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THE manrsovrit TO PIEELADELTIM.
We. all attention to a connannication id
oer'coltimiti, on the subject" of the iiroP94 4 '
near outlet, fiam ou r fiebia Mader:7
Pt4.ttimaiff:Ods tiloroug--
fare...can: onlr ba appreciated. by - time: who
baveloatfelt the want' 60 - •
i'rojecta for i'l:oute; to thi Read'
i 44 4.- B. of Porii4 l
Itountige,", in the langnage:of ;our correspon.,
dent, have been agitated itt diggings"
for-saver:a years peat,hit 'the difficulties in , '
f 6 m* ,100*4 of another dad
Wong the 'Valley of, the Sebuylkal, preoccupied
by a canal and a rival ralroad,-ware
credlesermountable. In the mean time, the
apc'es:qtY scone deckive measures was deny
becoming mote apparent, and it has beenaud
is reOdered certain, that by the time the new
line could he , completedilhe demand for coal
,would 'exceed the 'capacity of the routes corn
With regard to the two lines now in opera.
timi, it; may be - remarked, that in order , to en
sure even moderate ; dividends to the , 'Flock.
}Midas, after paying interest on.the enormous
liabilities of those companies, high charges
will
,hive to be perpetuated, particularly' by
the Railroad; and Canal cannot be used in
the sria!er 88401 L.
Now let us examine-the elementsof the new.
route—as the astronoinbrs say,, If 'the Allen.
town and Auburn, and 'the Norristown and
Alielitot4n railroads should be built, they will
d6uhtless be able to sustain 'themselves profit
ably , it depentleat,of the traffic between Potts
ville and PhiladelPhia; and therefore all the
pry nt aUually required , to sustain our new
route, will be the interest on, say $lBO,OOO
the estimated cost of the connecting
But it wilt be fair to charge this line with • its
proportionate, share of interest on the Cost of
the whole route. The estim ated, cost of the
portions of the above nam ed' routes used by
this linels not Auite two millions, tint say two
. and_ half millions: t,The
,NorrixtoFtLittd .
Philadelphia. road, lay one flu - ilion l ,intiking
three and a half r itillionti l includink the con
necting link. .1t will certainly be liberalif we
- assume one-third of thia capital, as th i e pro
portion chargeable to our line. Assuming
one million tons of coal, as the : annual busi
ness of the road, eight-mills 'per ton per
Mile is the maximum cost of transportation
on a road of this description, or sixty-three
• eunts per ton, from Auburn 'to Philadelphia.
Then ii per et. interest CM $1,166,000 ( one- ',
third of 31 millions) will g ive $70,000 annual
interest,• which divided on one million tons,
gives secen cents per ton—making the cost of
transportation and interest seventy cents per
ton. from Auburn, and all that is charged over
. that amount, will go towaids extra dividends.
'['his 'calculation, may at first view be deemed
visionary, but we are satis fi ed it . ivill bear a ri
,r gid scrutiny. • • .
A line can also be branched off at Mann
ytink and run down the Schuylkill, bringing
all the landings into requisition, and then pass
over ihe Neck to the Delaware, where a bet
ter shipping port can be established than ri . nw
' exists at Pint Richmond. • •
Highly Important.
Since the above was in type. we have learn
ed from a gentleman from New York that the
money for the making , of the connecting link
between Auburn and Allentown, has all been
taken, and the road will be placed under con
tract as speedily as possible: The Norristown
and Perkiomen connection at Seibert's Gap,
should therefore to be commenced at the Bonin
time—the different interests in the line of the
near goad from.Eleibert's Gap to the Delaware .
front, Philadelphia, ought to go to work at
once, and ensure the prosecution to . comple-
Lion of it.
The difficulties to be overcpme, in the gra
ding and_ construction .of the contemplated
new wad, are not so great as at "rat supposed;
and it will lie perceived in connection with
this matter, that our communicant, who is a
practical man, and thoroughly acquainted
with the obstacles to be surmounted, in the
building of the new road, corrects some iai-
portant errors which Appeared in our paper
some time since, in regard to grading at cer
tain points. With this Orrectett view, the new
railroad fr4ln Pottsville to Philadelphia 'be-
comes yet more feasible, as the grading is
lighter than at first stippond, and the esti
mated ciist of • the connecting link, but s
trifle comparatively. '
When everything is taken into considera
tion,—new and most solvantageoos Coal de.
pots at Philadelphia and along the 'rode of
the proposed new road; decreased tolls on
that article• to operator and -dealer, - thereby
affording it in Philadelphia at, a reduced
price to the. consumer ; a more favorable
point of shipment below Philadelphia on the
Delaware, and the checking of at preseit
onerous and burdensome charges, the warm
eat interest in dnr opinion, should be felt in
this region, along the route, and in the city,
in the project,. and measures be adopted' to
start simultaneously with the new Coal road
.to New ICork, and speedily secure the. de
sired -Perkiousen and Norristown connection.
Figures are adduced to allow 'exactly what
difficulties are,m be overcome, and what the
connection will cost. - There is nothing eh&
mericad in the matter. Everithing is plain,
and those deeply interested - in the growing
trade of this Region, cannot, fail to perceive
that the benefits to be.derived from the:- pro
jected nesrioad, to themselves, are incalca•
fable. The question itc—shall the road ,be
constructed Y . . -
•
iv:i.f.l:§ 4:144 /164
- ,
In oui Wit isdce, . ,We spoke of the great
misfortune that -Iniuld befall our Cou4kfrif
we should -commit the grave error of electing
to tlie Sheriffalty; a timid, vacil acing, irree
olute"won. ' In ilrii region with its *OW
elaisei of residrukta t all are aware: that th 4!
Sheriff zit net TillyTa civil, but wills, oceirrios
cominanda, a Military officer: The man - them
fori,
,wlin at i'inonient i li warninie May - be
called; to.,e*, h94ofmilitifYr.so
soptirma-dierrisr u aitould winos jridgment;
courage; flpnness, auddilastion. Re should
taiii; be . entirely freefrom groteholitalierite,
anti one that the eitiseee of Oor"eounty , at
alliimes could platoaidieicPius:
- I ;Trow, Jaityeekoentoiderwhairi peesom
-o,ti;he correetibit ,of . the **tient that
geteihe ost4idati(of
- may ford* Sheri Silty was o,toosithet. of ibir
l o biti,di League: Vm ela stria, Mei Main.
of bee)torolagh
4014: emit peat*
Welt, ai he coat DOI teCtiVAI Alr)14:1110 9f
the v suentbelitOri,fieT'T!,iik'jeliigibojied by, the
thf, ; Lealiaa t 'MA' hi Ow exim
await -yeay pg oas
tiaillerafts regla aupptiet 4aicart.
Anima lotthe . pagahaps
.1040 the ierhs
Nomi toik the Aiaarieiti
for the sow hapartarti4ffeee*ltha
.corked; and faeteeble to Mr. Kw Although
'we differ with htII on' one - point, yet,
tr f rim. in Mr. Koch it man of
forth, 0 0 Pnegifi k antigi: . W llO4. tell
e t
an earnest adm , xite of a 7 _gernt "4
Oaten', in the sale ofiritiixi g ligeolN*
ravor entir e , uncompromis i 1 prohibi*l
6t though we difero,,this " • t; we
express our . ; s .:" ,- , adilkatidu at the
consistent and ma . . nelasnePia 10446 1 4dr.
Koch has opposed and still opposea the con-
L 4nusuce 'iof the grog shopa of our cowity.
I:Tader theeircumataruxia, We can heartaY 'IV'
Part , him for the office, ,which be would so sd
iniralryloc tiNsiro
of the 13rOtehols of !tido loilliio c rorr; - well
knew: - Thee - raw since-bs drew op* bill,
well framed :atil'Aietifeir; on AV" OW4
;which we seat daSe.ituder IliArlcies. - WWI&
itaii*ii - Utiliii,. Ouiniciir, Und, iCticeted..ili
tAtithe ftfujui: or 'the candidates for the
. i . 81" 7 4 1 0.1.M...#4 , ''*•_. Koch ~",,4`
- newly fitted for the position. •
A3elir.;Meltecirsi the other candklateove
know' llathiag hat tate nodoubtth a the id
an 'i'adaleiit.:*2. lipeh ri iiaalevet;' is
*4i44t.i
• RE UM USA TESTIGATION.-
4 mi
iavestigationl a not been eaMpkted yet; but
the Committee twill shortly,=tre understand,
Buish its labors:, lbalrialintia &Cabe, is
in pry awaiting trim. . He as ya d [Oho) ins
sing but.vre o feint oa Ipe, part
tit escape punishment. !: , The follo!rieg wirer!
tiitement *published by the Boiad.lif •Difea;
..*Allreilminedifitely at, the - Bchnyliill
Ccumty'Alms House, one person as Keeper
of the insane Department,. one person as
Keeper of the flick Depuronent, and one per
son as asker for,the Ittstitution. To men of
good character and capability, liberal wages ,
will be paid. (American men preferred.)
.By Oider,of the Board ,of Direetels,
As efforts have hitherto imen made to put
foreign Roman ^Catholics into positions of
in,our Alms House,. it is quite
time that a change is eti t ectedi and Auziericans
Substituted. Let our voters act upon the hint,
"American men preferred, and elect. an
American Board of Directors.' It is possible
east if the incompetency, in. the mauttgeMeXt
of the Alma House is mally:as great as has
been stated, that tke Court will' remove the
existing Board. At rate it is important
that Ross . Bum., Esq 4 of Port' Cailmin, the
'American candidate Air Director. of Rte Poor
should be elected, to correct existing evils in
the conduct of that Institution. .
