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POTTSVILLE, PA,
NATIIILDAT, EMT 51 8 . 1855.
_ 888 nrizuns.
t weutive observer of the affairs of the
inetropolis - of Pennsylvania; _ cannot fail to be l
' come cognizant of the erroneous policy Which ,
onatei the course of-thosewho control her
destinies, audalscalld contribute to-her greati.,
~near, as a commercial emporium, as she nowf
rinks first in the world in point eif science; .
it rrnin and li t erature. Thel , re43,,or
delpi.la is continually mourning over the lack
of energy, and the apparent apathy which
hang like a pall upon its , bttsiness,Prosperity.
The.terml "village" is applied. to Philadelphia, -
by New York; in a . tone of pity, rather, than
JeslouSy, for it haiOittle to fear „front the -ri
xalry of 's city, which is as. a - house divided
against itself, in all that concerns its business
prosperity.
'Philadelphia' tndoubtedly owes much of
her disastrous career, to her opposition to the
interests of the interior, and the want °tuna- .
nimity of sentiment in her press:' There is a
Marked difference in the conduct of the'Phil--
adelphia press, and that . of New York, as far,
as, 'Concerns unity of action, for , the I,re neral:
'welfare of the respectivevities. The press of
New York may differ about petty - local , mat
terti hut . When,a great public object is to be
accomplished,-and the good ot the whole is
_concerned, they -are united, and add their
powe'Thful, :influence,: as -Tie. No faction, or
itidividtialiatereat, cOuiroli the press of „New
York in . such an ,entergetiey. . It would be -
' well if Philadelphia, were 'clutracterieed by '
the wine reeling as fir n'ithe Press and btisi-
COMITIII/44 ate cosperped;.
The' illiberal, laggard policy of Philadel
phia, which lms permitted steamship after
steamship to be vrithdrawn from its trade by
nn enterpri#g sister city, and thereby crush
ed lines of importance -to the commercial
- prosperity of the city, has also arrayed it in
opposition to the interior of the State. Penn
sylvania, hs considered Merely:: it colony 'of
Philadelphia, by its 'narrow minded business
men, and Short-sighted press; and satisfied
with the Self-awarded honor, she is content fill
slumber on in; Castilian inactivity, while her
mire wide-awake' 'neiglbors, std
quietly, but surely, attracting that trade frem
Philadelphia, which his so . far, becit the chief
source ;of its commercial prosperity.
In place tfor instance, of the harmony which
Phil tdelpli~t . should endeavor to cultivate
with Schuylkill Omnty, for their Mutual in-.
terest,She . snbstitutesa hostility, which is dis
played,not onlywithin her walls, but in the
halls of legialation. Corporations so inimical
to the pros-pe'riry of this Region, in the Coal
business, are advocated - with a warmth by
Vhiladelphians, which proves that individual
influence 4 is 'Paramount to those interests
which should bind the Coal Region and Phil
adelphia, with .that closeness, necessary to
their Mutual 'Prosperity.
People of this section it is well known„
would rather deal with New York than Phila.
delflpia, from the fact • that they experience
better treatment at the hands of the citizens
of the former city. )1 is to be regretted that
Philadelphia will continue blind to her own
intere.stsi and dais permit all: those' links
which might render her the first commercial
emporium 0 . 1; this continent, to be severed. -
press imbued with proper spirit, might in a
great measure, rectify the' error, by cultiva- -
ting those amenities of business life, and urg
ing action in matters of vital interest lOW
commercial existence. With possibly, one or
two: exceptions, Philadelphia contains no fa-.
per ,fice. from petty factional influence ;• no
paper. so, unfettered, that it dare speak the
truth, fearless. or the ;nonsequenCes. Some
lot a) interest of minor importance ; some pri
vate patronage or influence, deters that open,
Manly course, which if adopted .by the press
of Philadelphia, would rebuild to its credit,
and eop?fer unexampled prosperity on a city,
in witha,_we feel much pride, and which we
know from its poilition, might be rendered a
formidable rival of neighboring cities. Cala
such a course i 3 adopted; until : the businesa,
community of Philadelphia perceives the im
ptailee of'eultivating that proper intercourse
with the interior, which distinguishes New
York so
, eminently, and until she discards the
ridiculous, idea thakshe alone is the State, we
tear , she will 'still sleep, a /a Rip Van'Winkle,
and still quietly permit. that trade—:-Which is
her life blood—to be, withdrawn by wore ad
venturous, liberal and far-seeing rivals.
SUM, POPZ AND DEMOCRACY
lue time ago when' we headed an article
with the above caption, some persons seemed
to bp a little horrified at the idea, aid believ
ed that we were doing iiijusfice in us coup
ling the two together. But Freceht events
prove that we were curre-t. Throughout the
whille coubtry, the sham Democracy, particu
larly that portion, which, adhering to Presi,
dent Pie'ree, as a party, takes ground against
a Prohibitory Law. Every Roman Catholic
l'ress is the country opposes the Maine Law
and Prohibition. Nearly every Roman Cath
nlie- votes against Prohibition, and , three-'
fourths of the worst and Most debased Rum
sellers in the country are Catholics and Dem
ocrats. The consequence is that nearly all
the decent portion of those who have hereto
fore acted with the DernOeratic party, except
the othee-Lcekers and their dependents, are
leaving it. in disgust, and uniting themselves
with those who profess and advocate Amer--
can principles, and defend American inititit-
Lions, in,tipposition to the flood of ignorance,
superstition And -degradation which has flown
into our !country so .rapidly within the last
few years, threatening to break down all the
land-marks left by our forefathers.. We are
aware tht there are many good and worthy
Catholics, and also Democrats; but we speak
of them as a party, and . it religious body.. In
some places the sham-Democratic Press even
go so far as to attack Prote.stantism, and ask
the question whether ih'd race any better off
fur haray uervited her fdeihr
is from the organ of the sham Democracy in
leuttetSec, the Nalltritli baba: ,
A church that can-boast of an existence of
thirteen ceuturitm--passing through all the
various vicissitudes of heeeventful earner,,
unscathed, can certainly show, with all.her
atrocious bdrharity, many bright spots:which
may. bcplavd in favorable contrast with the
Protestant church, with its. thousand , and'one
wrangling sects., Men are. beginning to see
through the rauspaient gauze that veilithis
Know Nothing movement._ They are begiit;
fling to 'ask what has Protestantism done for
the Airld ? What has she done to alleviate
and elevate the down-trodden? • Is the race
any better off for having accepted herluith?
.fh-se reverend hypocrites—these: scribes
and phariseci art treading on a terrible voice- .
no. rimy will find their treasonable schemes
an infernal plottings against,the•liberties of
man tried and condemned; by the pure light
0c that's own truth .and love, which , shin's
unit throb 4 in every puls a ti o n- o f h uman ity' s
heart. If Protestantism °proves recreant to
her high trust,.she will have to passthe.or
,leal of enlightened public opinion and •be
consigned:to her merited `obscurity. Popery,
with all its .critueS against God; and..mati,
:adapts ititelt to the times and to circumstances
dull thu saves itself from being absorbed in
the mass id - conflicting elements.
.lieutsiEttro LerrEas.- 7 -Persons sending
valuable letters by mail, should in all eitse,a
11 . 4ve'tlietri Poi :Wee. fpinv
they are. thenew postage
law valuable letters- way bet sent in this(way
with Perf!ect safety at-an-expense of five tents
fir regiteritig. Sitbsenitersitt a disttenee fel
mittilig Hawley to us will. givOly;iniqre, their
N ato tlf•liyPrenne by having them vegiatinwl.
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Tire PeANGISIIeAIa 31aomtrut 'Or July is upon
our table. The contents which** turfed mud in
westing, reflect credit upon 4,*de and Aieity
of the editor,"Ree. Charles st4liutith. ThiS-As s
Christian publication which *Oa find its rosy
into every home in the hind.
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MART I.3ll)ol.j . ,MrAighEfigirignaiiiill bait
received from Stringer k, Townsend, the New York
publishers, a cop) of a new work,! entitled ' II E O 7
Lyndon, or the Revelations of s Life." The work'
it is thought, will mike a powerfril impression.—
.1 1 1 n 6 ts l r7,is.°P.e?rSrefi4, l4t Mik 744l,lu*C t o,
woman 's wrongs. The chaste' terSvand - incidents
are drawn from real life, etereen depleted '11.4"
power et Aem , ....otion of the roost vivid intenea;
ness
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JoUaNAL .0? Tug FRASr I
aeries. for duly„ 4f this Journal bits, teen receive&
TX4,,34.ligaWit is devoted to mechanical and
physical s c ience, civil engineering, the arts and
Mainfael - arel4itnd the recordingef American and
other patented inventions, It is edited by John
F. Frazer, Est 4:, assisted by the 'Committee on
Publication of .the Fmnklin Institute: The neat
ber, hefore ns contains' an' extended, notice if
American patents. Weed in May, iBss,and-ti num
her of scieutite aid able papers, finely illustrate&
The journal is on of the most iiieful and intelr
isting pablieitines of -the character published in
the United States; and is.extensitiely circulated in
mechanical and scientiEe ClrClea. ;
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Tn Misrsa lifioatiln.—Thei May andl.Tune
numbers of this well known and' polntles Maga
zine have been received. Theleontents are ias
usual, exceedingly interesting td, the .. miner and
seientific reader. As the ilthrinst;ifarasiacia pub.
lishixi for:subscribers Only, those
,wiebing to re
ceire-the Publication regularly,- Would do moll to
send their names to Wm. F. TenneY, No. 98 Broad
way, N. York. • 'By the way, the 'Oita:. maken:toe
assexide to the Miners' joilreof in a graceful min
ner, in aeknolledgink rho source frOm which it
. recently gleaned :valuable Coal statistics. The
publication of the . t ifiliin,4 Magaiiie has been de
layed by fire which iliotTo7k the printing este*.
lishment of Mr. iraa w, which-the Mag
azine was printed. It is re-issued,lowever, more
interesting than , ' - •
:mil Again.
311ETE01101,0OICAL NOTATIONS.
Deported by Dr. 4. Deyer,of Poitire.
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31 days,
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11 1 bPograPh• G02 1,2 1 44 ^at
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641 , 'M.02 ; 1 Reight . ofPottstille(reiner
69 ./.1.0ii1:4 Market a W:sta.)abtnre
76 ?9J38 4 mesa Mda,63a.947
lv.49l, l tarirt, r Phlladeipbbt, 95
4 .o.o4frAnties.:- 4 -lettitude, - 40° - 44
93 'l ' l
. Z.91i115".--tcrpulation in 1850,
00 12.1 g. TAX). ••. •
Saturd. 14 S 4,
Sunday
Monday 72
Tnosify : 82';
Wodn'y IV 83 '
Thum', 19,1 82.
Friday '2 i t
fresh; ralny-.elorsiy, . '
ditto 4 .
ehanged ;34 redny--elentdi. " •
W.light; rattier cloudy—lieary gbinnin
2,5,8. W. limb; rather dowdy all day.
- od ditto ditto shtor'r at. night
21.-N. IC fresh; rather dorty.
.s.V.Danage by Liyhtuisyer;Daring the' storm
of Tuesday evening; lightningietruek a barn at
Middleport, and injured a mai named Miteavoy.
