FIEBE
Juts' Journal.
POTIIIVILLE, PA.
USD. •
TEE XINER! ZORN* r0g.1856:
Thirty•Seseloil Velum.
The Mist& Ptititat,,the old recognised Organ of the
Ca l interring of the gnat Anthracite Region of Pena
vlesole, will enter upon its Thirty... Second Voids. on
d i e Ist of January IsK Were we tomer a
it
`lien upon the calve? of the MSC'S' Jammu. of the.
truly accidents , by flood and field,. which tt has ear * .
e fenced during the past quarter of a century. it wpuld.
collected, f ern a history, interestieg to warty of our old
idtr v a s, with whom we sotto hold weekly and pleasant
verso. and peculiarly us. who have weatheredso
many storms with the staunch old emir. "
what we have accomplished la the post.,our friends
are familiar with. It has been and is our greatest pride
and pleasure to contrihute to the infhrmatiorief ail with
~,tt m a we bold weekly interocurse torievate public mo•
m is And cater for the relined taste of our numerous rea
ders. We beeethared no expense nor effort to render
typ titsrits'/OVANAL fully worthy of the liberal patrousge
of which ft is the reelpient. • ,
In addition to the valuable letters of our European
mi n ing correspondent. our New York correspondent. and
other correspondents in' this and other States of the
Solon. our Editorial and Reporting force will on the that
of the coming year. stand es
BENJAMIN HANNAN, Editor and Proprietor. "
F. B. WALLACEArsotiate Editor.
DARROW, Mining end Traveling Reporter.
Particular attention will in Retire be paid to the Coal
Department of the 31tagate JOURNAL. This dellartErielit
win be marked by that care and attention to Owls and
new developments , which, to the operator sued all inter.
sled in the operations of Coal Mining. are invaluable,
and worth much more in the aggregate than the very
ressonsble price charged for subscription. This Depart
meat will bee decided feature of the Tbistrescond
1/010.
When we state that theexpenses incurred in the vital
;Hon et tbe !Maths' Jouresst
ou te r p
of any three
pews In the County, combined. our patrons can judge
of the claims we have fur a still further extension of
the kindness, of which we have so far been so marked a
recipient.. .
In regard to Theleading political questions of the day,
the limas' Jetsam, will continue to occupy that pod-
Ron Vtlich It has Lwriessly assumed. With American
ism in its broadest...mast liberal SUM. as the Excelsior
of its exertion. it will soar above party feeling and cliques.
and grapple with—not shirk those matters of State and
National moment.
WEDNESDAY DOLLAR JOITRITAL.
This paper is. we are gratified to say. meeting with that,
ocee se,, which its peculiar excellence as a family, moral
publication. entitles It to. Its circulation. eofkr. exceeds
wing our most sanguine expectations anticipated for it.
No family in the county should' be without it. Togeth
er. the Mixgas' and Wan:sago/a ,Dou.aa Jocagala form a
Serni.weekli paper. entirely distinct in contents, yet so
intimately connected. that the suhscriber to one should
take the other. In'principles it is American to the core.
The TERMS are as follows; ,
.niners' Journal - 00 per annum.
ilidnenlay Journal - • - 100 at
SCnd in your names in order that lik may commence
the New Year with ftiliDereelled ilittettliol2 WOW subscrip
tion lilts. '
BUSINESS NOTICES.
A LAND DEED has beezi lost See advertise
ment for particulars.
',EfiTRAY MULES.—See advertisement signed
11. F. flans.
SEE Car d of Nathan 11. Sharpless, Attorney at!
law, No. 2 York building, Philadelphia.
SEE Notice of Mine Hill and Schuylkill
Tea Railroad Company.
•
SEE Notice of Mount Eagle and. Tremont
113ilnad Company.
SEF: Legal Notice signed Orlando Gray, ex
sector. ' •
• SEE Notice of the Miners' Life Insurance and
.
Trust Company of Pottsville. j
i SEE Notice of John P. Hobart, in the matte,
MTMT the account of Henry Guiterman; administrator
(,
the estate of. William Lewis, deceased.
• SO3IETIIING interesting 'to Milliners will be
foiled in an advertisement signed T, D, Allison!
Tamaqua.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPA
NY.—We direct particular attention to the car
of this Institution located at Harrisburg.'
EE J. F. Alstadt's advertisement which will be•
found in 'our paper to-day. It is just in season
and speaks fur itself.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.—R. CAlreen hael l on
baud an assortment of gifts suitable for the h
days. ll 'e ask attention to his advertisement.
BANKLNG.—Sec advertisement of John W.
dune) , t Cu.,. Bunkers, Nu. 45 and 47 Sella'
Third street, Philadelphia. It will be seen that
Mr. G. advertises a new - business. •
7 TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES.—CbatIes
Latiett, Centre Street, hue fur tale a YuriO4 of
ituaea nuAillag . tavlitlay gifts. thee 1111.4
cam
LEBANON AND. PINEGROVE RAILROAD
CU .0. s' I.—Au adjourned westing ut thesti :k
tit tut* l.uuiputry will be held. on the 14th
prexiiiso, at ru. iu lv sine' street, Puilattelphis
'Cltlilni An AND ALM YE4l.itn'
cuuaoltiuk: %a a epicuutd aeaul 'Await or Boots, and
a variety al Fancy Articles can be obtatitAtti ch i esp
at Bayivads Hook Jture. See his advertisements.
li. Cuichestar
just received at his consunsSiun dour deput, a
elitnee amine ol extra flour put up neatly- Inlqiiiir
tufand hall launured backs, ur by the barreL
4 filu
good cooking butte[.
nat./Clad UktlfiliA.NCE,.—At the last meet
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tug vt liurough 'Council, as our readers will !ob.
3erve, tae mai ket laws' wellnt thoroughly revised,
and many alterations made that are iutcadedlfor,
the good 'tit the community, and to enable Di to
buy our proi , i,ious directly from the produce .
The law will found at length in our advertising
colonies to-day. We call especial attentiurit,f it,
particularly llum our tartuers, who ate ,to be guy
erned 10 a wanner by its lutes.
To our suubta *Ultra., [kr.' 4
We lire u ? ..tler grcut tfoogiatoos to a very large
proportion of our eubneribers fur tue prutupt wan
ner tu htell tbeyhave paid their aubseript.tuas—but
are very rurry tu'atate that there are-a amall'por
tiuu, who h ice nu fur patd but little attantauti
the acc'uut.cts furwardedihetii. The heavy luaaea IF;
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sustained Ly the Ere last year, together with
Utterable suhis by failures since, make 'it our
,
purtact duty% to call upon a ll Wart) who aro
debted to uqur subscription, dtc.,to send us the
respective amounts due, between now and the first
of January. The aunia it is true; are , stfugll
generally fur sutiecription, but in the aggregate
amount to a considetablesum. We are now engst.ged
in forwarding julls to all' those in arrears, and: we
hope that tbi.•call will be responded to promptly
IL it!'unpleasnet to us to call on those in arrears
to pay up through the columns of the JoURN
but our ticcesFitic piti. , eut compel us to , do .0.
OUR. NEW YOttY CORRESPONDENCE. - In our,
New York letter this week, will be foUn.,,:,
matters of Peculiar interest both to the triide7
of N, w York City, and to the shippers 4 n 4
hoattnen of our Region.. Do not neglect to
rekd it attentively.
EVILOPE.O; INTEI.I.II;NC , E.-By the - As i a at
goston, we have one week later news froln
V.urope, but ,nothing new of an important;:
-Aanicier. Peace rumors were rife, and thotigh T
traceable to no tangible sours Were not . With•
out their influence on the markets, which l had
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very generally improved. Consols show. a
tarther advance.
DECISION IN THE GAINES CASE.—In New
Orleans on the 18th, the Supreme Court an
nounced their decision in the important case
in which Mrs. Genhral Gaines is plaintiff.
The decision of the second' district Court is
~ reversed, and a decree • issued 'ordering that
the .will of Daniel. Clarke, exectited in 1813,
be probated, and Mrs.• Gaines put in posses
aiUn of the property devised to her.
, C 14R1 STif AB. - Tuesday next will be observed
throughout Christendom, as a day of festiviti,
in commemoration of the birth of our Sa
viour. The, young have looked forward anx
iously to the time, when Santa Clans, accord
ing to immemorial custora, will make his visit,
with a budget of toys and knick knacks for
them. The old weleome its recurrence, with
kindled eye and renewed hope, as the travel
ler greets the oasis of the desert, affording
him a moment of pure, unalloyed happiness;
and 'rest to enable him reinvigorated; to pur-
Ice his , weary journey. •In the family circle
gather those whom circumstances separate
during the rest of the year, while the loved .
ones at home enter with increased zeal into
the festivities of the occasion. Thp stores
have generally, prepared for the holidayS by
adding to their stocks everything attractive
and appropriate fur gifts. Our citizens need
cut go beyond the limits of the Borough to
gratify any taste in tie way of holiday gifts.
The stock of books on hand in the regular
book -store is very tine, and in purchasing we
•
are confident that our citizens wilt be fairly
dealt with by patronizing those. dealers in
, itota they have confidence. But we had no
intention of touching on business matters in
this article. ;We therefore carry out our origi
nal intention of wishing all a "Merry Christ-
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In our last issa rottlitkiro4,444y,pcan.
Journal, we published An article art,'lbenab
ject of Book peddling and secticag, and
in reference toe certain liir:4odd l s ; l uveling
-Bookseller now in Pottsville. On Tisueday
he opened, or, attempted to open, Book
Auctiourin a.iooso which he has rented, by a
set timelrof an hour and a half in,.#ength, llll
in which hti sought to iiditinia' - thip Amide!
alluded to; and tyro. the turrezt puhlic
opinion, by synipailietic tipped; to the joatri
-018111 and feelings ot: Lis _ audience. _
6 oding 'that feels were hard - subjects to:stum.
ble upon, he VeryunfortunatelY Alluded
-to the
virtue of being an American citizen, fOrget-;
ftil that respect and el xtdience our:
laws. constitutes' the great principle upon
which the virtue of being a citizen rests. 1
He also alluded to the privileges and rights
of citizenship, dur liberties of speech and!
action., but did not deign to consider, whilst,
attempting to infringe upon the rights of oth*l
era, that "right wrongs unholy." He appral. i
ed to his- honesty his disinterestedness and
iphilanthropy, in disseminating knowledge
among you, as it 'you had never seen a book
in your lives. or there was no place where. a
good book could be sold in the community;
fur he, concluded by saying in lan ir, nice%
manner that he did not wish to "cram yam" 1
Now we happen to know Mr. Judd, much
better perhaps than he does those whom he
so wittily (I) alluded to as "roaring Boos, &c.,";
and when we tell yon that there is' not a
shrewder business man, nor a keener penny-,
saver to be found, you will believe us that he;
is not much of a philanthropist. And not- 1 1
withstanding all his smooth pleadings * and
sympathetic appeals for patronage and sup
port, he is too deeply' interested ' in Western
land investments, to allow of his being gen
erous and liberal here, unless :yea choose to
pay him dearly for it, 'which we think you will
'lnt , feel disposed to do under the circninstan
cl, for though he haa tried fulsome flattery,
yet his compliments have been eminently . un
fortunate. In claiming that his rales would
not affect the permanently established trade,
he very ingeniously remarked that those who
patronize him "were generally "empty treaded
cople," which-we are inclined to believe, who
/ never think of going into a stationary book
store to purchase, but are readily attracted
by the novelties of an auction room.