Tnasi larrourerr, DrrcEs.--The three
most iiaportant Couuty offices, ,to occupy'
which none but the best men before the pada.;
pie should be selected, are, Sheriff, Commis
siouer and Director.of the Poor. The greateSt
care, should be :observed in voting for the
several candidates in the field for these pool;
dons: In another place We have spoken
of Ate varied merits Of the, different Candi -
dates for. the Sheriffalynire now desire to
attract attention to the two principal candi
dates for the office Of Commissioner. We
are assured by Squire. Kline and others who
are intimately acquainted with Peter Miller,
the-:American nominee for that position, that
'his merit as a talented, energetic end cape
ble
_gentleman Cannot be too highly spoken
of, and that he .will , make a. good Commis
sioner. His Oppenent,'Paul Dengle, the sham
Democratic candidate for the same office, is
on the other hand, on equalli'reliable autho
rity, totally 'unfit, in tvery , respect for the po- .
sition, and would if elected, be a mere tool
in the hands of; thase whose greatest expert
ness appears to be to defraud the county. Let
the voters of Schuylkill County judge between
the twain.
THE CANDIDATE FOE CANAL COMMISSIONER.
:—The State Council of* the Know Nothings,
has endorsed tthe nomination of Thomas
Nicholson for the office of Canal Commissioe
er. As NicholSon` ie the candidate.of the
Whigs and RePabliciins also, his.ehances of
of success are _most favorable. In our opin
ion, it would be 'the best policy for all parties
in the State, opposed 'to the sham Democracy,
to unite unaninioiusly, in the support of Mr.
Nicholson. that event, he would:undoubt
edly, be elected by ,one of the' most overwhel
ming majorities, even accorded in Pennsyl
vaniarrY a candidate for that. office. '
=rows TAM'S.
GUMMY'S , MAGAznsit for October is upon' our
table.- A number of remarkably tine - migravings
embellish this number, prominent among ;which
are two entitled, "Bed! Time," and "De—Cans in
Prison." The lady readers of thlifavorite Isas.
sine . will be delighted with that portion devoted
to "Fashion," which comprises numerous pattern
plates, anda tine colored engraving, 'Tarim Posh
ioni for October." In additan M e alsprited "Ed-
Imes Table," and a ciarmini pied of 'mimic en
titled "I'll Weep with Thee," the literary con
tents are from the pans of several favorite con
tributors. Altogether, ;"Graham" for the present
month, is in every dopnrtment,'all '0,4 14 mast
ardent admirers
. could; wish it,—lnteresting,iin
•,
structive and amusing., . •
.
"Tag Dassarin - Wes s."—We are Indebted to
the courtesy of the publisher, T. B. l'arasott, No.
,
102 Chesnut street, l!hiladelphin, for it, copy of this
new work by Mrs. Emma D. E. N: Sonthwortb,
the anthor.of a number:of charming works,:which
an destined to endure_is long as 'single admirer
of tare and chute AMerican works can be found.
This book . is one of *mei •and interest: The
seen is laid In the South, and the story and lid
(
laically drawn charaeters will interest crew these
who ire afflicted with e'poitsi while pawing ordi.
nary workeof fiction: 1 In connection we would
remark that the author is a writer of decided ge•
nius and originaliti, mid - gist we 'think 'The De
serted- Wife," her Isiah, piodnetion, will occupy
e prominent place is the litauxure of thveountry.
Apropos, we know of no . pnblisher in the noun.
try, more indsfatigable;nor any one that is -weer
Ling a more extensive burliness than. Mr. Peterson.
*at Affairs. .
, icar.,turrericesi
ire4er, of, Patin. Sci. lisocem.
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ling filmic' amid Una, distils.; Ma.to'4 6ll,
on Wininombiy• • 4
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iht ismoio th e Thaw- folk" z - sag am-,1114u
Off II splendid .ipsobassi - 01 ** 01 410ublitA
idol ittraded ponst athekstion Atioxolo 01
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Osi Si( i-aty irtaItIYMOISTFO; IWO*
' said .
_ 4 O lien h lire !Med eii4irew:i* in
the , '''' of !Odeon , ' ' , ,4 Wolf 'Owe; Bet,
the is; tkij 4 Oi 1 0wo f4i'll Wolf
"4 and .
one . Oi . ,o4:l4 . 4#lolbberneti t We-Ainiai
*Va et, thiliowlitictOttint were titglitalunim;
ono by the nele of Oliver. We are told that the
umn '4 6 .ii i . l # 4 °i th e lA. 1"-1 - drWirlui air
ITV' bt4*4 l s_ l 4 frift c _°l°l4 46 lY l4 s44.°lo 464
been esi4loll4aleidia their limpi; bat It
mograirtlhattimffibtfo 4
;MO 1 ! i / -- ff ' P. ° : ‘7 ll3l ._ thel ! TO'.
....ii* . t,'' • • ' • .: •
The;c4loilt i n shooi,or big* don;
_some
of,s t f lil P C ! ii. * 4 .)" , 40 4 17ti1 01 2 !rii: 1 ‘-' . .
et e lien, fro;nits la!ii.liarts,iiila isoilleinently
they wed steriped - iffeetB the pile a - uld be re-'
. moved, ',Whichigave ,rise to the report that so
many we r e ininred‘• - '
pt...iscicients at tie Miltil.. - 4/Va Persona
Were burned at the Moppet's Shat--colliery, St.
Chirp on Pkingisitint4,b3 , 4i. 4411Oltion of goo;
Oni of ahem'Was killed instantly, or he was dead
when fauidisitietheidleti tui'Vediesday morn
ing, and a thiii is_not isPected to live. Thare.
Waning two liO , not po'4eritTily injured, and it is
expected that;they s wili recover: • .
It appear* that the
„mining , beat • lutd
__exam!
fined onn Of the brastsand taformed'the idea,
who was engaged In working it ! 'of , the fact, can' -
tioning:hita ati the same time, 24 to go into it..—•
But disregarding the Warning,' with thamostreek
less 11124 unpardonable eiwelesiness„ he' ascended
the breast with a naked linip flaming on his L eap ,
rind an *alit ..taftty Lamp is Ms bawd. ' . - -
It is `
,singular that sill the recent- explosions ,
should lei s so clearly trued to
.eindeunda on the
part of : the fishier. But we know them—ease the
best minetato'be reckless and &atlas, andweare
only sat;prisedithat explosions still more terrible
in their.nst urei do not often occuf.
i t
On Wednesday morning while unloadi - a
truck of; Prop timber, a man, whose nouns : have
not !tallied, Was instantly killed by 'o of the
heavy timbeni;falling on his head, crus ing it in
the most terrible ' manner. , ' ' ' ' •
Last #eductalay evening the horiso in the di
rectiowel Midersville; was -lit up with a lurid I
glare, giving evidence of a large fire, somewhere ;
in that directlim, and on Tuesday morning it was .
reported , thatie breaker and engine house was
buintufdeili ill Llewellyn. "The the'proved to hci
at the Salem Collie rilieleitOpg, , to B. Tyson at
Co., Llevicllyi 0 ' '" ' ; < --"' ' :
Mr. Tyson thforms us that one of their engine .
houees With blacksmith and carpenter shops was.
destroynd, and that two of their engines are meth
injured; but that they expect to have them re
built arid: in operation again in two orthree wake!
It is suppoeed'by many that the fire was the work
of an incen444,botatir. Tyson tlitinki it result-;
ed frouS' the aimlessness of the engineer, who was
ottani, i'rem the,engine house at tho time of the ,
aocktel4.
/8117,1kprotiessios inc,Ninertrifie.—W. • & R.
new lipilding, on the corner of Sunbury;
and Maio etriets, is raptdly Promising tend will
bo ready; for infe in a abort tinie. It is intended.
for a Cabinet Ware House, the front of the loWer,
story tieing oiler', or faced with large show win,
dew/1..1 , 1 . '4'1e hoot* is three stories, high, of
38 . feet deep ea Main street and. 25 feet front on
Sunboistreet. ;It is en elegantly built house,
for theparpose, and inferior to bat few, if any, in'
;„- - •
This , ' young and enterprising firm has splen-i_
did stock or furniture: iu their ware house,
Market 'streei, Pottsville, and they contemplate,
furnisSing thin now house in Mineraville with ark;
tides Of A sukerier , quality.
.As neat and attracii
tive as . ,the biOding:may be,: that which it will,
contain: will be still snore worthy of admiration.
A few louses i of, this style in the lower end of
town would add much to the appearance of hti-;,„
nersville; • •
The pew Sehuol House at Mineraville, is wadi
unity '4stnning shape and form, as brick after
brick .iti laid in its place under the skillful
cation'of end the trowel.' The i teople"
• here are:prond a this ,new• building, a thei
have ?goon to be, since itcwill lie the largesti'
finest and west convenient-tichool BOUM in the,
.County.
• IThhOotbellc church is under roof and wilt soon'
be in sk condition to receive the faithful, and apart
from its ethei uses it will be a decided improve-;:
ment to the t own. , • ' • •
Mr. pellaren is 'enlarging his work shops au&
re-building them with stone:- Already the wall
on Main street has reached the second story, anti
the wort, is sllli going on rapidly buder the ham!.
'mars of the reasons. Ono of the new Patine Steam;
Tilt •Onkmeie, lately invented by R. B. Saylori.
