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1 Lirrt.E Scitcruttit.t, RAtutoAD•Co.—"Pao llo3iiittiori P4l.Ger: A 74.10 TBS RESTRAINING
,
5 . - e-', .
i li".it. Pottsville, correspondent of the Public 1 Liqui)tt.Lsw..—As the licenSes to sell ;liquor '-1
4 --,, - ., - I ' in
--.-^v, i ,•?:-... - -:.? :. MV':i .„ '', , l;-`..sstF ---- i /..:•fger, his letter of the tli, appears to be by the small are on the -eve of expiring, it.
, •, . - , c ,.......,,zi,N.,- !.. , " p6tiliarly unfortunate in his:statententl-:, not i will be observed drat petitions arePouringlilto I
„ • • - : .-- --' 7 - -.- ' . - ' 0 . 41 S .' in regard to all the facts and figures ofi our Legislative halls. for the real Of tit — ' •
..:.- e ex- i
, • . : lint/is , . ; outuo t . die Coal Trade fur the year, bat the 'condition I
• isting Liquor Law - j. "An act repealing the act
' Ira-fid pro:Teets of the Company in partieular, I of last session, on this question, may pass the I .
.., - : --I._ ---,-----,-- I whose name heads this article. The facts in 1 House, but we think it will not be adopted inl .
both cases happen to be precisely the reverse I the Senate, unless filmic!, is employed. - If.how,' l
of the statements 'of "Paoli." He err; in I ever, contrary to par exp . ectations,„fourliOpe.sd
the sum total of the increase of the I it should pass both branches, f w': kiok'eptifi- ,
...""..."""..." 7--i.."- g iving ,
fx.'ROWDED . ()TT.- Several -communitations, • Coal tonnage tor the
hersyea, by a hundred tliou 7 hdeetlyPollock to . -Veto , it... Id the I
,
matter have . sand tons; and while tates that the prosT emergency, all eye will be turned to him, and 1
local 'etters, and other interesting
They will appear hi the : pests of the Little Schuylkill Company "are i'lle Will'have the following reasons for .vetoing.l
been crowded Out.
Dollar Joilt'ital. , 1 i. very poor indeed,' he trust be aware that 1 1 it:
-i----L---------•••-•.---77 I there is not. a resident of this Region, con- t First,- that throughout the State, in the
0 i:it AI) VERTISIG c o Lors.s.;--The limited :
' versant' with its economy , Who' is not Cogni- i: worst - sections where it -was predicted that the
space left for the purpose, will :.tpermit its
I zant of the fact that the Little Schaylkilr: '"dug Law" would increase the consumption t
to notice in detailtbe.new tavors, to be found
.1
Railroad 'Company is - one of the soundest I of, tiquor,it has exereised a contrary effect.''
in our Ltd.-erasing columns 1
liiwe e k * We I alld most prosperous.Ctial corporations in the i In.:Schuilkill,tite.lworst County-in tho- State, t
can only direct a ttention'to.theti -. 1 in a; general
i State. It s - stands high in public estimation, i in - respect to drinking, - the practice has broken
w ay. They will be found tinder the appropri- Ad iip r osperous, notwilstanding it has suf-1 down itt a measure, -under 'its or rations.—
an
ate heads. - • I • I Bred severely both from fire and water, du; I LipenrAlealers state that the. sales have de-
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ring the present season; in fact, it is well creased one-half. I A rectifier of thii.County,
known that the prospects of the Company t states that his busineis has become so profit
never
were more satisftictory, and •we per-I •less that be intends giving up in the Spring, : l
ceiveno evidences Of declining prosperity i/ and adopting another occupation. In other 1
the fact that the 'Company- has declared 'a sections of the State, the taw is working
semi-animal dividend of 4 per cent., payable equally as well, which fact stamps It as an 1
on the 26th inst., instead of. only an annual j effective, a good law. I
dividend to that urequnt as "Paoli" states Secondly, the laiv has been in active opera,
There are several ,reasonsitlhy the Compa- tion only a few months, and: it -is impossible
.ny did not increase its shipments during last l' as yet to perceive the full benefits , that.
year, not the least. of which have been the will accrue to . the State by its . continuance.
fire in their mines—now subiluedLand the The laW has not gone fully into effect,
heavy rains of last year, which drowned out and it *Mid be an outrage to repeal a law'
sei'eral - of their collieries. Other collieries before fully testing its merts. Besides,
.the
have been unable to produce their usual quo.- . representatives in the Legislature, at this ma.'
to -of • Coal, on account of the improve:nents merit, do not, when they advocate the repeal
which they are undergoing, but which will of the existing law, express the true senti
enable them to be much More prolific in fa- meats of their constituents. At the time of
tare. Three new collieries are now nearly their electidm not a single beneficial feature
.ready for operation, and the deeper these- of the law had,bien -perceived, and opposition
mines -are being driven into the Coal basins 1 to it was expressed, by those noW'fa6irable to
of the Co., the greater are their resources. de- its continuance. I Under the circumstances,
veloped. • . the Governor could not sign a hill, repealing
But if their shipments of Goal were less, it; but would feel in duty bound, to veto it.
