1 - . , 71203MENE IN AlltEmas.
The following Comm*ation - Crop an es
teemed contributor, direittention4to a me._
ter of especial interest aids era of', I.,coane
1 try's history. The infitiOf jesai -. :artel ''• sta
1 into our coup Is-alaxilig, an - eir 'Pik -
I t enee inimical isti thicsainimee aka& beliaved ,
i institutions: the views of "J. W." arc there.;
: 1 fore plain, to the poiet, and worthy of often- I
lion. ' We subjoin his ememunication : .
Ma. B. BA AX: -Dear Sir:-It is time that
..,,a4Pe.FOI4.I,AkaaKW.Va:9-Ilkkilta Or ca 1144,
14. extsreouspirstors-endeavorag-to-andertnine
air
hie 'man:diens. The great 'cause oi.Justii '
/11 ) bbl . u lfcren ' '
.ee' .'
... - to the 'r
e of intoxi- having advanced to the present height and p l4ll w W
. 4-irrthia country; tithe earelessnessd-indiffcreticao power
(")" .„„ I' ' 4 in the faturte; sitrrent, outer)
men.; of . •" I - ' th e l with whieh - A T _lnerienarflreieS a tonjurterotittem;
. . -in ' certain . sections ;o f . rog ,,, r d, t hi r ,i, e ,,,a t ,i inn .a n ie iLia..iMi easy
ill earnest da, e fleit - li Will have upon for a man e who' has lived alLhis life in . the United
• red - that' States ,
.. i toil_eteet
, those . well . cancealiaiattneks which
- housetror,:pnblic • entertain
and wet - '-'' ' " ' '' ' .1 . ,,: e i• . _a ~ - 9 ".`"`k ulPe .itt , outi!m their purpon--rthat of goy_
a.... 1 t tar per so n c an teenseu. erninethe temple' mall their political, social and
their OS
• ~. hy_ leak -tflegt4* 0/lii.••o..A.Wtr =r*Ftigi9MP.-1-°"!WIg• -1.1:4.1nt9.1/11t:1111,11,r-erkfti
ter, 0 - Is - meant' by the'roiass supreniaer; go t o E urope,
- , a source of profit_ will shortly be ;go to those down.trodden countr i es, Spain, Italy,
,illriancliarderila is al*.ftel4 prices of i %c. -lii fact. the whole European continent is lit
`•-• - Ai i' at , ;b e - Al l . nit-, and th , e 'cle better', ;There Despots and iicsuits,walkiand
re Di reaten in band., Look at what the."Doly Fathey". Wings
BIN,
4m -that'll:On Xetaliaietf,upon, without his children. . Bloodshed, prisons and impOverish
meet are the lienevolent gifts which he is distri
' ic "" how of reasen, : on the part Of bating with a gentle - hand: All who want to save
111 6e . ..
s -
• t for the act. -- 'I '4- - _ ' this great Itepablie--:who are willing to suppress
despotism-who want to put n stop to Popish ag
etT Fri Y ' ,
proves that not :44y in otriown
.To whl • , .. . gres3ams, must* aware of the•maxim which the
Jesuit obsertea•when be commences operations
• liroughotit the entire State, there
.yeou a, .
, ,re trips or taverns'illanthetem- 1 The members of this Society are' always at. their
o' i therti. . .„,. •,l i 3, and in the highest degree perevering. 'I a •
, t h e p u bli c reqtare-; that they i post e,
friends of • humanity ma st be airri s 3 f
Y e°l2ll-1- . 4 1 so rapidly, thitthe comfOrta • that most terrible of all maxims, to wit :-"tlit r i e erld
By that maxim, a Jesuit can
I,Ti.tdation. of the -traveller has be- I idn'fi" the inians."
regarded
tit
innocent
ri l u i e t n t t if
t h y is hi ft s lo n l- e tn rn a i n t , v, a i n i d
ti t e r i l . l ) ; 3 1) 1 e ,
g in, 41 • - •... y., of secondary consideration, ' I
reg .
fusti. ' eawsei rt • .-%,icating liquor a via- ,irearhes his aim ' Yon must know, the' eneniv wh Din
. you want to subdue. - Yon must read•the histories
likd u " It ? P`.;et , ' . l t. is Of 'emirse evil- I. Of the Inquisitinn. Read Lemanouski's 'account
blasr,,Jki
mire. affaira that there are lof the della:notion of the Palace el Inquisition at I
t u t lia, i .., 0 . . ,
...,1
ti Madrid, by order of 'Napoleon, if you wish to see I
•A r rri in P ty ladeserg ou among us, what horrors were perpetrated as' late as evendBl4.
• t6 - 110 • 4 Y.illeAvi'il effect :n great benefit to 'Eugene q t .ue's Wandering Jere is, for the most Part
paten over-drawn picture of d'esoltism. .
= - ' 'Nit hotel keepers themselves, by
-v4 " .. - ' ..
„.- -Let me close by speaking two words-words
.... , 7 e,houses at present nothing more which'ought to boor dread i m po r t; t o my - fellow _
and men of American Origin. These two words-lire,
: • iippliug house find.,26w. groggeries,
-•i „• "Religious Wars..". =Need I tell them what such
wftig.all the public - custom worth hav i ng wt ,„ a i.o. '. The history of 001 . 34 _ 11
y snows how
, their own hands. Besaeolabln landlords that country suffered in the "thirty years' war"-
yh t
i dre u nche l d t the land with ,
l thus i&btaiti. ii- mattopoly of the business; ti w oot ar i. of L . t igi" aie w e hi
a by inereasieg their accommodations; bi-- against parties who will, as sure us - t:h r ei' o suil sets .
to-night, bring on in America a state of things '
e restricted comparatively; in number, and
~ what Americans will ho compelled to solve th is
.
feting stronger attractions 'to transient and question-:"Submission or War." You tiny now
.-: armatient castotn; we' are confident the busi- resist your enemies by the - force of publid sent:
03: would prove, More profitable than here- . •
m me n t: t L b :lGa r ? r ti m b e y; if you resist them 'at. all/it
Americans. you hayeda pro-
•. . : •-' • verb-it is, "a word to the Wise." Forget not that.
afore, .
, ' ' , -, Years truly, • .J. W
'The sale, of - liquor is not necessary eptirelp -'---- -*-
.
to: ensure pecuniary profit, to . hotel' keepers.
•11 . iis a mistaken idea to suppose that a hotel
cannot pursue , a profitable business'uttleas li
qubrielling-ii,eonneeted with its operationi.
.;lltit 'Make the accommodations equal to the
: ,,,defartndti of the' publir, hate only one ptiblie
hort seWhere.there aryit present three; sub
-' stitnte harmless and refreshing beverages for
'the "pinacin''which is now retailed_ every few{
steps on-the highways, and our word upon it;
.. .
the business "will be found more lucrative than
-
- Ne .., tt
present ' ;
..
• , Keform in,the conduct of the mass of eXisi.
it ipg to brie _houses is ficeded, and the new
1 law steps in opportunely to effect it. Our
Yl---County, and even our own - Borough tire 'this-'
trations of the truth of the assertion. .Of
-;,.:. • about eighteen houses iii • Pottsville; purport
': - ing- to 'exist for the -.accommodation of the'
'...- - public, in temporal eoinafarts, how many are
conducted for that purpose?. Our citizens
t‘f are aware bow - meagre is the proportion of
i : - houses capable :of entertaining gtiests in a
-• .. suitable manner. The. majority depend main
ly upon' their sales of liquor at th e : bar, and
' do not think it requisite to make any provi-.
sloe to Ferry on a. , legitimate buiiness, as a
- re;rular inn. So, on the Various roadsi ore
n this I -
~.
. ,
Co'unty, between 'this- borough and the differ', , 11 * S*t'", ~,ro ug h Count:U.-The -Borough Counbil 1
ent towns, are found too many tavervj the imp _ ,sized on Wednesday evening last, by the e4,e-
fold tot:i s m:my ciir,, the "ro're burn. vew 1 ' I thin of John W. Itoseberm PreEhicnt; - Samael
.c,„„ ,20,4„?,, the piee .
... • .., ;three- !Hartz, Town Clerk : JeWonish Seitzinr,er, Taxi
:" . 44,,k, it, 5i,.... -....50ts of the traveling Collector, and SamuelleWie, Borough Snrveyor. I
-- '
public.' t.ne well coliducted public house, for The Council appointed Ctiiirle'sWortaua and .Toss.
•:', in/dance, would be limply sufficient for all par- t Kimmel. Supervisors of the Borough. i
• ' 1
poses, between here , and Orwigsburg..in place 1
\
, I
I
141-Baitaiiiin Pailuirj-This affair took piece
I
;., ' Of , the useless nuinber that tiow dot that road; lat St. Clair on Moncray List, but hardly passe,! T'
pt. 1
....:
..I . ' ' and would prove lucrative to its concluder, l in' the. happy manner, 'flatactetibiie of fernier
..,-- who might furnish :soda water, tea, coffee, ere.,
:ears. Many of the coMprinies present bolveyer, i
attracted ranch attention, for their nerit appear- 1
to persohs, in lien of intoxicating liquor.
: ; Me : assertion that hotel keepers are or will
ante and discipline, , A l'ull staff of o ffi cers was in I
attendance, and the inspection was satisfadtor ! • I
-
'be compelled to increase the price et board, ; • -
_i____ .
.. _ )-
• ,
to make Up for their loss in being deprived of
the privilege of retailing intoxicating liquor,
has no foundation in fact. The experience
. of Maine, which State has thoroughly - tested
' the -workings of a latringent Liquor Law, in
... all its features, proves that there is no difficul
ty in this matter; that the sale of liquor is
not necessary' to the pecuniary' prosperity of
hotel keepprs. Sueh will he foetid the: case
• here, whet& the niOads ofielisting grogger
ies me saPpressed,l and:pitbile houses for the
• ' "entertainment of ivan. and : beast," - .well-kept
in every case, supply their places; in fewer
. ' nu nilie rg; and with increased' acecninadzitions.
Tea and coffee ,urns„catables, etc., mast - he
substituted for ti& bramly 'bottle, and other
• . accommodations extended to the publici . and
. avhal curt dOttla that the respectable landlord
(7 - -- +
' will meet with atlCtplate support? The '''iltd
. '•vautag,es that will he 'derived from this . Con
itlition of thingS) - no license to pay; a quiet,
• respectable ;,,honse,; no bar-tender; and the
• - 2 guests and his fondly undisturbed by otrunkeu
, ' contests, and so ferth, are certainly great, and
. ~
.. will certainly more than repay him for what
- • over loss may be sustained by his cessation of
' the sale of intoxicating liquors.
.
No well-kept public house; therefore, need
• sespend operations under the new Liquor
Law, nor. increase its price of board. - The
landlord of such a house has but to study the
testes of his cottimers, exhibit an ever-ready
. . . willingness to accommodate them, and his
. •
, prOfits will double those made in his former
' disagreeable business, liquor-selling. These
- are our views of the matter, and we think
'' ' • that nine-tenths of, the respectable landlords
. • .. who may 'give these remarks a:perusal, will
- ' • - agree with us iii the opinion that liquor sel
ling is not absoltitely necessary in connection
with their
,busitiess, iO render it profitable;
. . and that they can supply substitutes for re.
freshment i ahat will yield aalarge a revenue
as the sale of liquor. With these facts so op
. ~ . parent, how ridiculous for
~ any landlord of
;
standing to assert that he is'compelle i d to ad
-1 • vance his prices of entertainment .of guests,
r
to make up his on the cessation of the
'
sale, of liquor!
MR. Wisu.—This person appears to be pre
paring himself should he meet with defeat in
the coming Virginia election, for that 'deepest 1
degradation into which the disappointed poli- I
titian can fall--a mrited,nd unpitied over
throw.
, His harmittes are unparalleled in the
- virulent bitterneof their tone and charac- 1
s& i:ft
ter. The l moit vio nt and abusive language
alone suits his utte nee of the, estimation in
which he holds his opponents.' Bretending to
be democraiic he calls those who take the lib
erty of 'thinking differently from h i im a "lousy,
Christless, godless set," "fair specimens of the ~
spawn of blackginirdism, Know Nothingism
and rabbleism," &c. Such language remarks
the Baltimore A mrrican, would disgrace the
reeling besotted habitue of a groigdry—com.
ing from `q
candidate for the governorship of
• V:irgiaia,.the land heretofore of centr‘esy and
reniiement, it is more .than shocking. These
ebullitions of bad temper and worse tasternust
be regretted by Mr. Wise's friends, and can
certainly add nothing to the strength of his
cause. They are rather premonitions of de
,feat, and will hereafter be retorted upon him
.by those who now applaud, as among the cau
ses-contributing to his overthrow.
Tice 1149, Picfs IX. fell from
his tottering throne by the acidnariation of the
people, and returned to his seat through tloodsl
of human blood.. At present, the same Pope
has •ialleu no more from a!rhair; but went
down reap of ruins and tVas reinstated
ii , appears that re-
=met'
Mil
4Dvive*i• Oartvirmo—Now
your Ife,-triqa,liaend,• Et. • - •:; ,
A 14TERIA ARA Tae.-igpetagmegt.4areil
of t grown Giotb .
focal Afaire.
