I jitiorrs' juntol, .poTTsviLLE.,.]p*,;::: -.,-. . , TOWER 40.1-05:14b . t OENTS OR THE MINERS' JOURNAL. ;r tvti) J. Lowts, Mt. Cartnol: • -., ~, ,: ~ . i., A ,kc F. I ) AilS. AEhtalltl,:, ..,- . • - - ~.,,,; .I.EtZuetict: LArDEUBRITX, Tinguitlit; - - , . . rnoirsON, A..43OI)FREV. Ve•iiint.: V,a,,ri:v IL:P.1.1.‘11:11, •• . it ' ' ,fifth and Chestnut ee t.. Phibidelpriki: . „„ .... w . ~ i n t, ... ,i 1,., ; i -tl vut. nil:041141in: ... : 0v: ti”. C.t., :i1.1:li.1 :, i .t. ,- ' , . - /thti.ll4olllllitt : ' • W0:,71:a 1 •J'lX+:. n / ..\ : % 'llll . l Third and Rare ,:,!et.t. Philadaidlia: I I: Sowro.N. Coal :tiorobaltt, .)21 Walnut St.,. , I : • r ,..,,....: ... . ... 11, BAT:r..s, htlsey $ Ettllkl nage. corner Broad. ~..jr and Coorttantlt...Artlet. N'illY York: -ol.Nrr B. 13.4.t..nott.Tribaaolluilding,N.York: .71 or. & (~,, 102 Nassau itreet,lNew York: 4 ` , l. l'err,:;:att.t„ 11.0 NaQAttlll f(ireel, N. York,: ~;,. • n r. a A, ,ii:111:1.0.. Appleton's linildings,Broad --,, r.: ,, :,, - ,,...w York: . V. P. VAL3Ign, Court ,rtreet. 13111.• - m: , ~... M. Perroxn ILL, 6tatetireet., Ilu:don: , wh,t Ar: a.:thorir , ..d :, r•—ieve gablierlptiormad ...lif,eincnt,-. Sr., for the ..Ifinerit',../ouroal, and re ..ni for the gains,. . , • .11!-VERS' JO t'R iL hey n 4 iirtryer t 4mt other Newspaper published in r e nney/rania.. It cireulattis (I' t f,.. ii,rd iitlatlinots men, not only in this and o„ o , i ties, Lat in all our Cities; and it ,irostatrslarlety nettony the males in Sehasyl— . e„,,i,ty, which readers it one of the wont rain !, ~ d inna, in the Conntry. But feir 'nony (Npit.d.T4l.rnroileri on their BUSINESS NOTICES. Tr.AciiEits WANTED.—See advertisement. • S ti paa;l3, No. 262 North Second wca -side. Philadelphia, advertise clothing., JONATHAN I).4VIDSON of Si. Clair, nilvti'r ,tray Om.—red, with black and white legt., ;. TArt,ll', LOVCII HENRY KLINE in the' iinsiness; have dissolvel partnership: . A r..rEP meeting of the Pulaski Ltidge, will wiLon Monday evening, Oct: 22. F: WO3MATII. N.'3l street, ..,•. advertises Furs fur sale. 7:TATEDimectiug of the .Schuylkill County, s„ c ioy, will-41e held , at the Pottsville .Ir, , :1 Chamber on the'll : lth. Ct. BROWN, one of our wholesale and • l dru-..igist;:, advertises his celebrated venni - of Coal Lands by-order of Cann, See 'A -, 1 :.(21innt.. Also several Executor's sales of ,i t Exi.entar's sale of the Farm of Charles situated in West. Brunswick see .. .,„dvectisement.. rill; Allentown Railroad Cnrnpany advertise f their Looks for subscription to the road will eiMneet Port Clinton with he. This id an interesting subject. • funk au,l act. CET, ST ROUSE has just open'ed a new sit F. C. tinting's, old stand iu :re sneci f ; Lelow -Fox 1 Bro. We call the at „f. i,41. readers to hts arlverlT`A. ‘lneht in an kltl-ADIAN INSTITITTE.—Mr. Sehuei ,-% the prinsipal of the Arcadian, Institute; Or !cow: ts as to say, that, as he has re , I.,gcr t , at roier ~C new students in both ttn i:rs than he expected, .parents desirous sons' or daughters should Mfortnation of the fact. in nd to int:title him to make the necessary ..tot: to a Pc.)11111 1, elate . witFreturn to fiat. pe in July next, ..-..ail, direr }'gars Tonni 1 lth is:A—Tile steamer Artie" :4 limplretl passenger; was losti . s ENi MY C. Riisos.—A. memoir of this ,x:ts2o. lady's life and letters is being pre :,2•l by the Rev: Rufus ME A Emr,... ExrENsv4.—lle expenses of pro:k•at War are estimated at Ihree m ir,inns `(,fdollars per annum fur France 1 as much more fur limziand. • ',Ir;NI: 4 OT , A ELECTIW:.- —Henry M. Rice, • Nelrf-,!,:i Democratic candidate for Mitmencta, has.been electeti by a r of 1.-0,111 Tlifl* I, GOVERNOII.—The - Goverpqr I.f California is only thirty years old, the t;overnor and the youngest. State in l'r miol VEncsntwasNt.—Miss Isabella 3 r ,o..pererMed , recently in England the, of* witlkimr 500 half miles in 500 half a nt! 500 quarter miles in 500 quarter .; N 1:3 A Pt:1.1:•; Ea.—ThiA celebrated per- Aze duscribeeas being an enormously man, with very white, hair, which is cut ci6se. Ile is so fat that he is unable to t: il;;:aantie. . - 1). ,- rin - cTI vv. FIRE.—A fire broke 'out in . :I:nin ton; 14 ,1 .., on'Tnc•sfla'y night, destroy- - prctperty valued at• 3-10,000. The suffer , are C. Poole - :tt Cu., C. B. • JefTeries Brothors and Messrs. Winn 1; Seal. ')rt , To FRANct;.--dle,y. Geo. - H. minister,) who joined the it. laaa Catholic religion. has sailed for He goes to the College of Paris, to study for Abe priesthood •l wql there abootli year id a half. EPISCoyA) , :I.AN STATISTICS, — III New '3:ork th , ..re are Episcopal clergymen BrooklYii; N. V., twenty-eight in PlAila- Pa., sixty-six. : in BoAini, Mass., ; in Baltimore, twenty four in Charleston, S. C., twenty one. ' !?P•411"f:'1IVI: CALIFORNIA.—One. ~wi. e d iu Marysville on the 9th another ti' aver ille, =1 ` cinitr Co. ; at which fifty ,• , burnt at "a loss of s2oo,ooo.i \ und at G.Fasd Vniley, where three hundred errt destroyed, and the loss $3:;0,000. , ir.oEsiEs IN MI i NNESUtA.—The se. Paul nowral of Sept. ;15th;. says that great ex :.;,ment -has been caused by the discovery A :4;:eries to the amouht of $5,000 committed Mr. E. ll.ourtz, bt'tykseller of St. Paul.— had 8160 borrowed' further sums, inalirig -amount of money obtained between '$ IN:! and fifteen thousand dollars, and with ai: had fled eastward. THE NUT CLISMN .1.N1) A4LLENTOWXRAJI, re:*erenee to our uthertising eol , it will he pt Ceived that the hooks of • ,I, • , •tiption to the BtOdi of the Railroad frotn ; '-rt Clinton to .2ilientowtl,' will be opened at "'"ik,ylvAttitt Hall in this Borough on the hit We uud'•rstand that a codipetent of 'engineers started from fillet town ou .:day last, fur the purpose of shakingastir „i the proposed route, That the road put mid& contract at an early day he doubted. . CONDITI4)\ 1 ) 1111..iliEL ry TitEASCILY.-- iseeiwe that the ,Philadelphia does not improve.g-, adVature in the pricia of the funded equals the accruing interest, and way /warrants are two to three per cent. .et• than they were a unnatti ago. Oh the - .ltintntry. next the city will owe over )illtwas (te (Mars, which: it will Late uo to pay. The only feasible plan for thii debt, that perceptible, is to. the iaxatiou, and. reduce to the'very war;, ; the wimber ::•id salaries of the • , SPIOTL'A LISM . e~ ^ II FAULT.—A correspondent , f the Tribune calhi attention to a statement tlt New Englaud Spiritualist, dated. June : ' s , l ast, according to which Dr. Kane hid been iu the spiritual world in company with Nr John Franklin; while his Inertial remains '`re deco lying upoh the polar ice among the of his 4 expeditiott—hl4 ve:isel having Ltts crushed to pieces, and most, if not all, of I 's Men destroyed. Well, we suppose the . Plllttulists 'Will frame s tite ingenious excuse, I :APlauto r y of the tnis-iittess, it. will not be • tu '-i-v l ;:Qiuted instance of their,ahility to escaPe . '7'c.,l Similar tight places. ~. • • -; One ye 6 • Mita oh 141444. 141- I . ub I iesttion.pf- t :mom? -13.07./tm‘; . 4nlottr - Jobbing . :de,partrsent, .kand in our , 'Bindery, -was swept away by .the .devouring.. element, and we gazed upon the ashes and crumbling .walli rif . ( tvhat fora Mona ~r"tes of `it<tstt~i been t he . 'sedne . (if 'untiring exertiZth, and en remitting toil on our part, to establish and inaintaitfan extensive add profitable business. The un4peeted bloW was secere,, and for the • moment, staggered na but, ealling,, , jut° reqiii-, • sition the necessitii 'actioa, We, itiGve ,weeks after the cimilagration, .saw occupying the site Of those. ruins, a substantial ,three' story brick building, and the ca&iuus departments of nur - .businesg in perfeet.operation. The Jour nal.would, have been printed in the newiinild ing in :four weeks if the hands einpliTed had not retarded operations. . 'After . the fire we expended in rebuilding; an uewing the materials, etc., of the News paper. ee l Jobbing Office, and Bindery, over $t 00 lOur loss over and above insp-' sauce on .Printing_tnaterials; Bindery, stock of goods iti stere libase, etc., was althea-5560 1. Our stock of printing materitl:fied been the adeuilidetien of tWenty years; we.. Thad no idea tiff its.quantity or actual value, and when called tifictif to' replace itsiiddetily, - Wie prised at the ainount reqifired to be expended for the purpose. We have 1.10 . 14, an establish : meat, however-, as perfect in every respect, as one would desire, and our business Pas in . - ereased in a gratifying rmio since the fire... In the • publicatied of the' Miners' and Wednesday-Dollar Journal, we have ta. sist'.ns;the services. of an Associate Editor, a Local, and TraVeling Reporter, a Foreign Mining Corre_spondent,and several able cor respondents in im this and other sections of the 'Union. We imagine that the force numeri cally,. is qUite as formidable if not stronger, than that emp.oyed on many daily payiers in the principal cities. Our patrons will from this statement, perceive that we are deter mined to spare no expense nor labor in 'ren dering both the papers' published by us, in te4esting, amusing, useful and instructive.