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eirlatta rge/y among the masses in ' Schnyl.
;i1 County. "chief , renders it one of the watt rain
:l,:,:4'ircrtitna mediums in the CfPantry.
hairs ten ninny Capitalists enrolled on their
lists.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
Tilt CoVNTY APPRAN.E.IIE.NTS published
ionccli in "to-day's
, Journitl, will of course
..011sas4 gilieral attention
1,1:111:11S Admihi,tration upon the'Estnte
1:3!,21,1-1:er, late of Llewellyn, have been
Johii*G. Koehler of Seheylls r ill haven.
Benj.:\iiller, offers for sale et
q11!1', lb,tel, 3.10 t .of York State horsei. See act
.
,;1,•••,,,,nt.. • • •
mAli•-111: THE COAL D.EGI.ONS.—ii. 4 A.
• r 4:(r Tor ,ale a few cupieS of Fisher'& Map
Itv;i01 . 0!
K IN EuS w Ayr EP.—Cuaran, Peale t Co., nt
Shanakin, - want f.,rtv . mi.
ah,al con-tint taarleytaent
lIIM
ME
EETISI;.—A meeting,
zzl,cl,ll,l,lQr of tlie•l'Litt,iville Mutual unit
Life Company. will lie li'cld
eVffniii7uey„.t. S'ee
OINTMENT.--An 413%-hrti,c.
eolui!in gird a list ~;f• the di: ,,, a,-
"v::,'•l:are ..inecurnb under; the it4lll
-
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firother l _tii , .
" \vat,Phihat:ilia, Prwittee
y.,. ; .;, : r,,;`, , ,1 , car an etoin'ale rerutatioirt
Sce aarerti , ..inent. !
..- . - - • Euroiie.a.o. tcs:.b..tice, of Oleir nut being pan:
F... 1; 1 1....t , .. 1 i k y: i
N . 1 ,. ; ,
„:.. .1 at E i, 1f i 1 1 i . A 1.. 1 , ) , , 1 3 Z a., 1 1 .: :::: , / r o ?,::: 1 " , : 1 , p.rs or convicts, but able-bodied, respectable
person, yttptible of maintaining themselves.
‘ 3 t, ~ nti..iht, which iook.erii-d ye,terday.
. • ..... ' • . . !''' This could be accomplished with little trouble
;117(..rti-e( 11 "Ili
anti t•xl)ense to the emigrant, by submission to
th:lt . tl: Y.—The anrorermte cash value., examination by the Consul."
•
ILrm,cill ti - State. IA .5•111:20,237,511
ar e ' u about 20,000 persons in the
, ;I . o late:, who were living When the I)ee
,J;',lutb.l;entince. was siguod t in "1776.
Nai.MNEt: .1.1:001 4 ox:.—C. C. SHOLES,
..*, r.
F)nm•riy or Daurillejis nud spoken
Ofp.ER rt?it R.ms.—The Pe.ady's
, Iron works are filling an order for
1 1 ,,:;;;In , l - tons'of raiirothl iron for the'
171,,i,i7olitral Railroad.
NEws is interesting politi
y:an,l in its aFpeets generally favorable.
hy this steamer will he found
:fir eulillllll
Al as nu )lon lay next.
another tri-
ra:l , lct of bass:whoa. shavings., is used
th Albany Evening Journal
s. It is cheaper than that a 1.4:„,
i!i gt.neral
Nlnttocv. Vteroßx.—The ;Temperance
Wisconsin, completely an
the liipp‘r party in a license or
.no
of
..11te•illth instant.--tto en
::l\inz only 16 votes''for license.. •
P:+.Nl,l:l.—This Italian, who attempted to
Napoleon's life Las been ku . iii6-
4. ,s g uillotined onlbe 14th ult.,
haref tot, with' a shirt over
• t0, , 1 a hood over his face. •
(;.,I'l,n.—This-ureat temperance leetn
. to• retnrn tn America, in cunse
a ill health. intends to tettirtrfn
•3:-Brintin.lll.Nt year, and rentaiWiraltfive
i• • (:1 7. the wotrk t which 'he has
. ,
-• I hi, litir and energies.
t*C . S PARADE AT RRADINE.-A parade
d.•icription will take place: at !leading
Proximo, in honor 'of the recel,-
.. the I,it,eity Fire Company'l . new en
eve-ling of that (111.)- the :".111-
....ve a ball as a grand finale to the pro-
T 11: NS arr e aring a good foothold
Hands: They have obtain
- lr.an 'a chief, a large tract laud in the
,),•,1.))t I, ll ,li i a, to be as_ed by them for a term
b
hi a gathering place for their people.
el n now:Taper is etioa to be commea-
I
411“..k: Tribune
~v or the.l that the int - m of
1 1 ) ,,, e , 0 f wealth and eincat.iin. are
tL it attenti , ,a 'to farming, planting,
nirwhatrie arts, as the priirei.ii.llls have
politics has 4v:indict('
t.,
A ‘ht.rritrty OrtsifiN.—General Scott and
within a few dart, expressed
' that tii;!. A111c%; cannot retreat
withont tirA capturing Sc
- ic:l by. a r:orep rhr main, or beating the
arrnhai lie interior in a pitched
--At the comine election in that State,
aro 1,1 he elertiorl a (lovernor, hinnten,,
,v,•rn(q., two •Inag.ei of the Snpremo
Attorhey-General and two or three
We obseire that . Senator
• • pumnitien . t among the 'men naniuil
lint
her
id 4
Kt.(
reason that this individual
a , buittnnee into Virginia recently
The !Ode; of the kevolution
hiv zraiellitilieri their dczicendatits
admit the grandson. Tile result
Win be synonymons,—the tories
dot.. I.svorillitutv. 13v the way, that Nova
•• ,•;$: (I ar; i luj,ilal !
1 t 1 .. !)
Dr . siocßAT:- . -The nieui
,f ,This:, ; :turiii:•. ,l etts House of Reprl
,hoft,re tl 6r aajournment,
11( 1 11; .11.i • ratit C. Ihuwn,)of To4t
stns ~iuls Deinqi..rat in the
~f,oi:l:i,Efa4(l cane, :Ls a iokeh . .of
r,l tur liirtqLs a public .utwl private
:'!1! 1;i1M111.i 'ago, wait a plaCe t 1 wild
now, 11111lillg the Wild.
4 I,i-aveilw9rtill cau lie
out: )iteatit saw Anil], two.-brick
),tonriiotol t lour board
to.)• )Iry goods houses, five grocer
') f,rwar and cornalis:)io:i llouseit
and slio , • tv.-0
El
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..1 p hi:
' THE 48§D0 ta nn - ' iv h
. 0, 0 •
scribers to this, paper are.; we are pleased to
state, pouring' in upon ua.',,The young as
well as . old, are bonding in their navies
rapidly, and
, our list to <the
.Dollar - Journal
promises to surpass in length. our most san
guine expectations. Apart from the excel
lence of the paper; and "ita neat mechanical
appearance, its low price commends it to the
attention of the reading public. Our desire
is to render this paper equal-in every depart
ment, to any 'newspaper of the character, pub
listed in the country. In view of this fact,
we call, upon our young friends to furnish
enigmas, charades, cite., for their amusement;
and would be pleased to receive regularly,
,
from some one or two persons acquainte d
with Botany and, Geology, brief familiar les
sons on the same, for publication in the Dor
lar-Journal. To those 'taking the trouble to
furnish contributions on the latter named
subjects, we will furnish as an eluivalent,
copies of both papeg throughout the year.—
We hope some of our scientific friends will
enable us to start immedfately, in the. Wednes-
I day Dollar Journal a Botanical and ceeologi
cal column, composed of their, contributions.
The paper is published regularly now, every
Wednesday morning. Continue sending in
your names as sub.scribers, friends. -
THE HISS AND PATTERSON AFFAIR.='-SOIDe
of the DemocratiC' and Reiman Catholic pa
pers continue exercised about a etc,tain'llis.
Patterson, that accompanied a Mr.'Hiss; one
of the Representatives frotm Boston, whom
the Legislature of ,Massachusetts very pro
perly n;cpelled from that bodY: As .it is not
often that these journals become possessed
with a moral tone, - we would call their especial
attention to the atmosphere of llarrisburg
and ; Washington, while these representative
bodies are in.SessiOn, and asks how many
members ought to be expelled for similar
practices, if the same justice was • administer
ed to them, that was meted out to . Hiss, who
deserve,l to be his.qed out of the Legislature of
Massachusetts ? Ye wonder if a quorum
would be left to transact business it either of
these bodies, ir each member received Kiss
due '•
bus! Pirr ElpatATl(4.—H. Keenan, ;
Esq.: U. S. Consul at, Cork, Ireland, writes
Mayur Wtitni, under date of May 9th; as. ;
lows: ,qhe entigration or transportation 'of
.pasyeagers anti convicts froml•foreign'-ccun
tries to the 1 7 uitedStates, is Worthy of aerious .
attention. I shall not fail to co-operate with
anti our authorities in this matter as ydu
sa o , st. It strike:3 me, an effectual stop can
he put to this
,unjust sy;;tem, if Congress, in
its c•outt,mplated law, will require of end
rau t:t or pas.wncers, to procure a certificate
from the neare . st United States Consul to their
THE PRXF:DOM OF rur PRESS IN INDIANA.-'
John Pettit. late an U S. Senator, is now 6r
cult Judge in one of the Courts of Northern
Indiana, and has been distinguishing him'Self
by making it a standing rule in his court, that
during the trial of any murder case, no news
paper of the county shall 'publish any ruling
or pretended ruling, or any evidence. or pre
tended evidence therein, or any_ article there
on. Some of the editors in the county where
he promulgated thii decree, paid 'no attention
to it, whereupon they were 'arraigned, fined
one hundred dotlars,aud threatened with int
prisonrneTA if they reheated the offence?—
Judge Pettit must indeed have singular ideas
bf the freedom. of the country :Which he en=
lightens with his judicial wisdom.
JI:IGE EDMONIaJON THE PROHIBITORY' Li.
QUOR LAW.—The opinion Of th&gentleman
is published at length in the New York Tri
bune; and from a perusal of he document, we
agree With our cotemporary qtat it is the abLest
and mii'st luminous among the, many exami-,
nations to which that Law has been subjected
by legal gentlemen since,its enanctment
the LegislatUre of New York. The principles'
and processes of this glorious statute are
calmly' i and completereonsidered in all their
beari4s by Judge Edmotilds, and the Tiibune
is confident that the decision 4 of the highest
courts will only reaffirm the ,views expressed
by the Judge. 5 •
AMERICAN P9.ATI Cr, LASS.-A new Ameri
can manufacture has been commenced in
Williamsburg, N. Y., where plates of glass ten
feet wide and twentplfeet long will be made.
A. plate ten feet square can be made so strong.
that it will hold a ton weight, and so clear
that yuu ,can read the fine print of a newspa
per thrmigh a piece four. inches thick. The
best English plate .glaSs is made from Ameri
can sand.
° A WOMANS FEAT AT VALLEY FORGE.-L.On
Friday last, .a. Mrs. Crampton killed. an eagle
measuring five feet from the tips of his wings.
The eagle was sitting on a post dear the house,
when Mrs. Cratlipton threW a stone at it, stri
king- it in the. head and stunning it. She then
procutti club, and after some difficulty sue
ceedeftinkilling the king of birds. The bird
is to'he preserved in the:family as, a trophy of
• Mt's. Cfs power.
EUROPE REVISITED.
Under this title' Horace Greely is writing
home from Europe to the New York Tribune,
a series of letters. They are remarkably en
tertaining; and we know not that 'we could,
place before our readerS anything that would
prove more. acceptable. „We, therefore, pub
lish the tlillowing, entitled "France tinder the
Empire," . and, hearing date "Paris, May 1,
I was last betore in France- in July 1851,1
when she trap (at least in nanie) a Republic ;
I return to mark the changes wrought by three
years and over of Imperial sway. • I shall en
deavor not to forget the modesty wherewith a
stranger not ac s i t uainted even- wiih the lan-.1
gauge shinthl speak of the feelings and aspi
rations Of 'a great People, and, collating all
the testimony I have ,been ahle to'collect, to t
set forth the good as Well as the evil effects of!
the Napoleonic Autocracy with frankness and
candor.
• The Government of Russia has been.de
tine] adi "a despotism tempered by asi4tssina
thin. - That of France I would rather char
acterize as despotism tempered by a salutary
conscioasness of the- instability of power in ^.
this country and an earnest desire to prdmote
the material welfarp . of its subjects. Louis
! Napoleon; whatever his demerits, is no block
head. Ile knows that the mode in Which he
acquimd.power was most exceptionable, and
I imposes ou him a double necessity for cireum
spectionin its use and beneficence-in its in- •
ducnces. He knows that he' rules by the
might of bayonet. , , and that these are for the
! Moment all-powerful in
• FranCe but he knows
I also that this is an age in which bayonets!
think. The Army is his Sceptre; he feeds it., l ;
(hitters it, defers to it ; but he is aware that its't
ranks are constantly recruited- from the
tit , es and firesides , of France, awl that, were
, lie t o b e come decidedly ottioas‘ in these. his
! bayonets would no 'longer be reliable, and
t might soon prove dangerous. And •hesides,;
since France has. become 'his possession, his
I prop-n.tv, his ox, his ass, he must be a fool or e
! a demon if he did not aspire and labor to rcn-, I
der her as prosperotig and happy as may be
' without subverting or endangering his throne 4
I cannot doubt; therefore, that he anxiously
elitleavArs not unN to reconcile his subjects!
