The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, April 14, 1855, Image 2

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thee Works has !wed azreed upon in either
~;,';--":-..r..5_11%._.iit.2*...-171"-7.; -e• branch.
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- -j-irtlt." - r .- In connection with this matter of the sale
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______ of the Public WorkS of Pennsylvania, we oh
m, _ cis , c ,. , ,,, 111R
it . k. serve, t:i
o f t
,z l),l l‘ t t th: c : , .i.s.ertion . is
th made that the elee
,o. -. O. ANSURONto c United States
U V Senate. Ironi(1 secure theaale of,the'rnaialine,
el) U
' and that'several members of the Legislature
---..: hare expressed themselves favorable to the
• _ t elkction of Mr CAM!ERON, in order t4 - authorize
B. BANNAN; Editor and Proprietor.; ! Now, if this is . to the sale of th e line. be
en-
C. LITTLE. Associate Editor. i ti re ly relied upon, we are sore there is no °tit
, er way by which the eitizens.4 Pennsylvatria
1118 JUNIOR EDITOIt'S viamancroßY
POTTSVILLE, PA.
SATURDAY. APRIL 14. 1N35.
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With this number of the JOURNAL, our
Public Works secured, than to, make it depen
present connection with it ceases. Courtesy,. daut upon the election of Mr Cituiaox to the
Senate of the - United States. We coincide in
accoaingly, requires of us at least a parting
him to its readers.
the high spirited eipression of the , West Ches-
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ter Pi11,23e Record, which asserts and truly
Far five years (almost) we have occupied
too, that the people demand the sale as a right,
the chair Editorial, and &toe' ased•to the large ,
circle Of our. proiessiunal i acquaintance such alai not as a bounfrOtn'ili. Ciatnttox. or any
cheer as our ability couldl furnish from topics other man; and before they would consent to
current, or the humor of the times; O ur a i m the principle of compounding their political
riglitS they would : pay taxes all their lives,
has been to render Junai:st: a medium of ,
wholesome influence--to 'inculcate sound grievous as it is to bear them. The people
principles, public and private, audio dissemi-
want the matter entirely disconnected from
nate useful infurmation; in short, to make it
! the question of the United States.Senatorship,
stud from every other thing of public moment,
a first-rate newspaper, alike welcome to the
uotbearing directly :upon the sale. Let the
family fire-side, on the mechanic's bench and
the merchant's coMater. How far this has matter stand upon its own merits, and we have
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been accomplishe&js not' for us to deter- confidence enough in the integrAty!of the mem
thine ;, but certainly if the J.uresst's worth : hers of the prese'at Legislatdre, to rely -upon
them in the existing entergency,and predict
is no be measured by the increased leugth of
its Subscription list, then have our labors not that they will in the platter of the sale of the
been wholly in vain. Not, however, that we Public IVorks at least redeemthe pledges '
up
would appropriate the entire :relit of this 9n which they were elected.
:flattering result *o ourself, hut we do claim an Public opinion upon this questiOn is well
appreciation of duty faithfully discharged—
known and approved. It denninds impern
to be relieved assiduous attention to the two-fold interests the separation of the State and the
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. of the concern and its patrons. Surely, on a Works; it asksvt . e.f the burden
review,. we have:silo just cause to blush at our which has weighed iidown by means of heavy
share 'of the JoettesCs inanagement, or the f taxatiun for .a long series of
,years; it, wishes
characterlt bears at home or abroad. • cessation of the corruption and partizan
favoritism So long intimately and shame
We originally entered the office a compl4;;Ze
novice at k ,the business, professionally and rig" - : cormectech)vith the ope'rutiou of, these works.
chanically. Wo bad eaeryetiag to learh4_ As it is acknowledged that the; people in a
,body, ask to be relieved of odious load;
Even the J'clevil" might have laughed at our
as all know huts bur the works are
verdancy—no doubt, did. •But the sanctum
. 7 t . - ) the Treasary; and how :mail the public'
a great school—a school Of practice, of ex-
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perience, where the attentive pupil may see, mocale suffer by their continuauce in the
++~:dprufdby intimate contact with, every day bind; ne.le.*lous politicians, and men
life in all Its vicissitudes, moral, political arid actuated by patizan friendship, and ribt the
coinmercial ; 'aud though - hardlr aspiring to common weal; is it not imperative' then, that .
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the honors of a full-blown graduate, we mar the reform shofild be immediate and decisive'
hazard the modest opinion the\ we " know a We; think 'so, and in that belief, trust that the
thing or two" more than at the beginning._ Legislature • tvill provide before its 4 . idjourn-
Oar Editorial term, though/by no means a elent for the - speedy sale of the main line at
sinecure, has nevertheiess/ake.it .all in all, Owl:el/lie Works, in counectin with nit act
been pleasant, with now and thim a right proifliug. for the abolition of the existing use
cheery spot. Thal occasionally a sharp-. les , / and eorrept Board of Canal Comini-L
pointed pun may have inadvertently punt:.
t tree some!) Idy'6 sure placc; and made us au -
coeray, i 8 altugelher likely; fur i • CORPORATIONS -IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
"110 that tv r rut thliowittg A inentioneil
triskol a feast, curtain:y invitua
iast Li! ;nal. 110 W before uur State Le
j.u.lgos than his 14ietids; there's nut a ,clicist,
But Nitt and 3EJ:I3.I.:Lhi;Ig W.111 . :1 or iil-dre s s;" 'lir the incorporation' of the
But we knthr we have made many friends.: IN(1 Cli EFAk IMPItOSE.NIES f (O.: .. •
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p•,:e.nt e3t-rif.,r:er —the re.'ollee'lion of our relu- i in.th"n:•""',Y - ' ( -'-'"uTL . '" ll -'l;d' , pr ,, v.• Atht “Pen lii, ,
Vk :!, •% ;:%-;li lt'it -ft: .0 re,,,•31....,ia .r 11l their Pti , .l
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PUBLIO ZEIS7R.F.S
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i3efure the a.liluelta ant of. tile in•esent Le- It - I,..trt, not: k :0,1 I to tt./ Ihr
rt—fr.t 11 7-7 and 11 . 1 1 ,711 . 1•1 , rtnifttrrol
gislatare4 tncre are aiming- o . th..!t•
up, lb, t.uata, k.. V. 1 V thO st.-tiorLthir4 . ,.
1 - . VJ Uli L•s, .111.1 t) a'..l ••
•lr'•'•, ri•• "t;lug th e ' ..7 1 / l a'•
1. ?in:n.7 tun •,; )11,17_ n 71, 7,37771 ,1 77 1 . , 7
ittaitded by the co:iiiilteents c,t 11 1 3 - meatier; on f . r/ . .•tti7,— hal 'the
p Inv tlytAirerlots inannernent t
of that bAy, is the in )it iinTwriyive mariner. l 71.1 . 77, Inern• r 331.7 11:1,n 'halt
• rj. et, o • ;•tt• r d th.• re mrl e
We alltple t.t the ab ,liti 'a al . B i C
- -n.•i• .•ii,
C )1111111.:31 . 1t):1Cri, s al the, aJic of the ./al ,I
j n a
1,11,e tic Wurki. Arglitnut,ti for r , t4Ler‘r., ri atorptl. or annul
Ink c:7lrtiq. 777 an' lion /7,77-7.7 . 1. ; That liat.! 3111 Itetio:l h.):11 Ines- liitt ritt r.tit
S ;:es 'areacej i in all quarters of the Mate, The u; the Swatara C,,n)pa
oyeruliellning manner, • CLartur reierre.; to in the altovt!, read a, fol
that they shoaiLl radluce the desire.' effect in
Lezislature
lit this first pl.v . za, a at; ar , zuraent in ra
ur al) ;Iti )11 of the B lira of Canal C9m
the ilia that-in the Board the
nispo.isihility is dici la 1, and when an odinns
112.1,sure is each Commissioner is in
t !,'it 4.f thr.)%ving• the blame up au
therebpll4lingall.respomiibi;ity of the
errnecms pmee,e3ings of the Board. from hia
nwu shiyabl.,rs upon persons who profess as
much irr:sponsibi!ity as himself, in the mat-
ter. Then it ii a notoriptis fact,. that the
friend 3 and dependants of the three Commis.
;Loners trust he, provided fir at the expense
of the.people. In the election Of a new Board
the political patronaze t.o . be bestowed is not
least attractive feature to the hangers-on
and dependants of the men in power, and has
been a source of corruption and an eye-sore
to the pouple of Pennsylvania, since the e3tab
li:ditnen't of the Buard
Next iu the l; t
arguments, adduced to
pr•vre the Sieeessitty of the aholislintent of this
unpopalar and useless Board,•is the fact that
the Cummissibners themselves, apart from
their inliieriminate patronage and squander
iii4 of the public money among persons who
are a 3 little setviceahle to thointeresWor the
State,,naa fifth wheel is necessary to the mo-
mutual jf a coach, avidire fur themselves
generally, wealth in the short space pf three
Upon a moderate salary. it is a mat
r,r o! sarpriz to the pe.role: how the thing is
managed. The fact stars mewled howe% en.
and tiu this matter all clamorotiily demand re
re•rn. Again, if the mein line nt the Public
Works is disposed -of , thisyear, and 'we earl`,
Leidy hope it will he, the duties of the Board
:!!1:1 easily be perfucined:by a single pertin;
rendeiing the further contintiauce of the
abs.Autelv unnecessary, an'd even criini
imp:wt.:tut argacneirt tlia't a sale
of all or any portion of the l'ulAiC Works can
hardli4 be effeieted, while the Board reinnins in
ewer. with its friernis, to einbairass nil negn-
tiAliml3 which may be made fOIL the sab., of
t::r Wurlis
- The above are but a few of the reasons
whieh'ean be named. why the Board of Canal
'C.:tintnissioners-should he. abolished by the
Lc.riSlature bef)re its adjournment. In our
opinion. limited as they are, they are conclu
sive enotigh - to ensure a change, and should
imPress 'the minds of the public conservators
at iiarrisburg i as forcibly, as they have the
nious of the people th 'OUghout Pe.ansylva
ni.t. Were a paptilar vote polled in regard
t i tltis question, how overwhelming would he
1114 action of.our citizens in the Matter! Let
Legislature theit . .'as a body obedient, to
the will which'ereated it, anticipate the ex
pressed wishes of the public. and eradicate the
' e vil which now Biters on the body politic,
enl,l , l•4eitki l i! health of the whole system.
With the annilithttion of this Board, will be
rem )ved'illl perceptible obtitneles to the satis
frit•ley.disposal of the Public Works. It is a
ro ttler of regret that this subject did not re
ceive the earnest attention of; the Legislature
at an earlier day, in order that might have
beta enabled to prepare and pass a welbdi•
g.•.te4 hilt, securing the sale of the Works.-L
Ai it is. by delavieg action upon this itaport
aat until the last moment: previous
to its adjoUrrouttrit, what.may be doite,will be
totavoidablv saltiveted to many imperfections.
It it a discreditShle filet, that tioiwithstand
is the general interest felt in the passage of
a act, providing for the .nale of the Pubiic
"%Aka, and the repeated and earnest appeals
~ f the press to the Legitlature, setting forth
•-et ..riv.otage. that trill :.ccrue to the State,
!'t-3 igartin (a.t the imprvvemeuts are and
h-tve been couducted,) of which khe will be
• .•v ran hundred dais of the sea.