— As our expenses in the publication of the 111 i• flea and Dollar Journal -are equal to the combined expenses of any three other papers Published in the County; as the contents of the Journals form a regular semi-weekly pub lication, entirely distinct in character; •as every sub Scriber to the linters' should- take the Dollar Journal to keep up with the run of the local and other 'intelligence, and as both toie'ther furnished ,at the reasonable price of $3 per annum, form- the cheapest publication in the State, we trust that their claims to a still more liberal public patronage, than they now receive, will be substantially recognized, and that their . subscription lists between this and the commencement of the coming year will be materially increased. There are now printed iti the Minets' Jour aal establishment, three papers, viz :—the Mi ners' Journal; the Mduesday . D.llar Jour nal-, and the new German paper, "American Repuldican,7—making an aggregate iside per week of over 4000 copies. It is unnecessary to speak of the advantages of advertising in all these papers; the fact is recognized, and their business , departments prove what favor ite inediutns they are fur the public to make its wants known through papers possessing an extended circulation. From this statenwnt uf.bur 6audition but a short year after the occurrence of the deVas . - Laing fire W kit laid in ashes the fruits of years of toil, it will be perceived that we hate literally; as our head implies,-riseu Phienix into life and renewed 'pKisperiti. Our circulation is larg-e,—very large,"--but we still desire to extend it, in order that its influence may he as widespread and as it:tofu)/ as the mineral eXtracted from the,- bowel:C3 of our, mountains, and sent to elMer the hearth-stone, and ply the- busy machinery of the facto ry: We are-doing much; but are ambitious to compp more. -Each subscriber - to the :Tilers' and Dollar Jeurnal can readily send , us another patron. &s a faMily paper 'the , Dollar Journal is now welcomed in the do mcstic circle, at. home and abroad. It. is nut- a political 'paper; but is intended for the in 7 struction and amusement of yoUth, as well as for the perusal of 'older heads. 'Send in your names, friends. No family in Schuylkill Conn tv who wishes to Pace in .the hands of chit-; dren a moral, instructive publication, should; be without the Doll4r Journal; The price of subscription is only $1 per rin-! DM RAILWA.r MANAGEMENT IN GERMANY.—Ii is stated that in Germany every Railroad . Company is bound by law to have a double track on their lines, and no person is 'allowed , to walk On a railroad' track at any time, by day or night, under penalty of the law. A harrier, consisting of .two strong planks is placed along the side of the tracks, to keep off animals. Every fifteen or twenty miles along' the track there is a station for a guard or watchman, who lives in a little but beside the road, and whose • business it is to be at his -post, with a red flag id his 'hand at the-ap proach of every train land before the train is due to patrol his beat to see that all is safe and to remove all obstacles which are some times placed upon the track by miscreants. In the case of danger, the guard hoists utt a telegraph so called, which stands near each gutted house, a red cased which can lie seen by the. engineer a great distance ; but if every thing is right, the two wooden arms Of the telegraph are stretched in the air. Uuring[he night there is instead of the awe!, a lantern with a deep red light placed lit the air as a warning' of danger ; and a eontmon one if all is in a safe 'condition. At every crossing therels a gate, which is locked up as ' l souti as train is due t and any one either nu .-hutse.liack ror in . a carriage who i 4esires to cross Mustiwait until the train has passed. Such regulations in this collar u • no be amiss. Tae k,t.t mso Cite.-LAVe learn from the Philadelphia Sun that on Wednesday morning, an application was inade by the counsel of Passmore Williamson qz, Judge • . Kane, to allow the reading and filing among the recordbi of the. Court of affidtivit: of Williamson... In reply, the Julge intiinated that they Could take ''it rule to y show cause why such affidavit 31- 2 otil& neat he filed.' The counsel desired the Judge '4 say if he declined to , entertain the motion nk made by them,. whereupon the Judge repeated his for., tiler declaration. They again Pressed their original motiou, when the Judge peremptorily directed a jtity to be emPUnneled'in 'another cause, and the counsel of Passmore en : ::nged iu,tlaeir legitiMate calling,. were, thus unceremoniously hut effectuallijurned . out of Cgur,. Those who recollect or will refer ton certain passage in the recent opinion iTh dge'ltnn e t On; the - petitiOn - Of :fit rielchrm. son, wilt readily _appreciate the *ghlianded conductcaf Judge' Kaue.oa this oecasion,and understand what bearing it 'mast, necessarily have on the-case. The Suup thinks. that !tir. Williamson's' counsel owe to him mid to them. selves, as well as to the Commtinity, to give immediate publicity to. the. contents Of 'this affidavit, in order 'that this monstrous dese cration of law and prostitution of justice may: meet with the fate it merits and must inevj t ably receive . . • , „ Hot:. Itrivarr Toolms,—This prominent ~ citizen of Georgia has accepted the invitation of the committee on the Slavery . Lectures, to delifer-ii lecture ea the 24th:OfJaniatry.:1856, in the Treniont 'Temp e, 'Boston 'On the Sub - 1 ject of slavery.; He a rmances as bid subject l i the consistency of African sla ery:4ith the ! Constitution of the rnited States and. re 14mblican institutions, and the. effect 4 . l)f:the lAmerican revoltition , upon the African iitte. Stoaurn flensulltrt.44, The Enffi Prst t,ristrra" pnpars taV. Witfrtfalt itfut:raphic derfullY ' - . 41 " kl n - gO)tp r iff,Si RCOatiti telhd ikt"ltta StralteiPulg 4" tFitlii3 fiV'ai ,foi)tyfiaeh l 1199 4 44 ag' t•arii i .. - atafftVit: horrors. Vitt account , the ryis ) , at- - tut hi, ' firteb; "istids, - :14 •• ydridtis ttack - "on 'iliel''RAT:;.h r.4pecl4l..rly; partit,toii4 14.4 - iou4ittift: natural there; Aft* :the eacUniiTerer were trwrwTl thiWsl l 4 4 4 - 13 trimoult4 .tuttl• Way 1 WPOZPo thikA6 ) 4fils a terrible' Lire re of- g ra P e t thefwerei3 it_j tl seas tO ' &id t OSe it Alai. A ate t , ne. f the th n to descend into'the trench and sealeWSteep icOannenced using ?intaient - and ;'scarp before they reached the Redan. When Pills, and by pentvitrowittv 141tkrik-for set-. this had been accomplishedtheillvere it 00 eral weeks, the 4 flat'llSetinpletvly under a thotret of balls fronii t i bidOn enemy,' 11ealed, and 4e no • - and the, pisuic-strickeii siddieta didk:pot follow if tbeir•: - advantage, the offiiers lcist all coin= wand of tieir men, - and • thit ' diffent - regi re• ments thrown into .confusion weitt liter:My massacred, when retreat beeittue neeessary. - it. The correspondent of the i.7oseir also' fur tabes all:rifling picture: of r i's.:ll;sequent up neeues uottincidents-khe'blowing up of the forts- 7 -the burning, and sini.dug -01: the ships—the destruction of theitity—the retreat of the' Russians-- 7 andtbe api)earaitce of Se vastopol after its fatal bowhittrdrovur• • Ocz•. i l icoPostrio.N.—As.been - us• serted by the Wazetle,,in an `.lllggfli genuine corumunicatipp, that..iid- rufnsed recently to publish it eill:fofit TnuiPeri,Pea mectinVive, take the neeasioa . agnin to sate' P l at we Erni, confident' no anbsiriber . "riar`jriend of. Tem , - penmen in -Blinerisviller'wrotif :the attield - iii . ' question, and. that' no such notice' as stated in the IGaidtes communication, was. offered us for pubdication. this is ilie prop'oSitiOn, to toile each' 'article" of Wbich if the' Ga-, zette cat, we will hand over kir the-ibenefit of the podr of the Borough, the butyl of $25, If he faills, he must pay over a like sum for a similail purpose.. In regard:-to the author ship of the communication in'ttierdazette, re 1, . ferred to, we still believe that. if it was not coneoced in,the office of that paper', that the editor was aware of its preparation elsewhere ;possibiq at his instance,.and Was Tully pre• I 4 .parta for its reception. • - `•• • A NOBLE SPlliiT GONE -TO,OB REWARD.- A great woman Margaret M. SMith af Burling ton, N. J., died in that town on Monday last, aged 61 years. This eieelletit woinanwaS alwaya noted for her charities,i4md - .'after the recent isilrOad disaster she opened her house to,the- sufferers and, nursed :them with the utmost care. It was in her house that` Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie died. ' , 114 . excessive fa tigue and excitement of that4erio4 of trial were.too much for the weak frame i.if the no ble woman, and when theie Wu nothing more to do for the suffering, she Otte _way and is now removed to her rsward. i .c) One in li ( c c lington was ever more mourned. -. • AMERICAN VICTORY I\CaproolA.,—The election in California has resulied.in he choice of Neely JohnsoncAineriCanlpver John Big ler, Derimerat, by about 4379 inajority. The whole American State ticketis 'dip elected, and the Legislature is strongly ; Atnerican, so: that the Democrats,' will be:*.lie4d the difficulty of choosing it tr nitedStateS Senator. Tie Senate stands 17 Ame4ans to 16 Dem ocrats, the House, 54 Amerit!ans to 25 Dem ocrats. is j Hoititint.t: MunnEit.—Dr. F. C. Hadel and Mr. Henry Graeff, a young nnin in his office, were murdered near Cum4rland; Md., ou Monday evening, by a Germi►n; pedlar. The murderer severed D r i Hader4 head from his body, and buried it at a dis;ianee V . rom the corpse. The murderer is in lail. NIM EN SE KAN MIIE+IN'G IN :S Ely I r trk CITY.—On Wedtiestjay evening., the Anteri: cans held a city rind con r lity rittification meeting:in the Park, \ew• Y o'rk: It is esti : • mated that thre Were 20 000 persoits present . Nome runs speeches ivere made, and: much en- Ihnsiltsm prevailed. - L0i.0n1.;13 NATtos..o, Colcv4Ttol:;—A Con 4 vention of this *character ha:4l)ten imession in Philadelphia . during 'the past week. priwecdings are-of interest, mid the'.statWies read, creditable to the' colbreo population of the free States. THE ARCTIC EICkbITION.