, • to the imperial regime, -.hut to improve theirs
material and stutial condition: I could not!
uanti,t another living monarch who would be
to wield stud' absolute power over Whir- I
t•:-five Millions of-People More lainefienatly
' tlmri lee does.'
Hut "Slavery, disguise it as thou tivllt, thou
art a hitter draught." It, is a fiarfitl thing
to l t e A utocrat . of a Nation like this; to- be a
sitqlect df such unlimited power is'not less
fear fur. When we considcsr that 'iu all this
mighty Nation there is but one puissant voice,
of which all other voices - are ochfies or are .
dumb—that -one man *.virtually . makes the
l o vs, expounds unit executes them -that this
elan substantially edits all the .ncwspapersi.
exe rt.-ices a Lein-of.hip'over the L. , :tics of hook :-.,1
. .
„Ail :the ,; ...[,,-. ~.s. s. _.-• s s , s , .- ,s. - thank _ s I
lieu re0pre5.,.11P131 4 .V1413701:43. to. avid;
ho tliefitte' to tigara. spiting , !events--:
it
nu , put mitaihem to leo ;only ..sti. Mauch - Of
tholto evetitssas suits I:tisopurpotete may .
Well sigh for that Nations 04 tremble' for Mtn
whO has waded through.. ail and Jblood to
so tremendous a respoastb lay,' If the allied
Amides were to be detest . and driven oat Of
the', Crimea to-morrow, . the facts would he
' stippressed, cooked up or . P i ablished es:sadly as
should be steemed most conducive to the in
terest of the Emperor.' ....4 . leading Parisian
journalist, recently remarked in confidential
. conversation that a censorsh ip which expung-'
editad suppressed such p*son of each news!
paper issue as was deertied ohjeCtionables
would be mercy comparetrwi A th the Prevailing
aystem,which says nothing till the Offence is
(perhaps without ,meanie' what, is Inferred),
1
irrevoeably . committed, an then gives its te r - .
rible warning, the second petition 'of which ,
silences the offending jou. nal and ruins all
connected.therewith. Theie is no edjedien
tion, no impartial tribulral--every editor
writes with a rope around may be drawn to se °cation Wheue is neck, which he
t .
knowsv,er
the,,tonsi of his articles is n, t agreeable to the
lucky though fOrsWorn conipirator enthroned
in the Tuileries. !His offence may he of the
most inspalpable, intangible, gossamer ehari.
attar, to suffices that it is n. uffende in the
eyes of ,Louis Napoleon o some one of Ins
Satellites accustomed to noise out the slightest
taint 'of 'disaffeztion: An
.-thus it! happens
that-thereis really no au thin g as public
disettsSion in France. The Legislative Chem
berkineet :When they are e lied .and': adjour n
when' , their master itas to further use for
them;. they have no - right tp . originatO or ma
terially change any sueas*; they can min-.
ply say :Yes or No to what the Emperor di
rectly or through ,one of hls ?Ministers, shall
see ,fit to propose ; . ar d thet never fail. to - say
YeS—iii effect, can say •npthing • elie. For
this end 'Were they .expresisly created and,
should they ever fail to sub6rse it .eomplet--
ly their creator will unmakt them Via stroke
of his pen or a flourkh of Ills sabre. Of this,
however ; there is no Shado Of danger. The
knoWledge that they are pu ppets to dance with.
obsequious alacrity a the r
recoil
ull of the ' string
t
obviates all necessity for d ds troying o
structing them. I ;
This abject dependence (Ind powerlessnej is
of the Legislative R ies i4notorionsly at w,r•
with "the "likes Na lemaennes" by whit]
the Nephew of hiSIT 'cle plufesses to be go --
creed. .1 Napoleon n St. ilelena admitted
01 0
that his :Legislature was a - ruistake4that, In
divesting i(of all ' - rea;l pow2r, he hail unwit•
tingly deprived himself of all protection from
the not unlimited tOspodsibility. Nobody
blamed his "CorpSl ,iegislatir' for the foray
on Spain, the invasionl•of Itihisia, or any other
of the mad acts by which the first Emperor
wisMndermined and eltimately ruined. No
body even spoke of what the Senate ;had Ale
creed or advised, since everybody knew that.
the Senate was es impbtents and parasitic 4s
the trumpet on shich [the impe rial blasts of
war were blown. An thus it proved in die
hourl of trial that power without limit is power
vithout. Support. c ! • • k I
How then is the prOctits Empire regardpd
by thoselon whose shoulders it is upberne? I
. I'oM* say, by tliel Army with approval;
by the Romart PriestbOod with'complacency;
by the Noblesse With disdain ; by the Bouts:
geoisie (that is, the . Mass of the merchant,
bankers,; extensive indnufiteturers and other
emloyers,) With liesitatiz!'and qualified:suis.
por';; by the Intelledtual (class (prefeSsoris,
authors,l editors, 4 - .e.sl with intense: though
smothered aversion and hoStility. Of the se e
tirnents Of the great Mass of the Peasantryll
canlllardly 'speak even 'at second-heed; but
the i,nore general iestilitoUY implies that with
•niaii,,v of l them the word oi . ' the Priests is ph
tent,y and Napoleon thus in favor; while with
another large class thq name of Napideon has
the! Snits-power wines' that 'of Jefferson Or
that of Jackson, in its day had with the least
enlii htened Portion of our own people. "To
spcsils (sitys•lleitie) of !what the proidaces of
France believe or desire with regard to any
public qtiestion is like talking, of what a man s
' <•leg4lthink." SI apprehend this is toiday the
i:isils , with regard,to a majority of 'the: unskill- •
ed liburers of Fratice.! Earning front lB to
sorrai 38 Cents each per day beyond the cost
of the soof that barely covers them, they
thirds of; their hungeri and their ra s lss—,they
thitik of, the .wine they would drink if they
could paV fOrsit and the sport they wield have
if they enuld spare a stay's ticatity wageS—bUt
theYlthiak Very little at preSent of politics
. Or
s r
legiSlathin. i . 1 i , - i s
4,. - LetiAdattis or Jefferson ride , in the:ear,
. o f
no Matter to me—so I ptimke my cigar'
-s- .
or woiilll,llf be could afford to buy one. 7
How men whose aggregate earnings range tar
held* SrSlOO a year each, and who have *often
families to sin pOrt out of that, where food and
ftieliare gerierallY far dearer than in lthe trid-
ted 'States, can _afford to drink and lsmoke; I.
cant - nit iinagiee ;Sttt they do it. .1 think dry
bread—that is bread with only , water l to tnoiSt-
rind • de r •
en stel it palatable—is the habitaal
foodlofaimajority of the day-laborers of Park.
MerilinuredltU this living are not likely to make
resolutions •unless the bread fails—then luOk
out h i •' s • , : I '
I:buis IN(ipoleon is evidently inaster of the
philosophy of;, insurrections, having had large
experience da that line. While he no longer,
reedgnizes 'in terms the Riglit to Labor he
praeticalfycencedes it, To keep the Labor
ing Oassletl . Mercurial Paris busy and fed is
ouereardinnj feature of his policy; Hence
ImProve i nents, gigantic in extent and cost,
are l eonstatitlY in progress here. Since 185l'
the disteAd Itivoli, passing, by the north side
of the TUilleries eastward into the heart of the
city ha 4 bean transformeii into one of the
fine f it streets, of the civilized world, Much as if
William ',St.. ill our own City had been widen
ed t;is one hundred feetand cut straight throl
from the:harbor to the Fourth avenue. Sim
ilari! impreseinentS arc being made In' the
leatling streets out of •PariS westward in the
nei hborhOod of the Char* Elysdes amLin
othi quarters of the city; Many of these
t
weir • urgesitly needed—for Lid Paris has Mir
rovr apd crookeder -streets, with higher
!ddles and worse air, than even Boston; and
't is said: that these improvements pay. • The
'llolermaeht has the •adjacent property ap
irarsed, 'takes it at the valitation,:triakes the
eqUiredimprovements; and, then sells out. I
,M assitred that merely as Speculations these
titirpriilel have generally proved profitable,
rid e they s have given! constant employment
i manylthousands and greatly, beautified the
it i vi Despotism is bitter, but the' desiotism
rdne.shrewd map has its alleviations, such
i i are unknown to the rule - of "shoulder-hit
rsl,' or oft the Empire Club. .I
41lut*Ill the Empire stand? l i
I lined no one who belieVes it will survive
q [present Einperor,' but very Many who
in it will last as long he does. While no One
ihiks of his patriotism or•ilisinterPstedness.
tits by, Way of joke, there is a very general
ilsi• in his' ability or • confidence in !his inch
fable tinervv. lie is probably the ins
( l ife,entities. ruler now living, and in this
I ' I ''
• • a lic
avec at east ,reminssts_ French of "Na
lebn le ;Grand:' lie has besitlei the art
uhted Coinage; inscrutable 'purpose and tin
spring Nth in his "star,l' which! befit the
'riot' the first , Bonaparte.; Ile is Moreover
f i Only foCus around which .all the anti-Ite-
Mica n l flirt-es add interests in' France can
the present be rallied. The Priests do tlot
, gine hire devout, nor sincerely ;attached
tMir fOrtunes, but they saY:."What mat4T,
king nsi he does our work?". The Legiti.
:sis anti Orleanists, (the former, crOinprising
irly all that remains of the rural or laad
nbigarktooracy, the latter including many
t•llie Master manufacturers, contractors,
liky traders, stock jobbers and lii"cky pars
rids - grinerally,) :tray: "This cannot kit;
ddiwhile it does last it protects us from .4-
:l inisai,'from Socialism, from turbid:thee,
[ archy and the guillotine; so let!it last 'so
mg as it will " The more intelligent work
n'• the; idSilltitl artificers, the' thinkers, the
I ter4itliii observing, aspiring youth •
who,
1:
!! almost to a man Republicans, say: ":111j3
i01!illry Cannot last; then why plenge the
'ion into intestine convulsion and bloc d
d-Wheti it is already groaning tinder the
d - of a distant, ex ensird and sanguinary
sl the <rt." - 1 c"
uw
thr
Npl
"ii
"10
rue
tea,
are
"Nit]
"Mivl
"loa
"f
ieti
xititi
Saul,
ign . year ? e • And thus! the genera: ~,ntinport. ,N.
p , - . llll , l i l d e, v N , J, l.tehlobile kiwi
'Ol thatl the Empire is hitt a statO of'tran- so
• - tasf Norwich. 'Groin, ' .oti
- 411 Siqi - es to protect it from present Its. Camden, , .P.i 6 :Newark, N. , ' - •o In
,
i audituntediate. dangeri, - ' .I ! 1 7 :Erriles nt t e o e ,:n 1 71!:1, d . ts i s n , i s. llt4 TV ' N Ne e ty wii r fr ' t! 'i ni l ci .. tnn, 1 -. 1 ! .1 4 1
'.!:tincitito Paris last Saturday lit the hour; 401
'lltnoq ' t.he minute, of the attempt of an ; Dan . li s ers 3. rort.: " , port. 11, , , • :Ma
OW/I:ltalian teassassinftte the Empero ' r..' ' ` i . ,„ ' „ ' ; ' , bur "' :: Hi Pim:l:ark . Brooklyn, Nod
tot)
)ournals have had mu . b to say or the marbiehesd, " . '-`l‘ : ' , l s :li rt s'A?'," ; °' ,,, ':t t ell u r e 'l k;;; . t t " ..
Sanoti•ket, " . .troi Vettys lift d. \J, 3 55 41
ionent; the indignation, the enthusiastic .
he evioki.%l by that crime, To ine it sema- • . \ \ * :::= l Poli, : lot)• :1 tiggini"rip )[orri s
":. 2 •.. r
crediblethat a desperate attack ; on the (j/t141111.(u•y,:y, .... . ao.ji, r ,iint n ea t inoti N d. H l, I ...." 1 -
, f th,'., Head of the State (J mil it alniost wile„,, ~ , . 644 Nar..hkeeli . ste. NY: :NA .
1i 1i:1,04 rnrraleaco.lll 1, . .4350
d . the State itself) should cause — no more ,
T :'o n t u t . :!, , n ou rv.. , : p v ‘;.f i Lif t e ,d m ou on t. dit .: 441
14,5, 'BOW - of*. Connecticut, . 4 11 '1 '0 1
Val agitations than this' appeared - tO do,
, we . , m.,iuth, "
!ainliyi , anions ,- a people So excitable and rtiestor.i.s..