Esq., of! Reading, and foe. which be obtained let 4
tore patent in!,1853, is still in successful operation
'at Delfavenli shop. • We have noticed this ham-i,
met. befcire, and Its admirable performance entli
ties it to:the Consideration of all our machlnist4
some tif .wboin doubted its practicability. This ;
hammer; hoe', several advaritages over the old
style, one orkhich is, that it can be made ta,.
strike a light;or heavy blow, at the will •of the
opetrater, It kill also strike any number of strokes
per minute, ip to 75 or 80, and will strike while
the irekis Flo •
An experiment was made aweek or so ago by the
men at the 14mtner to see what quantity could bci
beatedi,andlOawit out into blooms in a day, and,
in 9 honks - steady operation .they , turned out no
less than 6 te:ns 11 cwt., all from scrap iron.
. IA fort Garbo! Iron World— T. IL Wiw,
teroteisea Nei Hoginea..—T. .11:Wintorstein's Port.
Carbon Iron Works have been but recently -.refit.;
tad anti 'extended, at a cost of over $20,000, and,
his amid:lll2l44MS tinder present circumstances can
acartely:be eald to be inferior to any Iron Worki ',
,in thaeounti, being exceeded in extent by but'
one other eatablishment. - Ills convenience for,
. work in his line appeirs to be ample, as-the ma. :
clatter ... * In hi* shop is of the best kind, and of the,
latest Itnprorement.
,Entrear hitention is not to pa/ Mr. Winter!
stein nr his new , engines, we intend to describe'
theO 2 , In connection with his establishment, I•4*
the infurmatien of our readers.
The ,
Machine shop is 120 feet long, by 80 wide.
The blacksmith shop is about 80 by S 0; engine,
bonse,yrith petternshoOshovc, car shop 60 by 3Q
and niotilding shop 1201 t. long, by 100 ft. wide.
The mitthintiebops, de., are built of Stone, and tha
moulding shO,p of brick. An engine 23 horse-poi: .
er &lice all the machinery, including
-two tana=:'
one foithe blacksmith tires and the other for the,
, ~
curd* ; Artiong the now machinery we may
mention; particularly a large and splendid, slide .
lathe, manufactured) for these works by Bennet,*
Dougherty 4 Thonias, of the Industrial Iron
Wibrkeilldhidelpbia, on Callowhill, between 20th!
anp 21ii streets.
-, ,Wereeentli went throne' the Industrial Works,
and thie adinired thine splendid lathes, which of
, ell intithineri that we. have Seen; We think ti 4.
most perfect. and -best adapted for the purpose
• for whieb thOy am intended. - Those large lathei
will Weigh. over-ten , tons, sad yet every part of;
their.OonstrUctian is se- minute anti perfect as if
tbei y`eze-tik, ten ou nces ., There mast bo a grime
deal of dilferinceln the working of good and had,
machinery, since net only the strength and weir;
• inti - alin the power' reepjrad to drive it,'dertind
inathiPen its nicety aid exactnese; Who dem!'
not sdndref;that machinery, that engine,lshici
workt(Withent a jar, where wheel orras irk',
wbeekeir sweetly as perfection - Mask uf
ar
the machinery used in the' s 4hope of ourre.:!
glen' have been Mb'uttered in New'-England,,: ' '
Ind, though.ln ( - plias* don him. thin .those •
imr.......thii„„nur„ ,
* 4 2 * l l 4 l:*" 4 ,4othitrt l 4 l !Oki; ifiii; 0* '
y,
, . . any mewls as 'trout awl durable, ; avid iiii.ll
Ifilr. 14 4; fn # l9 isds4eFtlr: Instead of„obeaper
*1. 11 .4":04.4 11 ‘ Aa. ll o4.4 l 44,fiitioiii,; 414
ot, aar,ottaatOsoite anal ata6loo, Pf : 2 441Rfsii
Arthoei,biliimbishi throughout- thli:!=fairait*
;" Bit Oliichiar - attiiittan ln It at proroac ► liturjail
faeilettr;iitiOat *ltkli*Air,Latetaishillairja4.
ilnisbe I *. ,Fe. two' 5 ilinli• o* e !I*lOP4
- --!;* 1 .44,.0 4 !;" ;-e, : iiii*:,:t 4Orlitni An Mill
h.c:ifii;toiceiii.6l4#ltbi, friCk ' Jai: isige..„ - Tiiii*:
ifiti_ _ 1 4tAl. ..4juboti4. , ;.ai!, 4:-.*1442,41
tai.sthrothink.thiwyeAdr.,thw. -*47,44:
al . ' ea 4 l l l/4 4 1 kV 414 " Aver POO,: of, It asair l
mei ,aiiistittneltinkf 4 . 1 11,7 iitheidis Mai:.
:iors4i.i' , th'i' , imnis.thir arid* th4011,46g1a1l are
1100 - 4411**tilleti mai ti . l4 the :Siati; and
I li ;!irtao:4oo#7, - " , ,'Thi.'. l ),4ftlilli which
"Int I kf , Ile"' a .1, 11 !" 11 4 0 4o
194: - . ~,*looo4::YAtiiii4.l 4 *!l t" ioissi '#i*:'.l
pro .
osrg, tiii - i.*:it:Afe4: l C4r!!4l# --Vigis two
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' iiimakit .34rOulit'ellat:tela :Z lif ial ia lN! 11111 1 8 .4
reelathAr, #4 . 1 . 04114.044110111 Ogle* 4"11114..4;
11 0 1 4 4 0 ' aM PO tti la 1 111111 N 4 and f.agli
diultaii wishing asehiS !it; xibleb•44/ikelbi!,
*iiiiinjw siOpirslagglilmii6beilitikiike - ij
Vtintg* - f1ie .0 0 :6 4: 441: ii 4 04 1 , 1. * . ii. ?". ''' ''.. Zi ;
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It ia: . - stated tiit Mr. William DeHaven and Mr
Charles Bennet bays Purehatied the patent right
for Petunkylsinia, and there la no doubt but that
it wilisere long enie into general. nee among our
iron ninntiar i ,tnren. •
.
0 ,1 . 1 7 1 - o,r. oilt a iiii.: .-,llro!'i:iria, '44;.; iiiik. 41,0* i
dtilisabiati beget, --',: cs':
i-••:, 0 4,4 4 4 40, 01 7144- ' ::-' • .4.04, 14 4 4
V• .:
. 140 0't l k - fOr * 01 * 4114 f -1 : 1 7*
41Y nfiiihii - li Pin 'of. ilktli i
: • ~ • ' , isittilthie.,eitat irois: --,
- • : 141:,*01*
~." , .10,6, - 14 : rsiain Adele ' fiia'.fs4.3itteita!
1 4asr
!. ''., sad which - I:W*l6ml :
I.os ffiaidi !oPill'oat. '. • '• - - .. 1 A' . .. :11 4 . i4' . *J : : " -;•.•';''
1,41111•41iII*4°' bad P .l4 i '- # l 4- :- IS
.„
*veat advantage of giving theitingineer or--me
4641'.1.N&Agulttaike:0-00R4i**iiithi4sod.
4der, broken , bolb, /be - le., vrithent the neoessi-
Ay et renioiriat tie entire bed Afar; fives lb thin.
.aation - , - ii in thetild - style,:to befanabled to so.
`m. hil : " + G ldl eg a iliiiii`itgi - itben 71riblitt
ien - toirlairiy inide 3 ase 4 dm; east iron iyiag
....- ...
lebnedieteliori the beion, srortqi !, , , .
1 - hAa s s, Migin4are 'atu r efiV.ix • adiiiii*net onl y
liai improienientairbreikthiii aillieslidnitle
*lseatthet! Verailliebasityihttymiatiabinime;
*leis simplicity and: great itreaW Indeed so
!iiniforie are they, and so Waa c! ' ogged,with eom t
..
Pleated machinery; that ri•to ricit.tee any room
1 ;tor Maio' irenrOvisaeit on thertiiiiitdes these
Ahern - are font new 'engine's ; under ba, Y,' in the stiop,
1 ismerally en the improved plan.' 1 - - .• . ,'• .. • '
1 1 'rcln the e tbeibinith AO, St.i Ohth' - " - nteklir7 -
-Coat.' from the.minesot, Wm: *Oes, Jr; a co.,
has been inpetesfally: use d . Ant :for the smelting
.. ..
!'i.d. iron;'ldoilinuei' boat Is preferred. . - •
Mr: Pantel Wft,thosteht- balC etuage of the
- Moulding' shop whi ch is large and:convenient, be.
I lg supplied with an enormous :"cnsue, which will
:lift outings of the weight of 1q tone' to any part
of the shop.. Our attention was attracted by the
smoothness and :beauty of .the !lin& turned out
~.14om this department, and inorimellect but one
dace that we Intruyisited, which turns out better
Matinip;, and that is at.the lotdOit:ial ire* Wort
heforn alluded to, in Philadelph* , •
Mr. Winterstein uses Alden's ',intent fan blow
.eitc, which he finds superior to asp other
Alden-a•Moyes metalie self . ..adjusting packing, he
:also 011411 in his steam eylindei in preference to
any other; and we think It one Of. , thibest inven.
Vona of the kind that we have seen. It is kept
in order with but a tithe of the labor generally ,
liised in packing, and is almost porpetaal.
In conclusion; we would rat** that Mr. Win.
sterstein &carves encouragement. and patronage
for the perseverance which he!ihas exhibited in
Perfecting or improving the nuiehinery so much
ityi nee in, this region. le is one of our oldest ma
iiihinists, and among the best 'pi most euterpri
!sing of 'our citizens.- Port CarbOn has reason to
'he proud of such men, for it is fel him, and to oth.
Pers of "his ebareeter, that she'niees tter business
tziatenee.
