' Oblate journal POTTSVILLE, PA. SAIWILDLY, DECSIMIBER SOY 1811,16 B. EAPFNAN, Editor and Proprietor ; C. LIME. Aasodate Editor. T Der REPEAL OF ' DCTIC OS Coat..—This matter has already been brought to . the - notice, of Congress. The principal strength ofithe - - advocates of the measure, we conceive, lies in the general absence of correct information on the subjeetp—Comparatively few persona, spirt from those directly interested in the Trade, ever taking the trouble to make themselves familiar with its. now ,ramified statistics.— :Moreover, the late "hue , and cry" about the high prices of fuel (which any man's common sense in full view of all the circumstances can readily account fort and the libelous charges of "combinations'' among the Coal men; tend to prejudice investigation. Hence we have had prepared irefully for the Journal a comprehensive article, setting forth the static. I ties of the Trade hearing,apoa this subject, and its commercial relations; to which we beg leave to call the special attention of Sen.. a ors and Representatives at Washington, and of the reading public, generally. The iirriter is thoroughly conversant with the Trade in all its various branches, and the facts he ad daces may be confidently relied upon. - giarA NO.BLEEXAMPLE.—MINER.9' How forcible is the illustration of Merey,.-- • • • "It is twice bleas'd ; I: blesseth him that givess and' him that takes." We. baye been favored with the following invitation, and _Mr ourselves regret,. that the oceasion falls on Friday, when neither of the Editors can attend. We. nevertheless, most • heartily cry God speed :inch noble underta• kings SUAIioNAN, NORTOCIIIISRLAID CO., PA Dreemb Ibtb, 1854. Dgti SIR:—On Friday, December 22d, it 10 o'ilock, at this place Jtilgelfenstein pro poses to dedicate forever, a v rialkle and product ire Coal Estate, in' the SlitunOkin Coal Basin, Tor the benefit of the destitist4 Poor of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Lancaster, Carlisle, de. And also the laying of th e -comer-stone of a Free-College, at Shamokin, to bb endowed with the proceeds of another COal F.:date; and also the dedication of a Coal Estate ki n i-she benefit of Afri can Colonization. You are respectfully invited to lieTreeot.• I Very ilespietfully yours 11. • lituttrn CLEAN EP Wm. Fro FLY ~ t .„'": r • offl al /.. V' 'rt, . D. M. Borz. ;. _ -.arc ng t' e wen, ' WIC 11..Mill.S11k1.1r. I . IVY. /.TIVATf:IL J ~ Judge Hel&qstein's liberality is already proverbial—he seems foremost in every `•good word and work ;" children's children will re count his generous deeds and bless his mem ory. Las• winter, it will be . remembered, he seat a considerable quantity of coal to Lai caster city, to he distributed among the poor there,.a:d we believe Made arrangements tbr a 'regular supply thereafter fiir the same pur pose: and but recently acknowledgements were made to him tiom Philadelphia for a similar fitnir there. §ualso a few days ago a nutnbcr of town lots belonging to him in Tre vorton (w 9 think) were offered at public sale --the proceeds to be appropriated to church 'purpose..., and the establishment of a Miners Asylum. A neat Church edifice has already been erected at Treviirton by his liberality— it,was consecrated by lit. Ref•. IlishopPotter on the :id inst. ' • We mention these fe.:y inOances of gener osity that now occur Co us, as a deierved trib ute of re : tpect, toward t noble inan whose good 'deeds but shine the brighter in contrist with the general prevalent elfish spirit of the age! We mean something by this last sentence. For upwards of ten rears past the Minea attnql has agnin and againitressed the eree tion of a Miners' Asylum ufs'in the attention of our people iu this Region, but it remains .rebuilt yet. In November, 1853, the subject' was fairly laid bold of, and we had hoped this long cherished scheme would speedily be ac complished.' A charter was procured from the Legislature, and contributions, to the ail:it:runt of upwards of $7,000, were guaran teed fiona ,individuals„And coporations., Rut there the matter ended, and the Miners' ley - him to this day remains in Alain quo. - Now, according to our view (in whi h we are glad to include many ,promiiient bu.4iness and charitable men of. the community), there is really nothing in the way of this benevolent and manifestly much ueeded;enterprise„ but a feasible- plan rightly put iti operation. We believe our people have the disposition, and thtrre is no lack of the necessary means. Row then shall the funds he raised? We fallback, upon our original plan, as not only the speed iest and surest, but also as the most east for the contributors—viz., o eertaiu moderate percentage on all the Cool shipped . /rem' the Region. • The charter above' alluded to authorizes • e-collection of one mill a ton the tolls on the• liailroad and Catial to be set apart for the building of the Asylum; but there is noth ing to forbid a larger percentage being fixed. In conference with the Presidents of the two companies named and other intelligent gen tlemen interested in :this movement, it is thought preferable to make the percentage at least one-half a reitt.' - This will secure the co operative aid of the Coal men andland•own ers directly, together with the Miner rosins borer, in an equable proportion with their re spective means;.at the same time the whole community, as well as the consumers abroad, will indirectly contribute toward the same ob ject, without any one feeling his charity a bur den, or oven in many eases being conscious of it. The transporting companies will now short ly fix their tolls far the ensuing year, and it the matter is taken in hand; and proper ar rangements made, a beginning can be rake at once, and this good work carried straight through to completion. For instance, half a cent each on 3,000,600 tons of coal shipped in ono year would give $15,000, u sum (Ow sufficient to begin the construction of the netv.!ssary buildings with, while the plan .c add be continued until cnough should be 4se.ds.for &comfortable en flowtnent of the instkutiou--and thus forever, Art it upon a firm 'and \kladepe.ndent basis. - 116N - Warr WE NEED,Na a - tut WE RIGHT FTLLY DEMAND.—ViIica the question is fairly l'aiderstotsti, there is ihardly an exceptiOn among the Tenaperance men of the whole State, in favor' of. Prohibition and that the next Legislatuee ought to pass a law to that etreg. Iu view of the terms upon which the issue on the question was joined at the lad election, the Temperance men clearly gained the day, and therefore now demand the fulfil ment of the conditions agre'ed upon between the two parties. A thorough comprehension .of the whole matter only is necessary to the dutistdon of the'justiee of thy claim. Jet go back and examine the case , from the heginning. alt a tureting.of tite State Central Pro tory Cpmmittee at Harrisburg, on the:Hat of Novenifter last, a commiuce was appeloted; who hare since issued in pamphlet Aura, as Address:to the Legislature, setting forth the histt . try of, and rite facts connected with,' the late vote ou Prolitatiou ; together.' with such arguments in favor of tl3eciaims of the friends of said law, as they: hare - deemed mi which Wh rouflprise a few of the priori , pal points v ,tl,lluvis: o n 64. 2.6111 of January last, a State Mass l'ouvration of atta friends of PruiailJili - un as mblad at linztiOnrg.. • I:pv*ll4' of one o tmatvi gesttleuseu, of big toossl worth sod superior intalligenethiPera present. After the n•. -Y-• rareflil Irhhrr ir e yr! p.theasingh cuasion of the whole subject, - they . resolved, among other conclosions,— That no submission of the quell/on tritiolit .4e far, will receive even our aucacii — scutuch leas,* auction—re will owl rate epee itiq A bill was accordingly pre At:eil - sandAlkijdr'• mitted to the Legislaturei relititing the *ln bert of all responsfil!ty! - „i Alril 3 l- 4 44 ex cept their mere polities:ion t'-at the "-people should pass sentence upon its enactMent ; but not only was it rejected,-but also-tomodified one with the objeetionablefeatures of the first stricken out.—Another nas them offered, setting forth the outlines of; the law, to be submitted-to a popular vote, but leaving its passage to the_ nest , Legiplatnre. This, was also rejected... ;;hereupon the State Central Committe was milled - together on the 20th of March, who , declared that the Temperance men "had done all they could do, to remove difficulties out •of - the way of/ settling this question a4take it out of politics," and that the further respottsibility connected therewith I must rest with the Legislatuie. In the face., of which, however, that body passed a bilk 1 directing a vote to be tak:ii on the "naked question." A State ?Convention was then held in June, to determine what was best to be done in the I now antagonistical pesition of the two par- i ties; when in consideration that the Legisla 'ince 'had forced upon the friends of. Temper- ante a different issue from that which they desired, and in the face of their prevk,us dec laration "not to vote" upon such isine, they gave timely notice that they iconic( not consid er 'it afinal test of their strength on Ai., point, and further resolved,— ) 1 That as the enemies of(Prohibition are united in their opposition to-every form of sTrohibitory law they therefore can and will poll their entire rote upon elan quertiononad the cute which they may east in October next, must be considered'as a I most accurate sad decided test of their whole strength in the State. And, That we du hereby give the liquor party fair and timely notice, that unless they poll against Prohibition IdurtE THAN -ONE HALF of the whole tote in the Suite, we shall consider them as DEFLAUD ON vans OWN tenon, according to the most fair and honorable rules ofjudging. fl Here the conditions upon whiCh the issue was accepted are clearly set forth, and by them is the result to be adjudged. They, moreover, at the same time urged "the elec tion of suitable men" to the Legislature, thus again showing that they intended to rely more upon the choice of PrOhibitory members than upon the popular vote. Well, the election was held—read the Cora mitte's logical cunelusions therefrom: • While there were 371,000 votes east for Gover nor, lint 321,822 'were cast upon this question.