METEOROLOGICAL . NOT4I/0118.
ierported by Dr. A. Heger, of Poitsr. Sci. Actoci'n:
I==ll==
31.d.0.y5. t 1 " , o.ll)PliraPh. cr Geographicar,
;_.__4_,__ i '_
SAWN. 12 , 1
56 29,02 Ileiktit of Pottsville (corner .
tiuudayi I:0SA , 74 9 23,05 of Market t 2d. sta.) above
Mondai 1-0 62 i 81 itnean i14e,fi38.457 ft.—Dire
Ttiesdit 15 i ' BB t 85 ,1 ZB.BBl,ltunee hum Philadelphia. 95
Wodu'v.l6 ;721 48 24.4,31Iwiles...—latitude, 44 44
Tburs'y 17 1 !L9 73 I 29.02 'lB".—Topulatiou iu
Fridayl6;,s6 I 15 II 2'.1.10
MiM
id N. M.--almost calm. Ligig intermittent rain'
in afternoon. , Cleared at night. •
13.—M" in d intme---harellY pereertible. Morning beani
partially cloudy toward mon and hazy; evening claw. ,
/A.—Wind same—firsh at inid-day. Sun Wight in morn.;
but generally hazy. •
15.—IViud mute—high and gusty at mkt-day. Cloudy;
with general haze.,
16. 7 —Wind 5„ W..-t-fresh: at mid-day high and gusty,:
'Cloudy in tnnrn4 light intermittent rain in afternoon,
growing. hoarier at night.
17.—Wind N. W.--quito fresh. Yew detached clouds,
„,e cleared at anon . with high wind. Eye. clear and Cand.
18.—Wind S. IV.—ftesh. Sun out. but cloudy.
‘• 1
lay-Dramned.---Andrew" Cook, a buatmaa, !ell I
overboaril from a Canal-boat, at Lord's dain lo p .
Sunday last, and was .1 draW27
• A uC'
interred at Philudel I
' itin body wits
.1;C /%16d3Y.
' ,":7:tv"A (kiln! , Attack 4:16 made on a citizen of
Tamaqua on Saturday evening lasi, by a gang of)
near New Philadelphia. After lriug
beaten, be was throwin imentible into a eireek,l
tehere,lie would have drimued, !indite not oppOr
timely rel.-Irv]. He +do his way to a neigted
boring bathe, where he , recovered sullicientiy, to
proceed home t•hortly aclerwnrd,.
.740` The tr, other "duiri:ng the part week ha 4 been
rather fickle for our charming May. Rain :and al ,
enlil snap have themselves with' the lnilrnyl
,zephyrs that 'inarked entrance of thd:Areck,
and 03 we *rite, the hair is finite chilly, With a
•clear,-beantiful May must behave herself iniwei4npriety, ci- the will frighten h4ek the
with
lively little prot. , ies wpirli generally appeaf under
her festering care.
.1:1,,,rpc.-111 Jlinerseille last ;
Iroelt,':i little roe. of '1%.1t... Thos. Dudley, 41ged 5
years, made u narrow;esen pe. Be crecteleel
Ike glad of a railroad car 113 it was about si,trting
the car itarn:ql, and had the wheel trot slid on the
wet track about fifty yards. without revolving,
Vefore 'the traip wag stopped, the little fellow
would have bean erulted to death, at its first
The train. Itimeceri was stopped in time
to rescue the lad perfectly uninjured,
~..IRP.Rats of Fat 4 to the West, via. the ; Reading
Railroad.—The follwitig, is a list under the new
arrangements, on theßeading Ritilroad; and the
several roads recently placed in connexion with it:l
From Phila. to Chicago, ria. Canada R. R., $2O 001
1 Lake Shore" 20 00 1
• ••• . "; " Lake Erie, - 16 00
' " '! Detroit, t 10 001
Niagara Falls, . : 10 001
' • '• ' Buffalo, . ; 10 001
Eltaira, 4 .:
7 00
! ' Clmieland,l -
, .; 11 70
" " ; Toledo, • ..
; 14 571
" " • Cinbinnati, ,j 16 00
" " Rock. Island, : 25 00
; !, f
. .
‘l/40
115 ii
The Waghitvgtint Artillery.—Th)s compahy
under t)ie eomranna of Capt. Nagle, left Pottsville
on Tuesday morning last, on an excurSiorr e tc Loh
anon, Jonestown, Beading, ite. They looked ex-!
ceedingly well on the morning of aepatture ;- their
beautiftil uniforiii contrasting advtintageously;
with their' glitttering muskets and hide arms.--:
About thirty-five Muskets composed; the force:—
The Pottsville Brims Band accompanied them.—
They will return bertevei At • every
point of the exenrsion,they have been warmly re
ceived; and have no doubt enjoyed , themselves
ingly.
natitt.
-.Peonsyirtistio Mull.---This old; firmly es-I
tablisbed, well cOnducted hotel, is receiving thSl
addition of another story to its height. This nd.'
dition is rendered necessary '*y , the increase of
travel Pottsville ward, from thb various parts of
the Unloicand the, number of guests which the
Hall eticti4ear is called upon to 'aecommodata,,
and whichlt has oftentimes found impossible to
receive. Considerable room will be added to the
Hall's dimerts_imis by th Ituproveraent; and we
- I .
presume-this Sutumer, Co Johnson will be corn-'
_
pelled ttillengthen his 'tables o wow:l:iodate the
number id• guests that will
,engbis bonen,.
...,XO J Co wptinieg ta ry ..' .. llcurfit to gr. Jolla. E.
3lelkinough.—Wo otnterVe that severnl of our citi
zens, admirers of the professional efforts • of Mr.
McDonough, at present perforating a brief en
gagonent at thi , , Town Hall, have tendered him al
CoinplimentarY Benefit. Mr. McDonough has ac-'
1. 1 ceepted the testimonial in the spirit in ,whieli it isi
la'
, ten ercd, and names next Monday evening, 21st 1
instant, as the i occasion for its consummation.—;.-'
Mr.;
, McDonottgli." is an exceedingly . meritoriolui ..
actor, and fully' deserving of the very flattering
testimonial of which he is thus made the re4iont.
1 It is hardly necessary in predict that on the occa
sion' of -this benefit, next Monday evening, the
Town 'till will be crowded.
I piritutiorri nad fort Utistim Rni/way.—The
Engineers of the Dauphin and SuEqUehry4tin Comil
pang, linve this a eek reconnoitered the ground bet i
weer.. Auburn end- Port 'Clinton, with a view to i
preliminary Selina fur the construction of this
Railway. W& rmilerstenit,that they have discov
ered a tensible route, by which they Fain the Val-
I ley of the Little,Schuylliill, arid reach Port Cain.
ton in diannQn of /wit mik,,—one mile shorter
than tire Melding Railroad. The contemplated
Rona would strike the little fichuyikill Railroad
'44olPratesdAs.letkiLirrites above Port Clinton. This is
th
t4r wit
4V&I
de1111444214 : 14141 .--__s--t- -__A. L. Ati lr OlLOWA Tive l/L"e.r 1: f
ikibustsWnt Mg—Abort INtowi,
,ennio
en ozi n ut (teIP ta. Drinker's Alley.)l
=E -
.
. ,
jor Orr Borcritgl4 • Ordiagnices.r--The varia i taq
Or ' affect*.AtpleanlinessitS.healtiriop,
'our gb,hlqabiptildisllcil &Ostia itectri -.
rat
I ,-
tor; ttrens.A a r Konday next *Y wi#l ,!..
la "ily nfo , . .iiiW are asiatred i _Tpit P.l3Meig..
ef,f,torgesa I aiit t lwitii • diciela tr ~' 4_
10
• , rendir Pot le 4V:heti : re I to ttOonrist: lf_.
he eerier aiisar b e y that nyerjt4 . xisting 22 1
ranee el l uuld be sippressed, and the Borough iko..",
dared a coofiel 4:chianlin,erf an* good order. .',bi , ,
a14.4a14,1,44t4in 1)0. the ',ltifeis getterally, ara, ;
haitslaiteUssis'iPsitbae&f-iiirgeain clirryink4ti,
the intentions of the Ordinances and we hope Chit
- ersl - facility will be afforded that Officer, in 66
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..atikaatiOn Willis 4d ; tity. : Oni citizens , slionld lakti.
pride in;reidering Pottsville; in every respe t,i`
1rda,..in, 1 14 tiinyAnt,i_PY.aiding,the,Chief tiii...
gasits 4o onimittlizip ObierAsitie of the Borbagh
Ordintineea, they ; take an important step in seert
*
,rig the desired object. . +,:j
ir.o - Sabbathi Breakers, anal Selling Ligtiut*
41:4 ,
wood the se4e each,4anday, of proseedin6,"
not at nil inl4 - thillielwith tho spirit ofcit#,.
t;ttbha L th institution. Laid Sunday, persons were
observed playing ball.ftFing at mark, and enga4o4
in; li_Oght. Ail "tide fittO*ated, more or less; and
liquoi appeared, to flow ..tis freely . as water;
though where they proeurnd it in such quantit
' is:a Mystery. -;
;offieer Chriskvisitett the place last Sunday, anA
sneceoding in i'.'sirmting . ; a lrs. Troy,..eharkiiid
with . )vitiout a license. She' n ; .. 4s
bound over to answer. Offi:eor Christ is deterini4,
we, are glad to know, t 4 atop the deseernt4l
of the Sabbath4hich have been but too freqUent
'in this vicinity, lately ; anti..to arrest every petitan
engaged in the unlawful 'traffic of liquor on that
. d r ay.: He canapt pruseculha the work of reforgtin
intitters,'ioe promptly . or energetically.
. •
CountiAgticrilitiratBocirt
sitated meeting; of this Society was held at the Oh-
lic'houSe of COL -Geo. 1). Buyer, in the . borouilh.Cl '
rw, igsburg, u'u Saturday, the 28th day of 4iitil;
The President;and Secretary being absent, tni,,iho , '
tion, Palm wai appointed President rprG
_ !sm., and Sauittel if. Madden, Secretary pro t4l.
On rnotion,:a committee of three war appointed
to Call on tho;Seeretnry,,d. S. Keller, to obtain ;the
book' in which the Min'utes are recorded, ivherc
upon the Pree'ident appointed the folrowing:4er
-ikons us. a eoinntittee : Peter F. Ludwig,...fe4eph
l Albright and Iretor. • ....
the' .'cetntisattec,; . ,,upe4 Sett* I . reporteil hat
!after having served the notice en Secretary 4. S.
: •Keller; he-rerused to et;raPly'with the request,
II 'On motion:, the Secretary was directed 14ftave
11 the proceediugs of this ;meeting, published_
- ;Gn tuotiot;, the meeting adjourned to nie'et at
the house oil Col. George D. Boyer, on Saturday,: , .
the 26th day of May; at which time aPresident
will be elected, duce') Mattmer,i;sit., 4414 teu.
tiered his resignation.
. . .:.•
Muce.-- 2 Within the past we.Ult'. Cul.
F. B. Kacre'her, the well known host 'of tlik Ex
change Hotel, has ereeted in his bar-roonmiireal
ly beautiful soda fountain, frtim which be fins
pensed , dail ' y large qUantities of this deiiihtfuf
summer beverage; flavored by fine syrti,ps,. to !
throngs of iustoiners. Thi:4 is u geed inoviiin the
right dirce(iun, and wa are glad to ice• I
Kaercher preparing ;thus for the eperui:4ne of
the nett' tiquor. Lasj - . In this 111011111,1 ; i11)a 1110 -
. . ,
jority of latidlorda might instantly substitute soiree
beverage More acceptable to their customers than
intoxicating /Neer, If nut soda water, tint and
I coffee could be furnished. to thirsty visitAir4r; and
we are corifident'the Substittite would prone" more
i palatable to the i-ecibient, and prefitablie the
really p I
.1. e are rienseu to I,I4'RE
t' introduction. There', n i g r rTourreer.)ec this
;,pottwat t-4--asiln. 2. why.' itistiould
•, •
• ttet--or.:ln preference to poison; which is re,
tailed hy'tho smalLond we Hope that C 4;
Kaei
cher's ex:'ample will a follovied by the unkjority of
lUndlord.4 in our tufdst. 'Let the peoplitiave
in
the dritiiiitig line, What will refresh and ttit injure
them.
Tar :Omit 'Pox and the Public Schifo'fs.—Pa
,...
rents will remember that on and after'ilie; lot of
June, piloxime, thUiDireetors of the Puhli;!Schools
of this Borough will thoroughly enfor;:ihe reso
lution, which provides for the non-tultulsion into
the Sehiwls of children who have not lean vacci
nated. IThis step is rendered neccessaiY to pre
vent-the possibility of the coMmunicatien of that
contagious disease, small pox, to pitO, by the
e;mtiguitiof children affected by the Aisorder.—
Upon enquiring, We learn that ,the.pht4ciaus of
our Bt. - ouglt have generally expresseo.willing
ness te' give parents the requisite Ciii:tilicate of
vaccinntion, where it has been effected sitC:eessfully,
so thai they will have not preparatory 4ilitcnity to i
procui‘ l ing the adinission to the Schee:is of their
children, under the above resolution* the Di-
rector(. In connection with this matt4 of vacci
natioij of Public School children, it od
visable for School Directors in the tn4r district
to adept the plan which will shorily;To enforce
here.` Vaccination of the children iithst tend t
.
keep,;the schools : free from that titettatul diepas
nett promote a feeling of security, nmeng paren
which they have-not heretofore experienced in r -
gardl to the perfek health of their off Awing, ivh9e
attending the P,ulilic Schools; Tbis:ttt ttershotitl.,
receive their-earliest attention.
'
Erro.—PrraemtniOili of a ita
nirybent Serrier:4l/ Silver to Samuel $4l/yonnii,. q
Monday,; evening last, a uutitler of gent e 7
men, friends of SAnVEL. SILLTUANASq., wet y
apPpinttnent ut the Exchange liotel ' !for the p r.
poiie.of presenting to that gentlems a service, of
siNer,,as a testimonial of their, e*ero. • In
he
4::Utirso of the evening the presentnOtt took pia re,
j anti the company discussed the Inefits of a capi ,
Ml:supper, serred up by Col. e
linerf er in f hest
1 •
style. The service of silver embraeo seven pierce
manufactured by Taylor & Lawrie tif.Philadelphir
,' •
, av i d as a worit of art, will challenge adtniraton. troublesome treaty, to the ingenuity or:a t..e.-.