The lightning aim Istruck a piist in New Phila
delphia; and did other' damage in the neighbor:
bond. The rain, at, both points fell for a long
time and in torrents.
taP•ltyißag Ciiductore:—.4t is. proper that
the rods ahouLthe frequent* Otaniined,' or they
maynctnidly foierce the dander from electricity.
The rod should ho of couiPetent thickness, and
the point and insulators in order. it is estimated
that the rod will protect an area equal to twice
the distance it is elevate& abOtm the top of the
building.
Concert.—Mr.. Kemmerer will giro a grand
musical entertainment at the Court House in this
B oroa-1 on Monday evening next. The programme
for the occasion is of the most l interesfing charac
ter, and we anticipate for Mr. ;K. a flee audience.
Three hundred pupils will assist Mr. K., and sev
eral choice ballads will be sung by Muster Castle,
a fine'vuealist of Philadelphia; •
114. the Mum—A! man whose name
we have not learned, was killed u, the-mines of
the Messrs. Brown at, Oak fill on ,Monday last.—
Ile went to get his toots, aja. moved some slate
nud rubbish' which was in ,
.15 :way in procuring
them, which caused soreral hundred weight of
elate to fall upon and bury him. He was taken
out as rapidly as - possible, but died a minute cii•
two after his
.extrication.
2r.,.4:r New Hose Carritvie:—;—, The "Rough and
Ready" Fire Company, of this Borough, received
their tier: carriage from Philadelphia yesterday;
and escorted it with music; felts now quarteis. =
The earring() was purchased ft!om the Carroll Hose
Cant:lily of Philadelphia,; is 'quite neat in its Up=
pearanee, and wears a serviceable look. We con
gratulate the company ,upon file, desirable acqui
sition. i •
pfritetreutpection.—A communicant: sends us
the following stanzas, and requests a corner for
them. 'We yield it with pleasure, and only regret
that in this instance, to judge from the heart.
breaking tone,of the, linos, that the course of true
love has'run so roughly:
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Oh coi4 *at atraln, It wakes me sad,
To ttaeo those mem'rles uer ;
Though thy heart, "—," It maketh glid,
, =las filled with sorrows flow.
We parted thereat stilly eve,.
Two Manta that loved MO
Far %vomit', d.vts of falsegt friends
• Drove to that bud farewell.
.yrdiT•The .Btorni of Tue.day flrening.--.lt is a
remarkable fait that daring the prevalence of the
severe storm of Tuesday evcalng last, throe build
ings in our Borough were struck by lightuing.—'
No loss of human life ensued, nor was any mate.
rial ditmege done to property. It is a singu
lar:lad, in connection with the death of Mr.
Beatty's horse, noticed , in the Dollar Journal,
that within the space of a year he ids lost two
valuable animals at the maim) 'spot, in Ilelberstadt's
stable. Last October, the fire whiCh destroyed
our office, burned Mr. B's horse to death, and on
Tuesday evening a favorite mete . was struck by
lightning, and instantly killed.
Peculiarly situated 'as Pottss4lle is, it la , but
rarely that lightning strikes ikny object within the
Borough liinits. The elevated points iu the im
mediate vicinity are more eiposed, and liable .to
bo 'struck., tho fact . then, of, three places in the
Borough being struck by lightning during the
prevalence of a single etorm, is singular, and wor
thy of record.
.VrDreilenifig aise.—Ori Thursday morning,
the body of a man was discovered in the Dam be
tween this Borough and Port Carbon. It bore the
appearance of having lain in tho water for a
.length, of time., As 'the body bar nut been.identi
fied, and no person as far att we can learn, is mis
sing from this neighborhood, the supposition is,
it - must be the body of a stranger. .
P. B.—Since the'above was placed in type, we
understand that the body has been - identified as
that of Michael Gibbons, &boatman, and that sus-.
.picions of foul 'play in the ease are excited, from
the, fact, that on Friday night last,cries of murder
were heardlu the which did Cut attract
particular ettention, as disturbances thre are of
frequent occurrence. An inquest,has been held,
;Oho h0 1 17,-skiia.ftem e.vidiame Ala rem:
dared certain that Gibbous: wet lint kitled, and
then thrown into the etitaal.,. The affair should be
thonnOli investigated, tild if murder bait been
committed the guilty parties shoild be brouOt to
justice. The di:teased ' was a young, titne4ied
man. • • ,
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SMP'Pistrtfioeg Droteniiiy Nee.—On Thursday
afternoon; Thomas:Rowland, aged 2$ years, in the',
employ of , hit uncle, Mr. Davis, at his . litery •etas
thiatorough, rotteiveral
,hersits down to
Laiier's da!a,fOrthor purpose of swirinning them,
Ife weiin the habit of doing, it, and as was an
,excelleet sw i mmer, no toiler wee , apprehended
(meta-tbe prantica: %Tiara that is Thardayi
• hoieveri, , while swittraing, ono , of the tiorees, i .tio
Oipted4roat the-hack of the :wheel, end wed pre:
eipiteitd int& the Water. Re could easily `bn4t;
reaCheffthe'shore in safety r but in rashly attempt=
lug tei save his cap, which was floating doviii with,
the current, he became , undoubtedly exhausted, in
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consequence, of . the weight of his clothing, and
lank body wait recovered, after
much exertion, in the space of a neuple of hours,
and an inqtest 'was - upon*, if.. • The verdict
rendered “aecidentallplrownine Rowland
was, we nr4eritithil; an tilthitatio •*onng
industrious, sober and stea4,- 7 , and'hieentitnely
&lola' sincerely regretted 4.,/'a hirge ntimler of
friends.: • 40,1 Was . a. natire ia, , "griglane i .irtiere his
father titres; and , at, the time of,thkunterittnata
occurrence, had only resided' in'. itibr'-eountry
couple of years. - • -
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- • Oillr. - Thiiiiii•iii 7 di Aiiiiit---Ai esploami *Cok
Om* Id OUVees Co ll e 2 Yi IPA ikeitidgesoll Well , ;:
11°14 " 1 4 10; 141110*—Wir,i-latk-baiktia".l 0-
Irbileh mos Davit,:bu dpi . Wilialrs*,
16(iise4, it's esassipt the 1601M:tit. i 1 ,,;;;. -,
piltkOei Norketor4tirriAlotut are kept ottc 4
amo* . priette i thlis.ptietirely, to high
eiselthete;, ' : .:lCan:-.4 our eitizenCtalk
a:INN; for 7thei - innposoo 'of senate
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abroad to get their provisions. The people wool,
standtj,l4 {_,lliatiprove di*
prose
but itrujegtryttse graduceiestotit;,
er. LOoi to it in tine, dealers.
ME
Mae pcieet of Coal delivered to saw citizens 'sub*
kept up to . last, lrinter's pricesr—although
price ;of Vaal is eonMerably less than it was
yearn li theta any came for . this? Vfn_ enni
get uoy.tUoret printing thwr :we', did t,e:yattlit
11,10 1 The taet if, that 'while everything era ariul
high last year, wo were eounielled to work at, !hit
usual - rates notwithstanding the advance in pt
sitions, Ate.
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12cr-Fri s aittint Accident at Bctatante4
A fearful neeidentpeterred on Tuesday morning
Last,: about half-past sev.en o'clock, at' Mr. AgedPs
Debdont Colliery, .in this County—the place Si
better known.by the old Fame of the Five Points.
Four personi, two men rind two boys, have bee*
taken out of the slope, dead and tbreliAtally toad,
glod—one more is not likely to live, and - six ofii-1 .
ers are seriously injured. It has bdin, add may
be denoMinated an explosion of g ee ; .but more
proPerly.itwas a powder explosion; for the latiiir
did the most injury, though the "fire damp," aiit
is generally called,. exploded first and ignited &e•
.
The facts Of the occurrence are as fullo4s
The mining boss, Mr. John W., Davis, went ittba
the mines early in - the morning as usual, and eX
amined the'svorks carefully 'before any of the tiii- -
neri were at work. Ile found "lire" in one of the
"breasts"- near the face of the :gangway. This
breast was 'treated by James Bilverthern and
and was the only part of the mineconsidered dan
gerous. Mr: Davis met Bilierthom and told hits
trace, iery emphatically, that his place' was fill
of &re, and that he should not venture in it With
a. nakedlamp until the put was driven out. .tic
cordingly Bilverthorn took the Davy or saibiy
lamp, and commenced, to brush - fire out of' qui
breast But unfortunately, several of thetninfrs
wore seated around the bottom of the breasi,:in
the gangway with their naked lamps, taking their
customary "whiff' and chat before commenting
work, and near theta were between two and th'r,eo
kegs of powder, open and unprotected.
"'The gdsbelig driven down - the shitte Past the
cress -heading, penetrated to the' gangway, where
the miners were seated , and as might be expect d,
it took fire from their lambs. But the exploston
organ would have item trifling, in comparisti*-to
the amount of &magi; done, had not the puvider,
which was in close proximity to the men,
nited and expleded, crushing and bruising of sty
thing in the vicinity, and doing csnsiderable
age to the mines. The effect of the shock
- felt at a great distance from the scene, ankihe
mines throughout trembled with the concuse4n. 1
Coal, rocks and material, were hurled yritkdrisad
flit velocity far out towards the slope. Dutilhe
. dimage dune to the work, the amount of Which
cannot, yet be fully, ascertained, is nothing in ifirstn
parist.n to the dreadful loss of life 'and limb4ibe
horrid suffering which the fearful occident 04ett
,
sighed.
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;Frederick Ezatierhrey, and James Devlin;:ho
tiro men who were killed i leave behind them Am
ities to lament their kiss. The two boys killed
were named David Alvrgan and Enoch Si4er
tkorn. James Silveraorn, the lather of Etieteit,
iknot expected to live—Eines, dead. Bowe ofloe
othersis are severely injured: . There are eiiirea
killed and wounded. The dead wore 1)064 on
Wednesday.
No blame can be attached to the operator di the
bosses, if we except their 'culpability Of allqwing
the mem to Mke . such largo quantities of pgiFder
into the mines. In this respect they plead guilty.
Otherwise the mine was in good under, as tatteh so
vrobaly us tho gersetality of deep mines ist;this
Country, sod the toss miner did his duty, aitythe
men: themselves acknowledge. If blame moat
fall on any perion or persona, it seems IliciAnen
who suffered most, nust beer it: It was certainly
a dangerous place to sit with naked lamps, at - 'the
entrance of a breast, from which they' conlct not
but know, that the wine'r was at the; time, deif lug
. . .
the fire.
Miners generally are far Lou careltubLit i 8 be
rious thin when the lives, perhaps of handitals,
in many i statims, rest in the hands or netiotia of
one own; ins ono carcleis person, in An tinthink.
ing mom t, might bend a mine and all it) in
mates to 'destruction. Those who ,work iri;:_sul
phurous mines arc always more of lees in da4mr.
A great responsibility also rests on the operaibr
'good ventilation is imperatively requireill it
would be both safer and chcciper in the end.'
We can say nuthing against Mr. Agard inj:this
respect, nut being aiquainted with the mines It
is acknowledged that they were in good wOrking
ordur, and that they contained no more gas aE the
time of the explosion, than at otheiAlnies:,When
. they were considered safe.