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generally. srould.nOt rather seethe sale of the
ICE
That the In tssla Iss h,• - conveyer' t•.
s.costo.aciv, 9,i te.• si:aspic • the past:es oohing ttio rain,•,',
; rhali firstt a colony is sisscl., It.sl 1 c ti: idol rotas tt
nis.st situsaLs r of ssiars's. and apporained lsy the said 1
' co !span :towns: the sobs:risers t ,
t i l „ cert sit .atesz s I sl. ck shall Ic-1
m i st I, sts.ssi,:ssa: Ls and transiferable. iu such or,. I
s asol astsc.sit to such conditions. as tit, CoMpally may 1
to] tine: pn•<criLe: awl the said ldiares
st. , k as created. 0,01 de f r da le r issl uurp••scs ishals Ter.
do.•a:•••I and trs and a persojsal estate: Prisrsds.l. That
qt.:An:it , / of la d shall ia• to lit Ly Raid
p at-sup idle exc , •d t I.r,etl.l , ,ussil
s s
a,r.l.
S. x .rins tll,li thr si ,, CLIVAdAII-5 SIAN Meet as !.0.11 as
prto a:tor in • plasaiw of this tease, of th e
aod pkii;i• of such meeting liar first git - on
adrcrtisenient one ti,•srstiaper pnlilisbet in the
conotv of zi-eOnylkiil. and iti one daily paper rot Ilthod
in toe u-f i'linatie;phia.- and annuohy thereat er, at
sit -11 time and plan a--; fsidt tip-m. and Shall
th di and t ilk- pro zef-d• to elect by laIL :. tivel4
dirrc
toei. to sort&C..r I/tit term 111 one par. and until others
are -•hosos is their p 1 4 ,05: and, said eleethn shall be
mad, 1-ir sooll ol the stockholders of said company as
shad attend that intrie-tic. either in person or by
prosy. each Share of st,, oh to entitle tb- holder
to one rote:. the directors as chosen shall elect ono of
their nitia'w-r to I.• president of din board of direet ars of
sal 1 n . :ll , in. and in ease Acin , 7r nrahsctieo. tho of
liao shall de 1-y Sll.ll- pe-rson or p -rsons as the re
main dsr of the directors. or a majority of them, may at.
point
ric , : 4.: That tit' linters shall have full rglwer to
I make by-lAws. and to epboint such oftieere and aeents as
they shall deign «strati:tit far the well conducting arid
treas. ',tin:: 11.-• Lorin—, of thd retniriny: to (Laden.. and
provide :sr the pvernen , of , !hide:As to the 3i...l:hold
ers. and in'general to sone:intend the Lust nos and cote
corns of the company : Pen... 1 ,4. zineli by-lna,i Shrill nut
I.e. repo fitant in the ,nistillitioti and law s / ..f ibi N sim e ,
or of the United l•wistes. dirt preeetn/. That this art
shall not tai construed In caul,: won the said company,
mining ,r banking pri:ile n -is :. ..tif .prorid t 4, That the
6 . ‘ j.f ontnptlti . s shall base the same rights end privileges
over the priperts. reed and psrsonttl. which may be eon
vcsast to tlii.ua.',saltliact to theroodificatiatis in this act
colitainod.:,'as 'Clio present owners of thr Saint , now have
and enjoy :; but I.n other ridlits or privilexes over the
Fain eseepi such as vu expresaly autlnrised by this act.
Here is another of the same stripe, intro
,
&iced .ia ' the House. some (tars ago—to in
corporate the CO.IBULA IMPROVEMENT
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COMPANY:
n th.b. , Ai. The ate•dirt ef capital tee,:sary to reach
a:. I ilevsl:e the sidle r.sli and cost ...linable Strata of
C..- :l in the ha rt of the Sbt
eivllsill basin. is beyond the
means of An, 'single i tot iv id nal. either as lessee or owner
of t 'oat 110.1 in said lasin.
A at, Wni.e.r.ts. lt,is -smart ally I'c:silic4 I`e the. inter
est, of the tee.plo residing in. and owning Iva! estate
.rat hia. the :intim of-th- said basin. and csresially to the
t.,wtis therein. that ill. ...line should Is. fully develeptat.
a, as to pn.v..nt I :In I.llsiti. ss and trade ri mcolUdtit tltton
the minim; ornfltions from bolng , iticrt.,l to other re
gb:es.l-le.v.. fere
„, s it . 11, 0 „„,,,,,d 1.,,, O, Sci,,te I t nil iffm,t, et(
17, prrtrnt , firre , : i I Gii),,,,re,,,liqg of itiiii.,yfi..,,,i n in
i 6, „,,,,l A,...,,0 . I, .1,11, and t: fa ~,mice ~,,,,,,,, (.y.th e liter
t'i , r.le ~- - t.... ~...,,. Tlif F.d. ant 11. Ilulley. Samuel
,
Ilell. ,turd l'attar•-en. Frabris S. Ilublry. hr. !sane Hies
-1 ter. Eli; di Th . ant, al. Thomas IL Walker:and their as--I
wsia'ts inioe t ssi.rs. anti assigns: be, and they are hereby .
consul rated a belly politic and corporate. by the name.
'us lc. and thin .if the Cneil, i ii a i tu p ro v ouo . n t cotopn 4,
ana. is that panic Ovill has c perpelua! succcssion. and
he cipaLic in-law of h•dilling f'..ed bind, I n N,„.„.„,i,,,.,
and !Bathe townships. Schuylkill ,a.iii,.: l -, may aµ« aid
. be stiwl,lllCal and he Impl,yuli , ii. In the ccolrlot - ,,r m,,,.
and equity. mav bast. a n. 11111 1 ,11 s.-:d. whirl titer shall
have peter to alter alai 1, new at . pleasure. and nifty ,',-
I retire. execute. and deliver all :.ugh i n .,,, n0n10 of wri.
; tin:. and do such acts and things necatisarl to promote
! The ei,.j....7ts and tiosign• of said emnpany 1.1 , .irc iLitlinriZol .
by this 10. .os . - _
S FrrioN 2. That the purpose and Itusins c,l said „.m.
I pane Shill be I tin opening and proving ih , Coal and
.other minerals. on. or in the .land held or acquired as
I aferesabi.l:iy m. ens of shafts or othervris.--theeenstrne,
i tier, and erection of brealiers.s:hittes. n•reaus. dwelling
' le - aisrs and other necessary buildings—the fitting and
' ireparing the said Cent and other minerals f , r working,
I mining 'and il:liing a (7, al so ew/rd. and the making
; and censtt =dug railroad, over and urn] the land held
by theut. .
Seeriaft , .l. That the said company shall base power 19
i hold ant it untalty of Coal and timberland in the towii 7
1 ships and county aforesaid. not exce , dinr thrvthou
' sand acres. ald may lease the same in whole or parcels,
I at way 1, cost a lvtliltago.ous to ladividual h ' - / sla far
the par r .... of mining and er,ratlng ppm 1 'same:
but t 11 , ;:totil campatiy shall lint carry on 111116M:3s a COI ,
I rtntiqh, anise haVilgt: fully opened, developed. and pre-
I pared the cater ter mining toupee-,
.'.. , Sutifd. 1. That the land of the emnpany Shall -farm a'
corrituanfstock. awl he divided Into a convenient mauler'
I of shares and apfirrioucd by said ronpany among dhe
liti' , ACtilvrs a .^, , ,Eir,t to tit- in respertise Itiierest a: for,
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which certinea'rs , d . 5t0.71; shalt be issded cud transfers-
' Liu and assignable in such way. and subject to filch eons!
ditions; as the said catnpany may (nen time to time preil
.
scribe, and the said shares of stock se created. shall for •
all legal pnrpcses whatever.. be deemed and treated as I
parsons] estate. , 1
Szcztclt S. That the 9 tr•el.holden. shall tutnnallrelect
GT., die, to s far the managetnent if the alnL-s of the !
company. at such time and place, and sprit uoticts W.
may tO fixed hy.the by-taws of the entupany.dn geese for I
one sear-and until others are elected: and the companyl
,shall not 1,” disr,dred hy, reason of 3 fall lire to elect emelt
,fir, ctnrs at the props-r time cud place: the electionshan ,
be - conducted by !allot - . and such of the stoekliolde , rs of
the emnpany_ as Ord/ att , ntl fer that - purples, shall be!
entitled In person. or -bv proxy., to ona vote for each)
share 'f stock, and the directors shall elort one of tittle l
nollth..r president , f the hoard. cud shill-have full power i
t . cootie by-Issas. and to appoint 14141 officers and scrotal
its they Shall deem expeta-git for the Weil C , l2tllleting 1
aunt mana,dement of the nail canipitty: declare and pro,
slid fur the payment of the Atrideted• to the holders of)
ithsres. and in renerat to superintend the tuminclui oft ,
the conSpanv : Pc,ri.b.d. That such by-laws shall not he
repu:naut to the entistitutlen and lass of this Commons!
wealth.
iqcno: , I. That the capital of the told rompany shall'
b e of any amekiai not ~a, ,,, 11mr. Sorru.hundred and flfty 1
thousand cl Mars. divided tato shares of fifty. deltas
out, and the sail c =may are horehr authorised to Iti•
WU hula for any amount la 4 OLVedikli; two boodrod
and {thy thansanidellars.
.10P-Tho law ugainet c6nces!ed weapous
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THE NEW LIQUOR LAW. • ;.. 4 . EDITOR'S TAIII.E.. - I
t !-.
ITS PASSAGE BY OUR LEGISLATURE. [ - i i . .Yesr a' 1 tter though dated JT:th, only read:tad
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iii late yesterday--o th erwise it ""itioald hare ap.
c., o. e of Orate:cation, I :i the friend's of _Temperance. *area.
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.With unbounded pleasure, we are enabled - i!'-Tut: St vs . : Taanr, Domestic. and Farai g a.
.to inform our readers . that the bill repealing . ':Why it exiftsr , aad how it may lie uog
ea&s - ' - ' - ru' — lbeu, --- ' . .
the tavern license laws of PeunsYlvarlia; has Ib;H. C. Carey-A. Itart. late Carey & Hart, Phil
1--a,delphitio.ri_This honk ii entirely - ,:ehariet.ristie of
passed both branches of the Legislature, and
the nuth / ' s is full of facts atil fignne, making
alone awaits the signature (it will receive it,
.eomple i te meoutroverdble argument, from the
if it has not by this time) of Governor Poi.- I.i. lie
. rilegineong o the end. Th ose s'ho dailies a thOr-,
LOCK. In another column we publish in -
I. ...:41- , h corn , rehension of this t%ithject, and would;
0
full the law; -and' the sections, which by - g ro und th it knowledge upon saf.firm heels, should'
the way, were voted upon' one by one, will be
',read this able work. To he hati at Hannan's. • 1
found to contain all the measures we could .i - = ;
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ask for, short of eta entire Prohibitory Liquor v i'srus.-Through the politeness of Mr. W. W. I
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pu ITN,. Lb - Publisher, we have receivo some ad- i
Law.i -- , -
,vanee sh is of "Vie Ins and puts of Paris or'
We congratulate ; ; the 'friends of, and those ~ i,or. P'
cr is by ay and, Night," ' by; the Baroness de
Who have distinguished themselves as labor- Ili
;.pii,llol'Eß irrr.s. The book when cOmplete:iwill i
ers in, this 'gloriolis cause, upon the happy.i4 anut . r a
out four hundred pages. A perucil or'
result. They can now feel that their exertions. iiiha a dy" .0 sheets has imprCosed us favorably I
to stop the use of intoxicating liquors, there- 1 7with the ork. There is a truihfuldess of descrip- ;
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by bringing happiness to thousands of here-Itiou ; nat ralneas and vivacity of style, exhibited ;
tofore desolated homes. and adding to the 111.:3s:Itl, the we k, as far as we have read, which cannot;
dividual wealth ofj the State, are not withoutl.!ii to aeciata fur it a large circulation. T._?o book!
. r will be out nett week. ---- '
their reward. i • -1:-
- A careful perusal-of the reqUirements of; : h" -- _ - - .... - - 1
the new law, will tender it evident to . liquor: goral Agdirs.