4 t salver, in ar- private citizen, htese good name ; is founded ou acts of
It'is chaste ye rieh. Thu missive
I ' ~ ~ ce
benevolen. unobtrusive but systentatic i•loatity, liberal
-1 tieular accompanying the set, is really super .—ity and public spirit, must rely upon hls own intrinsic ,
'ld the centre part of the salver, the folio ing `,,r,Ltl'illti',3n:Zl'spg.l,:,,rlllljuct;:friZtt!,°,,r,:thers' and
inscription, explanatory of the gift; is neatly en- Mr, President—lt is perhaps right that. the historians
, of nations and dinasties should confine ihetasel es ss to a
staVetli i , :
.. . discussion of the character and aets of the rulers, without
I "Presented, tip the Citizens of ,Ilie• Borong of attempting to notice those of prhate individuals, honey-
Pottsville to their esteemed Feßow-Towns an,
at exalted and meritorious they!, might', be. To take a i
.I.i M UEL SILL }WAN, Esq. ~;.,:A Tribute= of- il'ili's'aiwgfelfcgtief nwc7liamp_inaratellitgl'en because toi l t knowiedgei d o . f
their Regard for his Valuable Public Services in tory may feel cothpelled in neglect the . renl benefactors of
the Erection of the Pottsville Wirt House, Gas 1 society. is notwison why soriety;itself Should refuse to
Works, Clay Menu cut and \Voter Works. May do them justimi It is high timb that the vestiges of ig
i st, 1835." uorant ages, hr-which no eareerJoutaidd of the army, or
';_- the posts of cliff power, was considered Honorable. should I
This inscription f lly explainathe motive which be sweid away' by the' advancing tide 'of a higher and
i''
prompted the gift, .ad we kneed _ elf no citiz e n in tFritnore,rumtionaloctrilition. Industry, itl is true, has long
la) degrading ; but those who are engaged
this community mo worthy %nett , ft tottering in its purcult,still not regisrded as thu equals, m
ore d social istaudahl. of those who
testimonial than &taunt. ALLY*AIt, Esq. Asa cnrai Yei t r ° b=tyr th v e e sword. or who ate salaried by the I
citizen, be has for years been feresoosg
t -in every overnment. But why shoul th be so Why should
, not the good that men do be tbo me a sure r of their social
work; tending to increase ttreinspOrtance, bettuti fp, merit?
or improve our Borough. As an Operator nving A mon 'who tout' labored arduously lb- years in making.,
p n ro ni v e Ls t l i o m n e, for his (inn family. while taking cue. at the a
warm interest in the development of the r our- to nillect none oethe reqnikments of charity
ccs contained within the boso' 13f our St te, he and benevolenee, certainly deserves as hunt of therespeet 1
and esteem of , the good and ATISVS as thi. bravest man who
1 has always been prominent, ante he has pr bably ever were a ew h e d he poc k e t e d money as a sa l ar y from the
. '4;
done more than 'any other singe person n this gol t er o tte e ri g t ii i
and
unm
en i
t cations example of such men;l
i Region, to jdovelope those resources, anti add to as Samuel Sillyusan. Diet society is indebted for far more
! '
the prosperity of the community, in which lie re- 'than it owes i :th e er to ra the o g
mintitti:erlosmolperitor
constantly,statesu. i
sides. Intrinsically the gift way he of snit-11 vat- f o r g I tor l it tenertos evry one who is a iritness of it
usorrul al a testimonial , of A:ppreciation of his
t i l h ul e t co n m ot m ° u ni rtf4. ar' l e VC 'co b :ti t :n e t site dents tin t i l i tl i a n d Sit o s- f '
' tiler t„, Mr. Sillyman, we do ri‘plt . • doubt, measures , t and'uprightn_ a ess, giiided, b i .
th ein t t i! dtigen w ee. o .Ah i d e here
its usth by 4 richer coin tha n
- I ' 3°ll°Y ' a pub ' t •:irole h C'ore in ni t :gi4litivU :m 1' 1; 1 4. 11 4 I thTi ri rse t sentiment e't e:
I lie pirited man, an Operator, a'citizen, M . Silly- teem and respect, for ono
reward
all %Alias earned some
i toe is fully deserving of the beautiful test menial ti l tie ti ki u q i v ish at e l a u gett .u.k eni cf usq a„ litn ' ti t t q Itt ° pu t b i lt ' w h e i ffre 'd .
of which he has just been the recipient, sod we `tpch;tut he, aie the trne noblemen of the warld—nature's
dzeont,ltoßwoinrgQtheinr,Zilteity te e parehment or the
congmtulate Lim upon the ev Mit, and th happy rZ I' 0: patent of the Al
,
circumstances nttending it. ,-* migliiy,stam'ped by his own hand upon their heart and
tested in their live& Dot. Dir, president, this is not
In the proceedings of the Mneting we übjein, ma
! the time er place fora long speech, and I conclude win ,
il grill be observed that Mr. gillymares leply to flits sentiment: -Long life anti prosperity to Samuel Si
14 . Palmer is of that modesty - Unassuming feeling 131111,7;,.Ntcel'Eco., then o tired the iblitivring toa
Jt ournal,: “The
c erecter, calculated to win ail hearts to him. It
li i•
Press." which called up B. mum, tisq., of the '
Was remarked on the occasiowby a gen omen of
t! who ol mn .
jd.e4few;acipporriat:t. remarks
e Ett-tneer Corps of the
Much public experience , thatlto had nev r listen- County," to-valid" Col. Elwood Merris, of the Dauphin
I , I ' I and Susquebanna Railroad very neatly responded, and
ed to anything even from the most prominent r otivred: ; 1 i 1
ltatettucP' more touching hi." i" chac t ter ' and I 'th " a l Priak e te rtl in terTeciuLu"dtesivoctittiltirre'Ci 1% . Pitman ' '
that 'tended to make' a more ,Shdaring charm
pression -I '. oy a
toilVlimteen e "Dr. Chnries Lein- Y -etli P th t e Wa fro
I t• ' ~
upon is memory, than the reply of Mr, 4illyrean Kansas ni? present un thiNoneasinit.
' Mt'. Leib respond
1 ell, aettgave: t ,
on 'the occasion of the presentation on Monday -Cap, ,I. Samuel Sillyman, and the Military of Schuylkill 1
I count vr
evening; Thus are the soli of the h art even -The of Schuylkill dounty,r, was then proposed. I
more powerful, than those of !the head a one. a, 1 w responded to by Myer Strouse, EN., on behalf'
1 Aftefthe supper referred lei, had boo disposed at ii°' w ' rerb.
• a Pottsville Brass Band, during the evening, I
lof on the occasion of the presentation, he meet. • ' II • •
, 7 t red die company with seri cal of their delight
in , . was called to order by-the Appointment of the, • ,
b . . air,. t ' I
following officers: •:: - I
President—Ben. STRANGE NI. PALM P.R. Upon the whole, everything on. the occacion
.
Vice Presiderds—Dee. Jennings, Vol. J. AI Long. Col; pretend off delightfully,laritt tre are cognizant of 1
,
Ellwood Morris. Col. F. D. liewsioh. ,
nothing that occurred tp mar` the plinisure of the
.1-vied-11. L. !Nix, Cei:J. M. Wetherill, 0. nen, I ,
1
- Ke103., raft, Vol. D. V. Brown. Dr i , C. Le-lb„ , leveeing: i .
A
The Chairman briefly statedhat the object of the sui• mineas." --
senthlnge was to pnwent to SoiCat. SII.I.TM.Iri Esq., a ser
vice of plate, es a testimonial Of their esteeih, when, on
motion,lietwar M. Patera, RethtProceeded with the pre.
sentatien, as follows; " . !
D imas uxo: few weeksego, tome ofyour hiends.
d of =skin; a public Acknowledgement of their
respectesi for your prfrate rhariiider, and reahrd for your
public services in promoting All the great enterprises
which have heretofore been,Prejerted for the benefit of
Pottsville, mot together at thil•housv , for the purpose of
consulting upon a proper enitotilment of their kenti
meets. They resolved upon the public p sentation to
you nen Silver Pitcher. Contilluting them tree a Com
mince; the - few who were plust approach the publir
iii
feeling upon the subject. hearty an unanimous.
The Committee toned themselves -compelled, in order to
make the gift more general. tOlinitthe contributions to
She fund. Even thus llanted l Abe Silver Pitcher, at first
contemplated, enialgesll itself
_pro this splendid Tea Set.
which,' la thete behalf, I Isammeror the honor to present
to you.- Now in the hhtot, of Pottsville was there a
contribution made more rapt4,l,y.eheerfully. and gladly,
that to Oda fund: '•'; ' 1
- --i. friends, la Alluding layout:public P.'
._..........,,•,„......a5ekke1ed/fI
411411*.... .
Looks ibr o,7t,tiftmgogrprtir--v.--
&omit littnti"Se,res" -Salattinrabi
0, , ; Jon.N.Y:AvREN, ~ .r itoMAs wRx34- -
olotharmalt AftylaX bol;t4lton'n-raft'/,11,11.4--; •3A 311"4 WREN, r JAW* ; 1311(1174 ,
gerrituten. for sale st 11, ' • , . ' ortrai , r 141
:11.135 .. • 114
- ,
iiinpton mantles Orwign
:pro - tahly the only tows true: The martial music, in full Vtaches of Signori. BR ',Demmely - of . the other
' tronpe; and to cep the climax, the managere of i f
Came. and Anubtleas the I through our streets heating th e ir .. t --- - - - , ..e. r - ,a i h a e - 'Xe - ie d s arreiged, :
i:lem of thedseatetJustica. c ps s coiripanw ter
talineral weilth or the Cs- Capt., oft 4 Q eia*lliing its fa c 'W l orwaisi 'aulieptidi4letlattActa or ibfb no - I .
4erelepcd,,.. yourself
- Attach wall e .goograph,
mil ' , "Pcinsibilitivf MR efficw;*Eshre4 ercged agent, aukdoelare tbilif he has Inntli Ing
-.-
it the rumor was , falii., 4-. :11 . e pro: . -114. ? An do witlet-thtituatter*wim-,er sever . i !,,.'.
Ira of . st un, of Lush - 7..- Ititi. Such a coMPlieatudlaerane,htia oneOPera
stile the .. of a wheel, 9 going with themelm. private chi", b ' reams'l all . of h. is that! batireco
Aid in etta dictation ' -
purpose of protectingeeitirene,..andtlM
.... .falltrie---t e . . o . tc
the Mimic we
,pororightlias °tirade a. . .
-count. - Thareerioralof are Witte* 40pera at all 4. tott.l'aight
ill & Co. fronteupPosed danger:es?: heitieshe cleitiniiiitight o t the Actoletuy,;pretrent;
became an absolute impel Winde ea that effect, but was lost;
saw proper to submit t !i to the departure of the company MT Beaten--;
„,, j whereby hangs another tale.
of .the people. you was
'' itifitiercOnteittle4nvz • . , t
Intintlyinils West .1141-te, the Metier' ;' , .fororhich they have,rxiii 'ittann. 4 imiceit credit fur ee great latent at fie:
ter.
being 29
54411 di7ll°Patg. ''' . . : 1 , s' ;it inutur'spealtii trielyore inuet give die Acade-
. . , , • - , , , . e _
- After the peopfA - lied pr, irgediriln catiaiilieT, but theii:WiT: tte4e: - It seems that - When. the new company was ,
of removal, we all remcsal T
' announced - at 'Nible.'t!,.. the Academy people, hy I
_Wll,4l.loloollPtlittlieSta
House trending. Tents! - , , l''''ll""C:lll44'43T-°lele":s ' 4l- M' 1117i t - l' 'dint orpe - Mime - ien,'Vertial andlinauchtLerreealled .
!. lIP le Fast gaturdaY a 11 0 34 ol tl n them to consolidates and trans f er everything
at thispolot of time, in comparlsoin with the - malMOldect ' A - .. - • ' - • •- . ' • - .
to be simeruptlshed by removal, ittliriatenei at one perie: twelve f
o the company under the command of fto the new house. Oa the night of . the;dCbut the ,
tad the entire loss of the project. i But the darkest limn Capt. Foster has guarded each night at W ood,f exors
was the our before day. Fri t the moment thsd you,. '. . . • , ' •
I prices wore. d ou bl e d , ti n der the presenee o
~ . bitant„ expenses, er Web • move la. emits:o reduced
1 rethe. seek O ltti el r *CO lt i r tt °ll: tb af 4vot e -Pt t P l it : 4:‘ : l - 46. ha t t /-h r tu rg4 [. r to d ri' l'4 o l 7t ill ii g t P O ' la il eet f6 r -Y- A ' t i l ita u: pPe .4" :: l 4 s :7e i ru . ac ti'D, i. '° • .Pe - 7 to uothittot.-4dowr tiankber. One: ?flea
1 eacapitshment of the work was endered rertain.} I am .l'
o
1 : " i nt i na b :entent ininiMerttely Mier; when !their own
- aware that your ye-workers upnelhateennraittee,rendere; .On TherSday last an Irishman of Woodville; , tr o upe were to app ear, under pretenee Of the gen- !
1 .