It seems that none of the men were badly tiurn
ed, except Silvertl ern, who was in the mail , of
the gas when it ex doded. . The rest were miitila
tedby the powder which tore out the prop.i and
covered the melt i the vicinity with fragmeikto of
rock and coal. T,ey were, Wrribly mangle4.'
The habit of ying powder into the mines by
the keg full, has • een too long tolerated in this
-4
region. We cent point out a great nuraqr of
accidents which h ve been occasioned bylidWder
explosions alone, . nd which would have be*: pre
vented, Were the i inert forced to carry trhat.l-ipnw-
, . . .
der they • want c Leh day into tho ininesi ~ n
a
,opowdar can." 'l.e troaUe of doing this 1p the
prinisipitl objectio., for, the cat of a can jii Wt
trifling. Wo,hav • often Seen - theta knock .itt tkie
cod of a keg of p elder with a sparkling leOp on
their beads above it. -It is not lung since,'o Will
be recollected, Lb • t, three men were killed at; Bel
-1
mord, by a powd f explosion . Ono ivoulOhink
that such acciden would be forewarning erMagh ;
bat throughout he Whole of the Coal Wergion;
carelessness in th s and other ro•pects, coda:rigor
ing lives and - pr erty i is predominant... ;lte are
only surprised th t such calamitous aceidoutsi are
nut more frequerk '%
I ,
Mr. Agard stn es that the damage dodh hit
mines is trifling, ~ ..xcePtin the immediate 4;4
of where the exp osiott of powder took plein.
MESSRS. EDS.:
markably
in the vicinity ft
Friday evening
house by an ele.
nor of the bu
slightly, and doe I
besides killing a
so report has it,
shocked at ono of
was struck and
Several withercti
out to ine ne 11:
shoji. period of
'Moro is not a
place !! -
Silver Crick;
• DEAn Jotraslst:•+llaving dropped itqo hot
water, I must el, like tho great orator of-Pntriot
ie. renown "sinkor stir hn, liner die ;"and iletonly
`that, but must "paddle" out in "lay own 'ianee"
the best way Iran.
. Who ever W i lo mid late supposed that this /info
place contained itch it "big spirit." il, Wedo n mean
the'spirit Ateuli 1; for be, like the devil which en
tered the swirl olden times, is daily,going
through aueh ratilnis here ; yet we donotwish to
be understood say, that he resides perminently
here, to the exclusioU of , other - "great 'places." 0
• no ! be is omnipresent in the Coal legion:;
I had no to of . a/iyhtifig St Clidiln may
letter,. or ra or, uotei from thisplace on tha - sth or
inlY; indee& I In iluite 'willing and tem*, to - do
St, Clair 'justice . in! every respect, not ' because
'4lnte" threatens to 'Tull, box, pinch; orq!'grok"
my earsi but for "chitrity's esker for she4orscira
&Wares that St. Clair ,has antlered eonsid*bly of
flieporteis, and. ptherti" but ',Mine we
think s- from being'-iinnotieed time notieed
OW ore know that "Kate ottis about," ; fee cer.,
. firmly should have said somethie aboutg- the
telligeot ladies, and i lpretty ones' too;"- . .ligt being
In the dark on, this S u bject, as well as orhOt, 'were
that Peat the' best eteke." ; i tftWough
. -
we heard the beirmkgraMbling aboot it, 'to r , be ex-
„if Sate had semi iyrith as Munk pereep_lion As
.vengeance, she would have seen that the teoldiers
and the dial , little Children” were' spoken: of in
4 `that letter," hut that about the '"SI:M*I" we
Must confess I - Merano I had not the 14st idea
ithmt there Were anyiSonniel in St. Clair,-emd not
ispending nut l'nuttla here 'we - did not set) il a tem.
for inlfthera eantin i t be many, there ifre, who
ipatronises the thirty grog ,shops and norikr holm
les, not to mention the fire hotels? And, tiere. we
`pay remark, that We do not wish Rate oilany.one
Urn AFFM3B. ' •
-T is plice has of late hien re
by lightning. It. has ittruck
e ti es within two weelig On
woMiin was struck dead: lit her
•trio flash. It entered one cur-
Idin —tt
. shanty—ilaugeting it
toyed some dolt in the iuAoard,
woman, a hog and a pigMM —or
Ytsterulay , a boy was
. oightly
the Coal Breakers and Mishovel
estrOyml near one of the , Fltips."
antblasted trees were giiiuteil
ving been •struck within.ii very
me, and quite close ti)thMirdilts.
i sinOis lightning conductoiln the
fity psth, 1855.
1 -CLVTit AFFAIRS. , ."‘ i:,:
IZE
Uttar. One or two7seriU2a444aettaii tiow i loa*
I.or hi* this. ; l a lilltil ** l ***
thsWa
1 !radii nokirisit to light
-1 perSiar;fofbe old Song ea,* s.isiiti:Vtiktili
I „.its*b - 3t; but worn it Tom , pb*or:'
—not meaning tti,alrol4 0 111 ) . 73 1 110101600 : _b0'
'war . on a sotill-aiwie, sinea,)'' 4 ol , •thi-**l . 4
tightin?
have :mead hat to bet
but it;'ltate7a boonit is - t*Lng,ln - weii":44ltO
it— , 4lcOet 1614 boa
flop it now- 77 i will bot my, '4lriosis sind P.aade .
against it,, that St. &air etini:•efieiv4i3 ate riot
snaking money quiti as fast 4s ibey did last year
iat this time. - • i• - • --.-• • -
I do not 4set4tet or ever *ling - s'• Monumett
w Wet( Was 'tutu:tea t 4 the ' ipetnory nr a.tsonoari
outside of rburehyards, and therefore suppose
that they have never hisert rightly 'appreciated by
Mother Ere an 4 Helen of Troy, - did
thinP whieb tcs4o tims itatipattal, but .we roes&
lect their deeds so well, that . We live them over
every . day. We incief cel4rated Monument or
statue, that I baVO ever. heard !or--exeePting thor
Greek Slavo—wasartited tiittio "good woman ;"
but whit was singular is—and !hat would borate
now-a-days—she had no toe re.
Thera is certainly roost e4oUgh is St. Mali for
!early an improvement in immoral, as well as a
business
,point of view, arid we eertainly hope
that they may take place. - For instance, the por
ter fouetaies should be sifopped off, and good,
pure water - foesOt7r Portsriffe Water Workitebore
St. Clair! used instead.
• There should be trees plaited is First and Sec
ond streets, and the boles ixs the Bide walks filled
up and Leveled. There Aphid be * night or even
ing schools; and the Lyeen4 should be supported,
instead of "Women's Right i Cenventions;" these
things would keep the yoling folks oat of mis
chief. The proverb says, "that Satan finds some
mischief soli for idle tp do,"
There will. be lib danger of Kato dying an old
maid, since she loves the printers iso well; their's
are generous natural, and directions of that kind
are spontaneous with thern::: , We will say nothing
abontietting the type into pie at present—print
ers pay very :dear for thefr knowledge on , that
subject, and we cannot be expected to impart in
formation of that kind graiis: If . Kate goes part
ner with FOMO "printer's bey" she will find that
out; and in this conneetimi we may remark, that
there, is . a paper conducted_ itt the .Coal - Region,
and a'good 'one too . , by a printer and his Wife.—
They have no "hands" In'their office, 'bat do the
editing and press work, and set the types them
selves—Alr.--;---- is a fast bind; bet Mrs.--- can
beat him L.
In coaclailon, though wa did not intend to say
so much-about Kate vrben'eve began this letter,
,we beg to remark, that herspirit is one to admire•
It is'really refreshing to find a rara arts now and
then, even if they do "pec.4 at a felloter Butais
the boys used to soy at school, if Kate will let me
alone, 11l let her atone... f railly think it danger
ous to get into "scrapes" sitth such sharp writers
aii(Kate and Ella. It is pOssible that we might
La forced to creep out utl4he end of the
born."
St. Clair, July 234,1854. j.
[FROM Of/ft TRAY/RV:fa FISPOITTERJ
=I
Btage-coacke*egain—...l7o till so bad as ire seerm
ilinersrille a buoy place' r -.l.Metars and Lusificsd
—hop . rocciments--AVeic rout works—linpivred
tit( hammer—.Wodet sap.' house—Gelintin Ito
man Catholic bitten
Areident in the Nina.
.
31Essus. .strata ts---3ly.,::firit letter ftout Miners
ville—that stage letter—was like a tune harped of
one string; but I wrote iOttuler the influence of
the fumes of the rum anti tobacco, Which I was
very reluctantly forced O' partake of, and those
who. occasioned it, being the only persons cenrur- -
ed, certainly have no right to complain of its se
verity; for worse might by raid of the vulgar and
disgusting habit of suadkiw , ° in stage-coaches,
•
and dram-drinking Meyer) , shop and tavern on
Abe road. • - But no one will understand us to 'say
that such is invariably 114 case. It is only oeca
stormily that !Itch nuisances are to bp borne, but
they are much too freqUent. There are many
gentleMardy stage driver 4 and think-heaven! all
the traveling public are nh so loit to decency and
common sense. •
Minersvillenhile it is the cleanest, is undoubt
edly one of the most busyi towns in, the Coal Re
gion, and it contains to Many apethecary's shops
as ought to be tolerated ire the county. The peo
ple here seems'to depend entirely on doctors and
drugs fur their lives.
.Wo said illinersville is in busy town, and it is
particularly so. Every slore-keeper, tailor, shoe
maker, hatcher, huckster :and tavern-keeper seems
to be doing -a good business; stores. and streets
aro constantly full, anti people are constantly
pouring-in and out—in fact Alincrsville is. a big
hive, and very few tit-ones'' about it; buL Money—
ali! it is almost as scares as elsewhere.
It is impossible to mention every thing worth
noticing Omni this plaeecat present, and therefore
we must merely glance at, some of the mostinter
esting ; promising at flip same tithe, something
better in future.
The Messrs. L'rittans linve been putting up some
heavy and extensive works on their diamond vein,
commonly known as the'Peach mountain, in the
vicinity—the works are 'Within the' borough. It
will cost them when finished about seventy thou
sand &Mari., but they i ijl . be able to mine a large
quantity of the beet redhsh Coal next season.—
There is no better Coal tlinn this for domestic pur
potesyi—propare it well, and it will answer fur it
self.
The new tilt • bamtnetirr Mr. Peliavons' iron
works; is well worthy of : :more attention than wo
can give it at present. 71143 fureinan was not at
Louie ,when we visited it and we .did not attempt
to obtain the nuclear) , information (rota - any ono
else. This hammer urtfrks on a now principle,
which is the invention,iwe think, of Mr. Taylor.
Instead of falling, and :: - applying its own weight
alone to the blow, this li'Fnmer is forced down _as
well as raised, - bar Ocala power. Thus a small
hammer with thii invention, can do the work of a
very large one under t*itOld system, and the quan
tity of power used is noi, materially increased, for
the force used in raising;tbe hammer, if added to
its impetus, ur iu eier(i weight in falling would
enable it to strike a tremendous blow.' I watched
it working for a . while, sad thought of the invisi
ble power which lutuusged out the great iron bars,
with the strength of a little army.