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dealers, that all eiasions of the law will bel - 7 - ' • ---,-
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met and severely :punished. So, gentlem METEOROLOGICAL ROTATIONS.. ! eni , ) -
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prepare'to shut •np soon by the Ist of .Ock -
Reports by Dr. 4. Heger, of Puttee. Set'. Assiwin.
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tober next, 'except in the case of those who. i
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'a 7 inE
,: Tuiiiura.•• 1 -- t7l -. m , 7 : . - 11;C I ERAL 61.41 - liiii - T1 7 . ) NS) !:
obtained their licenses previous to the pas: 7 l
licenses previous
sage of this law ;! their privilege to sell liquor . uhm° " 1! 1 :' ' I • • j ,),,,,. 4 1!
! •• d! L'o days. ~ 2,, F.. :- 2 ', 7 b/krrO” , • a
extending until the period of the expirationi'l .; 7. I 4 0 'A li
of their license. ! ~' 7 --- t - ,; - .. - . ---- --- 77...
Satan]. ~,, ..,, i 31 ;! 25.5, ,i lielkhtot - Pattsrlllrtrurrier,
' i Sunday ,'s'i 3g i 19 , .25.9: / of Market e 241. sta.) ahovu l
!tbulday 19:: 47 ! 32 I ' t1v.93 „mesh tide, 133.95; ft.—Dis-t
Rt.
Ttiesdy '4o - 44 I In " 21 4 33;35:16e L-ont Phlladelphi.... 95;
Wedn'y 11' 40 130 : ,1.x.9 mite .t .l ,' .11' }`
of the Thuts'y 12 .1 43 ,34 I. 29:10 ,i15"4-- Populatiou la l'i tr, 1
: ii Friday 13:i 42 1 31 ,; 2'.3.00 ..7 .S.OO.
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:..-N. 3i.rn, slightly eloudy.
ea rs. Cr-b--- Aft. clear.
.o ttli .during se. :
~i, - S.-N. W. liiht. Slightly cloudy.
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0..-N. W. light.. Morn. cloudy. Noun , shower. ,
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Afternoon clear. ... i I
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10.-S. W. froili. Rainy, Aft. storm. Evening elear.l
11.—N . . N. W. High. Snow:i i
1 1
1 1_.-N, high. 31Orn. cloudy?. Mt. clear
-13-S. W. light. Cloudy. !
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. 7;0" A Steam 11amener,V1i'.ihe ininciple of It obt.:'
.4 ; . I It. Tayilur's patent, is worlzi4g adiairaHy.iii Wm;
pollaren's Machine shop, at 31inersville. • '
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j"al'l 2 .l' . /ttit and Sh fate' Vices, ShrubLeri I i . C . '.-.;` 1
The el"lc to pf ,- ;at.—Pcreons:in want of Fruit and
?, - 1 1 . - ',Shade Trees, Grupe vines, Strawberry :plants',
i
i, - i Sbrubbery, Ar, will please send in their address ti ,
.1 il, 114.11nan, as sours as possible. We furnish Tree's
&c bythe
- single dozen ur 100, at Nursery ! , prices. .
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Who will attempt to estimate the , amounq
of good which etien a single year's trial o
the new law will confer on the people of th'e! . ,i
State? Thihk tlien of the aggregate' am cm 11 ' 0
of benefit which Will accrue to us .during c lii' -:
.i
operation of the law for years. Crimes willl
be lessened in number; our prisons and almsi I
houses become ( 'tenantless; happy, cheerful
homes assume the places of those wretched:l
ahodes.made desolate by the rcuu•seller; arid"
man will rise ih the scale of humanity. 0
Place of
. wallowitig, beast-like, in. the slougll
.. (jf drunkenness!.
' Again we 04..*ratulate the advocates :4
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Temperance in. Pennsylvania, upon the ey :
actment of 06-: new measure, and say, All i
honor to those men in the present Legislit- I,
ture, who, unlike some of their compeerS, -
are beybud the reach of unworthy- intlue
• ces, when the welfarea and happiness Of the
citizens or Pennsylvnia are at •stali to
them the-thattli!s of.t Temperance contain
m
nity are clue, :Oil we )cheerfully accord
.thtitn
the praise whi4it they richly, merit: , •
P. B.—Govel);nor Paloc,f,.. signed this 1411
- ye...terdgy ( - Frillay) apernoun! .
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A public Ind i cting of our citizens wilt .bp
held next wed - for the iiitrposeorexpre.ss i iiig
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their approhEttion'of the :Action of the Legisia
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tore, in enncting the et k o c tl,aw.' . -C
It.
Tut: $5OO ll,vntsi..kfivr.
pretty generally:conreded by the friendis'of
the preicut ,State Administration, who un'4r
stand the airit;ter, 1114 if this 5500 salary. is
lugged into: the tieneral Appropriation- 4 . 411,
the Go‘errMriwill be perfectly justitiablVin
yettiing the *lde thing, in order At)
AtiministratiiLi of the paternity of so iikiist
and. so itiv;oc4ilar a measure. - The trutii'is,
instead of itsibeing in any measure eon4m
aiilt• with the prevalent spirit of rerun% it
is a clear SN%icidie. Make the calculatitfii.--'
One lituidreq aril fifty members, ineluAing
thr ime hundred days '(the 4inie
fixed by law iur a Ae!.sion), at s3'n d' will
co , t S %bile the same number i ;tit a
will amount t0575,01 1 0-4 , !i0,.
diticreimiet which the incinbers are. , thout
‘,..kting into their own pockets out oftlie
Treasury. •
The gist off, the whole matter is simply this.
—the :,es.ions.are entirely too long.:_ Ahoitt 50
or 60 days should be the limit--antP the
might safely/10f •Cllt down to that, or evealess,
if tae ptirchused swindliny and privateYpec
idntions wer . d.banished from the eapit4;and
legitimate l'egislation only for the gOeral
go‘s 3 'uf the titate attended to. The ptiiiple,
noW-a.ditys, dread the as.sembling of th(Leg
islature, and only breathe freely whetot, ad
juurns. We:repeat; we prefer the salar -sys
tem, but the amount should not be creiS3oo,
which would'gire $5 a day fur 60 days; *.S6
fur 50; atid the interests of the CoMinori
wealtit would be better cared for' in OW end.
At present, on account of thie bad odl,ir into
which our State Legislature has .of lat'idears
fallen, antl,, particularly, on accouliO'cif its
pnitracted --sessions, men of- characto' and
responsibiliiy, and men of good . int?iiness
qualiticationg and acquainted with tlid real
wants of tie State (generally the besoegis
lators) refuse to go to Harrisburg, beciinse of
The interference with their regular e'figage
tnents at home; but if the sessions were gfmrter,
such men, 'the very kind we want, could:101'0rd
to spare 5O or GO days-, iii the Winter . easun,
for the public benefit. It would, mcOo'ver,
be an 'object with them to dispatch legiilation
- 15 quickly as possible, in order to rethrn to
their (An private affairs.
We hope the press at Harrisburg Will giie
the name of every member who votesll4 favor
i f ff this section of the Appropriation
tre yeas and nays be called by sonri.:, true
friend of the Administration, and no sintiggling
it througlilwithout a vote.
THE: NATURALIZATION LAWS, ANI) TIIEI
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Ittutyrs Or THE STA rE .—Our reatters - are ,
aware that the recent law passed by the .Leg
islature of Maine, in relation to the 4inestion
of naturalization in that State, and,{Tor the
•
protection of the ballot box, against; fraudu
lent votes, has received the assetit:' of the
Governor . of Maine, and is iu full forOe. The
law provides is follows .
• No Court created by the authority of,this State.
however extended its Jurisdiction, or llyndiater.er
name designated, ow any functionary pertaining
to said Court. shall, hereafter, hold or exercise any
juristlicti , in in .the administration of t e law of
Coagre!.s c"iumonty known as the Naturalization
Low: nor, shall said Court take e of any
application of any alien to ho admittedilo become
a eitiFea;to tnake,any record or grant, ar:issue any ,
certificate: or other document of paliei, i f: whereby
any Mien :shall he- baturatized or made a.:eitizen of 1
the Cuite!l States; ,toruvith (I, that all c 0 e ..,, where
apphicat kin has already beeu made m i d fil e d i n any
Court, shall be Fared from the operatibu of the
foregoing fection.
By a careful construction of rightsthe : ih of
States, it appears that this law is . e . ustained. i
A court in Franklin county, Ohio;jtas deci- 1
deft that Congress can confer no judicial pawl I
i . 1c - li
er on State courts, and that they are underlici
obligatiOn to perform the act Of tfaturalizai
lion as prescribed by.the law'- of the Unite(
States. - The Pittsburg azzeft:r in an allusio
to this nnater, says that the: clan* in thl
Constitution, concerning naturalizaftion, gives
to Congress, simply the power to 'iitiact uni l r
form laws upon the subject, and iMposes. no
duties whatever upon the States. ;ruder thii
ruling Qf the Supreme Court, thettfore, Sta.
courts may refuse at their pleasure; to regar d
the legislation ot'.Congress in the:l-matter .
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naturalization as mandatory upowithem, an
the State Legislatures may, whOever they
deem it wise, prohibit the State .6o'l - iirts frona
exercising the powers imposed umn them tjy
the naturalization laws. • , .
Our Legialature would do well•teo pay some
attention to this matter. Linder the existing
1
plan of regulating naturalization4hd naturul
ization 'papers, frauds without parallel are
pelpetrated upon the occasion ot':every elec.-
tiori. 'At all events, the Mainalaw would
work Hell here, that is, that no - 1)0%0n of lila.-
eign btrth shall vote unless he shOws his nat.
umlization papers to "the authorities" at le E st i
three mouths before an election. .:.3taketliem i
show their papers.
PCBLIpATIOY OF Tlll Laws.—....4::n effort is
being•made to induce the Legislature to pass I
a law providing for the publication of all lair,
of a general nature, in the newspapers in the
different counties of the State. :This reaps
able Project should be entertained by tho,Pre- 1
Amt., 1 and we tnist Ibe enact= i
Z.fti Thal is to be givel et the Odd .F'ellowS"
linersville, neat 31Uiiday evening, - far the
bcpetii. of the BrIIFS Hander- that place.' Goof
acs ount:4 ba6.3 rachol ns this Band, blth [mit
fe!.sivitelly and cncially, and Ire accordingly ~ontr
uend[tbe occasion as Word.'} of liberal l+.onagit.
LE-ture on Kninn..4—We perceive that fr.
Charier Leib,.fortnerly of this Borough, :ind
hr 1 , it recently returned from Kansas, %11l ilea
fratuitous lecture en o climate, suit:. rcsou i r
ro.perty, etc., of that.. Territory, at the Court
on Monday evening next. We nnticipato
6 Doctor, a large and attentive rtudi'ence, 4di
otenminn. .
Jr, ti:
for tl
the
. .
.'r• Mertirril.—At a reey g. nt meetin of the 3fe't l
.
, (Tidy of this count), Drs. l:eurge: llalber
ti, J. S. Carpenter an?) Win. Hausel,*ere :i!p
ed ag delegates to the National Conveniii'i.
il'held in May next ? iniPliiiadtilphial!,nntl D;r.7.