He tried to ridicule the idea of a circula
ting medium, and said that money , would go
when it was wanted (1) because we had said!
that every dollar took from the place was!
lost to the people here, which we do not think
necessary to argue to your understanding; and
because we said that we should be ashamed
to thrust ourselves as a brazen-faced interlo- !
per, unasked and unwanted; Into a communi
ty like this, under the presfnt circumstances,;
as he has done. He tried to create a laugh
among his tearers at our expense, but with
out success ; though he made use of all the
arts of the: lawyer, and some of those peculiar
to the mountebank, - to effect his purpose.—. l
The sympa hies of the audience were not with
him, and his efforts at ridicule grew weaker
and weaker, until not a spark of life or mean
ing was left in them. He asked the audience
repeatedly, in an artful 'manner, whether he
should sell them hooka or not, agaiaet'the
wishes and the interests—against tne op
position of their own bookselleis, but not a
word was uttered;and he at last concluded,
after exhausting his arguments and wearying
his audience, not to sell.
Alluding to his respectability and popular
ity with the people generally, he very modest
ly(l) remarked, that when he left Lancaster,
after residing theiis about ten years, the peo
ple of that good city, seemed to think that
their very pillar and support was being. with.
drawn. -
But we do not believe in all of Mr. Judd's
disinterestedness. .He is too . much of a mon
ey
making, close-fisted man, to allow of his
being very philanthropic ; in fact we never
heard anything of the kind being attributed'
to him. He claims the friendship of Judge
Lewis, and says that the Judge will sustain
him in the course he is pursuing. This is
rather a singular kind of friendship that he is
displaying, in going round the country,.
the people that Judge Lewis will sustain
hiM4and give a decision in support of the
vi
¢lations of the laws, and that too, merely in
favor, of a friend.
The liquor dealers claim his friendship also,
and state that he will give his decisions in
their favor, but isomehow or other, they are
slow in getting their cases before him. - -But
we should think that instead of such charac.-
tern bei: g the friends of the Judge, they are
his most bitter enemies, and we cannot think I
that 'the Judge would care to be found_ in
such company.
Mr. Judd will have an opportunity to test
Judge Lewis' friendship, it he thinks that our
Jiidges are governed by such motives in their I
legal capacitiesi and insists ou carrying out
his designs; for the booksellers of Pottsvilld
are determined to carry the 'matter through:
They are pot to be , intimidated, as others
have been in neighboring towns, by a lawless
stranger, who attempts by a profusion of
harmless wotds to frighten people.
Now, Mr. Judd cannot be as innocent a
man as be pretends to be, for be knew before
coming into Schuylkill County, that he was
violating the ,laws of the State in coming
here ; and he knew that to evade the law in
other places, parties have been found dishon
est 4 enough o trump up debts as subterfuges,
and then g the Sheriff'to sell them off by
auction. We do notinoir whether Mr. Judd
bus resorted to these illegil practices or not
hims'lf, but we know that he cannot be ig
norant of the fact. .
Mr. Judd speaks of his books being good,
and from his manner of saying it, we should
judge that he inten*d to convey the inipies
sion, that other bnOks kept in, the place• were
not. His may be good, but that would be an
exception to the general rule with_ traveling
book-sellers and peddlers, who generally carry
around the most pernicious books, as we have
every opportunity of knowing, from the appli
cation of themselves, and those persons to
whom they hare been sold, for books .of the ' ,
same kind. His books may be all he says
they are, but it would be only one of the ex
ceptions, which Mr. Judd knows as well as
ourselves. Therefore, taking everything into
consideration, we think the benefits conferred
upon the community, by that Mode of distri
buting books, are much more dim counterbal
anced by the evils, flowing front the pernicious
character of the immense amount of filthy
and other trash, which is principally sold to
the "empty headed," who attend auction sales,
as Mr. :Judd asserted, which, we think ought to
remain empty, rather than be filled with such
matter, as can be gathered from them. -
There would bo no inducement for a man
to build up any business in country towns,
were he likely to be interfered with, or were
there no protection from such traveling har
pies, all of whom do not hesitate to lie, as Mr.
Judd, who appears to be one of the most res•
pectable, did on Thins* evening. Men
who establish themselves in a community,
have a character at stake, which these travel.
ing migratory persons have not, and a com
munity that will not support their beein.ess
men in preference to bud' Persona, are not
worthy of having enterprising men locate
themselves in their midst, end ought to be
cut off from all : the Advantages that such
men bring to a community where business is
conducted fairly and honorably.
We hive no room to discuss this subject
further this week, neither do we think it ne
cessary, since, after making a speech of in
hour and a half, and uttering pathetic appeals
to the people, to know whether be should gall
cur nor, 'Pd mretinr , Kith nn rrTnno.", 0110
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TO WIWI
fittait*Lecontstinityat boxiond. dilek be :
lieve it to bs the tr, polity fn berAttip,tivit
vtanuitinity. Nu place -cut flotniidt .11611°11i'
bualeeeei sod when, the husinesitia,f a iely is.
tam, l3l A the duty of tha
e bate fettle:
tale it by, eveszateens In their pneyer.' 'Ott:
this 'principle of defending husummi:ot
otaerst*Ounrookiligloi.iumi IA de
' omitted to defend Our one; thongftwe knOw
that we thew, oerselvie open to the
,chatire
t . of selfishness on the part of :some, but they
are.: tbose,'ef Witos opinios to re cue but lit.
1 n.
decor nothing. iVe imply . : with 'the laws
ourselves, and
-do no more thin our dutyi
seeing that others comply with it. also, or in
I other words, defending the "right wrongs
! nobody."
areWe constantly books at our
store as cheap as Mr. Judd eansell his cheeit
j hooks, as he mils them, and ins are.determin
i ed to sell them as cheap as Mr. "'add can,
i even if we areforced te do so at a sacrifice,
.to sustain the interests oT the community,
I whose cause we advocate.
Since :he' hove was wriuen, we understand
that ll.fr:,,inddintendsearrying out his designs
by Belli* at auction, which he will not be pen
mitted to do with impunity; and that he has
givets J ont, that if enceitiaged, he will remain
here - permanently. This we unhesitatingly
declare tote a falsehood; •as his place of resi
deuce is in the West. For knowing the
number of bookstores-already established in
town, is more than sufficient •to supply the
wants of the people, he is not fool enough to
remain where he cannot support himself.-
- Big this is the old.story over again. He told
_the people of Hineriville the'same thing and
repeats it wherever he goes—it is one of the
tricki of ht.s trade ;- yet he no sooner gets
clear.of his books than he is off again with
all the money he can scrape together.
MIL BANNS . AND THE SPILLICENNUIP.-:,-411
noticing the claims of Mr. Banks to the sup
port of the Pennsylvania American delega
tion for the position of Speaker of the na
tional House of Representatives, ve are nat
urally led to view his position on the question
of Protection, of such vital importance to the
interests of Pennsylvania. When it is aver
red that Mr. Banks by his previous action in
Congress, opposed those measures; we would
ask what has been the course of prominent
Pennsylvania sham Democratic representa
tives in Congrefs, on the question of protec
tion lb Pennsylvania manufactures?• What
could'he expected of the representative of
another and remote State, when our own rep-1
resentatives had not the manliness to stick
through all opposition, to a measure of vital
importance to the welfare of their constitu
ents? To the vote of George M. Dallas, and
the treacherous letter of the notorioua Judge
Kane in the Polk and Dallai campaign, are
the people of Pennsylvania indebted for the
five trade policy which at this moment pros
trates the energy, and causes. that depression
in every branch of business so seriously and
disastrously felt by the nation;„ Protection
to American industry has always been and
is still opposed by the sham Democratic party.
We think that Mr. Bnks' former - course on
• the question was pe fecdy right. As a rep
mafresentative from sachusetts, a State inter
ested in certain modlficatiotts of the tariff, it
was his duty to join ulsue even with the oppo
sition to Pennsylvania interests, to secure
those features. Wecshould deem him recre
ant to his trust if he had acted otherways.—
And what aid we would ask, can we expect
from other sections of the Union, if our own
representatives in Congress desert the inter
ests of Pennsylvania, at the moment she ex
pects the most faithful fealty? Some years
since when Henry Clay was appealed to, to
advocate in the Senate, the protection of
Pennsylvania's interests, he replied, "what is
the use of my making speeches in the Senate
in favor; of - that question, if Pennsylvania
does not send men here who will advocate her
interests." The story is here told in a few
words. The fault lies with ourselves.
We have reason now, to know that Mr.
Banks is all right on the question of Prase
tion, and that the American delegation in
Congress,. from Pennsylvania, can consistently
support him for the position of Speaker of
the House. If elected we are assured that be
Would never disappoint the expectations of
those, to whom the protection of Arnerican
industry is is cherished principle. .
In reference to / Mr. Campbell's course in
voting for Mr. Banks, we have before alluded,
and we feel confident . that his action in the
matter will receive thq watt approbation of
the large majority—the most influential and
intelligent of his constituents. We trust that
the praiseworthy exertions of the friends of
Mr. Banks to elect him will be crowned with
success. He is eminently fitted for the po
siton, and his sentiments are such that the
American representatives Diu Congress, can
with consistency support him. .•
HOLLOWAY'S Otrtinetrr AND. PlL4A.—Ex
traordinary Cure of .a Bad Leg, communica
ted to Professor Holloway by E. Merchant
-Esq., of the Gauge Office, Edgartown, Maas.
—Mr. Daniel Nortown, of Edgirtown, had a
sore on his leg, which defied all ordinary rem
edies; and instead of improving him he only
became worse. At lest,‘.he had recourse to
Hollowa?it Ointnient and Pills, a few applies
. tions of the Ointment to his leg, effected a
wonderful change,for the better; it lost its
swollen appearance, and in a very short time
he was -completely cured. : . His leg is now
quite sound, and he is able to resume his
work, although sixty years of age t This. as
tonishing unguent will cure wounds and ulcers
even of twenty years standing.