-..ed iiloPlariaot.serrices, dint I venture to say Thai
.a k, (l 4re . ;vial brodect, before T. A. Goiffrey, Esq., under a 6'31 dissatisfaction, reinstate,d t h ,e, 1 el't p rices 'of I
I. wall ego - ; fit the Cot tnittee wtratt+ iterpeesWerw in ~ . _ admission, and of , cou r se, sang le , f u llou..e.„ ;
sable th the sweetish/ file enterprise, and:that nMn asst warren% of threatertini to shoot a Welshman, and
I . yourselfd 1 .1 1 '' • ' -held blow - number two. -Me:tow - Idle Niblo's' house 'had
to bail in the sum.of eight: hundred dollari.. been leased to other 'partite, and the :Metrepoll
.. ,- When rthe .PritterillO4iiir Wrotits - veritaniectssi,Yenrl
money Was freely invested. and your influence and ener-,1 C. L. 1 . . e. , trin e the only other 11; house, was in . the hands of
.
•
gy seeurtse its erection. ;Yon-, -let there be light,l , -T,,,,,,,,,,,/,
....tr ay 15;1851 - ,• : , , .. . . liackettr-liloaf' nutdbitir throe.: Thcialeresaid row
, and there tvai liklat,” and sirmi'saf arts oitisenst. ihaviee. " 1 2 . . ' , - emaiii.oolllllll.weew' ' Nee ' w '''
; '' '' was 120t1. fomented, and a diaimption brought
once Miley ed'' the litzttry,' *Mild think Of- dispenidni4 .
with it.; • I' ' - - PORT CARRON.APPAERS. about whereby the new company traS ejected from
leheathat great Statism and Patrl4 of. the I ' the Academy; and consequently from the City, for I
West, died-he who while Ihv i nui boasted a great ; host oft ' ~•
LCORREPO I XDF.:.:V, OP TRH swans' Jobulat..] ' .
as warp ) friends as ever blessed 0 man..aud who Oterthe '. , want of a house' to sing
. iti-blow !number four. I
'Finally the old troupe rushes off to Bosten,' se
prejudities of ;arty Fusion had - had time to cool over his! - ,
.
tease, took his Place along oldt` 4 1 weehiegtorts.teliersolt t Messes - , EDS :45n Wednesday nig ht week a cures the only house in that City, and moves - off,l
and Jackson, in the estimation of the American people= , - • '
Fang of rowdies on their return home from . the of a success
liag and biggage, totting there,..iu_iii i _e very midst
when Retry Clay died. you sir:.reselsed that this great I ful tide here-thus threscie ' the new
e el e geeion of Pennsylvania, ad tuach.beeifeted by hiti t Circus committed seam depredation's on' the brick
public. labors, should be first tb erect to his Memorre :.-- -
yards of this piece. At Mr. R. Mathias' yatel Oompany out of another Clips-Boston. ow own s .
memo:Out worthy of the Earal Sind of 01011000. Froni7- ler five. ' Thus we stand-the fight 1.. becoming 1
the moment that you determined opal it, its coMpletiott t'
,_ j. they run the harrows 'ever the floors,'intereatin - . • ' -, - .
spoiling the .! .An imi g u ' ense . .sutuipede was • roused yestenebq I
was detailed a fixed Diet. 1 •
TIOUII IrlN.3eti 'on, and the development of per Coal i brick that were on them, staved in the dampers among the newsboys, and small fry g nerally, Of
measures drained our apentsinild wells of water..and - of the kiln, and in fact spoiled or destroyed even ,
Pottsville was threatened with tleStrilti ion for want of an I • the lower porter ttie City, which did u t however,
indispedsable necessrry of Woe, The tntroductidn of al.' , thing shit came in their way. Messrs. Bair ' i remain confined to that worthy part of theterninu
ter fro in Wolf Creek. ahnough, more than dye ?miles id Saber's and cite but rapidly 'spread rte the I"ehildren of a
Iron pipe, at an exenetie of over
,510n,0119. was igesteli. Y d sha r ed the same ,11 So; the PerPqra: f iarie , r growth." It was no less than the fi nding ~
I '
The timid held up their hands turned up their eyoit,, tors appeared to hare no other object in view than • eat' a perfect:silver Min e in the cellar of the !dd.
at whit i they deemed n InapOssibility: You put year i
to de s troy.T evilla'
shoulder tie the work. 4.:W01f Creek came rolling in. l, -, . b . ins have not yet been dis- .
- • .building in Beekinun street, opPosite the Brick
.... i
In an incredibly chart hate, the work wite.v.eoreplbheit, covered. t understand that a _liberal reward has Church now in process cif clementine, It steins
thanks mainly to your pubile. spirit and eudrgy, arid be ... „ • .
en o ff ere d f or their arrest. ~that one of a number of,. urchins, prying elinut
Pottsville enjoys now a bountiful supply of gnod. pure,, among the old wane..and-rubbish,. Came upon a
wholeacone water. ' • .; , i I I On Monday last - our' Military made quite an few old quarters, which, neediese to say, he forth_
itutsir although this recital of your public services .
4. e‘ , 4 imposing appearance Su our streets before proceed , '
Amin th a t your life has not b(Mn written in the azi with .pecketed, and looked' for I mere. Not long
alt hough 1 might point to these imperishable monuments 1 leg to the Battalion greunt atWit.Clair; e did he search , for thesewere abundant, 'and in less
1 tli . ' • ' -
tell it.r
e., limo than it takes 'us - to Scores 0 persons
el soar enterprise, as suf fi cient to . authorive this public t , •
demonstration, you will permit tun to say what 1 think t numbered forty eight men rank and file. I un- - had filled dealt. peekets, lied wereeramming whcit
:willeieet the approval of all sear friends; that theivits ' derstand they: w ore the Strongest Company on the , ever .recepeiele they were lucky enough to day
anothir point of view in which your charectereppearato i •. ~ . • - .
me still mire admirable.
,I. allude. to thcalle quiet and iiii. field ; they have added .to their uniform. 4 news
soon
n ds upon. The news spread like wild-fire, and
obtrualve works of charity, love and kindness towards It is the ,
cap which is a decided improvement.reached the ear,* of the' pOliee, who made
your fellow mtu • which have to uniformly Wddrned your their Way to the premises, and 'quickly 'dispersed
private life. Never did theappeal ofmuffering humanity 1. same as that of the t. S. Rifles. I also notice a the modern .Tasons. The old doer was removed,
tint to meet a warm_respenseaurri yen, heart. !Never did 1 Benjamin Esbelman liii
the ery of a fellow•Mbrtal in iltstress retch your ear. with- change of officers ; Mr. . and beneath it was found a buShel or two of the
r '
out Ending an open latnrt and purse. Slow many • thtre been chosen Second Lieutenant in the place of
are Who. might point . to thetinio when a judblious lean, .Wm A. MetlandTh h ' ' A
resigned. e c owe is a goo 13
h .
i 17' p e r :11: e_xaminatitin the Pieces iproved.te to Ohl
an effective service; from Jun f ined them fermi. the deep. • - O f pistereens, worth about sixteen &tits each. They .
eat meternuisment, and placwil them securely riporetheir , one and reflects credit on , the Company. ' It were covered with' .vertlegris and Would, and had
- feet.' HOW =Ay young Inert; who are nolr entrrgeth!, rise- i now numbers some sixty members fully equipped'
ful and retpectable citizens, ten date the commences:vent , beets originally buried in canvass bags; which era
?' now almost all corroded and desirdyed.. 'lli eAl
of.their prosperity from the moment when they receiied (according to military rule) rank and rile, and in - '
- your' kind counsel and judicious assistance. !Your r'ell- slut . disci „. will mated that nbont• one hundred! thousand pieces
gine seemed to he embodied fa active love and .landeess poi pune i compare favorably with thewere here limn& beried. - Tile; Chatham • street
towards your fellow mull, and these ant the w t hid:sal:4th oldest com p an y i n th e C ounty; This speaks 1 - 0 12. - Jews were. tin the 'spot in full foree; and drove a
bard endeared you to ethers.,,l '
.Id all this well-doing you seemed to be utti'rly forietf. ' ewes for Captain Allison. brisk busineas, buying the coin Crum . the boys at
fed of self. You are not it rsilitician, hot a military Mali. , •
On T ues d ay 'a n accident occurred -at MeSicr.. from four teltwelve cents each. ', ..
You have not sought the titles of Excellent or Honor:tide: ' Great onn hers of curious visitors hung around
nor even these of tleneral or Colonel, but have rnmained - Fre"ller,ldi Brothe's Foundry,. which carne near the Once durhig the day. Altogether it is quite '
plait Sanuiel enlyman. Yell Fir. require no title nor am being serious in its restlt. They end just at- a singular affair, and wrapped, in much mystery. .
patent of pommy. . Your mat heart and Wee soul, pre. ' , The premises: have been, occupied for the past six
claim you one of hilt ' s own Noblemen , requiring. mother niched a new rope to their 'crane and were aboot
prod& of your commission titan the works of; love whichMa iit by one Giecene.
hoisting, a large held of licit metal when the rope i ;),.ea 'e rs he a C s o n te r nlo a n u C ra ouned have heat endeavoring tai .
..
have adorned your every day life.. 1' ' I ;
I' ala proud sir, and happy to have been selected toes. s lipp e d a nd the metal fell to the ground scatters , -,i• purge the Flye Pointlyin one particular. point of
prets the sentiments of yeiti• friends upon this occasion. ' . . .. . •
all directions, badly burning a number
[trust that the
n yg , m e n;around me may ;lind in jour mg in e rlview at teats--and that is In llama. ' Sumo time
example and thi splendid ',Public arknnwledgeinent or .the we and 4cittiug -am to the establishment. 1 i sincethey Changed famous ! using,
Fortunately
street, and at their last followed up
yen yoursOf may find - in it iaime small
re
for :our , ltoutiver, 11111.: fire trug oven extin' rho reform by changing Anthony stTeel. into Worth,
Fen sacrificing public labort, and wane gratificatiat tat t guishedthrodkh th6'exertim; of the bithils.withs. and Little Water into Mission 'Place. They have
know teatsear private virtueseire appreciated by ince. i , ; 1 , adopted the principle that if they cannot eradi
fellnw citizena. ' '.• I . . J - t out much damage.
.. . - .
May you continue, sir. 11 a long lilt a:health/ Fend i ' , rate real evils, they will lit 'least change their
has been rather dull for a fortnight 1 '
prosperity. May your practical business knowledgr, en- I Shi pp ing , I names. • .
ergs and skill. Continue tope blessed as heretofomq with I past. There wore yesterday fifty-five boats in and A suit has been elecided,leMie of our Courts
suacess. for Inn your pecuniary prosperity, this wholii.peo- 1 obitut the dock, thiriy of which were' loading:net during the past week, which was 4uite a theme of
plWare &method.. And when , after a long and ltrtive 1 ' conversation, especially among , the- class of per
buSiness life.-yon fi nd it netretostry in withdraw lasi the 1 pulling out ; twenty-five were waiting to pull in I . sons i . a • A gou i . e l -steppe d
retirement of your family circle and the enjoyment 0f the i
as soon as they °Mild got loads. 'The boatmen ; ntereste . t ema.o , co l or
society of home and friends, may you bo aide to IoVA up: upon one of our .City Railroad Cars to ride, when
minds beautiful and prolcininent embodiment' et' the I inj- they would rather stop altogether for a while i be was infortuod by the Conductor that he must
kindly feeling of your fellow citizens. and: find lit the 1 j • .a I take one of the Cars provided especially' fur peo
pratincatlon of the remembrance of this occasion.) some I; tha n continue at the present state o f tbe - trage.- , ..
recumpense for the service!, you have rendered thtiinan- I They say as lung as the Operators continue to :i pie of color. This he was unwilling tO do,. being :
tenuity.determined, as it alnirtrards appeared , to test the
.._
s
!MIL SII.I.YUAN, in elply said:
-..
. I . r
: .: - send and they to carry at present ruinous rates, ,l e
- i i
.'write :1,...21Ua1,„•4 1 1" - rncrttrstipitge44loaP . 'eee. - ..
...”. ' 4 h. tT using i
gal right of d e e we k,k iali a ie ie .1841114,,,14..p.
;sess-I am unaerustranid to pullik, Yelli n ~,..... ~. - ' 4 , . 'T lute ; whereupon the Conduct put nu o ,
if. it was Oct an. this itattAl ,- ,,,1, lifl,teree
fisitterim,...ttemr inth. void! :
lots . akin ba evert i e '''''-' - -4 d"" -' -.- ' ' all the force' necessary for tIM purpose, which was
- , T ,,,,,, 1 ,,, ~t .
~... . „loutt 'Mid th 4 clog' utlnt and I, trade ; and they would.as soon tie up theft. boats ~ .