= This shows that 49,157 voters, who attended the polls, did not either vote for or against the law. of the votes actually cast, 168,342 were In favor, and 163,510 against, or, a tuajurity of 5,168. As iiver rorry-nine ihous,,ad of the voters refused to iota upon this question. the enemies of Prohibition have tailed, under the most favorable circurnstan eta, to poll a majority of the whole State, and can-; nut therefore elaim to be sustained by popular opinion. If it he contended that tile action or the June Convention made the, friends of ProhibitiOn, in any way, responsible for this issue, then it follows, that the conditions on which they consented to vote must be admitted also, and they have a ma jority of nearly'l 44,000 in favor of the law; To show that we are-entitled to the votes nut pulled, we callyour attention to the facts, that these votes belong principally to the counties giving majori ties fur the law. Take the following as an' illus tration. In the;three counties giving the largest majorities for the law, there arc 9,641 votes not polled, while in the correstmnding Counties agaiurt there are but:1,632. • This is not to be accounted for, by the difference in the number of voters, as the prohibitory Counties exceed in raters but 3 to 1, while the loss is more thou 6to 1. The same proportion runs through the whole State, showing 111,n4 clearly that it,was the _friends and not the enemies of the law which refused to vote. There is, therefore, a elesr majority of voters in the State, who are in favor of a Prohibitory Law. If we examine the results of the election by dis tricts and counties, the entire weight of the vote is strongle in favor of the law! Wo have carried 13 Senatorial and 23 Represeutatis a Districts, with 36 empties. These Dietrills and Counties send 19 Senators and 5$ Representatives. Our opponents I havell3 Senatorial and 20 Representative Districts, With 27 counties, which send 14 Senators jind ; Representatives. This gives no a majority of 5 districts, 9 counties, 5 Senators and 16 menibere in the noise. If this be not a clear indication of the popular will. in favor of the law, we are nt a los., to , i(?terrililic what construction can he put upon it. The Cominitte go on to show.hy forcible ar guments that the plan of voting on the naked question was'' in oppOsitinn our wishes, and divided our voter' that "it Tye no specific character to the law; ". and that "it furnished every inducement to defraud us"—the very wording of the Prohibitory 'tickets being a trick of the enemy, and lately to deceive co. ters. That the result froth such unfair ad• vantages was confidently anticipated. by the enemies of the law, the following, from the Lancaster Pire.ys Republican, a leading and violent unti l -Mat - fie Law paper, of Juqe 10th, ea iply shows : . If the Prohibition men will poll within 50mo of one half of tiv. vote 'of the 'State, tre trill call our -fares defeated, and let Meta )rare their late. If otherwise, let them hold their peace about it for ever. But again, the great bulk of the Pllthibitl ory vote i:vArneri.an, while the opposition is made up largely of Foreigners and their de cendants—men whose . language, habits and feelings_ are not American ; and, _moreover, nearly all the large towns and cities through out the Commonwealth, where the evils of the Liquor.trailic are seen and felt in their great est intensity, and its, horrible nature niider stood, voted for the Law, while in the rural districts, where the people suffer less from this _curse and hence are comparatively indif ferent on the subject, the Majorities are mat ly against the law. Hence, in view of AA the circumstances, the Committee unhesitatingly and earnestly call Upon the Legislature to PASS THE LAW, An) TUE LAW FOR VIP. !MOLE STATE! They' Let the Bill be .70,1, umple and wild , bat lot it be efficient. Avoid all complicated arrangements and obnoxious clause., especially, the searching of private dwellings; but, pass the 'Lute, and take away at once and forever, the progeWoor4y kw, of traffic. this cruel and destructive Our sons for saying this aro few and simple. A isgistater should vote for what is right. in self, and required by the iittereet of the people for whom he is acting: :Co principle of expediency con !souse him from the audios' or this rule. ion thin point :there can be no doubt,Tor the, law of God and the good "of satiety alike require the pro hibition of the liquor traffic as a beverage. 'Under the above rule, Legislator should obey the will of, those - whci elected him,. when..that will is elcarlY: eaprcesed: Here there can be tin mis take. Nineteen amain the Senete,and fifty-eight in the Ifou;:e, bare bean alerted by districts and counties, which declare by a popular vote, that they desire the laWmusti the law for the *choir' htate. • "NT Tile sox TA Ely pressure in Boston has 'touched the celebrated Glendon iron works of that place., Mr. Henry Breerort, fornuirly Superintendent of the works at Danville in this State and well known in Pottsville, man aged.the concerti for the Company. He has proved a defaulter—the amount- being va- riously estimated; some say s2oo,ooo—and has decamped. He has since written back to the Co., 4teknowledging' that he sold iron for which hit made no rr.torns, but ! , that the Coal account is correct. His acquaintances here abouts endorse the tribute to Mr. B.'s previous character and the accompanying re. fiectiona from the Atlas, tut follows : "He was universally, estemeed br_the peo ple of East Boston, as high.tuitidett intelli gent g4ntlennin. The writer of this knew him as a street actpiaiutanee, and ,in conver sation found that he was well .educated, and took more than comtnou interest in the va riot's marements of the day.. Commerce, his tory, art, science and education, were his fa vorite themes, and his conversation was al ways polished and agreeable. That such a man shnuld fall by his own deliberate acts, is too pai?ful to dwell upon. Its.effect upon the pfople of East Boston will be.deep, heartfelt regret., Why will not men pallße, when as sailed ity temptation, antl,ask themselvek the dimple Nitestion, "fa it right?" and he gar. erned - hy the answer of their o*n heart, rath ci than yield to that which is a thousarid times Worse than death--dishonour,! The death of 3fr. 13rpvcrrt would hall) been a blessing to his family and friends, compared to his fall. /1141'1Nii re- 1 oeutly ataicd before a Parliaiptatar,v„ CPullnit-; tee nu }Salaries, ilia ne onti a xhillliu'g until te irettellah a Pre 'fico4sitypi l in En t iland, oI keeping up a teitilisi eta* of, tcwgpolititX4 entutsinweats, l ofoiot ILUbbin' 1144 s tiran's calques =a pe% keabinet rale : Ace to spent wren' filletibt of hi: kalary azd often i good deal mort. • ,; • sorrows VAULT» , =Tr fox 4 binitary a 470--ge e t a „to at „,• • i • y 4 Ovir cal ft** . elltarnont wilts i iiitease send lilt*/ Atiswer beilis* publish ror. Gatitssi opens tbeLese „ must lari4 number-before*torlidistery, eidetitlies the stile and deke—the eagrarings are rely Int, and the reading matter #l . .ftWizt ueee]F of taste. .1 1 #e 114 lOrairtiO I'l4 at Rens ILtur., Gainer AND Bitters ars:ell the Fenee first novet, and we predict brit snits:Tree dented side throughout the length and breadth of the country. '" I P""hrill in g f t r 7 4,1 84- • marls ;Unequalled is thb. sigma Is4tiagii4- .Greoleftlifs by .L Parton is another most inter estiog work, and will likewise be largely read' .These woius are all 'for rale at Balsam'''. Tat Saitmerte- syx n Btntsotta.• Thee" adver tisement of this pubOation will be found under the proper bead. It/ can be had at Battnua's,-; price t sb. ,Theinxik is got up in Splendid style; ilineftated with forty-engravings. Its tractical value to the mechanic may be judged of, by the following high commendation handed as ivy Isaac P. Lykens, a carpenter of this place: Haring examined the Scientific Stairattrilder, , : by Robert Riddle, Esq., I recommend the work - to the favorable consideration of. Carpenters, Build ers, and Pattern-makers as a work .of Merit, and of great practical go . od to the profession. It is a new, full. complete and condensed work nn Stairs . and Railings, fn all its branches, and conveys a correct idea of groini, centering, and all difficult parts of building where curvature is reciaired.— The.work is stripped of all mystery, ands:planed in the language of the shop, so ;bat anynrorkman can construct the most difficult stairsil or other works of curvature in building, at a saving of la bor and materials, 75 per cent, over the Old prac tice. It is what was long looked• for and wanted by the professional man as well as the mechanic. Ws tuft inns shown the first two numbers of the College Ksow Notkisg, got up under the aus pices of a committee of 'tridents at Biwiington, N. J. As to its typography, we cat% sei . much—* as the whole edition is scaSusrsipt; Ist we mill a fits sharp things from its columns,' to shoW what:stuff Its "Young America" editors lire made of. First, we are told with mathenstleal precis ion, that "There are 155 young ladies at the . (Bt. Blasi's), and 67 young gents at the COUege—an average of about 21 feminine's to one hirurcater Enough to -satisfy any .reasonable oz;jnicienee, this side of Utah, surely.