FALLING is Lovz.—No more falling in love
after this.. .We are all to be pitched .to it,
willing or unwill;ng. Professor Rosncivr has
betrayed the secret. He teaches you how to
make anybody love you that you wish, He
furnishes in his curious book, "The, Bliss of
Marriage," the entire key to this mystery. If
you want a lady, she must become yours. If
you need a husbaud, pick out one yon can love.
Read RONDOITT, and the matter is settled.—
The book is advertised in our paper today.
NZW YOMi Lr,irricß.
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YROlf OUR RKGGIILAIR COUVAISPOJIDENT.
The teratiter—The Sage of Brooklyn—Hit sup
posed ltontelfie etatieties-4Quier connections—
Relatire temperatures of feu
Grand turnottb—Primitive coetunte—lmpartant
to the Coot Trade—Falling short of cargoes.—
Coppering rf tke 1 aider6M—Steusier accident
--Ile Adriatic—Huge etteqnge.
Ns's. Yon's, Deoember.l9, 1955.
Darn JOURNAL the dote of my la,t letter.:
Boreas had everything his own way, 'and "blow,
blow," was the order of th - e day—since which
time dorms have had' int upper hatid and we have
been sleeted, bailed arid soaked alternately tad M
iters. Now, hoirever it has cleared, and wo are
enjoying magnificent weather in temperature,
about which we would expectOf a September day
-too warm altogether for the mason-for which fact'
thepoor are doubtless thankful, though our friends
of the Coal trade are prone to exclaim "God save
us!" flowerer "it it au ill triad that 14otoo Rob*
good," so e'iwporte.
In reference to the weatherwe learn from that
inveterate , tentunan' yelept the "sage of Brooklyn
height," and which many verdantonee suppose's-
Wally lives on a church steeple, with a rope
around the neck of tho clerk of the weather, alf
above, which he pulls and jerks to nit 1114 own
fancy. Some interesting faetc--indeed his facts
are all of interest, observing (es be does) the
weather almost every hour of' tbe day and night,
and they would be far lass open to lau ghter, . did
he refrain from connecting a cold snap to Gotham
with an - earthquake yR Greestaid or one of his
heated tenet with the buntiesi . of a gar at &boo.
topol or as lightitv of hie pot by some - wards
butebotoa on the Znyder Sec..; Re tells us bow.
ever. that taking thiefresent month of December
for the pest ten yearl, that 1847 and '4B were the
%Tamest and 1851 and's4 the coldest. Then bait
been in ten years hut two warmer than the pray.
ent at this tune, while them has been a year thir
teen degrees colder—which ie nearly as cold a
.Devember at any we besotted in ditty yeare--the
difference In temperature bellig ray .ttiviel.
Now York for months past has eajeyed the
mte r t r tegemption from euntagrutions. The We
, seems to bare turned and we are oared
epon to ebrimiele tea single eight, one.of
which, in Canal street, wu jttoasivs end very
destructive, the loam amounting to over one ban
-1,r4 thou-m.l thqrt gat. on
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swerialtift lutirlt. dreamt '. leeitemerpsfro IF- ir -, !.. , ' ,--,- --z - - -,----` •- - --: 41 ; *fit'
Ailierldi. ablik &dr 1049A;t440# j, Fe M::
liditit'iste ref itt a yea* tittye'llitiAte . rld *tie. '`*: ' —_,: " ' s'-,
_.„- •
hilliktioya 'lo tee, — I
~. -,f ~,,R t. .,ii , -- - -
- tSme has keg hos a itsisnederstandirig " 1 . .. , ,,:"..;.,.''..„:`.1."
teriva,..Coal inetebiate- of n0r..„fri i .7..,,n: 4 Al a % '
tilai - et iiiiehiettipieyet ill'lrearpotat '
'this merket, in'tvithrtsatu teitite,'ionuienal ratios(
thefellbig sheet of die eaglet Sweived is &Ask*
away* tits- bill tit imlbsi ' Muse he "lad
Siiill* ie r l2 ' 4 leVailiiiit* , l o'. o 4ikAlaU
air, zethrtatestits'itat ' , sauna to bir
plumed 4404 ;Isis. . Cower 44 114tt obliniossi
have been tried ie tor sonde, Smith asap btstesiw
eta the metehant has been compelled to pey ire
full facie of the bill,of ladlog, - both axle Ciallind
freiette ,-414141 hlek:Irweldeenliiii : ‘, 0 !anquenee
of Gars caliber I. - th e weighlet. or maw 01314
trivial, though. fatal spasm. 1 The dealers hien
also, generally, beim tastiest with a trial in an in
ferivr tom% teettolit'of earryin.. op the . e.ise and 4
ihtll deffinliely *hit le the lajla the prowl
All this however: i$ new settial. and the true
mode iceording Diluter fturily Cud. Several de
cisions hove of tare been matte in the higitest
court which has jorisdioion iu rude camp. and
the ruling le, tint tie bill ill teedfay gocers. and
that tie carrier ill Arspairaible /Or Elyfan "ume
rif alai cattail fee 8! fiy . d ' n
e -M. . ~.. so
A. s .t. d is
dia1...J.4 sat eaftrti deduct tit fivtipit. but olio
the roue' f, at tl& oil' Age:finals the Air amount'
al jirlitt, stud the ',4- aide" mad look to theitiipper“
for - redress. • ,
Th„ imp u rr ati ca' ..,1' this decision, as markingola
the future line of tict-oes mina be too highly es
timated, as a wrong impression bee thus far filled
the heads of boat • captains, who hare &minded
their full holghte with an absolute swig Avid, and
in many cities reified to show even the , smelled
deduction. This is an wrong, since it has left
the int:reboot no remedy whatever, and if carried
out would bind Wm :for .whatever amount of Coil
the captain might choose to sign for, or the cupid
ity of some shipper might induce him to belieee
he bad received of board his vessel. Henceforth
the new phase of the matter will be adopted, at
ill case. at law, mast invariably be decided ad
verse to the order, who is hound to deliver what i
his bill of hiding' demands.
The huge summit; Vanderbilt, a description of
which we gave yen at length last week was taken
upon the seetionel dock, cowered throagbont
and launched again in a slue, day. What: think
yon of the activity, of any aietthanica?
The steamer C. Vau
;Vanderbilt, not the aeo I
n
1 1 ,
steamer, but nue Of tbo Boats boat' ,): -met with
quite a serious eteldent on ridgy :last, on ber
trip to New YorkZ, SU wonting was eiteaulvely
foggy *oak peasthgtittunk I.iiellgaty, she was
streak by that:hist-mid olden weregiven to lotto
the anchor which-taueht whichfait in the attempt, and
failing to hold, the steamer went on the 'rocks,
damaging her badly. Her passengers and all her
furniture were taken id by another steamer and
brought to the city. Stcent-tilgs'went - to her aid
and succeeded in:,'bringing her to the floating
docks yestarday,, , ,when she will go into hospital
for repairs.. ~
We yesterday paid a visit to the now steamer
Adriatic of the Collins' line. I Her else and build
ere now displayed most advantageously, being
only partially plenked, so that her entire internal
structure is visibli; She *IR' be the largest tiro
ber.vessel in the world and iS expected to be the
fallen, it being believed that Abe will make her
passages betweenfiew York and Liverpool regu
larly inside of nine days.• You may judge of her
Ilse whoa I baryon that her bow overtop. a
large four story house standing along-side of it.
Her length is 352 feet and her tonnage 5,500 tons
—the diameter of her wheels 1 1 45 feet, being three
feet broader that: those of the Vanberbilt, them
selves the largest :thus far ever constructed. To
your scientific readers the following statistics,
taken by an inlaktigable reporter, may be inter.
eating : • I
Length over all,
Length on iced line;
Breadth of Beam (Molded)
Breadth of beam, (extreme)
Depth of hold front underneath ipardeck,
Ares of greeted tradimerse section at 20 feet,
88 . 0 square het.
Displseememt of 20 Let draft, 6,=3 turtle.
Launching draft, : ' 10 2
Weight of hull 2,041 tuns. _
Weight of engine% hollers and rter, coal,
spars, rigging, kc. i ~200 tuns.
Average displamanietper inch frem launch
log drafts to light load line (17 IL 154 in.)
26 7-16 huts.
Average . displacenaMt per inch '
'from light
load line to 20 feet daft, • 1283' thus. $
Draft of water at adisplamment of 1,2 E tuns, 17 1%
Average displacement from 2 feet line to 21
feet 6 inches. per:hteh, 31% tuns.
Displacement at # ft. 61n., water line,
6,800 tuna.
Diameter of cylinder, I
Stroke of piston, ' , , I
Diameter of wlecullw I
Number of cabinitiMengers. ,1
Cott copper bolts and Duttenings,l
Codot g alvanism g iron bolt'',
-.ow
Cost otibe entireobAp, 300,600
The Adriatictii expected to be ready for gee by
March next.
Quite an interesting sauna took place at the
Novelty Works last week, being tbe.casting of the
bed-plato and setae other smaller castings for the'
above mammoth ship. . The plate alone weighed
some sixty tons and the whole operations required .
about one hundiSd tone of molten metal. A large,
concourse of pliftons,.including many ladies, wit..
nessed the feat,. ~• ' .
THE COAL TRADE.
astelin
In consequence of the indiuposition of the senior',
editor, be is notiinabled this week to devote OW
usual attention in the Co4Tradi. We hope if
circumstances permit, to Publish at an early date
the ensuing yeaq n full and c,irreet statistics of the .
Trade for 1855..'jhey are now in course of pre- , :
paratiun, and the senior editor trusts tll!.at i his
health will permit their 'complstion and 'publicsj
tion early in - January. •
The quuntity Went by Railroad forthe week is
27,077 15—by dUnal 1,097 00—for the week 28,
174 15. Total hi Canal 1,105,263 08 against 907,:!.
354 01 to same', period lasi year. InetWase by
Canal over 1854 . 1117,909 07! -
The liiivigatiun gas closed.
LACRAWANNi AND BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD CoM%.
PANT.—The Licbawanna Herald states that this
Company has recently negOtiated. their bonds to
the amount or $500,000, which *lll enable theM
to prosecute thidr road with increased vigor. and
insure Its completion at an early day; The formal
opening Of
. the road will take place about the Sul
of April next; pr9bably at the same time with the'
other lines in that section.
LACNAWANSA :COAL nu,
H,nesdale DmnOcrat that iht
Coal shipped from BonesdSl
'amounti to 5213,000 'Mnr, ba
the shipment or the preiiot;l
The aggregate amount shi
the Pennsylvania Cual Corn!
being_ll7,sl6 tons more than
Aggregate amount or Con
panics; this yelr, 1,092,000
crease, 138,552 tons. I
POILADLLPII4 COAL
market continuer exceedin:
irregularly. There it but li
the most of it l mamma l
Nothing doing :in 13(tutainu
of Coal at Bristol, Pa., duri
were as followi,i
•
Ton! b 45,489
Nevi Yam! COAL MARKET,
is doll and heaVy for Dome's
Liverpool Orrefis . quiet at ! !
of 360 tons Sidney iinti !mal
ISOotene Co
(Corrected froek the poet
No trauotettotte.ot note to
111110LIMUtt
Cannel - - "
Nelecastle, ' •
°cud - ", •
Sydney - ' . • •
Eldon - '
Bridgeport • 7 '
Virginia - • • • •
Schuylkill, white Oh, -
do red - •
lablith, In* • '
Luckalicanua ;1: - , - •
ILLTAIL ,11.6105-3-1,01.
