK PUTT.,:
Any IS, 1011 ' • • • - ISO •
,•
. .
jurors,
ilflELLOWlDOtemiti."erleep
jurors, Maspe, Horse Hill s Mod esdi*tedse ffsm
memos the lisfiersie Ile iPot of •
.1 , 14.1.4 X VOTT.
hr
Ja 13, - 41:
COlgive resumed to
slilea dike to 1. ellthipa's Fniabthilldintin f!ta
wit strees. a hit 4aini boeatl.aPaniglya i la Hall.
Wier. portent bawls, tense:import* tbsio O t ani A.
tall. •
aPrik , • ' •
• . •
Journal by
Co. * Bagkers
50
50
50 30
25:25
152 155
OTICE TO. "TUALOSIOUS.--teen Male
4.llTentheir ei anted In tiliytn4j, Eieheni ['taut&
Bcbuerlittf ennaty. for the median* tertn .0( etittit .
menthe. dainty ; 'bitty-hie dollar* pet womb.
St hoot to co/unman@ on Mudday.34r•itti of Sept oil
bar neat. - • • -TAPIRS .1110#4OdeBec'Y
lilddlepoit. Sept. t, 18.54
ii4llll •LLIOIVIS EICIIOISCIFOR VOU.2IO,„LA
-4.211/111.4 wit! open oa tee 6th Of ttelttectiber.
Is addition to the branches he*etulure, taught, In
ettnelben- will be elven In Fteitell sod DOI. tug
There er lit be two eegetene of tternly weeks emit
ten mute conetlintlng a term. Jn cuneequcice 'ut
Miley In ettlair up the fount with onistrair *ems gittd
(keel's, the charge will be eight *Alms fug the- ii - cot
Let m, but tut for the anteceding ItitBll. , .
the number of Peens it toy limited - to itteMp
Ilite t sod those wlehins
,6dtaluiyme will Mess*,ap
ply luimedgately. Early tied umntertupted attenthiog u.
is required i end no tedoctimi eg:111 be made {yr. ilb
-1110C0.1111151.0 tot SWIM SPC•IIIIVt Poe it . Illnesi.
MIMS 'ALLEN return. sinter - 6 thanke tur tle 141.
- mosso she - has received Mittegi a libel of y mtgs.
and hopes to sondem* to meth the fetes /if the Rutile , .
Atteuet 26, !BSI Se Ste
'Teachers wAsTir,to,--thylAy - • Pert
wanted (or tbo Public dchuola at Iltmqt.
kill Have,. Bilaties vatyligglittim 220 to X3O per
month. Lpply on or before 'hi: fait of fligmentbet;
to. ydAl~ilE4 It. ISTAISICS, •
ffee'y. oi'ths Bontgh
flebuytklitilatsh ;Autos' )0;1654 • 32-3‘
• A ISS la. Alf pentioses
4.V.Lin ibis Oise tot tilitLB, Itsi• Los
zing oit she Mut Mu ids, In deptnin
Pottsville, July IV. 1854. .
LOST' & FOUND
QTRAIIT C01117. - --,On ih"g"Sina of Augusa 1 Cow
Octima to thr.pratoloc• atita subsetl
bets, la Noah Mamielos Tom6Fiattp, , o( t
dark Brown Colar . ..huanajuira .ota - ken • '
or, and has • beJlas--No. S. Tbe ow per IMP
W Urpleavicall, prove propt4y, pay chug.," aua taste
,her away of 'ha will be airpa•edorattoidiny , to
I,Y ILL% QiiaL It• ;1 LIM AMR.
35-31,t
131 "Plo 1 . tB5l
&lint:ay Gow.:_suayedi:atee, from the milweti
e.76er en *Sunday. A nest rlia• small! brindle ;Corr ?
very enutitsroolted harm bad rut a 444
and leather iniap. white filer; tamed with 1"5" I'
brladle„ red around the eyeirand a piece . .
out or her left eat, lower attic 10011 IS
Any pc! suit giving Intermetiihn woVie aim 10 1 4 lje
found, or reborn her to the subeeribar, bet weep Potts
ville and Port Vitriol:4lolM t , ia welt paid tot hie trou •
hie. • ; -•' PETER CON,
Sept. 1004 r, #!-U* '
. .