.. ` 6 t 2 i 4 l i . .N.: 4 :
, t p i n rr it il e t iH it u r in :i i ,
N....v.:", 115
hastrative as :the Parisians. r saw do ' l i " ./ t t iv " n i i i n c li i , ~„i c . , .. 454
i lls in; the streets and heard of none • add II p p -. "
l. . all ►Aver. It 1, `2,410 Toms Illrer,lN J, 130
-' , O
. - „
rty cried !Fire l'Empereur !it w its where ' Ettodog. t. I, ' 141! Troy, N 'l,ll 142
Itlt, 1:) - t . t . y sure the Emperor would hear,
~ r rab k ford. Pa, ' '232 '„).Vnelangle!n, 11 C. 45%
I . 4 t, t o r, r i f , e n t: r t , T Il i t o t: , , , _ • !2. , 45
. .14:tott . 01C/it'ir, NV, ILI
I least ihear of; their enthusiasin. The 132 )I,l_lo Farms, *. 14_
114 10 kill the Emperor has not; created I Kennehuuk. " . 151 3 1 - 1111100ito Bel kw,
Ralf the' 11‘ , . , ..1ing here that.the slitiotim , of !, .!;,', r .',' and- .....
'oolddid in, New York, or that ati.ittelfec!'i; l ' hrin,rd. •
-44:1 Yotikerft, N IY, ..
,• , l i .
1411 '', Total. _ 214
atettipt to take the life of ally . 4):itt of the' ; i ii i " . ""g s ; N . ., V) - 214 .: For *mutt
oinked of the best known cif melts of onr• ""'''''''
'''''''
.- 41' ''. List SP3ll.'ll.
rittni wOuld induce. Except id. chlieial !
litarr quarters,the whole affitir has been .I . y,e hare ink , n the ietildblei to mon
i tabhi and find I het of theiY62,Bl3 trill
week,'37,223 tons were Ltep t to the,
very coolly. T. heard one anektiote of ;
utrage,whielt my informant relajed as ',n, i .S . tatO, of whieli 2:044..k0ini went! I
it fael :0 - id. whic , ii is at le:tst.charti:eteristiei 1.-i . tts alone., T ) a-W . 44104 ; robtreA hi
I.Tlt i tei lif!,sti: A Frenchman walking i i 'll I This Aniwt , the oho.ee(4 , e , .e..tion . hal
'
i
14 - f.ei(!qa 5. (2,311,2..,rde, WAS in I 0.4 ;tooth r, rI, uhictMitt...: lute - cit.,' and Ale Coat trl
• 1 :ii
..
• , J • ,
l', - ..r. .
vnint
I tlit. I
M
MEW
=I
who exclaimed in deep agitito- 10 hie you
heard the llews'i, The Emperor bas just been
shot—! 'is - killedll.' "Served him light!"
“respontled the other; "Fire zi Reintuiquer
"No !" cried another - runner from the Avenue
Champs, lys . ees, "be has been fired at hut not
"killed b ets unhurt. " •"I ate delighted: to .
hear it," instantly *tended the Republican
of ten tads previous; "Viver Efflepereurr
So wags the world. ` l, :
. That the Emperor's cotu3ircand designated
successor, Jerome Napoleon, (son of the last
surviving brother of Napoleon I,) iagenerally
and intensely nupppithir here is and
oubted.
Old Jerome is a cipher' and would hardly at,
tempt toltscend the; Imperial throne ; his son
has been a violent Republican in profession
1 without being trtuiteid by ,th& Republicans,
sad has been - witki-the arakf in the crimes
without winning
,anY laurels there or,evincing
a capacity to :do so `anywhere. He proved
more troublesome to:t: his commander-in-chief
than to the enemy ntid came home by ianani
mous consent. I du; not believe the fA;my
will ever transfer whim itsepearent devotion
to Louis Napoleon,land without this he has
no chance. Add te.this that the Emperor's
_health is precarious itud the respect of, a line
of heirs to his throne•yery fauit, and the wis
dom of adjourning im hia death the nex(strug
gle between the Monarchical and Republican
elements in France , becomes evident.
And yet there are, specks of trouble even in
the present sky. Otte is caused by the; strug
gle upon which the Einperor has entered with
the Academy. Tliiolustrions, body, strictly
limited in number,!. but for 'generations en
rolling on its list oflnetnbers nearly all the
.names'in Fance of ttien eminent for their ser
vices to Science or : ' Literature, : has always
been independent '4 . l' the. Government,. the
place of any member 'ykito dies being supplied
by the suffrages of On survivers. Louis :XIV,
Napoleon I, Charle.4;X Louis Phillippe,. and
all the intermediate milers of France, respect
ed this freedom, be4use they saw thUt the
glory, the• usefulness,: the substantive 'exist
enee of the Academy depended on it. Louis
Napoleon has attempted to. undermine it, and
reduce the Institute:ttt the position of a mere
creature and tool throne, such as the
Press now is: This ',the Academy firmly re
sists, three of the four seeldns into which, it
is divided having voted to do so with much
unanimity, ivhilethefourth is expected to do
likewise. ' What will..be the Emperor's res
ponse to'this attiduae remains to be seen. lie
is tenacious of . his' 'purposes, but the affair
with Soule and hisnbandonment of his in-
tended expedition the Crimea prove. him
not absolute!): inflexible.
have been criticised for writing in 1851
that France is at heart Republican; I here re
peat that assertion: jemporarily, a majority
of her people may o:efer the quiet, order, ac
tivity and prosperity. secured (while if lasts)
by the present despotism, but they hrc none
the less RepublicattOnconiiction and' in as
piration. There is nO more Aristocracy berel
than in America; tititl a Monarchy without al
privileged dais is a;titiqle in the air, Louis
Napoleon. indeed, saYS 'l`lie Army is the .true
Nobilityrand'• he lab Otis to render it practi
cally what he has . &Oared it; hut a Nobility
subsisting on a fran&a day per head will not
always he satisfied WithflatterieS from the pos
sessor, by their favo4 of countless millions of
francs. The terms Of partnership are too un
equal and must' he modified or the - arrange
ment will not etidur To-daY , the Imperial
crown is borne proudly aloft on.the point of a
sword; you see bayonets everywhere, faith in
ideas apparently niAiliere. The atheist axiom
that "God is - otr the Side of the heaviest
lery" appears to bd,.,,,aceepted as an unques
tionable truth ; but Witit andsee.
THE COAL TRADE.
Owisset2iiiEDMoma
The quantity sent Iby Railroad this week is.l
51,391 04—by Canal 1,620 17•Hfor the ' week I
86,012 .01 t. showing * . ltiereaso of 7,558 tons over
last week, 0,437 of w
.lift hl is by. Canal, and 1,1211
tons by Railroad. Total by Raiload 922,382 16 I
against 785,598 10 triii34-ditto by Canal, 317,-
386 02 against 255,&i 1 02 tons Ito same period
last year. 'l',:'.•l- ! •
. ,
The shipment is he4 - ier, than Iwo anticipated
this week and shouts Watt Coal is In fair deinand,
particularly the betic'e,q l ualities. The inferior
.kinds aro very dull. ... 7 '..pkw.ebit):Onts also from
Port Richmond last week reached 52,813 . tons,
which is the largest qnur i itity ever shipped from
that Port in one iree;Y:lhefore. ever
to the
East continues low, and Vessel ' s are plenty.
We understand that*, tie`rious biCaeli has occur
red in the Delaware'aiitl' 'Hudson canal near the
..
mouth of the Lackawk:ten, by Whielt navigation
will ho interrupted for44 , veral days li .
WE:lours OF . iiisTs.:itit . fii KINDS o l '
editor Of the Mining ..trvozi ne l u i.
Taylor's Statistics of ''oeal the i
will prove of iiiteresilo tbrzie J,
trade; and our readers*nertilly : I I .
' Artrage freights of a rill!* yard of
. rupetta oniCAsiotis Cot
• . Bituminous. A admi.
American, 2,56'0 AS. 2,001
European, 2.164Y4 2.281
Asiatic, - 2,277'ie:
' I
C 1 .0110111., Wtrigliet. nod I.ltrasures of 1
•
'll f' :
Ordinary estimate of •Bituminous
els equal to 1. ton of 2,;24,0 lbs.
At . the West it is Often sold I):
equal to 1 ton of 2,240Ah5., :1
At Richmond (Va.),Toal-pits, .5.
. to the bushel, and a bushel weighil
At the South, -Bituatitious Coa
barrel, weighing 1721 albs., equal t.
1 ion.
A New York ton'is On 11u , .. .:
. On the Canals the COitt is charge ! .
Foreign Bituminous Coals all
by the chaldron, of 30IIMshels, well;
A Nova Scotia ehaldrOn*is 1/ to
of 42 bushels, but the; measurele
bushels. '.2. - II
The Official returns to,lCongresslli
'Bituminous Coals thrMighout the 1
specific gravit4es what-..they.may)(.l
bushel. and 28 bushels the ton.
In Boston, a retail cli4ldron is ir
pounds. .
4r,my of eon/ Fields ;W Ihe C. Stry{
SQVAHE atu.k.ii.l 1
Alabama, , 3,4ollipennsyl
Georgia, - 10iMiehigani
North Carolina, I'so Missouril
Tennessee, . 4,lolljlirittsh .4
Kentucky, • 13,50PIGreat Brit
Virginia, ' 21,10.1(1. Brit. AI
Maryland; • s'illf Franco, 1
*Ohio, 11,9110, Belgiutni,
Indiana, 7,7oolSpain, i•
Illinois, . 41,00 - . i
l'roportion.ej: aotl erreT . te to the tri
square mile* (h2arren eoliOl
Great Britain,.;;;.
- - 1-10
France, . . !T-II • 1-118
, ~.
Belgium, . • .1,,.:. 1-22
United States, ',,-: 141
l'roloilde Ais!ioal Prodtit
toNe. i . :.ii
Brit: Islands, 37,000,000tAustria.,1
Belgium, s,ooll,ooo;Spain, I
France, 4,2oo64lolllnitettSl
Prussia, • 3.500%06i
. ,
PORT RICHMOND CO.I.VjtERADE,
prices B..inee last repori
Itos•rox t COM. 31[0:NE'r,
rather Juni—For Whit
cargo, $0 12 ® $0 25ijled Ash,
—Lehigh, lump, - 75!:'4. $7
$0 50 cf . , $7 00, by th 6 cargo. It
high, lump, $B--LeckOinna, $7
. 4
$7 00 60 $7 30; - prepai . dd White!?
$7 00--Cumberland, rtiti of pit, '.I4H
$9 00--Pictnu,:coars4tid fine, e 4
and $S 00: Wholesalil , iiees of 1 1 ... h
ncy, $5 50 and $5 75.-r.:l
loftw' COAL 341trzin., itj
trade is dull, and price.ango aluiry
quoted last week. A bit; of Now
$7 50, 4 mouths; andebtab, froni
pietou is quoted at $4 1 . 75 a $5 6 ;
Report orghtprnenN
From .liirhotott, for the `week endtn
2tith
L- -
ttinbokOn,
I;loltn..bur
inufison. N
''liingston, I
Lumberton
1
bt oS4l
ighltitotowri,
• TONe4,
Albany. N Y., 54.11
s Alleu's Point, B I, I;141
Baltimore. ' 741
Black Rock, Gc . ma,.• 1413,
- lb.oon. . • 105:4d
Ibtli.rer ' - 414
_._:
)Ve kaVo 416 tisingetneWts to twelve S
retnra of lbw places where the Coal shirr ! •
eseli'week,;sindlirtathe'rePorts from ;tie • -
tailtal. In eonseqiencti, Imwever L ia - the Pciallts
helog fantod for the Seinlylkill Cait4.9l4 few
Mati,iewhelesignated.
Shlpnlenta of: th.ial by Coast for the Week ,Mut-
IntAlay 31,11855 y s''• •
Delivered on lineof Canal, - 2,938
Philadelphia, ' ,
Defend Philadelphia, principaffyNeewYorlt
and vielnity o - - - 18,727
Total tou4 .
Mights from Rialksionci'
to—
New York, -
Boston,
erovidenee,
New Harm',-
Mulford, -
Washington,
Paltintore,
%Antity of Coal
week ending on Th
Poi! Carbon,
Seliuylklll Haven 2 ,
Auburn,
Pint ellutort,
Tofal fur tlao.week,
Total by Ralinud 11855,
?-
Canal
Total by Canal and rbailrosO,
Shipments to same period last year
38,780 01
18,943 07
Ity:,ltallroad;
13y;Canal,
.. . : .
Increase in 1: 1 55, So far, . -- - tons, 198...501 On
The emTespondlng,week last year, we had miners' turn
ouiia in this region{ and also at Richmond among the
wharf hands. whtel4aecounts for the small shipment of
Coat from this region ter that, week last year. -
Rates of Toll and TYll3llpOrttitioll', on
B.• . .11.1,10.0, 20 JUNE 30, 1555:
Flynn 1 From Fran Pram
Mt. Carbon. S. /raven. Pt. Clintcm. Auburn.
Toltlohniond, $2 ~ 00 Isl 95 $1 19.1 . • $t 75
To l'hilad's.„ 1190 11 55 • 170 165
Sprinz Mills, .11 a Ll 60 145 145
itording, ' 1129 '1 15 105 105
Rates of Toll Ipy Canal to Juno 30, 10002
~i From Pt.Cartion. Mt. Carbon. S. Haren. Pt. ell*On•
TO l'hiltrn., 591 '79 77 - 65 •
epring !kill's, 70 1..• 63 97 GO''
hotti ng, 65 .. -., G 1 61. 55 . ,
Ito:ding, 45 . '47 • • +45 . 41 , ,
4 • Rates of Freight . by Canal: '.