The young vulcans art, stronger than the old! -
The Minersvillapeopio are building a splendid
new School-house, capahle of holding nearly sev
en hundred scholars. It is to be • three stories
high, and sixty feet loit:g by forty feet wide.—
tech story is to be divided into two rooms. The
lower rooms are for theyounger children, which,
being on a level with the ground will enable them
to run in and out without any danger of breaking
their necks. The uppei: stories are to be cut. in
from the sides, where platforms are to be erected
with high and strong railing to prevent accidents.
This School-house whek finished will be a model,
The plan was taken, with some alteration, from
the Werner Grammer i:School of Philadelphia.—
Much credit is due to iifr. Detwiler and his co
leagues for their' enterprise and taste in the ar
rangement and forwa4ling of this building, and
their enlarged views ot) tbo subject of education
generally. The building material is brick. -
The corner stone ot a now German Roman
Catholic Church Was laid but a few days ago at
the bead of Second sheet; when finished it rill
be au ornament to the.awn.
On Tuesday a child vas bitten by a snake ,at
Forristville. and brought into town immediately by
its parenti;for niedicaftreatment. It was thought
to be a copper head, commonly called house snakes;
brit Doctor Hale does not think it could have been
a poisonous reptile—ho supposes that it was a
common black Snake. It came out of the wall in
the.basement of the heuse and bit the child on the
thigh. Immediately in a partici' being bitten by
a snake, a binda,ge sh@rold 'be 'drawn tight above
the wound if possible r =and a poUlticepf pounded
plantain leavel applied; or the' wounded`part; eov
ored with fresh lard. - ;Doetatilsle twilled a ,cop.
per-bead biteauccessfrilly; sorno - sii years ago, by
'the - application of plantain externally . and-intei
pally. The bite,'.of 4 copper-heirdithougli not
quickly fatal as that 4 a rattle anake c ia extreme
ly. dangerous, and unless a remedy be applied.at
an early stage; ttreli4usmation i ill spead beyond
the power of control. •
. .
On Saturday a inaritiiy •
the =no 'of Wm. Bush
!ad Serionsly„thouglVnet fatally, injured in the
niines of Sutton k,Nffright, at the. Black Valley,
near ldinersville. EfiOras etushed on the back
and. Lips by a fall of Coal, when in dio act of
stooping to pick up the last "leggin," which was
to prevent it front feign. Yours truly,
• • :liiicruns Daow.
, Julg 254,1854:.'
UMW, AYMEIL
FROM OCR IttOtitAßMOgniglOSDON't
..,111a86nIi. , ,Ens.:-- 2 1$o• gang of ,young rowdies
spoiro:n'tlf fip gi,nr crleliponfient ' , Sam" laid Wadi,
-"
vv st P. 1 41 ,1 - ale 1
7411trffihtiesti: _thiihrolist Into Mr. hisekeY'i Shoo
:: ; :**.iiilPMA:4thei coati F . 2 401 the
iAloor:**lesta.the store roonsiras Melt Nana,
hap, lift the plata mote heavily la-
oyster saloons have beit.iinter
:*hied ape.; sign Pe#4en der*
:.iiiisnate'india.idhitance from the faces where
i . l . o4lo44`:'..is4lr;tnany of these boyorazeireli .
Jaiewaiiskt*iithieria, but through mistaken kind
westatai‘fedineidttpitby, they are left to istrsatill,7
intiiiithite . Willuitintatelilead them to theStefe
`Prisenor the Gatiotes. They receive co Moral in
attsotion et home; ;indeed the poor youth : that
Was found Insensible by the whiskey barrel, and .
I•tieliere, the . Seitionledgedleader of this gang;
- has been fed on "lento' in some shape ever since"
hie birth; turd WhenitriberJegrets 'his errors, - - but
his not 'strength enough to iesist strong drink.
When he tele it, he is ready to take the lead
in all .manner. of Wickednisa., Be . 01143 if ke
L eCr' ofd get aging fra4 kis cestixruions rt , year or
so, he could do better... As ilittle: amain to be
known throughout the country in regard to the
House of Refuge;eSeept rota pieced piels.hment
for young offenders; perhaps a fel' words in re
gard to it will not tie out of place. It is a great
mistake to consider . ; it merely a place' of punish
ment- It was built for the reformation and in
struction of youth Who have been neglected and
led Into evil ways... True, the children are not at
liberty to run out of the inetitutionand mix with
the'rest of the World intil they are of age, or
. by .
their good conducthave gained the confidence of
the officers, and a geod situation is secured P. 4
them. • They .receiine. religious instillation with
out sectarianism. They have a Chapel where every
,Sabbath a minister of a different persuasion offici
sates. They are taught
_the . rules of the different
churches, and to . : ebserve them. Sometimes the
! Friends have a meeting there; but the children
get Very tired of Quaker meetings. They have their
Bible Classei and:Sabbath. Schools,and often. a
Catholie Priest orLayman visits t in ; and al
ithough the officerief the institution are all Prot
estant, fish is used, every Friday for the sake of
the Catholic children _that are there.., When
the children are ofd Minitel" to chease . Tor them=
selves they eau unite with any church- their. con.
science dictates. In the morning they are all
called together foifamili worship; then breakfast.
The boys then praeeed to the school room 'Where
they 'are learned all the different branches taught
in oar Common Sclooli; after that the workshops,
where they are instructed in the mysteries of
Cain-scat ChairsDand Box, Shoemaking, .4e.
Theneomes the hour for play; and it would do any
visitor good to sctir the hundred happy faces rush
• lag into the largo used foi play and. recren
. Oen: If you should see one with sullen and
downcast look, tirnai inquiry, you will find he has
been doing wrong and expects punishment But
It would make my letter toe long' to speak of all
the blessings and privileges enjoyed by' Poor nog-'
looted children in this institution. • 'There are
many very excellentiotingmen now filling lain
orable stations in society, who daily thank (led
that he put it In the hear& of benevolent persons
to build 4 refago from the snares add temptations
of the world, where the young like themselves,
had been led lute error, might receive good in
struction and became useful, respectable men.
Tamaqua, July;26, 1855. 8.-
ItiSFORTE/L.
AFFAIRS.
• ICOIMESPONDESCB OF TOIL NViERS' JOURNAL.]
Masses. Ens. 'i—The passengers by the last
Sunday, evening train made . a moat remarkable es.
cape. The train was running at a rapid rate and as
they approached the bridoe at Centreville, about >
Eve miles below Tunistol, there was a cow on the
track, ae or very hear the bridge. The engine pass
ed over her withent sustaining any serious dam
age; and the baggage and passenger cars on coming
in contact with hkr, were thrown Crum the track, on
the bridge into the river, a distance of S or 10 ft.
The latter,eontaiite.l about twelity five passengers,
among whom were Several ladies and children. The
passenger car was exactly reverted in the fall,
lodging with the: top in' the river. The scene of
confusion and terror that ensued it would be im
possible to describe. After the usual delay attend
ing these unfor4een occurrences the passengers
were all extricated from their awkward positions,
and strange to say none were dangerously injured.
Fortunately the 'river was very low at the time,. or
they would hardly have escaped drowning..
And now Mr. Editor permit me to bay a word to
your fair correSPondent Kate, of St. Clair. I
could not help sighing as I read the paragraph,
"St. Clair's going to be a city before I am an old
maid." Olf how; significant that sentence. Sot
that I think St. Clair will ever be a city, nor do I
believe that you.do Kate; but am strongly inclined
to believe that you have pretty positive evidence
that you never dill be an old maid—and I felt sad
as I read,—not because you are nelgoing to be an
old maid, but lw,eattse some lucky fellow has
showed his good sense by intending to preventlt.
Sam thinks of ',visiting St. Clair Coon, and the
pleasure of meeting Kate would amply repay him
for . a pilgrimage", to Mecca. And that reporter who
said "St. Clair iras, not,,worth noticing," has no
• more taste than `':an Escinimaux or an inhabitant
of Timbucfoo. He would walk through a group of
Greek Slaves anti Venus's, and mistake them fur
scare crows. 'o' . e can only 'forgive him by an
honest confessidh that he did not know that Kate
• lived its . SCClali i and, that any place where angels
dwell is Paradise. ,
Mr. Maiugayis still continuing his efforts to
extinguish the tirning vein at this place. His ex
periment is regarded with much interest, and he
should receive hearty co-operation of all; yet
strange, a fiendish effort was made last week to
thwart his purp.i ! se, byplacing gum in the pipes
used,, almost instantly Closing them up, which
after some delay was forttinateiy di:=.covered; The
perpetrators or so satanical tin net are unworthy
a civilized coMiuunity.
The Schuylkill convocation of \ the .Episcopal
Church has been holding its session \ hero during
the week, begiiiing on Tnesday.evening. It will
terminate on Fkiday evening. I .
. 'Bawl
Tamaqua,26th, 1855. * \
Ono hundred_ and eleven head of fine.. sleek, fat
looking, beef-making, steak-bearing, surloiti-car
rying, cattle were driven through Pottsville'to day,
(June 19,) hut very few„ if any of them, wilt go into
our "flesh pots° or frying-pans. The drovers ask
six cents per lb: standing. One hundred lb. stand
ing will make about sixty lbs. of beef, when
butchered, besides talhiw, skin,. hbrns and tripe.
I think you give from twelve to fourteen cents
per lb. to the Butcher, don't you? Fuss tkey are
gutting rich—ain't they?
Thera cattle:.wite brought from Crawford Conn
ty—a fine 13W growing country—flowing with
milk and runpie sap, and "roast beef" at sixpence
a pound.
Well, let thelu pass—they are too young and fat
for our markit . ; a good tough bit of ex" will
go t W Lib fie in a family; and then, we have the
pleasure' or masticating—we get the taste you
know, and when "aunty pounds it well," 'tie , not
en bad.
HoubwAir's Plus, an unfailin g 'Remedy
for all disorders of the Chest and Lungs:--
Oliver Thompson, of Little Falls, New York,
was certainly in a most deplorable state of
health ten weeks ago; his lungs, so the doctors
told him, were completely gone, his chest, and
in fact his body generally, had scarcely an atom
of flesh on it, so thin had he become. In ad
dition to thiS; he had a cough whicheompletely
shook him to;pieeesphese are his own words);
he has just called, on Professor Holloway to
informhim, that all these complinrshave been
re Moved , by loway's Pills, after he had used.
them for seven weeks and two days; and he
now feels better than ever he did in:his life,
These Pills , will readily remove all diseases
of tho stomaeh and bowels.
AIPTlfb
,banking. capital of. Philadelphia.
Omit eleveti' millions - or , dollars, • -
•
[COIIII.U.NICATED.] N
ao.air Bier vs. DOLL6BB AND czwrs.
PEN, PASTE AND SCISSORS.
pirßachel will soon be bore.
..frDeaths in Baltimore laSt Week, 162.
04f1•Tho Kedah Museum has reached Paris.
- Ires.l"The largest pin manufactory in the United
States turns out four million pins per day.
The fashion for flounces has been attacked,
and proved victorious. .
and fame from no condition rise,
Act well yotir part—there all the honor lies."
3 Air Tlie Bank of England is about to establish
a branch at the West Eud of London.'