..-H I ....- ,• s• ..:t In which lit been presented 4 srould U . considerable. as the • ebony gent' deeidedly object
' i ell. lie forthwith slaill .till case before the. Court,
as work aud make nothing. Yours .ke.,,
render me iecapahle of :making a proper replf; hut t . . EOM. ' where after trial it was dentdia' d that the Conduct
ehat hove I done to deseeve this' No Teem thanlmy 4IU- I . . I
tv, and have arch fallenl,short of that. 'When I I carne
t) Pottsville. morethati thirty yeart ago, itt contd. ell but I Port Corbett 3/ay 17, 1855. : , 1 pr was perfeetly, right in his of i eonduct, which 1
. I settled, the question as to our! City ,Cars. . i
x houses, and 1 - broup,l4 into it. as my orly capital. my I • Conductors generally were oh the
. tint rirc for 1
bodily strength anti ' enet , gy. Early in 1 ie. I dad leid . l [QrAICEn LETTMIt FITOII PiIItADF.LPIIIA.)
the decision. His sable majesty was undoubtedly /
, Oen as tar rule of action, find the care i d to z y , l'farnlly, 1 ono of the crack-brained 'gentry whie throng our
should Ibe blessed with one.-next , the Dr h 1 or my I
noillibors and the etimmenity in which I might :reside. 1
'his role has been my golde through ills mull lo ibis ,
your beautiful present, 1; find evidence that my; conduct
:l.s met the approval of; ay fellow ritizerts. 1 'Oli it,
lot for its beauty, 'nor itt'iutrlntic worth; for tills I sbut
allots and cents, but because it comes from yon. It IN ;
n evidence that after arresidenee of thirty years among .
you. my conduct. if it
y o ur dot always come up topy own 1 City during Anniversary
rencontre occurred. • .
wc i e ' k if:,y fro u t i n ie t ut ii sv i e lr re ook tl i i;c n b x ar i g lN -
week, at which time this
;th y Burins
arn
i,
because t b e
they
were Know Nothings. Never mind, boy's-there !
is a 'need time totning-aonlywait for '56. ' I
desiree lia.s at least met approval: haves tioully- I The steamer Eriewn, , o of (rot h t a t s i r b e z :2 e l i t: b r r e i t t rr y o ,-r e
I LI
t \3 1
her trial trip yesterday_
1 mill take this. your splendid gift, home to them, and; into a common steamer, thodgh as her owners aver,
will tell them that the result of the CORM whit,* ',had !
adopted years ago, is this reward of my fellow citizens.-
I shall value it most ttly is the capn+sim
oi n k love ' with }cry great improvements over anything a fl oat: i
SIM is so constructed that the <water in her boilers
and esteem of my friends and neighbors, Sv ho hain know u . dues 'met waste, but the binder full that is taken
me longet4 and nowt Idtlemteli". I from here, will last till tile returns again front
On motion the lion, Jewry COOPER seas called, and ho I Europe, with no further 'Waste than the . ordinary
precenbal to entertain the company by (making the fol
lowing remarks: ~,,' ' • ii. i leakage.. Great economy has been emnpasscd in '
• ,c/e. 15vsident..-lt atTerds ale sincere eitisEwilbn to par- the use of fuel, tend - it is (declared that she can
ticipato in the ceremoily of preseuting Ito ourlesteemed I consume but thirty tons of fuel per day, and that
and excellent friend and fellow citizen, the beautiful anti she Will make the ocean ytiyage upon one ion per
appropriate token of their regard, desighed by his neigh- !
burs as a testimonial of their respect for his private sir- ,
toes. and of their gratitude for the rushy implirtant ser- hour. She is also provided with sedistilling up.
paratns, -by means of which one thousand gallons
vices which he lass mfdered to the conouttnio. Aud 1 L of pure water can be produced in a day from salt
am the men , gratified in being peneiterd to asi t ist on the ' water. By these great innovations Much' space is
occasion. because it to lone of the few hi which site mer- i,
it has been justly appeeciated, nod where the fe:ttimonial I gained fur freight and pasksenger acconimodations.
bestowed is as cordial and An
on
lit
part Ild the the , Iler owners are about to*s'end her to
. France as a
ncrs, as it Is deserved:on the part of the donecll This tes
timonial, specimen of :American skill in Naval . Architecture.
Mr. President. is credit:abbe in both parties: for; As 'a vessel she has hitherto been singularly uu
- while it is au evidence of the worth itf the one, if is a ', fortunate; we trust bettelr - days hove dawned for
priest of gmtitylde on the part of the other, l'• , i
In theptu& of hit :%ppnpriate and very feileltious re-1 her. •
.
mark*, the. organ of thedonors (Mr:Painter, ittoke of the I
univemel esteem in which the name of our gotat is held,' Sig ora l Parodi has errived in our City from I
Europe, und will undoubtedly soon be heard in
by all classett of the .toimminity, and declaring at the Opera. . ,
sane Owes that in his opinion. a name. canted as Samuel ;
'rho latest rideices front the Opera state that a
tiillynlan has earned his. is lot bonerahle to its possessor,
and US notch to be
o r
de. by the w Ise , mid gllthd. at many
of those.which history fiaunte on its gilded pagesnod the meeting was held last iii, , ht tp endeavor to settle
the difficulties now pending: which, however, end
trumpet of
Tan
proclaims soy:Ditty and SO l ! itidly. The situ smoke. Rumor says that one - more attempt
opinion is ajost onts:- . A name earned by ndife-time or will be made, and if it should prove unsuccessful,
perseverance In labois for the welfare of thermn , unity. .
is quite as ltonciabW. in
r evogement, as to, victory , won
on soma ffeld of battle, o I urky stroke of; t•.tatesman- the Latirange troupe design returning
by the next steamer. I. to Europe
ship performed in tip cattlet t. mr.15inr.niin,...1?..t...vr
asp pea.
he is, lm has [meltehimself. lie does net we his good
name to the labors df others. No =tit has performed nett
of charity and L.:era - T(1 them toA:dui: nn nests brut spent
his money in suppliing the town With water and light,
er in adorning it with handsome edifices. of vinrlons kinds.
and given to hint thc credit for it. Alt he is. he owes - to
himself, and to Ulf , noble heart MO upright principles
with which 'he wag endowed by hiS Creator. 11 - bat be
• I was, his purpose obe something more, acid how he nc
,complisited it by adhering from the first to the lakt to the
principles by which he regulated his conduct, lie has im
f termed us. in a few; words. as eloquent tut they are simple
' and truthful. Without effort. except to 'glee utterance to
C the feelings of his heart, Riled with recollections of the
•. early principles which he bad deteetniMid idtould govVrn
' his course he has„ given us a brief but mt;st interesting
history of his life. 5 To himself, the eretiit'S')f being: what
he is, is one. 'ilniletorlous general may tiwedds snores,:
st to the suggestions:pi some skilful subortifnat6;.er to the
5, bravery of troopti, trained by some othei leader. The
Statesman may heiindebted for the reputdtion - he has ac
' quired 'by some`shrewd interpretation of awkward or
.. • the ingenpitYot; a clerk; but a
..... - . ._ .
!) . ! Other topics being rather dull, cur
[trait it ti uccastosat, etlnuftaeosnp - sv..l .---- of the past week has arisen in a quarter :
. whenee
i:'- 1- . 1;
. wa may at any time leek for squalls, wilds: calms
NI essos Ehrrous—,prv:--10eneral excitement: are but so many forewarnings of, tempests as sad- ' ,
p revn it e a in tw o vicinity i t i, aonse quelleoltof ali:, den as they are violent—we refeZ to the Opera.
, cm .„.. n. .' In my last I was infe.wrning your readers, and 1
u3 P7 te4 riot • tit 4tY°° ; Til l ° I, ' ''' illery, u till-- ) ni the saint lino congratulating: myself, upun'the
from here of about onq and si half tones. ! tutnqer-stroke of policy, the Coalition of, the two i
On . -Nionday eveniug, of filet week, about one i rival Opera companies, and their gathering. to-
bonfire(' citizens from( this Onceo4; 1- went out to . gether beneath the fostering shadow of the Ae . fttl. •
I anti. Our hopes' are , crushed, and our antimpa-
village.irell armed for the purpose of proteeting;
~ 1 "lions flown to the winds of heaven. .As the art
property and the civil - partiof the. citizens' from I. ists say, there has been an etneuto--everyboay has
threnterSed danger. The, Preskor floss was way- had a falling out with everybody else. Signor
had rtn4 n" fully heatim on ),ihe a fterimen of that t__lV.ltiskeraudo will out Sing in,the same House with
, -•- Signor ?donated:Pei. because many years ago the
day by;three rink rionii buts 44 pposed Irish relines. 1 •
latter made n dispers»ing'rtontlik concerning the
Scorch kvatt toad° for ! the lada, hut they. could not j f onner l s utility. The Sigc,oi,o, Angel-ini can't
. .
be foufid. -Op Tue3day aftcl3.noon it Waa.generally . . mug because she_haa_n bona iii her throat; o
while
'3.1!119- • - Y: that
"V :Hillis war e
i Ca L l" i ;, Cl i it till i . ' t i o '' b4 - ' i lL le lin n a d t e is ter t ' laC i l ' n t
h k at e lfe t o °'n Academy n se " Ze a l
- 44 .1 44 '%!1F 1 ARt9n ,1 -;= 4 -P 4 - '"'" C-a. "- - ti, olio* of tiny other- leader in the same house,
t- -et o _...u..0u - alternate night , ... Messieurs, the gentle
' 5146 _ , alit7W - 01;'• -- '`'' ., " ~ :"""114. ;;: i-11;fur the at;
ILEF..i&llltOTlttiltlcitilil I'lllfilk .
April it, - ' ' ri-ltat .m:y!
kris bkve
114 partirn
, Ilovo.e.
AITAIK
TEMPERANCE MEETING IN PHUADA.
PHILADELPHIA, sth month, 12th, 'di.
FRIEND BANNAN:—Tby earnest 'and consisttiut
advocacy of the great temperance reform bas
rondo thee many friends, I presume also Many en
emies. No man can set forth in a plain, truthful
manner the flagrant wrongs - , and unutterable
abomination of ruin-selling. and Lager-drinking,
u About rousing the wrath of those classes who
are implicated in these things. No man likes to he
told that he is pursuing a business flagrantly and
flagitiously - wrong. It is not .enough to he ran- ;
delolo of tilt fact, without having it put to him in
plain English. Hence the terrible indignation of
these men, when the truth is plainly - set before
them. The bill to restrain the sale bf into:Oen
ting liquors which the fate Legislature passed,
has occasioned a wonderGul commotion in our city.
Tho liquor dealers have no patience with such freu
ay and fanaticism. They 'say the friends of i
temperanie arc running stark used. They make
piteous, doleful complaints that their business is
interfered with, their gains cut off merely to.grat
ify the wild fanatics. There are sepia curious
,facts stated in regard to the injittenem these mon
tried to bring to bear upon the members of the
LegislatUre, to -prevent the' passage of the bill.-- - 1
It is said' they raised and sent to Harrisburg thirty-,;
eight theusand dollars to be used as,the ekigeneice '
of the ease might require. Is this true, thee wall
ask? I do not say positively that it is, but this
can be prure4, that a subscription was cirenlateio
among the rum sellers, and men who are known
had their 'names attached to it, fitly dotterr, fifty
dollars, fifty guitars, marked paid. Tbismas
to i
keep legislation in tome way, or as politicians say,
it was to be used us a lueubrator; to grease the
machinery and keep the ponderous ear which cur
ried 131) law-makers to move on stuoothly with
out so Muth. friction. But thirty=Cight, thousand
dollars thee will say,_ is a large sum. How hap
pened it that it did not better accomplish eh
jeetTor which it , was, designed ? will tell thee
'
Benjamin what I have 'heard :=Seventeen thous
and, TiVehundred dollars were entrusted to one
esteemed and faithful disciple of Bacchus, but he
proved treacherous. The temptation was too
strong for his virtue ; so he bends word that all
was right, and decamped to "pari , i unknoica."—
This in reported, and I suspect there is .some
truth in it. But can't the scoundrel be arrested
and pUnished? some of thy readers may inquire.
Not a bit of it. Ho gave probably no more than
hie "word of honer" for the faithful disbursement
of the, funds with which he was entrusted: It was
the "Ode of honor!' that prevails among thieves,
and if he chose to play truant and violate his
pledge, he knew he could do it with impunity.—
When I heard this fiact I was glad the-tuan ran
off. Seventeen thottsand five hundred dollars,
had it been used as it was intended, would very
likely have done no little mischief It niiyht have
prevented the passage of the bill; certainly it
wouldhaire.been a sore temptation spread before
some members of the legislature. Some of those
men were weal: in resolution when a valuable con-;
ifderatien stared them iu the face,f or else they ; l
are grievously slandered. I am a little afraitt
some of them, not all,,,far front it, were susceptible
to polite, pecuniary jai/Howe.
Our city papers that have taken strong, decided
grourolin favor of the bill have been violently ass
sailed. The Saii, edited by:/James Wallace, bas
been a bold and fearless advocate of strong mess
urea to arrest the terrible evils of the. rum traffie.
James iS not:that:elf a tee-tOtallei f that he Wants
everybody to understand; ;,.hut he fights like it
Trojan for Prohibition. Alexander CummingS„
editor of the Evening Bulletin, is now bitterly as
sailed.' 'Alexander introduced the bill, and ably
and successfully advocated it in the House.,The
hotel keeperi and all the rum sellers are - levin
upim him in great wrath. I was told on last fifth
day, that they had all stopped his paper. The
friends of the good cause will. I trust, see to it,,
thitt the patronage of' these worthy men withdrawn
for guilt a, reason, is made up by men . less influ
enced by passion and picjudice.. N, B. Brovirie
did nobly in the Senate. The bill would, not have
passed that body hid it, not been fors : his earnest,
utitiring efforts. But the Temperance Metsting.— .
This is the caption of my epistle, and yet Ihavb"
run on to' this point without a word. about' it.—
Well, such , a meeting - was held last fifth day nt
Concert Hall, and it was a full. inspiring, enthu
siastic gathering of the friends of the good cause.
Robert, our Mayor, presided. Several good pepcb
es were made, a series of resehitions passed,
the affair went Off M good, style. Thy friend
'h
.1
I : • .
NEW YORK IXITEL.
[VROII OUR OWN CORRERPON7RNT.]
Operatic .flatters_Ementen nod troubles eimon:g
the Signori—AcadciniC Finesse-HFinaocial Ex
citement down t o wn-Barer.dliiiefotoid in Beek
',:,_ mon street—ed«age in et reef egroim a /if/
- the City Calm—Know IVothings diicharyed: from
frock—Steamer Erimon»i--7Slynora .11(orodi;--"--Lar
telt News from the Seat of ll'arH9peratic.:
NEW YO MK, May 15, Isss:>' - 1
• -30'
BEAU Jet i t have often remarked that
Yew York cannot do without excitement of sumo
kind—as Micawber says, As is always waiting for
Prilratitthiiig , to tarn up—if we have no astounding
defalcations to startle us, we .must needs lhave
tinge Ore; if we liave 'no -aptialling•lweident by
sea or, land to frighten us and make traveling a
species of incarnate delirium-tremens-Jr", ;we
must otherwise have some 'awful murder; in. our
mirbst,_ whose recital eihall make our blood run
cold, and our hair stand erect. We must have life
mid activity. Wu are like Othello'S'jealoUsy, "tie
grow by what we feed upon:"
. .