In this connection it was our :intention to have
- noticed their:at workaofl!deuri.- Fluter & Bros.,
but as neither of those gentlenapii were at home,
edict we visited Port Carbpn fitr:the purpose, we
ghaU have to do so at some futetii time. •
IttiirProceediage of tae Boroniot &lora, first
4'aeettets Roaming of October, 14.5.—The Council
-being called to order by the Preildent at half past
!Seven o'clock—seven being the, stated hour—a
;quorum was found to be present, notwithstanding
tha flood of rain that was descending. Roseber
,i7,. Derr, Renton, Severn, IttOltsch, Schooner,
refiner and Parker present.
„ The minutel of the last meeting were read and
:adopted, and the. Council provieded to business
tin the usual manner. . •
Various Committees on accounts, finiCapperatus,
culverts, streets, %c., reported ,ttrogress and were
to be continued.
From Street Committee—sohject of opening
road on Bunker 11111. - .6lr.Sebeener. reported that
;;the street is open, so as to be useable, which is
.1.
•Fill that the Cotirt deinanded until next spring.
Street Committee, subject of - Cleaning out Nor-
Wegian creek, culvert in Moriis' Addition, and
;various • street repairs, reportid the creek and
;Third street finished, and other• Work in • progress.
Beaton 'stated that complaints were made
by many cizerie in the tipper :end of . Railroad
!street, because that part of NorWegian creek was
!not cleansed, and consequently 'subjecting them
to inconvenience and danger frees, its overflowing
- during heavy rains.
! From Committee on Survesubject of side
walks in Courtland street. lar..Severn reported
that they found that street Sufficiently wide fur
°very purpose, and did not thitig it necessary to
slake any improvements. Thai ; asked to bo dis
4barged. So ordered.
From Street Committee on the' subject of pur
chasing the culvert in Market street, recently built
by Mr. Wm. Milnes. Mr. 'Heaton reported that
be had spoken to Mr. Milne' Obout it, and that
Mr. Milnes offered to give up Pie culvert to the
uee of the Borough for $133; it!cost him *232,
.and is 2 feet in diameter.
The President said that at Brim° future time a
large culvert would haie to be constructed in'
Market street, as the present private one would
be of no use to the opposite side of the street.—
Mr. Heffner eaid that the culvert was higher than
the cellars in the lower part a the street. Mr.
Derr proposed to lot the subject lay over until the
next meeting, as there was not data enough be
fore the Council for it to act on So ordered. '
From the Committee on enelosuig the Market
Mouse. Mr. Severn reported that the Committee
'recommend that it be enclosed i. but were not pro
pared to say whether it would be best to board it
np close,..or to enclose it from the curb, leaving a
walk between the market and the enclosure;
',thought that it would cost aborns4oo to do so in
'the latter mode. There are 18 stellain the Market
House, which, it is supposed, ...111 rent for $25 per
year, each.
Mr. Severn presented a petiOon from the citi
zens in favor of having the • Market House re
moved, which was numerously - *geed by the real
'dents of that part of town.
Mr. Hearthsr said that every' town of any size'
had a Market House ;
.that onni bad been erected ,
_at considerable expense, and that it was only the .
!fault of the citizens, that it-wrut not kept up and
. ,
'encouraged; that, instead. of our sidewalks being
blocked up with truck, it 'coulthe Sold to better'
, advantage to both sellers and buyers in the prop
'er place for all end) things-;--theMarket House.
He said that there was no name why we should
not have as • good a market as the folks have in
Reading or Harrisberg, therefore he would :go for
4)
,enclosing the House, and did not think any ' tber
r)rtri, of the town fit for theiteepiniota mark t bat
its legitimate place—Market street. The atter
was put before the Council for. action, and; the
. Commlttale instructed to enclose it.
1 Street Committee on the subject of curbing and
raising Coal and Norwegian streets, reported pro
gress. idr.Erierehor. asked iiliether tilts work
was to be done at the expense Of the citizens or
:the Borough. : •
. Mr. Schooner—l understandi th at the Borough
_
wiil do it.
The President stated that n*der the construe
tion of the resolution % it was naderstood that the
;Borough will be at the'expenl* _
I • Mr. Serern said that the Borough ought to do
ell the curbing and paving, and . charge it to the
property holders, to ensure uni . rOunity and dors
,
.bility.to the work..
• • Colowlttee'on Accounts—sal:does or en ngnp
. •
bond against John 'Mama. . Severn
moved that the - bonds be en np„ which mo.
don being seconded bY Mlr Ofl:00Ort, Will adopt
ed by the enunell.
.Mr. Cherie
!Council r .
i the
jeTower wullstroddoed' to the
.plain
some grounds, of complaint on
yier, of Mem. : •
certificate_ was presentekftOm the County
[Comminionen, mating that Mr:Tower's ; iorough
:assettments on property was eritMoons, and mut.
;'orated, him from paying a certain amount. It lap*
'lpearS that the Borough gave kite • Some 43000 to/
feet'2o of his property for the
. ;parpoee *des.
;tog the street; which only le ft l(ifeet of, the prOP
, ;seel to hW taxed # g ' Tglielji whereas t he
Meatiest' was still on the 30 feet. the "tounell
:therefore - exonerated him fvoMAason earl. feet,
,:and give AlMOtions the rClekto node. .the
icsllootor
Kr: Weenie stated to ibaPresident that much feitiP ll 4* Aft 04;4 -
Cotd- and Berifeglaw Stmehri: sad athod
Severn he added to 4 . Street
Mr. Eierebß : here.z that not
111141:6Jfetiad Mr Mona had all
*Malay oith. thing; , Oise haled. ill Wa ;Mai
' ;,WI 4 ; WW*tthenlfers did sot w 414,10 isotttiata;
• hir;iichosiiseiligthig that ite;dld net- ilka Mai
*h i " 4.41 1 14"di hal OW* thatls had iill
116 s46y . of Ibis - sifah.; as sb. bad %ea dis; ,
the orsatl, and
whether right or, WrODlft - ditlitet reliestimrsotsair
4 9. 4 WWI* 4 4#4 1 !, , 11 1 1.41 400 4 :04bitilitiloo
itresti,.4 shish *1 , 4 , kfaiiirsimti•it ,
*tido* aa4i#o4:l l 4 , 1 444:*
f iat cipint!ig of that Stmt.
'that tba,gentlemso Xelleotionii'oto mitt
!IMO Itsfortimittel 46 1 , ; att.'
-411,Uri,J,-,WOWWIAT • 'U.': Del
Smdraiii
3 •#. if #M l i li #ol ll:4 ***kiVP,4.."7"
and;kg *big *hi
;
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bw - Ong ' to I
taidforbj
P il7 T ir e 4 a. I
ef i tilL l o* a
'45 temprovementa,
kaaiiaiottliOugho, that Mr. Serent,tnyilie 'to
z14,4a oWners of Peopertrin
,sand now rehlittngla
'74/0 1 4,00 1 4 11 116444,mi55i0n to say a fewwords
all Owed.! '
fif - 14413.°;044 142 4: 44 _, 1 1 0 "
and pave his property veal street according to
4basradeosstaldisleadhiudireiceisatiraiv
and did so at the cost Of abtWit O;4 11 °, and wont
'ilniasey' 441 the pr'oPer* oind iMproiecients
made on the faith of the Botrough would be rend
,O4tniw 41
W4Tekt °VOnto° , tho . Pociont
gradifoink embed cott;:iitid at the Stuns time
the appearance of thatioui of town would be un-
ItliwchrOJ IS* tenuity 'the
- eitlions had to imliwirs their proPerty' when the
graderet-streetio...whaa thew sets of e"-Conned
were liable to year, alterations. •
A petition wilt greeted tha -Connell from
the citizens and Property htddera rissidikig in that
part of town auditidleiussinte,Praiirigie to lease
those streets atone--eentMrlag the Borough Bath
, ors for doing erhatwainot *tented by the deism iheniselree, and , for their Waldo of the plait Biagi
th - e Borough litto debt and dilliculty,
and into' law snits with iroperty holders whiim
the improvementa orilOujura. The petition was
signed by many of dui oitisOns 'interested in the,
properties on Coal and!NorWegian streets. .
Kr. Schooner said that May things stated in
the petitionoshich was rather strong, were incor
rect end talse-4hat the tldng Was not htirried
through the Chamber, -I : but ;prior to the present
grade being Ostablishad, diameter wasehorough
ly discussed and onlypainWi after due delibera
tion.
flari
Mr. Derr said that niany Of the gentlemen who
had signed the petitioti, told:laira that 'the present
improvement was imensary' L and just what they
wanted, and how they could now petition against
it was beyond bisConcCpeion. 'He said that Mr.
Hoffs's
,arguments were vkLueleas and without
foundation ; that the glade :would not unfavora
bly affect hil propertyTu lei would not be higher
than the door of his :;housas. Ile continued to
make remarks on the benefits it would confer, fko.,
and said that all the anise nras about nothing.
After a prolonged discuesion• on this subjert,
in which most of the members present took a
part, it was .reaoltml that: . a Committee of the
whole meet in Coal street at 8 o'clock on Wednes.
-day morning, to consider the grade, with power
oi act. •
',The bills spinet the Boreugh were now taken
up and severally passed, and,orderod to be paid;
To Isaac fievern,fer niatetial . ' $ll 50
To A. Moorhead, for brick,: 3 28 87
"
id di di fluid ,.