`, From Pt. C. d .111. C. S. Haven. , . Pt. Clcuton
To New York, 41 90 $1 S 5 •'SISO ..
To rtillad'a.,* 90 SS I S4,>'
tichnylkilt County Raliroinit.-1831$
Thu following is thu quantity of Coal transported-over
the4ifferent Railroads in Schuylkill County;for the week
ending ou Thursday:orating last: • .
WEEK. TOTI4.
31ine.11111 and S. Raven IL 'll., 424777 OS 488.4415 11
311X:trIxni "' Ora 11 71,90 02
Setiykylir.lll Valley ! ". 15,973 19 "! 193.912 18
lilt-Carbon & Pt. Carbon 17,2;11 7v 292,7G5 03
Mid Creek ! " : 15.818 90 T 23.524 15
Little Scbuyllitli " 8.137 13
___179.'79'14
Lehigh Coal Trade. : .•
,
Einit froth The Lehigh Ileglou.tOr the week ending Sat-
Italy uvenlF;lut: ;, ; • . i
: - 1
;i•, . . WKEK. - TOTAL.
t4utlilt , ? flues, .`, , 9,413 . .1 US i'2.104 15
Ea 4 1e1.0211, , . 1,473 10 10,000 11
Itocon Iwo Hines, ; I 3,119 01 . 10,413 01
,
Ileajrer Meaeow, , : . 2,02 Q, 16 1'2.2:42 00
Spring Mountain Coal, 4,941 97 - 31;310 33
CoVeraln Coal,, 2.277 03 /9,1'45 18
'
Stagord Coal, , 1 2530 0:: 3,917 .14
Ea. 4 Sugar Loaf Company, ; ' 1.444 04 4,505 OS
New York and Lehigh Company,l,los -19 5,32 10
A. - cathreiis.l'ea. Coal, , 02 14. ' 452 09
rratiberry Coal. Company, 1 2,220 07 14,511 15
liaileton Coal-Company, 3,919 00 1:',1,h41i 17
Thittiond Coll Company, 571 123,01 s 1.15
11o& 31outitain Coal; ' 2.045 09 11.371 (4
Wllkosbarre Coal Company, .
• ' 1,080 va, 5,141 11
IsFit year,
I{icasw in IS3$. &i far,
Uttlon Canal R. R. Coat Transpartatlon.
!annual transported oturOg the month of iipril,
IS 53: .
,
,
;- ' MoNTIT. .. TOTL.
6.077 00 ' • 13.530 01
1.995 01 ' s,rin 15
Unlkm Caned
swatarn
Cuinberland (Md.) Coal Trade for 1055.
14ir the last week:
' 13.717 TO
laSt year, 18,393 (13
Itemise in 1855 se far.
COAL S TOCKS,,
ADD-OTIIERSCIIUILKILL CO. STOCKS,
`CORRECTED WEEEET DT A.IE. lITRACIA k CO., DA:MEDD!
It AILROADS.
Philinielphiajteading 6: Putt
Mint; Inn and Sylanylkill I.llt
Moilrnt!Carbon -
31011:1CCarbou auld Port Car
.31111 Ck - - -
,SeLdyylydit Valtpy
Lorfierry Creek. -
Sly:4.lra - - • -
CANALS.
crhyyllylll -
S(4103 , 10'111 Navigation, Pref 4
Unibu Canal - ,
, . . .
Cnit'M Canal. Preferred - !. - ,00 ;A.
1N;1 4 4k Hudson Coal & ; TransPortat'n cAI.'S 10/ i/25 th;
HAILIRIA k DC(.1011., CO3IPANIES. ; '
Little Schuylkill Nati., 11.. UI & Coal Co. 1 50 ! 511,1 •ti.l.
, le Coal A; Navigation CO,, . -;50 ; tin 67
Hazleton Coal Co. "I- - ; - -, 50 100. 00
10.14-Mountain Coal ; Co. -I- - . 50 ;00 00
Pennsylvania Coal kilt. R. Co. - !um 'um ir0,.." .. ,
Dauphin Coal & It. 1(1 Co. i- • - :100 4S 50
Lylikna VaLlev Coal &IL R. Co. - ;50;, 00 -00
Ikvifer 3b Mows Coal A. IL It. Co. ' - 'So ; 50 1 / 4 'i.11).. , ,"
: 4 COAL co3IpANIEs. . )
r
Pavel Improvement Co.
i t: - - 50. I. 00 ; pc ,
North American Coal Co.. P
! Ibrrral - "-'5 ;. 18 ;18 1 ;
" C ItnOn - '2 5 ; It i -4 1 A
Delaware Coal Co. -- - 50' i 0 , 3 00
Cumberland Coal Co.. - - - 50 ;27 27 1 4'
Neit;',Creek Coal Co. I - ,- ' - - 50 I 274 , i^3<:
311S!CELLANEOr S. .•
!!!:11n - ers' Dank • - 1 - • • ..; 50 .58 .00
Variher,s' Hank - 1- - - - no 150 •;52
Pottimille Gas Co. i 50 i 25 tFA
l'otepville Water Co. I .- - - - 25 ;1 8 20.
Lurober and Car Co. 1 ,- - . 50 . 5:1 -55
*Jr Tho Stock of all Coal Companies will ho adth;d - t. - ;
the above list, when furnished by (how. who desire their
publication.
: .
rho
Coets.—
gleaned from
I g ' llowin which
, titaged in the
American, En
'
ite. Int. Spories
bs. .2,475 lbs
I=
Coal, 23 bush-
y 26.1 bushels,
•
peeks are sold
90 lbs..
is suld by the
13 barrels to
NEW A_DVERTMENTS
FISHER'S MAF OF THE COAL REGIONti.
FEW CQVIES of this villu10)1c
and scarce Map of tll. Coal !Legions. which is eon
sidefed the 1,,e..t ever puhliqwd. are offered , for sale.—
ThoSo who desh , eopleS of tio Mips had bettor Secure
thelit In time. Apply. ..se .
A. FISIIF:It.
Pansy ille, June 2, ! ;;II 2243 t
d per LON) lbs.
commonly sold
igbing 25/ cwt.'
Pt or 3,360 lbs.
.ent yields 44
,oruprehend all
TniOn (be h their
l it 80 lbs to the
--. ....... ..
COLBURN'S RAILROAD ADVOCATE
.11 . LARGE ' , weekly, paper, printed
_llk . In boantifal 4ttarto 114-ni, and. devoted to the' int
prov'ement of flathead construction, machitiery and man.
agenteut. impubllshed by ZIirtAIL.COLBURN, at Nth 8„
tipnfe.e street, New YOrk. Terma,-$2 per auntan in. ad
vaniat; clubs of 10 (Trine. 1.1. 50 for each copy.
• This in a thoroughl practical paper, and itt target!, do-
voted to the manufulturo of Iron and machinery; and the
imptavetnent of Railroad superstructure and ecinip•
merits. As an advertising niedlum for, baldness relating
to Itailloadm. the Anvocavz is unsurpassed. ..
June 2.15)5 i .
, 22-
________.•
~......
namonly 2,500
69 am; Europe.
NUIRE
nia, 15,437
5,000
6,000
nerica, 18,000
. 8,139
Fri,land, 3,720
1,719
518
3,508
- •• .
FLENHOC & BROTHER, I
Profince Commission Merchants & Dealers : in
PINE. GROCERIES! ..
•
TO. 40 Smith Water Street, Phila..
1 - 91 delphia,liare constantly on band. - , . .; .
Cheese, Starch, Pure Did. Spits:*
lliitter, Sweet OD, ' Beans,
Lard. Castile Soap, Barley,
, Diied -Fruit, Olive Sotp, Sal, Soda,. . . •
Crnubersies, Salarnttis, Sealed Iterring4 ;
blisento Coffee, Farina, j Dairy Salt &e. ,
rirCountry merchants sending orders by mail, !nifty
rely :on Iderinc; the same quality of goods sent, and at the
same price. as it' they. mere personally present.
ladv ';•
Jtane 2.1455
olc stunttler pj
ries.
of whole area.
700,000
550.000
tea, 9407,5,63
!•A' MARVELLOUS R ENI ED
Fora Marvelloue Age
No change in
I -
1315t.,--Trnde
Ash, by the
LO (10 $0 25 , 1
L.Lackawaon,
By retail—Le-1
and Red *lt,
18 00; coarse',
00 ((j ) $7 50
s ctoq and Syd-
•
Y the aid of a Microscope, we 'See
Lig millions of little opentngeon the surface of our
bodhls. Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on
the skin, is carried to any organ nrinward part.' Dtsekseit
of Mee Kidneys. disorders of the Liter; affections °tthe
noort,lntiamation of the Lungs, Astma,(Vughs and Colds,
are by its means effectually cured. Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone o r meat of any
thickness. 'This healing Ointment far more readily pette-*
tnit4 through any bone or fleshy part Of the living
curium the most dangerous Inward complaints, that tan
not t'.o reached by otleCr means.
28th.--The
t the same as
astlo eold at
ard,.."7 00—
Saturday. May
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum & Scorbutic Humeri!
Nftretnesly has ever done hTI much for the cure of:tils
ea,eslof the Skin, whatever form they may os.sume. an this
°influent. So easepf salt Rheum. Scurvy. Sore Heads.
Rerotilla. or Rryslix4as, ran bing withstand its Influence.
The Inventor has travelled over many parts of the globe,
visiting the principal hospitals. dispensing this (*Arnett',
giving advice as to its' application. and has Ginn becO the
means of restoring countless 'numbers to health.
`Sore Legs, Sore trouts, Wounds .& Ulcers*:,
Some of the most Rientifle surgeons rely solely on the
taee this wonderful Ointment, when having to cope with
the Worst cases of sores. wounds, "'leers. glandular ittsel
-lln go; and tumors. Professor Holloway,has, by command
of Gip Allied Governments, ;dispatched - to the hesplials
of tlia East, large shipments of this Ointment, to bo Used
nutter the direction of the Medical Staff, In the worst ea
•110s, wounds. It will cure any ulcer, glandular swelling.
.stiffness or contraction of the joints, (metro(' 211 years'
;standing. ,
Piles azul[Fistulas.
' • These and other similar diatressing compininta can be
effectually cured if the Ointrnent ho well rubbed in ever
the carts affected. and by otherwise following the printed
direci ions around c:wh pot.
MO
65
640
715
40
113
3z7
.1 N .1,
lc. Pa,L
Conn,
Bo!h ' ilte Ointment and Pills d should be sued in the Allow
ing ues
! Sore Lees
Fore Bnmets , •
Sore heads
Sore Throat.'
Sornr of nil Mints •
Etii)tons
IltirT+n
rilOpPed, Ilantls
Chtital
Fifa ulna
I.loistraw ,
310rurLal Eruptions
SW 0111121161 , 1
ItllOllM • .
Slap iIbIe..3SPA .
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i,:,•zo tito 4 nbove !
i s shipped 1a
I 'or Eiigland 1
I to M h
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it 15,590 toni , .
vcon the man.
iti,'Seld at the 31anutietoties of Prefesme tIOLLT,'AT.
go Ms Wen 'Lane. New 'York. and 'tit Strand. London. and
by an respectable Driiggists and Dealers of IledlCines
thronahont the United States, and the civilized world, in
2,5 cents, G 214 cents, and oath.
G- -Therahi a considerable saving by taking the larger
N.T. Directions L.,r ,the guidance of patients In eery
di , ot er are affixed W each Pet.
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HOLLOWAY
The Grand Elternal Remedy.
Sprains
scaldg •
Swelled !;laude
Stlir Jointi
13lierIL
Vonermi Gras
Woutitt. of all lktmlx.
FREICIIVE! Ott
ARROMMMIM
Ont Lresui Sawn, Nix, R. ILA Out CO.
_ Amapa, Mai 210.1856. j
N and' Alter the fast day of4nae,
/1655. until fother UoUee, the tbilowin.2rates of
Wit will be ets•• per 100 ponds:
num ?On
To slit ters
" Dreher'Tine,
" numbNiti
" Ueda,
" 4krutranillo,
" Telmers,
" Long/aim,
0 Tamaqua,
" TAWlrt*
" Mintzer's,
". Faust ' s,
" Iloaesae,
0 Hauck's,
Junction;
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June :,'55
VENDERS OF MERCHANDIZE
Within the aunty q? t, uylLei, Pennagiratua, for:the
year 1555, as, Appraised owl Claasified by the undersign
ed, Mercantile Appraiserfer said t...rity:
. POTTSVILLE.
• CUSS. MIR.