• _ n
,17:151 1 .•:One-siatti Of n vnluable Coul mine in the
Raccoon Mountain, in Tennessee, hsw been sold fur
$.2.5,000. • I I
FOR
e . i .,. .
f..refursliel
I, SALE,—The ,t. :: i s
itut tlb l S , e , r l t , itcf ., . ,
teem. In this bereugh. •14,- he •ia 1:: ',I ts ;..• - a I
deep, 611 which is erected a no 1 ..z or y ;,,,, L ~.. • 1
basement 1-4 by 26 feet. 1 1 ; eses-i 4. by I. 1::.e. tat ;
Terms modem re--f; a- forth, r , tor Tree: aa site i; . 1
subscriber. iu Maiket street. letNl Lb :,.I‘.Ll l
r ' r 411141111. .• Map - 1 1 ~,..;
A ,
• G REAT lIARGAIN ()FERRI:D-
I
plytheme -half interest In a fire ries ;pet? t l: l. 7 .i 'il
Nl tt a t rath ''4.: '55 1.1- f ".11;.111'...1•,%h:..1....'fra.t.
. ' - 1 j()I.TSE AND I,OT FOR Saki:,
. . - tiorrsvacts.. MAY ltith. 1655.
its. JNO. F.. MeDoeOCGII-Sir: The undersigned havine A_A two story Frame ilou‘e. si.allea In iil-t . :
I
learned that your etaramonCst us will he le Jet; beg leave, near the Rolllng - '3lill-hes, esd eaer. Ite It
in behalf of theinselvesaltheirfelloiseitizens, previous feet by 300. Apply to )1A Eli Crete :MI;
to your departure, to cap se their approbation of your And! ?A. IR5 5 t 11 . -Ste Sletaiitel; 5b ... 1' .1 *
-
talents as an actor.
- d .---7 Ftfit S A.l.t--:2 three story '
Feeliue, that some return (is due to yea fee your exer-• its
.t.iens to please us. we res - peetfully• fender you a Compli- 0 Dwellings in Mail:muerte , etret. Al e t a 11,
rnentary Benefit, to take, pla,Ce or. some evenine, which yam
ee . .1 raw° DsreDing in Chetah Allo. ApP l " 1"
will name.' Itespertfay yeure, Lc., -
I)ISSOLUTION—.---The partneiihp. -• .. J; Atti...7S De
It. F. Weaves, J. NI. Thensltne, 1 • Celitre ifrry:. • Ernie ~:c..:• .
D. P. Beetne, A. E. STnses., , heretofore existing between- Beatty, Themes- & Po.,' Potts-rille. January 6. l's:;s I'
_ —___--,
Si. E. Reausees, OF.OnI.:Y. MILLER, . ring bairn dissolved on the Ist 111.4 t.. by the with(leewal - e i e ee, e, e -,,, . ts e • ...
Jet. S. Enloe J 8 McCue., iff James)). Beatty, the businees will in future be ..cere .
• ' limner( CLTISCII, C.O. Ma-rear, . duetted by the undersigned, under the firm of BFATTY iOaII iv el
Boilers, forty here; r icer. , A,. . • t.
- - ' w.ll.llost, H. E. ATKINS. It TIOMAS, by whom nll the accounts of the late Mini pump-rods anal boh-werie,s4erhte. .kU P'''''' a.
' 14 ' VII. z..., A .1.,r,..--,-.1 :steam 1.,11,.,in,..
...
W. S. lettne, 0. F. Moony,/ . .•. ; • . JAMES TIDISIA.. before purcha.slug eheie hoe, ta, apply to
C. MeAker- W. Averts. ' •, Pottsville, May 1..1855 • 18-13 b. r March 3, '55 edf J AN( be N. ieLE. Dee
; - -:-.---.
1• . -
- - Peeressesno note, May 17fh.1855. ..: '
Ontertisixx :-Yenr favor of the frith inst.. tendering to t. NOTICES. .- . c-. 1, 4 1 0 R SAI,E.--=.l. NEIY iEn
diculai Engine of In ilorse pee rr wile Pe'
.
.
me a •-Clompliteentary lieneete' was duly received. „ ~, e_ _, tete-the whole Ofeilpy ilk.; a 'pre m.. r, , f ~ u.,
--
In reply, you most allow me to return to you my sin- ; i seen at the York :Store.
erre and heartfelt gratitude for yecuivery flattering to '2, ( j
10-PARTNERSIIIP.—The Subseri
amnia'. Your Mich ettpresidon of' the Actor, does not ore ••_ 1 -
her has this day (May 25th,) nesoclaied with i llltia in j Pottsville. November 11. I - :• 4
ly confer a compliment upon vayselk but gives honor to ) the madufacture of Pig Metal,. at the Pioneer Furnace,
the profession to which l e belenge , rad !sincerely hope :'his brother. William Way Atkins. The busitiese will ' S OF I.NND f ''''' .
QOOO ACRE .. . , ,
that my meting . in Yonr midst, and hying the good fur 1 hereafter be carried on untie' the finnof Atkins & Proth- Clinton and Lyrmaine• r••aune•• ?'-' - ' l '''' A ,
tune to your esteem), will act as a
plug
Incentive!: ere i. . C. .11. ATKINS. the route of the Uuultury a. Erie l'arlr -, k,
. ,
to my brother professiouals who may herkafter elfin your I: PottaVille,,Miiy 13. ISeN .- • 20-4 t, .1.,011,11. ;
. .'rile
town, and may they Share- with me tlx good opinion of I . -./ 4 - • . Beal Estate k Land Agent. Centro ss se_ l
the private citizen. 1. ; ) i •AW BOOKS.—The subscriber 4nis- Pottsville. rycetnher e. 1 , :.4,
1 beg leave to linin4-Mohday eveninge'May 21sts tic my i - -
F WTI,
Benefit. ' let Noll ; Peonsyleania Reports. (Penrose; and Wattei: and IDD FELLOWS' C ~. ,
With mingled feelings of esteem and gratitude, . me Sal ;vele. Chitty's Pleadings; 1 vol. United States St,at- f eczema , M.-strew et „e e l le )
e e l , hasiugl . e. ,
I not most respectfully yours, ac e : nets, Also several volumes of the Congressional; Olobe. Fellows' Cemetery. will apply 1 " . He
Jove E. MeDostoean., cote, I , vl l -
• Any mintleman of the her, or others, having the ain't , Farm Pon% at the arm i
To 11. F. Weever. Jas. M. Richards, D. e. lin!wn, A. E. natned.vole. or any of them. will oblige the subserihe 1 •
, , .r d
Straub, Kees., and others. •• . •
• leaving them at the office of F.W. Ilughes, Eel.; .
. eJANIES COOPEIL
i:4D44lff.Sith—een N,-.T. 12. ism
EVEII.I PASSIM"! r.s.. SCIIIIILKILL CO. Sl - 1011LD 1 Pottimille, Stacie, 1 , 05 • 1 • Sc' S.r t v ' e l' it i. E m e Ilt7rsit'vernr".e.lit'aDlet,':eihthiillettneter'l•'''' ,
TREAD rttie:: ; .
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De. Sic...Tee-Draft t e,•? . ..-For the good of the public, T. - Ni 1.0 rtcE—The tilidersigii (.1 andl whed ,us!sl l e re- Ott - drl• ••
' feel myeelf in duty ,bound to testify to the gnat cure 1 . appointed the agent of the owners of. -Tice meet Machinists. t l r ft , r le I' 7.7' ,
which your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry perfonnegi p ro p e rty," and o ff ers for salebuilding lotia In rel.bonsuell repairs or, about their tree:lit th r , :s. At r ....,
-FOR SAl,E:—.l'w rive -01 21 i,
on me: Per my 'l , :ixt. 1 feel as if e verybody ought to I of Palb;Alto, on rensonable terms. Office, Menthe Adele- CANDEe. I1011;11,
1 know it. I Was of with a vielentleoueh. Spitting j te m , ~. . -1,, P. nhooKE, p,:tic.
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of Blood. Night Stleats, ilearseness, and sound of the, i Putbstille,rehruary 3, lses •; • • Zett octc;ber 21, 1554. •
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1 voice, indicating ert alarming state ef - disease; my appei- t
I rite Ives ene, and My strength had re; far faired nie thel SI IO HU . YL-.-00.Agrieliiiral ( .. )ei'et - 3 ,-- r— 7 1 - . i.-- -FOR RE I' . NeW 11 , 11 .,
I my frier and plies
were persuaded 1 could net 4The members of Ibis Society ere reeuested to - 3T- ''. • !louse, on Mauch (leant: aree , , ,
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1 , survive mttny -clay,. My sl•tor; who
w a • 14 3 . .. w ux t°4• ! tend is reenter stated meeting at tb,. public home of Jon- . ...st store. The basement is aenerve et,
! caretaker, made irteniey where she. would be likely te! efhazi 'Beeler, in the borough - e,t; Schuylkill Raven, on
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procure the teost.certain relief She" wits told that if M
, Satueday, the 2rith dap of st a y, Ite:.s; at 2 n'cleck P. Me I lu ng. l;3 l. l ol( el es i -ss aY ion A g i l l :e .i c i ri a, n it'b°,..'lliaa4zrj(e .;
earayttee Compet* , Syrup of •Wild * ClierTY Exiled la the • when au c h ef thau for Pr e sident' of this Rix-lady ;will take ' desired, by applhation It. the Jut, li. 'lit
cum, my life was then `hopeless. Tone medicine was iris-) .1)
I mediately procured. and the first bottle gave relief, arid 1 • pi:write fill the vaceney occasioned by the resignation et ! Store, •
i Judge ilammer. J. S. KELLAR. h . ce..eserriery.
.1 . Pottsville, Jenuary t. 1 , :,, _
Iby the time I had evenmenced the sixth bottle. my cough i !e el 1.. 1533 - • 1943 t • z----,-
had left me rind My streneth. IVO watch Improved.
short. It has made a perfect (mix: at me; and I nut at this! amen Valley e. ft r irsa : •,.; ,, '' ' • :', l
, T 0 TlcE.—The undersigned. have
prevnt thne as hearty a man as 1, wish. anti have; grtd, i .. thi s day May tat s iil4s. entered Into co-prartner.hip, ! ',wetland large, for nidnetee I 'l, .; .
mason tolielleve that the use of vour medicine has, saved
in
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under the Milne and style Of:"Veil. k A. )11•EitS, for the i to the Lackawanna a Western hro.rss
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me from a premature grave. .1 Alan be eleased to ere e, of t mi t ~ Coach ushes,:
I pure se
, ran tin, , . the.. Three lands are Neal etaan:, le te• --.,,..
I any lure:mm.lton nepecting.my case, Yours witiereepeit. t . ILLROLD MY1;111 4 . : lynderlaid 'with the est qualry
.. - r• •1. M. REEVESe ; ; .- . ARUNDII..T T. •MTERS. opened at a small expense. Ape!, 1 al .
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! X.. g Ant erre!, 4,l:men .11-con4 di Thirst, (linden, N.J. ; . 11 - haef-I..iivnbard street, Schuylkill. . : / is
! tree IN I.IIrII VINO, be particular to bear in mind that! oNsue e --36 Walnut street. , A pril 11. 1 ~ ,: r. 1!.:11,11 "•• -- -:
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' tto aoriginar and only genuine - Beet t /terry Prcsei/se - „ 1..
l'ullatielphla, May 10, le,is ,' . 21"1-em _ . ...____,
tio,n" isepreenred ty DR. SWAYNE k SON. Philadelphia, ';' •. - ..., e ; • ~,,,,,,.. . e ., ee , „.„ li f e , s e e ~.„r trit, ~,,,
and ter sale by.theirantherixed Agents.: J. Cl. It
...[OWII :Ind 30PAR liN .1:. no Jail r so. v s ...,.. , 4-5. —. ..,..x. , ' r .TO:AIIe., 1213n1113" , ,_.:
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J. S. C. Martin, POttsvillee ti. &W. Ifuntsinger, Schuyl- ;
t undersigned having associated wits Jahn fJEOBBE ly n. New York. of , 5',,.",;.';.n.;:',.., nto.,
kill Ilaven; Eckel k Baredte Tremont. ekeesece latete ; LeitCll, as co-partner in the Hardware buelnese on tile with Loa-emotive
ut ere t sar, Th,., ur
nalVertisement feleddifionil testimony: , retelyi ~ !
i Ist , day of January, itiss,, the besineee rill be continued 'having b e en itt ~,,t)., of the chesipts t,, I
, !,. i la all its various branches, at the oir stand 1.•11 Centre '. Mu el , o° ll . art. City, one at St. t;er:
lITGEANA..e-Fireepet (tame to the 'door ,!fa de Mfftien 1 stneet, under the name and firm of BI Ulla & .LERCIL, nal. ono at . , F ipit i sALE .. ..._2l4l r t e r e l b v,,i et st r il ; ; ;
y, wine,. they cat I.c es 4l3 ' .
A wenderftal diticOvery has reeentlY been mnde by Dr•c s ur' I where they respectfully solicit a contest:seer. itt their fen ' Chesan.
. ion risen that Inas he two: ,
tls, of this city. tethertreatment of Consumption, Myth-1 DWI; eU.MICIASS. ' 4', 4)lZet F. 101,1.611 T. • any in .