AirA married lady soubided a yoUng doctor
in Atlanta, Georgia, a tow days ago..
aro about tiro thousand browera in
the British Islands.'
_Vt. A ituitian nohletalui, ineog., is among 'the
guests at. tholiount Vernon Ilotel,• Cape Island.
P6lladelpliia last. week,lsat!ellallicCar
roll ceumnitted infanticide and then suicide.
1j New
,flay is selling in Syracuse, N. Y., at
front $9 to $l2 par ton. " •
spirybol;ing of Siam has a - printing press in
,operation lulls palace.
L Chester, Esq., is associated with
Col. Wallace, in the entails' management of 'the
l'ikihicielphia; Aga.
iii:441,000,r411 re- .
exasly,been taintairntn Ota Aa r Mil Hines in
"6"4"1011:54,904"1; --r-
Ate*Capttel And r aro agothoreft UAW
vemponsated in tlincottopPlOtil.ig relo 4- d,
Ilatillnited 8144.
, . ,
,ftsittti4asenth stir ha only tbakwith hya when
liniintA SU* ale* hust4tekl.-!thillnia,
—1 stun lies th.iti be brought who:p he arrived.
'Aftitpril aPPolattheit to tit° Gov -
Oriattooperal.s.l4 01,1adia is no!, well r r Oceived
, tey'tho
'"„oralrln Philad b lphia, ok,',Taexaciay,. the Pffice of,
I the .National.Delender iris Partially destriled by
fire. -
P!-The Legj i r makes the 'alma* Aosorelds*
o the 17etis of Philadelphia: Much better than
rflyiniti the Is* for redress. - 4 ;
figrAnthon'y 30: - S.ears, ata
nelina Sullisatl;l3 years old, ware. killed in, Neer:l
York on Monday,; by the falling 4f tt
07• In ilosioni the whole number of ehildrenl .
1 between the' nges, , of four an& fifteen ?ears is!
1 23,523. ' • ! '
• •
_4l37`Smooth M r O oily, tongueS, are, generallyi
speaking, indiCative of:deceit, and should be es..
Crusted aecordin' gly. •
bc4 field of corn in Toils is said to,
be-four inandredi acres on Stoni's Ranch, upon:
the cloar forit;of !the Brazos.
The full returns of the election in Lonisi4
ana, for Chid distice, exhibit. a:majoritY of 1672
for Merrick, the know Nothing eandidate.
I
• M-ProfeAorllaswell, late gngincer in Chief
of the United. States INevy, pits down 1 1 of
Coal as equal to 2/ and 23 lbs . of Wood itt 'genera =
ting stdam. •
,IRP-Thero Is 4 pumpkin vine growing in 3.10-1
nongahela city, ; 2 4,., that hay already attained the
enormonaJengtkof two huntirc4 and twenty-ftvl
feet. The vino Itas twenty-two'ptimpkins on it.
's:gratin *mime of ,euickice occurring through:.
out the eountiy has directed attention to the fact
, •
that the dispOsition . thus to escape from the ill;
and trials of lifais alarmingly on the increase.
/RI - There is "a Loy in ALabama, fifteen year;
old, in April? bit, who weighs ,wo hundred and
twelve pounds, Is five feet tan; inches high, and
well propoitioneg.,,
•
Ofr•Thera fah() single exhib'tion in which hu
man vanity se (iften ,overleaps t its.elf and entails
misery upun ot4rs, as in the Propensity of pa.,
rents Mbring up their children to what are term
ed the learneA professions" ;I
Utligitins Jutelligtort.
NO IDES.; .. : . .
, ..
Sar SECOND MEMODIST- . EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Market Street:Pottsville, Herr. Amami! lenaarsit, Pasty*.
Divine aeralee . avery Sebboth at 10 A. 31. and 0 P. N.
-FIRST MI3IIODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, See
end Street, Pottsville,. Rev. T. Ssowrirr ToorsAis, Paster;—
Divine eeerire *very .iabbith at In.A. SE and 7% P. 11. 1
'Mr BAPTIST Ull DUCH, Bev-4.11. , CArkag, Pastor.
Service every SaLLath at 103.4 cecliKk, A. IL, and IY, o -
duck, P. M. • ' E ) •..
• !,1•,; .
Assoclazu itEvonm.Er, PItESBYTIC
Market street,•Ret. Wrw.tx U. Pattcrisr, Pastor. Mine
, e 1 " 65, 3 evrrY Sabbath at 103.4: 1 o'clock, A. 31..; and at. 73i
ticiock, P. 3L. ; •
•
Alai- ENGLISH LUTHERAN' elle RCM Market Square,
Pottsville. MeV. Damn. STECK. Paster. Divine servick , in
this Church Oeroilariy every Sunday.. Morning. at 10%
o'clock: eveolktr,M, 11 o'clock. Wetkly buyer Meeting,
Thursday evening, at S o'clock_
Atir WOODS 3 Y,CrINO . .-73iere rill be a WoSods Meet
ing In a grove fu,;the borough nf.P6rt Clinton. 'recom
mence on Friday', 74 of August. arra continue over Sal/
bath. Several able preachers are ekpected to be in atten
dance. Mani will be preaching every morning an ODA.-
noon. during ;the: meeting., All- area Invited :to
attend 4 'JOSEPH HAY.', Preache - r in charge,
47 1 -IVELSit dONGraIiATIONAL CII ILCU, sliners
ville road, Pettatille. -Rev. Cittatias Wm. EWALD& Pas
tor. Divine service in thisthnrch every eabhath. Morn
ing. at 10 o*chiek.ievening at tio'cloeli...prayer Meeting at 9
A. 31. School tilr small .children; to teach then in the
theories and doctrines of the Bible;at o'clock. School
fir resoling the Bible, &a., at 2 o'elafiL. ninging School at
; if . ,
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INERY liMiLY sciftrYt..tuu. co. 'MOULD
RE :AD TIII.SI I .
be. Swam—Dear th 4 good nf the publie, I
feel myself lb duty bound to testify , to the great rub
which yotir Compound Syrup of Ayild Cherry performed
on me. For my;. part, I. feel , as II everybody ought
know it. 1 Wasattlicted•with a violent lough. Spitting- 1
of Night; :Sweats, iloarsenoa, and 110 tUld Of the I
voice. Indicating an alarming state of disease; any appe.
tine was cone. and my strength had so'far failed me that
my friends and physician were Persuaded 1 amid hot
survive many days. My sister, Who was my anxious
care-taker.. triadic inquiry when, SIM would Le likely to
procure the Most certain relief. Flie'wasteld that if 'Dr
dwayne's Compound Syrup of Mll,l Cherry ladled in the
care. my lite was they hopeless. Your medicine was im
mediately poe•dred, and, the first ;bottle gave relief, and
• bY the time I hid commenced theAxth bottle,ali cough
had left me anti my strength was much iraproved. In
short, it bas made a perfect cure of tae, and: 1 Mg at this
present time as hearty a man as s i ge e d
reason to believe thaPthe woof year medicine has saved
me from a premature grave. I shall be Pleased ; to givu
any information respecting set ease. Yours with respect.
1.,M. REEVES,
No. S strel, Watt(); Seca ~ 4- Third, i;lnsden, 21". J.
il"• PrtteitAFlNa, be particular to Warta mind that
the -eriginor and only genuine Wad cherry PriTiara-
Gm" is prepardit by DR. n‘llllNl7. - .k
and for sale by their authorized .ii ents,.l. G. Brawn:and
.1. F. C. Itiartinottsville; ti. Iluntzitmer. .S.elinyl
kill Haven t• Eekel do Itarndt, Tremont. dee large
advertisement liar additional testimony.
itietEANit ,- Brovght home ae door It" the ,l/f/tien '
A wonderful descry has recently noeu to-Welty Dr.Cui
tis, of this eltiri in the trtsf mrnt ofCensudrption. Asth
ma and all diseases Of the Lungs; We reftir fe "Dr.:Cun
tis' lirmant, or Inhaling Ilygeait Taper add Cherry' Syr
up." With tl;. , Ilt.if method Dr: C. has ritstored thany
afflicted ones tEi perfect health: a$ an evidence of which
he has innumerable ciTtiiiMtea Speaking of the instil
ment, a phyiddan remarks; ...it IS evident that inhaling
—constantly bieathing. an wend& healing vapor. the
medicinal propisrties;mtuct come In direct cantact with the
whole of the Mini cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the
many and varied changes produi*l upon them when in
trod mud into fhe stomach, and subjected t 4 the prodessot
digestion. TIM Hygeaua Is for sale at all the drtoigists
throughoutf SIM country.—Veto ;PA* Dulthsaan of. Jan
uary 14. ;
Inhaler is worn on the breast under the linen
without' the least isconvenieneethe heat of the:body
being sufftelent to evaporate the fluid.
Hundreds of cases of Cane , like the following; might be
named. One Package of Ifygeana has cured me of the
Asthma of siv.learalstandlng.—Jed. F. Kteabury,..P.
of Done.tomoli, Pa.
I am cured cif the Asthma of In . yearastandlng t+y Dr.
Curtis',lfygeatia.—Ntrryard Listen. Bronklyn: .1.
Mr. l'aul,iof:No. i, Hammond. Street. Nest Corky was
cured of a !tx•TCI:o case of Bronchitis by thiilly.umna.
My sister:htts been cured of a Distressing Cough s of sev
eral years staadinA, and decided to be ineurable by her
PhYskittns.i title Was cured in one month by the llyge
arm—J.l/4 Ga ithert, AL. le ichipond, •
Prim , three, dollars a package :Sold by Curtis, Peikins.
Boyd l'anh No. 149 Chambers:street. , Notr
packages seat Tress by express to any, part of the (tolled
States for Ten: Dull.
N. tlurtls' Ifygrana is': the original and only
genuine artlet,e,nll others are bate imitation's or site and
injurious counterfeits. Shun them as you would liaison.
. [37491
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• , ~; - - 4 - MARRIED. ' • i -
BOWEN-LJONES—On. the 2.5 th inst., by the Rev' ' , Wm.
MoirstL EllgO3 Powix to Sanatt.,fosm, bOth of SL Clair.*
. WATERICIIARDS.--On the 21st hist., by the Rev.
Joseph Merobl, SAMUEL WATZEi to CAROLINE I:I6ILIXDS,
411 (4 . thIS tarre. " . . ''
4•• i ' . '
\ ' DIED.
, • .
PARKIN.---Rerently., at Olien's 3.11.10 Creek,
SauthsAustralls. ettaimas secured eon ' l ot' }tr.
Jo,iah Parkin, of this town, ta tba 30th year of lits 2t;;F-
CORRECTED WEEKL
Wheat Inouri bbl" $lI 50
Rye Flour.: bbl„ 700
Wheat, bulilt4 , l, 2 00
Rye. ."' da . 135
Vora,. f 0.4 i. : I'lo
bate. „(1 70
14vtatmas, - H.6 - 1 25
Timothy Seed,, -2 25
Clover Beoo,i 4 00
I :
FOlt SALE & TO LET.
12 FOR screws;
natal:4 4bn:tresses of onideocription.. Apply . 1.0
•! B.DANICAN. •
313,3 r : 20-
HARD TIMES.