.2 44 00
To Edward Richert for fire t:oltigs, ' 400
To N. M. 'Newnstu, repairing fire plugs, • 16 50
To Pottsville gas company;ene quarter, 174.45
To Smith Downing,: "f 18 18
To R. stnith, . . C.. 60 32
To J. do B. Derr, lainipostk, 4c, ' .58 75
To Peter Helmothol, for work, • 93' 00
To Geo. Bedford, hauling cin der on street, 430
To J; W. Shaw, watchman ,` :
30 00
To C. Worman and others for work, • 158 05
To Joseph Kimmel, ft* work, - 19 7. 09
To Joel bierwine, Watuhman, 39 00
Mr. Kaereber—Mr.;Bresident, I think that a
culvert is necessary fnnn Bicond:to Centrestreets
above Mr. ItepPliers,;:vicari the gas works.. The
Commissioners, were willing _ to do part. Ile offer
eti a resolution requesting that the Committee be
instructed to•confer with th'e Commissioners about
the caivert and see , what tlinyirill give.
.X#ll bill for the curbing of Mr. Tower's propor
ty on corner, was ordikred to be put into the hands
of the Borough solicitor foricollection.
The grading Of theetirbe on some of the bill
streets, were ordered to be Made more uniform, as
it has been complained, that in some 'places they
are out of place sizpebes. ,
Adjourned to tho,tbird Tuesday evening of the
present month, • -
Ad!' Our Court—iicenic a—Sudden change of
Opinion—A Scene 'itiCepfi;t, (L.e.—A few week's
ago, our Court took oenasioa toe:press their view's
on the Licenep eyatem, in commenting on the Rd
port of the Grand Jtuit. These views were in ad
cordanee with those'jte4 by our 'citizens, who
deeply deplored the awful effects produced on the
community, b 3 thelegionaef Groggeries which in;
tested every hole and.:eorner of the Region; and"
every good citizen fe4 rejoiced, that the Court,
(which, a large portion of the community looked
upon as having favored this interest, by their acts
heretofore,) was determined to take a stand, and
enforce the new lam':effectually—that under its
provisions, only ono or twdpersons, according to
' population, would be licenied in back district, to
sell by the quart and upwards--and that the
streams of mantithetuirxl slid adulterated poison
that flowed from the rectifiers establishments
would be dried up. These:, declarations we need
not say, caused great vejoieing among the friends"
of humanity through Out the whole region—and
the people by hunch* signed petitions to the
Court applauding their dielsion—and testimony
was collected to lay before the Court, tosubstantl
ate charges that bad heen Sande against this class
of applicants in dill Region. Great pain's was
also taken to collect the kind of tostitneny, which,
it was understood thei:Couri desired as necessary,
to have these applicants rejected. , It was under
stood in every quartei of the Region, in conse
quence of declaration* made by the Judge, that if
this testimony was produced, they mould be sleet - dd.
Such wore the state of affairs np to Monday, Oc-
Ober Ist, the day .before the time fixed for the
. hearing of applicanM: for licenses; it was then
rumored that Judge 4oneetofeßezdink,, had deci
ded that under the neW las" "Restraining the sale
of Liquors," the Court bad no discretion its the
premises, and was betMd to license every applicant,
if he came up to the
, requirements of the' law.-
- ftbis extraordinary celistrnCtion every intelligent
lman in the community' ridiculed as absurd—but
•on Tuesday, Whett:the applications were heard,
this position was taken by t r P. W. Hughes, Req.,
on behalf of one of his clients. and thei aid he.
received from the bend' innrriving at his points,
(which was duly itcluiherledged by Mr. Aught)
soon satisfied every Orson! in the Court House,
that Judge Hegins had baCked out frost his for
. mer position, and haffembraced this new construe
don of tho law. Thu; qttestion was argued very
satisfactorily by Mesirs. Bartholomew and Parry,
• on the other side—bat the pettish interruptions of
these gentlemen in their arguments b the bench,
showed both painfully and conclusively thai the
opinion of the 'CoUrC: l was . Jrresocably fixed. At
this stage of the proceedings; a drunken man stag
gered through theCoart House, up to the *plat
form directly in front of the Judges seat, a mils-
erable end pitiable object, i u if sent ey P. vi-
deuce to take that poSitiondn the preseiee of the
/ages and people, tci!plyl for protec t ion., After
remaining* few min he staggered ootsgain►
when : the Judge !Si lahOred opinion, and deci
ded that be ' no d(fereti'oit` ender *this saw, and
was boa Ogren& kieensis to ail who might ap
pig Tided they eattte op to.the requisitions of
s law. The Court WeluseWledipd their change
. of opinion 6n MI petit' Within two - days, (after
the opinion of Judge Jones had arrived . from
• • ,
Reading,)ind neared; to apologise for aiisl.ading
the people , 11 1 having!, exPrassed a different opin
ion from Am bench hilts Orr days before. 'Do
ting the delivery - of this 4pkilon. it seemed as if
a black pall had besa l ,spread over the Conti Roam
—almost every countrinanrw ehanged—glanee met
,
glance in perfect, istoidahMent—even the Javier",
who had become Inland with, thri practice :of rk4
Conrtytookedateaoirlothe with sorprise. The .
Co* fell !hi embaoassmiiit t . for jidging from
*hap:radio, and ar + getio manner in which it
!rim daliverid; they 4 , _lookird liko ~arkyibing bat
Judges dispensing pliant !)fit their seat..- After
Its corielesion, Wanted the APc*,4OOP ..ine 3 kat*
win, and tottered and rialod on the plagortn
frintt of this Jodi ha stood -Wore the
Court aid the peopNe teleentle wreck, the Ile-
Alai a the Bata Shops, .fornied- in the heap or
`l¢bif r,but *VIM tred" bar the dm"'
whip preside Over the itrogiezio' le; pleading thr pri
too, csik a t .tbo Rem gesPeni and, ash
were t vebeittarthetUart for their aeowerem
*** l lwhivo.t ,iisciatowst ,6 of i4OOO,
slaw a !am Passed expressly for; and vidaltbaana
114 0 1 **** 4 # 0 1 1 1 4 Litt • 416 &Witte.
There the dnolund , ,S ;trembling "and 100111%.
11 4;"7""tiiiii,iiiinf0/040en too we 14t01117
tbni,da and rage,#: tso*Tabite -iklnnslr of
cam i4nanitta 40614:1641/. iradds
gaolsip 000 0, 1 00 0 41 0) 1 Pi *ri g a f" 2 4
hoan;ainn whlar Alli'effrt;:#iiiiitodeitiii hoar
toldsYilwbr litai testimony, it that IS no
iiserettii'sj _tad, liainsedit :no Isis limn /km id
- /*PI 114 04*:!!, 1 0 1 , futiPlied
' 1 " 6 "4"1"" 4 " .1 40.** 4 0 1 *. Fig* I* auk
4 1 044,1 1 17: 1 1 41 04thlialkialidn, , alifinnec their
`endiaatioss nal Seedaway, WMO in
;nal pthaa,Conrkgq44o. l 44o ll l 4 l in ilire.:l6. l.
gesedtia,*: vow ' l 4 o ,viv 'ben_ inst l l)!Nita
J 4ooo *- 4, 4 o Tlibosicina it**
I *.o l 4...ibilif - rinf#Fl,kiraf «Yeltit
-mebillgt*ll.4tl!`,l4,o7trig","
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Writ ot ithisioy-L,which wan-SOld lirsidr—
mit so Russ Wis*is
srenittnutaftnitureit Op! recta ad . $ Mut
solikat **ice of ; vritttliey. Tall
thi'Sittani*ght iw 3 tie:44,40/ r3a
. '"epneve dehici"
>filo" 0 4fis sur ilk' 08 " i "!'d•
asholteraisi /4114 skilll rieriefa liontes....segl
'recg.d - rtivie usronistneent of sorry perms is ttil
Court House, inelndiny the Bar. If . a man who
Ibllttiss tomb praellics,a.nd sells colored
s whiskey .
sib:l46;ls orailoissel es in "honest man" by
Citirt,'we are fesAtithaioni morale will sink to
• • .
We have only room to say a low words on the
`eitriontinary coni4Setims put upon. the new
cease Lair, by the;
This law lidrawn op lilw eVisy other Hawse lei
for Selling spirituoti liquorit Termite the other
lairs, and embraces a, part of the other laws-4t
requires publication like the other laws did-=it
provides for hearihg testimony for !find against lA
•censeri like the etherlaws did--It is diametioniry
throughout, and the Judges have perfect liberty to
limit the Licenses to onoor two ; in each district,
or increase the nutabor to :adooo,
, or even • re.
faseto stud any. This is :only proper
stnntion that combo pui-Atton - it—and it was the
constrootkm put upon it, by every Judge in Penn.
sylvenia, until tot? Wish decision of Judge Jones
. ,
was' trumped up, , to suit the meridian of Harks
county, and the Herman Lager Beer manufitoba.
rms. If there is no discretion in granting licen
ses underthis law, we ask why dose the law re=
quire testimony to be taint fotand against the ap.
Pliant:its, similar to the manner practiced ander the
other . License law's, where diseretiOnary power on
the Part of the Court was never doubted? In
granting licdasel to Itior Houses tinder the Deer
law 7 -every person who pant his 445., the Treasurer
was t>ound to - grant a license, without.testimony
' there was no discretion. In granting store
licenses . t 4 sell Liquor, to every person who paid
the license; the Treasurer was bound to grant it-
without testimony. Hens there war no discretion.
The, sum; way with granting/Violet' licenses, Bra'
ker's licenses, no testimony is required, and the
law says; the licenses shall be grunted. Here of
courso there is no dininition—but in this law,
which is drawn up like ;the idd License law, and
becoming apart*/ it, repealing only those portions
Inconsistent with it—does not say that Moses
Anil be granted. • The lith section is as follows:
"That said Court, by theirleelis, shall fix a time
at which applications for said licenses , shell be
tumid, at which time all persons making objection*
shat be heard." , •
The 9th section, following, after says—"Tbat
the bond required to be:takon of all persons mho
shall receive licenses to fell spirituous liquors de.