--411e official re port of Dr. Kane is brief but ecnnprehensive. As iftis nearly. in.stihstanee likq the; account puhliihed in the Jor!rnal of Wednesday, we cleeirOt unneeessary;to publish, the . "Dr.'s re•, port., „ - Tin: tr. S. STRAN'tSIIII. '9I.3:OANNA. . • This vessel at present at the 'Philadelphia Navy yard, will Elsie to undergo the twist s I extensqe repairs before she witl be ready for t • • irnat the AUKl4ir l Prohydlionist. NW DOW ON THE MAME ELEFTION. WHAT THE TEMPERANCE MEN 'EXPRCTED. • Portland, Maine, Sept. - 25; 1855. " To the Editor of thdProhibitionist. . DEAR Snt.—" Your favor 't)f . the 21st is just received, asking for inforthation in rela tion to the unexpected result (four late State election. We .confidently erpeetedthat the vote ‘Vonhi show a decided utalcirity - in : our favor,AecauSe all our friends 'were united and cnthuSiastic, while our euemie4 were rlet, unit ed on E any one question, and COulcl - not cast, 'as we thought, so 'large . a vote as' ours-by 5,00.0 to 10 1 000." • • WHERE DID THEY COMti ! PROM r " We expected to obtain .50000 dotes, and did in Let vast 5:000, and nt:Vording Co all our. experience in elections, this slMuld have given us the majority which` , we expected, but' the. returns showed the vote to be larger by about 13,0:10 than it ever: was before, while we think the populatio4 of the State has not increased." , . THE MAINE VOTE OF 1855. " Our vote was about 6,oo.:larger than it WILS last year, and our eandibto for gover nor has a luntlity of, votes . o s f. more than 3,000, bic nu; about 6,000 cif a majority, , • whil opposing candidate s c ounts about 13,000 of an election. • .BOST6N, NEW YORK .AND wasutNoTo MONEY. "Large sums of money werci, , spent by Op 'mains in carrying the election', derived from the • urn Trade in Boston and NeW York, a we have reason t 6 think that money was eceived also from Washington; to be'spent the canvass.- Qur, opponents: Ifooded the State with papers, cireulars t . and coffin hand bills containing the grossest 'falsehoods. by which undoubtedly many honest people were • • ENEMIES O' TEMPERANCE 131,ASSIFIED • "It is difficult for us to explain our position in a brief letter, so that it can be clearly un der,tood by our friends abroad. 8o far as the Temperance cause is concerned, our enemies consist of fUur different claises';i "1. Those who are for free trade id rum.— This clam includes almost all our foreign popu lation, and the low and rile of otir own people. "2. Those who are in favor ofia license law, so drawn that actual rum selliag shall be .con tined to first class hotels, and the genteel .13a restaurants and grecerie4; while it tball operate as ,a. Very stringent prohibition upon low shops of every sort. • .t "*.i.• Those - Who are in favor the Mahe Law, but who votect'against us on local ques tions, for personal -considerations, or.Ahrough : the success of the efforts of, our 'enemies to mislead and deceive. This claSs Will include at • least,lo,ooo cotes. "4. Those who are perfectly indifferent as to the question! of Prohibitionbut are only anxious to -repin the political-Power which they have lost, and which they cannoCrecover, as they think, ivhilt the 'Maine iLaw is in the ascendant—mete unscruyulous hoickpoli,ticians and office-seekers. This class was in'fatet the main spring of 'the Whole,.movOtnenki against us." TOWEUANC£ MEN ONLY 676114,ATED:V.INAL stccEss - "The check which we received at the late election has not operated in the' leant to courage ns; on thecontrarr, it;,Stirnelates' oii to now efforts. It is in accordance With"dur ouifortn experience in the Temperance Re forrnr-:after . success' a reverse—after eyery'reverse a "access gicater ilyta itay .schiciA preeeded it. Our unfailing trust is is? s kind Provides:tie, whiclihas eo farstuitled,Ourteun• sets; and blessed our feeble efforts in thegreit yank of redeeming our cosintrypfeeTrom the curse of rum.. That God will ctirrythriaitg . 4 this work, We luiie•tu/ .dbubti ittid the emu ta rcryficar,We'reel 'sere 'whetithrOughout 'all the land the Rum Trkfie will t> placed its the gig :of ilotlihi4kallOSia." .•. -• • • „•-. • 1. dii*Mrs' (fi e IT: 1 - 3 Nisisig loured 7%0 •idroist - . . , nwiaboitilliatiliiitu ialt Coal CO: -„. i A Company, tilidert.be eihi;c9 titl4been. inergrans-' ted by charter from , State, of i.' Ivan* for , the laideaot, -working of e, sad that, of ,Coal ds, shuated•in Clinton county, C 0.., *ring op the West litauch did-- slob of tlio trail's'' , Xsultd, andrlcoutalting 1,31)0 etCcS. 5 . t.4. tAkers of hd:VOlnPany aro puck-nem well,' • known hi cliitadolphi iiiiil .3eie Wite- lin li.dli - el which cities ME eve have: eta ..t hie A:mewl . fully erbmnixed with a Copt air: - slbtai 'divided Into 1.10,e0u doors reT $lO ketch.. I'a tii.iicii the New !irk Directurs ' are Win. 3141.thild,of thc•thlt know u Gnat trio of .it...ksto ' 11,43 3; non, aud James •iforiiiii:Olsis en,;aged, in the Coal: business, end a dram* ef.itte Medial:dor Sank: ' , ' The Ccu.upsny hold theletainis by a Clear and indisoue.' . table title, tree 00141.411.1brincia, Mid are using .1.- ergetic miasma tog a their Coal at once' to narket by roams of the'canal an Illitalatlit now 'built And ittopere7 Gum_ To connect the icilift6 witti the '3.'entasylvanht Co.: cud and and. the SUutiury nil Silo hailruaiii, a railroad ham” e strutted for two and ,h.:4IF Miles dim,* the sloptruF ttte' mionitain. . . , ,1„, : - .t: . I •' - The bud of Coil•peuetradal by, the 'openings and work logs on the soutiseasti poitiou of the et. unpany's lauds, shows two veins of au nver,agethiekneks et four fiat, va rylus from three feet nePachei to four W. three inctas• i'' in thickness. On tisv - alaIF t - CSL, edAGULtiaOnIIIIITA 8140 um de; de; which il.: rmithibeyend quaitloo that there t.i.., ;tine two distinct beds of Ciiiid, and thatthe one opened Ot. 'the hosts mint- is fully 'Ape feet to th s tokrwmi, se that a competent- Geologist .itindjiewer ha. concluded, that there underlies are' entire , Preperty a' field of workable Coal that Is fitly eight reef: thick. All the veitiscint holViiitti Unmet' trartare above rater level, therefore - requtriugttotrutlay foristeam engines to pump water, which lifotivrieS reduces the expense of min. in& -The rust of niluing, this Coal hy coconut is 40 cents Aiorjon, deliverei - lot the Mnuth Of l.hs f onectings: °Nu' 4,;, -- Sti three of the Veleal'have been already made end much Coal' taken out ; ;: and it it.. .estimated that the, , production of the mines ilaity he Increased to 2200,000toni' per annum. The cost:of:0120ml in the New York Mar-I ket is estimated at $4'74 psi ton. On, comparison with the prices heretofore paid for Dituminotts (kale, it will atl mice bo'percelvcd that Carlini mines can ' be worked sou to pay a large pro fi t to the producers of the Coal. In fact. so clear does this appear to. experienced men, that the'' Company 'has leased oniii,hf Its tracts, containing 4001 acres to a responsible part* , who agreel to mine a quan- Lily` not less than 50,000 tons per year, paying the Com- Aiany 25 emits per ton. I_• • • I 1 Tho quality of the Coathali been tested and found high-' ly bituminous and free feral iralphur, two requisites rim= during it most. valuable'- fur Manufacturing purposes.— , Actual experiments lutrefsieri made with it in the man ufacture of Iron, and for it9indomiith Purposes, when It waifound to hare noisuperior. Experiments have like wise been Made for its &reliability in the manufacturing ,of tlas, when it proved Nitta tea '-the bort Newcastle and : Pittsburg Coal, the cost ofiwhich In our markets hi, too well knot' to need rectipltniation. , The cost' of Pitts , burg Coal at Claim (112 tiles from the mines), during the past year has been-$3,0 per ton. The cord of delis eriug Coal at that-point Wduld be leas than $3 60 per ton, and from Elmira it can helorwarded by canal and mil -1 toad to the larger cities is the State of New York, Alba ny, Troy, Itochoster, itc., Where Bittuainous Coal foi• Gas I and manufacturing mime:its -is used .tA a 'great •exteut, and the consumption is largely Increasing every year. The accessibility, of the ipioducifroin these mince.; to , the New York and4ither loading markets at a moderate cost for transportation, iahown, by the following corn :, motive table of (Gatepost:, From Mines to Columbia ; ; : - - " " " Tide liatei:•,- - 0 ' • ° 0 Lattimore t• - --' - " " - PhiladelPilia -.-• 0 .. • °'• C 6 IUMbi4 .- ,i . ' . 0 " ••• Columbia,: et, Phdlaira 0 : . 0 Emit,,.,• , , . ~. .. " .. .. by Williamiport and by Balt. . • ,' di Susquelianyus Railroad - ` . • a .. a ~ . wilitainspOrt to Philn.pr. Railroad', -: , - - I- - Z;0 " " -" " Willitunsp", , !. to N. Y. pr. B. lt. 230 " " " to E1ie , 1 )4, 1 , ; -' • • ; - ,-- /92 r Tho distances from the mines to Tide. Water are only 205 miles. of, which but 2% miles is' railroad and 202 ca nal ; the renal noir behiglit active Morration, boats car rying 00 to ; 1 0 gross tons cflCred. ' The position of these Cliiil fields. within 250 mile', of I the City of hew - York, thil greatdefor this Coal In the vicinity of the tnines.:the variety of uses to which': it can be applied, and ,ItaWuperior . qu fly, 'load to the', of couclusion that this is a gettable property, and•that the stockholders will. with preper Management, ravivelarge di v Ide ads upon the!. Investment. This Company offers forl,,Calo its reserve stock;' in lots to suit, to make further improvements on its -property, on terms and at a rate Malting it au object to parties to Invest. The- Ctoimany iv: I entirely free from debt. and from 1 he pc specie is cunhdent of earning; a large dividend on their homiest capltal.:l, Fur pamphlets containing go ok:deal reports and further particulars, address or,call at the office of the Compitly, 24 William street, New York, victrder 13, '55 , :I -41-4 t • THE .COAL _-. y -. i« S ~~~~ ~NF The qtaantity sent by. Railroad is .51,505 totis—by etitqa, 27,481 Treek,'7B,776 19. Tciil4l by Railr l i 13 tone, againq 1,748,40 04 toril 893,047 13 tons agoilh4 767,119 . ticritA last The shipments thisi:lV i evk exhib r.