:.. Ki , ehler, A. He,ger; J. F Treichler, J. II!.
be: , and A. 11. llalber4adt to the State Soc4e
i
f. tte held in ifollidayilinrg.
ienl
sand
polt , h
J. II
11 . ll
ty, ti
‘ 7lT.Aprii Snow* snowed
,
IV l edeepiliv here, bui' the light-flakes altlte , l
et :13 they fell. La.sti,year. snoW fell eiii.eyu
y for three daye, the-Lill, to r t.lik , dt-pth
ioehee, and the eleighs were out in run jingle.
he 26th, occurred ti,'9 violent thuuiler
high wind, that mud] ciainas.Te in tlie
t Branch Valley.
wit
I 15e
Church Appoin Oi'epie..--Anneing . the :IN
trnent, , by the late ilethedi'zit Confkiretice,S no
the felinicint. in th . i.,3 County:
11El l'lturch. "lei - . T. ThwitaE :
h Hey. A. Lialgaert;',--both re-nppqiptmeints;
14:r. W. H. lltirrett—re-appuipted
' , with.. J. Hitinphries Rev. J. E. !Meredith ;1
t Carina', her. J. Arthur... re-zippoitiLl:
nplkill 11:tvell. Rev. J. Dare rice Re . v. J. Bitek
: Tamaqua, A. Johnp in. Ley. J. 'Oruni.
ft ';' Viinne,!
like her Pottsville relireseutativeii, end be
In proof of which, we will Mate than en
dnesilay evening next, It inst., tit 8 o'clock
it on. during a period (i:1"24. minutes. ;.4,4 ah ob_
server" truly remarks, lynt few have relin her
ellp in thin predieritnenl, and it irouldi be vre!l on
l4e4nenviny evening neV, just to take a peqp at
! i
L',:ir Patent in a Citfroal of Po/tor:kb... 7 4n the!
li!it of patents issued from the 'United .' 7 .tato: Pat
mit Offiee, for the week ending 3ii d instant, w oh
se,rve that George Mart), of Pottsville l r is awarded
a (patent "for improver] apparatus Tor hoisting and 1
ditniping Coal ears." In the same list, there is
also a patent awarded to Levi M.- behart of Read
[
itg, "for adjustable paddle wheel." Th ese ina, ;
p ovements are impoitant ones, without doubt;
b. one of which ire Vresurno Mr. Martz v4ll be
Misted and dumped into wealth ; to Mr. Dehart
I ,1
his wheel may prove ai."wheet of fortune." I
....74., - ".4pril M00d...--puring the pat weeli April
and the "clerk of the weather" have been coquet-
twig in most provnking•manner. First she Would
, ,
i mi then she wouldn't; until finally on Thursday. 1
he resigned herself tO the arms of old Winter, ,
ho gave her a cold enibmce, as a warning to be
teadier in the future.; , Rain, snow nnd sunshine,
lave alternately paid ;their re.spects to us during i
he'past few days. The rain was welenine, as it;
ill benefit vegetation ; hut the smiw was out of;
place, and need not renew its visit this season.—
i s.
lA to sun-shine we always quietly res ; ign ourselves !
to that whenever it comes, thankful for tho warmth 1
land brilliancy it bcttows on animitto and inani- ;
'mate creation. . 1
1 ~7471.-ifise Srors.--:This lady delivered her sec-
public gratuitops lecture in .the first M. E.
Itlairell, on Monday evening,, to a large auditory,;
"composed Principally of f ladies. Iler lubject was:
Physiology. CollLkidOr able interest wan manifested
in tlic matter by tho4o present, anedwe understand
that Miss Sears' subiegiMnt efforts to for a rinse
of ladies iu Physiology, were quite successful.—
Her persevering effetrt, spits! of all olikaclee, to I
communicate important inforMation to those of'
her own sex, is to oily the least a commend:11)10 1
feature of Mies,Sears' character, notwithstanding!
her lack of experience, and the natural disadvan-
tares under whichi. woman labors, who selects!
public lecturing as tier vocation. Miss Stows pur-
poses delivering a lecture at the I st M. E. Church on i
Wednesday eveningi . next, to ladies and gentlemen.'
Subject,---Old Maids." An interesting topic from
a lady, and should attract a crowded audience.— ,
Miss Sears will elMCge a quarter of a dollar adtuin-1
.
skin, for that evening. - 1
7, 4 „.7 - Smon Pex-Z--Pub/ie Seis...44.—Ata late ses
sion of the Pennsy,lvania State .ledical Society,
an able discussien was had as to. the best MAW
of overcoming certain strange and unt!easonable
prejudices. particularly among the foreign portion .
of our population, hgainst Vaccination, and of in.
it tuorelgenerally as the only known
reliable prelentieti of that universally dreaded dis
ease, the Small Pc;.x. Acting upon' the etiggestions
there thrown out, lie Medical Society of his county
recently appointed 'llrs. Dowel and Carpenter a
Committee to confer with Sehe'el Dir'eetere,. for
the adoption of sui•h wholesome I ,regula.ions as to
ensure the end desired. Accordingly, the mat
ter was introduced at a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Borough Public Sehobis, or Mon
day evening last,..when after a fulrdiuiussion, the
ftillowing resolutihns were Imoulmorisfy adopted:
.17.seolred, Thit; in accordance with said recent
meliDation (of 314dical Cktimittec), after the first
of June, 1595, no; pupil will be permitted to attend
the Public. Schools of the Boviugh of Pottsville
without first pro.cuting a certificate from an au
thorized physician that said child has been prop
erly vaccinated. II ;
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/:,,0,/rcd, That a copy of these resolutions be
furnished to the parents and !gnardhins of the
children attending the Publie Schools of the
Borough.. •
This ranitnry precaution appears the more ne
cegmary, when it known that tlic Borough
School: were cl4cd bet year two weeks earlier
than motel, en liceennt of the prevalence of the
Small Pox in oar midst, 'and tho largo number of
non-vaccinated children in attendanefi, The reg
ulation is in every way commendable. School
Directors are, in ! this respect, (earthily' responsiblel
for the health 44 community,as well as the care
of its children's education; and surely every right
ykinded citiien will .approve 'the amnion of our
• Ddrough Boailli; and heartily coo perate with theta
1,011-Pottsville Pvo;e Sch.N.—The folloring
krious bore been elected Tow:here of tho Public
Schools of the borough of Pottsville, for the en
,. ening year: •
.1. P. SaetratAN, SUperintendent of the Schgigs,
and Teacher hi the High Sch ,, ol.
•
i- keEeptrAtITMENT.
.7. B. PHILLIPS ! Priticipal of nigh Sehovi..
Peartatm E Pripcir.at oT (; ra ultu.r School.
ROSti74 MILLER at la B. rlsnAucit.
ilatanta in Grammar
TAIIZI :STRACCH, Principal of the iiccvntlary
School.
Maar A. Ilosarsnßu. ant AIIf..LIA WOLCOTT,
Av..i.ltants in said School.
DAVID E. GCRIIIAN„ Mixed School, Norwegian
street.
RACUEL brAirat.t, for Primary SchOoL
ANN E. Ost.r.a, for Recei-il'ig School.,
FEMALE' DEPiRTIIIENT
MART 31t:CARANT, Principal of the Grammar
School.,
ANNA J. Lzwis. Msistant.
SARAH A. McCoot., Principal of the Secondary
School.
Eatthv J. McCoot.,. Asbistaut.
MACEY C. Itorr.e, Secondary School.
SARAH JANE. HIGLFS, Secondary School..
SARAR MART/a, Primary School.
C. E. Sum, do • •
ANNA M. Itivaßooy, do
E. E. DowNINR, Receiving School.
Voatity Courts.—Trial list for 30th April,
.t.ad
journed Court
1 McClean is. EWing.
2 Rapp Heirs rs. Snyder.
if 3 Moyer' ' vs.: Schwenk.
4 Hachette t Itaiguel re. Bright. Pott dt War
tier. . •
5 Hupp Rodeitherger re. Geis.
G Sillytnan vs. Allison.
Rauh 'to. L. aehuylkill N. ot It. IL Cu.
i Honk Buts to: Reiebelderfer.
I 9 BeForet co. Cubit.
10 Eyiter wife- r.. Pall or of.
11 Sehwartz rs. adulinietrater.
12 Conituisoiontirs vs. Potts.
13 Tilley 4. Tylei• to. Radcliff ti Co.
I t Nice ro. Freek & Trout:
15 , Finn ro. - Coltitts.•
10 Berger r.. Fi her.
17 li.e.one et al. to. Temple.
.13 :Moser ro. L. Schuylkill N. & IL Its Co.
Zitnituertuan
20 OTtonahl re. Hanky.
21 Kremer ro. Levuutt,
22 Nehf es. Kanrner.
2:1 Wenrieh & Co. es. Heffner.
_1 Kline, W. it R. es. Wallace t Rutherinel.
25 IlenrY Ellis i.s. & Stren,.e.
Trial list for Sio.•cial entnies for adjourned Court
to he held May 7th:
1 Roberts k Strong es. Strimpfler John et el.
2 Jones N. & P. I'll. Tug , :art. •
4 'Richardson Heffner Saul
4 Dolphins Chas. J. rs. Marks Thos.
5 Slater Gee. W. et al. r.,. McGowan CS ttl.
6 Same rs. ' Satne. •
7 Same .re., .carne,.
Heisler Geoige rs. Myton
9 Hunter it at. es. De - Haven W 4104 NE,
10 Commonwealth it. Straub C. M. et al. N.
11 Del...rust C., IL es. liritinin W. C. 1 ,
1 Auspa r h Deo. Beatty J. M. WO.
IP, Commonwealth r*. Strata) C. M. et at.
I Anspach Bro. et CO. rs. Rich & Mead.
2., Yard use Of:Moore re. Donaldson 11m.
NEW YORE LETTER
(Hitt uW.N Colticr,sPON PUNT.]
Le)ot—Uund Friday-41,*‘tst..r Solifluy—haeyant
ry ices— 0111i:cis of' Meats
Tri -1), , ti U lie 1117 t
u—Ajrc City Ilalt--Liqiwe
items 4 ,10?”1 l'ictoti—,i'ash,'olis—Jlewe des
Rieurs.
NKIr Torts; April 10th, 1855
Dr..ta Jot7ll:cat:-14e have just passed through
the close of that ,C11:1011, sacred in the hearts of
true believers of every sect and treed—Lent. The
past week has been the commemoratihn of the.
last sceneA in the eventful life of the Saviour of
men—the approaching agooy—the bloody con
pummationi—t he triumphant :Amur% It is a sea
son ei•lelorated in the diuretics of our city with
great pomp aramplendor, and as such worthy of
a passing notice. Day after day in position week,
the chiming of church bolls breaks over the rest
less din of the stirrountlinir busy worldi—and the
roar of the passino• tide in our thoroughfares,
mingles with thweent prayer which, ascending,
rise trout the holy edifices itt the toid.tt:
The services in many of our chin - elle:, particu
larly on Gowi Friday and. Easter- Sunday, were
grand-Lthe mubie, beimz iii smite cases composed
specially for the;oenasion. The Catholi6 churches
received large :number , . and the Cathedral was
.yer-cramme‘l, Ilbtlb:inside and out, to witnesis the
igh Ma;.s froM!Archbishop Ilughe:: himself.
In no place, lowever, were the • whole berviees
pertbruted with More dignity and grace than by
the Rev. Dr. oSgmel, in the Church of the Mem.
slab. The music of this house is acknowledged le
h. unsurrts,ied in our city—the organ being under
the care of „that accomplished artist - o n
L'reathless attention rettardtA the etittrts r,f the
uartette. thdt e'ompose the choir. as they . . - entlered
- -That fiimous phice• the "Te haunt"--and subse...
trendy the Grand Anthem for . E.tster: The set
mon was nn olOqueut and p o int e d ciposit.i, , ,n of
the resurrection' state. from the text, "Who shalt
roll away for its, the stone front the sepulchre?"
.the duration, of this mtere4 season had exer
ei,ed it;: usual elTect upon "di 'places of amuse
'newt, when Their andience3, v:pecially at the up
era, were the 6rders,f the day.
Last evening, however, the Academy war densely
crowded to.hear the first representation of Rossi
ni's -William. lett" It. has, been produced in
magnificent style ; with all the appliance! , of the
iminer:e establishment. The seeilery in portico
, lar.•was gorgeous, possessing all the beauty of a
caccutdd landscape—when we mention that
it was the work of Allegri. all opera habitats kn o w
Its excellence; The famous apple scene , which
every-schoolboy well knows. was well rendered by
Badiali. 1
The German opera is still at Niblo's, and are to
treat us to-night with "Romeo :Did Juliet."