—The K. N. is some on advertisement/1—.3.g. the following: "Lost—On the Bounds, in a manner Utterly" in comprehensible to the owner, a glare. !said glove possessed a thumb and four fingers—wee of a col.. or perfectly Indescribable—would serVtifor almost any purpose whatever, except to keep ithe hands warm. It is of no ore to any one but the • owner, and nut much to bim. Ai be retains the mate, he will settle-with the finder who shall Ira*, both." the K. N.,is quite imbucti with the spiritlof the times. as the following *ma ample testimony :7 ' Know-Nothing tiong.l By Eyes Right —Tune, "Yankee .1)oodte." Americans, come all arise! Our country is In danger— !! , It calls to tut' itileeding lies Beneath the Papist stranger. "f Cuoits:—:Yd Pope shall ever be mit! king, • , Or Priest or other slave. sirs; • Come, mad defiance at them fling Our people still are brive, sirs. The Ge'rmans and the, Irish now Would like to be arn lorde s sir-4 • Vould like to make the Yankee how . - Before their merest words, sir. But stich ambition will he checked; They never can go farther-, ' 'To catch Americans it takes ,j; I Much niece titan Irish "blather" There, tbat will dd ‘ for begiliners. o Patriiitistit seems indigenous in Jersey. soil. 7 cud Agoirs: WNEELLY CALF DAB, Tirclith . Month, Di•erntUr-31.17tiy . t tl4, ' , MN. 'WEN. WED. \ rat. SAT. 21 25 26 ;7 • '23:1 29 30 " r-- Sun ris. ''/.22 7.23 . 7.23 7 . .23 7.13• 7.24 7.24 ! , ets. '4.3Z .4.37 4.38 4.39 4.4 4.40 4.41 M. 10.28 11.38 morn. 0.46 lA. 2,58 0.03 Mon-day, 25th—Christmas! Mdtm's First Quarter— , Tneellay,:lOth.\7.42o. San/I-dug, 160,--Cloudy during dUi; nig!tt,clear and beautiful—add all day. S:rt ro'dny, litio.—Commenced onolting ni, 7-8 o'clock in meta, and contionnii till about \ the sarne;,time in the etening: • • . .. • ifeailify, ISr4.—Sun out most of the dayJhUt a keen, frosty air iiatirr—most 'ttrecir(itAy cold all' ti dny.!,, cold-=partially: • - ' 1 1 . . • ' Tuesday, lArh.—Still coldpartiilly clear and otheritire pleasant. Night clear, cnlm and very cold: ',. . • • Wednesday; 20th.—Sun oat ,bright, but very cold itt!early morn—thermo. at re 4.. 'The mercury stood's% degreez Wets zero' at S o'cloek, in Mr. John G. Hewes ttermometer, at Palo Alto, which was lower, ho )nftirms us, than it had been an hour or two .earlier. itt the Weigh Scales on the Schuylkill Valley t. _lt between this place and Port Carbon, the teniperature Was 4 degrees below zero at S o'clock. ghe peculiarity of these locations, in the valley and at the foot Of Sharp ; Mountain, would necessarily render the temperature.lower than in ' P ottsville. Here (in town) thermometers in Morris' addition, at the American House, and at the corner of Hahanton go anil Centre streets, ranged respectively 1° above; 2° below end zero. Thial . is. the coldest weather of the season so far: Tha i radaiy, 210.—Coramenced, spewing em . yat °Win 1 ' 1 morning, before day-break, and continued till 10I:, o'clock. Cloudy and ihreatenini remaindei of;.- -.. day. ! - i . , Friday, 22d.—Cloudy. 4 allaht .now about: , 11000. jar-Look 4:7 ----.7.-....---Hi ut,:boya . Chrlstmaawill - be around'. early Monday atomic! : _, 1 , .,. 1 , . 1 . 348•Thelleteciry establi sh men t , of 'Mr. Wirtleh'i at Schuylkill Raven, was broken Onto op Thursday: night last, and robb e d ' of e, . some $3OO worth di hoods. . , ''. Air-Mr. Angetea lecture berg the Literary ' Society on Wednewbst evening Tie peculiarly in=,' tcresting; The next an_ eeiing wit he on the 3d of .-"J -aa - hary. - • , j ' ••• q „Or A Fancy Dress Bailie .; come off at the Town Hall next Thursday even ng. It tile beer;; t i many years since any such enterridnment his bee4' gotten up in Pottsville, and hence it will, doubti lose, "draw.” '--• ~; ~.. _PfrOa Wedwisday, an Irishman, the hotalei:. for the Flowery; yield colliery of Mr. Rielmr4 Jones, was found dead.id a pit in the mines. - 11 . 4 had been missing for a day or two before. Me wait ~.. Of intemperate habits—a single t 11:121. • . • ._...._.-___, .... - , r.: jtair•A fire isecidentally oec '. in the awed?: ling bowie of Mr. Jacob Kohl r, Blacksmith, # the Border of. SecOnd and Cal owbill Streets, opt Ted Tuesday evening last. Forturrtely it was , dif; . 'covered before it bad time to sired, and was sotto extinguished. About $lOO wolth of clo th ing wits destroyed, and Mr. Kohler had one band consi4 : erably burnt in his efforts to cypress the Itimii jar Our eiriseua will crawl° with pectiliarik. tereit the Borough 'Account,l which 'appears : lo another column. They, in oilmen] with ns, wpt . doubtless rejoice that the extraYagant policy p0i...! 'sued by our Borough for set years peat ltii . been checked. The expenditur a for the Past yeiii, in far, show a great decrease,-L Ind we hope th r tit a similar policy . will prevail udtil all the ontstank, ing orders are redeemed and Ilbe Borough, dOt entirely wiped off. ~.i. Oer•A tintilat and meline 'illy accident beeTtr. red et T. Wren & Cox Mines , n ar St. Clair, on tit ' 14th, but whose sad termient'on Was only fully developed yesterday. Joint cans and anotitir I man (wham name we have noilearned) were tili, I gaged in removing the prop.ti bar from a portilm of the mines. Oa' taking awaY the supports ittist erirttrin sebum, the roof imutdiately raved in, - when the men retreated in oliposite direetiontr+;-' Brans wits taught on the intro. the other °mated 'out. A considerable force well soon eidleeted frt; - jid the miners and laborers In th 4 nelghborhogd, kid DO to work to remove the fallin mass and relie:Y . e. their unfortunate comrade trifle his perilous' sitin atlon—for it was nut known IH' hether he: was lkil led outright, or merely shot wp alive. :The week has since been mostindustriddsly prosecuted; dity: . andaight—the now eiturappoited Tobbish etidyw. falling in almost as fast as it t was removed, 44; thus materially impeding thetprogrks - ot - the*- - . boom At length, about it, o'clock Yestero y morning, more thantt week after the accideo, a passage,was opened to the Inside 'of the seit 'it te. and Erin's was found, but dei.id !Ale War not [Orli bruised, we *reinitiated, ihotigb to - some ext:,o , t ; bat his death, is attributed ;ore to maocallou than the pitya- 4b4arles . *Ted. ° i: f ' Mom Wren A Co. cUp4 m tar express fleir toasty ratite& to dm' s taimi Who volnakint.. ximl a ecl disk Rolm aid labe on amistammlypte, the recovery . of Mr. 'Byline. 1 ' ' ' ~...... 1 fig rtfre WTI have masa% sieleting,-:Staftdnit 1 the &N MI. week continuously.‘.,* . t : . ..•44 , ioli i set. !,,,_,.;651,14114ie '''i,.ole.--Tbil Direali44 -751-' Ljl tiii*iblio tools of the Boren ' 40; : - 40;0 tltetu*e ' , 7 11 141. i Tuesdef the : 3 * - - : i /.:•;,_ --- :714.:t0t, ,, ,, „ . Vlff.d fire iksietteti toward ibp.laititAit cinir "trough, inf Thursday nigh", -. ,IttSeSeirri. 4.°441 4 4 11 • 44 ru445 14 . 1 4 1 , et 6 4euPP,440 *it WO 'isernant *Ore, up to thalerperia etitiii,-litert heel INS to 'take otif,iiruiMiC - 4 ntuniStr ofrumors!hare been afloat, all of whieb - PitiCietiiiii; And the `direction of thi 110 con: eithst4 are gem it was one or two 'dined! houses 1 near *r. gat. Miller's Brattier, at Mt. I,Uffork.—, -841mkiray. It was oFili P Aloc'gical,pbr °,l* iliett; ,• ~ • ; ... , 1 .. : i , . .i• - *=. - S.-40"0iiettllt.-TliirUTT*V4 l lo4 l gnille soutiin*, L u iiri g, ') e esionini .. 4edforitte 'purpose of eIQ - insgingibeeequisition and diffusion of seine tifie*newletlge, prtietaariyln refereneetolattind Seietire, is desire's sof stecuring eo.openstion of P c. ersons interened is seat - plinths. In order to facilitate their object, separsuiConunittees have been 'appointed on Pirnuca, Cttstrtsvar, Z 901.- gy,•AktigT, PALEONTOLOOT, OsoLoor D Sits vuOor. • • • tiom our fa . vorable position in the Arranacrrs Cosi; IisGION of Penneylvanta, it U believed that the f t Seilities of the Association will Imp:let - Ito its proUeedings on interest not merely local, hitt bear inipupon the advancement of Science gener a lly. • %IST many persons, not merely among, those of coca arative wealth and leisure; but also Of the op erative class, are in possession of facts 'or sped , menu, which would materially assist the object of „ the:Assoiation; aid it is desirable thatench would corieSpood with the Association. .Letters .addies sed:to the Corresponding Secretary, pr to the Chairman of any of the COmmittces named above; diritted io Box 39, Porrarma will receive due 'attention and reply. 10 it L i s the iotention of the AnmedatiOn to form a Eigtesratc•Linesur and Messrs, donations of Boa and Specimens of Nlattati Riste l ry are es ,peclalV-iiolicita4 That the specimens 'forwarded tail be rendered available to the interests of sci !enee, they shoiAd be accompanied evitit' a note, stating their locality, and, as far es possible, their ' The:Hall of the Association is situated in the isper room - of Mr. Lewis' Brick 'Building, below Bi4er Terrace, land is constantly accessible 16 the to4inbers of the Association. ; Tile r o o st astf.fastrumental.Conr ' ' crt, in aid of 4.11 e Schuylkill County Clay Idenumcit, came off ii at ; e Court, Rouse on Thursday'.night. Abut tifo hundred, persons were present, thOugh don t le#ii a grist many more had purchased Ockets ho did -not ; sttendl The . performance, getierally was will re c eived by the andients, and several pieces w'Cre eticorcd. i Op motion of A. &mei, Esq., the CfMcert will be repeated'at the earlie'st conveni. i epee of the several performers. The reommunity is highly Mdehted to these gentlemert for their affriices in so i deseiving a cause. • :,, • OVithout city critical.pretensions whatever, on . DV'. part, the was, nevertheless, one manifest de. RCA lu l l e Co eert we cannot help mentioning,— r; thkoughout te entire performance, Oere was sot dike national professedly and that too, bo it remembered, ... Coitie a oncert Professedly in honor of Itcaltr Ciar, , *hese whole life is inseparably identified with ev . ttrythiag good and great in, our national character! ' , '-IVe have ju t e learned that the receipls amounted fli.upriards o $125. The following-'omplains it icf: . . ' 1 f :Tss.D.