Cannel - - ' - •
Newcastle, nparli*.l 4 -
do See • •
Orrel • • !,• • - 1 •
Seeteb • '• •
Welsh - • •,1‘ 4 • •
Cumberland, run it pit
' dock • • •
' do lornp , -
,Sydney - • . .
Pietoo, coarse • - • •
do One
Lackawanna. lump - -
Lehigh. lump ;-
Sehuyiklll.lunan. : -
Prepared whit') abd red ash
Et=tl
loreighttfratollEtadta
New York,. - ,• .
Boikrup •• - •
Prnideue,
*llp 1t olf SlBlipmiesta •
Prom itictunond, for the week endlag iiMitnisi. *
ember 15th; leall:
v0...„-. von. 1 - said.
diamodria, Va., . , 1.68 Fewport, 300,
Bolton, I-, 1490Nerw Brighton, S. 1., 16$
Bridgsport, ;,:.. 3251Nem Haven, . 145
Izio
Baltimore, - . ~... .' 92 iffavi4a 1 . ' a lh .... unisstiorn, „ 'WA ilaersnia% vai ' CO"I
Camden N.J,
.-. 40 1 • 310
Charleston, 'Y, • 500 Portemoutli. ' ' ,lt
Deanters, • !
L. 1 Philadelphia,
Delaware City, ''.;. 47 Perth Amboy,
graahlbrd, Pa., J •::. 31 Part Chestor, '
r d.
Fork Landis:. St 7 ,Itiehmoul, FL; , ' ' IP
Fredericks/11ml / 08 , 1 taabar , . . I.
:111ob s 's , : • . / 00 , We. Pt:
Nay's Landin g,' 00 Turb* ot tc. L.
Wrens Nook, - -. .Walltiairt, COML.
Nantaclost, ' '-: • 1141 W stop, Dal..
Norwich. _
Now York Ak B rooklyn, mm, Mid far weak - 111.400
soda, Va., i'•: _ 445 F oe wen. , '
wa 494 r.
ewarlk, . ' , ...' _ 510 1 114 year,
*easyllol Coast, iliallreadso.lll3s ,
The Collosius it the quantity of Coal transported stir I
tha didirsat Bathosdsen Schuylkill Gaudy. for thenealt
mite; es Weedy vetting laid: - -
wait. tows ;
Mee UM and ii.:ltarsit R. IL, lIJIXI 1,4101,1011 CU
Xt. Onrbon • " WOO OD • ISZSTO 44 1
Schuylkill Tart • is OMAN 441,514 QS
Mt. Carbon Ptr,,ettl 112110 Os 74We M':
Mm Creek "5,2 It' 6tUtt
et". t . -14 , -1.11.M. • I ,orfl st.l‘l,
r ;sr
. pvatt
biltaling l 4 to Dee. I. dose of joy
- Cati!ki lAkela 01
'IV
M.% i llessalitad Mina,
trio tuemmetied lay!
ity - 11111witit. ; ; ' " ." WI"?'
Ptcask - * , _
==TEMMMN
\C TrafelP bY iloilbreoll Sot t altiliotho
pp .itittty of Opal seat trr Rillteild P+t ft* vat:* entl*
r oo:rtiorMof 'Toning jut
CAOK. , 11
• Potrittnto. ,o, CO
,11e1105;111131 ,
,It 2 06
, Atabttru. • ' 0 t.3 01
Port altatoo. 14
Pre~loccly part
Total.
To moo thoolao, Y.
,
Ino!millo.
Mafiliggigiaia
Frog Prim ?rim. Prom
• - /Werke. X liar at. Pt. 0026614 Ambers.
Tu itietwouit, $2 00 11 $l, B O SI
To 1 . 011•11 a. leu 165 130 -
Spethslllll4, 1 tf. 1-80' 144
ageßas, 1111 1 14 106,_ 05
' Vales Coma IL K. Coal Ilismsuips*taitlest
._.
Amount tnuisported during the month of; Ver, ,l ß s : '
nom. ..• soul.
Union tltnal • '14621 13 ' 1011,01)6 16
Swam ' , l
Railroad. 11.146 02 : 112.613 In
Cousbertss-4 tild4C•al,lrradle'ret 1835.
For the but week:
(:_42414.
14,672 02 627 t = 06
• :COAL STOCIIILS,
AND OTHER SCHWITSTI t t . tO; STOCKS,
- comma wawa , ST C. a. ma= a' co.. Winn.
RAILROADS
Philadelphia, Reading & Pottsville .•
Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven
Mount Carbon - • - - •
Mount Carbon and Port Carbon -
Hill Creek • - - • -
ScbuyikM Valley, • • • •
Lorberry Creek
Swatara
CANALS.
llehnyikill Navigation • - -
Schuylkill Navigation, Preferred -
Union Canal - - • • •
Union Canal. Preferred - -• •
DeLl Hudson Coal A Transportat'n C0.'40
RAILROAD & COAL COIIPANIF.S.
Little Schuylkill Nay., R. R. & Coal Co.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co. • -
Ilasleton Coal Co. • - - •
Ruck Mountain Coal Co. • • -,
Pennsylvania Coal kL U. Co - . • -
Dauphin Coal AR. R. Co. - -
Lykens Vanity Coal & It. R. Co.
Beaver Meadows Coal I. R. R. Co. •
COAL COMPANIES.
Forest Improvement Co. - -
North Americas Coal Co..Prefenvd •
'• " Common
Delaware Coal Co. • . •
Cumberland Coal Co.. • • •
New Creek Coal Co. - . •
MISCJELLANDOVF.
Miners' Dank • - • • .
Farmers' Dank - .• - . • • .
Pottsville (las Co.. • - •
Pottsville Water Co. • - • -
It bele
351 3
343 10
.48 8
50. 0
33
/Ey= The:Stock of all Cual Companies
the above list, when furnished by those
publiratitni.
lil WIWI Wil DI Pi he I DRY
TO LID AY PItESENTS.-A
amortment of Watches. Jewelry', Cbioa
are, Tens Cotta, Partin. Silver Wate,ike. v ic.,
will be mold also to close out my present attiek.
H. C. OREIf.N, •
Watchmaker mat Jewelkr.
Dee. 22, '44. 314 t.
_ .• - -___ __
,
BE - ILLINC OF - CHEAP. __
Christmas and , OF
Tear 'Prasents.
otter
desirous of selling out my •-•, -
tack of Fancy °nods dining the HelldaYa. l iii *
offer my good- cheaper than can be pousht
elsewhere. Call and examine at B.C. BRENT. ,
Dee. _L' 5. : 3141
3o
$70.000
9,600
• OSSA? ATTRACTION,! L .
aome and Laugh!
For Two Days only.
)i,..
T the TOWN llALL,Pcittsvilje.
j. 'Two Grand Performances on Christ:mai' f ay.
zee, Ventriloquism, Spirit 'tappings, and: the learn.
ed anary Birds.
. SIGNOR BLITZ
Will give his Amusing - Performances as n ()Hie, on MON
DAY and TL ES• AY Dee. 24th and 25th.. OnMONDAY,
at 3 o'clock, In the afternoon, and 7% In the evening; on
TUESDAY (Christmas Day), Three Grand Plihibitkms,
11 esleck, 3 o'clock and T% o'clock. ." dmizilon, 25 cts.;
Children. 12% cants.
Pottsville, Dec. Z2,'55 31-
.
AN ORDINANCE' •
Providing for the . :regulatiOn: of the
j Markets in the D'Orotuth of Pottsville. `;.
Samos 1. it ordained by the Town; emineil of the
'Doi °ugh of Pottsville. and it is hereby enacted by the AU
charity of the same, That the. public markets shall be
held in the Market Mouse, in. Market Square, in the Do.
rough aforesaid, on each and every week day Ahroughout
the year, commencing on the drat day of January, A. D.
Itsl, to be opened at daylight, and to Eolith:me till 12
o'sock noon, on each week day except Wedriesdays and
Saturdays of each week, on which said days markets
shell be kept open till 10 o'clock. P. 11., and th'e limits of
sail market shall be as follows to wit: Market Street,
S intro. as laid mit on Lb foisp or plan of. wild:Borough of
Pottsville.
Sec. 2. That from and after the first day. of January,
185 e, it shall not be -lawful for any- person ter parsons
whensoever to buy is any of the streets, laMet or alleys
of the Borough of Pottsville. or any of the sidewalks
thereof, within or daring market bouts, as aforesaid, any
fah. butter, egg, Vegetables, fruit, meat, pdoltry, pork,
liour, lard, cheese or any other article of Marketing what-
weever, of any description, or to hawk ab oit' A lsell. or ex
pl., to sale the same,(except wheat., rye and other grains.)
exellt from the stalls in the Market House, oy . within the
limits of the Market Some, under a penaltrof Are dol•
lam for each and every offence, to be collected as debts of
liku amount are by law recoverable for the use of the Bo- ,
rough of Pottsville. ' •e,
Sac. 3. No person or persons shaft
,before to o'clock in
the forenoon, buy or cause to be bought. any articles of ,
previsions. fruit or-other articles of marketing (eacept
wheat. rye and other graina) within the Bothugh afore
said, for the purpose of retailing or reselling - - the same, .1
under a penalty of five dollars, for oath Melee. to be col
le :led for the use of the Borough, and no Olson or per•
wens purchasing provisions at market, by themselves or
is, shall he at liberty d uring market hours to pur-
chase any provisions or other commodity le grass, or in
greater quantities than for his, her or thole reweave
Wallies. boarding hons-4 or hotels, under a like penalty
of eve dollars, to be c >fleeted as aforesaid, for the use of
the Borough. ;
ate. 4. Mach and every parson bringin t a 'MVO. cart,
41r4l,lied,or other vehicle to market, wield,* the market
boors. shall place the same in and around :the Market
;tiara. Within the market limits; in such position as the
clerk of the market shall direct, leaving open - end mum
cupid the several entrances to the Market Mune, and all
persons negleeting or refusing to meta= to this ramie.
tie shall forfeit and pay the sum of one dollar fur every
wagon, cart. dray , sled, or other vehicle, net placed or I
dispoSed of as directed. -
Sec. b. No horse or other attired shall beat any time
fattened to.my of the columns:. piers or natures of the ,
Market. Mouse, and if any persou shall wllfdlly injure or '
d okce any part, Saturn or appurtenance of: the Market
II wise, he, she, or 'they, shall Izmir a penalty of are dol.