A GOAT lIARGAIIN OFFERED
-11
them:le-half Interest in a; tlrstrcht.is Operation. Ap
ply at . WM. ';•.P. STEINBI.3IO E3t.'S
Msrch 447,at.x1y Offiio, Silver Terrire.
LOPR, of thd choicest Oliiii and
New. Y:ailt brands, neatly put up hi i and Newt.
sacks, c.i•prt's., , ,ty for family we, for saleat
•. CHICTIEFITII
anunitsion rtour.D9ot; tbare stmt.
Pottsville, June 30,'55 1 . i
1' OR S -- ENV PERPEN
k:a7ine of I 0 FIOIS power with MIME com
plete—the Ikhole occupying ' a Spam tire feet "(mare. To
be seen at tte York Store . .
• . E. YARDLI Y 414 SON.
PottssiN. Xeseus . ber 8., 155; - • 44-ti
UtiF i '.s3 FOR SALE.-4 ex-.
ICaniessl' teapot
and a ecessary . comp c is, or. 11., , ,,111111s:
wood tiatiOnMay have beer' use; but a short tuue.
This is Qua. of the Cutest to:law:in the chanty. :Apply at
this oilicet;
July
OPELLOWS% CEMETERY. =
IL/Perrot:4 dextrins of ruralising lota tho Odd
Bellow' C4aketery, will apply to •
kluzot Port, ,at the Item our, Tqlm
Bouriqui , itowrza, Centre street; or
Srteatn4. Ronan; Callowlitll Stteat. •
Noyu.:lo3
• 44-tf.
VOW I, SALE:—Twelve smalt. , Cars,
13 Dir . !. li • wbeels, sUitable 'ter .Cetitranters.l.Poundry
men and Iliehsts. or - for Railroad Cmapanies; to use oil
repairs oi'aliout their freight &pots. •Apply to:
CANDEE, WWII Bro.,
.1 Delaware City.
Detober , ,2 . 3241
"ALE-Theh
j` snsseriGer oQers for „,,
bro en, kind and gentie loUteas; siarrantNlitorma and
wtlliug to Murk, and aro largo: tuttletC ...Withltlg . to sal,
be now ci(tois" a bargain. l'erantar 'wishing to buy
call nponi this subscriber at Oiwirturg. 3
I • AI ALIIO.I jf. tt.CItALL.
2
July rj 't t a' • - ,VI••tt"
t'Oß ‘ RENT-4 New Brick Store
linitao:On Mauch Chunk street; built foi a Flour k
Store.l The toternent is admirably adapted to stor
ing Bale:blay„ A Railcard Fltieing adjoining the build
ing. rins , 4stoot given on , the Is of .Aprit, or earlier it
desired, by applicnUon to the rutscribera at the York
Store, j E/Y.,I4DLET k SON.
rotterilleilanuary G, 1855 .1-tf
f.FOR, ALE.—Thrme best ftniShSteam
Fn 4 manufeetaired Burden, of Brook'
yo, Nuw Nerk, of ten, twain and fifteen item power,
with Leiontotive boilers, snap) first rate running order,
havingbee. in use but one you are new In opera
tion on the new Docks of the Ctiem k Delaware Ca
nal, one at Delaware City, one at > George and one at
Chest potke City, where they ran be seen at any time, and
any inibireatlon given that leap be requiredt They will
be sold at a; bargain, by • rea p
MIDGE k Co,
Delaware City.
Oefoi.ir 4241
MARKETS.
POTTSVILL
_frit 'TIM' JOURNAL.
Dried Ilea** par'd4 $4 75
do- do impar'4, 200
blot" APPIO, Pared/1 200
E*o, dozen. • 14
'hitter, per pound, j • 10
Elionlders, ; do 41 10
Him' as, d 014.10,10
nety, per ton, Z:u 00 .
Pl*ster, do '; 600
IffRATION.
ADIVIUNIITRATION NOTICE.--
- VilnaitO, letters of Administration on the estate
£14A116-111.1111.ES.q0ONIN ELL, tate of CUM town
OtapilelineklU eouritytetaaseti, has been granted by
the BritittnO: of &hay ' toasty, to the subeeriber ,
thertdteok indebted to the estate el said deceived:
are requested to make payment, and these having claims
till ptottettt thorn for settlement.
O'OONNELL, Aden,isinarir.
'55 - • •
MIR
ADMINISTRATOR'S - NOTICE.
.112 The subscriber harittn been.airpolnted -Admin
istra
oor to the estate of CHARLES D'IRAUCII. &mask!, late
f the borough or Pottsville, &buyikiii cout ,iy, an 1 , 1 ,
sous indebted to sphl estate are requested to nuke Imme
diate payment, sad all persons having claims are reques
ted to preaient:theits forpettiettreert to - • •
ISAAC b711A.V.111, .Administrator.
Branch Wiry, , June '65 " =43
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
Tbe under:dusted, haring been appointed Admlu
:tester Of the Estate at ANDREW, WILLtuElt. dreca . F
ed, late o 1 Schuylkill Ilareit, Sthirtkill county, notk:ects
herety given to all person: inileided to said Eatite4to
make immediatei payment, and all tinew haring claims
said Estate. to Present them for payment, to ,
MARIA WILIZICER. Administratria,
June 6, 1834,1 Schuylkill Haven, fts
WANTED.
N •
OTICE' to Teachers.---Wanted--
I Niue Male" and Three temple Teachers, tn. the
t'cbools In Blythe township. An 'examination , will be
held in tha Selma House, In Nor Philadelphia, caTtunt,
day, August it 10 o'clock, A. 31; Schobls commute
en the first Monday ofSeptember; and continue nitte
months, JAMES IC-NOWLIN, .sx*.y.
July 2 , 3, ' 30.3 t
NI I
WANT - t . A situation as Postural
. y y outdooe: Agent, Superintendent Of Coal Colliery,
Or in any other respectalle capacity—by a middle aged
rtuarriwl inert, now redding In Philadelphia. Any 14f
-1 . tteg &limo of securing the services of A person every
way competent, ;wilt please addres, ler further part/ea
ten!, "U. F.. itut B, Pottsville P. O."
July"
.tl -1 0, TEACHERS -4IVAM'ED.-
Marten Male Teachers for the SehteAs in Casa talen
t a p. An Iristalcation will be bold at Primrose. In said
I township, on fadtmisy. July: Mb, at 1.2 o'clock, M.
One Female and six Male Teachers, for the ttclux,b4 In
' Branch townshiP.• An examination trill be held in Llev
i .ellyn, on Patttrds*. Anenst. 4th, at 1 o'clock. It M. '..
Six Teachers for the Schools In the borough 'of Miner*
sine: i • ! : .
. . .
One Male. salsii,l4.o per month. .
.__^,
Two; remales,"i 22 • _
1 Three " " i 18 . ~ ' •
,Afidxstobsstbsti will be held in.the atone school hems%
on Wednesday, Angust, 15th, at 1 o'clock P. M. ' •
Two Male and throelrentaht Teschentirt Tamaqua. An
examination 101 he held in the school home on Broad
street.: on Tintotlity, August 16th, at 10 o'clock, A. 31.
Fled Male Teachers for the Sehoolain Norwegiadtown
ship. 1 examination at Iteed's school house, oho-re Potts,-
villa. an Itaturday, August inth, at 1 o'clock. It M.
The schools of. Branch township to ho kept open nine
mouths, all othrrs ten mouths. Those of Case township,
to welt on the let of August, all others on the 14 of
Salaries
Salaries Of Mitips from V.:2 to 14of Emurtes,frotall6
to s22 . per month& .
Applicant's test 'well known to the Directors must pro
(Dust testimeet4le of rood moral character, and all who
cltsiroit priratd examination. muss obtain the consent of
l a la ma! May rt .
itipypo:F f . th i Board. of Directors of the district where ,
AIiEIVSON.
• 11424y_Superintendeit.
.
Innerly - 111e, ttly 21, '55 tt3,3t
HARDWARE.
-
(IRAIN !CRADLES; Glass Scythes;
. ,
Scythe Stich', Graid Meltlet Juad Hay and Grain
Rake* at the Hardware t Iron Dept. }TANK )'t7VI. '
June 9, '5 . 5 ; 4 , ,
C gROUNI) LAND PLASTER, by the
• bushel mr . ill smaller inantities. Hydrant Cement,
~ tined Plaster, White Sand, at the Hardware and iron
Depot. . FLUNK POW.
June 9,'65 ; ;ten-tr
DE MAR VARN I SH—a beau
flint
O artislr, for wall paper or China Glass painting s
BLAOi VAR.:SH, fur Iron Itailinginifalde fur cemetery
lots, at the Llattlwaru aud Iron Depot. I , II,ANK FQTL
dune : '
PA'I'ENT EXPANDING Window
Jspriwz---ttio cheapest and mort simple Springin war,
Me Gnat, articlq Utter you lay away *tights and pulley - a.
You ran appty:a; the hardware and Iron tkpot.
- FRANK POTT.
June 9„ ; • tf
A.MERIC AN and English 'fable Cut
' kry. Doti...iors' and IVest , nbt‘itu's ' Pocket Knife's.,
silver plated Spoons and Forks. Tin Trays and Walters,
Donont, Saurtfnans, Orldirorus and Coffee Mills at the
Hardware and tren Depot. FRASK POTT.
June 9,'5. =if
Ti — LISI 11ACKING, Blacksnaith'. ,Bel
ark.... AaVilp, Liana Liamthere, Shoeioß linivea,
'louse Nails, 'trate Chains, Itr•pe, /letup Parking:rumps,
White 1.1.. d arid oils, at the Hardware/Ind Irf , n Depot.
i1t,A...N.12 .P01"T. •
. .
Jtine %%55 1 b ,_ - : 24, tr.
CuLTI.V ATIoN Plovs, Plow Points,
Sboyels. i , Padetc. Manure Fore. of the taostlpprorad
patterns, suitable for private and the moat e-stem•ive
farming, at ttiei Ifardware and Iron Depot.
, I i'ILOK parr.
Juno 9, '55 . ~. i - ,:.Z•tr,
- ITAIIDN ARE of 411 Descriptions,
I I I_l'6o L.S. c t the most celebrated makers. Spear and
Jackson's Smirk locks.•Latclies. lUdts, a faritti and large
I assortnaleit of. Ilousekeeplng klaninan., to which the at,
tendion of HMI public is. invited, at the Hartle - ire, and
; Iron Depot. : I, YEANK I'OTT.
• Jttue 9, '.s:t i 1 . al.tf
NOTICES.
STATED .Meetitg of the Schuvl
-1 kill gennty 31edie.al Si - ,eloty will be - held- in the
Council Cletw&r of the llorough of Pottsville, on Wed
nesday. Auzint Ist, at 3' o'clock P., 31. •
o 1 It/E.—We hereby, • inform the
1. putlictitatM.- A. FULLEII . .1.5 no longer our agent.
i BENJAMIN MILNES k CO.,
Afinris and Ship era of that.