OMR& V COW.-r-stray;r4f from the subacrlkor,
k.7oa Wednesday,-August'; id, a' Black
*ad White leow;bas a wata- - wart °xi
the blips Vol aboaliterkorefy Wag mu, af a '
very thick neck, whim epatota her fore-
bead. Wkoaeot -returns •iior will as e.a.eir
te
•Warded._; bkVi Li BBOWN,oat,tllll. .
Auguvots. Isli - I • * • 2 14 4"
•
•
TRAVED AW/116ifrota thd sUbscithei, on
clicanday two, (U(b o(tbis sonoth,) a rtahl3 tied
,cow, with while belly. bolds tarred In tOW:6110 eNch
other, but 3 tostis Ore soltbpito bed!: The Wider wilt
be suitably
. iewstOrd.un rejoining paid CoW to the
subscriber at VAIN, EtittliClL . •
JAMSt tllYlN..Yaller Farnice:
Matsu 13, POI , . 33 h' _
QTRAY COVV.—Sitteyea aWay front e un
easetiber,ete the %kb` inat.,:a light Bel Co*, While
face sett Wittig feet, tied tentte"strlpe aleng the
Dace. Any pelsop /Irvine information weave ...oc
wait be found, of returaint her, will be
weeded, Fftettalitie.it.
keinst--12,104 . .4g 4t
tAr ATER STOOK ,IINSTAL311:11111'.—No.
Ira nee hereby given I oubatiltiftit• toltbo arty
Stock a Pottsville Water compaby.ta.kt the (Dana
Inablaicat ordir• 1101* upop- auk obit* b Tr
gutted to be patitlin to thdLyteoootet.ost-OT, befurr
Ittr.tOtto day air nepteabati. - .
Ly order of the Buatd,
cHaRLE.BI...W. PIrMAN,Trt-asatec.
1503.5, • . fa 11.
NoiracE.—hkaileal TM;WART haw lei lON out
/lira tr4uif42 hie lel, erect I n the fleeter, FleM
Collude', near Vlitiilesolle, ar.huylklu Piuuty;'lo
Rlull AU It JON CS, ou the 2Otta of Menet , ett.,
- all venous tedebteit Colllertee, up to that pt
clod, wlll mato r.eytueut,,to the, Old Jauula Tagged,.
whorwlil pay all debia ttirttreete'd by blot ea account
or bald Collieries. up to that Hunk The of
ash! Colliertel will hato.ipor Le tondoeteilOY therreld
Mama .lunes; - • J404E6 TWOOEIt r..
Sips: PM
I 1/110/1.10 Tian' tiv
IJ9 to untiorantned, hiretnters doing Witt,' In the
Stone bueinees, in partner .olp, nndrr On Orin dame
of aXitao i oat. befaby give entice - that thereetne
Itila dal (Se ptember p, 18 . 5 1 ;) ttlevolYed by tout utt
e4/I*eltl, and that lb.. b*lsine4., teill hereafter be rr.n.
ducted by .Wlttlaba Y 044. •-The actuante; of the tate
Om Yr kit be settled by dither of the parttieta.
MICHAEL WEAND;
•W 1441Ad1 '1(08T.
Part Carbon. Sept. If f : 18541' - 4140)
I . IIMCHTOHVIIMIAPTICIThei Register of
Oohing Sae grtiOftgletters of Adinto
tattatlon,-erith the Witt auneitil„ on toe Estate of
Thothate3ohre,Sen.,lato of the towniblp of Nor
wegian, esbetyiklll ICA;(uutg, &weaned, th the nag ter
niggled. persons having eat= agt)eat i oat/ ge
lato; Will prevent the to the enbectlbera,And 'thrive
todebted to said listiHa,stitl make.prpotent to
THOMAS JOrted, --
Hrthlllo. , ,JONEn,
- Executor*. "
3440
Famine, Aaiun r. 18311
ADiIINISTRA*IOIIII 180,1110E.—Wricer
-411.11. Latiefi of Atlinloteiratspo ui (be Estate of
Joint Busvras, letn3 of the Boroosh °CAL.. ease.