Charles Arbogast, 14 $7 00
J. F. Harris. 14 700
W. MeK. Thornton, 14 700
Wilson & Stauffer, 1$ 7 00
Daniel Aurand, • 14 "7 00
Charles Zable, t 4 00
James Moore, 14 700
A. S. Monriurad,llq.l3 18 75
Joseph Henry. 14 700
William Phillips, 14 - 7, , ,00
lies J. Berrimsn, 14 700
William Wolff, . 14 700
Reuben Reeser,. ' 12 12 50
Jehu Osier, 14 700
J. PiaJagraf, Ilq. 14 10 50
C. Oerther, lig. 14 10 50
It. Glunz. lig. 14 10 50
John S. Morrie, 0 50 00
Samuel Dllibtger, 14 700
George Menton. 14 700
Andrew Gilmore, 14 700
Oliver Dobson, 13,1000
J. Parkin. 10 20 00
Wdlirun Weber, 14 700
John O. Brown, 13 10 00
James Focht, 10 2000
D. A. Smith to., 13 700
Robert C. Green, 14 700
Jerome limner, 11 7 00
W. Mortimer, jun., 1t 'Si 00
hlaedonaldtc Ftster, 13 10 00,
J. Folder, 11 15 oo
Oitter Dobson, 13 10 CO
Whitfield S Doman,
CANAL.
13,666 06
1,767 01
17,174 15
uoo oo
2,cra 16
9=Bl 1G
317,380 U 2
MO
7&5.599 19
255,15 p 171,
liquor, 10 30 001
Lucy Doman, ' 11 1.5 00,
Leimera, 14 700
John S.. C. Martin, 14 700'
E. T. Taylor, 11 11 50
Boyle & Shorn°, 13 10 00
James Dunlevy, 14 700
J. It-Mist:mit, 14 700
11. Ruseugarten, 13 10 00
Sillyrnan & Chana
-Is.a.s. lig. 10 30 00
BriAht k Lerch, 7 40 00
N. L. Loose, 13 10 00
Alex. Henderson, • 12 11 50
Valor, 12 L 1 50 ,
Michael A. Welsh,. 14 100
C. P. Mil'er, lig. 12 IS 75
Isaac Lippman, 1 11 SO
Lean Hirsh, 14 700
W. kA. Kline, 14 700
Daniel Nagle, 14 700
Thomas Cannon. 14 700
Helms & Smith, 04. 12 18 75
William E. Buyer, 14 700
!Lerman Itabenau, 14 700
Samuel Garret, 11 700
Nathan Wetzel, • 14 700
Edward Wile, 14 700
.)louvre Sim - mar, 114. 13 15 00
'Elias Seller, 14 700
paniel .S.hertie, 14 700
Morrlo. jun., IN. 037 50
Lewis Dills, liq. 14 10 50
John U. Weolison, 14 700
Voshage k Boeden-_ _
14 700
John Buckley, • 1.4 700
11.1tosengarten. 14 7ou
31orrifeli k Yoder, 13 10 01 I
Ilennau Gas, - 14 7 130
Peter Sclauntacher,, 14 700
W. k 4. Ituntzink
er. :13 15 00
: 4 11:ts Slrouse, 'l3 1000
Henry Grim. 14 7 001
Kalb:9.h. Shoener. 14 700
111. l UHT T
Jacob Kauffman. - 14 7uo
111.3311iti Ti
F. W. liantzlogei, 14 7 0a .. )
Ant. 1 4 e14wenk, 14 7110
IILYTIIkI I
Charles Marsh, 11q. 13 15 Oa;
C‘iutter & Rhoads', 11 15110 1
M. F. 31aize, 12 12 501
Mich . ! Raney: lig. 14 10 501
llogers/tBlnnickson 19 20 110
John Williains, lig. 13 15 00!
Daniel Koch. HR. 13 15 001
11.00111 - o, , er. 14; 7 0 01
.1 Stoellorf. lig. 13 15 U 0
Daniel Schell), 14 7 001
C. Onnzelhoff, 14..7 001
Barnhart!, liq. 'l2 18751
1ig.14 10 5U
Win. Y. Agartl. 10 29 00 1
1)CIICILKIL1
237,4-S* 06
16.4.666 Oro
52,762 06
MI!
144.1. 4 4 02
14'2.:AS 00
41. d) tr'
slyer & SiHyman, -
11.4. 10 30 00
It. I..ltand. r .tnbusli,
11q. ' 14 10 50
Godfrey & Sairrffer. 11 1 . 5 IA)
GeOrgv.lteagan, 13 15 00
llHSsingerk 14 700
Conrad Gral;....r, 11q..13 15 00
Henry F. 11:m.s, liq. 1.2.18
:A . AM At•1l: A. •
Thomas 111rberk. - 9 ..,'1 001 t'.. ; 3llllhouse, , 14 i
(h 4). 1111uran .t. Son. 11 1500 , Win. I.lonaldfum. , 10 20'00
Andrew tilluiore, ' 14 7 041110.114 , 1 , 1 , 11ffe k en, / 0 20 ) 4 )
llroch k Sop. - 11 15 00 Ilfeatetp k Carter,: 1) '..).`C fOO
'J. L. 11111. liquor, 12 lli 751.1. Wtjtobinsou„. 14 7tai
William Jacobs., . 14 7 00 • Wm. B. Bensinge+., 14 7 1 00 I
A. Landauer. 14 7 00,;.1.. J. lifturiman, c 14 7:0 , f)
m
11. K. Aumt.• ••11 .7 00 , Peter B,winau, lO 241'01
.1. A:- R. Carter, . 740 On' Henry IHOle, ;413 7,00'
Am. Stabler. : 14 7 00:E. 4. Fry,' , 14 7:00
1 . 11. J.lloe.het. 14 7 (10 Schwartz & Ilrney., -•, :
IChartes F. hiller, 14 7 001 liquor. ' 037 50:
P. Darin...tier, •14 700 i Will. I,evau, liquor, 11 . 21: 50
)lockey .1.. Whllack.;ThOii. Darioillesiir, .. .
or. 14 7 001 liquor. , 13 15011
nog. J. Allition, 14 7 00111. F. Stitift , le, ,:' 10'20 011
' Isaac Traver. `l4 7WI Daniel Shepp. . 12 12;54)
~ l;reenmall k Appel, 14 7 00!,WeliT k Enterllni., 14 7 , 010
Frauds Briult, 11 15 00111reenmalt & Appii.l, li 7000
.1. W. Nutz, 14 .7 00i.las.: ...)Icllngh,liq:, 14 10'50
Jones 4: Cole, ti`. 30 00.1. Mundy. - : 11 10 50
Am. Nolte, 11.; 10.00', A. Kelly, - liquor, 14 10 5(1
Win. I). Lebo. 11L., 1:1 15 Otol..llrennan. - ' ' ' 14 10 50
E. Thirmetzer, .14 7 nojPhillp thomerus k 14 10'50
ill. 11. Lutz, 13' 10 001 i • : .
I . PALO ALTO. .. . .
. .
F. fileinert.llq4 . 13 15 00 P. carripin,lll., 14,16;50
I'. •• 14 10 50 'J..Brolerson, '• 14 10'.50
NORTH !4i.I,NIIEIM.
W. L. Gray. 14 7 001 Vni A. Ilamtner; 13 10:00
E. Kleinert_ liquor, 13 15 0)i: (leo: Wit man. liq„ 14 10 54)
I'atriTk Itrennan,' 14 7 001(71irist k. Kitchen', 12 12.50
John Stine„ • 14 7 001:ianiuel Martz, . 14 7'oo
A Brother, 11 7 01 m 11. pruinboller, 1iq.,14 10%10
J. &W. Nagle, I t no A. King. It 10 50
Iqoale Stroud), 14 7 On ; Berna r d Philip," 14 10:50
W N
ML-hael Fritz, 14 700 C. Hummel, lig, 'l4 10.50
SOllll MANIIEI3.I.
James Davies, 14; 7 001Shollenberger
John Fischer, 14, 700 llossler. 13 15 DO
Joseph 10"00
P9ItT CA.IIIION
Mattson & 1131vr, 74u 00; E. Auchutudey. ri . 14 700
Qum Smith. 14. 7 01. , Emanuel Strouse,, 14 7110
IoL3lrDenowh, liq., 13. 1.5 001.1 as. 15 10 00
Tho Mas Maloney, 11. 7 00: Marl tx Seligman,: 14 its/
Llini
Sorligan, 14' 7 o(o,Samm2.l Snyder, F 14 410
Junes E. tHhson. 14 7 00l Daniel Knittle, 14 700
Thomas Wiley; 14' 7 00;7. I'. Boyer, 13 10 00
Mrs. M. Higgins. 14' :7 tXll.7riah Gane. . .14 700
Illusitzin'erk Malin, 12 12 50 Cockill, 11 15 po
lAlex. Wiley. liquor,l3 15 001 7 1Mry Hess, • 14, 700
Henry Ouiterman, 11 1 I GO; T. Lynch, liquor; 14 10 50
henry Shissler, 14 OW
Sr. C
David Jones,
14, 700
J. shlotttnan, IN., 14 in 50
IW. E. Stone; 14 10 50
Uhler 4,Brother. 11 15 00
L. Ftmersteen, '11'• .7 00
Adam Kline. IN., 13-15 00
Francis .L Partin, 10 20 00
Jacob Faruey,l4 l :7-00
1 3ames Brown, 11.700
W. P. Mather, 12 12 50.1
Wm. Price. ' 13 15 00
L. W. 31cGinnes, 10 20 001
NEW C.
1
'Ge0r,,, , •8 S. Ileppller,,l2; 12 50!
ill I:derards, INnor, 14 10 50!.
Wm. 14 10 501
I'. llomboy, I 14 :7 WI
G. Reiranyder, IN., 14 10 501 1
IE. Philips, 14 1 , 7 001
UNIT; TO
J. Smith & Son, 14., ; 1 7 001
J. & 51. Kistler; 14 ,7 001
St rast.se & Fried man,
llquor, 14 10 501
IC. .t O. Saylor. 1517 01
W
. 11. bevan. 10 30 no
Rudel Saylor, 12 12 50
L)v. li. Hurley. 14 1 .7 00
31. F. Medlar &
11 50
Huy & Snyder, . 13 1n 00
T. F. IVllliata's, 14 ..,7 00
C. Ileinbarb. 14 17 00
D. E. Chichester; 14 17 00
Wm. Knpp, 14 1700
S. Delbert & Pro.,
liquor, 12 1§ 1 75
Fiknkllo Feger, 14, •7 00 ,
C. Willront, 14.'7 001
ISAItItY TOWNSIII P.
Graham, Brown A ' I Dantel'Allhger.
,Co., 12 12 50 Peter Fischer.
John A. Otto, 14. '7 00 Henry Wedde,.
Benj. Klinger, -13.17 00
}.. - Lbli.F.D TOWNSHIP.,
L. Ilessert, 14 :7 001 Daniel ILlerner, 114.7 00
Elias ilepler. 14 700 Peter Ilenri,lnger,'. 14 700
C. K.uts & J.Chrlat , 14 '7 00, John Mock, 11 , 1mir,14 10 50
til'PFlt. lIA.STONGO.
Samuel lieciller. 14' 001
John 1V; !lepler, 14:.7 0 0 i
Maurer 44 ~31111cr, 14 7 001
TRIIN
Werth°liner k. Ob. ° !
ert, 13 10 00
.1. EnSenberger,llq.,l4lo 50
J. B. Zietieh, 14 0 OIL
Henry Heil. 1212 50,
.Spenglent Seibert, 121_ 50
POW11:11
Levi Fehler, ' 14 ' 7 00
FRAIL:EV
RAI. P.. Barton. 11 15 00
31cCorruick &Clark, 13.10 00
M. P. J. ii.
Breisler, 14 700
BRANC'4I T
P. McGovern, 14 10 501
Alexander Love, 14 7 001
J. Puritan, liquor, 14.10 501
IL Jones, 14 10 50
Isaac Lippman, ". .
14 7 00
L.J. Sterner, 4 13 10 50!
CABS
.1. Griffith, Glut*, 14 10 501.
Brown White, II 15 00
A. 51eCnIo. liquor, 14 10 50,
IV. Brennan, ". 14 10 50
Ittiockscher keo.., 0 25 00
'Agnes - 31'Llughlln,
14 ,10 50
Dol bin X Rogeri, 13,10 00
C. Welker, liquor, 11440 WI
G. Groom, " 14.10 501
It. Gook Aoher Jr. e0.,10 '2O 001
.1. C. alloann,liq, 14'10 AO
T. Whalen. " 14 10 50
M'Voirinnd k Verner,l 2 12 50
W. llonnldsou k Co„.12,1150
.1 Patton, liquor, 11 10 50
Welsh. 14 10 50
" . 1410 50
GB.WIGSUURI
T. 1.. hbur.llq., 13 ; 10 50
4+sopli Hammer, 13 10 00
I'. 114..0k .5 Son, lig., 13 15 Oo
Goorgo Itamtner, 13'10 00
' LAST BIM
M. Vorrelder. 14 , 700 i
J. Boyer. liquor, 14'10 501
C.A. Focht, 13:10 001
WEST
D. P. Kistler, • 14 : 700 ,
7.. Lang, liquor, 14.10 50
ILL Whetstone, 1 t ,
Elins Wobr, ,14, ",'
,14.11.1 T C
S. Boyer. liquor. 13:15 !N .,
1.7 n k 114Fhel. 11 - 12 so
a t ir.
i41068..,'
El
7 6i '
71 4
8 ;rd,
9 it ,'I 9
4'.7
9% .7 ;
,10 j .111
10%
11 1 .8,.?