Forrest is starring at the Broadway to his usual
audiences, very large. The Metropolitan is closed.
and all the others are in the : , 31110 position that
they have held all winter.
Our community have instinct with a loss in th e
death of Walter It. Jones, widely and favorably
known as the most prominent man of the Insu
rilne bledueSs. - At the time of his deE•case he was
President of the Atlantic Mutual Company of the
Board or Underwriters. His funeral yesterday at
Trinity, was largely attended by the. solid loco of
. New York. IHe was one of our most worthy' as
well as prominent citizens.
'The long discussed question of the new City
Hall has at length been settled as far as the re-,
port of the Committee is concerned, who unani-:
mously reported in favor of what is called the
Gilbert plan.' This, we believe, contemplates the
erection of a hollow square; of which the present
City Hall will form ono side. The materials to
be white Marble, and its capacity about two hun
dred and fifty rooms, at an expense of two and .a
half tuillionsi This last item would undoubtedly
be doubled by the actual facto of construction, if
experience in public buildings is any criterion.
-The Liquor bill has become a law by tho signa
ture of thd :Governor, although notice of a bill
providing rot' its repeal, has been already given in
our legislattire. The liquor interest of our city
is determined to fest Alie question at the very out
set. The firk day of its operation will furnish
abundant eiiims. The generally received opinion
is that the unconstitutionality of some of its pro
visions will prove fatal to its permanence. We
believe that:it will never be carried out, at least
in its present shape.
The following extract from a correspondence in
Nova Scotia, may be of interest. He Writes frind
Pietott, tinder date of March 26th, as follows:
"The pchple of this port aru looking forward to
an increased Coal trade this season, which I think
will ho realized; as the duty will be removed from
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the Coal of this province and retained on all other
foreign Cent You may with certainty inform
your renders that we shall be enabled to ship die
present ylia!r 150,000 chaldrahs, tieing an excess of
about 50,001) over last year. The present superinten
dent of the. ,tiaines, (James Scott, Esq.,) is an active,
practical Man e just such an one as the company
needed to_ advance their interests. From the ex
ertions be Is making. and from information I. have
received. ymi may rely on his statement as correct.
Some intluiries are making here relative to Coal
freights, but.nothing definite can be learned. My
own impretision is as follows:—To Boston from $3
(it ; $3 30--, to l'eovidence and New York from $
$ I 2.5;-1-and other ports depending on frmilities
Cur discharging, d.c. 'United States measurement
- per chaldron.
Our harbor will probably be opened for trade ou
or about the middle of April. ' •
Inasmuch us the Almanac says that Spring has
set in. tlie. Spring fashions basic come out, and our
streets present all the Varied bites of the rainbow.
Our delicate ladies with their gossamer draperies
and bonnets, a fa Spring style, trip along
shiver
iag in the long prolonged March winds.
Pattern dresses in their materials are all the go.
• Long-legged boots a to masculine, are in 'vogue
for unpleasant weather. and for horseback.' Al
though the droll remarks which a sight of them
educes from unsophisticated youngsters. is not in
ell cases complimentary to the wearers, if : An ex
pression, which we heard from a ragged tailed lit
tle youngster to a boon companion of the same
epecies,:be any criterion,—''Hallo, Tim," says he,
"there goes a gal with teen's boots on!" And
they ore seen too. fur I have long since, and often
told yeti of the extravegancios our Gotham dames
commit, with their uplifted skirts. I verily believe
that the passions which are excited in men by wit..
nessing the display which any rainy day makes
in Broadway, in the way of lags and ankles, does
more than any one other : lining to fill our houses
of prostitution at night.
There has been published in Paris a series of
finely colored engraving,'entitled "Le Finales der
rieurr." ! Most persons at all posted up, hare seen
them, and need not be told what they are. Hence
forth we need not go abroad for-illustration. New
York can furnish all that is required in that line.
NIEWANINTELLIGENCE.--:-ACIViCeS from Ve
ra Crud to the 23d ult. apparently confirm the
prerioUs report that Alvarez had tied at the
approaeh of murders, robberies and executions.
The. King of Prussia' has conferred the order
of Gnadaltme on the wife of Santa Anna. A
contract has been made to light Vera Cr,ux
with gas. Jose Maria Espino has been pro
moted to the command of the Mexican sqaud
ron in the Pacific. The diligence along the
mail Mates continues regularly to be attacked
Ms.~_.., inhway.., _
BIRD'S EYE VIEW
97.10hu c. Riddle brother oL R. hert, u. Rid - -;
die, Esg y editor "of . tho CanNer , :btil
..hmrtial, client nn 3ionday.
Tbe New Hampshire Adventist., capect to
he enuglit op un, the 17tb., while the earth and
the "rc4t of inaukiud" are . hurninr:. They are in /
Yeite a ferer about it.
yetir In New York last week, a sleigh, rigged up;
with sails. ran on the ice from Glenn Haven to
Skaneaties, a distance of about sixteen miles,' in
lee , than nu - hour, with a party of fire passenger.._!
r-Walter pretident of t i he2.
Atlantic Insurance Company, and . chairman )41
the Board of Underwriters dial .uddeuly lin Sirr f
York on Saturday. •.
Catiada, Web-. n Mr. "BetclieWer,of
Wnkegan. 111., recovered from the Buffalo nod
Brantford Railway Company $.6;000 for injuries
zueduiued by nu accident the rosin. !
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Intr•A genius'. with a face as - long is a ladder,!
and about as narrow, s4;leinilly asserts that what-
ever.amount of “couing" there is in the honey I
moon, the party interested tufty be pretty sure et'
having a fearful amount of t'billing" afterws. I
7.4 - 7"1"rof. Alexander Kennedy died recently at I
ki ton , of intemperance and exposure .'. He Was for
.. rn
.% s
in y years a teacher of erocution, "and - f,irerly :
tb successor of Sheridan gnowlein'tirat depart- 1
ate ' ut. in the Hqyal rniversity of Dublin: --- ;
.i..W`lNvocArtoN. , • .
Come, gentle Spring. ..etherial rota°, 1 1
And from the bosom (Al yon dropping cloud,
While mubic wakes
,around, Keiled in it .fhowei:
Of 51nylorring rover, on our plOni;letteend
, 7 0.- The 11,:now Nothinp swept Loui.lville.Ny
by a tzetneniluus majority, nt the municipal `elec- 1
tion on Saturday last. &Sam' and Temperimee
fought side by. side. Rig'bt--two such captains l
are invincible: ,
74.er"The Massachusetts Senate, en..Mon.l3y.
solved. with bnly une dissenting vote, that rw . ,;,r-1
eigner :had! Lr eayilA This is but ,
tending the principle of rtnalitication recognized!
by the Fe.leral ComAitutiin, in regard to the lies-% i
Went and Vice President;
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..24,r3fr. Nitelielrb t";lie-etting machine eie , tti I
$7OO. It will do the work of fire men, India 41)71
orated by girt:.. Type is ingeniously distributed'
by the machine. linriNt itupurtuut iuventiun
tlii?. l'atepts fur the . iul:ciiihe have liven ftettred I
in Europe as men as it, title eiiuntri.. - . , I
Si.'Y'Fifty-four dollars' nrnl forty cents became!
alinost the "rnii..o , of a laiirrel and u he-;,
tween two citizens of Baltimore last week.."Fifty , l
four forty or figia." was the word, when fortunate
lo a compromise wax effected, and the Motley lb
dispute hauded.over 'to the poor. -:!
. .
pa4-ietiger Uti the l'utbpi-ille awl Philadel-i
phis 114droad, was r1i14!,1 At. the - depot in the
Tu., , iay evening, of . aivalla, containing 1.
The cruird which asaiiib. , a passcnirer at that de . p . u. ,
upon hisyrri wai f , is nuisance, and i.hould he dis,..;
pciri , e( . l by the police, ua all .oeca,duus. I
„%i - The half tnillion of inhabitants in Phila- - !
'clelphia,' have but $3.510 worth of
,gild lever:
watches amour; thein ; they have plain guld and
silver . tva telies to the ariount of ; $1,219, and plain ,
piker "tickers” to the value id $160: lietuarka
hle destitution of watel...s
inteltigenre.
I ivrifrr in ihi hnn,iou i.iar-,
t, rty says.thnt. li,. Chahnor, wm.•• pr,,biibly I
the , Prily . prenebtry.h • c ever..e:rcetirtly succeeded!
iu pra , tice Nerlw.n.s. and hi., 7 n ar i !.. l
ner '1 ! , 0 exnetly the_ .so li ins l
thenr , ek-69. hod'; 1005 in 1;f eowplete i.
ngitnti'on: %Tn.!, elt•yale.l t.. the hil:hi•st
key.- of it, capa..-1:y, from. beg,iziniuz to etpl, 14wil
while hie right hand 41 , 1 bold of tuanzt,,q-Ipt.i
his left irtcc'-Wily werit up owl 41.4 w it liken haul- i ,
The whole di-•eltirse v , .n , istegl repeti- •
tion of ,7f,rolies aimed: ut the tueatal fortre., be_
f , re hiin. •
NOTICES.
n,; -T
S-rsi , e every Sabbath at
I'. M. ' •
7 , .larkvt
. TityttA.Sircx. Pash.r, Div .ervic;An
t hi- ( hurl h rczulnrly .very Sunday. 510rnintr. c.t Utz ..
eyenine.•atl'rayer McAtintr.
Thursday t• cuith:...at 7 1 ; t i .luck.
\V }II,SII CANGI'.I3i: AT ft k 7 7. till 1;t11. Miners. ,
'ill. l(ev. CIALIA-1 ELMltlati. •
Divine , ervi, iu this Chunh every z‘ztE.l.ttt Nl.rtr;
In_:it ; it 6 Prav et . )teet itig. at ,
Selptol for ehil , ftea. - to tti uin.th.;
the.trtestimti tl:wtriqe. 111,
rwt , liaz the 1:14.1e. e.`a t 3 ticioek. riming : , e1.6. , 01 at
5 ti chwk..
110f,f,i1WAY'S OINT'itliNT A Nti PILLS, Me nblv effiz
e•triuqs ete L'hul-f.us
Clirrii.. 'New
York. had sor. , fulou, 241 r, , s on liir lets fir four or tiro
attioi,l,l with a - sufrernt
ev,rything tri,l tho ,p 6 of
ritriu'l him. without •Aftor er,ry f , tll,T n•rn.. , l)
had ' , course to 11.11, t
the., infillitdr in..ll.lllrS 1'14,111,4 the 1 , 1:Kol;
and healyd the s in' 103 kg. null he in ni/N. in 141;• en
joyin,rat of • •
11. SW:A V.N It.. an eminent phystelan
hag given to the World the ht;Lielit of his evperienee :
by prepariar4,rein,•lies suitable t.,:klui.mt every dise:a.se.--,
Pr. s,l3y flys 12,4'11,61114 Syrup'of lid Cherry ; for curiF;
renew nip.tnn.an,rall the thr. it. •
hr,aat and langs. It iy , erbaittly It any it-,
trusty yet. known. Phk - sielans, .derzrznen. the pres.. All
pr.ttbinnee it -a triumph it the ifraLing art. -, It ;zis'e4 .
lone to the • , t•traa h..trete.rt hens the .lizet.tive er-aits.
is t he only preparatiAL of Wild Ch.-try'.
tn.Ln .L.fa , t tired tili,ral. o part builarly nr.etrait
t•z% as 'Leh; he 'it rapp, r,artrunit caeh
Dr. Swayae's I't-rtni 1 1 . r des t r,* lag
sp..osi Pr. Sit 5.r.,q,,L111), L aud..