-celes rhipmeno :froms..thh; 02 tons. TUE NFINV 170111{. in; of, the 'members Or: the .Now oliange bold on Wadi:looBy, an n reported. and tho foilmi ing officer'. Prepidqnt—S. S. Witi'a. Vice Prorirlent = o;l. Patti; TremAtir(4-1.. M. W. 144, IJi trm-R—H. Kroslow,.los„ Baker:, 0 11, G. I'. Powers, of 31a1 : $0n ,S; Pow . . AuntmN ANn At.a..nN - trowN RAit l cent meeting of theL'inrd of .Pir , portant Coal IlailroatVDr. Jeese sician of Allentown, .nms elected rind Ellwoe I Iklorris,g4gineer an. of the:Dauphin d, SiPquelianna. elected consulting '.;tigi • Ficer, but post. NE*TOiiK, O Ens. JourtNAL meeting of Coal dealers was held in the city tei-day, to take iripconmidqa tion the propriety of iii,igunizing Coal Exchatit:e. _ . A Committee consisti'tig of 11. Reeve, Thomas Trashily, D. J. NeviO. S. Wart. and Peter Clin ton, reported in Lard; of such organization.— There were three appointed a committee to draft s plan of organizationJo report do the 17th inst. A committee consietta# pf Atoss*s. E. U. Asay. rico. 11. Potts, M. Allison, Jr., 4. Wilkinson and Philips were , appoiiit4 to noinitintesuitahle offi: cers fur the first tcrialliis movement promises lunch advantage to the trade.' It will tend . tu prevent the crying etiiriof short weight of which some of theglealers arts sai t il to ifid , guilty, and alto 6,tahlish a rule fbr this receipt of Coal in . refer ence to ascertainment7g weight and demurrage as well, as' actual grouttils for rejection. From the character of the geutlemen'at th beim of the en tcrprize, every guarantee is offer led of aline lt sis fur a useful and shittessful In titation—it bait long been nectled4pd?the only wonder *that it has 11 o t long eince stitiietl. • The Coal market herb is , 'by no means heavily stocked and should' 1,14 winter had as hard us the last, Coal must bring:aousually- high figures. In view of this somo.few-gild dealeri have taken-ad vantage et the late on'ftl over present- stagnation in the market to make; purehase4;while some of the more 6 kmorfine:W men are holding ell: un der the itnpres iliat figure will still he re duced. I think it:vet* certain that 'towards the close of Canal, owing;follie unusual anxiety that must then exist to. litoeure a supply of Coal (or the winter, that Coal; Will command a good figure. This week, indee4 figures •haVti looked upward and sales tuado alietid.,-; - PAUL PRY. Tile PORT Cl.taro,tAND Al.l.ElltOWN RAILROAD,. Preparations Ito nro gilitified to perceive nro in ac. tiro progress to securatho requisite amount of sUb reription to this impor tant Coal road, and commence work upon it.. The Looks of tmlwcriptinn were open ed this week; partieirtire idrendyen the line, secu ring the right of wit:l'o'nd gencrol contractors 'are vienting the ground,: iiith the v ew of taking the whole work to Constriiei, and a h million of Stock. We note the uctivitiliibited this matter with sincere pleasure. _TIO importa, 4.) of this road to the interest, of the:Coal Re. hn, is incalculable, the work should be 14,ccuted i completion with all possible :Teed. Peale, Cochran **Co. 9 as ancaster llerrOlhonnok n.. his extensive Coillery estab ishruont, la eitus ted.about two miles:tti. the East of Shamokin, in beiutiful and pieluresque lalley surrounded ! by forett-eroWried whose bosoms contain unlimited quantitimi Of the ourest Anthracite.— In not part of the COniitegicm.; hasiature more' bountifully tiuppliedi,he mount ins with fuel, or Placid it in more fatilablo pos thins for ,mining put poses. The Itilliv#te high, t gradually sin extensiV',,breast-'works above , water tho tyre not . only 'easy of acees but also regular, in their formation, and generally pure and faultless This entire establishment -has "au. iiir,of acatnekt i mud elegance rarely seeiiia any other part 61 10*.ttoi I ... The miner's luinsieit are 'emailiodieliss.and eonifiirtable, sad - ire: sent a -clean and ' tiOltfiy:aspet. In' feet,': the whole place bas a FBatish air--elegant,: yet busi. ne BB ,like ; artistic, Bo yet natural,' It iszot on ly attractive to the eye, but also interesting , In detail--a Coal operation without the peculiar Coal ish and dingy apperirOeo of a Colliery, .Iriten..trat arm ted,A6l3reahe i rbilotiging to this' Collicry, thougliCthe inost . I complete and lei , purred one' thiti. hadierer . been huilt-,-:-a:motlel Collieri„leserery sense-of the Word. Bat reeentlyi thererbare been llnmiteri erected in Sclinylitill tionfitynt least' eii4--Whielt think : n Improved oven.:tiwil'aaneaster Breeker;'•_ tlaitt.2ls int4ific'uiatteiltitoPihin tbia inperlettee: for when vre.visitect l the Lancaster Collipry,smas time ago, we thee* ,tbis ,Breaker`iiiiiserlitflt one **could be .1m14.! Every,wew himpuovansent that, could et all be ',Made to lesiMn:lWareetent• of labi4 requited iniptejparing the .ciai t ltsbettier purifiln4 Il'cleastieo stockin4y.ii.?itieji:Orty#ak ing, were made else ing,aiitota- Ptak, . buiLiipg arrhiteet tbia , Te have—ins in suclist. sitfoi;;l44iit Vietlie t i the etikttnutt,s94 toi!aring , teesr O f whlilf•eMitte4hisothete workvin . Militia:4W has Ii Laub experiouce in Ithis -lint4and pr i er ern 0 , 4* bett l itopkin stre inA1 , ,,i1e11644).!...1.111f1ianif-amseet.lir,*4 ietOeif nin" "n" - t;#1,11;0 *rthel e to 140101 ml itoomttly tlicerenetr _that . nre . :110* At* O) irtzkillirtir4eriffii:retTiding• their peeulnm , stallreFperitre nrcf.' ix in their: : ,cenatruatiOn--140, Dregit pi the new 'or 4 pelt 4 re Vnt , witb , 11111r 1 / 4 11 u :1)!.114c 1 134.-,_ an4'; ll /nil.' l ;tT , D 'tllll,..Pikelier; the ehl, 4.geomiqt pitfiin k r, bins, mad f tetegeapb condiMi fLorsii4,gl4.4 Tae buikling is 133 feet lies! from the raihWA4- to the top Of.ihe .and the driit. ; :hoisted, by menus of flax ropes perpentlieularly, • St feet to the ekelf-acting,tipealwe the rollersil— Tha Coal doer not as ,in , 'instances after :. eitg •separritd frop the , past antdrely; thrt)iugh the r011et: The Sthembeit Coal ;istar- • leetid: aid the flue Coal and dirt pasies arta tik the cscreens wtthilut going , through ,them tit ; thus saring:riurch or the isaste 'which da eertilin to alr' eur.ahei) tit! kinds itt.e erowded through at • oneo- and-in this respect, an extra height I aic- vide)] adraiite i ge, ss it gives rOutti for the uecesys n'anmherof setistes.pi?it histow,9tisotyer,je ?tips :.ritt4.tbd Coq•bef?re it, enters the :Brealter„. Tu speak comprehensively of this breakinies tal4ishment, wo maysay that it is well designed, and with one exception; well executed, sod that is, OM extensive height, which would otherwilso lie #l2 advantage, does nut-seem to he followed up by, corresponding degree of strength and statiili ty,:though here we do not think ourselves couipe tenft judges' and must say thnt wo admire : the structure from the foundation to tie roof. pie 11r4aker nod establishment we aro told, cost about i34),900, but The 'cost, is comparatively small, olip We take into consideration thtestent of f the W.;kks and the vast itoMunt of Coal :which !the 'trait on which they are situated contains.' .• • 10. i miles SD u - . - SJ " t 244) - 112 I NI ho precut week 1 9—total, for the oad, 1,952,558,- Canal, to Atone , • ' the great: deaideraturn ,in the Shamokin Ittg,ihn is not the want of good Coal, for it eon, tains that in superaltundancc, and we believii in ! - l i tt,!dity equal if nut: iuverior to that of any other lOrifit or region. The great Want is a einutiara ti.tiely good taark•it, nud tidal Fectna noir to I,p al rated, if not within their- relseh. • flua . ira and all the,country round that can be . 4 reached by the'verionsßailroads , conveying there, is pow open to the Cual'of Shamokin, and their wa:y will soon be clear Without-let or hindran . eeto the great lakcs,'whose water's are plowed by the Cnal devouring steamer, and whose extensive shipres, one day to be -lined with cities, visited by the Iron.7loe from every part or, our Union. :The first Coal., from Shamokin was hibited at tlio.late State Fair at Elmira; by Cmell 7 rah, Peale .C0. 0 .an,1 by Boyd, Rosser A Co. and reOived the first premiums granted tu'Anthrtieito itithat section of tho coantry.A •rt grut part o f tifirdown trade of the S usquehanna holongs tjata • ratty tho Shamokin Region, and great quanti get.i of Goal must eventually, be used in the n4lgh .7. hofing and limestonellistriets, which can lON,- plied from no other region than from the _eilnee u .Shamokin. It an inrrean On legion of 2,920,- o E.—A t York Coal -Ex ganization was 's elected': • JOY* Noble, Y. lariright Co., rti, Y. Mahn. • nosn:--At a re ctors of this im- Samuels, a pliy- Chief Engineer, • Snperintendent Company, was las di: el la s ed that ober 10 ; 1855 1).130 of this establishment will hold shoot 100' tons', and the machinery is capable of preparlag froM 700 to 1000 tons Of Cital per day. , The ,en gine is 40 horse power, nod can hoist two cars per tniSute, and rit the same time drive the machinery to break and clean the quantity of dual which thlcoutain with ens. This engine is peculiar ly beautiful anesci,ter adinjiatioo tire : ,pcit, silOt way work. Nu . noire, hor:Uslipalfing, oriarting is beard, arid though' it strkiligth, which L 81120304 irresistable, drives . the poriderour machinery about and , above 14 bnt miiht thick the whole .1133 animated, sineol nu motive power can be observed from whence the inolien comer. 'rho trucks of the main railroad run between theijains and directly under the Breakei,, having tun4set on each side,. from Whence to load ihe Coi 1, and the locomotive drive the cart imme4i ateiy below : them, wbco , they are loaded, and again takeh 'away by ;the, Inas horse, without forpier labor or trouble.; The screens arc 20 feet lohit . and 5 feet in diameter. 