Now these two'sections gives the discretionary
power so elearly,that no, man can help seeing it,
unless he does ea want to lee it. What is the
meaning of the phrase “an persons making Alfa
Note shall be heard? Making objections to whit?
, to the applicant for to the necessity Of licensing
the I heuee? It don't say to hear objectionstagaiitei
the czyplicont--Itfecivers all objections, as to the
sweatily of the Heinle, quite as much es to the tip
plicant himself--tuld then the phrase in the 9th
section, after the; estimony is heard "all preens
who shall-receive license" de, Corroborates and
confirms the discretionary power of the Court, gi
ven in the sth seetion. tiYo appeal to every man
of common sense, and even of common ander
standing, whether this is not the most fair, the
most reasonable, and the only sensible construction
that can be put upon these sections of the law.
Then the sudden change lin the Court, was as
eitraordinary asit it unaccountable. The Court
had examined the law thoroughly, as we were told
in June last, when they gain their opinion . as to
its provisions—they examined it &gelato issue the
rules of Court---end th a n their views were express
ed from the bench a few weeks ago—also in
private conversation with regard to the kind and
number of licenses that ought: to bo granted--
which would seem that the Court was then tho•
rougly conversant with the lawbut our Court, in
its opinions, seems to be something like the Irish
man's Sea—‘fyori pot Your finger upon it, and it
is there--but when you take it up, it isn't there."
Then the coineidenee! of` opinion between Mr.
lingheaSnd the Pourt;!as to the right point, which
the Court aided in defining, struck every person
as a little remarkable. The declaration too from
the bench, in giving the - opinion, that "the
Cued had nothing to do with the morals of the
people," was a}riost extraordinary declaration—a
declaration which we IneSume teas never heard
from any zthor Court in Christendom—dr at least
Ire never heard it bcfcire. It sounded monstrous
to us, and scometkto clash very harshly with all our
preconceived ideas_ of the establishment of Courts
of Justice—if they were not inststoted to pun
ish and prevent elite°, to hol up vice and immo r ,
ratify, in all its terrors; by the majesty of the law
in executing justice to the evil doer, and thus
guard and protect! the morals of the people. la it
singular that iyime, misery and "wretchedness
stalks
.beqdly forth in our midst, when such re
marks fall trout a Court of Justice, in the presence
of the difkared;ignorant. and vicious .Grokaltop
keepersf s +-We mast hero, close further remake for
tbo want of room, and append a list of licenses
grapted, which Will be found below.
Licenses Granted...-The following persons
were licensed under the new Law on Tusday lash
and have filed the bonds which have been ap
proved of by thti . Judges
Tottaville—MOsos Stranso, merchant, no oppo.
laden ; seeerity; Jacob Kohler and Charles F.
HoPitseh.
J. C. Hughes, druggist, no opposition; security,
Frank Heweon and Alexander Moorhead.
James 13Mitb, 'rectifier, ogled,, granted; seen
rity, Nicholas Fipx and George Dougherty. ,
helms and Sniith, rectifiers, opposed, granted
tocurity, Frank I'ott and Jacob Kohler:
• William Rinnershits, rectifier; opposed; but
granted to the 'astonishment of everybody who
hoard the testimony. ; Up to Thursday noon 'he
had failed in procurhrg, security, in the sum of
410004Persens, alb* informing themselves of the
character of the liquor Law and the penalties at
tached thereto, refused to enter as security..
, Volpert, reetifier, one wit
ness called; but could; not tell anything about his
business, granted; security, 'Henry Rosengarten
and George,Rosinprten. •
Bemneyille Shertle,liqudi dealer, no opposition;
security, William DeiJaren and Daniel Sherds. ,
Port Carbon4-Miahaci ,MeDonough, rectifier,
opposed, granted; sirnrity, 'William C. Barber
and John Mcßarron.
Tamaqua—Jacob L. Hill, [don't know bis bui
ness,] no opposition; security, B. T. Hughes Ind
Henry 8. DouaiSen. , ' • .
Middleport—J. R. Porter, store-teeper, no op.
position ; no security filed up to Thursday noon.
Schuylkill iliven--tharles L. Leader, [tiou't
know his lutidess,] no opposition; no security
Slod up to Thursday noon: ,
The above were all ,t+e applicantirwldch
f ware
granted by the Court on !Tuesday, last •
The applications of Nitre. llemsinger, Palo Alto,
Emit Kleinert, Mt. Caibon, and John •A. , Otto,
Bany, wore not opposed, but they bad not adver
tised according to law.
The applicatlea of M r . Wiley, of Port Carbon,
was opposed ; Inkituperance proved, and was then,
withdrawn,
13overa1 other fhPplientioneivero ieject4 on the
ground' of their beetn&4l44 tavern - and beer
houseigsutd_of eonree were .prohibited bb the law
from being itemised; an4othere were • opposed u
improper peraotio,:an4 . 44l. not compllik with the
law In advertising. • , - • • '
iitt4loos-:)a.teltigtact,
Alf A mum of - tiro Schuylkill COP
male Bible Society was held on Monday evening,
October ht. Rey: Mr. Steak was elected PrQ,
dent, sad W. Hilyrestley, Scoretiry of tho meet-
Aftet,player was Olrered up, an idtitess was
limed by the Rev. Dr. Writes, °U Pl* Carbon,
on "the past and its !townie—the present and 011
duties—the 'futnre and 14 prospects, Is bearing
upon the diseeitinaUmtorthe Bible And Christi.
*pity," which Woolard by those present with
evident attention and eatbdbotkos. • - •L,
Belect Ow* eremitic, suitable tattle ecipacton,
:irtwe lung pow tota during
slip
13oeleC'etifoninVid, to meet in November intlM
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CO3LIIISSIONER:
lI
Aitmoi,o
• . •SIISRihF:
'WILLIAM MATZ.
=1
-The abase ;ticket tuts-bean changed trios since
its nomination to nit the groggeries, by the swear
ing Commilfte% 'Chin it will Ise changed yet
before the eleeduic )so
2008 HOUSE DENOCBA2IO_
•Nomiisat,ect.O. thaw oppure4 ta fraud, and Tome
of
the disappoh4eci.. •
EGITLAR DIOTO4ATIC CANDIDATS VOX THE LIOI6.
LATEEN, VIVO: REPLIES TO _SWEAR TO TUE ll=
INTERESTS: ;
R. DICKSON. - •
INDIPMENT POI TIIIIAINORNIS:
0. 0..Z111r.100. Orwlgsburg.
111(ARRIBD, ,
WIDICH—ICAMMAN.—tho tho 2nd tlltt, Wits'''. A.
Lower% Snots= G. Wass, of Ilehrweashurg, toGna
Itturuts, of =flea. •
•
13CHELLENBERGER—MA the 4th hist., by
EST. 'Joseph Weal, Jour. ficazizaanumexa, of Maur
villa, totems, daughter of Wm. Mats, of Pottsville. •
• .•
• Uttar—ln tbh borough, on the ad fnst, EDVAILD USD'
MUCK. son of paiies mu, Esq., aged Il Jean and 8
months. - •
*TRAYED away - from the
subscriber. on Tuesday, September 18th,
a ARK BROWN MOM Had on s halter wAs
tied with bed-oord. Wpoever return him w n re
$lO reward. - JOHN WHILST,
r Opposite the Old &Mt= mat.
40.2t*
Potterrllle;Oii. ifibe
STRAY COW.--Strayed fro
the premises of the subsekber, three Weeks 1.
since, a red and whits cow, with a white spot on her eft
side; three cuts (bu l bar tea esr, 'arid a Malt bell and
ebain around her neck. A aultable reward wfiLbe paid
for her return: ; • , WM. COOPER.
Lewis's Lolllery, West Norwegian, Oct. 8,'85 40-31
STRAY . BULL:=Catne to the ii:; 0 .
premiss of the s übseriber, RaUer town- •ss.r
'
ship, a.large Red and White spotted Steer. owner
will pleakepill, prove property, pay charges, and take him
away. , 'PETER SEITZIN.
' s • Eutkr township, on the antrs Turnpike.
betober - 8, ; 403t*
STRAYED AWAY.—St •
away from. the Subscriber on the 16th of, Awn'
September, a large RED COW with a red and whi e num;
small horn—the left born hangs on the side of the fare
The finder on returning said cow to the oubseriber, at
Mt. Laifee, will be suitably reirarded.
ROBERT 1 316111 4 115.
39-3t*
Sept :9.'451
I DISSOLUTIONS.
DISSOLUTION.—Notice is hereby
given that the partnership_ heretofore existing be
tween Timothy' , C. Boyle and John M. Bbomo, Oreon Oro
cers, trading under, the firm of BOYLE A 8110310, w
dissolved by limitation on the let day of October. 18
The books of the late firm will be settled up by JO P.
HOBART, Esq., 'in whose possession they are, and . pon
whops all persons indebted to the firm will call and .tile.
The business will be conducted hereafter by T. C. :OYIE
On his own account! • T. C. BOYLE,
Pottsville, Oct, 6, '45 40.3te JOHN M. BHOMO. 1
DISSOLUTION.—Notice is hereby
given that the partnership heretofore existing be
tween Richards Tones and George Ifason- under the firm
of GEO. MASON A: C 0.., was dissolved on ' the 13th day of
June. 1/355. by' mutual consent: The Mks of thepart
uershlp will be settled by RlElmed Jones. •
GEORGE MASON.