121
12 1 91
10%
111
12%
13%
14
• 14%
IS
J. EDW.UID BARNES,. •
Strperi/i/t
' •
.
, CLAM !lan . .
David fleveridget!. It 7 00
James G. Cochran, 13, 1000
Leon liirsb, • i - 13 1 00
Hirsh Hinman, •' 14;7 00
F. C. Epting. , 14 700
Clemens klielsltr, 11 18 00 '
Fox k Brother, lig. 10'3000
Thomas Horn, : 14 7'oo
Dennis Brennan, 14 700 ,
Frank Pott, : 8 3000
Aaron Meyer. i . 14. TOO
Sehmnin Foster. , 14' 7,00
Christian Stelte; ' 14 , 700
Solomon llirsb, ' 14 7'oo '•
Dairel L Esterliy; 10 20.00 '
Charles Barlett, 14 , 700
Peter Meyer. 14 t 7 00
Wl,lllara Smith, 14 7:00
, George 11. Stichter, 14 ' 700
['Dram Parker, 14 q' Od
Johnstgis & Co., : 10 2600
IGnienwhil I,Apliel, 13 •10 00
;James If; Kelly, • 14 700
George Jennings,' . 14 ' 7 00 ,
George W..Blater, .14 , 7,01)
Jamts Glenn, •• 13 10 00
John Naughton;; 13 10.00
J. Smith, liquor,: 12 'lB - '7.5
Hiram Bin.' , 13 10.00
William lizirlan,i 14' 7 00
M. 11.1101, -; 14 7.00
J. & S. Derr,„,, 14 700
i
David Phillips, l4 ; 700
Gee. Mason A CM, - 0 25,00
James Fogarty, • 14 7100
Solomon Hoover, : 14 7.00
G. Mlberberg, ''.. 14 . 700
John L. Mein*, 14 ” 7,00
Ja‘Mb Iloetrer, .' 14 7:00'
Charles Moll, ' 14 7.00
V. lioerig. lig. ' 14 10 50
C. F. Kopitzsch, • 14 , 7 00
Joseph Johnston', 14 7;00
E. ?if. lkatty, , 12 1250
Buell & Evans,•'. 12 1260
Jo
1.1:1
Van Meter; 14 7:00
WI liam Brady, l4 7 - 00
De nls Bradley, 1 14 7 00
Jtlto W. Weber,: 14 7:00
Pawls Brennan; -14'7:'00
ThOtaas Horn, ... 14 7.00
Y: Sanderson, , • 14 7,00
Isaac Lippman, - 14 7,00
William C. Leib,' ' 14 ' 7.00
A M. Greenwald;, 14 7;00
Jesse Foster, : 13 10 00
G. (l. Llvezly & CO., 14 700
it. IL. Morris, lig.: 0 75:00
E. ()arrives, , 12 12 50
Henry Webber,
.' 14 , 7.00,
Joseph S. Elliott„ - 14 7:00:
Bmijamin ltannan, 12 1`..50
L. Womeladorli, , 14 7 00
J. Q. Ilughes, : 13 1000
it. pressing, . 14 7030
J. W.llowen k Bros. 14 • 7.00
li. 11. liuntsingur • ''
& C0.,11g., 12 18:75
E. Yardly .i.:. Son,- '8 30,00
Win. ilethrington, 12 12 50
G. & G. :Mollenber
ger. - 1212, , 50
Silss Strouse. , 14 7 00
Leib .t: Christman; 14 7iuo
Win.llin oershOta,
~..
.1_
13 15 00
14 7, 00
liquor,
D. B. Seida.
Vart.'"ert Ochsen- •
I&Id. , 14 1i 00
Henry VanduFTi, 14 7 00
1411VNt.1111'.
A. T. Troutninn,' 14 ij 00
VW:ti sllll'. ' • =
.1. G. Henn, 11 7100
;Peter llead:lig. 4 .14 10,50
Ann !!organ, lig. 14 10150
Judy iVelsb, lig., 14 Deo+)
Daniel 31alorte, IN. 14 1050
Charles Utley. lig. 14 111.40
!Charles Blatt, lig. 14
Mart InDelaney,ll4.l..l4 111'.50
!widow Hand, IN. 14
I Niter Donalloe,l4. -14 10:50
McAllister, lig . .. 14 1050
-lames Delaney. lig. 14 10,50
(Cash. Canfield. Ilq. 14 14)54)
j Itlryd 0.1.4 lig. 14 10",50
liariietX.P.oachain,l3 15'00
Martin Cslrter, IN. 14 10'1,0
Cath. Cannon:lbl. 14,10.'.:,)
Daniel M.loy, IN. 14 10‘,50
IL Shortly. IN. • • 14 10.50
'!Janis Mundy, 11q..14 10'50
11cmry Bach, 11%. 14
'lonics Dolan, lig, 14 10' ro
I.lolin .11uudy,11(1. 14 1(1 50
1,1111. •
Darla Lotter, . 14 7 00,
11. Whitßeld fi C 4.,
liquor, 12 11775
T. J, litztramens; 14. 700
Adam Martz,ll(t.; 14 10 .40
Ralph Marley, 14 10 50
51. harmer, " 14 10 50
Long. " 14 10 SO
J. Rearton. 4' 14 1050
.1 P. Cullobiln, " 14 10 ,
$0
Andrew Ryan," 14 10.50
ASTLE.
'Adam & 31111er, : 13 10 (i 0
J. 31uldowney. MI., 14 10 50
L. C. Daugherty, 13 10 00
Mary Lynch, Jig s 14 10 50
T. Davenport, liq.j 14 1050
DIEM
Abraham Kinse, 1 760
Phillip Koll.lPittor,l4 19 50
Kmbs fi Manbeck; 14 700
MEE
F. (;:naas.. -, ' t 14 700
',
N. Palsgrave, l4 7,00
11._P. Snarler, 11 7 on
Am. Loeb, ', 14 700
G. & IV. Iluntzinger,
liquor, . 10.30 00
1.1.11, Kennedy, '. 14 .7 00
iKetnork IVeek, 13 10 00
Wen. Willaner.. 14 700
Ellen VI bltarket, i
11.00 r. 14 10 50
Am. Carr, liquor,: 11 10 50
Mary 8r0unan,114.,14 10 50
Jeremiah Lloyd, ~ 14 700
14 700
14 iOO
14 700
illen,ry 'Herb, ,14 700
Gabriel herb, .14 10 50
T. M. Test, " ; 14 10 50
,
Eckel & Itnrndt,
12 1250,
'Levi Eckel, 1 -• 14 700
J. B..slrerrary. 12 12 50
!Bechtel k. Jonen, 14 .7 00:
jW. I,ockey, agent.;: 14 700
It. Nesbitt, liquor; 14 10 50
!ijWicSllll'.
John Dietrich,
r)lv SHIT'
Daniel Reed, lig. 1 14 10 50,
A. Orhner, 14 10 50:
P. Raley, " 14 10 50
Oordon•Bixlell & 4.12 12 50
COWNiiHER.
!Mari' Robison, 14 fo so
,11cBoreald, .;* 13 10 00
IJ. Rikury fi Co., : 13 10 00
;Clout biller, 12 12 titt
Al. But Rquor, 13 15 On:
' ; 13 10 00
WNS.III.E,
14 700' .
John 31aginnea, :1 14 7 110
Mm.; Murphy, liq.i 14 10 50 ,
,P—Arun, '•• . 14 1050;
T. Apt., - " ; 14 10 5°
J. Ken. y, - " ,', 14 10 50
P. Canners, t. i 14. 10 44)
T. ll:units. ." 14 lof;o
C. Mullhall " 14 10 50
11'. Nolan, " 14 11) 50
1 .1. Murphy, " 14 10 50
W. Bait, " j 14 10 10
W. Dorgrr, " t 14 10.50
Mrs. Malone, " 11 10 50
M. m oon ., . " , 14 10 50 '
I', Manton, "114 10 50"
John Daugherty, "; 13 10 00,
P. 111eloatuilf1,11q.;: 13 10 40
P. DeMory,, • 14 10 50'
11 1101101:011..
'goldsmith & Mel
man,i 11 100
Philip Werner), 1 14 7 00
NSWJCK. • 1
Drelbeibiet,
1406 r. la lb 00
11. Preyer, ' 14 100
PEN .Y.
P. klberling, !14 700
J. 74hoer, ; 14 700
Strel d Pattersoc4 12 12 50
J. 110 Intivl,l, 11 , 4. i 11 in 50
! __ i ';,' •- - WAIT BKI
& e,110503, '' 14' 00
'' • I' . • NAST lioB
A.' Deeitl.lisloist, •14 10 501
T. Moat", A ' ' 1410 50
.. . • ' , - lator so
T: Illouria, Slaw, 14.10 501
Sarah 0 8, 1 ( 7 , " 14 10 601
IL A. Operas:4d, 13 10001
1 , - ' 311N14111
4.lll.lNaiiiiket M.; 1
lortrey',' , : ,1213 60
PhUllpt it nonce, 14 ;700
W. k R.' Bone. 14- 7 00 1
'Levi'. 'Hoffman, - 14 700)
Wiest,liras:ter /a
_,
Co- lim,, . ll 21.60 1
&with %wen, 'l4 - 7 631
lI.W. Leib k Sou, 14, - 7 001
PL W. Preened," 14 7 001
T.ll. Shiallenberger, 0.5 , 00:
Stilaalei.s Falter; 13 10 00 1
Wm. Lliseillemutb, 131000;
B. Shertel,ll4. - 13 . 15 w l
Michael:Weide - h, 14 - 7 001
Th. Desteatti. liq. 14 10 501
Chas. Britton; U.I. 14.10 501
Thomas 'ear; 12 12 50!
4
Charles . F e lton: 14 7 001
JonatbadSheird, 14 7 00:
J. C. Juisateench; 14 '7 001
David Ptkoe,llq. . 13 15 00!
E. Starrier. 12 12 501
TerrencdOwin. 14 7OO,
Robert Williams , 13 10 00!
Geo. Sprineer.l}l. .12 18 751
Robert ifirdin, 14 ..7 00;
John B.! Prices 14 7 - 00,
James iildte, Ho. 14 10 50!
B. Galliher, liq. 14 10 50 1
Charles Mohan, lig, 14 10 50 1
• John Fol k ert„lki 13 15 001
• II' INGER TOWNSHIP. •
, •
James J, ir7annor, .10 20 43r Gabriel Ilarstder; 14 700
N. kS. Clayton, 14 7 Oc• James Rock. lid. 14 10 50
WilltsM Bright, 14 70(W. G. Ileilner, At't, 12 1210
I. Faustilq. . -14 10 50 John Ortb.llq. • 14 10 50
G. Filbei'llerg,, °l4 700 Lins & Seitslngei, 14 1 7 00
J. R. k }ttleaver. 14. 700 1. F. Davis. , 14 700
• 111 PINEGROVE BOROUGH.
Wheeler,t3liller 4 ". IF.-SpOrnan, 14. : 14 10 50
• Co,' ~ , 11 : '. , 12 12 50'11. kB. Collard, , 14 700
W. lira .k Son, 11 15 001VIIILam,Kupp, , 14 700
KittMilitit & Steen. 10 20 00 Stoney 4 Newcomer,ll 15 00
Ili ' PINEGROVII TowNSTITP.
Danial He fty, 'l3 10 00 lIT3 & J Breidenbach,l4 700
1!! • EXCHANGE BROKERS..
Pottsville;-Lawrence F. Whitney, ,
ill; A. E. Straub k C 0.,: •
• Tainaqua4-Leonard t Mintzer.:
I !* BREWERS.
Pottsville-David 0.-Fuengling.
1 i; George Lauer,
1 ! 1 , V. C. Kuentzler; ~ .
Tarnaquir l —Joseph Adsm,
11 ' BILLIARD SALOON.
Pottavilicf—JOhn T. Hazzard, . • -..
i • i BOWLING SALOON. ,
Pottsvillui-JOhn . T. Hazzard: •- - , ' 30 00
! p - J. P. BERTRAM,
" t , Mercantile Appraiser jar ,sthuytkili Ch.
, , 1 .1 1-
Deer er.-, ~ .A.le Souses In Schuylkill tOesunty.
Il' ! SCHUYLKILL. HAVEN. '
1l• 1 „. CLAAS. AuT.' •
John BriMst. I 8 .g. 5 041
Ann Cao,:r. 1 1•5 00
Ellen Whitaker; g 1 00
Mary Brennan, 8 500
Ales W.lSaylor, 8 500
John Zheimeiman, ti 500 1
' Adam su*der. 8 -5 00
Thomas 1. Williams. 8 5 001
i. NORTH MANIII
'Elias Bartlett, ' 8 500
George W '
itinan, " 8 5 001
John Wignill„ , 8 500
John Kitinedy. g- 5 011•
l
• ..,' PINEGROVE
John 1705er, jun.,- 8 500 1
Catharirittlatohle. 8 500 1
t •J• WAYNE TI
John Miipr, 8 500 l
lE . • TREM
Jos Entquaperger,
.5 5 00!
.Michael ,
..11:ftrwsly, . 8,- 500
John llobiorts, : 8 5 00!