Lars, and make compensation totbe Bar nettfor the tam- I
ago so done.
Sec. 6. The Town Council shall appOint : a competent I
pwson, clerk of tho market, who before entering his 1
duties, shall give a bond with at least ohs fetesnt I
surety to be approved by the tkeuncil,and tiled with them. ;
which said bond shall be taken in the neuneef the, exerpcs ,
ration of the Borough of Pottsville. in such amount as
the Council may by twenties Os upon, coedition,e4 tor !
the truthful disc-huge of his duty as clerk of the market,
anew dins to the regulations contained in this ordinance
andlmeh anlinaneer and regulations se the Connell may
from time to time hereafter establish, as will as for the '
payment over to the Treasurer of the Borough. of all the i
orioles that may come Into his bands hum rent of stalls
or from any other source, and If said clerk oe the market, ,
obeli take or receive from any person Of persons whom- ,
sorer, standing within said market,any fee,perguisite or
reward to his own nses, or , ball grant any privilege to'any
person or persons standing or desiring to Stand In the
said market, not authorised by this ordinaece. or which
may hereafter be adopted for the regulation. of the scald
market, shall Sorrell and pay the nun of twenty-five dot- •
Mrs and be removed from Mee.
Sec.:. It shell be the duty of the clerk of the- market,
under the direction of the 'barn Council, on:the first day
of January, A. U. 1436, at 10-Ocioek in the forenoon, at
the Market Ileum, to rent at public surition; the stalls of
the Market house, until the first day of April, 1.837. and ,
annually thereafter, for the highest and hesCprice which
can be obtainid therefor. and all monies agreed to be paid
for the rent of aid stalls. shall be paid hall.yearly in Re-
ranee, and received by the clerk of the market, and by
him paid over to the Treasurer of the • BorteMh I and it
shall be the duty of the clerk of khe marled, to keep a
book wherein he. shall enter the name or *mines of all
persons renting stalls, t gather with the mintier. of the
same. and the price received, and It shall idea he Medlar
furnish the person or persons a certificate signed by
himself, describing the number of the setall.or stalls. the ;
amoun of remit readied therefor, and the time for which
the SOW shell Ise rented, and be shall make:report there- i
of. together with all other ormire find celeallectol by
him, teethe 'lowa 'omen oembannually,oe t eftener if fe ,
quired by resolution f COnnti
dcc. I. And it de -II further be the date pt the clerk of
the market, to rent by private agreement. tiny titan or
eh dle that may remain net ranted as eforeiald for the I
highest and best, price that can 'to obtained therelbr.
. provided tho same shall tint be rooted fora lower ptamed
than the nnesoired time for which the other stalls may
hennaed as afkeesaid..
-..
Sae. 0. end further it shall be, the deity of the clerk
the market to cause the Market Weise ,to he swept ~e;
may d n, of er market hours'. and be shill twice
each wee.. to wi : rot T mdays and Frithiya, during the
months i t Aped, May, Jane, July, August, September,
October and room the Merkel -House to •fin
washed, and thoroughly clamed -by the ail of the hose
and - hydrant water, and shall always keep the same
clean and In pod order; and I shallots° lie bb duty to
attend earl market day, daring market leulta, within
the market Waits. and at such other Ilmek as may be
noweary; and endues all I. laws and ordinanese and
regulations relative to t o marketemed With the ode,
bum dills High &astable o the Horong*eforessid,en
twee all ordinances and regulations, vendee to the We
of Prortatind *MU - a* *moist , storisip. - . 534
doe and prosecute all breaches thereof, and shall pre
vent all persons front teleipyis Valls Valhi* authority,
and foLpurposes net sad ha AMU=
andustmlne ell bread, trotter. lard sad other
purporting to he of a given et seenetelind weight or .
tocamun, and all sears, weights, and; oreavares. width
may be *bend in market, . .
am 1 . All buttes' and lard, or any othOuticle of ie.
nudomed weight oestrus mteure,espmed-JOr sale with
in the market limits, ant width AO halitutd drachma
iii w. Ight or memos, by the clerk of the 'Parket, shell
be by blur dated and forfsip t ehe Um of the
hairy person or i.haO soli re i=tr
We. lentils the Emits of market, rdoreteld, or wine
in- the Borough of Pottsville. any, beef, I park. mutton,
lamb or real, lky, di& or ang, Sher arlitlit of 004
*deka to find te be dbmieW tateloUldene, stale
or unwholeemrs, or In any sinner rendbretitilit frit
usa or any veal, obi& when WWI shall hot have hem
orate abut weloWaludl fottefted time the ask'
deer or olraaers, shah incur a penalty irr tile first offense
oldie dolls S. mite each meth:Ono! rhenium etlettee.
ten dollars. to be retefrered as debts of thaisme amonnt
are by law mime idle, Du the use of the &rough.
8ic.12. The Ordinance Inti Ont, An: PrtYW
ding !Or the repletion of the market t Borough et
Pettevllle l / 2 meted Noteadiewilitt, V 48,41214 another
ordinances bevekelbre weed and twebesold, within toe
• ;emblem of ibis erdisamer, I shod the setts Meditate/
t=ares iwsegfe d talW Wtdil Oti=
tailla—Ligg_Pmemortella Ttlettstild___VAt
stet " . J. W. souse
- Posiddestrof the Chant[?.
Atiest—lluern Mar:. 71. w erre.
92, 'it
.t.—We learn from die
3 aggregate amount of
ile the present wawa
flog an increase over
Is year of 71,036 tont,.
1. •
tipped from Bewley by
!any was 564,000 tone,:
c lase year.
chipped by both comi'
tons. Aggregate io
aunt, Dec. 18.—The
y dull. and prices rule
the going forward, and
t of former contrarM.
Ys Coal. The receipM
ug the past three years,
EIMI
EEO
523,6213 440,500 ;
, Dec.l9.—T4emarket
tic at $4,73 @ 55,25.
$8,50 €1, 4 $lO. A pall, I
tusde at $6 4 !UM
_
True.
Coisrier. 20rh4
amid. 14 00
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HE subscribtr has ircivided himself
With a. groat variety stUches= — .. r
prompt,
or the ye'—earintidaw a new
of Toys' tar theYotta Yolks, LadfaCabast Fiery Bask",
Pedtuturry, Port Monnalea, Pocket Brad* Card
*Was, Juanita Boots, de., Ie» at low select
CHARLUS BARLETT,
Pe "Amery mud Pwirty Storc:. Olen, Stmt .
Doe. 10, . 3141.
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
RICDUCTION Or STOCK.
. ,
BOOKS UNIIST.TALLY:qHEAP
rPHE Subscriber having"delermined tt
reduce his large Stock of Books, and is this is the
semen for reading, he etnbrsets this opportunity of offer;•
in/ to the public, one of the Sum asusortnient of Book&
ever Allected l s Bookstore In the Cottnty4 at from nntir
third to oneottelf the prices at which they are publDhed r
Wholesale and Bete% ,
Call and see the Books or procures Ckitslcease., which
am be hat at his Store. la Centre titmt, opposite the
Spiseopal Church. Now is the time to procure Christmait
and New ltesrli presents, Cheaper Own Ever. A splendid
assortment of Vamlly Bibles in all styles of binding, same
u low as $1,60 quarto form. at B. BAN NAN'S
/Pro:: and Suaiantry htore„ thatrc St.;
December 19;1!155. Opposite Episcopal Chord,.
Ell
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FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
A CLASSICAL CONMER'IN
Fr HE •Directors of the Philadelphia
Idusiral Union. at the earnest requitat of many tali.
rani of Pottsville. respectfully linnet:mist that they jwili
give a "Grand Ciudad Conceit, itt the TOWN HALL,
Pottsville, on WEDNESDAY EVENING; December loth, }
lea. when will be produced Routes Grand Oratorio.
3rABA7' MATER, &a MISCELLANBOI73 CONCHRT.
for which they hare engaged the Ulowing distingulibed
artiste: •
66 1 4
82
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97
60
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52
Ming MINES HERON. MIA FAICNII HERON, Hr. a
CNA, Mt. .1. HERON, Mr. IL THUNDER, Mr. J. W
ARLIE and Mr. PHILIP ROAR.
00 i 00
25
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j 27 2714
I
sr Slagle Tickets, 50 meats; three tickets. $l. To be
had at the usual places. See prowrammef. The Kano
Is from the celebrated factors of Neill: Dump k Co.—
Mr. Wm. Dradr. Jeweler, Agent: Centre:stnx.t. At Rea
ding on the 27th inst.
Dec. 19. '554
• us
I s°
an
,20
TH , I. NEW
BOOK AND AUCTIO‘: STORE.
It J.. JUDD HAVING :removed to;
,
• Pottsville has rented the house and store of M. i
rphy, on Centre street, opposite to F. W. Hughes' Law
Oaten, at the sgn of the "lied lag," whore ho is open.'
ing en assortment of looks, which. in Went. estriely and !
value, has surer been equalled in this city. The stock e ns.. I
braces 6 Cases, and many thousand volumes , on early ,
every snbjec foun d . in the best book stores of the coon
try. T a prevailing characteristic of the stock is stand-!
and and valuable. They are just such books as everyl
gentleman wishes to have in his library. and such as will
do good in every fatally where hey are introduced. The 1
books are new, warranted perfeet,and the latest edifier's. ;
The fullest and freest esamination Is initted. ' !
d to
their
* ad.
desk*
As to prices, Mr. J. will sel - very low at private Ale.—
lte will also, sell every night previous td. and during the 1
Itolidayeat UCTION, when the public are Mined to
attend. Any book desired will be put lip,. ite partien- •,
lady calls the attention of the public tohisvariM assorb.
went of Family Bibles, and his elegantly illustrated
books, Annuals, Albums, Ac. The people have never e
fore bad an oppartunity of buying such valuable books ;
at their own prices. Cat and see for yottntleet. Pirtle-
Mars in handbills, which see.
LW. la . f.l•At
JOHN WM. GDIRET Or, Co.,
BANKERS,
Nos. 45 and 47 &nth Third Btrist, naiads
1 4 1 , 0 REIG N Ln Dom •st Exchange,
;d d • Cl.' a a it r II ink
. ur d t the • eat rt a = ch o
sal ab point '1 the !Mei that s io-- al
Lion wads th r mptnesau eett ed t rrent
Taboo. -Exehango, wifhoutchcirge, axe ,pt when at par.
Uon .. an Cal D posit ouzels • tit ,:est wII b al
to ad a tht st to o. the alone market war ants. For-
Mg land ' caerisa Cuin furnished,Ff Ihippingand Cwt.
tom House purp ass. :disci& 'rails ie an Where in
tan British K lidc.m; sight or sat ',aye, in an aof
£l, and upwards '
Bales of Stock by Auction.