—The l citizens of Pottsvilfe and Schuylkill 14itinty; who yrts present at tbe. Clay MonumOt Chitcert, on T ursday evening, the 21st inst., take this method o r expressing. theirobligations to the ientlemen amateurs for the pleasure derived from tlieir agreeable performances—and especially to 1 hifessor•Betiker, whose skill as, a musical direr- flit has gainOri him imperishable laurels, while 1 Dip patriotic and untiring energies will be held i,hjgrateful retnembrance by numeronS friends It, rc,iacerely hoped that the enteitairoent will 6:1 repented during the Winter inonths.l I ' 1 S.ll.ussel, . T. iinglies, ~ I I Jno. Bannon, . J. 6,!lirown, 1 ~ Ina. Hughes , Thos. Yardley, ': ' ! • S. L. Ileriuchy , R. If. Coryell. t 1 , , Jas. Neal, . C. Little, I ! O. F. Moore, and oth 't , CM Ammo AMIE& !..;;DE.:OI JOIILI(AL:—I did not think i at the time I ~,.. .Heeded my epistles to you regarding Asi.land sf :lairs' that they would have accorded to them the l ititotition that "Anthrax" has colide.revided to ii iihow forth in'his article in last Week's Jtinix9 i:1?-4i!rier. I say •conflcseendcd, for tiegard it an Si rtonitriceforicm when I consider his gr eat liberality, dewing the with the other residents here, in al- 1 ilea - it% the "Morose, stingy, crooked' and cross old 1 bachelor" to remain here. I am the, more sisr l'iPritd at his notice of my recital, when I consider ' 11 how %,. little notice seems to be elicited by the acts' l' fhatealled forth that recital. . . . It is`ahnost Always the case I believe that what. nier act o person may perform, there are always to be found some far-seeing individuals who will l'. . \ , see some unworthy motive as the., spring of that rtn . teon ; androto this egg they W ill hatch mis- I ' , iihief to so k ebody or something ,i Such .persons 'Seem to think this occupation .letter than PIO ores ';potion. • .. • \ • .?,. But it would seem that " Anthrax " has been 14;us'eturrd, and for the fear that safes tender indi. Videau may have been punctured; also t I, in de. lisnee of My position,\would say that my lettere ; - . : were only intended .1M a puncture to Ashland, loping the puncture world open the way for the <egrese of some of the corr \ uption, or, to drop the , pgtirativel by calling attention t the - matter, to' :l stimulate„ action in suppressing t a evils named. 'i. .But to my great regret I hale only called atteri. I Amu to mg self, "agiy" se without \ Much more atten- lion that 4,porceivit having been accorded to the : ugly evils. - Taking "Anthrax" Pas authority, it :svoltid seem to be a fact established, : that a thriri , . usgand growing place must, of necessity, in pro- Tuition to its' growth in population, grow. in itu i'mcirality,l and that Rowdyism Ste. is an indica- don of the prosPerity of such place, and di ablenCe \ i an indicetion to the contrary.. AShland, I think, is AlekineCto a rapid growth in pOpulation. 8o if "what in be mast be," all efforts _ put forth meat ' pitiVe ahortive if Intendedto stern the tide of wick edness here. This, however, ; Ithink is nut yet', established beyodd a doubt, notWithsisading the': sophistry used to makait appear. That it is the' case very frequently no one, - I . iiitik, will deny ; , ' beit that it sneer be so, I much Idoubt, Pottsville, and Orwigsburg to the contrary, - nothwithsttmd- 1 lug. And I, short sighted as I ara,do not see any , gOod reason why Ashland, in process of time, may sot present a very different contrast to P. than 1 ' Orwigsburg now does. Attributable to the strict observance and prOmpt enforesiment of the law thus destroying the idea itoree,l in common with "Anthrax," may bold, that in all new and growing places Rodyism mast be a proMinent and puma- Dent fixture, not,to be interfefed with, lest the groWth and prosperity of that place be retarded or ' biough to an entire stand still. ~ . iLLthink die foregoing remains are sufficient to oW that my object, in placing till this "bad news" 1 before the public, wee not to Marti the growth or prosperity of Ashland, as "Anthrax" is pleased to ,intimate; but to have affairs it; this place warted right, and in this effort I thini4 I show no less se ilicitude for the real welfare i tit of 7 Ashlanhan- does .4.1 • _my very obliging and' condesennding enlightener e l f the public, regarding my ohject in correspond iig with the Jonranl. My Obligations ore great to ' the frienl" for his solicitude in my behalf,bid iey , will he greatly increasedif be will suffer me to be my own -expositor of my objects and inten t. rim, remembering the old adtge that "too many looks spoil the broth ." And hie "Anthrax" "news te "ne• n the Register (or the Journa/), "good" or "bad," will do him the kindness to imppose hi, object a ood'one, and will allow himito explain that ob. lest hlins'elf : ' . Mr. John P. Brock has bee for a time driving a Tunnel near the Railroad, ata point near Messrs. ' Garner, Brothers' Foundry, int' the workinen a few days since struck into ts,vein of Coal which proved to be 28 feet in thickiese. It is believed u, be the' mammoth vein. 'III: Coal is of the . vett , trespbeit,qualitY. But I may harp already used too much upon your available space; i so pious azeuse. I will not do so again unless c mumrian ees of more gcn.rof interest should call me out. ' - Yours truly, I ; Bien. Ashland, per, tith, 1844..] y 1,. tdirAQVA . . . . finox or stortati coitirsrmvorxr4 ; 141EllSrat." EDITORS Olen' were. startled en.Welbiesday last, by the latelligenee that tae of our residents lied been murdered en the bridge crossing ftaiSnegnehninui islif.tiltesbarte; his re mains were brought kerns. *nd interred in 'the Protestant Efieeopal burybig , grotmd, on Satur day afternoon. His (Emend /was attended by the 1. 0. of 0. P.„ and a large iiumber of . citisem-- ; Mr. Holmes was a Protestant Waimea The eir onmatatm of hit gold wet* being ferand'in` the acted pesesmtlea, reminds y 1 'of ths late eerer. rent* is New York, when the servant girl Ms. &Allow arrerusd for lareeiv and Dean's, 'had .good[; been - searched, her *dear; dead Father's • bart,ltian found. *SA about 12 yes 01,d,disi bvm 7 . •a , 11111* her apron takhig tire, on Thais- J.ltiy of 1,441' Another little girl 4 Yenta*, 7 11Hkdattgiiisf D: Dinsahtte, was *tied to "siesiffi*.* etatheit taking ire. SnelLtad accii -40t1;6410 li'sa•Sion to mothers to nitres the# !010,11101**,,!Slothes. Wool detains'. and :tiaafeatjt=t our merchants have pro sititat ialre, will not blue, and shot* Ilia littr!! , "wow at; ailket ' Ole Stove, a hold the dress on alight barn will be the only . One of the maintains of fat that hiss been cre ating each sensation in our cities, for some time past, his bora exhibiting herself, in Boyer's Bali.. Eittibitiont of fat ladies and tit babies seem to be the order! of the day. it have the effect oti bringing natural :mists into fashion? The TamiqnsMmdo Society contemplate giving L a Concert on Christmas night, which, we doubt not, will be a capital 'affair, as we hare some de lightful singers among us. The exec ion train front Philadelphia to Wit liamsPort, passed through here on Monday, hav ing eight a4trapassangerenrs, filled. Hon. AIMS 11. estmpbell, and many of: our principal citizens accompanied them from this place. Jingle ti4gle'go the sleigh bills! Oh, if I were a single_man, wouldn't I have merry times taking the'girls sleighing? Bat we Beneilicts are in bad fir.; th i s state won't go with Sut; . and 'good wires I won't leiveg home. Ergot. Tamaqua, Dee. 20th, 1844. • [couir,stosorxer OF miszoi' Joon:rm.:l _ - Maains. l Entroutt:—Often • when I have asked. persons' opinion of a Poem or Novelette, the an swer is giieu,—"Oh! it's too zient4tental ;" and I - have read that "all ientimental young ladies dote on Tdm Elbore," and are ever reed) , with the quo tation,'"o stver thus from ,childhood's hour, ie." Now, you humble servant (meaning my dear lit tle self) ivied to be very partial to Aloore's poetry, but hearing so much ridicule cast upon sentimen tal young Indies, I became einiestashateed to ac, knosiledg4 it. Still I would blush sooner to "dote on Byron;' Which hue become so common among fashionable young ladies, who have never read half :a deien lines of hie works, but must admire theist, because it is the fogies! Having imbibed the idea diet "sentimental" meant something very simple .and foolish, something to be avoided, cope ' eielly by . Die ladies; I had the entiosity.to clam. . inn the DictionarY, to ascertain ,the tree defini tion. You know, my dear sirs, that curiosq be longs ex.4lusively to our eel, and is considered by yours a Weakness; only fit to be indulged in by the weaker vessels in society... Now, we think if there's any strength in knoWledge, curiosity is highly commendable; for ours leads us to seek after knOWledge- 7 tnine led nie to ascertain that sentimental meant.`,--"Abounding with sentiment or just opinions, or reflections; expressing quick intellectual feeling." On learning this, I could not help' ' asking myself, whether t h ose persons who ridicule Others for being sentimental, knew what it tneant:; and belieVint such people are more likely in read the paper than the Dictionary, I thought It would be.conferrink a benefit on them and others, by giving them the definition in your valuable.paper. The bit of ridiculing sentiment deprives soci ety of i nch profitable conversation ; for if eti- 1 quette liges sentimental persons to attend par, ties, thei shrink from expressing their sentiments; i knowing they will not be appreciated, and it is toe much like "casting pearls before Mine. "' Thni , 1 thi time that might be spent pleasantly and prof itably, in social conversation, is passed in critici sing the hostess and tho appearenee of her guests, I in idle gossip !snout the fashions of the day ; and perhaps 'a little music-murdering on the piano. 