Jacob 0 rtber,_ • 8 500
! ,t FRAIL.EY ,3
John It -sf Organ, 8 5 001
John Diener,. ' 8 5 00 ,
Patrick Marmon, fl 500
AndrewlOehrier, • 8 500
1 i CASE 101
James 10:tallowy, 85 00
A nthont 3icCale, 8 500
Thos Chiiitophers, 8 500
Wm BreiMan. 8 500
Agnes MelAughlin, 8 • 5 00
John Fitit , strick., 8 5 04 ,
Charles Xiniker, . S 500
Ilenj Grisini. ' 8 s'oo
.0 II Gilman, • 8 504 ,
ThemastWhalon, : . 8 AOO
- Miehttellitenneay, 8 500
John l'itOn, .81 5 00
John It'lirli, . 8 S(K
Tobias,,lltifeell, • 8 5 is,
Thomas; Akan, S 5.0441
. Mrs MutA,f, 8 • 5 00
• i '. BRANCII Ti
*Jill= B iis,Y. '5 5 00 1•
john Thiffe,.. „.,8 500
Thotrias,lininn, 8 SNI
Patrick ;McGovern, 9 :5 001
James Haitian, 8 5 001
l'at McrioSie 00
rn, 8., 5 ,
`Dar id Janes, 5, 5 00 ,
1 ' - NEW CASTLI
ItichardlEdaards. 4 500;
William! tinnier, 43 500
ilenjamintMoimll, 8, 5 0 0 1
James S diphy, • 8 .5 ern
John 31 Igo,
1 1 ,,
!I 5 001:
Henry Bile. 8 5 (10: .
John Slidilowney, I t 5 00! . ,
1 ;:WEST 'NO W EWAN TOWNSHIP.
Thomas,!3(limins, 500' Thomas W ill halal 8i) 00
Slu-ah }laity, 9 . 500 : , Rachel Williams, '
8 500
Sazer ChiilWlo4, $ ;fr O()'. M o r} ]loran. .8 500
Francis 4 . 011 , rechei 8 1 00' Widow -Fogarty. ! 8 500
Patrick - Kash. . 8 5 00; Edward Drennan; g 500
William !game,3 ~ 500 John Hayes, - : S*s 00
George Colton, 5 SOW John Durkin, - :
. I '4., .:. MINERSNILLE. -
damesßlCnartis, • 8 5 00!John Folkert. . S sOn
Lydia Dle(rich, . .3 500 Andrew thms, • ft 500
Ann Sol ~ 'it 8 sno Edward Bradley, : 8 500
John-Fischer, 'S t, 00 1 Pal Brown„ : 85 ni
Jacob Fii,-ler,c 8 5 00 1 , Mrs Kennedy. , 44 Si)4
A hi-AIM prigg'. 8 - 1 00:11Hel get Christopher, 8 500
James liti"Y , 8 , 5 00; Felix Mullen, : 8 500
Jak,h Sehpthorn, 8 5 001 Andres" Brennan, 34 518)
d' 00'
Shellenberg, 8 5 0011%111i= Best, I B's 00
Lewis Williams, 4 - 5 001Willkun Shemmlrig. R. 500
Francis i - 'rildield. 8 5 001Frederiek Turner; 8 500
• WillianCtlatthews, $ 5 00 1 Edwin Purcell, ' g 500
James D ., 7lati o e, 8 500 ii,{ory Jenkins, , 8 500
Jacob Barrier. 55 00 John Webster, .85 00
David li}lilith, •$5 00 John W Reese, 8' 500
' Owen 31011lown, 14 500 IDald Davis. 8 500
Margaret Pand, g 5 149 JoS.Mh Forney, , 81 500
li Gallaglfer. 6 5 00 1 A I,lsander G oven, 8 500
Thomas }Warty, 8 5 00 4 Francis Kiefer, : 8 500
Charles 'Morgan ' S. 5 03, .1 • .
1 Morg an , I'OTTSVILLE. • 1
i ..
Jahn Pril4p-af. . 8 500 !TlMmas Kennedy, fl .500
George„lielnhard, - 8
5 (B);Thhmas Williams, 8 500
Charie4 pother, 5 5 001..11 , ithael Egan, • , s 5 on
i” rancie,Xiiiie. • 8 5 04:11: ,so.Llinrellyri,', 85 00
.3 Ti ' Lo vell; 8 s.oo l ll.ltitnes bbaw. . . 8 501)
Anthoni Flest, '8 5 ouiWil nut Willianui, 8 500
Charles Fberle. 8 5 o('!Ntli•ha , l Blessing.' - g 500
Nichplati Bauman, 8 b 0411Tbnmas Howard, .8 500
. Henry Itoihmer, • .8 5 00; Ann Phillips, 8 '5OO
Thomas IrOhnson, 8 5 00,Danipi Sheifly, :* 8 5"00
Peter Jennings, , 8 5 OW. Wl,lllam Ehlers. : :8 500
J P Iforitran,B 5 001114 Beet Egan, 8 500
Wale Win+nr. . 8 5 r)01.1ohn Hurley, S 500
.1 Rein I tiokr. R 5.00115111 n Pyle. •! ' R 500
Elizabetb l. 3.uegner, 8 5 0 0 11114belh llogan,: - 8 5 00
Philip llllliams, R. A 001 Andrew McCaffrey, 8 500
George Reinsert, SI roolAuu'Brady.9 , : 8 5,00
Klizabetb4lllta, ' .8 5 001ThOmas lllgloverni, . 8 500
• 1 Shartisl4 ' g 5 oclJarine Seiten, ' B 500
James Cannon, 8 s.oolBllWarti Riley, ' 85 00
Elizabeth ;IParry, 8 5 00lThonins Seoti, " 8 500
Sirs yetliennan, 8 5 oelJoitePh Kline.' •'. 8:5 00
. Emanuel Henry,' 8, 5 001.fobri 11. Crosland, 8 500
iicttY etlit , n, ': g 5 00i i1e4,17 Reseurirten. S, san
Job Ilichlil, ' . '8 5 001.11nlin Wingert, 8, 5 481
James Dry. fi 5 004 &Picard Wile, . 8; 50t)
Catharin :Pritchard, 8 5 001Pcii.r Hudson, 8 500
Josenh I tines. ' g 5 001 S Oricigohnos43, 8' 5 00
• Bridget Crilledwid. 8 El Oili9en*ellosengarten, RI 500
William Botternly, R 5 p': John Ketner,
8' 500
434.6
John le. 8 5 00 1 Far/intim , Itcerig, 8. s'oo.
!.-., John F earsiett, ' 8-5 001 F, Melswinkle. 8 500
, Henry Piniter, ' 8 5 00, Welkin Pritchard; 8; 500
' John Sh(losmith. 8 5 001 Charles Feindt, 85 00
Benjamin ißlornas. 710 00; Anhli Edwards.. .13; 500
Louis Leditrich, 8•6 00 !fiery, Baldwin, 8' 500
111 • • PALO AL O.
' Francis McFadden, '8 . 000 rw ri,McGovens, 8 500
Patrick Carrigan
"R 1 500 George Hummel, ••8. 5 00
John AuMrson, 8,'5 oo -1,
AJo ' PORT. Ciltß
....L.- 'ON.
William :feller '
if 5.00 (1 4 'i' a t. J Burke, 8 : 5.00
Patrick Patcell, 8 5
O il Sis!SicSlanaghan, 8 500
Martin TA,* ch, '. 8 ' 5.00 Mra canley, • 8 50 0 0
Philip Wtdfinger, '' 8 303 Tho mas' , Lynch, 8 500
' John Gwitimer, 'B.. 600 Judith Merin, A 500
JohriSch' rtz, - 8 , 500 -A Wadsworth, 8 5
. 00
James t'a ply, R; 500 311 Wirtelo, . . 8 500
i,,
Ale 1. W.R . ' , 8 500 Dallied Roebuck; 8 500
' I•ii. 'BUTLER ToWNSIIIP. , '
Cirristian;reyborio.w.B 500 .14*itti"Kneler, 1
Maria Feininger, 8 son Elias Miller,
Charles tile. 8 bOO George Moyer,
Robert Ltlitin, . 8 500 Keller k Goodman,
James licclc, . 8 500 Michael Silk.
tieorge Kist, 8 500 Peter Schilling
1 1; , EAST NORWEGIAN. • -
Ilettey SltOestnith, 8 5 0011 mild Lehan, •
~
Widow Sptincer.. • 8 560 ' Anne Murphy, ••
. Thomas Maughan, 8 5 00Fanth !Tanner.
Thotnhs !donroe, . 8 500 Nichrlas Thcrinai,_
Robert Willi, ft 5 001 John Curry,
Andrew 11:.irtn.' 8- SWI , 11 !
1::) , : ' , BT. CLAIM '
john Phillhs, g 5 00, ItohCrt Carter,
' Sirs Dougherty, • 8 5 00!Janns Burns.
.Tone Eus4i)y, S 5 (10! }Award Roach,'
William Ihitz, i .44 5 00., Emil Jones.
John Nash: • 8 500, William Hall,
Jacob liedlim. 8, 1 b) . Mrslzo. . .
Lewis Bla'Alus. 8' 518)' ii ns c e ii.ll,,?l,,, • ..
Anthony Erwin, ' :8 500 ,Philip Sehaum,'
Joseph °else, 8 5 00Adatn Mart,
Thomas It - fatten, 8 500 Ralph Marley,.
J3C , 11 , Grainier, 8 500 Tho Mas Davis,
p ranc ,,V r y„ . II 500 iSamuel Stocks,
Patrick Callahan, r. 8 500 ijoseph Beta,
beryls Brick, . il 8 5 00,315111 n harmer,
Martin NSA, * i 8 5 00:Michael Long,
Andrew 14an, . 8 5 00'Johannan Roarton,
It TA3IAQU 4.
~
John Mundy, 8 500 !Henry Belts.
J. W. Greif, 8 500 !William Fall, •
Michael Virtinan, 8 . 5-00 PaMes McHugh,
Walter Jenkins, 8 5 00111 ugh McCool,
John McNilsonus., 8-5 00 Philip Thomerag,
J J KautiMan, 8 50 0 Andrew Raab,
J.. 1 Kleckner, It 500 Lewis Beck. •
Charles Moyer; 8 500 A Zitkelbach, .
.Hugh Cali: 8 500 Edward Morgan, 1
Anthony R'elley, , 8 501) Martin Barth, ,
Beni° lonia, • 85 0 0 Henry Burns,
refer Bon : Cher, , . 8 500 John: Barkley, . -
Patrick 11.4 1 / 4 1st4n, - 8 5 00:Susan Lively, ,
li . BLYTHE TOWNSHIP.
James Bu tler. 8 500'Mar•Mmt, Rowe, . ' 8 600
Widow linims, - . 8 5 00: Boger McDevitt, 85 00
Richard Nkal, ' 8 5 0( 1 % - ml Bracelet, • 8 3 500
Richard Citnnel,• 8 5 - 001_Charles Riley. 8 ' , Lb 00
Philip Hiller, ,8 5 Ot i Davy. Malmo, 3-5 03
Patrick Ellet,: 8 5041' Felii:Geicer: 8! 500'
Peter Kiefalwr; 8 5 00Edwa1rd Murphy, 85 00
J. C. FoldttopPe, 8' 5 0r... asriprid - Kelly, •85 00
Ebeirezer Jones,- . 8 '5 CK Thorrias Simonds, 8 4, 00
John Bechtel, • 8 5 0l 1!'. Tanner, 8 5 00 ,
JanieSMeistry, 8 504 bitch-lel Davie, . 8 600
Caioline o:mmbs, 85 04 ‘l3rAlil_Deluel., B6 00
John Slurtlq, . .8 504 Widollr Hand. 8 500
Cornelius orow, ' 8 500 PeterDonahoe, 8 bOO
Mrs Ilaftei , , . ' 8 601.• John ]Unbar,.,
.....6
. 600
Th o mas Davis, 8 5(8 Daniel McAllister, 8 - 5 00:
Peter Head; . R 5 0 3=4 Dennev 8 600
William Pogla, 8 518 Catharine Wh alen, 8 500
Judy VS etilt, B sOt Catharine Canfield, 8 500
Ann Sioriiii, g 5 rs' Ann third. , -
.8 500
.; SCIICYLKILL TOWNSHIP.
John ha i ls, II * 5 001JolanNost, ' • it 100
John Ott. ,i 1 8 5 001 Dankil Meloy, 8 500
Wm Lyoniti! 8 5 00 1 Martin Carter; 8 ' 500
JC4losterritter, • 8' 5 00;Cathcirtne Cameron; 8 500
Mats KeNi 8 5 oolJohiOrenuao, ' .8 500
Jacob Ilrr,,dbeek,.. 8• 6 M I R Shortie, 8 500
George St-tOefer, It 5 012P,Wtn I.rice ' , - ' 8 500
John .Artper, 8 6 001hmatIVElliams, ' ' 8 '6
00
James 6131ian, . 8 6 00irKetinedy, • 8 ' 300
Catharine , - Itriel,, 8 500 Hem* Bach. ; 8 500
George Rehm, -8 . 500 James 31uudy, ! ' 8 500
John Maki, Br 6 OD Jamey Debut ' , 8 500
Ella TemPll,n, 8 500 Patrick McGee ," ' 8 500
Finns Batten, 8 500 Johnillundy, ' . 8 500
111 PINEGROVE LIORDUtiII.
Gee Shatil, jr, 8 500 !q . Raiser.