7e cannot say positively, pot Laving ekaatihed tbia section of the region thoroughly., which ;are tho veins that Messrs. Peale, Cochran & Co.,Are woiking; but suppose them to be the "TWin vomits" Of this region, or inclusively the Manttrioth The Coal bait that clear, brilliant mil -Anti :mo which characterises that vein wherever funntl, and though muchlias been said relatiVe to the hatileetis and purity of the Coals one section of the region over .another, we think 'that the (741,n0w being taken from the Latita.ster mines in. appearance to the Crystal Itidge Cotil of Illzleton, and but little inferior to the best of the A: , 4llund Coal. In purity, it will compare fa Viira ,l with, the bpt Broad Mountain 'Coal, but in ieiasity and i ithrdness it falls a little shMt. is. a 'tfre. White. Ash which will nut clitikdi,iand the only fault We can find with it, is its ereittir?..pu riP;;, which subjects it to erainbic and 4 11y"' being subjected to nsiery hot. fire, tlitiinao as the Okla which are used on the Beaver Meadow;and 14iletim Railroads do;. but .from the fact ;that meal of the - Shamokin Coal decomposes, or eintn.L LICs before it hot b'ait, it might be argued With inCteh reason, that_ lint little waste or resilluc6rill retrain when properly burned. ° ,Nitw YORK COAL MARKET 0 . 4 scarce, and monied, and Liverpool has ad ye:peed ilensiderahle. !pme.., of 250 hirusbestLiv ertool Orrel, to arrive at $10,25 ; 100 do SCotch Splintb, $5,75, 4 Foos.; IPA do Newcastle, $7,50; and! 100 do Pictou, $5 1 ,25, cash. DT RETAIL.. 1 : . ~. . Arithracitp, per 2000 lbs., $5 50, ® h 00 Liverp6ol Orrul, per chAldrun, 950 @ '''.9 25 N&r--Citstle, Coarse, ' 750 ( ( o_ : , • Sidney, .a 5 25 (ct '5 50 Piiton, 5 25 ; ® .;5 50 " - ] • " BY TELEGRAPH.. PUDAV, v O'CIACE. N. 114iglitr from lticlimordirp— snw York, - - - - • - 4100 poston,. • as tio. 60. providence,. - , - , - • - ;1 25 4lbany,- - . " r • - ": 1 . • filltimore, !c Washington, - - • -I OS krrt ; 1 20 a Hartford. E.:twin:null, .. , 1 - . Report of Shipments 'rom Itlehmtiltd, for the week ending', hattirslay(kto. be s t 16th 1835: ' - h . Tll.' . . Tins. Newport, Del., • 'l. . -'i . 25 A kh a ny, . . 1,254 Newburg. • ' :i • 218 ittltimore, ' • .691 New York A Dr0t4t1y.47,941 Ititsto, •. '4O Nyack, . ; 124 114th. . 189 Plymouth, . ' •, - 1."!37 19fas . . 160 Viermont. 1® 11411etillo, - 90 Poughkeepsie, - • 1 , . 13.40 Ilson, • 6,534 Portsmouth, ~' 641 110.Eintree, 419 Portland, ' - .1 170 R(Sigeton, ' 147 Princeton. • " ' 96 IlitiagePorl, . . 170 Pros hlenre, • :2.089 Camden, ' 510 Pt. Shirley, ' . I; .177; Charlestown, . ' 457 Itiehmond, ' : : 19t4 Charleston, . 182 Rondout, • • ; Chester. Ct., . - 179 Itaibury, • ' 202 t:hester. Pa..; • .• taltnekhind s .. - .. 656 Xambridge. . 427inalern, - ' ''• 222, 1- I)orehestor Point, ; 193:Sangus. ' ' ' . zra pci River, • . 61.4.31it0nah, , ~ me ['lashing. . . 1251:Sing Sing, ia. - 106 gnlnktord, 1201Statuford, , : - .3 124 tlf,mrgetown, " ItaliStapleton, ' 146 titeenwleh, 12firtony Pt.. 5 ,33 Hampton.' .• 140 Tette:tell* - ; '' 0; Ilt 'where, 113 Troy. 1 i ''; 60f. Keyport, , 104iW - ashington. . • ' 316 Linn, • ' 662Weyiunntli. ' "; 19 - .0 Stilurieetown, 6' %V 11 min gl on, N. 1',.,, :;. 160 31Ilford, :o• Wilmington, Del.; :' 120 Mobile, ' ' '1" Yonkers. • !' 163 I% 3i)tu , ket, 261 New Woven, . 41 Total. Vim London. 1 1 IPor season, Newport. R. 1., • ' 147; Last year. • Shipments by Cabal, ; ; For (he week ending Octnhey Itith, 1E55 : nfilicritth • On the Line - - - • - Philadelphia • . • . - Vicinity 2 ,:x . Philadelphia, 4 vicinity By Rill Road and Cnnitl.77 j~j:tzntitp v[ 03815 sent by Itallina4 and Caiial, tar'fbe englng on Thursday 010nling lan: 5 NAKAO I.D. • 15;084 18 'agao 01 24,401 . 12 411 06 8,69,3 Pint Carbon:, nihuylklll Haven, ,kattevels, Kitt Clinten, • I 51,Z93 00 27,401 19 61895 00 Tptaj fir fho week', TiAal by Raroad in liibk CaTtir " ' *ld by Owe arid ItAtlrced, lied year: 61.= o 0 , 1,74x4915 , 04 27,481. 167,n9 13 Ilirc4ta. .11feantil;-: . - filcresso In IfitSs;l4, far, r - SelinYiktl/ Cimuti Rwllroad i i 2 ~ '# The folkoirinf it the-quantity of Cciitl tronopottiiil awn dfig different Ronne& in Schaylkiatlottoty, for the week Otldlog oft - Thursday evening Matt •t!' , •• • •. -• 11Ine'11111 and S. Raton R. It., 110,0 t 1,3C6.1.75 01 Rt. extbOu • .1 11 ' 5.12918 • - 151,011• 04 Vid *; " 12,079;13' = 450,113,10 10ttaii•hon .11-Pt. Outran * *15,980 OW- • 7 .122, 4 19 '% ,44. •'' 13.631'13 • Asi of. 'estoosanolool '40.164 n. , 36433(03 Vaasa Canaille "al Irraivirnsiallea - Mtn 70,363 09 AT* 117 f*.t . : ` ; 001; - "30„614 03 • • For thel ItitattibeirliZilk,filtd.o:ll**pil"iror , 2B6ll.• fist:irOyt" = • i;, - = hri " , —1.15 , 10410 ,1 i , 497 dwoor NM ._7. x , ,... , lir' i Sent frtart44lri C ri l „ Ttrgirr,,el, e t ;m1 : 17 cranial:l :' - -' ' _,.. v. , „ .Va al. •!r r‘ r Suxanit .11ir. : , , 5,t- i • ° : ' , .'l'-'' 4.141 , -11 1, .-i 4 3r .. . .. 11 Ce,..4 ler14,111: ' I . ^ • - -f, ‘,;; ;46 Ca'',-; . t 13 4 sit - 12:...nijlnir lair* . ,- , -, •r 3 / 5 92 . , 1 4 : : ',1 t o 5... t)7 ' ...Ka ttuTer 3.rt344W. _ .. - , , *,`,...7 01, 146,PFa 07 %pricy Mountain Low, - ' -- ~...,,,.. „ , tit; it ;,.rain Ck.,l. ---` =11:: ~ . L -.' .!!..7:r ;7.' 1 ''''' Stefforll feel< - - , • r• 4i-- ga , t :Maar L',Atl t oliV)arry,' - 1„ 2 11 ~. i New York amt tcbika Cwaipan,,yl 5.16 9e , :.', e 1.51 6 14 . flench Arn:iNelCorepetty, ~- ')2141 • ~ uf sl9 A. lathrulig Pat Cclti, ' 2,504 16 ' 54 1/ 13=2 Cr 2 11.aaleterit'Ael Canagen,y, ,- , ~. • -_, ,_,, Cranberry CkelConiptay,, ',. ' 1331 05 - • IMAM 04 Diamond oc3).Company, , 3,111 09 ~ - ~! AOC 03 Duck tioictitaickCo4. 3 ;. 2) 15 - . 69,111/ 1:1 irllkeabsrreCcalC9mPany. L 949 00 .--, P,112 04 wyomins Co. , t ,Z , 3 10 ' 61K1 1.3 • 2LnerrAnn in 1855, igfr,A: ':•6'1.101 15 • • COAL STOCKS, • OTIIER SCIIIIILKILL eq.: tl.zocKs, CV. * ILVCALtia: : - PAW. or. AU. RAILROADS itDade/phis. Reading & Pottsville z /50 Mine and Schuylkill haven -; 1 1 f'44,' ettii Mount crtrlton , - • Att - ttty t of) 51..tt0t VoriCart.im., !".1 . 501 Or, "din - - • - :e0 rSO 52 Schuylkill Valley., • ••1 5Q' Lorb;Ury Creek -- 60. .1 'o°4 ,pnatara - - - • - '• -. •50 'I 00 • • CANALS. '• " F •tichuyikill Navigation , - 50 120 t 20,14 Navl7,ation. Preferred - 53 $ l / 2 •:: Pnion Canal - - - - - . 5 0 ./ % . , 4 5 Union Canal, Preferned - . 50 • 12! if Lr,4 Del. tit Ilvolvon G.il & Tr:tarp-whir!, Co.'s tao I<r ./ ' RAILROAD & CaAl. COMPANIrS... Little Schuylkill Nver.:' tr. 'V. Coal Co.;81d ' 4511 Lehigh Coal & - Navigation Co, :" 50' 165 4.14 Iluleton Coal Co. - - 50 ; 00 I - Puck 3lountain Coal Co. - - L5O 0 0 Pennsylvania Coal &R. It . co. - - • ,ioo ; at' Dauphin Coati 11 IL Co. - '5O Lykop‘ ONO R. R. co. - 1 rA3 Oa , I 00. nearer steadons Coal &. R. R. Co. - 2-3 527,• 53 COAL COMPAXIISS. • I , Porest Impraveruent Co. - -• I, -•I, 50 00 ' 'North American Coal C 43.. Preferred - '2XS 5 " t• j Common : 25 / dalawaro CoalP4). - - : 50.1 Cumberland Coal Co. - • . - 30 New Creek Coal Co. - • tso /1,/,i, MISCELLAND3P9, Miners' Dank - -' ' .j 59 $55 -•• Farmers' Bank Pottsville Gas - Pottsville Watt-r On. - mberaxa Cat - Tail-TheSlack of all Cwal Cmpaniem Rill bt ads MP above Wit, whoa famished by. thoro who difilrt in4blicatipn. NEW ADVERT'MENTS TA• JOYCE, of - Philadelphiai, offers i ir e hts arknitirtedgemertta to the' cltizeiiiti of PeYtte Title, for the Freiteivins patronage they hare heretofore extended to him; and respectfully ilito a coutlituance" of, the:mme. lie ir,stoppirx at tki. Aniericairlimiive. ahem . ho will be happy to reeet re ordeni tir Portrait% ; Port mitt ... takon hi iit. (rout life or gOod. Daguerreotype*. 4 betober•Zri, 'ss= - • ' - - . , #lt A Complete . Pronouncing . Gdzetteer of r the World, edited by L. Thomas and T. Bald *ln--containing nearly tine liundral Thounpvi places with prouuticiation .Of the names, including tthe latest and most reliable etanStlita of population, conainerco, Lc. The New York Erpreaz pronounced this ‘ri‘Ark as far superior to liarpcne Oasetteer. Tbeiatter w'o got out in a burry to forestall Lippincott, and containing inn*: miraide errors, while the latter Is full and salisfaclory. For sale at :Oct 20, '65 42. Think and Slationrfy SZorr. NOILOYFRALE'iIi szre.tr. DRUG wamatousz , Depot for BrownosCelebrated Verintroge , • . • tad Cherry Pectoral. f. , 0 , D ECEIVING continually latte sup -410 plies of Drlnat..tc,„. in on packama, I am prepared tO meet .all demandS from StorekeePost lihysleians.k.c.. aOm advance of a few per cent. on city prices. hat Ingl resolved to make it advantage ant for all persons la want of puiu and. fresh Drugs and Chemicals. to buy i ii - t his market. ' ' -..