•: • JOHN W3i. HU REV;
Auctioneer of Stocks; only,
Will hold, at the Philad •lphia Ex hane, r gu ar sales of
Sto ks. Bonds an Emmett s generally. To - this busi
es 15. (new in Philadelphia), he will give nn omitting t.
tention.. and solicits or tern for sale or pun-ba e. •
l'Arties d shin; advance , ran al ms draw at sight to
the amount of 75 pare nt. of market nine: orders fee
the positive, unrestricted sale accompanying the Stock.
Commission, (including every horde). of per cent.
upon par value, except in erac of advance, when '4 of
per cent. upon such a ",va. co., with current rat of in
terest. will be charged.
N. B. .k list of stockt. to . in-the United States, with
latest inotaticms, ran be sen at the office, Noe. 4 & 47
South Third street.
Philadelphia. Dec. '22.'55 51-10 m ;
MISCELLANEOUS.
TUST . RECEIVED.—A. latge.asiort
moot of splendid Pee:famery. froni the Manotae
tortes of Jules Hanel & Co., Harrison and others. '
All those who want tine Perfumery, eilllat C. BAR
GETS Rook and Variety Store. ! •
January 21, 1854 3-tf
1-1-ENRY W. POOLE'S:nipograph I
cal Map of the 'line 11111 Itailrhadl Including the
astern half of the Potter'lle Coal basin and the eh
land [legion. Size 40 Inches sgiume. eolneed and mount
ed. Ready For delivery at Monate.% And; at Garrhrues•
Book Stores. and at Mr. Pool's Office. , ,
Oetoher 13, leas: • . , . ,
WOULD respeetfully irifotm the cit
izens or Pottsville and vicinity: that !..he has
opened a -Select School." for lads and inlsaes.
Terms of Tuition mid., known on application at the
school room, in iThird street: firs: door : below Market.
Pottsville, Die. 8, '33. • 494 V
' PURE WINES £ LIQUORS.:
rjrHE undersigned, legslly — liNnsed
dealer In Wines and ' Llqu•ns, otters the tottowlng
choice catalcgcle. every article in whleh. is guaranteed
pure and unadtdtrated.
WINES.
Art--Orape Juice. Oportn and Burgunly.
ifiultiru—East India, Bald. • ' . •
. Sherry—Royal, Anunatlllade. = . •
Ctaret—St. Estephe, St. Julien. ..: •
Mite )Pins-llant Sauterne. Parma.
..Velaga —Lisbon. de. ke .. ' •
. , Rkeitiak irnes—floehbeitavr. Nierenariner, Midi
% hauler. Traudner, te.
Ci.asipopnc—Orand Sillery Mon:Sean/. ie.
LIQUORS.
Crandy—Plnet.t.Nuaßllon k CO. Glow. T --
Ward, Martell. Maratt,;Co'gnaes. ' •
Wild ..Cherry. ! .
i (Wend Gins—Bran. Bohlen. ' - .
' S.ellisdam Sehnappir. •
Roat"--.lamaica Spirits, New England- • .
ntdeese—laley Malt Senteh. Old Monongahela.
Irish. and Pennsylvania Nye.
. EXTRACTS:•-
Caracua. &amender. Ahrynthe. Kimbenwasser. - '
S 11-N DItIE S ~ i
Swiss and Limburger Cheese, Sartlihrs. 11;4heed Ili! ,
Fin:, Prevail Mustard. Olive Oil. French Chocolate. dc:
Corner of Centre & Mich Streets.
Pottsville. Pa.
414ini
Oct. 13. 11133
PATENT METALLIC COFFINS!
READ READ:I2
/R. H. GRESSANG has been alp
',lT pointed Agent for this counts., for the silt , of
SK'S PATENT METALLIC Britt AL CAST 5.7
Which supercede all other kinds In U 4. Being perfectly
eir.tight, it obviatks the necessity of:tasty burials. and
:its° preserves the I.ody from Immediate dcromposition---
They arepartirolarly suitable for transporting the body
from one place to another. The fa^e is covered with a
thick glass. with metal top, which can be removed at any
time. and the farce of the corpse seen by its friends or re
latives. We might give yon hundreds of eartittentea, to
corroborate our statement, CP to _the advantage*, the Me
bill k cent n has °Ter the Wooden. bu 4 the VItonlog• will
snielre: ,
Visltniooto:c. April :ith.
Gentlemen:—We witnesiso the utility of your erns
oilutal "Patent Metallic Blitial Casia," wketl to convey
the remains "f the late Hon. John C. Calhoun to the Om
gret s l o cal Cemetery, whi h impiess4 us with the belief
hat it is the best artichs known to:nik - for transporting
the 4e04 to their final res. ding plane.' ,
With respect. we*ttbscribe 0117,4*CiVesyOUrS.
' tjileinsl). floury Clay, Lewb. rays, film W..lyst*T. ite m
It. Min.:, Joe. Davis, S. M. Aortic:l,-, Tirtfason. P. R.
ttehino.n. .t. C. Green, IVin. ‘laujum. llenry,Th7ll.o.
It. b.
teittinsouitaitiLitt AJthiii without T ounL er
Apply to • H. GittIISANG,
• •
Ccutrertrc.'t,corttcrni Mfon
Potts% ells. Jane 2.1854 . \
THEPENNSYLVANIA FARM and
Lim Assodation, to Putter &Mott, Pennsylvania , .
Lau bought from Mr. Cowan,9o.ooo acres of excellent
limning bead in` Potter Contity,l which they bare Lad out
to farms of 23 acres, to be sold' for $2/0 each. Each pur
chaser of n Aver Is also entitled to 4 town lots In the
new town that Is to be bunt bn ' these lands, and the
name of which will be Merneanba
Besides this teat two story triune houses that are
to be erected in the principal stunt of the new town. at
a cost of woo stub, will be divided ansouttst the Antra
boldars by drawling lots. Of the WOO todd_ lo each farm
strio sr* oonadeisred u the price of the lona, and $5O will
breesPolubid by the Company in mating good roads.' in
order to suable a poor mus to mos in possession of a
tarsi, Mei paymaster are so arranged that he can pay $lO
on becoming 'a mamba. of the itaseelation and afterwards
everyponth. To those that lett down the whole
&elf tftslinidlifTSTO ot•Wwit`ti Moot
If • mal•Wileirabltvotwoltaki ejlq. pdrttamp r inorwri
at onsules may pad tfts rut te ttoonthly thiliallosuto of
or he may,itprolitti,ot the inti of 3 years, pay
$lOO with latent 410:4 most AtiwawAlist, his paid
hi °nobs!? olrhittputebtoe *tow Soolver alrottowto.
deed fielthilitit -
The tam aro divided among thi ibarsholdors by lo
iaatrhAmw*Mtbatthwthowahgrae;bansgmilgn
one turn. In Order to wars to sorb taat 'stint far*
the Aisoetation Ass the priviloga Of Irian:Ling to Mr.
Chem 'deb tracts of bind es may elan lam adapte d . to
eultbratton. !toms, audit whatever pretasesotut hsne
to pay more for bla land than the sum mentioned labors.
Thera slow wish to boar more .41111 a fertilitpot thr
,
sou ehlth wren CM theistituit potato Is .a dory layer, of
ttotlY - martt ; cr the tanlottinst tinter, madly tried
wood, as ebestrot. oak. maple. bop* and chattyt at the
comparatintly *Midtown. shish la dos to M; sottb•
rely slow, tba *ohs et thoriatior mhos
that Into! it. MIC IlirpthaT particulars. any tall on the
gotta. AUITAPT.at Pothrillo, Mabannugo shoe.
%tow" Castro and Second. whets imps and punbui r
'terminus tho lands star and obtrAssel. '
t=
. 1,4,14, '
4/-Zat
NEON
188 C. 0 RO
TO NACU MAN A PARK t
4g",
misekLANEous.
':SOUNTY.LAND BLANKS.
A FULL Set of Bounty Land Blanks
A I L * t all APP " t$4;4. LIANSAWS
alarcafl,lB6s - . Bank and soca - 0..0rr
iniOLIME f'Min t mu t voinums
Depollirearins6estAilebrated Teradfaiii
- • salleisserreeeteral.
DECEIVING, 'continually' large Op-
XV E . i pay l ik
_Putarastalgetttosi°tteinal
,11
Pty toast
&a.. at a t
adroitee of *limper' oti
elb halo( taioltid to aide. It adetaitage.
ems ior a persons to want of yore and froth Drnya and
to buy la market.
Othstitotly oh hand all Mallow and approval etwnlin
4114
_fliarmaaratical pwandloosof the wilted nattaand
Ptoselani , Phartpacop With the services of quadded
point], and mown Persona attentioa, the citizens may
feel nodded of having all their wards In tho way of
lints and the covspbuildling of Prosaiptinao wont*
!Infrd attended
jowl G. • Wit,
fit.* Druggist and filanneeentist.
THE BESTIHRATINC FURNACE
wtme Immo at ante ass as en ettsarser. •
MOWS Altentilaling Apparatus..
T. 1 5,. subscriber would call the atten-
Uoii of regtdriog rumens to Chilson's
re ed weaning and iremtilating Apparatus. _lt has
been used more extensively taring the last six years
than any other ihenenes now made, and after six years'
tr , al,ll acknowledged tube the most satisiketory warm
tottmeappalstila boll Witte. market. \ '
Furnaces are' recommended over all otters by the
late huninted Down*, and by Homey Barnard, Ta 4., is
hi. workers &h ol Architecture, as fkr superior to any in
UM_
'These furnaces are Tarnished by the tabbaiber. Agent
for the Manufacturer; at city prices carriage only added,
and be gives all the :necessary instructions for putting
them op, which isev r er i e purchaser from a 5 to $25- and
will warmat them it tup according to Ws dhsetisme.
Wiwriald also in parts. interested in building to
examine our extensive stock of Registers and Vanilla,
ton. Mattel Pieties, and ornamental banding articles all
of which he will hereafter luip and furnish at mannfso
tortes prime—
The Psarhyn Matide Mantels are a beautiful article,
more beantUbl and a durable is Slarbibandare Auld*.
ed at nearly onthalrithe price.' B. ',ANNAN,
Bookseller, Stationer.
Agent for the Ideantecturer.
November 3, '35 44-
MUM PM= -MUM) MIL.
The Great, pavesilea of the Day.
lllk iubscritper announces to the citi
tlonl.:g i s s c p ti Z i eti;r:lrm be has -/ setd u r:
tent Flouring MW, which is pronounced the new reatest
American It:mortice ,ir f the day. The sutacriber !won.
of these Mills in full operation now, in Tremont, where
he Invites all personal to tall and seen le operation.