1 4 ,'Oh!:hes too sentimental;" is the. cry if any one E11012i14 have the courage th introthfce a profit able subjeet fur conversation ;;in other eworils, hir opiaionti and reflections are too just; he .expreses too ranch intellectual feeling. A moment's thought will ahu;s any one the absurdity of such an expres sion. In these days of-reforniatiori, cannot some one be Imind to commence a reform: in society in this re. t? ELLA. Tommy a, Ike. 21st, 185-1. • HMI i iREMON• AF?AII Sit sus, EDITORS:—This is the icason of the year that seems peculiarly adapted to the cultiva tion of the youthful intellect, and a time when the public mind is more than - ordinarily absorbed in the Consideration of means adapted to the pro motion, to the IMIIFO of education: And as th• Thyt!icill rcanfort ,of the schOlar is an important consideration in training the intellectual faculties, I think _ t may not be out of place to direct atten tion to6;:e building just completed by the Board of SehleA Directors, in the town of Tremont; for the use of the Public SehoolS. It Janne of the must complete edifices of the kind Lhave seen, and will not only be a.benefit to the citizens, but is en ornament to the town, and reflects the highest credit on:the intelligence' and public! spirit of the gentlemen under whose auspi ces it has been reared to completion. build ing is Ito by 60 feet—three stories of 12 feet each ; built of brick—surmounted With a neat cupola and bell; well lighted and ventilated, and has two of Chillsen's Heaters, by which the rooms in the up per stories are heated. The' building is located in such a position that the first story occupied (which is really the second), is entered from Church St., on which it fronts as the ground floor; and con sequently there is but one tight of steps to ascend to' reach tlie.third story.*, The lower , or basement story is not. - :yet completed , as the upper stories, divided inte two School rooms each, are sufficient to accommodate the &Imola now in operation. ' 11 portion of the Basement" is occupied by the heatihg furnace's, and I understand the Board purposis finishing the balance in one room of 30 by 60 feet, to be occupied for public purposes, as a ToWn Hall, until such time as it may be required for the Schools. ;It will maker. most magnificent room when completed fur School exhibitions, or any other purpose where large assemblies are pected.. I would 'suggest to SOMA Directors In other places, who purpose building, to visit Ibis 'before, they. adopt their plans. ' • • I am ,informed that the whole cost of the build ing and improvements will not c.r.cecd $6,500, Tremont, .Dec. 154, 1854. Tris.veira. i[CORRZiIPONDENCE OF litans' JourmAL.] Jizestts: - EDITORS:--I perceive from the last Journal, that no one from our place availed him self of your generous offer to correspondents made in the previous number, and so I concluded to vol unteer my bumble services, at least for this week ; and ahouldeome one bettor qualified, afterwards trika up his pen; I am content to withdraT 'Yen are aware, I presume, Messrs. Editors, that this is, generally, a quiet place; the citizens peace able and industrious,' pursuing the eicit tenor of their way Without attempting to kick up muck of a fuss.. It is true, occasionally, that bane of mod- , enii civilized society, Aicohol, will'-get into the heads of Some 'of - them, and then there is some what of a disturbance. 'But this is to be expected so long.is lour laws tolornto the manufacture, and encourage, the .sale.of beverages which madden and finally' destroy those who use them. It is a singular feet hoirover, and to me quite significant, that not on;i of the manyg rog-eitop's in sner.midat is kept by an Anzatcaa; and I believe' that's the ewe pretty much over the whole County--=perhaps SMte. Should not this , fact suggest ideas that might be i mproved by the next Legislature, a ma jority of the membera or which were elected on A koricn n grounds? ' iestordny Was the commencement of our COM_ mtin Schools, : and consequently quite a bustle among the jimenile portion of the community.-- Daddies hero called Upoh to buy books, slates and paPer, and nultennan wore busied in rigging up the little one s f ao as . to make a tidy appearance among their companions. At the appointed hour many Of'the flaen-headed and rosy checked youths and I .I maidens- l i i the future sovereigns of the land, could lid seen pparrying to the magnificent new school le;use fin shed the week previous. This 'building, .situated 'upon a commanding eminence, is really azi ernes /lent to the Wee, and au enduring monu ment to he' taste, judgment and public spirit of 'oar boarl of School Directors. It is substantially built; three Dories high; the basement partly of well dressed and uniforin sand stone, the other stories o' brick; the whole surmounted by a very tasteful steeple. 'The east of the whole. inclu.: ding gr.Fl etc.. is said to be about $ 7,000.r- Samuel 'pple, E : sci., Who'is I believe the projec tit of o building, and under whoseipersonalan pervitio it has been erected, deserves, and will no dau b :receive the sincere thanks of all good i ctizens o f Tremont, sea comings generations will regard im as their benefactor. . • t} A stiger visiting this place would imagine us / shut o n from t the rest 'of the world by - the cur rounding mountains—but such is not the, case.— , ii'e ha , l t daily communications with Philadelphia • and Ilartisbnn by' means of the railroads, and through the telegraph ini tea cegassualtata with #rat, of oar elmetsi almost lastautatmouely.— I;an you woo tulawareas wallas your numer- ens 11111411114 11151mrs. Editors, tlsactierei.is s line_ of telegraph trim here Co Behuilhill Ilsvon,aind thwablitizins Ali or aaiiatheeplace urbleh coin ba,reachesi liglj ring : aanitransaet *duels f titb our eitic'ene withennitnining thif exPensa o j et personal visit short Ain i le ago, t hO . at' "a doer:" "a 4101" rear - retitled throng* our Amu, and many of the b4iold allue . young buck-, chased hy the relentless .hounds, -had: yen tired 4nr bound* and' war soon captured; buiebtired, sn I suppose . deroriC,e. These ani , male, aeenisi still have their htunts among our snonntaiti. The roads are as present in eaneLlent, order fur sleighing, and the farmers is the rallies beychld tts seem , to improve the occasion. j Almost cOnntle9 number's of Oledo, laden with ollltinds of produce pass through here, en route for; Pottsville. 'One thing f ern .s re of, Monti. Editors, 'there is no immediate danger of famine in your place, and-if the citizens of Pottsville ilevouenil the pork-, beefs pateuttry, &e.: that passes thiongh: this place, there few, rerylcw tlrahanaites among, you. • •i • W. 11.,5.. Tremont, peeepther 19, 1854. • e ltittiligence. 1,1".0•Is liliehigun, the Meth4diets nuruherr 16,- 959,probatiotiers 2 241,10nal preachers 231., churrti es 139, valued at $ . 246,060, with an additional SO,- TO for parslnages. - - NOTICES: [tinder this head we will insert gratuitous!, standing notices of ,geligionis service in the sev eral ehurehei of our Borough,; together with all special notices for that purpose r provided they'are furnished to us in proper time.--Eds. Joni.] Sir TRINITY CHURCH, Centre street. Pottsriite, key Rona. WsSittilt.e, Rector s , A. D. ISM. Service ergniarli In this Chnicit /Jerry Sunday. 1114Cmg at 10, ,, to'elocin • ; evening, at 7 o'clock. . . .. Are-ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, Market Square.Pottsville, Pottsville, Rini. D.V.IIIEL Str.cat, hurt Or. Divine *prelim in this Church iispalarly every Handily. Morning. at 10 , 4 :o'clock; evening, at 7 o'clock. Weekly Prayer - Meeting. Thursday eVel{ting, at 'lli o'clock. ! . .. • 11OLLOWArS Oridia Cure for Or; real Hcbildy.--Charles Denton, a commission agent, residing lu Walnut Artnet,. Cincinnati, has informed Professor Holloway, that he suffered ,considerable whenever he went on tile Southern espeditions, which he was Pre. quently compelled ,to do, putioulatly to Nets Orleans; his tongue !Alcamo dry, his throat tarefied, accompanied with great general debility. lle tiled a variety of medi• dues. but hl* health coutioued'ui decline: As be had beard Holloway's Pills spoken of lacy taghly.'he deter- mined to giTi) them n.trbkl. The ,ehtues of these medl. does in Nisi case, acted like magic; to three weeks he was completely invigorated, and; a perfect cure of the system effected, and he declares ho will Dever ,be again without them. • • • - BWAYIiE, U. D., an eminent physician of Philadel phia. has given to the world the'bentrilt - of his erperienco by preparing!remedles suitable to Wilma every disease.-- Dr. Svrayneis Compound Syrup of Wilde berry, for curing coughs, colda, consumption. and alb dimases of the throat. breast and hinge. It is certainly Unattrpasaed by arty'n medy yet khown. Physleians, vie men, the press, all. pronounce '.a triumph in the healing art." It gives tone to the 'stomach, strengthens the digestive organs. dud is the original and only true preparation of Wild Cherry manufactured. Observe particularly the - portrait of Dr. Swayne is es the wrapper around 'each bottle. Dr. Swayna's Vertnifuge. for destroying NTT:us. runny Dyspepsia. i r e. Dr. Svraynes s,u7,ar•costed Sarsaparilla and Tar a gentle puriptilve mut alterative medicine. far:, superior to•the pills in general use, Dr. Swaymea Cholera ' ?deems, Diarrhea and bymentery.Cordixl. h never falling remedy. Dr. Swayne's Fever and ;Ague Pills, for chills. • Laboratory for the manufacture and sale of all:0 Dr. frhaynes Pamtly h rediclneo, No. 3 l 7orty Seventh PhiladelphiA: and for sale by his Agents, J. 0: 8r0.4e and t J. S. C. ifurtist, Pottorrille - O. &W. Hoodzinarr, SetttlY kill Haven. and all fir phuripal storekeepers. See ad vertiseinent.i pd-ly • lIIIVEANI-I.