-i . Constantly on hand all the new a.t proved Chemic 1 tint! Phartnarentical preparations. the Lin tediStates and l'intsvlart Yharinit *pima. With. t semi etc ,:f qualified ii rrtt persona and ray own personal attention. e citizens nay fuel cattail:• t. of having all thelr r wairrs In .nhe way .f Drugs and the nottipounding of l'rei.criptious'accurntely i and faithfully attended to. i i v ' • JJIIN 11. BROWN, . . • • BOOKS `':or subscription of Stock, in the Mlentnoin Railroad einnpany (betveen Allen tlwn and Port Clinton) will he opettc4 at the !places and - )11 tbe dap , ment limed below from the hours et 10 o'clock A. M. and Vo'rlock P. M. respectively. At Llehtenlvalnei's tavern, TreAlertown. on Thursday the 25th of Oett.ber inst. At Trezler's tavern, in Nlprtztown, on Friddy the 2.lth Int Ootobor inst. • '• At. Kati* lavern,ln Kutztown, on Tuesday the l'Oth of ',October inet: At Pennsylvania frill, Pottsville. on Thursday the Ist Of Noietnber next. At Beehlel's tavern Allentown, on Tuesday! the 4th of November nextorhere the undersigned A committee ap pointed for that purpose will attend to recelvi, Imhscrin lions. JAC Kt lil tall Ntl LH, WI Lel AIII FRY. - . ' CIIItISTIANPItETZ, ~ • • . Oct. 20, 15.'1 42-2 t ' ..1(41N D. STll.d• . - /..iPI.4ZA 1,143.316 TON.I. CV. 1' 5,-on 10 - ; 6,450 Is 78.7(+0 2% ,P 0 • 140,00 14.429 14 eVitt. • 9 t tri3 19 .010 00 140411 10 000 00 1.744 10 t 01311; 1604 49 M 047 13 thos,l,seoo os 78,776 19 2, 5 1034 17 2,545.,606 OA finnt, u2sizi 11 Total. Last seat, AVARD. PORTRAIT• - PAINTING. LIPPINCOTT PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER. Ort. 20. '53 42-mo Prvgiyt and Pi Rsnionertirt. ' ALLENTOWN EAILUOLU) COWART. At Troxler's tavern, in Hamburg, on Wedimsday 71st of October inst: . EXECUTORS' SALE:r77 By Adjournment.. i : • • VV.II,L be gold pi. Public Ven4ue,',on \\ JILL the Zith of fictoter Drat, it 1 o'clock, P.M., at the house of the Into CIIARLESJONE.I,demased. in West nrcinstrig toWnshlp.d,ichnylkill conntY. the plan tntion of stid thieeased.ilintainlng 121 acres. ra , rooriess, adjolning fleci. Kimmel. jr.. Slowed Ynst, Joseph firemer, and 'Joseph 'Albright. and °them .. Thereon are 'erected ; one tn.° story 'tone'"„, 1 t 4 •,-,..- dWPIHT: !loupe. one Mg dwelling hooop. lig hero. Spring-house near the house, wagon-Noon; and other nocessary• nit-buildings. About 40' toWes of the land arc well covered with nll kinds of the hest flintier. 14 arms excellent meadow land. and the hal:litre plowed Intid of best tjutlity, 14 acres of which are mini a ith winter grain.: also. an excellent orchard of theihßrkinds of, fruits.. Pess.?ssion %rill he Ifiren on tho'lst day of . April. IS5f. The conditions will be made knewr. on the Lay of sale—aml. will he setd hi' ~ i _ REUBEN JONES. , .• JACOB JO rs,- 'West Ortimmiz.Oet. - • i 42-2t* • Simon R. Srty4er• 1 • - - • • Oritg. liVholeattle Clotiticre, 10. 2.52. North" Second Sfroi (ices sqc). Octaer 20. '55 -4..-1 y ii• EXECUTOR'S SALE. OF:, REAL, ES?. .he \ d Pt .. 1 . 1))..ifr 'dale; ion deuce of 14cter r A iltu tfiaetto . re*l,•cr !county, the fellowine property of ' , said deceased. vie:. '" No. I. An excellent prlst MIII and 35 airi•sof good bot ,atzom laud. more or less. The 31ill is 45 lay 55 fist, 3 stories hich• T one story of stone and tWo Of frame, nd is arranged for four pairs of burrs, find twojw a• ter wbeds. Two lairs of Moors (It pair of irMich burrs, and a pair of Stmdstones), with a Shollerand Smut :Ma chine. are in operation. This Mill Is driven !by the 310- 1 lantongo crock, with a water wheel 11 foot and six Inches. For a 'nisi orss man an excellent chance is her. preamted. No. 2. A small Limier Si) acres, more or teak but which may also be purchased with the 31111. It IS bounds l by land of David Knorr, Itur. Isaac Stiehly. and the above 31111 property. - A - -story dwelling house and e her brilldinitsare erected thereon. „. No. 3. A tract of land of 27 acres; more or 'less; ton nd ed,by land of Rey. Isaac Stiehly, Peter Dressler and Ou which is erected a one story log hotiee and fratiso stable. . This furnishes au excellent platae fora fahor4r or Mechanic. being dose. to a public road. so. 4. A tract of woodland of 5 acres. hounded by land of 'lsaac Knorr, Gabriel Ilert and others • •' All the above property Is situ:tied in' Upper 31shanton. , go township. Schuylkill county: The scale commences at 1 11 O'clock in the forvnoon. when the conditions will the made known by, DAVID KNORR, 71 • JOHN E1tD31.4.N. El:It/dors. • • IS.tACF.STIEIII.T.f'I • Detobta.M. '55 t 42-tit ' SHERIFFS' SALES of REAL. ESTATE. 114 Y Virtue of sundry writs oi . Veftdi _U dor( ltxponar..bumett out of the C,ourfof Cominon Vleas of Seh uy I kill tionn ty. and tn me dtrectodithereiwilll IK-exposed to Public Sale cr ontrry. on i 1 • i . SATURDAY, NOVUIIIIEIt 10111,1055. 1 at lileolock in the fereooon, at the public /Muse of Wm. ; moz, lo the idsough of Potts% ille, zichuylitill einnotyro 1 the following,cle,ribed, heal Estate, rim .. ~.. I . . A I.l.llutt /1,1-fain let or piece of giUrinff. Atinsto id the Lboftugb of Pot tsv ills, Sell uy 'An county. bounded ou the north by Market street.ou the east by lot of John power, ; ,: utility snuth by a ten feet Wide alley. and on:1, t he vielt hy • 1 Eighth street, rnota 1111 nit 'in width 30 feet, and in, depth; 1 1.14 I• . ' 4 - 1•20 feet. With the appurterriners, consisting' cfla double tsve-story stoned:inciting house. with a one!. lid a half store tratnd *When therylct "attartn d. as i the roperty of AN DlthlY GIL 1111111;. '' c . 'ALSO, all those 'certain two houses, two itoriestA t ; Ihigh. one fnune and one stone. In,e stable timlint ;,: of ground. situate on the westwardly side of tentri- 1, street, in the borough cf Pottsville; tichuylkill county4l hang the iot.which is marked number serimty-sit aey, on'the teapot plan of Jots, aid out called thO NorvreStatai addltien to' the torrof Pottsville, and is hounded and destsibed as follows. viz: Besthining at a :post on the westwardly side of Centro street, a corner de lbt marked No. 75, on the same map or plan. and heretofore conveyed to Edward %TOM* thence by the same eolith seventyi three degreeSwest, 291 feet and two lactesto, a pit ott!I the esetwardly'shie of . Adams Street; then& along; said street north 17 degrees west 05 felt and sl`x inchet tots ! pote,thetice by lot marked number Ti on the aforld ! map or plan; and about to be conveyed to Thomas (italm , I north 73 degrees east 7.13 feet and five Indies to a,post i and east 00 feet passing along the northern 'end of the hmise now occupied, by. James Buckley : to Centre striretil atilt-mid: thence liking said attest south 73 feet and Dr inches to the plate of lieglindug,as thaproperty.of.JA-MES IitiCKLEL ALSO, all the right, title and interest oflVfaithington Hommel of. in and to all that certain Farm or pieta of bind, dilate in "Wayne township, i Schuylkill county, on the tad tainting from. Schuylkill Haven to P! o, t hounded by lands of Jacob Wommer, Jonathon Teich, i 1 'finsie Bernhelsel and John Yeieh ; contaluitit SO sires or t i theroabonta, with Om appreteuniceikensiatlog of ii two r 1 --ift strx n stone tavern house, with tv one story atone; , hi thereto attached (known - ea the Long Run ; • . intet) a otter story Inoue dwelling hones; a one Mary kt dwelling Muse; a framestable and frame sheds. ; • ALSO; all the right. title and interest of Washington ; ilitininelog, In end toe eartain- tractor wood land M 0..; at; In Wayne township; Betntylkilteounty bounded by , lands of John verb and Jaebb'Beraliteirtie, fontaintog lo • aciosozwrier leas: 1 ' '. =' x ."‘ ' , ''' , i.- ALSO, all the right, tithl and intereet• oft W Iletrantd.ef. In and to all that :certain lot or place of: gronad. Mast* iv tl&brraoglicif Schttylkfilltaveti,lo% tictitiylkill - rottaty, , ,bottoded on the north and otailloY a • 'fleet trideeney, on the ismth'by lot of Think' Efts. de- mood, sitiPorti•the'ireit . by a *alto etrmet.-erattstinlng :' , abantlildikit in deptliand ateratled feet tueidtb, . 1 J. i., with theeppurteemicea,Maliistiag of reneistorY I dwelling honse.a ad a tame stable, as the pro- . - . . Petty of.WASHINGTON 'HUMMEL - . ' • • , - -: - 1 ' r . „ •,,!; Soiled, taken itiekecatierkand wilt be llold tit' ' 1 • sll ~ , ,c,r. ',.: ~- -_,. -• : -.-,. JAMES 31 AO IX' atifiq: •• ' - - • ' ir'th- 4 10Hiairnie:Omex. 44;ttreitte, Oct. AO, • f, _ • .. , ~.....,,. _ .. .... • NEW .44,v s ni. - T I TENTs '.! NEW 1349TAND, -OHOE VORg a ., 4p11.E. STRUT, ;NEU "Ir'T !Pgll34l' , Pta. 4 iisk4 vartfAttist. - . • QAMUEIiSTROUSE-baslustopeted kaall4nA piceirot a/I k 1 4,1 - grß 4 Oti• 'OP* " ' 111 Vtllffilii, .011174, Eap, PillIII:11 . "11; d.c.. &lions, : hit EN.* 141.V...21 , 02".31: 1,, toad rallorj..2lol „cralittrreik-,e.41-ife, Orifigi. l / 4 :/tPP;V:4.-. of evorl . . rari.i . ty.:l,A6-t,nout;. at 4.56:-.4 401 tor r4;3llnete 10.1r.' ElP..liaiii.diciuric.o.4 - 41 , 1 iktpLll - Ltig'ii•:!ot , ht the flumfdi ant*. -, . ~ ,i, , .!' - , Oct- 'X) PS 4Z•41 , ' ' `LADIES': - FANCY FUR STORE. ' Elsrispesin sad Akkerlisisa Wars. • -TIDE' 6.1 opened 'far : . the: ros'ulusi bpk.ndf asmitmnit of VURS.' s -nen: sting of linsitau and Ilniteen't Bay Bable,'Stene • and Slink dinreetni 19-411 Ernkne, .Atties :CklnctrUla; asiortnykt of Fuss. tor trimalin,Tals inrlre andAtt. virn?iin..•,A)llN fine assortment Wks' and Gente. Fur 1.11oi•et. Oenfgq*Aists and Cnit!t, Carriage - awl Sleigh' Robes, Pont Muffs.ke. - All Vie aboTn krtirlcsiureinad..t In the nevest sfiles km& irariani4 ' .OEO. F. WOMRATII. , , ! . .V'mti 41h sired. Pliritddelpiid. 7:1 fi.13.. AM kinds vf#llllll7so MRS benzin: M - 424:41, 33.915 r,fkurb Iv 35.b75 19 '160,700 00 PUBLIC SALE OF COAL LANDS. • cIN pursu3nce of an_ order Of the Or -1 , 'Phalli' Court of Selstrylkin ionetr l James 11. Greed: larenee 11. Prick and Ro'bertikelari,SrXPentOlS of WM. Citht late of,the-burongh of Jkinville. In the county of Nonrour, deeeased, will expose to public sale at the l'hila delplda "Shebang's, In' l'hiladelphia. un Tuesday, rho re i ess Twentieth day' of I.:member next, a reelect( in the evening,. the following descilbed I Wale: Thirty „aright, full, equal. undivided eight ti dyed and tenth 'parts (the whole Into eight hundred an en equal parts V • to e . dividat ) of. and In all. that certain tract or, tracts of C 1) 4L LA N !) situate on the head 'sat is of Sealant liver. hi the townships of Tremont and tunny, in the saidcountysif Srluaylkilf. surveyta on warrants granted -to kohert „Irvin. Elijah' Weed; tleorge Weed, )filUam i Cook, John Cook; Robert Lyen r Williato Montgomery;', E Jamea Miller, - Jonathan Walker and Arulrew Canton, containing In the whole Parr .77eousand s three hundred and:sixty-six arra awl tit perehrsoind allowance bound-1 al by lands now or late of the New York and Schuylkill Coal 'company, by lands surveyed to James . Miller And others, with the anurtonanco late the Wee of the sofa deerared. . , , The Shove described lands ate a part of the widely cele brated lands known as the .Deinahlion tbal Lards, the rieliest and most productive In JIM rounti of Schuylkill; ;and the interest proposed to be sold contains about Two howl', d audfoutitra acres neat mwsuee,togethor with the•lnterval of said deceased in the improvements on sold landq. 