ficbullkill Co..tfeLeiffed, hare bean itiotoof to the
iftibicfiber, to) the Weiner et lifbuitylil County.
entice It toe tarots liven to all those indebted to
Id-ilatete. to seakeipaymiat II estip an. Able;
and those hiving demands. will preellet 'for
settliment. JOHN ABITZIMO7II,ndner.
... St. Clall,Abfaitsip, 1841 . • , 111-41.•
,---
OSOLVTIOrii PAIXTBIBIIIII3IIIP
---
Dtb* Jartnetablp hetettifout ,eilatlng between
'JohlilteDenaldand r iotos'lf.' Wien, Thomas Wren,'
and James Wran.lieder tba Arm or,i- McDonald,
Wren and Stetter., in the Mein Bedtime, was die
solved fl..tootool enneentons tbe inlet( day et Aninst,
sod the Who* Mock sad baskets run: been
trainketsegi to WREN at' AROTHEMS, area.. will
ands sty all the beaten, of old Arm.
• JOHN MACDONALD.
- • JAHN ..WHEN,
raolue '
. • • • Jam** WREN.
Stitt*
•
NOTIC111:5--Tno tubstr
I - ben bootoi pa ri.taised the tstereit of, Scurf. E.
Pimps & hi I,l* Sloo Carbou_Colitor,. the
!mike Mat they In t ro tAlo 4ay auoclated , Imin" 1•11
tooth.," (subs p4lrposo tio On a Iteloomi
CoalJllDdogimd illaroboodito toodlotul. usdit „Hu
'JO ita Om of AcPARLAND vzit2igft. • •
- •DicFAILAND,
te
`l 4 ,lltoma
• Mint IDerboo. CAIN ip.,t 4 cbayttlt Co:
. A0E11.16,1654 21-01
eabaribete bevlaeiteethased Of
WILLIAM haft (Ise of the ittettog tlartle. Sim
& Ce.) en but/noes; right, lOU . tit4l claim, in
she Pottonito RIM locadisig tl2 'em u ,'
property wed 'leaf!, 60116 of thelwillif :turbo, But_
*lab it. Co-rbaraby. notify 'thafahat that Is ( ware
the business, concocted 'rim aseditantomi„ too
dociedfro tut dem* or; Jett. Dandik 604 Iliad all
doge co*Usa•d Owe the Mb dire( May hut will
b e ma uled by Abis DOW tot..“ Iraq se all Ohio of the
late Ono prior to Owl -
JOHN htlieelletieir 11104411111.41Ailitle.
jogs ;. iIOWNOIG
• 1 0 1 P 5 Titular , " '
Jol,h/ilib, NU ' • . cat,„
A WilinliarTLllTlCl ,31 Af.O i l i /O/Gt--Nottee. ,
jib tomb, /Win , i.onete ACAdafainittlion,
on the 'Rotate of Jobn linintooin, lots still* liar,'
oath of l'uttsititin.er.buylniliconsly..druniscif ,ha.o
boon vomited In aloe submilbori.l6Y sb. fimibstu of
gaw7U , . 1 /1 CeersiLlYikeeetbre sitt . peropiesta havoseg
tithes* soninot i*Kontiß, - VW milieu Own tot vst-
Itsuleati**4 *WOO botobiliiil*llloan inaliolnyfueni
Oilbtr Of the , *obnctibero.. • •
JAILB/1 if. licArr v.