—Brought home to The door of the fallen; A wonderful distc.)very has recently leen made Ty' Di. for ft..., of this city. in the treatment of Consurnptcm. dstb, ma and all ONenSen of the tune, We refer to -Dr. Cur tin' ilyeeatni. or 'tubaline: Itygeart l'ap;t• end Cherry Syr. up." • Vilth;thls new method"Dr; C. has. restored mane afflicted ones to perfect health: as an evidence of which he has innumerable certificates t Speaking - of the treat ment, a physician remarks IS evident ttrat!inhating —eniedantlY bresthing an Tremble, healinp vapor. the mf-dicinal ptoperties must come In direct contact with the 'thole of the arta] cavity of the lune& and thus 4scapi,the many and varied changes prcsiltuied upon them when; in troduced into the stomach. and sithjected to the proceas of dhtestion.l ;The llyeestha is far kik, at all the lirlittriats throuehouf, the country.—Xem York Madonna of Jan-, nary. N. • The Intia3or Is worn On the breast underline linen without thisii least Incoureeiteneti:—tho hear of the body being suftbscut to evaporate theifluid. llundrierfs of cases of Cures like the folio's, 'hag might be named.. tine pioikazo of Ilygoatia has milli me of.the Asthma of isix years standing.—Ves. lire:bury,' it 'M.. of Ihroodorron. l'a. - I tun roared of the Asthma of 10 years standing Curtis Ilyteana.—Nargarrt Pain n. Brooklyn.. N. I'. • Mr. Prink of No. 6, .Mamtnond'Strict. New .York i was cutest of a ttevere P.l, of Bronchitis by tlfollyereito.a. My sister has been cured of a Ptstrissing.roUgh neNey cral yearn standing. and decided to incurable by her physicians , she was hired In one month by the Ilyge ana.—./. H t (Alder], P. M.. Price three dollars a preekve &dd by Curtis, Isr:ritin BOYd &,,lilll, Nn. 14y Chambers sleek. New• lock.-4' packages sent free be express to any part. of the tioltiod Staten for Ton 1 1 1 , 11. • N. Itycianit ti the ' , Tidos] inn& milt genuine Mitieie, ail .alms it, base imitations nr Tile and injurious iinunterfelts, Shun them is you would psison: , [37-12r; DIED. (11.0I1F.1:--On the Ilth Inst., In Philipct•ar,z. Farren unty. N.; J., Is= Er t Gump .dauahte l r of John and -Marl 01 ,, vier. formerly of Pottisille, aged 1 year, 1 Month, and 20 daf . - FERNSLER—in this Ilorough; dit. Tuesday ectpitql lent. ronsort of Joi,o, Ferneler, 1.3 e.", aged years and, fi months. . .. . - . BARKLA—Suddenly, at Sat i e Harbour, linatster - C . o. on the ri i th inst., of apopietitic stroke ou, the Lungs; CkTIIARINr, wife , ut Win. Barkbr. formerly of Pottal%lht. , STERNER—On the MKS inst t .., JOTlN:lnfant 'son .Pt• A, l' W. F•tern4r. aced lb months... l'hb friends of NIT , . Sternor AN Nl4pqtrul ly Intitisl to atfend bib Itineration danday 24th tort., at TO o'clock- froin'liis reiddiittn.• in Norwegian btreet, Pdttscille, . • ! , .. r 1 T/IE JOI.3I.INAi Pearbes. toed. $1 25 ;du do - _unpaid, 200 Pried Apples, pared, 1, 50 kftite. 44 , Ma• • 2.5 Ilutter, pair pound, Sbouldera, do • ' llama, 1 , do 11-to 12 tiny, per t on, 00 Plaster, do' I - 500 POTT.SVILL CABRECTED WiII.:KIS FO Wheat Flour, Mil., ;2,10 00 Rye Flour; hlll., 5 00 11 heat, liushel, 2 00 Rye. 1..1 , , 1 12 Corn, i do • 00 flats. l do '...Z I'otatoecj do ' 110 Timothy; Seed, 2 25 Clover ._ ' al. , 4 00 HARDWARE & I t r 'TS I Vr . HEII I ..k . TI the 1 1 °,4(AK.'retz44:7' - - Dervraitier 23, 1851 1 ' Tr NIVESi & FORKS.--k;arvers that; iv. sill dissect either Turley nr, liear.At the liani ware aria Iron Depot. ! ! FRANK Porr. Deeeriber TA, IFS! t . - 60= 1. SHOOTING IRONS=...inythitigfroril a instol to a 'Fix-Pounder. Fine ;Double-AO Single Gum. ;At the Hardware and iron Depot,- • ~ • • December 'A UM b- LI 1 FRANH PglT. ' TOOL BOXES, Good &useful Tools;. the best present for lads on this oeciudok It the , ardwijire and Iron Depot.i I FRANK POTT. • • &comber 'X, 185.1 - ' i, .... - bb• - . 1111.1 E FAMILY TOOL RACK , --This , ihdiepeniable linck still holdS.ito favor With the vu lie,iand has become a neeiamary. ulee of furniture In every household. At the Ilardware stud Iron Depot.: Deeeinher :,M. 1844 SU- : - F.RANX I'o*. - 9 TONS FLA'll BAR RAILROAD x x 34, and 1 32'i•N• its store And for tali by • ! GBORGE. BRIGHT. , • 'hob and 11nrdwniu Mart:mut: • October 2S. 1/4.5.1 .132.411 FOR SALE & TO LET. 1 011,SALE—Th.'e Canal 'Boat ;Dr'. J. G. Koehler, priceirro ihmeand ‘l,llars. rrl7,bt of throe buntlied and ..i , ,:hty-two &Mrs.' Apply at Set ylkill ilaTenhlo ',JO: 4 .EN! A. DIR:111E1,11.1S, December 18.54, QOOO ACRES OF. LAND - Mi. in OClhrbm and Lycoming cOnntit4, al.:Mt - dye miles lions the route of the ttunbury & Erie ileilrOd. Apply to J. AuDials mcewL, Real Wats & Land 'Agent,rentre it.. op. Ellver Terrace. Potts Title, December i1,11+54 • 48-tr F 4 OR SALE.:-4. INEW. PE RPE ti l dteular Engine of 14 Norge power with pantile corn. pleter4he whole occupying a wpomr Rye feet witterv. To he seln at the -York S totu. 1 ' E. YARDLVY PottevlllU. November 11.:1++51 444 f 1 4 1)R• I SALE.—Twelve small 'caie,i is inch wheels, suitable for Contrutees, Poliadiy: min Pad Machinists, or tor, Railroad.Compaab , s, to Om on rtplifs or about their [might depots; Apply to .• 11 CA Nina:, MIN) EA, - • • Iklastare City. • 42-tt I L : fkiober 21,1 AM IiDD YELLOWS - CEINIETERY:—. IPorsonn daimon of pnieliastrig burial lots in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery, 111 apply to' _ , • ,f DU NI POTT, at the Iron Store r Town Hail; • • ~ceteitOle Hoorn, Tirr.Smith. Centre street or • /mix 8. C. Mann's, Centre Street. ' SUr. 11, P.:41 . Qii(000 SAWED Plastc ring .Latii.— e he Anbscribera offer for sale ni . their establishment. at Si. 300,000 .snew/ Plactenrid Ldh. of .tbu tomei quality. Also, on band a:goteral assortment of Lumber, ttifried work of every description, rash glared and primed, Plain and Paunel Doort: Shutters.. - te.. ke. Drift ;Care made to cyder._ .; • BRIGIIT & LAWTOy. • . . .•..4temberiAlsu PORT CARBON IHOTEL FOR SALE. 11IIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS . FOR'. ju Pule the, above well knownltntel to the Borough of Pori Cachou, now oecupleit by Michael Wean& It tint.: taint sixteen nnodCrrottei, together with two roonui 'basement fittest op exprtoisty for a. refectory. Them titiod stable ott the prelnises. To a 441 purchaser the pmierty will be sold very low. vo n terun applylto • CHAS; IV. PITSIANt C o ttstille. : De l thelllo, ortober 2.s t IfSs4' Vdtt SALE.—L.—tiireeteei isit Steam I 1 lingin* tuturaftirtiimd by Wm. Durdrn. oi'Drook.. lynJ New Tort, of ten; twelve and fifteen i hiww ol ll , 'wee, with tosontotive boiler:, and lit tint rate running ord,te,: haring hen to nor but one veer. They are now in °pma non on the new. Docks 'oftli; ebeenneeke k: Delaware Oa nali one at Delaware City, oat at Pt. Gesvri abd one at 4:1141 ; Peaky Cab where thor ...Robe. men at. atri time, and .any, InfOrmation nieen br require& ,They min be }old atelhaors, ,CASPEE DD43IC I ; Delaware City. ; ; `etisber ; ' tf ; _ ... 1. - . .. „ ._ tit*O mi FUR *Atka —ot 1TAI.1".k1Itoli FAILSUCon• *sloths X ear i, Won. or_lroc of tibirtt t 1:30 seem sow ebosnal and In stottrA star of cyan -; radon, tn. oronothicfrr well coyote.' with Clooront, , OW,. and Yellow-Fine tionLet, ott o ino,, ~,, the suslu .„ 4l4 . a. uni Riser, In Franklin toirnship. Nfreitoar county. five! rates above Dancltb, ,7,ft Improteinenta amidst of a double two story Dwelling( Rouse, Barn and Ont. botormo. Theta Ls a B.IQ. of eseellent water on the pro. to b s e, anewdying a disaWn al thistles& awl. bomb. Tao =Clel Mi solit fit, rents Nib On 4100011/111104544 m. fortbor vidotleuMrs apply ID N 1 „ : MILTON BOONE, illeomMe. avel:abet, 11.11554 1 - • .13FACII;MOUNTAIN , COAL delis.- ; • . ri lli 111111 Air X A.RE....v t , , Mimed tbillajorr ton.. Orden Ibrigooa clean Pearl , the horuttsh of Potbrttle. co mantels .14:4 *At Ceal...ZUI pounds to the too,olll be 1 I ILACE MARE, with oho I , fr PronPtilt' filled It k 4 at lloofoo'i.fclocfre *re, corner of • • The owner torequeeted t ,, e.Jr °entre sad Marko% ottvoto-Garristure ikto4i,Stare, Ventr e 1 PrP.r,fit" , PaY thargt.. *ad take h er itteet-.4ittadrs /160. - .V 74 - t, Mottentango arms—Klein. ; !"... .Ibo suldocoordlim to lay. errq MOO% Meant cartx,e. , , t, .. , December Z. Vic 34 •- _ . . • • ; !,( - 1-it . .-' - N'it'stiber 9, 1434 clii3ArrY; TIIO3IAS & CO.;' have recnoteddo-Sho office in J. nst, In Centre street, a few doori store the :Pentrylvank Bell, *Bete perrns ?wrist:, .buzlnea Nitl3 thin, will please - . PROCLAMATIO N OTICti9 hereby ntJ p( Q-PARTNERSIIjr.-- r . LKAVIS AC- PENltltti resmnetthe'sollint and shipping bola Ist pottasin t .y. ( and kr the - minty a of ' his thda day associated with him O. An- ma. day ~f y amar. denried, John Rommel. Jr.„iind tiecno It. Pitts, under A. mnti nw . on , • -"' thee - tins of Lmsta. Arosaarta at Co, at .82 Walnut atreet. Th o „/„... La , tat • Wharies NUS: 7 and IS, Tort Itietunond._ /Ma W 12040 data it sball to appmr f 1 .113DEN11.1gp. takq noti,e, and gn-Tvry, G COWIE POrPS. . WILLIAM G. AUDI:NH . IED, • Ft ,, T u r , org r , p,t, r in,• • JoHN ROMSI ELI Ja. Dervrnbr:X). 1 4 61 .2-tf Tinuary .. :c . IIIARLES WAIUBBARD,: : Agent lo r 1 i the sal° of - ANTltiLiClrlf. &W. Lifit:>ll-N . 01:6 Coal 'r er. Ist Floor. 71. Pine Ftreet. City of NAisr 'fork. ! -. 114414 IlszletutiXtrt...rry. Einar. , • .... ;._. . • - • - , 1 Loaf an lt. ,, tu flats .. from the L.- 1 W,IIITE ASH; '' 4 ti. 4411 Lorinn. : t . • 1 'it a irovw. itrosa N.'nOLln. ankj Mark • - k Beath. trout th e &hay Witt ivnion. • -Mate. BAUWIt. SaW , W.I. Orchard, RED ASH, : • hiv • • . 