RICHARD JONES •
35-Gt
Pottsville, Sep. 1, 'at
TAISSOLUTION.—,The partnership_
IL/ biretofori existing between Emanuel Friedman and' ,
Emanuel Straus, trading under the Srm of STRAUS A
FRIEDMAN, has this day (September 24,1855,) been di&
solved by mutual consent. All those having claims
against the same._ or those indebted to the firm will call
on Emanuel Friedman, who is fully authorized to settle
up the accounts. The business will be continued by
Emanuel Friedman. ' EMANUEL STRAUS,
. EMANUEL FRIEDMAN
cattwissa Valley, Sept. .191,14 39.3 t•
EDMONDS, Teacher of Music,
having underitood that& report waiMrrulated
e intended to.disconthine giving Masi° Lewns In
Pottsville, hereby aincranees that such repqrt to awns.
ona, and that he will continue to give lambs In Music
in Pottsville as nsnaL
Oct. 611855 r • 403 t
•
.IVOTICE is hereby given that the
-11 .111Np:ribs, bought at Constable's Sale, on Friday,
September 28th, 1855, the following described ; articles,
sold as the property of WM. COMPSON, and that he has
left them In the possession of Ilse said Wm. Common, 'hr.
1 Table, 7 Chairs; 1 ilueltilaw,ll set Drills and Mining
Tools, 1 Salm I,ti. W. HAAB, Tusearom
October 9,1855 • . 4 4040
PnesaOTICE.--'"The Stibscribers haie
this day associated with them, in the Lumber bus.
at Mount Rope, Schuylkill county, B.C. RUSSEhL,
..
under the name and Arm o f RABBIS , SEVERN A CO.
4 - HAMM t SEVERN.
24-
Juno 18, 'ss'
ropy
E-7he undersign'd has been.
appointed the agent of the owners of "The Warder
roporty," gel carers for sale building lota in theborougb
of Palo Alto, tin rouonable term. O'fflas, 31orrW Addl..
Lion. -, L. P. BROOKE.
Pottseille, February 3,1853 5V ,
NTICE it hereby given that an ap
ligation Will be made at the mast session of the -
tura of Pennsylvania, nor the incorporations of a
Using, Dank, with the usual.nrivlleges, ssid - Bank to be
Caul 4 4 The Swabian Savingt Bank" with a capital of
Twenty Thousand Dollars, with the privilege to increase
the MI to One llundred TWusaud Dollars, and to be la
rated in the twin of Donaldson, Schuyiklll county.
_ Donaldson, June 30, '35 2041 m
.
NOTICE OF APPJACATION. FOR
Increase of &pita—lt is the intention of the
stockholders of "The. Miners' Bank of Pottsville, in the
minty of &hayikUr to apply to the -next Legislature
for an extension of their corporate banking and dlscount•
lug prlvikges. Thd wine and H of the maid cogs:er
tica is "The Wheal' Bank of llie, in the county of
Schuylkill." It is located in the borough of Pottorille,
cOunty. It wits created fora bank of discount,
deposit and lame, And with a capital of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars, and the Intention Is to ask for an In
crease of ca tal of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars, so
that thereafter the capital of the said hank shall be Pine
admired Thousand Dollars. . JOUN 81IIPPEN,.
CHAS Loma, Quitter. ' President.
June 28,1956 - • . • 2MatTtuJ
y9tiiTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals will bUreceived=until sunset of Tuesday,
of October, 'Woe the Tunnel and open Cuts of
the Jeddo andflarbon county Railroad, through Connell
Ridge.
The material will be earth, loose rock, and solid rock,
consisting of Red Rusk and Conglomerate, principally
the former.
The work is Within Crl:la mile of the Hazleton Railroad,
and live miles *OM" the' town of Hazleton. •
• Plana, specifieldlonsated- other information will be gi
ven four dais previous to the letting, ley the Engineer in
charge, at Haalaton,'. -
BalldketorysecuritY unite reqtdred. •J
A. B. ROBRIVES, Prot, 8034 Walnut Bt.. Phila.
•
MARTIN CORTELL, Engineer, Hazleton, Pa.
Hazleton. • 21,1853 _38.3t
kOCUSIT Mountain - Coal—lmportant
A) Cal consiumers.—The lindensigne4 be? leave to in.
the public that they are Use Original soars of the
ibove Superior Coal, and That the public may not be Im
posed upon byments Coal having a similsupplyar name, they 'have
muds amuse tbr the uf the retail city
trade elth the following having
pp '
Mogarr Wuros s., °Mee, 72 a:2d st.:srd Bth
01ILUIDO'GRAT, Braid and Agri:eta • . •
movitoonear & s lims, Market and 18tb streets. '
'KUM 4 Noun, Dth, above Poplar. -
_lL.L.Rarnawar, Broad, lola . •
The Coal they will guarantee- to be In *none
Men Schuylkill eonnty—lt being now by
meat .sarasgemouts, in the best poaslb order. The
public are invited to give it a nial. To be had of their
111=11.01, NORTON • CO.,
28 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
faupIAN I Pottsville.
SA-
&Pt. 'll6
gpAL! COAL!—The subscriber keeps
I • ventitectly,oorldied' *Argo qvuuditgr otAlivito*
liampahlro for b 1 thB to
busheloit the lowed essii prim. He ill also ;mired to
Naive OW Tardifge, sled to deliver the easio.
, - Yards, A. IlLeorner Stood and stmts. and
; Akidi *dot Mate* &USW: . 6011.8612111.
1555 Isy
ND 'COAL -
—From Locust
indiessipsea barn
in nines
tiptivid Bataan. taken 7send7 of es
IV " * 4
sa garrion= rhos_ s _nikultriuttnt
otrwt. New York. viki gm 1000.•
1, Mama .•• ' • =. 1114-
- -
I SENATE:
geTII,AUI3.
qiBSEMBLY:
BANIVEI. UIPPLE.
B. LEBO. .
11. IL: di. ICEPITiIt.
COIMIS810RER:
PAUL LUNGEL.
DIRECTOR Or Vie 'POOR:
UOMPPENDE*FEEt.
• AUDITORS:
MICHAIIL BEAR%
J. U. GVE.D.TLER.
CANAL COMMISSIONER:'
130111.AILII . IOLD PLUMES.
SENATE;
B. C. CHRIST.
ASSENBI:Y;
tumor." , ;RIPPLE,
61;046111 D. BOYDR.
. ausatsr: _
JANES JIeICEOWN , :
TRIUSPUES:
JOSEPH EICIIirfLEII.
commtssiosint:
Jon, RA17511.
DIRECTOR OF THE POOR
DANIEL BROWN.
AUDITORS:
JO pIEBEIDITIIo
ISI.S.
Jo salsa MAIIIIIER.
DIED.
ESTRAYS.
NOTICES.
VIII PM
MINE
MEM
ADWNISTRATIO
AegiDm,sisTRATRivsNOTICI
Ttio vidershimed been
ater of Eihnylkill county, Admi bier:adz cf th -
e „
tato ot JOHN: OILLON, late of the hteough of
bon, la Said Ottnty, all persons having eleinue ntim -P',
said deceased. wilt preamt them to her for iftl,.' 4
end those knetwing themselves indtelted to him eli ke l t .
payment without delay nip.oarr 611.1.01.7
Port Otuton,,Sept.:J, ' 5 5
MiNISTRATORS' -NOTlCE—
tiboreoil, Letter; of Attnatotttratiou htsa
tat to the ittibscribent to tht estate of GLi.,Ry k l* ,2/
ainowAY, late of the city orytt4edetehi e , W. •
an persons Indebted to the saki imau will armee iz a k s
payment awl these having claims nano} esfi
mi d, the paytnent to 11. .. T. O. N 0.1.04.2 x 4
4 s t i
7th street, ThlmeiPtia• H. T. anorr,
fie '65
COHNXP
431 A RIDOW: t • -
38
WANTED.
LAND! WARRANTS Wanted by j.
geIIIEBERRY, Attorney 14 W, corner o f to.
coed Idirket streets, Pottsville,
October 6, 1856 to.
•
' ' ED, a Male 'Leacher for the
p u e,o, schools of Palo Alto. To • competent
Teacher, SU/ per month will be paid.' - Apply to
Oct. 188$. 403t:.JOHN O. it Mu. at,
SITUATION WANTED.—A st'Q v
- person niches a eituation as ChM
,Nuran, and t o
plain &wing, In a respectablo Candly.' Appu estiotts
eelrod at th 4 Offlee,, Oct. b, MS S- 404t0 rb.
AXTANTED—Six Male Teachers fo r
South Manheim Free Mania Applleatkas
ho received by the Board of School Directors, at ti m 8,1, 4
to= or Ibe 'Auburn Meeting. Honsei on Wednesday
tober 7th, at 9 o'clock, A. MI
Det. 6,1814 40-3 t AtatillitB , 111 12. E, N ut.
WANTED --4 persoO or persons7to
ka4 a valuable Coal Mine:already opened, tad
one which ran be made abundantly and immediately pry
d uc ti4, phis property Is sltuats* immediately
the North Branch Carrel in Plymouth. Luserne c r.„
and afforde Si most deehahle opportunity for any pm.,
desirous of. entering into the Coal business,
Oct, 3,184 110.3 t M. BAILEY Tama&
jUa.
WANTED TO PURCHASE -120
yards of second hand Pomp Pipe t a, 7, 9 or I
Inches in diameter. Leave partleislars at the Ahem ,
Jestruai69ea. ' iBept,'22, 'SS 39-at
WANTED, Four, Mate Teachers for
Barry &hod District: Directors meet st the 8.
c m ar y' s Wire, October Ist, at 1_ o'clock, P. M. M hx ,i,
to commence October 15th. By order of the !herd
Taytorseitie, Sept:ls 37.3 t 4011 N A. OTT% se,.
WANTED—A Young, Man who has
hmtexperlence In tho business, to canvas. Na ,
thumberlamt, Columbia and Montour counties for two
books. Ato , B. HANNAN.