Fred SperitAam X-5 00,tteurgo Reel,'
IF 111.8CE1.1.101E01:fi.'
SOUTH MANIIKIM—James Devirts, ---.
ORWHISIVRG--Johnl o . Schaettei.
EAST BLUNSWICK-41eome Eckiwt:
UNION—Mary /tidier, • i '
'EL 4
DIIEDohn Klock, ' •
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o. , i • :
. -1/, ' Appeal Notlice. ;
i t
Notire 1' ; hereby given that an !Appeal will he held la
th. , Arbil * iOn Roamer the Courthouse, in the borough
of Potter*, on MONDAY; June 1835,1855, between the
- hours of dad. o'clock In the forenoon, and '3 o'clock in tho
aftemooni ?ahem all persons who they feel theinselvea ag
grieved in Pie foregoing Appralsernent, May attend. 1
11 J. P. liiiitTßASl,
- '.lprrai.;r • - :f ,ikmanfile Th.rci.
1 , '
roortolle. Atria .. I'+ :)t,.....1.1t
James Oayner,t • 24 700
WEOIAN. •
Sal" ,119.,14 1050
14 ip
141i0IAN.
O=NZIMI=M
G. ration, liquor, 14 10 40
&Jhelum', " 14 lo ao
v.ime,
, ,
Bruno, 114. f 14 10 50
Patrick trarn.l4l. 14 10.50
Felix Malls% 1.14. 14 10 50
W 001 47 Ebenw
Iberver, 13 10 00
John ,Fl. Jones. . • 14 .700
;armpit r &WM*, •
1 'flea. t - • 14 TOO
Wfilloa Bed. 114. 14 10 50
dilebach. 14 700 _
fraudaSbelleaber ,
per, 14 700
li/del lik4, 14 700
13, S. Lawrence. • 14 '7OO
Milner. 114. 13 15 00
E. Dark 14 700
1.11, S sUrns, ' 14 700
I Abrabam Shloss; 14 700
100onte }!harsh, 14 700
John ?rarer, 14 705
;Jacob Wernert.l4 '7OO
Eroaauel'Abrabilli,l4 700
1811trr 4 Brothers, 14 700 .
William Ball, 1.1 700
,
li Bastliq. 9 37 50
O . 14 700
Snttriajun. , 12 12 sn
'lllallcomu k Co. 13 10 00
W. Reese, Ui. ! 14 1050
1 3csrpli Forney, 11q. 14 10 50
!Alex. Govern, 114. 14 10 50
so oo
~o tx)
aio oo
5 30 00
V3O 00
0,000
10 b OO
3 0 00
CLAIM. ANT.
Li4dlrlx. Schmidt, 8 '5.00
IVA:Matzen. ' 8. 500
Iltiorge NVlrtele; 5 00
LMole "; Reed. 8 500
Augustus Ilaffinin, A 500
los , ph 8 500
Adolph . 8. 500
EISI TOWNSIIIP.
•.. - -
Ann King, • 500
Bernsrd Phillips, ; 51 500
Mirtin Guldln, 8' S 00
Marv - Trnv. 8! 500
TOWNSITIP.
„idnoneologer, 86 00
)1‘ N SHIP
Cbariesllammel 8 sno
ONT.
R 500
8 500
8 500
81400
Da'rld Evanx,
Daniel !Corp,
Robert Nesbitt,
J Net herwood,
TWNSIIIP. •
'Patrick
Bienright, Al 500
rick 8 500
David 8 500
John Ponahoe, .• 8 500
WNSMB.
?shriek Delaney, 8' 500
ifames Ilennesey, 8 600
Thotasl , Barnitz. • 8 500
Catharine 8 500
Thomas Nolan, 8 500
•laines Murphy, 8 560
William Britt, ; 8 500
William Bergen, 8 . 500
Mra Mal , sue4 8 5OO
Malaeh 31( are 8 .500
Peter Mardffnald,' R 500
Thomas Morgan, 8 00
Ilwrgt. Ashman, , 500
Abraham llause, • 8 bun
Charles 31clitagh,.' '8 500
=l2
Fianris Quinn. ; 8 500
thinnas S 00
mary 14‘A0n. 8 500
Ilium&lt Gable, 5 00
Catharina Carey,' 30n
-Mary Garland, . 8 400
Y. TOWNSI(II'.
Rirbard lialhes,; 8 00
Mary Lynch, , • 8 500
JaineB O'lkronell. F 6 011
Tip , mB.B D B venpnit, 8 3 u t ,
6lrVeyi 8 600
FrFuvis Trabey, 8 SQO
8 500
S 500
8 500
R 500
S 500
8 500
S 500
8 500
8 500
S 500
,
S s'oo
Rl5OO
8 , 5-00
8 5 - 00
8 ;500
8 ,500
8 500
R 500
8 500
8 500
8 500
8 500
8 .00
8 500
.11 S 600
'8
600
8 oon
• a 600
'8 600
fdthit MIL
B 7 Todagriph and Todim!ay's
:~~ :_
0? .01‘...,,A?
MO
24
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2t Ivo 25 oo
--ifs 28 00
28 000 -
20 00f $0 00 ,
00
85 000100 00
80 00@ 00 A 0
66 4 , 4 70 00
63 , , 66 00
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4
RS 000 90 0 25 0
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450(4 6a
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44
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C4anicial 1VE417,1 4 / 01,
01.
4. .41 N
ft t eh Pik No. 1,
Railroad Ban,
English Reined,
Am:mina Bar, Rassuner4
"
Blooms, .
Castings,
Boiler PLates,No.l,
N 0.2. "
"Azlea4m.lianeered, tool
' " " Rolled,
R. B. Epikes,
arm..
'American,
English,
Springs
100 Va.
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718 00(4 ;Cl '. 00
100 Nt.
/6
Sheathing,
Rods,
Old,
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rig Galena, 100 LW
Chester County, "
Virginia,
Vaireign, ~
Bar, No. 1, t/
.
THE MARKETS. ,
_
PRODCCI. 1P8g...14 , A., WM yowl. isatlnsoax.
Wheat flour; bbl„ • 11 25 1015 018 00 10 87 0 1125
Rye 737 7 250,$ 76 762
Corn meal ' "i , : 500 , 0
506 oi, 612 .415 (3 0O
Wheat, red, bus ~ 260 4 . 255 260 14002 50
4 4 '
,44 white ‘ 2 70 • 280 .;2 5002 60
Rye, " ; 150 170 ; Ifo
Corn, white, "j .. 107. 116 1070 , 1 / 0
" yellow " • • 100 ' . 1 102 ; 100
Oats; - . ~. 6B 1 7010 81! ' eo q, e 7
t)
Cheese, per ,
; 10 0 12.„%
Coffer, " 11 0
I 10% 15
Hams, .., . 12 1 20 9
Jima pork. " 18 00 11675 0 17 54)
Flutter, dairy, " • 4 24 f; ) .?
&mar. 4 4 634 5 06 / 4 ; 6%06
Molasses. per gall. 25 230 42 ' 2'f 032
Oil, sperm, 44 210 180 :
". . 1 ,1 1 , 4 1, : . • 77 . .78 ' ea
,• lituleed,, u . 04,
iOO ',
The Virgin
In all but•lB counties Wise'a majorityover
Flournoy, is 9,519. The other i counties,to be
heard from gave Pearce I,o2,mijority.-,-
Thus far the Democrats gain three Senators
and nineteen Delegates, and they lose three
Senators and fourteeniDelegates.
.A NEW PROJECTED .Bainax.-',-Mr. Thomas
Motley has submitted a plan fOv a bridge over
the Schuylkill at Chesnut street', Philadelphia.
The bridge is to have but one Span, and to be
constructed upon the principld of a bow and
string,
_similar to the high ISvel bridge at
Nercastle upon the Tyne. Itis to have two
floors, the one to be used ass pnblic highway,
and the upper to be enclosed :and fitted up
either as a grand promenade or exhibition,
room, to be lit by sky-lights. Tiie work, which
is to be . highly ornamcntal, will, it 14 estima
ted, cost about $250,000. 1
Rest MAIETINd.—A. Rum meeting has been
called in - Reading; to support Lager Beer and
Rum, in' opposition to the bill.Of last' session.
The call. is signed by a number .of :citizens,
and is headed by the lion. George,3l. Keim,
the 'Hon. Edward 8., Hubley. The friends of
the families oughl i to preserve the papers with
the signatureS, 'and hand' them', down to pos
lerity—it will be a precious fain ily !relic for
their descendadds. The blood-stained - t)anner
of Rum, will be properly appreciate - 4
a few
years hence, when the effect. 4 of Prohibition
will be seen and felt throughout the length
arid breadth of this great Reptiblic.
Ecce
• Stasrm.—The Philadelphia Times
says that ArchhiShop Hughes exceedingly
annoyed' in consequence of the printers hav
ing put a - dagger hefore his larch-episcopal
name, instead of a' cross, the proper .symbol.
of his prelatical dignity. _ It would be well re
marks the Times, for printers ttilie more care
ful for the • future; and in order to avoid all
mistakes, let them print the word instead of
the,Sign, that readers may' perceive that the
dignitary. who thus signs himself, is Cross John,
Archbishop, S.c. The mildne.s4 of the Arch
bishop's temper,will prevent his:taking offence
at'this liberty.
A WEEK !ATM FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steam:6slop Pacific.
The steamship Pacific arrived at New York.
on Wednesday, with Liverpool dates to the
19th of Maw
• The Vacifie brings 135 passcfigerg, among
wliont are the Hon. H. MeLarte, C. ,S. Com-
missioner to China
F ihe
intelligence from the Crimea states the
progress of the siege of Sebastopol :to be al=
most. unchanged, up to the 12th inst.:
France and England have in'esented an ul
timatum to Sweden, which •Sweden seems in-
dined to reject. '
The French Exposition ope'ned at the ap
pointed - lime, but the attendant ceremonies
passed off rather dull.
The .night, comhat• of tho
.38th Aril, fle
tween the linssians and the ,French, was a
most' desperate affair. The RuSsinns attempt
ed,to dig new rifle pits, and after a sanguinary
conflict, the French partially prnvented them.
Two hundred French were reported, as hors
du combat. •
_ A despatch of May Ist says that the advan
ces are approaehing slowly, but; surely. •
. _
new manifesto, the Gin! orders. an
other levy of twelve mei; for every thousand
in 'the seventeen western provinces;tO be coin
.
pleted by the end-of July. ;.
9eneral Canrobert., has resigned his com
mand in the Crimea, nominally; on acsount of
ill.health. He is succeeded by Gen.
The King of. Sardinia is rumored to be ne
gotiating for the marriage of Qaeen Victoria's
eldest daughter.
Gen: Canrobert has, reviewed the entire
French army, and assured them that they
'should soon enter Sebastopol,i either by the
door or window.
The assassin Pianori has been sent to his
account. He. was decapitated on the morn
ing o - f• the 14th, at, 5 o'clock, in the usUal place
of execution of the prison ofßoqiiette, not
fat' from the.Bastile. The spectators ;were not
many. and it was only on the
t veurng.o,f; the
13th that orders were sent round - td the , police
agents to be ready for duty. 1 The !Avocet-
General visited him an hour before h i ts
J execti•
thin, to learn whether, at thaf teirible moment,
when the world was about to close on him, he
hed any disclosures to make. I To the ques
tions of the advocate he answered by a stern
and simple negative. He did, and made no
sign. i
He was led to the scaffoldowhich was in
the square- of the prison, in the costume of
parricides—a black-veil thrown over his face,
a long shirt covering him, and his feet naked
He was pile, but his featurei were calm ;
yet the effort must have been: sir* which
produced that calmness, for on his cheek
bones .was a bright hectic spot, which told
what passed titithin. 4.s he stood on the scaf
fold, he cried, "Vies la Republique . 7 "' and the
plank to which he' was bound .turned the mo
ment he was about to repeat the cry.,
Whether he made any disclosure to the
clergyinan is not known ; but it is said he ad
mitted his guilt, and even testified repentance
for it. "'draue ma ctilpabilite;mais'je *aural
Mourir," were the words he used.: -He begged
that the-money found on him 'When ;arrested
should be sent'to his fitmily,."_that they might
have bread for some days ;" but it does not
- appear thatle manifested any great. feeling
when alluding to them. •
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Indigestion and Liver Co mpl ain C—lNlttri a Arm.
strong (27), of Edgardtown, New - 4eisey, suf.
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accompanied by liver complaint; several very
clever medical men told her : she' was iti a COll.
suinption, and-her friends despaiveitof her ever
recovering, as she had tried everyLthing they
thought likely to benefit her, witlioutsuCcess..
At last•she tried Holloway's Pills, which quick.
ly : assimilated with the bletid r xemoved the ob•
noxious matter, and thoroughly cleansed and
renovated the system. The. rezatli; is,that aim
was perfectly cured, i
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