41114eettielt Colliery which has arapacity,of pro+ 'dyeing one hundred and thirty thobsand Musa Coal , perannerm, liorton's Colliery with a capacity Of eighty thonsand tens per annum. e. ii. Spangler & (Qs Colliery yielding, !Kim thirty to Ceti thousand tons per anunm. Thq Mine Hill railroad extends into the most available points on the property, The Roush Creek Branch of the Tremont and Mount Eagle railroad, Is about being eon strneted along the western borders of said lands. Rail roads connect these lands both with , the eastern and southern markets. With the present improvements and facilities five hundred thousand tons Of Coal can be taken out per annum. finnditions of sale will be made knhwn on the day of salt. by '3A3IRS MAI RAEFF, j .' ROBERT F. CLAIM } Reardon.. ! . CLARSiNCE 11. FRICK, ' Ply order of Court. JOSilfT). 1301F,E, CterA of p. e, . . ' Oct. 40, ' 55. ' - -424 t 00 19 "' 9 Ot) /14 ou 54) - LAI .44 25 141 - I 504'53 ed to their • . ' • • .- -rpitE following is publishill i obedi ewe to an order of Court, • JAMES ACME, t. ?1 . . • • • . Sherir. Schuylkill Clisunty we. ' the Ornimonteealth of Pelaflraiiitt 'to the Sheriff of nytJail Minty, Grertenbir. f • • IVIIERLO, At an Orphan's Court, held at Pottialitle, Its and fur said County, on the 10th day ofigeptember, A. D. I SOO, before the Honorable Judges of the , same Court. tit/ proceedings of the valuation of the,real estate of Ja/tb . Faust, Into 'of West Itrunswig Township. in Sold Connty, deceased, haring been presented to the said Centt 'sod coritlreied ; and on motidu . of JOhn gentian.. the COurt-grant a rul on all the Wks and - legal reOresentatlres of said deceased, to . wit ;.-.- ESther Kim mel, late Jtether Faust; Susannah, now • the widow_ of Ahrahaurlioy, decoteed; Jacob, Abraham, DanieUlaria, the widow of tiemge Delbert ; Christina, now deceased, who war; interrouiled loGeurge Kimmel; Catherine. in termarried with John- Wommer, and 'the fell : owing grand Children. :to wit:---Children of .11 'deceased daughter nqueeel Magdalena. who was, intermarried with John Fid ler; as follirwer—flannah Married to Joat-pir Heisler; Lyd ialstestuirried with - Joni Metter; klitiabeth intermarried with Peter.lierring; Leah, the widow'of Nathan Heisler, lI4W married to John Schultz; Abbe interne:mks!' with JOhti Karr; Israel Fidler. Daniel Fidler,, John Fidler, Michel ltiehly, into Fidler, whose husband _ls deceased. and Magdalena Fidler; also, seven grand children, the cl".ildr-n of a &eras. d daughter 'lathed Elizabeth. who Way intermarrk - -d with Jacob Helm, to wit :—lfintgib,in ternarrn d with Joh,' Zinuirmian Elizabeth. who . is hitermarried with Daniel Stheicker Jaer.h . F. rdh. now married to William - Hoch: Bebe/re now mar rie d Adam Buyer, r.; Evtlier, new married to Thomas ilss•handCatharine now internfarrird with Charles !tiny . The Nild above named Abraham Faust dill intestate. !.i,neo the !death or the said Jacob law& and has left is sue fourteen children. to w itr—Duweit," Polly interwar tied with Abraliant K. Moyer; Catharine', married to Sitmuel Atirewalt William ; itelarrea• married to base HMl:nester: Atiriihami.John..lieseph, Qeicnien. na married to William Fisher, Mary married to Peter Mengel; Amanda. Henry and Susannah Faust, the last three being still In their .minority and, baring - tiitienn Mding - as their legally constituted guardian ; command ing them to'be and appear at an Orphan's 'Court. to be held at, Pottarille. In-and feu said County, on the first Nl•;mia,‘ a 1 Desetithir next. at it o'clock hi the forenoon. Olen and there tn 'arci-pt or refuse to tale tilt-is-al estate :lit the appraiw.d value theft ,f. or show -cause why the sia'n'e should not ht. cold; and the Court order and direct tolhe served. on all the heirs resident within the Oiuntv, and ;on those out of the County. and out of the stale, hr, publication in one German and one "rogeish ner..Fpaper published in Pottsville, X..y; four successive Weeks, prior to thirgt.id first. Mondariorin December, and that a paper containing the public:ellen be rout by mail to teach belt residing out of the State, three weeks prier to thetadd first Monday in December . next. • Witness the Honorable Charles W. Regina: President cf cotr said Gaud at l'ottarillo, the 10th day of Septum her. A. D. 18b5. L . JOSIIIIA"BOY EU, Cirrk. Cetober,.4Ak''so <, * ' l3 it FLOUR AND FEED PARTNERSHIP.' - - yr. 13. BELE having associated with iti_hitaaelfJeme Slathers in hellour and feed .wa.a. ji business: the above business will be continued g in all its: various branches as heretofore. The 3 have now on hrynd and are constantly receiving large lots of flour and min feed..as, well as hay. oats and corn, which they will sell on the most reasonable terms for rash or approved credit. 31.11. Bell returns his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage herettifure extended to him in his Individual 'capacity, hoping that strict anen t Lai to btniness. and an endeavor toaccommodate custom er. . will Ontlnue to the new firm all the patronage here lethre'extended to himself as . yell as bring new cusba ers to the preakmt firm cf — BFIJ & MATHER& ;:Corner Railroad and Callowhill streets. opposite Snyder's Foundry. May I '-1, 185.5 l9-ly 42, 441 UM 1 IMISCELLANEOUS. . 114 3 )LIWAD. 1RON:-I--10 tons flange to the yard—ln sO•re and for wile, 'by - .. ' .'- A. &P. 11.011ELTS . 1 , " Broad stmt, b,du're Tina, phUndelphia. ortobor 11. 1.15. L . . • - 41-tr !TITST RECEIVED. from, .New York, Lacing. lA;itther for Belts. Also Solo heOther for 'tiirlp . boother cor Mines.• Far solo • JUIRN MEN 1 4.16, Rai/rood ,(r-d. Pottsville, FOrwarN 1n 1555 - • 6-tf • \iIIOICE HAMS:—=Best C9red, of the J first quality. fresh frOm the hest Mie&ers,enn bo had -egularly every Wednesday ethd Saturelyk. it , - ' -7. C. BOYLE'S 1 • NeW Tegetable and Pruvlginn Stand, Mribantangn St.. i May 27,1851 1 • . 21-tf T UST itEPEIVED.—A . large assort IP P' men t of splendid Perfumr:ry. &e.. from the _Mannfat Tories of Jules 1184e1 & Co., llarrimn and - others. 111 those who went tine Perfumery, call at C. lIATI -I.F.I'S tool: and Taitoty,Stofe. . I . . Januar)* :21, I.S'A . -', .'t ' = llLtf I . POOLE'S Topograplii=: Letd •Mar of theSilne RBI itailrnad. Including the ‘',..Sterh half of the •Pettsville Coal I , oln and the 'eh land Region.. Sim. 401tteltmCpinarr, colored and mount- Beady fni delivery 'at Batman's and at Oarrigues' Donk Stereo! and at, Alr. Pbors Mee. • • October 11,18;5. • • , . , • ;C O URT. PRO CLAMATION. XTOTICE is hereby given that an sti ll jOurried Court of Common ['lens. will tw• held nt Otterille; In And for the minty of t:trbaylkill, mt'MON -I/AY, tho 4th day of S'ovember, A. D.. 15:,5, at 10 o'clock in thr.toretoon, to continuo-one week. Pottsville,} JAMES .7'i . AG LE, Sh.rijr. .x1:.1855.• 414 t F•heralt 'a Oct, :STOVES &TIN WARE. • 1... 4- ; THE subscriber 'respectfully' in [brine .-.- the public - that he bai opened .it new A ti:re: at t . ~.. ~ /1, : Middleport 'Where be will keep - hand a full' assorinientof COOKING .1: I;.A It- . I,olt. sTOV .8. Tin. Hollow and Japan Ware. spouting'and Jobbing promptly attended .to. -Also. cid stoves repaired. Old s oyes or old Iron taken In exchange. I - 11.11,SCIIVC.K. Nllddlqxr . rt, October 0, 'ssllni-v . . - 1 - CUBA HAS FALLEN tiki has the Pelee' of Ilate and Caps. • W would arVIII most respectfully in vite the attention of the eittrenit Pattsville and country In general, I 0 11111111 . ..„.... our large and elegant assortment of all kinds orlcedil In our line. that we have non , received. and are. In , Ltily reMpt of..com prised of Hats. Caps. Purls, &e. • • tiontleineif "'Vino Moleskin Fiats, alvniya on• hand, or made,to Order of the latest styles. Otter Caps, Kossuth lists. Shatighales--in short, anything in the Hat and Cap line,.. . • .. • . W would also lustre the particular attention of the IA dies to our assortment of BURS, which hale been selected with great care from" the largest stocks in the count ey.— N e thing; shall. he left undone on our part, is give sans , fail ,on. I Call and gave US a trial., next door to Pottsville House. i , . • . G. C. LIVFIZLY. & (YE N. n.—LA Largo assortment of Buffalo Robes on.hand, at prima to , suit the times. '''.of9illiber:ll 4 ,i )tom., .CCIMMERCIALtAI rrily,subsijibii tit inerStwpirPh - ed forms si rate; thw Tarim& Co&nerChd Common Lewes, '. - -.. • Conlei'sittesmt leliscw with Security, tigtlco. tii Tonal:as,- • LaWdlord's Complaints, _ bronco fo,Quit,.- . -,„ ' ~...1; SoinntolLs ..- --.' -,- Extruttbhs,, , 1 txneut lows with Imprisoltil;”; St&to Wier:ants, '. , :I cotoraltawn?A, : . , - Subpoluts. '' ' ~- 1 Attaehatents tor Witnesses,- j Lattlotits• Witrants, Pill Flom& 1 ', • ] - - krumblics n atilbr Art& - ; hitoi's; , tiontv ~, • . ~ - ennead& 4114. ':.'-,'.- '' •:_:: AtUolosps&ts &w:1160154,1.": r.x&distiOVl' ,.l o;l l 4o:l l,l o , 7l.J iistolifiloVittiibisil.... '-.