Pottsyll Ny
,Sept; '55 •
19-
WANTED— . -Oue Male and one Fe.
sualo Teacher for the Public School. o f o rvio.
burg. An examination will be held on estunisv the
29th of September, Inat..,.et 9 &lock, A. M.
1430 s month; and Female $2O &month. Sebocis to opea •
on the lst of October next. lty orlitis of the Bald.
Sept. 31,'55 SSA • J. P. PALM
•
ten4GENCLES wanted far thepurchas e
and wile of Real Estate, Coal. de., collection of
and aecounts; also, for Fine or Ltle Inittrancite m .
panics.
00,„,„,..5zd other writings carefully sad prompt.
ly attended -to. Address
• ...• LJ. MARTIN k FRANK cArrpx
Office; below Silver Torrate, Centre street, Pottnllle
siteptember 8,'.55 . ;-,
1 MR
VENIALE Teachers Wanted.---46
..L' Roard of School Directors of the Borough of Iktiaill,
'are desirous ito employ two Vetnaht Teacben, of exocii•
once and capacity to take charge of 1'4=17 Sehoolt.— i
Application, for said situations will be tecelrt4 by tb.. ' •
subscriber for the ensuing three weeks. The naliu7 will
be according to the capacity of the applicant. Salary
pea for the: hole year. Schools open all the yew-ex
cept vacation and h01iday5..... , . C. LITTLE,
Sept. 22, 1855 85-St 4Nrcr•tary or Vs • ij,,,k r d . ~.
FOR SALE & TO LET.
§TEAM ENGINES F(Yit SA U-2
..
Steam 'Engines, with steam; cYlincter 22 Inches dl•
ter, and 6 feet stroke. 2 Blosiing cylinders inches
etster, 6 feet stroke, with Boilers, formerly in rue at a
I/ant:ice. Would make excellent Pumping ur Blayr.
in Enginee r One or both will be sold, u desired. Ai,.
pl `to • HENRY LONGENECKER k CO,
Shamokin Iron Works', Shamokin, P,
Or to GEO. W. SNYLiER, h.
..r 6;185.5 42tt
A - GREAT BARGAIN , OFFERED---
theone-tutif interest in a first class operatr. a. Ap :
IZII , 1 . 1911. P. STP.INBERGEIVe
March 24, .6.5 1241" Agency Mica, Silver Terrace.
A _ _._ . _: .
RARE CHANCE..z—The old and
well established Morsel' Dry Goods and broeeries.
r
corner . tre and Norwegian streets, Is now offend
for ta on reasonable terms, the owner wishing to Mils
from usiness. /or particulars enquire at the store.
E. M. BEATTY.
33-tt
1B
:---
puR, the choicest of Ohio and
'Vick brands, neatly put up In I ,l' and 1,4 cwt.
Rrissly for family ute, for tale at
CHICHESTER'S CODIALiSti4II /7ur Prpt,
Tear - Ofileirl In Centre street, Pottsville, Ist door below
the Episcopal church. ' June 30, 7,5 26.
'
4 - 101 i ; SAL A lot cit . Wheel-Bari_-
rows, of superiorqiuelity,suitable for hauling gruand
or coal .. Also coal 'screens, riddles and wire br,ciaaJor
sale cheap, at K URT Z 4 HEISLER'S
Wire Screen Factori.
311nerseHle, August 24, 'B6 ' 34-3 m
__ _ - • • --- - -- -
FOR SALE:---A NEW PERPEN.
illettlar:Engine of in Hone pciarer with pumpacoma•
plate—the whole occupying a- space five feet equate. Ta
be seen at the York Store.
B. YARDLEY & SON
Pottiville'November 11, 1884 " 44-tf
ANTED—A persoli to rent ~the
stoio House recently ocenpliki by the subscrbers,
they haring' renteSlAnct renuired to the new brick store
Ho Ipe recently erected by E. W. McGinn* where'tbey
aricprepared to furriLsh those who.tomy favor them with
their patronage, with Dry Goals, Groceries, Ilardwarr,
Q.UeeiliWare,c.;,. at the most reasonable rates.
St. Clair. Sept, 22, '55 38-tr DAVIS & LADLiL
I: 4 1 0R SALE—A Store and Dwelling
I 'louse in a small town in the Coal Region. Lett
ion clean and healthy; together with a well assorted
stock of merchandise now on hand. The stand Is a de
sirable one, and Is doing an excellent business, The ear
tomof an extensive colliery secured to the Store. Appli
cations to be made to "X. Y.," PottarWe Post Mice.
wept P, '0 •
nalrßSE,Wagon arid Harness
111 for a:4e,.the owner having no further gy i
use for theu. The horse is a long tailed gray. - nib
eight years old, and will be warranted soon an. n.
In harness. , lie is remarkable for style and beauty in
harness or Under the saddle. A top wagon, nearly nee.
(built to order by Dunlap & Co.) Also a set of excellent
.harness. MI of which are in good order. •
Coal, of a drat rate quality, will be taken for the spore
at cult prieu. For Author information please address
ALEXANDER CONVERT,
Sept, 15 'SI tf .B road SL, bdow riae, Philadelphia.
_-, . .
QpQ CASH.--The Subscriber
_ 1 offers for rale4tis new and convenient
It P 1? RICK OFFICE,bin Market street, onto•
site the Pad Otlicei within nye minutes' walk. severally.
of Centre street, the Court House and Jail, the Market
11• use and: Town Hall. The building is 16 by 20 feet,
two stories high. The first door is admirabpted fee
edther a Strife Roam or OMee; the second, aly a
lig da ht, err,
and pleasaat once—with • separate front entrance to
each. The two offices now rent for sl7b a year. Paseo
slim given tin the Ist of April, 1856.
N. M. WILSON. late Justice of lime.
Or apply to C. Lintz, at Hera. J". if. Careisberrs Otter,
Se .t. "415 311.8 m• Centre stree Pottsville.
PHILADELPHIA.
Adrertittenifento ea in target typei &in decal will be
eharged : so per cent. an'eanee on owr newt! rata.
Cl l AL Et. X).
F'URNMIRE 86 FURNISHING STORE
• 1 , ••
TemHE subscribers take pleasure in an
imating to the public In general, and the Coal Ite
m-
n in parkieniar, that they are.now prepared telupply
with all articles In their fine of baldness. As they
Alintend to confine themselves to
FURNITURE
mane iketnred' under the lumediate
perin tendenieat oneclef the firm, Mr: .0. N. KAERCIIEB,
whn has for:rnany years had the entire charge of Mr. Ifin
kle's beat work, they feel twaldent that they con furnish
the public with artieles In their line, not surpassed by
any other ottablishimnt In the United' States, fur style,
durability and finish.
ammo; a EAKitalEit.
Orbited 'Nitre ROOM ad alki Wader, No. 138 •SOroad
• sired, bckiAa Dock'stred, P/turt&ipAte. - '
d. S. SiDirAt aka.] [D. Kaereher.
P. B. Oat Mandl from Pottrrilleand the Cod Realm 2,
will And it Mt theliintereat to give as a tall. As that
oar native place, we are determined to do our best to'
plasm them. All orders will be promptly attended to.
Phliwthilpftlw, October 6, 1805 40.1 y
PHILLZPEI sTarsint 4,IIMUNGS,
_
I• IrBOLISAIS =Malt ix
Brl4lelts, Premeh and' Americus
IYErvit 'ir0003:113
Planght an Ci olusively Si, Auction,
so& 1a ti tort rt., mow mum ? mum a3A
PIITLADZIPMA.
sir To cUb or 116011 tine Ulan We lib sell at a very
advaues on Auction cost.
Sept. 214 15
- 01 W OILS!! 01181!!
aircocaß.E,
MUT At
INOICICEION 6, KEAN,
acs;: 0, S. —bating, pryilabg.,
Genera quuslistion Xeroltaati, and Degas is
WHALE AND SPERM OILS, FOR Mt.
NMI AND MECHANICAL PURPOSES.
01110E4-Palcurn,vaaaa Bats, Ibttwine.
&PP. 22.!66 3,4;..tf
BAILEY & BROTHER,
No. WI Puma It., abot*Nlatt, Phil•6lo*
Invite *entice to their catetuttre snort:nen t of '
IMPORTED CARPETINOS,
WHIcH they will open to-diy, em
pnrOug the new and choked styles of
Wheat Tapestries, .
TRctry Brussels,
Three•Plyi
_ 7Cxttw Heavy Ingrain,
_Mks*.
All ottlitik ottimirtaittod to bow the tart wits ' 4 °
will bli iolitat the lowest prices lbw au&
- UMBEL
PbUa4,l Hopt; 10,1855 3744 •
_ rumutforxmA x
esp oewiaz. BA MEET & BROS)
N 4 27 North Third Street,.
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IT.- IL'. Goa dt- c 0.,.
lalivi4ortataa AID witomaull 'Loam
- LOOKING -CLASSES '-
,C4ocrhv,imooms, BRUSHES, ifOODVI
• AND' WILLOW .WARE,
au 01403,WbailevijibikassiJaPika WI"
- .f- _ Rapes let .
. .
We top:to *Kai* Merchants to examine eur od,
PrishiSpety arttele the litrusdukeeptig Pm, and
aware - laint putt ttli. Ire *Mg afore tau ,
al
other baaN,
Vie Hales bu boot bong _ fa its* TradaS luta to lb.
ippla ustattett Itt litwolda.
r.L LtartlNS a CO,
Nauxissori to AA to itta, Ratios* .1 CO.
11141141•461.16149h0nber 1$ . VA,
38-2 m