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ma and all diseases - of the Lungs. We refer to "Dr. Cur- I Pottsville, January te,15.55 e e._ _ e.; et he ' A letreeelneby CAN DEE Pat
P.
the . ilyeenna. or fnhalltsfellygean Vapor anal Cherry: yr- i - ric - ici,,..-..; -. • - i . mr -1, ;t. •
up." With this stew method Dr. C. has restored Many, , ; : 1.../ 1 -- ..._
afflicted Ones to Perfect health: as an evidence of which' y thaclULui.‘'-i—, adtepect.. : schwytk tn. t i
i;fhereb . i• given ,
10AI, 1 . ,..t.t) Tc) I,EASE
he has tunneler:l,lde certitleatiS Speaking et the treat-I natality, Pa., Cabinet Maker, dial e Meng , of January. • 1 renical 1" ,, -: a tern, et' stars. to e nsnirl
meat, a phyairian n , ta . arks; "lib iusiliout that inhOling ; I R 55, make an Aesigmeent of .hi real and P (4•° " ,:,.. Tenants. about •21,41 arms et prim. , re+s% i l '
-.. : constantly hretithing an egreetablit,.. healing vapor( the pirty, to the subseribor. for 4,1 3 benefit of hie era
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e ore renuested t . sheou Klein. adj; inin 1 the last Siren la
- medirinel properties must.corae indirect. contact with the All those indebted to said est; el- , - serre. id the adrantarss or this telct ate
' whole of the arial cavity of the lungs, mid thug esesPe the ; -Inunediate payment to the e 46e ,nbe r at NSW
,;•.' pot:- ; ll:dread running nearly a Mile thr t ub
many and varied changes produced upoia theta whets in- 1-..01a, hi order to settle rip tf t e'n",. 11 , 5 ..., r3 , P. true. I roil of the Twsnty F ee t `rein: which is W
trodured Into the stomach. and frubjected to the proves,: ~t : ; owe - eleeees meesel f t e d, that no other road is rislutrod. tat sit s
digestion. The ITigratta is for sale. at ail the druggists . i New phib e hdehlre April 1.1 . E'5 15 , _ eeeee: - , .- .1 -. gars: plenty ~ 1 anti eine' ll • sta, f l ,
'throughout the tountry.--eNew. l'esk nit:le:nun of Jan. ", nerc 4 r 5.”.: the Coal unsurratn•ed in ti nslity..
nary 11. 't . . • tr•
' • -4 A • - 1. to of II E NJA- the New Yerk and leillaile;ehis mariats
ewen on 1,
; The Inhaler iSI WOTTL . on the- breast under the...lnnen . ere k le aesourr. .ti (0.. !hare ix e' itailnati. For further parth. t ears. ralliu
without the !fruit incenyenience-the heat-of the 4 body ,it TT ate "I',„ ter f ;Berks. C• ,
" 'lsi..lCsif,Ett)tC.:_lo:fil:Odunißtin:: 7:1 IC ,
is l''' - 0
' .t.... 1. A t
I briny euMeient to evaporate the fluid. .. • ; . ' greeted to the euhecrib4 0) tit - nduhted to said * ;
Ilundrods of (Smog of Cures like the follovringinight be . 1 ) . ' A '1" le" .
notice is hereby criret;,! ., l tt l th e ither of the ' / • pri , . 0,
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named. One ps:katre of liner:arm the
'cured me it the: tate. to make lattned iv a t • In'will premut 4 1 1 To.„ ! rill° I..E , i ,___- -, 1 ,- he
new
Hotel 3 1
Atithma of site' ears.standlitg,--sfes. F. KrelburY. W. M. scribers. •1111 n il th e ".. - i • JOIIS ;5T 21 ' 11 . 1. .i " ,vo. ee.; 'Wilma Ric 4.
IV Dentannee, .P.L. . • i. • •
'.for settio x) e . n t • " ; i f EDWIN LORE., , ' land. the tiew 3114 tiotifi . shin.ti" •4 a
lam cured of ; the Asthrtut of I.l.).years standing I, N Dr. I i
..-,,,, , . • , it" • •"•• ;II Co.. the princirr,l tewn ..f th,s cos
Curtis' Ilycoarta.-Marfeeret Bestme, Brooklyn. N.l'. t.. May 5,1155 lil ••:•.:-..- _ ; Field. at the ten:nets t•f the Mire 110
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Womelsdorf. iti - -----,....--..iiiiii-----I:,,ate o f ; Haven Ilansn letitrosel E N T..relon, . ill , '
Ne. Pent. of So. 3. Hammond Street. New Torte wee!
cured of a severe ease of Rmnchitis y. the Ileßearia• t I — . --iftD•••—rii-• Ntil lee 1 . e.—rte..... ; lletel Is erranmeiticirte every e 'er:veto
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,setae In thisno , a h
Sly Ishtar hasdtson cured or a Distressing Cormlinf see- ; f ,‘ o4. ‘• , e " ease d......Thh, underar m ' 111 . 1t1 " 1 mod... Is
ef mtesti teed b e ardere---eel e :
end ;seem stending, and derided to be incurable by her i ~,e, Oath:min orphisee' Court of eche ef. e austl ' o
• ww .e. ties .11911 AP, eVery res;n3 preperty renteatio
phYniciane. She was ourasil In one ntrinth by tlle.". illyge- . dor, appointed e. t e- h owl • ed fer Shinnies ehe may le de•e.oll* 4'l
anre of money a a eau . ~ as
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;ane.---;..1. H. C'ete.4;et. P. N., Richinont/..ffe. ' • • ,todistrihnteand ,Marit!T. Pisa- 4 . ''
Price three dollar* a iseeksges-, l lrild - by Curtis. Berklns, y'eentt. relimi t r tu c iii f C . 4 , o tb a l ri d ne em T e t it t ' 4 „ . . 3ll o‘. put o t f eo ert i,i l ... 1 ted too valley, Isitween the iltilianey ars
a tele& ;n and s * . 1 d I I 1 ., V notertillierd w'rPel
Boyd L. Paul.'Net 1-49 Chambers streets New York . --41 !his sennalled to the ocenue will Meretteville, on a win b eua ;e l : m : l a t' e e , t e at eie, „ e w e s/
paebegeresont few. he express to any part of the.illnited; decedent, e m eo e in the torongls, at . le o•eh e .t, i the Huns ,. ;1% i ,',.., " , . . a ns .
States for Ten Doll. •`' . . . ,it rt . :114 VII r tk . . up. •
, : - • ; ('toasted , ,nd day of dune , A. 1).- said War, t •
N. 11s-Dr. Partite liegettna le the ewleinsil add only r ; S'atunbe Friel. For tertlas apply f.•
ri, and untie distributUAßT, .Ithrdif,.r. • •
genuine article. all others are beet , Imitations or elle and ;.,! In. lb.' f ,, ,.._ .. Joliet P , -4 111--.71. ,
ineeriouerbunterfelte. Aundlteut a. ye
t vvonid pvimii,-..i.
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iLii - Col. Wallace, of the.Philaclelphia See -en.
on Saturday,—thrit.is, it was the fiftieth
'anniversary of his birthda!y. The Colonel resigns
the cognomen of "llandiome," and his military .
title ; his principal duty now being to elevate the
•
ince, and instruct the youg. Who will succeed
the, gallant COloncl fulling the host of rivals
"striving for the vacant position, accompanies the
query; "Who struck William Patterson?"
oxeitement
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, .11.1111CSAtt3e7.as.s AN D 13 . 11 , 4 1 , 1 , 3 o f
IiuRTON 41,LANINVO,
s Nevr Youx ANiit'EnsAutEs.---Thel 1- ,
-- s‘ it ,l l ,6 4 .ti a ,y e ti , . ^ r i ninatqd their pz o eediogl- From I Isla ArOlt St., S doors above sth, ph lEs n a4 2
W4LX-s2Ls r i ..tILP.EXI:
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the aiMitual repUrts of the various societies, nick, ; ;WROLESALE AND RETAIL. 4.
ma - klilip the fullowing'lrjoimarY of the receipts _E w ell airt# le ,In their line of business at t rie T rr y 1 ,,,,
~ ~ , . On MArktit ULM Patcas,and Whit the patrol, • •
Akcj,E4, dud past 'year: ~ i friend others. • - k'eb.u. ts, , ,A 7 ~r oc.
American Bible Society, $316,911 57 1
Am, B„ard. of Cont. Foreign Missions,
.316,633 00 `, Are ... I. :._____: g be T t i i v r E e
e U n N a ll I) . li ,
4 " th,
phnad4.
Colonisation So'ciety. ; 17,371 s'l ' " n 2 . 1 7.4
113,173 66 1 1'110Plyt:51/08—EVANS & NV: I st:GM:It,
American TracG tioeicti.
' A m erican Horne Missiimary Society,• 180,130 69 1 . 7 FORMEIILY WEBII A N Elq ifli EH.
'American Temperance Union. 2,350 80 i • i ' floors sa . Molls:
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' - Antericatf Anti ,Fclayeri.B6elety; - , 35,-H"sil 69 T il s ar- t ""A r - tri l3l t i oll 74 t 4 10 I 1" .!". - 1.. t a ut i, V j r,./ !, I t,.`,
American Senn Friend Society, ' 22,815 001 Phila.lelpliia. February 21, IL'I,S
American and Foreign Christian Union, 63,807 28,1 ...a.- -- -11
Five Ptdnte Mission, :',, . 5.M8 87 N.
•ww,mr PRANCK,, AUCTIONEER, •
3.090 62 re. W. gor;ner 2d &Buttonwood Eots late T
Priton Associapon, : • , •
A ericso'Coorrtgntiotlll tluion, , 2,890 06 i , . PIIII, A D El.ppt la. " 112114 7.
' Ihislttve Sale every Eventi, 6 ,
•
American and Foreign Bible Society, ritt,fB9 79 '
$. ,
.: 19 ::=:::: , 1 , W A ; V om ilt:_ t t. b ije e t... . i it' s hs, Gl A d ua l'
ii.its-til'mjir.teln,t.oltill:lirt'er,"'este: ri'llse'r'tiL
Sunday School Union; • -
t aue Ji.s 0. ! Goods I, . t . n iroky, Boots and hbory, Gaudery, t ir i:u n s 6 .l. l .„[ l r ii
, . :or
Total, ' ;
,
These are wat all of the societies, but they are the i bag, Must* lustnuswiti, cud 3iere
leading 4111 C!.... The grand' aggregate of receiptsi .oTir raf -lurtarrier r . old! girt leaf ] 55 , , ,, ,,l t , -
. 10, I,
wonld probahlr approximate a million and a half. I sal" fif . i "I'T dr•-"1-1P 1.0a: adelphia. February 17. ItM
'
This is a material falling oiTfom. the receipts of the
Phi i.
last year—a fact attrihutable to the financial em
barrassments Of the cenntrY at largo.
: • . ! NOTICES. '
•
Are DEDICATION . —tho -Estanurtfluirch." (German
Reformed and - Lutheran.) in Hamburg,lktts county,
will he dedicated on Sunday aLd Monday, Nay 27 and ~.
1555. Several elertrymeti of eminence. from abroad, will
be present on ' the occasion. There will bo preaching . ,
throughout cads' day.. The friends of Religion are in
vited to attend. The Raiding Railroad will Issue Rune
'glen Tickets at ball price, Mr Sunday and :Monday, 27th
and '2lith lost. .!
Pip' PI lIST 3IETIIOIMSI' EPISCOPAL CIIURCII. Sec.
and Street, Pottsville, Bev. T. tOruwtott,t Trion Ls, Pastor.—_
Divine service every Sabbath at 10 A. E. and. /1 : 4 I'. M.
AU-SECOND METIIODIST EPISCOPAL CIIURCIL
Market fitreet, Vottsvlllo, Rev. Avorisw Leanarar., Pastor.
Rhine service every Sabbeth at 10 A. M. and 8 P. M.
za- ItAPTIteT CIIVIICII. lier...fegy fl. CASTLE. pastor,
Service every Sabbath at RP 'i," o'clock, A.M.:, and 7 o'clock,
P.M.
drir ASSOCIATE lIMMLNIE.D PP.P.SBYT'N• CHURCH.
31arket vtreet. (ley. it•tatta FL Peastur, Pastor. Divine
service every tlabbath at 10!...i o'clock, A. M., and at 7!,4
o'clock. P. M. .
$g- ENGLISH LI'IMERAN CIIIIRCII. Market Square,
Pottsvilie,ltcV. Im:vist'Stu:S, PastP6 Divine service in
tins Chiaryli regularly. every Sunday. Morning. at 103 '.',
o'clockt - evenind. at 1 i , 'clock. Weekly Prayer Meeting,
Thnrsday.evening. at "0.1...V010ck.
air IVELSII C:INO{IEGATIONAL CIIURCIL Miners.
vine road. l'tdtavllle. Rev. CHARLES Wu. EDWARDS. PAS
tor. Divine service In Mils Critovery Sabbath. Morn
ing at 10 o'cbtcli, eveni n g at b o o lock. Prayer Meeting at 9
A. M. S4hool for small rhfldren, to teach them In the
theories and doctrine. of the Bible, at la/ o'clock . School
for reading the Bible, Lc., at ' 2 o'clock. Singing School at
Z, o'clock.. ,
' • MARRIED.
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- YODERie.,•:WOOL'Elit—April 24th, by Rev. A. Longaere,
L. YooEt. to AiNIE Wdoter, alLof Pottsville.
OSLEII-IhIRNAN4-11n the 15th lust, by Rev. Joseph
:51rCod. Jelsrvii L. tistr.a. to ASsa, eldest daughter of
Thomas ROrtian,'lieri.: all of this borough .