. ,
l'hilaira, ;rule 2 , e,
iIISSOI,UTION.— , The' partnership
. Ij/heretoibie existing between the undersigned and
itt.N ICY LEIB, in the , : our, and tirocery business.
is tii,srlved from this dat • be InsinesS will to con
ducted hereafter by the un ecstatic& •-• . •
t TfittllAS. CIIRISM
PottsvillenlF IR, .'3S
tAUTION .—All persons are hereby-.
jeantirinrd against uegtd iating a - note, drawn by Saul
ksblemau, go the order of Jacob hretz and by hint en
dorsed to thirsubseriber, dated June 15th, 1t.55, ter Fifty
payable sixty days after date, as the. mane has
been lost and-payment thereof stopped, to any person ex
rept the subscriber er his ...4.ltOrney, - John; T. Shoener,
Es - t- Pottsville. '• • t C. BALL.
' !Phil:am Only 2ti,-'55 • ;34-
, I.II)IT . POR'S 'NO'l 7 lOE.—Tlle un's:'
dersb;n:al. an Auditor n ppoir,ted by the Orphans'
Court of Sealykill county, to audit, resettle and restate
the account 'of CHRISTIAN 13: II ALDERMAN. lluardian
of I'ItISCILbA NKI:SCIINVENDEIL later Priscilla Balder
man. wiLlattend for that purp'eto at hi t s office, in Market
street, two tioora above Third, ott Friday, 17th August, at
9 o'clock, A.M. .
. W.ll. It. POTTS.
. .
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:July '...•5.‘".1.5 . &kit
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A UDITOR'S. NOTlCE.—Notice is
. 11LherebY given that the tiliders•friled Auditor, ap
ixduied by the Orphans' Court • t of Sch uylkill comfy, to
distribute the balance in the hands of Jchn Bertnun,
Administrator of the Estate of TMAN ILTI; I:EIITRA3I,
deeeased. to and among. therreditors, will attend to the
duties Of his appointinentat his Office lit Centre street,
Pottsville, tin Monday, the :Mai • day of 'Auircist next, at
10 n'eloet. • HOWELL FISHER, Auditor.
July :7 ,155 •
UDITOR'S NO'T'ICE.—The un-
JA. dersined, Auditor appointed by the Orphans'
Court of tichttylkill county to distribute the, balauce re
rnaining iti:the hands of Joel Kistler, administrator, be.,
of JACOB 'RAPP, late of the township of Colon. de
ceased, as shown by the account of said administrator
filed id thellegister's Office, to and among the persons
entitled to:the same: hereby gives notice, that he will at
tend to t he'duties of his appointment, at his oilier,
irrtbe
florough'of Pottssilbt, on Tuesday, August l4th, IS : , .5, at
10 o'clock, A.m.. whew and Whiall an penons interelded
may attend, MYKIL 3l'llOnti , ., Auditor.
July 2S, 705 - , 34.3 e
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XTOI'IOE . .----The: Subscribers have
,
11 this day assodatctl with them, in The Lumbe'r bus
iness-at Mount Hope, Schuylkill county, It: C, IitISSF.LIy
under the name and firm of 11.4.111 i le. SEVERN .i 7 CO.
HARRIS tt.'6.l:V ERN.
'June 16,754' : --." :
...le .
..
liiidersign'd has been
appnhtted the agent of the own - rs of "The Ward r
Property:' !tad offers for sale biablin;lots in the boron&
of Fain Mtp, on reasonable toms. Office, Morris Addl.
tion. ! : • L. P. BROOKE. •
Pottarill, February 3.18.15 5-tf •
VOTlCE.—Proposals will be r
e-11 caved at thetouttnlasieners Office for the erection
of a bridgeacross Pine Creek, with a roof, near Joseph
onesse,s, in liegins‘townshigfthoylkill eounty.lo the
3Oth of dull. Specifications can be seen at the COninds
donors' (Mee. By order of ate Beard. '
LC.A. 51..KEPNEB., Ckri:.
Pottsiille, July 1.4,'65
TOTICE is hereby given that .an
plicatlon will be =do at the next 130:4k,n •ot the
Lt.gislatur.) of Pennsylvania, Gar the inTorprrration of a
Savings Batik, with the usual priilleges. said Bank to be
railed "The Swatara Savings /lank - with a capital of
Twenty Thousand Dollars, with the privilege to increase
the stun to One Ilundred Thousand Dollars, and to be he
cat in the town of Ikanaldenn, &tinylkili teunty. •
Oonaldwan, Juno 30,
NrnOTlCE.—Letters:'l'estaentary up;
•on' Uio will of SAMUEL 11. NEWBOLD, late of
Burlington county, Not Jersey, deceased. hare been
granted by the Register of -Willa of s.ehtiyrlkill county,
Pennsylvania to Thomas IL Trotter and Christopher Lae
tier,. the &tem:aunt named to :the Will, Awl they nnuesli
all persona haring claims or demands against the EMate
of the said SA3IU.EL li. NEWBOLD,.to make known. he
mane to them without delay. 'llium AS IL TIP VITEN,
82 Walnut street. PhihuielphLs.
CIIRItiTOPRER tor-srit,
Centre i•tri44, Pottsville
inn° '55.; Cat*
TO'rICE to all the tieirs and Itepre
sentittives of JACOB FAUST, thito of the Voir:ship
of West drunswick in the county of Schuylkill, deceased.
peasuaie to an order of the Orphans' Court of 'the
county of:Schuylkill, an inquest will be held at the pub.
lie house of Jacob KimmeL ld the township of Porter, in
the rounlY aformid. on Tuesday,ine 28th day of August.
1845, at 10 o'clock in the fonmoon, to make partition of
the roar ettato of the said thenseed, to and among his
children and legal representatives, it that can be done
without Prejudice to and spoling of the whole. otherwise
to value and appraise the fume; whim and a here you
may attend If you think proper. JAMES NAGLL
Sheriff's frtilec, Pottsville, • - ' Mai".
July 21st, 11555. l . •
Eiri
NOTICE OIL APPLICATION FOR
Increase of Ca ldtal.-It is the lolentlon of ' , the
stockholders of "The Miners' Bank of Pottsville, In the.
county Schuylkill" hianply to the next- Le; ststure
fur au extension of their corporate banking and disizunt
lug privileges. The IMMO and style of the said rorpcvs..
holt is The 311nene.hank of Pottsville, in the ( L OAMY oh
gCbUYIkIIL " It Is located in the tcrough of Pottsville,
Setruyliall county. It wax created fqr a batik of disconut,
deposit and issue, sod with a capital of Two hundred
Thousand Dollars, and the Intention is to ask ttr au in.
crease•otrapital of Three hundred Thousand Dollars, so
that *het:rafter the capital of tho said lank shall he Vise
1/111111F0 Thousand Dollars. " JOHN SUIPPEN,
(111:1$ town, Cashier. • Pr4.141..cnt.
•
Juuu al, 1115 • • 254 sal nJ
I)ISS'OI..UTION.—The partnership
heretofore minting between liettry Eckel acid John
emit. trading under the ftruk.of ECKEL k 11.1.1CIPT,
fin Tretwillt, hcLuYikill Cuuuty, was dissolved by mutual
morsel, on the 30th day of June tact. All threw ituleht
'44 theUt, will matte payment without delay, and those
ba% lug claims against said finn,.will prevnt the runs to
either of them, ' AiSNILY ECKEL,
. . .... .
The nod,araigned will continue thetnertantlle bdslue.es
al; heretofore at the old ataud, and wilt iu.,ep ea hand ,a
full assortmentar dry galas. grereriet., qu,h•usanre,haril:
ar,,ru, notions, etc. % and la determined to welt at genii piii
fits and quick natural,. '4'liame call "dna and all" and ca
w:nine AV ,yourkeircb.„ ..-JOUN HAMM. •
Julyl4, '.55 s -,:•-4`t
.COVV.---Strayed away, , at
itt . ut 4 mamba 'am, a LIGHT RXD C9W
a Dynan with big horns—she no
haP 1 ; 4,,
tali. 'Whoever returns her to the sobwails:r.,, th . ' 4 l
Informs:lin will taistaltably marl. A. 1
..I.llrtersiMe, July
STWAY MULES.—Carne tO---'.l
the Prefaces' of the inheerilxr. at the 'L\
11 King - Sun Tavern, in MI nem llle, on the 1:1*.4
hut, I.wd. Moles, one n STRAWBERRY ROAN ,
other, &DARR BAY Horse 'Aluler-lx,th gat e 18 ; : o.
owner It nagneeted to tome V. , nrard, pwne prr, 1., l l*
ehar,p-s, 4nd take them away. 6therwla., th,, - ; :jil
sold aeroidlng to law. , J 11 . 013 RI'N ... ' ''.
.1E44, 65 ' - Rit
::•:. as
T - RTF i iiiiCEC - - - -
S
. 4
. _curie to *IL:
/he Tiretalser of the Sntarrit.o., on K.,, i . r\
day, July IS Ih, a BAY STL D MULE.I , IInd hi
the light eye—with a long ewiteh la)]. pn. ,A.,
to
quested rall,proye property am pay clurze 4 4'.2
to to:sr Awls; Trier
Flowery Flold,:july 21. 'n,S:
•
PEA.rry, TI-1031As & CO. h at;,
rend to;the off.fr in J. .11111rnan;. 'int l ., t..;
nit. In Centre F . trvt, a for dnc.rs st.r.s , .• ti,,, i',urni,"
Ilan, where pot.outt lusting irazirw A s W i th i , : __ 1, 4
v,:,
plm.sa c 4,11. , .
•
NTHOTlCt.— = ilaCollf : Prier,: 4: C u.
c*ntinne hprtVt,r, il
Vrtaat niad WalOut strertr, t
003 ca, Mwrie
Pottsqilte. Fet , suary 3. IK,S, • ;,;•
(iO%L LANDS WANTED,—p ari
haviaK tg.:gala• trarta any ikirtf tL„. A ,,
Reglon, which they know or to
Lln.l, incitifcl eornmunie.ite with
' IIENItI7 IV. 1.0.41.1".„ Minh : V.nris
7.‘fnys, 1.R.45 IS-tr
eIOAL!
'ct•ustaatly r,n 13.311 d 3 Ine-,;‘, quantity .1
stui aminony
Luidtel.bi the lowert cash twirl,. Ile is a 1.., pr,p 3; ', 1
rewire coal on :Yardage, and P, d e li.o. r th,
Yam,. S. W.:corner Dn.Ad 'and Call-whi:;
Arch 'groat Wharf,
Philadaphla2; A '
EMI
• •
4 •!! S. tt'wt; L. ROliEin 'S, 5114 ) ,,
• ?A: e' and. deramt in the 'ration!. dileriptioL,'l,
TllltAtllTit WM4 including the test qualiti,..
and Red .Islo,ttotu the .1 - :4t,re. , .% - e',..1,4e f,!,.
; 11 - hart, Locum rtreet,
ute c c e s-No. ht.: i Walnut ktre,t, t'hi1.i..411..t,
No, DS :State stivot., Boston.
''
'March 24;1644 1 . :,,,,,
..,
lOGETiS,. SINNICKSON
t to..
Inners aid Shippers , tY, ,, a). ty na, 1 1,,,,,, ! 4 ,
cea-4..0. :',
NO , Waln tut street. Philadelphia; l '"`
' No. Zei Itruatiuly. Ntos .fork:
: ennt r t, e_ ti S ti. t- f u o i t y; a , 4;. e k , t,y ), al
b w o ri c rii r l .. L .,, l ... l . l :l;: i
r • r;:t „ :7 .n . :,..1. 4
Where 'they
reAvh. Orrhardand year. Moto:fain 10 , 4 Au, 0.0. W 4;
401 from the Raters and Bf rte.: lii.ciA Pins. all of ‘4,,
erg free burning. awl adapts'd to bunt.) , use.