13-11). W rms. . prom the celebrated Yr.:album Old BITUMINOUS, Cc... Nines; also e4mberlattd and - ; Liverpool. . ovvicr. foutts-- , 12 u. to kvenis, 11-ti El PrAYLOR ON COAL.---,NO;PICE.--- ,A, All sulecribere to Taylor an Coal, will plena. call at tsarrtgues' DoOlt Store, t entry street, arid ivr _their roppliey JOnN POWN NIL ' • quher 1R54 50-ft ,l eel Jim Dix ftbissate. VOTICE.L:—The members; of Miners' I I Lodge, No. of 1: O. of 0. P:arenkniated to meet at their on the netting of the 2‘L of January, 11 , 40 , 1111iLltS1 of Itnpmfance requires their. attendance. A full attendance laietinired: JWIN J. los Es, &e n ,. Pottsville, Neember bo.2t 17:ASTATE: OF JOHN BRA,USE, DE- A • CgASED.—The undersigned, Ate4itor, aPPolute 4 , y the Orpti.ins' Court of Schuylkill County, to digit lute the balance to the hands of Charles Atrause, Admin istrator of John Brame, deceased. as per his account tiled and, contrmed, and also the balsam in nie hands of said Administraturfrom the sale of the Real keeeste, as per his account filed and confirmed, among the heirs and repre sentatives of said Estate entitled to the ism*, and also to Adis* and make distribution among said heirs and legal i representatives of the amounts respectively, realised from 1 putparts taken PA the appraisement of the Real Estate of said decedent. by sumo of said helm, will attend at his tent* in thetiorough of Pottin tile. on Thinalay. January 11. 1g45. at 10 o'clock; A. M., of whirh ill,persons inter ended. are hereby notified. JOll-X P. HOBART. December:o,lssl .3te Auditor. Lira] COUNT' Agricultm; Lira] Society. The annual meeting atid. election for of hcers-of this Society will take piste Ch -Monday the Ist day ut January, 1103, 'between the hours of Y and 4 0 . - ClOCk. P. M.. at the . public house of Paidel Boyer of Or ; ixtburA. . • ; December 9,1 S ,t 4fAt TQTLCE.—My Wife, ELIZABETH, _A ..has separated 'Emelt :froto'ms. and refuses to live wit me again. I caution ail personatkainst harboring or trusting heron Soy account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting, from' this date. . . Pot! December. 2.:1:554 - the Swatara railroad Co. • ' PntOrille Deeeether 13th, 1.854. Th.- Annual ,Afeseilnit of . the. Shareholders will be bold on SATURDAY, tlf ilay of Jean:4o7 beet, at 3 o'clock, P. M.; at the °Mei of the Cothpany.at which time.tus Eleetlon for President, right llanagere,.Treasurerind Lcretaty will take place. -•W. D. 31,0 DRE, Se cretu r - y Deeembe'r • ) ' . 413.3 t rtto,tiXECUTOR'B NOTlCk.—Notiee heA:l3' Overt to. those hohliteti to the e ,sate of .t$ Wo..u.+34A,late of ripe,zrovy Township; COnhty, to make luturediOon pnj v mcnt tb t ruLnriG r, tend all persons haring rhtitns or dettlands aoatto.t the' 6.11, are requeired - to tuaLe/ thew klluw4l vcithout daxv. WISJ,LX. St, Clatr, Derembeiln, TAISSOLUTION.—Noti6;e is•lereby eivot 'that EmantSel Srraus amh nitro Kolh, trnd nir: in the name of Philip Kolb /4 co_ hate this day (No• %ember lrth:IS14:) dissolved rartnership'by mutual con t, and that ail the Istrtnerehip transactions will be set tled up by'l'hilip Lolls. who will carry on the business as burr,. in his, , ,,wn nap.te. LIMAS CFA; STRAUS, P11.1411' KOLB. ; • it.bt. .Notquber 1q54 y(Y:l ' lCE.—Ninice is hereby given 11 that appllrath4 - made the next- Looista ture of Pennsyblanin fey- a CI, rim , foria Savings }lank. to he h;cated In th'e Borough of Pottsvlllis with a Capital of Fifty Thousand Dollarscavith the prliThare of Increasing it to , One Hundred; Thousand Dollar's, aud of receiving Thousand on Interest !and lll , counting, to he called ••THE I'IITTSVILVE sAvlMts ISANK-7- - Juno 2119;4 -V e-ks OT;O.E.— N.Otlet, is Ilereb given that thy-Miners' Rank of Pottsville.' in the County of Frhuylkill. Intend to apply to the Cm:lshtar,. of rehn. sylvardh. at Its next ls-mion e for. 'lbe privilege of Memos , tog the Capital Stork of said Bank . tionl Two Hundred: ninny-and to an amount' not evosaling Five Hundred Thousand don.rt.. 11y order of tbe it;,ard. July I. jsfil yoTrt;E.—Notice`• is hereby given • t . that Letters Testamentary od the last Will and Testament of Samuel K. Kepner, latet , r w r st t e , ship: e9unjy. hare beet ) f rrant.l to the sole serihei, residing In tho trvnugh.nt 4'n-whrshurg. In said enmity. All perSOZIA barium claims demands AgairtSt the estate of the said decedent. are', requeded to make knoun the same wlthetit.dAnt. Onsigstnirg, NovOnfier 25,18,54 Caibcin Port- Car- C` tx;n Ono - 117, 2 • . . -PAI, - ,/ofciphin. iVhcrcnt o .r no. 1k51.. The eraninl meeting of the,Sn;ektiblders will be holden at the °Mee of the Company. N0."7 Library street. oh NItINDAY. December '2sth. at t 'o'clock. A. Ms",at witch' time the election of a President; 1.1 Managers, a Seem taiT and ll TrKLSLIIVIYWiII dalie place; _,.. ... :I'. C. 11OLLI9, gcretary.r i . 47e1t 1., Lam! IFFICE Sehuvik ill Valley' Navigation N. : •5 and nail Read Cotnnsny, Phduebdphi,, I'Vl,centhrc 'rho annual meeting of tlie Stockholders will occur on It/ND.3l3. l )ecotoher 2. 5 th: rit 9% o'clock, A. 3- at the Of rOMPamr. No. 7 ÜbrAry abnet, at which time an Electinn . fora President, fits Managers, a Secretary and Treseurer, wi7lltike, place. I I , I'. C. lIOLIAS,. &47e4rry. Decornher 1A31.' ." ,47-4t CilFFlCt t l Mill Cieek - and MiTkg -Hill .1 Sailicaiinia and Hall Road CoMpany. tr • • II- l'hladelphia;...Vartnther 30. 1 , 453. The Antinal,sneeting of the Stockholders will take taste MONDAY;tho 25th day of December next, at 10 o'clock. M.. at the Office of the Compaq' Libittry street. at which time as Election for a l'reA. Went, Six Managers. a Secretary and Treasurer, will be alio:ten. I'. C. llOLLlSdircntary. 47-it December 2, 1654 4reby given that the Cummikgonirs of Schuylkill County -Win receive l'rquisals at their Office, until tine lint Monday of Janu ary next, for a. Warden and Matnin; to be,appointod for the coming yeUr,ihr tho Bybuslkill chuuSy }neon,—Mr. Krebs and Wife , the ',resent incuthbents, hating reshtn ed. - • ISAAC C3TitAutu.l JACOBIKLINEI •OnnnatsiOtlera. - • . • A;lf: WILSON; ) ArTisv.-.S. K. M. KEr:41:11. Clerk. f DeceziN.r 195{ DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.— ilintarzta.i.,ettens of . Admlnistratloh, upon the Efr tate of Patrick taxnb, late of East Norwegian, township, Schuylaill county, deceased. Wive -been granted to the subscriber; those indebted to the istate of thd said deee dent. are requested to make immediate payment, and all persons Wising claims or demands', against the same, an requests d to makd (them kbown4 with Out delay, to the undersigned'. at bed residanre, at Mill Ceek, lasi Norwe gian township. ' • November 18. 1854 JICE Mine Hill &!S. H. It!' R. Co. ( • ./"liilacielphia, 1411 mein h. V.A. 18e4. A stated, Annqal Meeting of the St et of thisr Company.wlll he; held at their iktieti in the Hall-of the Franklin Instittito, No n South Seventh street. on the bth day of.lat munch, tianWary).! 1N76., at. to - lork in the Ibtemon, at which a rep,rt of the proce..dinigr or , t h e hoard of Matsaxers will lhe ,pfrolnted. and an Lou will he hold for a President Aiad tya‘hoongers. to conduct the alTalra of the bativtliy Nat' the year erstttag r . - • WI tit A3l lil DMA:. .eerdary. fir-err,tv,r l• • , N A vonef:.--=.4„rencrd 31eettim of:the Siockboldera amt Imanbeldera of the sobuylkin Navigation ('ompany nitt bo h.4d at their tdliee. No. 72 - Walnut street, in the City of Philadelphia— , on 1310NDAY, the let day of Janu ary, A. D.,t PM. at 11 o' lock. Ai 31.; at which meeting an Elect lon will. be held for a PreilderitAWelve 31anwra, a Treasurer and tierretary, for ttaid Company, and such calor bmineas howled upon as the interests - or the Cur. toiration may require. - • ; W. 3f. TILGIIMAS; Seerriar:!. , Mee geh.. Nay. Co., Ptah. 'ZA .1543 TAISSOLUTIO., .f ..,I,ll'.l'lo,N.—Notwe is hereby Oren that tho phrtnersl4 fortnerlir existing I, '*nosh Edward Pass - and! John Pass and Herbert SIMMS. Coal )liners. trading tinder the firm cif Pass k ;Atoms. was 'dissol% - ea b) nilltilna roi t.inti. on the '2lst of !igloo 'ber last by the 'withdrawal of Herbert Simms. The !t,,i eln.esi, of the late firm; will be iieilled up. by .the ~th, pnrtners, and the butini.shhenstfter will be o,,ntlup ,- . l .by •lEdward Pass: - .lohn, Pais% and John Tompl..: mob r the firm of PastfA temple. 1 i Elm .tilli PAN - , , . •I ' ' '', - JOll N p.i.S: , . , , 11E1; nEhr SI3IIIS. - Derember - b. 1•54 1' ' . 4.-t. . vvricE. 7 —'llle . - s . 1 ib, , , ,, , - :, ji m. v .,,i rs . : . 11:e t; r e i: n i ., )) , - -i- I Pi'. bctro..- th m l'or'ui ~ ohirter of a Bank of LeCi. .t. titian of rennsr. lima, •7 • • Disoonnt,Depoelt and lestio. i. , h i o heated n the llormigh of T. 11113,10.1, rWhilytklP CoUi.l`. Pa.. to t., called tbe "Anthracite Bank of TammtP.i' 4l tb a capital. of Two ' Ilundmi Thousand Pollar , l ltiontr.n7ctiorti. l . ft. A. Itrato:t. J . tiontarnil J , trt, i tteoaoe WI , VIAN. .. j', Ina*. lir,Naturx.t.l JturA l'Anntlit.' , ' . I • Itmis.a.r HATCLIPT.!, 11175. L. T. ficarre,, _ 7 Wm.flios;tilison, ~: ' MICHAEL lIEMD. Prren It.prU AN. is . aria. ilratxra. Tanunitut June:24.l'lA. •. ' 'stn li — Oit/I - ERRY CREEK RAIL ROAD i c ,,,ipANy.—NntPe to 1214mby Rirrn, that eta sta rd ineeiingof [h.; board of NS . ..liven; of mid Compan)r, hold at Itlnegrove. SrlAiyikilreounty, on Saturday. De; cember :Md. • dividend of eight per .rent. was. declared. payabla. by %%111L to Graeff, Es 4., Treasurer, on or lifter the tr.thday'of k•ohibarr next; on all the Stock paid up in full: ." • . j• CM EEI At , he Annual Pdatllon, bnid . bl tbs Otarkhoidi•rt nf raid Company, on Monday, Datambri 4th. the following perxenn weve duly elected to wile the cueing year: Pretaent.-Calob Wheeler. i • • • - • taAina,,pra—Jnbn Kttrmlller,iJohn Stews, Paul nmad, Jacob !inner, William Eckert., 4Zerrcliiy, icgrob., n. Strew, mat Haney and Adaal flatting. , N•errAir:v.