' 2
• • • - EX.CRIDIP.
a ° el iie
WI iIS4
-
11' 01 1011t..—:*ottsiii. horolis ^ given tam. The MN;
illte 0 1 111. 01'010111,111s; 14 MS County Gra cho yt..
kg .futsidloilladdf* faro Legbdstoto of Pcon•yi:
t
oasis; fit' he so i swrostolt, l Alt to
Tao PTIVde. OI to ,
(toasts:B4 naU Ott , aticlt of said Book from ,TOO- .
liouditd ad to ii 'Mould mit a modals . tt ,
Ilondtod Tlarosoid dolloto- Or order of the ti
7 ' -•-• 't . ; '(fluill VOSSUIF. ailed* . "'
rapt,l..iiii. -71 ''. .: - 104 1.. - ' $
111 It
'
ptrneilt4lllo anise abate riot sotice
itaktippltnitioa aritt belataite to tar neat Lem*.
state or Illuttiptatitt t'or,„a t4artait* of s Saakoit
.1010 anter, DePthilt Anat lotto, is ba: Waled la the
Soma of Tastoque, titbatitan eiguitr• Pa, t - at
called . 4.olbratita Soak ,Or ittattaa„`i 'tab a
cilia, of Tattlitaaahttl 1%0'1,04 Datliita. •
SWiraalr-.C•irreS. A; 8 two*. •
SowLatta Alas*: °gat: l m
- Haaaalcite. ' las**„..T 46o4 llTt
.. Kassa? maAit.tant.., Btu/. T - ..Htallis,
Dowatitlax,
Pirrot Rowtlu.tlnf. tritexitt:
T.Tataaqsa,Jaat 'Who
XE1316,? : Tiiii stittscitair Nett hofqb* notify
1! ihuoido *Rd tile' Itilidit . fermi 11. tom *be is
, ststitlissa Xs stgssi 40 OW triftelitlis4
tootonot..Dios Moo* 87,101114 Maio a ry, Din •
soli *Um, sOoso Oat ,osioniAt to lhatidWo of *
kiwis. alai. fa: casuist f0i.410 Conotroctioo oaf
Ennio& ofilitkindi Of liiiildlop. Chimes aodorato. -
geoPififolts. • , .101tN,U. JAMS*.
' r. tr.—lftrimiktial foi alit DIY 014 iko Oiiiecolpoi4
frosideolicii* coothiotiloli,4ool igliblite %HMI
p... au I • . .. ~,, .., 0.-111.4
- Ain. 1; 1 141. ' . 1 • , ~ . - ...; fail •
•
COAL.
Pralajl fkr.bi.4l
'nen.'
NOTICES.
tiIt:IJAKUJONIid
ii3Ml
=MI
-
1300 /1112;02111/111:Altlest'h2121idt1121140pee
Faced atwaellace,2eiptia, of 'epee In i xatli ! ,
011.. S. E1../1
Tata eats aleol:4' I 2ii kloetella2l,lFeit, •
mlay 21' tette - •1"• • • - • 21.
VOlt WILL inipn lot Gold 'llium 44 ;
• .11:1ret Ustiebes It .I.4.la.UuTva
Ma awn afore the Post*eille. 7.7
Niy 71. if&A ' ' , 1.1-0 : .
I VOV maw l'ltoetreprr,-it
' ver y t edaied to Wes, allot t. 11, ELLIOTT'', Jew.
.try gime, two &woo dbovo Ow Einem' Isthk, Poo".
. •
May Mk
81141 1 11111. AMID PLATED
let rue. tee Kafka*, Tes deaf , esp.,
Ladies; h !Pax IMags,iFsho. Fish aud Muller Krtivi';
4. 1 ' • - WM. MRADY's '
Sigh of ibo Ole I'Vhfch t oppoatte Uwe ;
• I . • 1.6.11'
TAILMICi GOOSIIIi Moo Four, Pori PoWI,
i g sta see . pope/ Weights. Fine Pen Inlet, 01,(111
er lit bur eall beet Wet.
of toe Big Waitb, opposite )aceiteel'e noire:
Nay te3ll Int!
AISIOUTANIUST of Mosaic BSOQChtsi
V Eat Odds, and Osier Slap, at • •
vvll.-BRADT
•
Blip of Me Wattb,oppootto Mortlinet ti ifotei.