Alm" 'their 211c0a JM and itmod Ifounl4An Mar u i
Owl, sUitable for Ttiruaelt and Iry n IA QT•loo. .
• Febrnstry 24, P 5.55
-'-' ....--
, , k./.;,,,
CIO-PA At,
DENRLEJ basin; rant n I the .0 •Ttl:;
of en3i. has this day associated with him o
deurird, John 'lLi.anntel, Jr_ And 11. P, th,
the ti nof Lew LS AI:DUI/LIED Walual
WhArf or!, and 8,, Port Moho, ~ 7 14.
/..P.W1:!: A UI:LNLIED,
LIDA:GP 11. Pi rpT3,
ADDISON CIIIT.II.
'WILLIAM G. A NitizT.
jUIIN 1:03131.1.1 e Je,
Jannarrlt,.lAs3
..iin(lersizth:ll 1,17,
VOTIOE.-7---The
t6L4 d4y. May lA. I tntet,d cr-mrtr. r . t 4
underl. the nape and style V.ll. A. A. T.
the ptj ry of tratootctiog 16E: of al brae.,.
„ .
•, . V. IIAI: , lilt Nis ERA .
A Itr NUll S T. myyr
iVhar_f—rAtntard start , Schuylkill.
.
. . •
0 . 1 1 6ici..-9. w. mrner Front 'and IVAlnut
Ir. ff.& A. T. MTERs,
Cola Omlen., I..orribard Str"et. 11 - harf. S4 - hti)11:11.
W, ff,rnit Front and Wstaut Strei.t.
ear or singli• ton.
.I'hitad.lphia. May luS4
BUSINESS CARDS.
PORT CARSON SHOVEL FACTORY,
ChOriels Smith, Proprietor.
An kinds of coal sh vela, spades, coal riddles, it
The pativr4o of the public IA
July zo-1T
•
T
41 (Ifa l. m 2 '1; h at
L „ 1.
Eq., name building. Marrn 11.
DA VI D B. GREEN, Attorney at Lit,
f`trtsvilic,ra. Office in dlari,et stroq, pp i
.ra:l4 Office.. • July 14,
JOHN CIIARLES. I,AYCOCK.Coz.
ej. Baur and Attorney at Law, No. 73 Filth rtr,t,r
Anil; Philadi4l2l4. Ifurch
TQHN P. HOBART, Attorney at L:
• •
t . ) C4 , l7llllh.sioner I',,r New Ynrk. I e p,nit;
House, Crotre liana.
Apfil 4, 1.F52 'l7ly
Pill -- SICIAN, SURGEON .k ACC(irCHEn.
Ocoee 7 .-31aritet St., above Second,
l'ottn . ilk, Der. 1;. 1 , 54",•L • Mi.-
iven rt Oral L ml.
JOHN .110Dtriii 'lino:; LnDr
PoitFrille.•Juue
ST u. llo . li t SE, , tp ll.t . c . )rn th ey ,T a , t , L n T
yott*Tule,
Jule 9. 'L
riliialiAS IL BA Al, Attorun
°Mee in Centre street, tha
Cnureb, Pctiss l'enua.
Nov. 7.74., 1853 • 47-1 y
- 11
- 0 - ti CLAlMSprouipo N fr
attewird et . ) by J. W. P.6,1•10.11itY.'
'Atiorni.c at Law - , rorner Market and S.NT. , istt.
rottwrillel - March IK•S 1 -13'
-- ET.TS'illiAu •s; C. Banke
dinmc!,3 - per inkrpt to dep t ,-itor..
and interest d yable on demand.
Mottelt 17 it , Z>s 11:
beutiisurgery. eue dour abut,: C. lirtve!
Jewelry atom, Centry street. Putf.srilL , .
bk.pteutber
ittEUHGE ( e , Attornuv
k . pottgrine, l'enna.. win at i,nd
fu :ichuylkill county and •ofh : ,,to Ce
street, many om..elte the 3ii 'ars' Bank.
July 7, *(4,
G. I‘loliltlSON, Dealer
_LI • waro, Lis; anti Quivusw . are aul imokin7.l,l3
wutio.ale tiud retail. Town Lail. Cvntre stmt.
vUI 'Ps.
Jtme _[Nov. 11, 44; tf
Ifi - t7 -
'lll at LZIW Pottsville. Samylkill
vauyr offee In Centre Stri:vt, early unAstte theL
nets. Etattk
January 4, 1-i,
‘7 . EVILLE & -I{ICHAHI)S, Attornr ,
11 at Law will attend to all bllsines! , lotra'v o ll.l4
witk allllptleo and care: Office Crutry n , ;111. ,
to 11. It: McirrLs' :tore; •
J line 11, IBSa [Jan. S. 'Zkt :2-12;
ih 4l ‘-.11 W ARD SHIP.VEIN, attorney
' Condiscnor at Lac, Philadelphia, will t t ,
letlions, and all'otlier loga: duidunri in the lip I i
delphia. adjoining Counties and efgew hen, (.rtiirn
corder and aluut Streets. Phihoia, .
V f ti, E FF, Attorney
havitig reinoTed to rottsi inn, has opnev,l
lico!unAer the;TelL%raph ortice„ I..!entreztreet,oppoc
Mine ' Bank.
1*,, , ,1n1N•r 6,1.551 .
QA.NIUEI: GA Rlt E'r.r
Lloouveyancvr and General Collett..
business entrusted to hint :Rh dillgetik
flee; Centri. street, l'ott We, I'a—opposite
N.D.—The Docketai of N. all. IV awn, 14.41
fe.s l ion of Eiatanei Gariett. E.sq.. (July 13,.'l
T { ..,
f EgitY W.' POOLE, Civi.
a ee
and Mining Enginr. retil
i
NAVIVIIIV, pa., stands to any snrverh, Eaplorat
other tuglineting work connected With the Ant)
Coal Region of Pen iniliTaeda,
July 18.54
CI.EO. K. S% I'l'll, :11Lti I:N(1EN ,
neerand i.turreyor. Fiber Terme, Cvntr., Ft
Po I►la Pa. Faatulnatioris, ltep,rts. SurTPjf
31aini of OW 311nes,.Coal Laii'ds, Mining. Marld , or!.
exoented oh the shortest rwticc. AOnt or Gal )I;st
September :".•tt
AGENCY—For the Purchase
. .114 of .1161 Estate: buying and se ' llin- Cr
k ebange of Coal Lands, Mines, dc- and rob
rents—fm twenty years experience in the cut
hopes to re satisfaction. ' 011ice.31ahsntasco S
Pottsville.. : . , CE,:. V. iill
4+pri 1 6,0)
1,144(
1 - URVES,..DEM.F.I? I.N SO]
• Doty Copper. Brun, Bar and Itl..t•k
petter Lela .te. Orders reeriTed fn V.r,t.s and (
work, and 31achlne turnishinir. rders rota
with the Above line promptly attended to.
ire V. Corner Venn and F.r.uth zdr.;t.
•
dune 11;.103, •;;.tf
-- • •
"lAT Ikll WILSON, (late J ustiee of
• Piace,) rlll promptly attend, 1.; ben , a ll,l
lir, arbitrator; administrator. ais.Dl 14 r
Linn% and' saiet of bowies. ;Ma, lantlo, coal. iantfr
Funeral Dierthandlso—collirtiruz bil!s. r ate. icil.
fie.. togothor with an other but.ineq,. kilst
friends and the community at imTe may Is' I , 'v e
fiver him with..lull
t! - .EO. 'BROWN, Insprutor of TL
VA tenders his serykes to LAII.I-4, inTs and "d e
=kite; Exatialstations. Itrporta, Ac., 3lnas
Land!. Trom his knowlence of Vein , . and c sprer
!Sluing; Cr,perntinr.s. hnring'l,:en in tltlSOunty 115
and zarrital ota Minim Lod p‘als. Le Is T"
itelLr'dl sidtAfattion to all Who may
ItEFEILi to .Tio.tan :SIMI. and It. I:..\n
And livuantx 311L'irs And ILO qt . rit:it.
Phil:o(4M*, for capability and inte.;rity. -
Fat , t , rsenian, June 30..
L. SCOl"f, Attorney at
v T j shaprkin, Northinnberiand ts..untj, ft.
Rrftrear,'s:
lion. Jaatas Pnidocx,4levern,r t f Peonsyltsalt.
•'!"Et3ln Lams, Chief Justice of Penny :vAr,
ALEX. Jonn.o, Sunbury. Nr.rthounf , r l3r4C '
;". 1311-.V.T. PATTON. Trivorton. Nrrthundspr:s ad
JOSN COOPER,
tPansllle, :tkni4c.re,,D
-3,". Joinn_k W. (Nome.
Idesant. thrum, Lana Lt . ...,
'. iTxrnix.cr. Demon:4 Jr
IXAVAcIL. J %roar S. Co., )
lbeernperrai) 1.,14
r.llO . THE PUBLlC.—llaving
•
ed my heslh by close coufinetheot, to mf , arf
having riow recovered shook entin.ly. to 3 3,,i,13 7
Into a state of nervotot ireital.i!lty. I hire det.mg
change to some extent the 'hawser in w hi It I her'
orto prrtetieed my profctatino. 4.1
' take,tlsht method of inf,rmin:: A
kill Cottoty, the rentlerrion of-the Nir in It%
the Puhl.k coin -ally, that after. the f co. day rf/rrx,
1 will raipilirly attend the hterm- ~ f :he o.urt .
er
pleas, mtd pray iro therein. 1 will inilleintiir
Ittlrh legal trt&ine.ini AS way be eelliitictit
JoIIN wru'R.
13.1,
!kiarrla T., IRgi
05 .. 4 ......._ • ~ tho
M P. I i)()I)S 1 ).t ,
. , t t,..1 6 .
If r . 7 11. 1 . 'I iv• t . anti Mt.....t.ajn.1,711 Pentl.t. I , t..., s „ ;
n t t . tht '_, De fl 1")(11tal I.siiitli.lnnent. in thl 4 r ll r, '
State. non intonds to t ? Ati l t his po t , n . the 1..n ,11
On% improvement ln' thel art. 11e t rtytran to g I.` i v
nature to nnieety in Ib4 adtiptatit o nn , l A rrtnr
•Terrts.tnttal lc t.l. Y It rr.eal t Tr..: h : it t ., r.< twrri' l ,,.
,
iris on Atottowherir prt.i.nre, to tho t nth - a exel ll' t,.
Iplral gliyincw; t.:t tntet A AVAtt }mill) ,r,l rotV te ‘1
lir. and - fill.. d e nying truth with nI. tviq i ''''' ''
wan durinc liti.. •
ittne t e
;In .31arkat at twat, two dmrs ,11,-.le Crutre.
lido. ,
Feb.'s I°3S (July ''"..., Is;t4 I'o'-‘
JOUN BARNDT
COAL.
DR. J. T. NICHOLAS,
Niagist
will a' t 4 r
and
iiiiio
BEI
MA