TEARYL-Fl'AUVE:it.—On the 10th Inst. by Rev. Wm.
G. 11eunl;, dosEvit Vimtr, tO.E.VITia 5TA137.11, both from
Jefferson minty. : •
ZI)IMRR,-:-ZIMMERIIAN.-011 the 15th, by the woe,
Cu tittra J. 7.lsiurm, tO Maur Zimisawor, both from St.
' Char.', -' ' ..
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- SCRWIRS—VOIO , ..--On the 10th, by the same. FRIED.
mucu 5. , 111.,1YN, to Ca usiviA Voltz.; both from PoiksNille. •
ftECKF.II , , , --At Ortt . lpburit. ilurterrn BEGUN. widow
of Dr. Jacqb Becker. late of Northumberland county,
aged S 6 y 2 months and 9 days.
Pzeintylkill Haven. on the Ist inst.,
ANDREW Wimaces, aged 63 years, $ months. and 7 days.
, • .4eseo
' . POTTStILLF. lIARKETS.
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C)11.111:CTEI) WEEELY . Ipik TIIE - MINERS' JOUILNAL
Wheat Flodr, bbl., ;$12.0(.1 - Dried Peaches, pmed, $4 75
Rye 'Flour,litd., : 700 do do utipar'd. 200
11 - heat; buiiitel, ; 250 Dried Apples, pared, 150
Ityo. do ' 120 Eggs. flosen, 'l3
Corn, do ''l 00 Butter, parr pound, •",
ll:its. do - 66 Shoulders. do 7
Potatoes, do- I 1 '.'..or Ilami:. '
. do 11 to 12
Timothy Sisi...l, ; 2 2.5 nay. per tou, 20 00
'Clover S , ..ed, - I 400 Plaster, do '6 00
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~DIVI - T 1 1 lON.
Nvi.) IiNISTRATOR'S NOTICI
.
Th'e undersigned. haying been appointed Admin
istrator of the eat. to of Valentine Gardner. deceased. late
of Donaldson, Frailey township, t.lchuvikill county, no
tice is betehy given to all persons indetteo to said estate,
to make payment, and to those having claims
against said estate; to pnwent them for payment to
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3lay 14.1855 2% to ' Donaldson. Sehuirtkill ( - 34, Pa. 1
. _ . _ ____
DMI.NI§.'IIIA'FOR'S NOTICE.— 1
1:),_ Letters of Administration on the Estato of GEO.
. CC3I3IINti, dileeased. having been granted to the
un
all persons harirk: cor demands agains
the estate of the istild decedent, f are requested to Make t
known - the same vithout delay, and those indebted will .
make inimediate prtynient to BENJ. W. CU3II4ING,
,I,twiniitrat,,r,f.George N. Caraming.de , eitsed—reaidente.
' 11.ft5t,.11., ' April 14,1555 - 15-ot
DNIINIS'TRATOR'S NOTICE.—
Ix, Wnsitss.s.'LettA3rs of Administration on the estate
.ef A:VIIIONY 11. KLINE, late of the borough of Potts- ,
vllle. decoas'ed,b.sve been granted to the subscriber. sill
-persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make
inuntstiste paynient, and those having claims or demands
against the estate of the said decedent, will make known
the smile, witholtt delay, to CAROLINE E. KLINE.
Adnrintstiatri.r.
. Potti;ville, Ap'yll 28.18551. 17-151 1
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—
ii_ :Witgarai, Letters of Administration upon the es
tate ~C.lolpi F. WIIITN RY:iate of the borough of Potts- i
sills, deceased. have lsien granted to the subscriber, those
Indebted to the estate of said decedent, are required toi
make immediate payment, and all personwhavino ., claims!
or &than ds against the said estate are requested to make,
knnwh the saute, without delay. to the undersigned. at:,
at thq oftire of, ;Pus .0 Ilitiehes. 'WM: IL NV ELLA,
CWitre street, Pottsville, PC
1.7-6 t
A p 1,41 tR, 1855 f,
pISSOLUTION of . Partnership.--t-
The pattnerAdp heretofore editing between. J. IL
z. lleorge Royerle and W. L. Heisler:trading -un dor
the Orin of KURTZ, BETERLE & CO., is. flab; thy. May
7 th. :1656, disiolved by mutual consent. All per...us hay
ing Claims against the late firm. will present:them to 4.
IL 31lnersville. or W. L. Heisler. Pottsville.; for
settlement; and those indebted to the late firm will nial,:e
loYinlnt to the undersigned. KURTZ &
Ni WireSeresen badness will be carried on its
usual at their old stand in Mineriville. See „Adrertisr
fneni. KURTZ & 'HEISLER.;
)Lt; 19. ISO' •
• • E.
YOTICE —'The partnership existing .
betweeh IIAiWROFT L BRETTAIIOII, at Ashland;
la this day,.'llay 10th.1535, dissolved by mutual consent:
John lianenift having purchased the entire interest of
John Brettargb, In the Pioneer Colliery at Ashlarkl.-7-
Thi. , bu...itwit , of the old final will be settled by John
Banend t. • JOHN BANCROFT, !
. .101 IN BRETTABOIC
• •
N. It —I ,hall continue to operate the Pioneer Collleiy
to.its fullest extent and shall endeavor to furnish as pv.).rt
att article of Coal and at 11% low a prier as the market can
.10112: BANCROFT:I
Ashland. May 19,1815 . - • • .
T - . .
Its - sbil,Ti - Tio - N .—'l' undersigned,he'
/doing' business under the ftrtn of AYlit.S. LEFil:i
A.'. CO.: have dissolved ~ partnership. this day, X1ay:503.,
105, hr Mutual consent. All dchts - monocled with *or
caltdrntoCfor the store; will be settled by D.. 1. Lqwts;
thos.... COntierted with, or contracted for the_ mints, jwill
'l4. settled Ayers it Co., who will continue mining under
that firm', ' - ABRAHAM ATERI 4 ,i
' . ' D. J: LEWIS.
. .
. '
RICHARD PTIILLIFSI
. , JOHN' LAZURUS, . • ...•
. . ' ALFRED FORD: '!,
Breen lildp colliwy, May 1.9,185520-tt..' - 7
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'genre.
LW
DIED.
DISSOLUTION.
WAN ED.
MEACIIEft
a.e
14aeher as an Assianint ire 3131 e.
~ , b
I.V.vugh of Pottsville, 14 wanted. N. .1 . 4 e
conapeioni. anti has bad consider:Oa..
ing can rqoeive t h e appointment.
Trimio year. By order or too I:4ra.
trust present a Cry:ni t -at,
t lon float the County 1 4 uperint. ndeot.
1 15.5.1
COAL
A. T
Al. c I
1. A: .
LotutAnt Streo
No. ZO 111alnue :_ 4 (t vet, third ,try,
PhilB4ulpl3l.4
W NTE E
L i! L
Etr:oal,
•t.
office, ..rth lamp s:rca, 3 , 1,,,r3
Potiirillle, April A, 19n3
1 - 10 the Coal t3cllers of Schuvlkill (Q.
...Ve.i..tiErcau at rill time be had at the 1 , a: Yr 1 ,
LEW,Iti txtunT)N. Brow.l.SLlst ILL,_
drlpbia Tbow In mutt a ill rail.:
Yhilaaelphis. April •-ts.lS,'M I7.tf
DEAl"ry, THOMAS k
'- vitmi,o , ted to the i‘fliev in J. : 4 1,11ithan's
ing. in Ventre stmt, s f,w ti "ors rilxn. the 1,1,,;,4; A
Hall; tr:heru Orsous having businos wish
plea t,O 0311.
;N 0 1 1'10 E ri
erntinue tho Coal ltuqinoss. h , rot..for,
in - nit 4nd Walnut streets.. ItilatLetphil, :th .i . ,i . ,„„ tLt2 ;
`Unite, Morris' Addition. L. P. ilitouhL..t w v -
February-fl, 16.15
COAL LANDS WANTED.::::,
A:twain.; tl,r itato tracts in muy part or t Andevc,.
1t,,,d0n:, which they know of believe to be talual
lands, ore tniited to communicate with
'' HENRY W. PouLE, Mlninz En'cfrrr.
Mny;5.1555 IN.tf
VOTICE.—The undersigned h:i% f'1:1.
ken IVhart No.l, at Richmond, when th..,
staidly keep on band for 'ale, best quality - li hue
lte4 41h Cold. °Bleu, 23 Walnut - street.,
C. P. Nult'C O.
:Vail) 10,185 S 10-3 m
10 COAL OPERA'I'OIIS.- - -An...in
p
(Whim) who has been many ' ars engszol in th.
t..,. husiness. in this Ite g ion tA. di:141%411 of oltairane s
PI
sittiat)oti as inside or outside superintendent of foie,
Cap izire g ood references as to capal.illty, tute:rity. tr.
Apply to tieor g e li.,emith, 311nIn g En g ineer. P o too L b. ;
N a i r 5, 15;.3 -. , is-:', i s
i' i - P1 e subscriber keeps .
,
V l i oAl.! COAE!:= .
:c4Ustatitly ou hand a large q uantity of .111 , ....tri,t,
and ilampshlre iiittituinous Coal, for sale hy , t he tun 'r
IMAM:Iid, at the lowest cash prices. lle: 14 also in F are d 1..
reeeite Otal on Yardage, and to deliver the sam e .
• : Ya r ds, S.. NV.corner Broad and Callerrhill streets. alt .
A r ch,strect Wharf. S,huylkill. ' E. Si /1111iIN El;
lad
:Phielphia. April :fl, 16..,5 - ' 16.1y
xi
S. & IV. 1...R013ER TS, t...;liippers
t.
r • anti dealers In the various descriptiors ,4 :AN
Tif DAL:ITE Co.IL, includin g the best q ualities ,1 it's,,,
and "Bed .104, from the fltintonc,,tipohn and Gott i r
ons -
NVhrf, locust street, Schuylkill.
Ilifficts—No.'q , ! 7 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
. .
• , No. ILin state street, nOt4(di. •
. ~
March '24.15:,5 1,..: E n '
iiii - li.i.ferN E . R - Sll - IP NOTICE—The
k j subseribers.ha‘in g associated ..;ith them C , D ip, t ,i,
r . NEVIN and DAVIE, J. NEN IN. of New Y0 rk ., 611 .„,.
der,tist; firm of 'MAK ISTUN, CUX .t CAfriimtiuue t l.
co a l'ltosinesi as heretofore. Office, Ni., 63 w alnut ~,,,,
near Dock, and N.. 4 New street, New York: II harf
, Illehrricani. • IILAIiPsIUN i c o)
• Philadelphia. January '2.0, ISS:, ..-:lui 1
._...._ .. _ . _
-
CA:Sri ADVANCES.—LiberaI Caill
;. A d vances wadi, on consi g nments of Cc al to nor ad.
dress. .Also. we Call supply 'Miner% at f nit o st,with Lim.
[-ter. Cheesy, or other COUlltry . prtiduc e . o f q bid , ~,. „,„ ,
reining large supplies dlnyi from the Farmors: II" ;
: g ri:it ads.auta A es fir making Tales of, Ct - al. 31inor, s; ;;
[tirid It to.their Interest to call on w _no c .. oNsT.l7:7l,iii;,:t
,N.,‘,,,..,,
.
:ew York. Starch 1, 1 , 55 f1...e,n1
Mil
• 1
_.) OGEIVS. ',SIN NIChS:ON A: l'O.
. ,
_la, Miners and Shipp...rs of Coal. by hailra i 1 Cala:
eijtees-No. 3, Walnut street. PlellndtAphil. ,
NO. 'log Broadway. New IThrli:
Centre St.. opposite Amerivan House. I' , .htil', ,
Siltere they offer for sale by the earc , . tb , it , -,:e5..73:,!
much Orchard and Pearl' .31 , ,..01,, , 16,1 .IN r.,T . Ir,,
..t.th from the Rar , n and Mr , : If trt 1 0n.%. Ili ,i 7:4::
~ tfre free burning. and adapted to family ww •
Also. their 4 Vi,:th Alb mid 14,44(?•..11.un'a.n 11 .1 , ,,, i,
C.a. isuitittik for Furim , :vs and Ir.'', Works.
i :. Februdry-24. 1R55
. i_, , ,,
i:-.-
i i tO-PAIt'I'NERSIfiii:LIEWFSV
11 DENILIED havin,z re.unl,:d tlw ,11in.,... and , hii 7: -
. of Coal. has this day a".) , iat.N.l With him W111!..w. t; .s
'
lie nried. John 14 , 441ne1-Ir.. ;And 1 4,,r2e 11. 1' , .:5.12: - .2-
' ihn firm of Lens Atim:Nutti, A. C,.. at 42 Walnut r it.'
Wharves Noi. 7 and 6, 1 ,,, rt Eiannon.t.
LEWIS AI - I.ENI:IED,
i;1;01',61: 11. l'orr,
.thbIS.IN C 1111.1).
WILLI.I , f , i. A rptsTar.
Jolts ILOMMEL. Jr..
ll' January. 14,1 ~':'. t. '2,1,1
.FOR SALE & TO LET
UK SALEL-two inch =crew ,
Euitable for pr,ss,s df nn) 46•••ripli Air '
May 11. 1 5 55
I - fr ED ASH COLLIERY FOR sALE
111 —A large colliory, antra. in a numlwr
with marhlnery enr,vll.- t
good hwality, A, I , v .s.,llch..ap. a', the pr 11.4 wat
withdraw from the Coal bu-iN,s. Ai 11 , t ,
i V.ol,tt It1: 0 1 1 N. ihnf
Pottsville, May V...
Ishimnft '.rtt
El
B. IiANNAN,
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