Tar Pi!ls. a e:eni pnr.zativ e nod '
stilwri. 4. to ihe pill, in ~ . .nera I jilt. Sway nelst hit
Morhu., Viarrloca and 'LLyss. Itters . a.nes,r
retnt•dy. Dr. Sway ne's Feier mei ,V;.tu.•chilli..
Laytratory rer the uninittliet ure -and . t.ttle_ri all Dr.
SWayne's Family )1,1i..i4.e5. No. 4 N..ith'SeL onlh s:reet..
Philadelphia; and fer sale by lily ,k:::,nts, J. , G. 11 - 011,..11 arid
J. S. 1,: M Po:15E111v: f;.. J. fb".Lihf . i;T, z‘ehu3 ;
kill Maven. and all the prithipa: si-41:1;txpers. See ad..
verti.enb,nt.
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VA.--/tromht 5-one
A wonderfkil discovery has made br Dr. l'ur
tis. of this city. in the treatment or ronsumptim.
ma and all disea , es th , ..l.ungs. We refer to "Dr. Cur
tie 11y:realm. or !y,71.3 n Vapor and 411.7,7' Sy
up: . With this to•sl'' tk i e nja —II C. ha, 1 , 0 ' 0(0.1 ma ne
fan il . t el/ 0111. - 4 to perfi.4:t health: as aft evid. , ,mee of %chi:h.!
he has innutnemble eertifleates :speaking of the treat-i
nu,nt, a physician renjarks: "It 'I;4 evident that itibtalirii;
—constantly breathing an azn.eable. Inetling c:?Tor. the
medicinal prop , ,' ties mud moue in dire.-1 o'Gra Idt.4 ti it to the
whole of , -arjr y of the lum:c and t bus the .
many and cariell %hang, produced utsni them when it,'
trod toed into the stomaeh.and stitjerfedto tliu pr?ces...of
digestion. The llymiana is for sale :it all the druggists
throughout the coutd.*!.—..Yrie rorA.pidcAnicin nif JAn
tory 11.
Thu Inhaler is worn: on tho breast under the linen'
without the least ineoncerdence—the heat of rhe body
beitm sufficient to reoperate the tittli. . • • •
liumineds'of rases re.rAres like the folloning might W.:
nained. that- paTkagt...or llygeana has cured
~ me 'of the
Asthma of sialeam4tandlng.—Jas. Kei:sbury.
littneAunnol, Pt.
I tun cured of the. Asihma of Id years standingby D - r."
Curtis' Ilygeana.—.ll•trylrel Etsbm,. firvalyn, .y.
Mr; Paul. of No. 5, MantrnotAi Stre-d. - New York, was
cured of a serer,' =it.' of Bronchitis 1.5: the llvgenna. ;
My sister, has been cured of. a - DistrrssinG Cough of
sev
eral years standing, and to be incurable . be ter .
physicians. She was cured id rote month by - the itygt..-
alia.—J. If. Gurtb , 7l: . .P. Richumnil. 3fr.
throe dollars - a paekrir..e --Sell by Crtrtls. Porklns.
1:14,1 .k Paul. No. - .14i Chambers street. Now York.-4
packages soot free hs express to-any girt of the rotted
States for Ten Doll. -
N. n.—Dr. Curtis' lint erina is the erhzinal and only„
genuine articl:all othorß an , itnitatjoux nr cite and
injurious c“unierfrits. Alun'tlican ;is yell would
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POTTSVILLE ICARKETS.
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C013,311:CT113 11"1-31.33i LT FOli• Tiff: 3113.1;1311:• 1 : .1311.13 . N.11, •
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Iflient Flour. 1,1,1., : !Al' 00 I Drlod l'enohos. par'd: $1 '5l
RA..Plonr, 131,1., "'.7 00 d 9 - d 9 implied,' '2 OW ;
'Wlitat. bnshol. , - 3.3 r.. - , Pri,.l Apph, 1,99,1_ 1 5,0•1
Rye, • ' 414 .., -- 1 I,i Ef,zs. ctor, , ,t, • 1c!
Corn, ,1 , 1 • = 95Ituttor: p,r p. , 4114, - "Si i
0938. d. . :93 Shonldirx, ,In - 7 i
Potat(rfil.. do • 1 •..11 11339.: 1 d.. 1/ to 12
Tintrd.h,•23. , 9l. 2 2.5 II my. p....• t.p, " . 1- 3 0 --
rliver : 1 941d. ' • Inn "Plardel‘? di
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Dr.R.R-1111.1,--ilit Sabbath t.vort;tug,,Stli inst.. by ItA..
D. St.A., Jot,: Dtatc. to !illtly A;.N: II it-Liall of l'ottacill,...*.
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mt t.r,rn—LENTIA loth InAt.. by Rey:J.
li. fßole..Thrrt M. Mnirit to skp.tit Emmy Lryn.ur.
of PotUtvllbs. •
DENGLEit—IIEN:4IOYER—In Terre Mute. 1nd...0n
the. 2nd ult., by Iter. Mr. Ath. BrNJAMIN N. Dr.Not..te. of
Pottsville. to HARRIET HrOltiflEß. of TCIII , Uaute. a
DIED:
XICF — in this txnsingii, ihe 12th inst.. S.tran ANN
Nirr. in her
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WILLIAMS —% Saturd_nv. MmiTh :Mst. 131 Wet tis,-I,i
Cai - bon connty. Ttrnr V. ..ki. Wll.ll 01,: flrmerly or 1.4.-huil
kill oonnt?, aged'.. y.am.
NVIIITNEY. , —Iri this bilionch. on' the 11th
F.lrFittxry, in We ear of his ago; ' -•-
The friend, of the family ate, Insitod to attend hi. fu
nira (Satoriny' , afternovn. eft Vhout fur ,
thermeti,e. ' 1 .
an;l F;Nwr , plryFr copy
DISSOLUTION.
part ile - f ship
heret,,Pre extsting between It. J.' 4,./ST P:NI N And
F . NonToN. in the •pu.inotx of minim.; and 'selling
w t .% di,.iolred by mutual e"nson!', oti the3tthdiy
of Deeeniber last_ - . . • . •
• All p6rEe.na havinejlainifi azainst the faldPaitnershlp,r
orlll present them to H. J. Osterhytti for( settlement, sod
all persons indebted will make payment t him.,
' H: J. osTE4t)IA'S
Aprill'ottrrdll •_ 11-nt 4'. 1 , . NOlt ON.
TALSsoLuTioN.-7—"rite paztne . rship
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ber.infi,re: existing, between Theodore (larretsm,
and David Oliver. Coal Ovcrator s. trading , unites.) the firm
of F. GARR CO.. Jim' GARRET: 7 ON I OLI VElt.
rri iihniolveit by tuutusl - consent. on tbe 2Sth of March, ;
1 5 475. The husinesrf the late firm will be ....Ohs! up by
David Olixer. iIAAREESON,
DAVID OLIVER.
The business the /ate firm will be ,ontibutxl lieroaf
ter, In Schuylkill enmity and In Sew York, by DAVID
OLIVER, ou his ern
March 31;
ir)ISSOLI.J'FIO,NNotive is Iterpbr
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given. that the partnership heretofore r i tiny be.
twe...n Charles Huntzinger. of zchttylkill 1 1 / 1 •111. and J.
F. Detboy.nr Flttegroye.xtedeftios Orin of 11UNTZINGER
I DERBY, to tho Foundry and lineblue.buslnefe, in the
borough of Plne;rose. Schuylkill County. was di4solved.
by mutual ern:opal on the-Mth of Februari.ls:,:r. :The!
brasloras of the late firm will be settled up by J. F. DEII.,
HEY, who ban pm chased the interest of Charles Bunt-1
ringer in =ld Foundry. and who will etutUnue the bust- 1
tars on hle own account hereafter.. •
•• CHARLES lIVATZLNIGER,
J. Y. UMBEL.
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rhicgrola, March 17, 1 1 ,54
1.1-0t.7 •
- DEATT Y, ..1 . 11011.1§ & CO., hare BURTON li, LANINC7 ---
? 1‘Nt1'.1•11...0.11, • V 0de0e.7t...,,; -
I_,:..zuoted to the% st!l,e in J. Sliliamn's k'rvuo 1.11111(1- '
i - 621;740..L./..a 3P.11.1z , _Ellis
l i n i tt L iu w t ;7 e 3 r pi it l t r" moLt t o - l t ,'',v h d , iz " . „7,•: i t k r ,"„ . .'" ! / "..c' it Li v e '11, : :::,* 1% a u n i l ; l... 124. Arch St., 2 doors above sth, pl z. , . , au ~
a,
pleam.• Call; , • witoLV:4al.l.: AN'', IcEr.% IL.
Evers ariclo In tit , ir lin. of bu:1,,,,,, “t th, „ ,
I \ --'4- 61 -C fC3.E" -) . iiie lo- 11. I. ) r -- ll'e -' tt, - (. 70 . 7 Al r iii ' . •
*l4 uotri....: rasa V 8 . ,. :._..... and ~,..J.l.i. tno - • 7 ' '
.... cantinas the Coal ltusinel.4. as lier,tof .r,,. c. , rnor n•C . org and ,' hi , "‘ • -
trout ant •Walnut stret& PLil3,l,•ipnia.. and Al.) at flit it
Otice. Morris' .tddi:lo,3. ' L. V. 1.1110..11ili..4 : p1 .
Pottsville. February 3. 15L5, • .-. . . ;otf
"THE UNION," - '------
. Arch Sti . eet, between 3d & 4th, Phti ada
x- - , - (yricE.-- - -'l'he undersignetrhave ta- ricopß i if-rtgo—Fv.% Ns .t.NLIvr . 4)IIEI:,
' 11 ',...:1 li'harf Sri. I. ,it Ilirhtion4. where the-,' will cr;11. . i. ' FORMEI:LY WE6II 3 :.1 i; 7, (. (
~ , 1 r . ^ ts .
atualy keep on timid f)r 5.,1,.. twat quality liAtilte and i tt,t,,, ,:i . ..,/,,,, •
It Ash Coal. 0fi1...t0.:,:• ( Watnnt streot..Thiladelphla. .. INCALEIt.SI«-O•i: ^ ...!.., /0 /U i M r , - .;1,-I'4, t . , r , i
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JANII.'S SILL.I.3IAN, '', T:.t . I - , to 11
3Sarch 10,15.:,5 .1,043 in - . e. F. NoIIT.,N. l'hiladylphis- Fe.%.•ruary ':1, Iszn
S.ly
- - - A - : - /CW.Eitotw.liir, Skipper:4 4 i WM. FRANCK,,AUCTIONEER,
.
A . and detdeni in the various dearriptiors o f AN- N. W. bottler 2d dt Buttonwood Sta., latb T
TIIRACITI: COAL ;including tbk bet qualities of 1,T,', 1 !‘ ,
! Pllll.AliEi.rill%. . 7.
and Rid ;447‘ . ..fr0na the tecnnboir.,Spoka iind. t: , ,t.te Vri:L.r
POsltive Sale every Evening, ,
Wharf. liscUst stitet,:xtayikill. ~
AT ii:e• ; ;ECI,oCh, AT Till-. tt.cfloN :-I , ii:y
- Ottices—No. t.;44,4_ Walnut street, Philadelphia, i, 7
' -- No. Ina :Mate street, Button. :II 1 LT, be gold without - reser% e i
. ......r
March IN. I.S;'.: - , -,2 - "4 "• V (. L ash—Clctlis. Cassimeres. Svitirms. a, d 1:,
Gouts cenerslv, 1;oots and :..h , as. Cutlery Gel i .
if AO PAR:r:s; E IitSIIIP NOl'.l.CE,—ri i h — e .
; tug. MM.P!aI lustruments. aod Merch l' . ' ...'
' .'".