-Jobe Strimpfiet. riamturcr=-Williasa Orieff. 4011 N SealvtarY• Pligenaa, Docannbe 16.1P5.4 . • , IV, 1 4 ) . 11E R§ITII 4, I :. El'', 0 R hea 'l' ,L ClA Nl' . o IS, ralleetori in these Ille;ri t e l ta hen. airraciy aettied theh...l.luplhastes iv this . year: To; show that-when col lectors are prompt I,q collecting; their- dupliratk, ling rase ,the Panay I eonsidersi,te anns of lo )e need at,:tha dirfirehve of their ekonorations. For in = stance; the Cenral an MIK{ Taal returned Aw 3iinere stile lannurgh for 1603. is 01 - 4 while rimy are hot s,los 10 few the year tai. The return of Port Clintori htwough foe 1b4.1 $9 , Bak Et 30: Neil Castle township' for IBA $213 oa, for 1354 j PTO 29 - • West Peuu townihip, County Ta* for IBS& $l6 f,3; Matta, $27 IA =cf.= 1361e518 62;l Militia, $l2 00: This rill be the bee Obtain to the ecootey. The taro 'MO& and the State tertare fee Übe yea only 59 cents. . , Detimaber 2,1854 I . - • ISM. ':.'3 ' ,461 • C-tf •I I COAL. NOTICES. 3IETER ; • 17.4V' BEI CIIAS. I411.;SF.11. nr,h..er • S.ACiirt. II A M Nfrj 4r.r.t EtEl LAMB, Aldninistratrix ESTRAYS THE COUR WANTED r .7'si TEII--.lrt of .414;.al addri"... • - .1.1.4. Eta. raft„rkr. ANdly at De , isua het Ir, lii j • 7 rlTltv, NI; 7 i 14 " I.ru ' t arrita•r• in W+ncAip.l.u.ll4l4 tni!ra rumilatel3 r. (Vane [lmrellwr ANT,EI)—A' Sittiatikm. b - iAi , . . ) 1 Ina. VV ' rictlallio; ~ k - a al about aO yr.at. arca bt.. ~_., . I Ile la a lama if good moral chinch,: ie.! rap (4. ~... b of a Mete, sti,l transact all the .lanocatt putrb u :Z': ~ p,..... k,,,,,ptb,',,,,&• Ain t, and la ao cx..olset ~,;,,,...... ...., :. farther. tarif. clar, apply at tbio .1 rfa,,,.. . "*.', I December 11 , .. 1#.:4 Ntyri(l—, - sett 6-61. TE.%611E6. 1 Apobb t lobs a 11l be tee , Ded tlbt' 1 ,, ,, , ,, 0., Ptitberillei•elloc.l ank ti, , r a Fesa,„a,q,:. to take elaar..tcs , ( a Fratale Selo c 4.. to .e.cloart., ~, a 4, , v ; ary .. ,, ,,d, p ,, ,Tok' The cup:lt:ea:ion battle gem rpit i j,' , place on We, : y Mutruiuu. Dreeinier 4tlk a.. 4. u 1 , o'clock; ta„ . - Male School 11... e. .:Si, F. r . ri ;au i,,,, , ,, ;, n6 0 . ,4 it ,_ „h i , Bnimt, a:MAD hartti4 rrerired a Ctatil, _..intl4 county Super:Ora:lout; tattiror PTO: thee , •," ,Ity for resehintr. 4al:eat/on-a to Lt. a: Ito.ed 1.. ,-. • : J. A. c...M.A.11T1: 5, ..i.:. , :f,:ry of P., D r o . Deal:tater tt, MS.& BUSINESSCkifSC DR. J. T. NICHOLAS, PHYSICIAN: . ? SURGEON ACCOLq{E t - A , ; Ofitte—Biarket St., above Puxu.iuw DIA , . 16,16.14 [May • • 643 .. ADDISO\ MeCOOI." , Convey n , cr • lu g and General Agenp Othee. Centre peett e the thine Terrace. Pottsville,' December'. MU 17. OHN'P. HOBART, APorneyat Lalt . 0 Commlnioner for New York. Miro oppftit e can Musa. tk•ntiv Stmt, P.Atsvillo.Telma. • April '24, 1t5452 1;.1 J _ _ 7 7_ ACOB,KLINE. Justice of the Pe ue will attend totho collodion of A&ntiuts, &c.pri t , go/ all the duties appertainltsg to his office. Pottsville; Dereniber 1553 • ?THOMAS R. BANNN, Attorney t taw. Pt'lke in Cutre Street. Grp , sit. the Ep p uieb, Pottsville, Penna. Nov. 11. , . 1;53 47-1, 4 6it F. NI. DIXON, DOCTOR,' Dental,Surwory. one doer akve R. C. Greer, Jewelri - Store, euntry struot, POttsriE, • "September Y, IS S 4 -AIORRISON YODF.It, I)ealers • 2 chin„, Glaa<M end Queidewarii. and and Town Ceottr ore.t, E r , 'alto, • • I' Noleml..r 11, l r EVII.LE I?lepAßDS..tti,,meN, at [xw will ?Mend to aH tAuPineraitarastoitotc, with and ran,. 4 , fl9hl ettare to it. R. :Itorrite Snow. l'ottfi .too. 11 1 , ./an.. Ax,'ll,lAA:ll NV111"1!:\ EY, .\1; 0 ;; ,,. I at Law. Pottsville. Setiuyllilll vaots. °etre Jn Coutre Street. nearly pers. that:. January4,.lS:il ._ . .... 1 ;I)WARD SIIIPPF,N Attorn er . v , i .. • Conn.*.llnr at Lau, Philadelphia will ann.du..4,. le , -i out and nll other legal busineia in the Cu, ~/: a z , delphia. teljeliduc Counties and dlfte . wher,.. /1., L corner 6th and Walnut t.tioeaa:llola,h. iriAMES 11. GRAEEF, .A tt „„,,, li 1.... w, having nvuoved to l'etiytyin ), ~,,,,, „,,,,, i ,. 4. nix•' under thegelegniph pffiee. C t pp r,s'e r ,,, .. a ,,,,, Miners Ilanli. thwentber f, la.ll , ' . 1 i...1y T . ' P. WHITNEY. lExcleiiii.r. Col. I , ~,,,,i,„. commission and 1...i.eral ..1,4 , :tts, next door to `Miners' flank. Pot t •Yille. d 5 ,... et urn,cl money, i1,•14 and I!..'llyrr. Drop} on /14,114.4 a ¢i New York fiv wde. nrireh 2U. 1552 1 I.' lIENRY W. POOLE. Civil. T -T,)- . .:traphfral. and 311111n2 I . .ln2ineer. Fere. Amex ladistille. l'a... att.:left 1.. any :dine), i'vplers,us. other Erizlneerin2 work nui....,-nd .(rd the Asihrl, Coal Ilmien of l'ennyylennia 1 . Jule '22. 15:.4 . 2 . 1.11 GO. EK. SMITH. NIININt; no.. 11.er and Surveyor, Silver' T. rms., Center ..,,, Pnti s, ilk. Pa. Examimitiont. ; liqnmt, Swaryi e., Mnps or Coal Mines-Coal Lauds. Nliiiltii:. Mvikintql I. eXeCiittni on the shoriest notice. ;agent fil 011 Mina i '''S tenth, , I 1 , 1.1 , i vv. if- 401.1:q PERnICP.N. LVf, TEX FlO W. DERRIC kSO N & CO.. Mr nt.,tunTs nr 3latb/r ManjOr. nomiraeo& Iliad Stones. P4 , 0'21. Wach-ertantl,' Table Tor. anlMtv Work generally, ptrEvt, a t,Ozn I.lzteenth. ph/a. . Nwrember.ll. 10.11 • • • .GENCY—For the l'urcliast , Sale of 11.41 Estate: buying and N 111n4 C 3 long chargo:of Lane 3.llVies, kr., and c;o6ecc: Henke—frour tiietay years experience in the Csys•vs Lows ti gi u satisfsetion. 31ahantarrs Pottsville. ;CHAP. M HILL April 6, 1530 1441 PITRVEs DENLER I \ , :CRV A . • iron. Copper. Brass. Bat and Wyk Tin. NNtl, iirdern reedrtql l r Brame and appr work. and furnishinir. All onk, with the above line promptly tittendel to. ' Corner Penn 'and South mrr , n, dinnell. 1 ,1 53. dl-tt -.lez.=. DR. G: N. ':.'II.OIVIIAN. Sur 1 8.2. geou Dentist Orirtrei' u Drirl; Duilltror ottr Market. ant Itlecond Stmets, wrist shit. four &sits tat lisquint W lson's Oilier, where all operation. on thsist ant pert ed. and riew t,eth ifiserted on moderate tan lie warren all hi' work. trtob. e r 1. I SZ.3. tot! Ell" W. (;EER.' i Attornet; at Li n cottuty..ra... ILLYETLS.-10 lion. F.L1.1,1 LEAL,. Hon. F. 1t..1!..505t, L Co.. Courtladd street. .Vrts' 1 , 4 4 .. lion. J aims 11. CAMPDEII. OLIVER WATSON. E,ll, WerhOiptirre, n+. March 1' 1. , 45.1 `rte BROAVN, lijspeetor.of Mire teng l ers sortfoos to Lauilowners and rem , : making tcsanximitionst, Roporix, ke., of Mints anlCo lands. Ffrom Mis. knowledge Of %dna and i:stsirtiv.' Mining (Iteration*, homing been- in tide county 14 yre and carried on nines the tkiit 6 year,. be Indrii tor general qtlaraction to all who may employ him. nE.VEnS to 3.eara Nrtu. aid 1). 6.\P Ir., tags. Tille. BF.NJI,I Y MILNES and WlttlAil I'IT3E. phis, for . poldlity and integrity. ItESIDSNCE—In Norwegiab stmt. School Itiiuso. Pa.!, No•eratior IS. Ins-1 ,! • 4.s.Zais NEW YORK. iff Lager f yp , p.r crnt. ,vlrolite, r. ..n the ms 13K 1 . 1:111.1liillq), DECENN:B.I.th. THE OF HORACE GREELEI IDl7Or, OF THE t"i2F r,:l BY JAMES PARTON. 12mo, Cloth, 460 pages, llluitrated. Price El HI is a full, complete and reiiat:e rAp.by of this remarlohle 'man rreyansi :4 , partlranl ,oh', would pnntint only one side le: 'Yr ontirelx disinterested and Ltdpartlal. who ill 11 pr- 4 tion visited ererc . p.lacthert• his ht..^= l " , and ohtllned the most minnto InfiTtnatlnh 4-* retishldadds lt Ix not 4' morn "wood-a frcr:t' but addlt to the charm of truth Cho fascituth- , t , "‘ k." par, the y roof-reader ; meat intens: , :- . raphy l evee read." A mil i nher #.l ilititaratinnsi, including 4 full c't' trait tt . tioitotd ibterest , y 1 httilit.hed IF•ON 11101 11 'c , Puri. Er,er. • Ir.tr,u her 'I 1854 . WE; THLISH THIS 1/.6', Dgegiirmn, I!, ! , :i FANNY FE41%"11 'NOVEL, 1 7: !1 I M, g rirIECALLIt !1 'PALE OF DiIESTIr 1.11. T. 400• ages, lamo, tlothi Price. WI -,,......_ 1 'i V' , ItY BODY knows . FANNY HP _l-4 e ..ry Jody has 1414:bid and cried 0 ,,... Le 1 43 Magi ! .garhing. trail Hui. gerlal writings; rs, ry '• , tt'''' wish 16 read th),lter fret ril.ret. and erorr. . ne .: ." read lids 41 prutiounre it brigreateet work. ;•rogil't crittc. : who has read the yiront sheet.,. "Rmr Ar l,l l work Ihich not only care:ids any Min.: SEA I''' . l Fl•I• ' hi , . before written. tut 'stitch In miry .-7"•' ; I surpasses any other wnrk! , whateror. Ft 4 1.'1.91 0 sitsisitimitntervu of narrstli v., for ori.thmlUy ,f ~ 1 .,..1 tion alid treatment, for seoilehing sarea,ta s. I''" 1 retuk l eluf pnAtustotts and hypocrisy, for ,let;U:r dr.' rat l 11. and wintorneneas of religions itrniest: , O f 1 11 0 1 '. reshtuts, shuplleity,ldlreclu,s; xrd Isoira:lsCl style, , We hats ueser soon its equal. • ' . : at , ' rkol oc h e takes prAgresion Of cur Insrt .0 rc , : •, • “ itt.ri" through her trials with vmelt I nterest s l thong ahe wen:, our own 4 acr; k b e tresalol'' t 1 " ;1 0 i ll. oho sit en not a sorrow, which the rral a0 , r 0431.4 mi , arutel as though the tiretlearne from hoes. lse t ,, the tioi:ond were ono of his own sad etpriwts '''' ctilters an• ouch as we ire constantly sctll':''' " ; 17-011 life: and bow beldli and sitilfnuy the - r : /" .1 1 bow wertrilly the story told. bow cmehir; .4;17' lbOs ilinw Aparkling its wit, box irrnwtar!e ruts l ts* rem its sat ire:and tioer rm. n., men! ne toil ° idea ran be gained eirept 't , y'reading ii Path Ilan . wilt for map by bord,ellert ;orrrsil;i any one sendluz tts the reital prier, s , sit ' 44 " Of tbe work by saga poseped4, ruhlbhrt I! • , lit Roo!: uStrilliw So. g.l ill ;I - .11'•,• •fir F ir iW•rienther 4, IS:cri' PIZ lickNiEß - 16AN 1 - ,..r - " -- ii - N - I.:D AN , j p o fr / autullcd itiass, , uf airry sarictrof styta ~.4. u c r, and of superior win atrium slit tablt II ii" at TOititakis &C., k* 1004 mod Win 1* put in r'j 2 doors JAMIikW. Ja, SOWES * 2P•wipoi. lawnar usa t riran Ms 7elluaryl.l, ism •._ • ; - CM ENID liEl
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