May Idd4 Id ifs.
VICILLIA A illirAD flat{ competition:: Gokri ulf
I.3tet.}lasitisig.l4orsztjust received. et Iti*
asu43u4go for yourselves. at
Iniab‘•i; '
. -
Sign afi tie Ois Watch, opposite
spin to. Mi. 1711
1111111 A 'ABM LAVA WAUE.—Card
V iris Bouquet boldest. Vases, POMITIIIe SWIN.II
Ink-atai dstliansitaa atc., et
• R eit;tte dt
Pintlittle, A p . rtl 15.'54. IS•tr
AEINE assortment of Faso of all pricti Jai
gat lay at. it. 1.:••
Apra /3,14. . • .
PEIJI Platent Annel 4T ,
JJT3I6Led tAlnltt Pen, !ilevlng bete wade IL,. et
chalet) agent :Witte dale Ut these excellent petit.,
ore, them-at tow Wee,. with thu assurance tilt t
they witheapprochited. ettella and try them s i
R. C. CREEN'e, Come SI;
,
April 3,3 'si
%V ATCil li
VAlei r .
tT ehl l l and carefully selected Oltslol
Watches ibultaltild lC bilacirs. - Cteinti and tly 11,12.,
at fl. 41.0M:511%11.
- oltio of Uolden Ea;ir.
.15 tf
April 15,'54
• OLD ' APID SlLVlitli. Levet Walthe r of it,.
G beet wain—tech as Tobias'. Jobooeo'd, flown
ado's, Cooper's, ISorllnt Beltway' ilitigilirericr--
all motivated to perform litCOigately or •/C hinged
(litre me a rail. •K. LialßEPLiVentr• buret.
April IS. .a 4 ib-i i :
FOR SALE 4 . i . , TO lE'fc
COLLIIERV POI I' HA One the
lttd In the Neilon for IlKle:
01 int at Illicanten
!Sept. 4, ISH
gr 10410. 4 LANDs FOIL 8.11/LiG.—' ',---
‘..1401.1 run m t , enuylklll Valley. • , -
IVO° da In' ilahanny Valley i and
" 00 do' in Vl:lnsulting Valley. •pely t. •
' • , P. ilf. ISIDIAIren. theitn. , ol',
• , _ _ ...
eott.vlik ; Pa
... ,
Augua le, 1554,, , L.. st•tto
ULM; ROB. - BALE.—TII4 4040114
41Proffer at Ptlva to flaw, on HONDA V, 18epien.E.,,
-418, 1814, 18ehotee Mules, will *Wien. Alan, 15,4
'on, Harm*. &e JAI.OI N. 0081.1tiN,
• Al list bee 4 T4l/trl). l Bittivlktil COIsCi)
Angaitlo. t . 34.1.0
Landlnch 'Voicing Pocks. to JV snail oideci obi 100 feet 9 kith Ptp.e 407 t ,
JOHN O. 116 WEN, Yalu ,
AuSUs 'l2, 1844 ' 4n, •
votc.saLu..—A deilrable 'residence , near :te
centre of Pottsville. Apply to
JA4138 A. INfav
0111-
Augn Pt test
. .
.
L`feit eicreene. nearly'airar, 11 lin
to4g..V teei in diameter. capable of p rera Ping
tons of Coal per- day. Alio. two Counter eltrern.,
each eight test 104 tif 3 feet 6 Inches to dd.unl.r,
with all the ehulling.beeel and straight getiol
tonging thereto.' ,
The above will be 'gold low. Pattie, In el.,
of eiereens, will dad It to %belt advantage to knyurd
of thy sub...Mori- WM. rif lI.N Ell, Jr. k 170
Canna above Mattel it .Tentyllit •
July IS, 165 i Sd a -
VOA LILLE ua RENIT.—Tho
r building .ippusito to /My Tvitaco... t
tyAtteu up tut OTICtil, and if not said I,i t t
to fuod tealtilto ttpon ftgia(!bi9e tams.