_AL.' .f.tc,r...'
k_i aubszeiborr;h•aving ussoeistsd with them O,KUL.G.E. 4,r The .4u. - Inturer will pile his per:sm.:4 c‘us,d.,, - .1 - .5
P. NEVIN and DAYID J. NET IN. of New York. will; tin... se, e of.ctoru de• - •.. ,, y;,",n.
der the brut Of MAE IaToN. tii.X A: Co.. continue the ; PheadeiPhia, kebruary 17, r!..5.'• :•1,
Coal ltuslnesi as htretof d'e. (lice. Ne. lea Walnut strr it. • --e---------
neardioek, and No. 4 New strert, New. York; M hart No. ' '- ,- TO FARNIERS!:
, Kichuund. I.II:AIikTON k. 4'OX. .. ' ",, . • ,‘ „. ~ •,, 1 , r•
. ~ , ,
~ ~ , (Ar't J . / 11,1 i 1! , r /.1 rip , .4,d,, rtt t• a 1, -. 4,,
Philadelphia, J.inuary al. I'.i, • •,14,1 02 I . P.
. ---- 1 , 1:!:4:.t.r:. 7n; Pile: I 1 • i p
Improved Super Phosphate of Littl e ,
I - 11 4 AI ADVANCEs.—Liheral Cash ,
‘,2,1 Advances made oh eonsizninents of Coal to our 1,1- ' Sti,t 'ate now .er:t!ct "Lir well k!. -..0 Li :.r,,; . .
dust. Al, ,we ea•ti an;.,pl.3litivr,r at first c...st. with But- , : ..A.T 64 0 PER TON, Y.
ter: Chose, or other country prrkluee. of whiTh we arc re- i ii• 4 ,.,. c ,ei, / , , 1 / c t .../ ~ , • ,
~
coiyinoi largesupplics diroct from ~I.le lamer.. Ilavlntr. I
grrat adracitages fir making' tialCs of coal. ..Miners will i %
I
th - lt alTeat , 1:s touch ple.tAttri• t. silt • beat tt.. I.: '40.L 1.
find it :lai_ir intereii _to ea:: ,a 3 A. , I ,
w_c o , tamn i : & c o.. •, ar:er leetb:, article i• .1.11 t "Alit .1:.1::...± al.l t.. -
' . 1 -
Newvorli. nArto 3. 1 , 5, 9-nn - 11,7 .11,-,A.trltray. : ~/ Farriod, ts lin hat, us. a iz. i ,„,, ~ :•,.1..
).OGERS, :-.31N N 11'KSON & CO.. ; 'The Cheapest aliad most Pennanentltertilize r
, - _
Miners and Si d' ippers , Cal. by Itailm Tt,,,, is ~, ~ inf I.n.
id k t'anal. • t
ri;4 l -o—No.tio Walnut sfrert. Plaladelph4,;_e • ' IT PRODUCES .HEAVIER CROPS
\'u,l'!r4 ltroadwas, New 'iork: --.. .-Of I 4, rn : 'lnf.:. ii" , ,,a and Gr.:, thp^. It, r .). . v
-Centri• tit. opp , site . A upriean llons,...__Pett,oi:let one friend , are iiii it'd to rail an" ....rte... „i.
Where 'they eft . , I. ror tale by 11.. carpi. their celehratet lain a l'amplii..t dei.criptive of it, .1,,,n: i. • ~
'l ' . i':'i , oedri arpi Pr!t-'1 .trao.t.t.a /,' , l -t-th o .+ l . "'h.' toitr:. Ar. A 111,4ral deduct', o load, te /...-.. -.
~1.14 trout Atm flut , ..n and littri.• Heath Pins, all Of 4 1 111:1 u , N rEp; A 1,1.1. N I %;
are fro, burnin-:•: and adapted' L. family use.
' ! To . .lics la G. %N.,. P. I il , t't , i
Alsa their _A : , :l', Pile. r.:ld Ifrrld .1/eurtf.qin White .IsA ; -
.V,...:: , , .".,,In It S ,,f ~f. (M// Ve, :.. ;;. ,„0, 11-,,,_
'l:Pai., suitable f.,r Farnacea and Iron Works. .• ; : .9!,.,....1 , ,,,,-- 0.,. 11,1 -' ,,,, 1 1' '•, , 1e,.A,t0
. T . .. 1.: wary 21. 1.:6 . . P...e.tn Ti-' .. ...; 1. ,.. .i.it PW .,. .,.f!TATE or Llll, I. {,.r assth,
- • BIZI.:IfT A I.' l'i'lf 1
,
it). %% IS AU- .
• w, w. lit )1.... , „t
DENT:MD . has Inn resumed the ...Mut: and shipping , win.--4 p : ,:n ph 'et ...ran abr., be obtained
of - Coal, Kas Ili" slay assJciated with him Wintui G. ,tu- 3.•,..1.,,,;„,., i". 1.
deorted, J. , 1,11 itemmel. Jr..and George.ll. Putts, uudcr
the firm of 1,...Wf.., .k . ..:::.).1.. Ai. CO., at 4.: Waluta heart. i
WhArre.: Nos. 7 and 5. Port i;ichtii,o4.
I.Ew I,- 1 UDEN RI Eli. _- ,
titnic.iiil-1 11. PoTTS.
Ali.Diti 1N C1111:14.. 'r
• rA N"rl - 11)---A (4irl toi do the I •„„
WiLLT.tM G. AUDENINED, 111 ; ' . „
Al ,- t
.1•11 IN ROMMUL...Iit. •.1”7. M 171.1 II •, rk CI" :1 s;:, i!! fi.e! - ~
. can W.uli ant Ir-ii. 1;, t•rel.cc rt-.lut7oi .1; 1
rui .1. , •:: Market and I',. , :ith.: ~t r,,., . . P-ttsi i .
Ai , ,i',:t t ,•-'--.
January - 11, 1 '>.;-1.
0 1 . T . ICE t o . f .. the , G . tardians of the Pour. : — .
.. •Alt.:4 i'r.q.u.,ll , ,i:1 T.INTEI).—.I mfin .t Ii 11. •,-.
Ur-i : ,,-. ire.l at th -. Oil:, until -- di- '...d,1 day of April. - 1%'.) - .. ,
at 2 ... , I,A.k. P. N.. f ,i- ...11,..1.1,iri!... the Phill.i•lilia Alms 1 ti...ti kroAliAze of !L.! 1•3 , iu.. , 5.......3 ...:
11nu,.. with 11V0 T II: It':-...t N.ll i - JilifT ILL N ILI: 1.11 T , O:CS J 1!,. ii ...j • ...pr. :7ati,1a,•:•.4 - . . n:1,2 ,:•:, ~ .• •,;,..;, ,;.,,,
UP WHITE ABll ANTHRACITE COAL. to bo delhored .• ti"',' -l-n.':- Mdt..1.1:.!. ',.., : :.. -
.
.uti_tho Aillln II , 111•.• Wil:tr!: .`khuylkill. ' " ~..- , ,•,,,,. -
The Coal t. , I:".. • tr , e fr,rn slat, .inq :in.! other impuri.. : Il i ' .A... , 4 I r., 1J • a Woman wit, ~:i n , „ ,',.
li ..a, L.ll. • ~,,..h -.if •• it, ..,-- awl :o - to-half •- E.r.7... •‘, ,•,,,- i , I , alto and ir‘lt. To ono c. , mpotent to ,i .1,,,, ~..,.
tql and prop.arof ftr 191 . 11.41 We 141.., arid wtizhed nnder - 1 of A - , :i.. _-• .1 , L. - ..... wtll '.• • - - ! ,- ,n
n, VA: • • ,
..
AL: In , -ti. , ~ .ith.• z- t, , - . - r.rd.el tt I'm ~,
A I' , i:lt -,221 ' IL . - , utak.. 41.ph ati ,a. .1;,-ly ,t t Iltia „ Inc.
Fist. hundred t-nn. to !, d-iivvrt-d ,n 1 t.r before the felt : : l'uttsvillo. Mar , ...h zi...1%:. .1 '
. _
day of June. Iti:)s. and the haiance. to,. th,,u.and'..tv.-,, -, - -- : . _
hundr ,, l tons, ott or hon , ro tho 1 - 4 , 4 day of c),tot!,-T. Ilex ,
..:i t mINFRs wAN'r ED i ntim d i ,,,,,:,
li, trier • of !he Miami.
f:lip,nl ,, K m. A 1)1 . r ,,,, :. . 0_,411 y 5.h.•..,‘ th .y ran dopvt d t•t• I...tNiti..; rs , -, - to Ir. d.r„ 7 ...
~.,,,,,,‘„ r....i,
0,. .,.. . , 1
.....1, li .. ,s 1 . ?..1 , „
.. 1, •: i ; - Uct.'tp•r :1.41 It ~,,... .s.nsf tat pl. in. , ..., ,; ....
•ry tii• , tl:lt. :tril,. In
; R. kil. %II d ,1 % , ..V.,..... •.
Pit' . Norp, reed a)..p'l. -- hat g...A.1 l'r-1 li. -,1 \ 11. , :.• V :
! , .•1•.1. 11i..t, ' Ap 11 :, I •,;J. 1 i...
• .
V ()TICE is hereby _riven that Prop
-14. rt.-oirktdi ai• tho 6,lllMih.tr)ner S . . Pr.
M.:l4;iy. thy h. th.•
acr,..rs the Little I;iyer.
Tantuiu:i.
- 1 . 1 o• n'an . - an t rte seon by railing at .
lhrir 9ilice Is% ord,i- of tbk•
April 14. lO.:it • 6..1i. 31: : El'S Lit. Cc rk..
T:0111.1t13 G3lol:tr. ,opy,
_ .
t DAII:siISTIZ.I'I : OIi'S NOTICE:—
.v, 1,4:4,,,,, of Adminlotration on the Este!,.. cf (41,0.
1.1 . 01311N11. deeeass.al. having boen granted Ps tho un
'l.:l"Lirs ' l . : 0 .1 .1.:: : ,' ' ,. ihts ins: , lainis or d. hand, asiaissrl
ov
, tlossat.: of tho. sai.l .r.•...i.100t, ar- relueotod . to mak e
1:1/..'11111 , . sun- elth .Ist .I,•lay. and tho, Indel;t:rl will
,` nial... ! :„iinniediato payinont to 11E.N.1. W. CI:3I3IINC,
.1 1, seio,sSr.i/or 'VG .rg• ..1/. C,,r NI o . , of 7.4, , ,,,,,..—.1,,V,,,,
I .' k!......r. r, ire. , - • Aprii.l I. 1..."4".. 1,... , 4. •
: ----‘'' - talc E.—. Not ice 'is - hereby (riven
't ....I tin: IX VI .11:NI )I.D. or ii.i.iloport. li. buylkill
s .• .tl:itV. Ps.. ‘.:.1. iri-I 1131.0 r. did on. the. 17th of Jan tiar.
I I .sfs, ;al:- an Asoi.m s niept of his real .and personal pr:-
1 port.. so I lo..: ,uloo!ril.er. for ti, henelst ..f his s•rrditors.
1 . Ail :Leo., iudet.to.l to uhfs.--lafo ar..• roluostod t, - , u.ai.,..
I.- 1111111 , 4 i !!!! .. pit, to.ost to t 1.,.. .u5...• r..der a i ~, ‘ r phsi a .t..:.
plita % iss •F tor tos. illo up the bucine, a' rapi,ll: a .. p......
...,il,le: 1.:11.t1:1.1.a. )lAl'aill. .I , :r;hior.
1 N e w l'hila•lolphia, .‘pril 14. 1::.:,'. I;.oit'
+-
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' . (in (I'..'• —11(;oks Tor subscript ion to • •
. •:
th i
e ',.l , , , itat :7 , tr...5....ft150, Anthracite flank of Tannil
cola. "ill I, opons.. - 1 at 11, Unit...l root,. Ilia c !, hi th,
lo.r. .usitiol - Tarn licta. on tho: lot h las- el Va..‘. 11.. 1o:. ; ..
frovi.:.! o'elos-1:: I'. NI: t,o .., 0'r1...i.. I' . ".1., in aeoor.lano e
7 uitil it, n,
p , isi..u, of the ..resh.:,ll.let rozulatinz Itotiks,
. and ri,- , A..t. to in; -rp , rate ~..1i..1 1.t.11i . w.111.: ,, ,t.ti i3rl. - 1,1
:d.t3, t:< , : ,. . , , ' . 'T. 10 I:. I . ,:st. I:. .