- ',Chratats ito Itixerttirs of tttei Pol O r. --::. • ---,- .. ' ' Idai4stillei. - i ' MVOs:wit_ ,W. ic,llea ; _ Sin 4 ferias vs. isife, • • Sell, tub's vs,,, Constable-, • 11:1e6Stloyis ;tor: Vino 'awl - Flitteitureas - ,' ', ' 'l Common Bonds. ' laudikktint Ittwubc . tuldtrion & Fixocu'n aollost Tenant, ' ' , bendable"' Disttoss ; Ncittee -,, —lbi rent.r " -- : . • - ,- Seholtilost,' ,' - • '''' -- ', Se-arelOratrant.s. , . . Stier PaPet, • '' , . • •' ' ' .esphts Setter' lisehk, , -OwnSwOis Maw,' btsai. r ', ' ithiss: ht Perot...ace: • - • Alettohottotteo to l'eritt. ictridittnid Vatehrott. ' ' ' floods iKdd 4ott, &Wenn'," ; 1 . 4:11' IttllO, at -',, ' 11..VANNAN 0046.; '55 . - fel • t i bitni*lll4o r .r: siteregiaph aeEd v Yeitezdayreliails • • ", 7 Cate ltf4l*krt. t , :3 ; Li 6 . 11 25. t `tirb.in'faii supply, a nd Ifie dematicl brisk al` • • • 1 1 • . . $a 75 a - col. Daniel!. Carry,..a well uown dreg and formerly a pronlinent. ?antler of the Native American party, wan Enda, drowned ai Pittsburg on Thursday.: ,The Vote for CanaL ,Ctlouttisotoitor.. . The o ffi cial an d reported returns from al F• i l the counties in'the State, make like rattioritY for Planter; Deritodmetic Commissioner, over Nicholson, about 13,500. There are also , about 6000 votesi l for William son, 3700 for quiver, 600, for 31,artinotoil 2100 for,Henderso'n—in all' about 12400:,o' that Mr. Plumeeli majority over all the '.ant!idatett is about 1100. But the seatterik votes are not given in the published'officia kelvins; of many of, the counties, so that it is ituroasible to sa positively whether there -vf;ill:be to. dear majority for Plumer. . The Legislature will undoubtedly stand as . follows ; Senate, 17 Democrats to 16 .Ameri cans to 1 - 6 Americans, & e.filous4 of Bei)reseu tatives, 63 Democrats to 35 Americans, &c... 0 oNE max LEM3B FROM EUROPE. - The Stearn§hip Atlantic, arrir eti at New York on the 18th instant. She'hrings •one weeks' later neWsfronliverpoof,arni the seat of war. The geneq frorn' the Continent is in no Way exciting:' j The War. Detachments of French and English'troOps have been quartered on the':south 'side - of Sebastopol and the engineers of the Allies are placing, guns in a position to make the north ai4 impenetrable. It is suppoOd that the Russians are preparing to abandon it.; • • The French eavaliy, -under ;Gen cliAllon.: defeated the Russians neanEupateria on the 29th. Russian loss, 50 killed and 105: prisoners ; French, 6 killed ancij27 wouuded. A tough campaign is apecteo as the Bus. sians are* making tremendous ir l / 4 1tions, and the Emperor himself is atll essa: The fleet has sailed from Sebastoril on a secret expedition, it ia supposed eithititto Nieolaiffe or Odessa. Kars still held I tUt, according tolhe last accounts, though tiie proyisicts were nearly exhausted. It Ifitis expected. however, that the snow 'would 'compel the Russian's soon to retire. The Allies are sinking immense mines under the docks, arsenals and 'Op yards of Sebastopol with, the intention it is"stpposed li to destroy them. • Immense masses of the Allied!tmops: threat en the.right and. left. wings ail the Russian Army 'at Eupitoria. 'Prince Gertschalioff be-. gins to feel uneasy, and seems to consider himself in a serious position. The indications are that Russian affairs will become > worse. He admits that the Russians last Ahoilt, 1000 men per day Auritig the lust 34 (lairs :,uf the siege of Sebastopol, besides those which were killed when the city' was 1, t (ma e:d , • It-is 'stated. that 193,000 men. have been :added to the Russian army. • I,i Letters from Kars describe!the thorough devaitation of the sat-rounding district by the Russians.;: The provisions of the grrison Could nut-last longer than the 15th et Sep temy4;*and if reinforcements did not arrive, Gene alWilliams would be icompelled to submit. 1. • The . Russians, however, were themselves hard pressed by the snow, whitill had already Set in,. and winch, It the garrigon could only hold out a little longer, woutd vompel the be siegers to rntrent. An-ther letter ,from Kars- ;says: :"Omar Pasha has arrived at Batotun, anclwasre ceived withgre.•lt enthusiasin by the half starved garrison of chat place: The strength -ot the corps d'artnee, which is fepresented as 16,000 men of all arms, does i not exceed at present 1000 sabres." • A review of, the rotes of interest took place on thvli.frOtn five to five and half per cent. The Queen will remain-in Scotland until the 17th. The Czar, ,who hpfr been making a tour through the south Of his Empire, has issued an addreSs to the Russian people calling on them to fight for their •eountry.nnd their God. At a council of war held at St.llPeteriburg ' it' was determined to carry on the war With the utmost energy.. . ;I. • • • France, i! " "The prices of grain in France are fiimer.— The high quotations have brought in immense qaantities - ot American flour. ;, . hwt flour, Lbt., fl y Corn meal Wheat, red. bush., white fly o, .4 I Corn, u bite, • ... yellow 44. ()art:, • 4. ! Cheese, per IN "•41 , 44fk0. c, - 6 11 Y 20, il•] Wks. as printed. fraalho d will • koap ennidautlir fit and Law }pants In gourd Naturalivittnn' do ' .undfn• age, Commoneentent of, Dielars• , mon to elks • • Money lent and advaueod, Money had nod 'mi . :idled ! lAecoonte ltoney= • • W6rk, Ittutafittelati4 , Debt upon Bond model vitactlonetd, • . ,;• • : Debt by Aniditnio otßond. do ;2d do. , do do ad do, -` do • giondmay fiote,PayeiLlnit Maker, - "- ftvedsony ticits. Today*, TS. Maker,. • • • Oramboory ;Notts. Xodoroee *a.-Itatorier,• Ut- of .4zettentigek Payeq Maker, to ciso.Of 4,oltit , DM of, Exehattio, Nye. - - atoker, to col of ono-Pay. tient, lot Exeyinige. Pre o vs. j ACT*FtOre lEt ill of Exchange, I Odorre vs. indonw Cr 3laker. - IBM of ' Exchange, indonw vs: Acceptor, Bill of 11xcbsnge, 1414 Ti , Acceptor, , - - lidoninion.,ll4 "of Cinteiti• . "Mon, • _ Slander; : - ' " - , merion'eniirts;' Bill of Exceptions, , " Bail Bond, ' • ' itiver of Atarney - ,teneril, ,_ • ' do. do '2 on ngt!co+l, "Ned's, fottr_ld.sis 'lnd kinds, mortgages, .. " 1 entonent `cotes., Book 4' sentitlrrry .Ctore. , knosito 11,10 tufty Chureh / 2t).. Death from Drowth4sag. PENNSYLVANIA ELUTION.!: Wai'MOvements in England. Ansi la. Italy. •The Chulera is on tte decline. A reinforce went for the Creme an army Nis been:catlered the parktto. coßßEcrvi• wEEKLY - FOR r 11'4A. I 12EZZI . i .541 -i4}4,l4t;'2' . 6 CO ' 6OD fr - : I r.( 4601 4 1 , 2 09 4 75. INO 177 02, 3 tc3 .4151 2 IS ! 1 20 1 4 20 tol on tea' ' i . : is ',I tO 9 q. 1 u 11 1, , .,' IC. 6,, . 1.4.7 151 ICii 4Jo 18 50 t •..4) 50 04 :as L o IF 0.,..2.1 I 14 tit IF t.i ou i 1 7.1 r • . 11 bt. 2 71; , 73 S 7 i i • • i 92 I , ; Ilan's. Mess pork. .1 Brtthit. " - Fug r, 31olAFa•s. per 011 Oil, 'perm,. • linseed, 'OAK mg.T4L MARKET. iNLILT.A. & N. 11nkti , 11.413 EMI 25 00(;• •25 Ot' 24 00gt. OCkf. 27 . 000 4,- - --4;• ot 34 o t i 44 (1 ., 55 MVO l 0 C 5 000 90 0(.1 SO CCOS tts 04 , 45 c , 44d 4 0 000 bt) -- —NAO(I —Ca S 6 °O(ti Ot —4gs 5 004 ,5 St: Anthreiterlidiy,Ne.l, ton No1:7; quirroll Yo'udl7,No.l, N 0.2, Scotch rig. No:1, - Railmnd liar , Engligh Itefned. . American Bar, flaramered .Itolied, Binning, • ton Bolter Plates,lo.l 100 Ms. tio.2. • " A xles,Atnilont'ered, ton " }tolled, ISM Ainerienn, 100 Ength b, " Spring, 1. WA 17 rxy EMI! Sheathing, , Hods, Old, 100 ths. aS --40, 44 w t- 7 - 8 (11 . 1€1, O BM! Pig Galezia, 100 Th —rs; :0 62 1 6, 256, +- t, 25f 5(.• s(' 7 250 ÷ POT,TSTII•LE `cheat Flour, OW., S 9 50 Dried ; l'paxbei , , ['zed, $4 75 Rye Flour, 9 - 50 • dn . , nopied, 200 Whest,busitel. 1000;2 00 , Dried Apples, pared, 200 do • 1 279 • Eggs, dozen, Corn,. do i 110 flutter, : per pOund, 4 (rats, '5O Shouldel-g, do 11 (3, 12 Potatoes. do ,• - 50 name, El do 14 €l., 15 Timothy See4d.,l: - .4 00 11044 tan, V- 00 Clorer ! Seed, , .7 09 Plaster, dC , • . H Clc , POTTAIATMLEPIOLCODUCr.MARKET. , . • , • (Iletall 'Priton.) - Cheed.r County, Virginia, • Vorels-n; Nn. 1. - 1111 . , FLotai.--LThe ,price of wheat seemslo vi brate behreen $9 and $lO 11 bbl. in: our Mar ket, according to the tenor of our European news—the great est - A rfterica n market now being in 'France, and the continent generally. We . cannot -, expect, under present appearan ces,-to obtain dour at less than from $8 to 9 per barrel during the coming winter. Wheat retails at from $9 50 to $ll per bbl. Rye, at $7.25. Corn Veal a $1 121 per bu. and Rye Chop, at"sl. 30, which is is slight "variation from our last weekls tigures. GifAix.--Wheat is higher ;than our quoti-s tions of last week. White sells, at $2 00 and red at $1 90., • • SALT . 1 31eAT.-41ams and Shoulders are scarce and,almost out ,of the; market. Shoul ders are quotedaifroin 12f to 14, and Rams from • 121 to 1G 'cents per pound. FRESII MEAT.--Reef is'sellingat from 10 to 12f, and-Mutton at • from' 1;3. to 12} . cents per pound. ,Very little change. . - Pitortstos.—Eanter and Eggs very sicarce Butter, is .worth 25 cents . per. lb. and..J3ggt 17 cents per,dozen---very few in the inarkes. Fat' ti AND V i t:GkiA4ll;ES.-: Peaches are ling at $2 00 per baskiq. '.APPIeS 371 and 75 cents per bushel;'"` Sweet Rbtafoes 'A 25, 'tint Cernmor. 50 and 'O2l cenl , i' per bushel.— , t)nitinn $1 00 `f • bushel. CabbageK are pion ttul and large; and are selling at from 'ti .f , ta 10 cents 70 head. "Qinceaake sold at 10 cts. .% dozen, nud red peppers o_l2i 411.. f. doz. Gaoczr.tEs. 77 §uzars are high and uo pros pecte of a eliiinge 7 -rommop sugai-honse is selling at; ; niialni",slPlow t 11 scuts r lb ' awl white sugars from 9to 112 . 1 tents I CM EJO LIE AI. 132332133 8 .50 6 - 0 4 2/. 0, 4 56) ItOGrl:a 1754208 1 15 fder t 6 :141C 4(1 10(x3:;4 11(r lo 1361 1414 oo 10 re. 24 7 1:: ( it ‘l4 COMM 32 000 i,, Z 4 00 26 01A, 29 00 OtTco- ST 09 1 , 7: 5(43460 0t) CS, 0064 70 00 • SO ctoa ou oo C. 7 SC(I10 U) 441 0O 75 (A) -,( - 4 5 IV -Op - -7.- - - - o(4:4 L ;,0 In-oevi) IR Oft C. IVO 7zo MC* 17 V® 18 80 -69 O 5 0 24611 -
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