This highly ingenkors, and much needed invention,
forms an entire new feature in the manuacture of Wheat
I into flour; and the :'splendid manner in which it per-
I forms its work, Grinding, Bolting, and separating the
1 grain ate single operidlon into seven different qualities
!of Flour and Feed. and that within a space of only men
ty-one feet in iengthhy four feet in breadth, at the ra.
pidity of twelve bushels per hour, on a pair of French
; blur w arted nIY .MJA" inches in d4meter. The
I Grain is eta single operation into Satre. and
i Superfine Flour, Fine Flour, Middlings. Shipstuffs. Shorts
and Prali.any power being applicable to propel it, from a
I row horse up to . any 'Other desired. The • small space It
l occupiei would not be missed when placed in a room with
I other machinery, and the small amount of power it re
: quinsy to propel it, wakes it certain that, ere long. it will
, supereede and revolntionise all other Flouring Mills. -So
applicable is this Mill to the wants. of the world, that
every mar-mill, ms Aline shop. locomotive shop, Ibundry,
forge, ?oiling mill, cknny building having a power alrea
dy erected. can now hare within Its walls a complete Mer
chant flouring Mill.at the trifling cost of from Corir to
errrerihisndred dollars: and thus the ens:moons amount
of Ondu raised within the Called States. tan be conver
ted into Flour within its limits. - .
With One of these Mills nearly every large Colliery es.
tablishesYnt in this County' where steam' power Is used
for pumping, should I:at_supplied. They could be erected
at a small expense and would enable them to manufac
ture thisir own flour:
This Mill only occupies:the space of 21 feet =in length.
by 4in width. It lialso portable and when put up can
be placed to a wagoli:or dray, and with; a single horse
hauled to any part Whets they desire to use it. Hs con
struction is so simple that it eau be connected with any
endue by a single shaft.
ding's or.TownshiP Rights will be, disposed of by the
natecriber, residing : nt Tremont. Hundreds of certifi
cates Co* 31111 es and Others who have seen the Mill in
operation, can be seen at the residence of the subscriber.
'i; I J; A. L. TICS.
.
Sept:ls. '45 .
I
.. 37-3mose
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
A t RRANGEIVIEWS for' the SeCond
Annual Collection of.thls new and popular Institu
tion orAhe diffusion of Literature and Art, have been
made on the most extensive scale. Among the works al
ready atigaged, is the far-famed "GENOA-CRCCIFIX,"
which oilitinally cast Ten Thouxand Dollars.
' In forming the new Collection, the diffusion of.works
of American Art, and the encouragement of American
gettirts have not been overlooked. CoMmissions have
been Issued to many of the Most distingtilshed Amarican
Artists} who will contribute some of their finest produc
tions. Arnew. thsnri are three Marble Busts, executed by
the grettest.living iruiptor-111RAst Kiwi:lm_ , •
!. . GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The 'rather of hisThrintr:'
• .! • BENJAMIN FRANKLIN • '
The Philosopher;
• - DANIEL WEBSTER,
'Vie Statesman. .
A speeial Agent hes vis'lted Europe and made careful
and judicious selections of foreign works of Art, both in
Bronze and Marble:. Statuary and Choice Paintings. •
, The *hole forming a large and valuable collection of
Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed FREE among
the members of the Association for the Second Tear.
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP,
Thu payment of Pin* Dollars constitutes any one a
member of fig AsSociation. and wit Wee him to either
one of the magazines, for one year, and also a ticket in
the distribution of the Satuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers_ consists of the fol.
towing` monthly magazines :—llarper's, Putnam's. Knick
erbocker, Blizekworid'a household Words, Graham's. and
fiodey's, Lady's Lkolg:: •
Persons taking - flip
. memberships are 'entitled to any
tive of the magazines for one year, and to sir tiekcts In
the distribution. The net proceeds derived from the sale
of memberships, are devoted to the purchase of Works
of Art for the ensuing year.
, .
1 The Advantages wured by becoming member of this
Association, IM— •
let. All persons receive the full value of their subscript
Lion at the siattOn the shape of sterling magazine Liters.
lure. I ;I
2d. Each methber le contributing towards purchasing,
choirel Works nti Art, which &rale he. diStributed among
thernsilies, and and at the same time encouraging the
; Arthrts:Cd` the country, disbursing thousands of dollars
through its agency,;
1 Persons in rrnaittioe funds for membership, will please
give their post oikee address in full. (siting the month
they wish the mageSine tGcommence, and have the let
' . ter registered at the Post (Mice to prevent 10f3; on its ru.
!ceipt a certificate Ormembersh tp. together with the mag
iseine desired, will De forwarded to any part of the coun.
• try. ho
(tse who purchase maguinds at Bookstores, will ntr
serve that by joining this Association, they receive the
magazine and a free tick tin the annual distribution. all
1 at the/ same price they now:pay for the magazine alone
Forniembershipf, address, C. L. DERBY,
Actuary C. A. A.,
At ritaer'of the principal Offices—" Knickerbocker Maga-
I gins" Office. 348:inadway, New York: or Western Of
ace, 166 Water street, Sandusky, Ohio. •
,Subscriptionsreetired by, B. BA4NAN,
Hon. Secretary for Schuylkill county, Pa:
November 7. '5•5::
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Christmas' .and New Year's Presents.
HE subadriber has now ready at ,
very low priori, a large and elegant asso.tment of
Ell Al , suitable fbr Holiday I Presents, consisting of '
Annuals for Ism, ;! :.. ,
, Leaflets of !denim'. Book of Beauty,
Friendship, Offering. The Moss Rose,
Affection's Mai • • The Snow nate, .
Amaranth, ',. _ ' Magnolia,
Atlantic Souvenir, Memory's Gift, . •
Friendship Token, - Pre* Humes Gift, '
forget-monot.: Minor:Una.
SPLSNDID ILLUSTRATED WORKS—IN FINE
' • ''' l' BTNDINGS.
Steven's Parable of the New Testament, .
Gbodrieh's Own Bonk of. British Poet y 4
The 'tion Gallery, 67 elegant engravings, .
Macagley's Lays of Ancient Rome,
The White Veil—a Bridal Gift,
Mts. Jsunieson'a Charseteristies of Women, . .
The Moore Gallery,
Heroines of Shakspeare, • - '
Romance of Nature,.
Fleetwood's Life of Christ,
Jouptitts' Work—elegant edition, • '
Homes of American Authors, •
he Diadem,
Floral • Keepealte—Eoloied plates, •
The Souvenir Gallery,
Wild Scenes and Song Birds,
Home Boos of the Picturesque, -
Gift
• •
Book of Gem*, I , . - . '
Checora and other Regions. .
!•TIIE STANDARD POETS—ILLUSTRATED. - 't
iffYrol.?" Shikspeare, 'Moors,
Keata: Kirke White. Campbell,
Roger*. Scott, Watts, ••
Hemans Burns, • Longfellow,
Montgomery, Southey, Willis,
Ttsa. Osgood,Sigourney, •
~ ;BIBLES—PRAYER BOOKS—HYMN BOOKS.
Of every size and style of binding. Our assortment of
Pamir" Bibles embraces great variety and style of bind
ing, it extremely
JUVENILE
low itrices, from $1 5 to 110.
..
„, BOOKS;
Several thousand volumes, carefully selected. The as
sortnient of Children's Books is very, large and ohne
tire, embracing the works of the beat authors. adapted
for Sunday Sebool Libraries. or Premiums. Standard
Misceilineous Books, in great variety ;. also, . . •
' Ladner' Callas, . Portfolios, Card Cues,
Writing Desks, Porta Monnales, ". Ivory Tablets,
Worts Boxes. Gold Pens, • : &c., Lc.,
and slugs assortment of Children's Games; all of which
will be sold at low prices to run the time.
HOLIDAY. PREANNTII.
. ‘ GOOD BOOKS FOR GOOD CHILDREN.
For our Juvenile Glenda we have prepared a very ex
tensive assortment of Books, selected with great care.
fromthe best authors, many of which ere suitable tier
Sunday School Libraries and Premiums, all of wbkk WM
be sold at exceedingly low prices. - .
51re.:Rolland's aeries, 12 vet
c,each : LI cis.
liar{:Anderson's do '6do . do , 23 do
Mrs..llaigs - • de.. - do 1 25 do
=ittiTiottitt4 do- do . -26 do
' Right?. ZuMrtaiuments, various ells
Gnu, 2.5'W-, t 6 eta., and S 2 60 . . __'
Parents' Assistant, by Maria Edgeworm,
Boy's Own Boole, enlarged.
Tract Stories, foam Ancient Illatary, ; 62 do
do' ; ; do do Modern History, ' ' 62 do
Lamb's Tales from Shaltspeare, ,
,; .75 do
Stories from History , by Agnes Strickland, 62 do
Swim busily of ilsson, , : ' 76 do
Sandtbrd and Merton, : : ' 75 do
Robinson Crime; various editions, ;..
\ Stories by a Mother, '. • '-62 do
TaleiWorth Telling 37,d0
Peter lhe Whaler, his early life and adventure's. 60 do
Storyof Stories. or run fix the little Ones, 60 do
Mrs4illinftn's Gift Book,
SlarY.ll6,witt's-Stoty Book. . .. • ! • 50 do
Belsonfs Adventierea in ligypt, 1 45 do
Book tat Entertainment, ~ ; . 75 do
Tales,, 37 do
a. Own Book,of Sala Taiga, , ; Me do
Evenings at Home, 02 do
Fairy - Gem and OM, each, EU do
Lelia At Haw EM Abroad, etch, i 62 do
Parleto Bible Skala,; 37 do
COON** to mash Riess - - t ' : 25 do
Uttla(Child's Bonk,' • . ' : ; 37 do
Mother Gooses Melodies. Martnaduke Muhl
plyeich. 1 ' • . •12 do
Rummy RhymeswPicture Riddiee,o64,, 12 do
Appieton's Tian for the People and , their
childnin,lo. Mary nowitt, Mrs. klartitualk . ' •
....: _
7 acre. Ells, 1e.,62 yule. emelt '-: 1 " '''
it to boa moo. by Harvey Newtons, 37 dt,
pu...k. 41 do ledY's do • do , 37 do
t Pages a Young Nagle, i - 50 do
- 11r — drat--Boy lifols the Cceuut7, 1 . . 30 du
Dollo.tooka, 10 rots..
the
6 00 AO
Abliotye Lives of Darius Gnat. "Yr
• Asp; Charles ',lst . sod 2nd, lisanital. . .
:Isms, MMus tbs Conqueror Ma* .
Quota of it.mts;! Cleopatra, Now t Alms- '
Or. Mins Caw. 4c.. Sc.. i ' -::: Iltl.do
The: fratmosis itteriss by Abbott, ; '5O
trodellsoles Boys* Girls Library, 6 vols. each 37
Tyai yevorite Story BP*,
Anion. Itsipsaloth '.. . ' 60
. Christ:Was liortes,l' ' " . 60
• Woodworth titariosabona Bards, **ale, IL to • So
• Wit* a lap variety Of 'IV books.Canee, it Ptsligoli.