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‘Vicu.vii Dosai...t.sON, Rienaho 1.;.v.4.4.11.
. 7 . 1 .1.:4:.!(:.M1LFt.. . 1..; , L1ND.1..! , ./..i,
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W1L1.1.01 . 111-Nr.-.. IS. T. 111_ , MF.S.
ito.si , NIAP.I . . :".... M , F. , .; V•lt . .lil.
J.:a, S. 11.)TER. Gr,..01,,F. \VT,,-;Ao, '
. ' l'r.:rris 11 mils', . lotiN eat.rs• - ..n; _
- : - Iloos.e.:r 11...1.1.11. it, Jon.: ,t0na...,,,,,
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.. 1-:. J. FK.T. nr.N.s. itilt.:•::::.
•
r:“.,:‘ , 1,11 , : , .Iprit 11. 1.....,a - • 110..:1t '
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('II 1 "1" ',KT lA, Co. agricultural:.4o
,i,•ty.--Th.• ni. ink.r. aro roqu•...tod to att:...n.l a 5pe
,.271 ~,,,,j11; ..11 :`.1.1111.1:1V; 11,.. 1417, of April. I`Zsi , ... at ::
....i..'1.. I'.' 1. - . at t 10. ptit.lio h:-u<,• of George U. Bos. r,
pro h:..l.urz.. .
April 7,
.F i rIi.EN.II)NT udil ILIA' Assn
,j. ri 111 fll Tru•Lues ..1 the 3110Y1, C 4, 11 1 • 1 1 - 1t1 1 /11
11, 4. - •1.tr,..1 a 311,t it-rot of P.,. tier t t t ,. t..t_ or tilt:: runts
aft , r tho I ,3 th .lay of April noxe,
4.7 r ,11 t.. T. A. G rhl I: El.
It.t. Itt-it r.3eor.3r.
- V( )11( undersiint'd Ii is been
:t. t ...nt of 113 e ..v.t0 , r, ,, f - The \t - nr.it.r
Pr..1.3 - rt... • awl tutiflio; lots in t11 , 1...r3..tztt
.3f i'al•3 .tlt... or, 3 - 3 . .1. , na11e 1. - rw, Utsrc. Morrl.b .
L. P. IMO
•
I'. It•vi!te,
TIIIIE Pottsvillf: Scientific Associntinn
ar , rra.l) t 3. it...r..rimenstSU. - 3.11 3.r ..ther
f.r , .t;l tbota fir ox.hil.itl3.ti at for 6rl4 ' s
It.•!.1 at l'Arit. in ' .‘1 . 1 m•at.
ill th ,
..r
roar 17.
IFFICE S 11 R. It. Co.
11. 4 , , It rig!
‘l..ettil; ”1 th , It the )lir, ilia
11:111 C..u11 , ,1Ny,
th. ir jr.l:l, lin 1 r.Atitult,i , n day.
;;. , th ivat.. at II %Lir' , r
e.l" •
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' Pliiirnt.tpl/i. - -..lpril . ....I` , L5 1-1-31 . .s;• , :rou nv
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DIIINIsTRA • O
"l'R'S N(YrICE,—
L." N.. 41 . -.• i. , , hern,y ,zir,n_rtl.tt ',tr.,- ••f .I:llnini,!ra
ti •v. iir-il th, - ,,. , ;‘ , .. , 4 , t ' l).lni• I llnTz. late . .l 1 . ,:1111111.1.
SPllll' C. ili , 1!) . .T . ,. 11, -. ..:1, d 11.0, 1,!, grAnt..l I. 111,
,ul , -,i l 4•r. 1'1n..,. in,i,ht.,l 1,, ~,,i1 e , tatn•Ark.• r.nuncte , l
t; nt ' ........ ' imtndiAt.• ru,nn • ti t . and .tlnA, h•tsinz eittlin‘
ag. ,
aiit .4 I eFtln . wi:l i•rn,..n • . 111. Lll l7 itil , th .1* i c . !) 1 .111,
SULS•TiIe.r. residinz at 1.,n11•01:1.
j't)lN N. SPLACl " ...4 , ltnin...fritl.r. •
Taln,lll3 Mir, b ::1.1,5-. l 7-et
FOR. SALE & TO LET.
i()AL LAND '11) LEASE.-IC7II he .
rentrtl n t..rtn yvan,
Tennuts. nt.nit prim, On! ban.l 'in 'h;:
adininipg. tha La.. 4 .....ngar Loaf .!Slthoi • •
5' , 11,,f the savant:At:v.: oft t raetql r, I: • tf.et,tn
ruit»irr.: 1u ik a mile 1111 , 111 P it. so near the
rr. of the "r‘sent:4 Frei Vein, whirh ie uow wf , r%.
ed. that "tiler road is rinuired. but as a stit..l tar the
tarsi plenty of Timt.er and pure 1% ator for tninir, pur
pFes ; the yincurpar• , mi iu s, to
the-New York nit'.l tgark,ts-, I , y Can.! cr
Railroad. For further parti..tilars. rill ',IL •
April 7. 1Q!.5
UIt.EAT BIRGAiNOFFERED-!
' the our-half intrreFt lain nest class ttperati al. Ap
ply at: • W3l. I'. ~ T hlNlti.litiLTi•
31 arth 'di, 7. ,.. l'::-!f A 4rneyl Xi ot, :•illt.r Terence.
VI l't.)lt S.lrli-2:three story Brick
=lt tp,..nt.,:s in 3latiantarigo tdroct. Als4.:a two story
PraMt Dwelling In Church .1110 y. Apply to .'
.1. Attlit.'t , ON 11.-coor..
. .
: i• . cr,t, :1—1.... 1 0:1* St.'t,r r,,,,, cr.
i'tftssilto..laittiary 1' , ..1 , ...1• ' Id f
—, ..
4 1 012 SAI4—A Steam Engine. with
• • i•ilers. fort V.''Ta...r.s... v•wer. Also, a 711 inch l'u I , ', I,
iminierods and h.:lt-wort; r.ooplete. .UI T iters..n in 1 1 .:•..t
of III: :iboce machin e ry gill Mot it to their advar.ta.;. , ,
bc•ntri•oircita•in;: et! , -,otlte• - , to al•L•y to
march a, ',',.:, •,,t1", , JAME:. At t111.)-:.. Reading. I 'l. l
•
1 1 0It SAI.E..--:--A . -.NEW • I'EItPE. -
- , 1 •
. dirular Ediginiruf ltr Horse iroier with pump, relit•••
pletis---thc whole ts•caili - yin:a spa,. ttv.- tect s•iitatat. o.
he seen at the York r:t,rt... ' 1 . : •
Pnt Me. N , ,v(.70 , ...r 11. I`+.l -I
V.)00 ACH.ES OF LANIP tor .
I ,
sale Oh
il nstlni and Lyroinin; ...,unti,s, al.nut li . 0 Mil, fr ui
Mu rDute.of tI ., s-man y S Er:o ilniln at. .41. 12, In •:
- J. Alliiistr.N )1.t , 1t.t. ) ., ;
lle s il Estate S 11.i - nd .1;:. nt.Crutrr si.. op.:Silver Tnrrace:
Pottsville, Dec, inl.er a. 1 , ....; . 4s.tf ; ,
( ) I)f.) FELL() \ VS ' (.1:M ETR Y
E.
p,..,, n , do,i run:. of pUrrhv t
u.n.: burial lots iu the i. 4--
cltil
Fell , u.' C,..tneter. , . will apply t.. ;
lili OM I'..T r. at the Iron 'tore. Town IbiI: 1
- :.....11,,,,0i "Lir:rut. Tilt-smith. Ceti tr.. sirnnt : ...,r t
ST VltEs 1.. , T. , 010. Can..% bill.Strent
ls,H. 1 . .1. I.D 1
• ...t r .'
__.. •.
1 4 )11 S AIL yA"L'2'l' we Ir e small . Cars'
.14 i .
IA inch virels. suitatle for •Cnntrvtors. Foundry
men.tind Machinist's. or f.t. llailrna4 Companins, to use ,a)
rePairs ...r tilKnit t htlr frni;ht.,l , I.nts. Apply in •
cANDEE . Di - wilt: A CD..
Pelawan; City'
42-tt
OM
1.1. 14:4
F.l l O ('t):11, ol' It A'll )R s --A n e xpe -
Oper‘ater, with eapital. ran/.•-• Urr UF•II
ry tellll.. a 1 , -.L.; for a term C f
shout setent)-5N aer'es land, infcrier t, ,
the northern Coal yiat. Thy lzr:er the uperttt.m. t h.-
eaeirr the tercir. pp; t tc !
WIGENSELLEIL Ti
7‘ttlrth 1.1.1c:53
FOR 111,•'NT—A New. Brick g0re4..71
on I , lAfirivehtink huilt_n.v. a Flonv,,t
tevd 66 , re. Thu lawmen t admiral Iv adapted ar rt,ir
itr,:' Bale Hay. Al Rain-4,3d nittelin.; the
tn 4; kiveu un thi• Istef Aprt( nF rarlieriit
desired.- by 'appli,ati , n tr, the bet.:ribers at the
E. VAIU)LLV soN
1N1; tat ilk!, January 6, 1 4 , - 5 ' - t-tt-
" - WATLI:n ‘x, ~,,
4
.I'.r.“ n. JaC , .,
OR SAL E. --Three best finish S..tea'nt .7. / ''''' inh '' r ';'''/"'"-.
1 . : , , ,, i „,,, intinitionred by Win. Burden. of 11r!!'"1,- ! ?
i. .N.-te Yerk, of ton, twelve and f.ftrt-h hem., pouter, • 1 0 I 1 I 1:, PI
p
red my healh by s
w i t h 1, e 4.,,,tiv e h.-die:ls. aLd in fret rito tannin:: r•nier, i h av b rg - 1 - I ,: e ,-,,,,, ;-,- I
hat inz boon In u.s kit out , soar. Thos' are ;tow in onna.• 1 into a state of n , .rs! le
si,rn i . n the new D0 , ..k• of the Chesap-alse .t. Isoltwer e ca- tem-to u. ze , •
o ' , ono: extol;
nal. on • at Delaware l'ity. onto At St. George -and on e st 1. ert,, pructist-d iny.pc
rti..s.apeal-.4ll'iiy, wilt-1 , 111,-y fin 1...i...en At :110 line, And , I t i t iii , this -.1,
&oh. 4.•
any iiiP;rmath•n 'given that :nay 1, relulee,l. They will ; Kill r ,unts, titt - velltd
he No Id at a bartzain. dy t'.',Nl)l•ll:l)l>D6p, k c i ,„ .
Ow ptilli.: t zott,a'llt,
i k . /a w "."'Cit i f • - • I
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est frtr fernlike . who mac be dosirous,,f - epotidins: a ftsi int uro to a ui.:‘ in I.
weeks in (bit thew and growityg town, beautifully situa , 1 Tcrry,utotaltet..: t:rer •
did in.a Yalley,l,dtween the Malanoy and Locust Noun, 1 sets on ,i!na ip.' to p'
fain*. and surrounded by matenititent ...emery-. The:tent I spiral sprintre:• tra:te
will be moderates to a suitable tenant, who ran furnish i Ity, and ills d Jitittl
the House. IV wlll be toady for occupancy early In the useful during •
Spring. Yor terms apply to . Ofeee in Ma d street
J. 3IAYLAND, Jr, Agent. - side.
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