C. W. PITMAN,
ti
JUDI. fo e 4954
UkCJIT IN NORMS , ADDITiox
.v —A low sod vet) , conremeut rotau snb.t,l I t
In unite or plata of business' or any 4tnd , t. ub
igud Ouse mountain water. If deinird, )001It ad
.
4 .5.1(041'
totlo Cl. • ,
March lt, 1851.
„
. .
1.,'014. laßAfilil.To a. , ndior..Taiiantoi•rthilt
.I.' Tract of Coal Lind, known as tha -- Zorhylqii
•huata,ln Fraiky "rowusbio, dchnyilltrainto .
of Tremont. It Ire* on both stiles of i the •hlint I
I:menu : l4in to Allattas erect —contains, abot4 Ma
iv heavily ltionnei . .il, atid wail adapted far - ,•11 rii
siva Nair:woo. Beier la Velins of lied, , Ath I
have bceti wowed and fuck bd.to be of ill ti 4 iiiii: qu
ty.: Poe nt fillet inibitnallou apply to -
. R i
'. : ION littriolAN,
. , - / or lil eine!' CIA SIER
•
. .
',Plitt.'
•
liovetnbers,lBs3
. •
Lioll SALE.— 30 lea tot on Comt e :N.l, r , M.
d, to J. W) t o t's sailiton 10 POltstillre. nrtd l.
WWI 'WU/ Ceore to lint/rust! Street, Is 00t11.11e4
the cwt./3 14 . lot 01 a, !biotin, Esq., on din nostl, e> s
. 131teee For feud* Stud patttetahro enquir' Li
the sobsCslber at till Drug Store, Cantle tl!reet,
We sudt.pulahlestilnwlll tie stsan.
J(/11A1 8. C.l .ItTIK
2, gen! I,:ft.tlis gerr
lupin 10: 11133
'Ar2 . 1111011:1211.1W001Yi,0TO.F011
'LA bitlijipt tattle he isit4t ventral pa 01 or it"
oust Lt rouoilw, lately 1.01 out on lii Gtetaft.,
Itstatir. artaoas cdrettd W/00*. Apply t 4
• Agtnt
toir.tas owners; at Sts utticeici alahahtaoto rt
roitay..l3o Mar a. 1851 ."•• . Is.
•
.BUSINES • CARDS.
fig a. 11/ *ON DOCTOR 4.4" 'llEl4 . - 4e --
1 .TAL44I/10.4181LY---one door above k.
ti , , :
ti a
4.4 Green's Jewelty More. Vealte elrbf-I, &Rau
Pottevitle. •
Mt=
- AMU OAI3 8 I TEM:11E11. OktitUeit:
'l3lLisuvraluni 4 given on the Plano, Organ of M
doe* glee with 'Vaud accompaniment. if ogu
Lik—AbOint." Mr. Towers, turner ote , t e
sad ITailiutongo, rte., PoitstrAlce : '
gliguit
Ho. aitelyirpectNerEerrta MINE
lT'tendera his nervicvs naffs and
in milting Examination/4 i lirporta, ace.. of N. ,
and en*l Lands: Proni,hin knowladgAV of Novi
Sant:vinare of Mining Otviations, hiving 1. ,
/id* roUttly 11 yen*: antitarried nn *Ned the II
yea“,l'at• Aup4.ll 40 4tVe 4/1114i4C/1011 to 411 a
may employ his.. . • '- •
kEFERn. iaa. NsiEt. and D. E; Nwa, E.,'
Potts, ine
Ittauytti.llttaclcidWm. PA rms, - E•q`o .
de Iphia ; fur rap&SPlty ata.l
REMlDk:NEe—horwritmo. yposif
Quiet School Boum:, l'a.
AUSPI 13. Ids 4
JOUX SANNAN, ATTORNE 1.40. r,
opened an office In Cenlni 'street. eollev ~ v 1
fete the Bpliwopal Church, where lie will t.