• . 44..,te., at ,:: IL RANSOM
1. , . 1 ' Book and Steamer, Bears, •
! 1 % Centre s t ree t . opposite th e Rplrropal Chttreb.
rt.ttrin , Vie!! 2, -5r
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econd Year,
, 111"1 4 -
•
By Tslsirsph Yeateptars
irobibltery Liquor Zossr latilassa.
The opinions of the Judget of the 44apreall
Court, in the case involtittOhe ctauititutioa.
*lily of the Prohibitory Liquor law, two de
hireredat Indianapolis on Thursday, justices
Perkins and - Malawi take igrounds l , against
the taw in into. Justice &use eseetelet the
law except so far as it relates -to manufactur
ing, search, seizure; confiscation a$ weep
Justice Goukins sustains the whole
ThirtyArtourtbi Comeres•!•!Flest
WABIII2iGTON, DM. 18; 1855.—5 t stir»—:
Mr. Bayard gave notice of his intention'tit in=
traduce a bill relative to the iteroveineet of
the piertiat Port Penn, in the river DeTelrere• -
s Elouss.—Alter Some al arp-thooting in
which Mr. Jones of Pennrylvania participated,
in regard to linow•Nothingistu, Free Soilism,
ete., in Pennsylvania, Mr:Campbell of Penn
sylvania said he could tell his colleague (Mr.
Jones) that he would find gentlemen here, who
were not. afraid of the. appellation ,'"Know
Nothing," and argued to show that the Ameri.
eau party . is entirely distinct from the Free
Soil party, and voted in Pennsylvania for Mr.
Nicholson, as their candidate for Canal Com
missioner. • He and his friends were now ,
voting for Mr. Banks for Speaker, because no
man stands fairer, on the American record
than be. They consider Ransas.Nebraska au
open question.
Messrs Jones and Campbell of Pennsylva
nia then had a long dialogue;about that State's
politics, keeping up a spirited fire,,i and in-
volving Various personal explanations.
Atter some further contrOversy, Mr. Smith
of Ya„ wired Mr. Campbell . of Pa.; whether
Mr. Banks had not cut himself aldof :from
the American party. ; ;
Mr. Campbell—l do not 'know.
Mr. Humphrey Marshall Made some obser
vatious in relation to Americanism, when the
House adjourned without electing a,Speaker
Dec: iO.--110IISS.—On the 65th ballot for
Speaker, the' vote stood as follows:
Banks, .106
Fuller, . 34
Richardson, 75'
, Scattering, . 9 •
No election. •Necessaryto a choice, 113.
Adjouined..
THURSDAY, Dec. 20.— : Hocse.—Tbe sixty
seventh bane: for Speaker resulted as follows
Banks, • 104 Richardson„73
I
Fuller, 31 Scattering, 10
'A spirited party debate ,ensued, when the
House ad'ourned.
, Inrketo
CORRECTED WEEKLY .FOR THE JOURNAL.
- PRODUCE. - IPOILADA N ED' TORR. RALTIXOGE.
Wheat flour, bbl„ I 900 81S q.ll 50 544@11 oo
R ye • “ -I 612 6 004 787 1 67
''Corn meal 400 . ..' 425 , 400 (1, 450
Wheat, red. bosh.,l 1„9" 195 (t 200 : 1 e4l 01 85
"`• white•• 2 20t 213 1 :1 75 (44 205
Rye. o 1 2 , ! 2. 131 , I 011 (1 122
Cori. white. " I 91 ..- 92 i 75 ®S2
yellow 44921 ' . 92 , (4 Ca: El
Oats, ." I .4 . 2 •;•54 ~ 52 ,111 41
1b
Cheese, per . ~.10:;1 „ , 9 1 ,4 as 11 : 10%0. 13
Coffee,., " 12.
If al4 11 1 4 td: 15% ,
Hama, IA 15 11!,,,, - iii. 1:-.
Mess pork. ,I 21 1( 1 ,.. , , '2O ei , 1 '
Butter,dairy. " s. (1L1. , . , AS Ca , 1 .
Snow. •44 Si;7l4 (4} 8 1 .,,',"
51olasses, Per gall. 4;1 ' 3 as rip 37 1 ,4 ~ .
oil, linseed. " K, : 92 ( /
- whale crude. 81 a 5 . :2 , i so (P 5, S].
•••• winter, .0 (49'21 .00 kic92 '
• " lard spring. 93 1 . 1 ,
4' - winter, 100 i 1 00 (74 105
, - sperm, spring.
" - winter, 2 - 07 . 2 0,0 lb 215 :- .
PHILA. & N. YORK` METAL lI
MIKE T.
Atithralerndry,No.l.too
•• N 0.2. '
•• " N 0.3,
Charcoal Fo'ndry,No.l.
'•colch rig. No. 1. ,
Railroad Bars,
English Refined.
American Bar. Hammered.
Rolled: •
Blooms,
Castings, tot,
Boiler PlatmNo.l. 109 P,.
• N 0.2. ••
A xles.Am.ll4m'ered, too
Rolled
IL IL Epiker..
CM!
American, 100 Zs.
" Spring,
Sheitthinz
Rods.
Old,
/0 0 /b 5
ti
MEE
Pig Galena. lon tbs. —2 7 2.5
Chester County, " I —0) ..-7 12
Virginia, `• 1 0 0-11? - 5 712
!foreign. " 7 00(4.'
Dar, N 0.14 ii --‘7. , 2i.
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. POTTSVILLE MARKETS. -
iVbeat Flour. bbl., sli) IV Dried l'eaebes, paed.l4 t 0
Itye Flour.bbl.. 700 do 'do tropao. 200
11'hatIbusliel,2. 00 0 2 10 Dried Applea,zanpar l d,l 25
ity e . . do - 1 -1.' , 0 Eggs. dozen, , ( 20
Corn, do . ' 1-OU Trotter. per pound, ( .:3
Gete, do SO Shtiuldere, do vi gt 15
P0tat0.,%,• do . - CO Gagne. do Jl5 (1, 16
Timothy Seed, 4 (0 , Ilay.per tou,.. , 2.5 CO
Clover seed. . •R 00 Plaster. do 1 600
POTTSVILLE PRODUCE MARKET.
Retail Prices.)
Ft.oca.—Tbere appeari to be but little
change in the forice of flour s'uce our last quo.
tations, and very -little prospects of tower rates
for some time come.
The price of wheat ranges from $l9-511 to
$ll 50 V bbl. Rye is selling at $7 50 V bbl,
and Buckwheat flour at $4ll cwt. Corn meal
at .102 its bu. and Rye chops at $l-25.
GRAlN—White wheat is worth $2 10 V bu.
in our markets,and red $2.. Rye sells at $1 20.
Oats 55 cents V'bushel.
MEL-fa—Beef is selling , from the sisals at .
from 10 g 12} eta.`., pound—Mutton the
same, and Pork 12 ®l3 cts. The Farmers
are selling beef at from 7 to 7} cts. per pound
by the side, and pork at 9, cts. per pound.
Salt Meat is about the sameand verystarce..
Shoulders are selling from 12 ®.15 cents V
lb, and-hams from 14 @l6 cents:
Gsmi: AND Pouf:rev.—Turkeys, geese,
ducks, chickens, Ric., appear to be pleatiful
Chickens can be bought for 8- and f 9 cents
per pound, and Turk f ear at 121 cents per .
pound, or from -Vets
,to $2• 50 each- 7 -=
Venison is selling at from 15 6 181 censt
per pound, and is rather Scarce;%,
FRUIT Awn VEGETABLES--Apples are from
75 cts. to $1 V bu. Sweet Potatoes $l, and
common 64. Onions, 75 eta., and turnips 50.
eta. bu. Cabbages are, plentiful and selling
at $4 V hundred. ! L •
I PRovisioNs—Butter and eggs are about the
same and scarce. Butter retails at 28 cts.
and eggs at 23 eta V dozen.
GROCERIES—Sugars seem, still to be de
;
dining slowly though the changc; is scarcely.
perceptible. Common, yellow 7, good yellow
I 9, Steamed A. 10, and best refined white 121
ct-.. V lb. Cheese selli at 14 ctrl. ' lb, and
Lard at 15.
Cloverseed is not in 4ie market, thoagh it
can be bought occasionally for $7 la bushel.
Timothy sells at $4 75. There is plenty of
hay but at high prices erom 25 to 27 dollars
kV ton by the load, and $2B tY the; bale.
Plaster is selling at $7 ton. Salt at $1 62
I V sack. ' '
FE
POTTSVILLE LUMBER EAILIEET.
• (Retail Pa./coo l ) •
Lumber is declining in price: Hemlock
common, $l4 ®lb '4I , A. CoMmon White
Pine, $14.. ® 20. Paunel,s2s ® 40.
Poplar, sl6 . ® 20, and satire. Cberry f $4O
® 50, and scarce. . 04, $2O 62s and scarce
Piastering Laths are selling at - $2,50, which
is a' great reduition. oar formai quotations
Doors, Sash and other :=Lumber low, in pro
portion. •
BMW ISIERkAtI. AMEitICABi
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.
THE Subscribers hive commenced the
publication of e. Neer tae nisn Nowepapir In the bo-
rough of Pottsville. Schuylkill. county. to advocate :re
deem Prtnetplfm. Itproseeibea lib one Int icccantt of list It
who it an A/ecru= at hutrtand fochatut is the deter
. mined opponent ofall encrust laments of tits %mint tlath.
°lie Illeraroby. aktinst our itevublican Institutions and
our Pu blielkhous on the 0111114nd, and In edslity on the
other. *lda would nuldertninutd destroy ftbbath
laws, and striko at the tnatttu'loe of Religion ilea
itae .sr Isirtarerioarto rmt.ltavrtsa-W• bare received
from a phyticlan. who, we prer ewe obtained It Trim a p••
tient rho died. a copy of the Secret Iterittilers to IT4
~lesuitr. 1t is printed is Latin sod -heath, and ire aro
prueuting a trantlatkm. This Is en este/an:Unary sort.
sad lass "pen to the public the tswillty ol• those Vey A
Ilepubltranhim , end, Ardor. It till be .publishei cm.
plate iu the American Republiran la thipters.ht Orman.
Particular attention paid td generid mess end Soltuyl•
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kill County martets.
Vora $1 par satiate to dulls of lire alt 4 upwards oat
of tbe Jounty, 84 cants per espy. la &Casio..
ne riper is penaniumuy outtalbed.
Regular Gorman commouitpata 0111.11 ed trt *-rifmat
pasta of, the tostotrnto whore . a Papergrill betwa.-I.tttg.
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