*tilted daily. Business letters *di:lnwood k:
1.111 frealva daily..
nnelltloll. '
Jan. 1, 16.511 7 . ' 14/
above it.-C. Greato'idewelry :tiara:
Would raspettfultyinforrn awes whims atgartait:
he made:white &0111111.111 L In the bleetopc.i Aut..)
dusty( the IWD pest years, and the phOnc,itat
e.tahlebled iglingalras above, and Wilt be bap;!'
rerelsa say orders Ilona those whoa WILY dto , "
in dby department of thatidoitionn - t . '
leutosit4i erotattriona and trliriege of C'cret Lurr
in ettiosile and'ettret of !lines; a, nay woti, Iu epa
!nein!** 1s rtdniteu. F7Oze sidarlenee, ). nrt
tonAjollt •of an ability to perforor boy burrep.'i
teltablcaLcutaty, is4loeleArly resitissent
.br topographical maps,plans, and keetluor I
trams** wittrnerit and receive WS sham ut
1 1 / 1 1: *.
15.1854
DEis 1. ESITALTIL .A.SI/411110.if AMP Co
nest CA NCING,..--The andetsignsd
louring all friend* and the public gentility, ttt.
will eentlouo wailing promptly Art all
truetet to his tate, suth es the ' - '
Purdueb and sale of float natal',
CottAci too of Beats,
Gan revs ache.
AdjUlltilljg nOOll and Accounts,:
Sterttrentng - and General ggeneg.
Mare at Center ettect; opposite the Tour, Pl'
MAMITeL liaaL
Pottsville ; Aprllls, 1854
.1: • `•
Qwrit GEER, arroorei it Lio
I , 33Htiersillle,Sehulliall Coo ptyi PA.
' Rgr HRH TO
- Qo•••m St.t.iitwortm, -
lows C. Hinz,
7. H Rairsow C 6., CautHand th., Nor
J.Lats H. Cauviati, Esq.,l'atiolth.. Fa.
Curry Wrtiost, Esq., , F . *
= Munk 4.1831 - •
LtAragustiluza, OUR lit VOA and
A
re111:4-0AWrile thobusiikis of bt,
er, Gums! 8 , floriet. Melo; peeetiedon
PaPere..Notee an 4 bra (to, hit thee nu•utt 4,0 1
(Dr the (Ititillitt Or !di po.leatioo."% - nd Chu gife"!
ieektination In g!fezent:e to teed 11. tee ,
Vett. • • •
• itteW ELL FliLllift and A LLEIN Ffeclikt
*6!) ,.. MHO. the . htly)rts eft,/ of Beek."
testy for arty aeveral valuable h oi.v'
°Note, Centre strier-. ftinr *on lb
sj}fviblilJ U, earneelde. Pettettite. .
November !54.146-1. .
- 4.
PEHLADELPHIA.
:.:lair/Oetertsitiowiseii. tit vrilt fare ' 4 "-'
jillity pa. opt. adcaprt
--I•l,l4thrf:
t. 77 . •
, .
.1
- •
►()R OE naps ,
LBRO & Hoyt
MIURA - ALLEY, PHILO
' • AND
16411 John and 20, 31- sad 33 plat Ott °
'New. Yolk.
oincie is Ttle TiAif, or ',14N0tt1,..%
STOcE or
• PLO.OII - ' OILCLOTH S *
t4l. 54. 6-4. T-41, 1 10. I wide_ I' 4 •
• TABLE. DEL 'CLOVI S '
Of Aim/altos owl Gasman slaigasc turf."' 4 ::
sad' 8.41 wide. wan-sated LO jeedu» sof
• ALS% s".
.•• •STALI.R OLO
_••
13.11. filth Inches cf AL&.
ENAMELLED CANVP
Of Ore yet, law -easii*Act re. Alo•
tinker 01401,arils•
Of theft own wenelhaniii; 4. sod
soo
of New and Leadiwt resibiee & the
stoat at itybitt padoo,-"-xtaaa la rot ,
at wide* Or oared in ML e" k,llrt;
- Aurae; Idda•;.
QM
3.1 "
in "8w
iikl,l; 1. b
ILI(
71 tL•
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