their freight business and - pliSsenger travel Thirdly,.Governoryollock is a moral and
--.
are materially increased, in consequence of a religious man. .1 All his acts' have-favored
-the connection with Cattawissa, Williamsport the progress of morality.- =Even if he' were
and Elmira road, parrying freight and pis- induced to sign a dozen rum bills; lie could
seugers to the Neal:, and West. The in.j not gain the .political influence of the party
crease of the Company's-business in this man- favoring the liquor traffic, for the -principle Of
tier is very great. -
,rum selling ‘is in opposition to everything
This Company hare within a few years moral and religious, and no rum seller could
purchased some . splendid Coal lands very consistently pull his vote in the future for
cheap, both in the viciaity. of Tamaqua, midi Gov. Pollock, even if that gentleman should
inthe Shihanoy Basi , which increases the I so far forget his duty as to sanction the adopt
value ophegompany's steck,materially. . I tic) nof such an act
We may add to the abOve, that this corn.
pany might have sent more Coal to market
last year, if they thought the state of the
market
. demanded it, and they acted wisely.
in this matter, which we tire sorry to say too
many did not
POTTSVILLE, PA.
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SATI'RD-4.V..JANEARIC 19. 18 . 30.
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.MlNEtts' .IlosTrr.tl.. 7 --The plan we proposed
last week for the erection of a Miners' Hospi
tal seems to meet 'with ge - heral approbation,
as far as we can learn. and measures will
soon be taken to carry it into effect.
•
Ma. JOUN MCCLINTOCK desires us-to slate
that his failure at: the Beaveri Meadcw
alines
was caused solely by the mine taking fire.—
That every effort was made to extinguis,h
without success. We publish this statement
at the request of Mr; MeQlintock, not being
conversant with ant• of the facts ourselves.
i •
TuE Euttor•EAN intelligence, per steamship
..4;ncriect, smacks, strongly of peace: Prices
of provisions are fumbling rapidly in Europe.
; Ditto here. Speculation itlweadstuffs has
been brought. up "with the ibund turn,'' and
the people have a chance iu he future of de
>'•
tpending oft other than farnif.4. , price's for pro
visions. •
CoUNTY SuremExT.—ln another portion of
: - :-Our paper will be found a statement Of the•re
: eeipts and expenditures of the County, durin;
tithe past year. The Commisiioners have sue
eeded, notwithstanding the drain on the,
'reasury, by the Poor Rouse, in!reditcing the
debt of the Comity, and the finances will be
: round to be in a satisfactory condition. The
:..statement will well repay attentive perusal.
HARI:ISM - 1M; Tp.EGRAPTI.7I:IOer the - en
:retie management of McClure & Sellers,
is old estaidislied . and iitllueutiiil Sheet, has
en eons-ertecl into a s'enii•Weekly paper, and
diced in size. The .i'deyrtiph ic a staunch
patient of Shain:Demochtey; is edited with
and presents in its altfretl -form a bm
iieSs appearance. which augurs aprosperous, -
, euniary career ~to the proprietoes.; It ,has
ai hest wishes fur its success."
POOR. HOUSE COMMITTEE. — We have been
;••••:: 'rently hsked why the Committee appoint
e,l , 1 / 1 11 time 'ago had not made a Report.—
On inquiry we were. informed by a member,
of said Committee. that' t4;enee of a' Member
their Rep?rt Leing made at the
.Pt,-.:last Court, but will• he-made at the next Court.
We learn that the Con:,mittee;:.have not made
'tt
an inquiry into the finance; of
.the Establish
•
ment, not zupposing they possessed the neces
saly power. This is to be regretted, be - cause
''the leak" at that quarter, if not soon stopped
t;' increasing, will'soon atisord nll the'taxes of
the County.
RIENDS OF TEMPERANCE, circulate briskly
remonstrances against the repeal of the exist
ing liquor law. See that they are signed and
sent in promptly to the Legislature. .Tem
perance petitions are pouring in rapidly.—
Work energetically,to counteritet the petitions
of the rummies. A day or even . a week devo
ted to the cause is tithe well, spent. Relax no
effort to save your State from the curse of tie
ing again by the tlood:of grog
shops. The present law if it does not accom
plish all, still strikes atthe principle cf selling
rum as a beverage. The taverns begin with
the victim, and the grog-shops arc the misera.
ble end.
I; ' `J'. Moat: BIYSTERING A1161:1' IV A a.- 7 :onr read
:- t ':
' - ~- ers must make every allowance about the War
...-,
, 55„: -A ; rumors . with England. Por several years past,
..';‘ eiery'Foreign Minister, who is an aspirant for
Attie Presideney,.must'do boznething to attract
:ittenti . on on coming borne, to keep his name
;a 4 and prospects before the . people. .Nunes Bm
.A.,. C an:t is about co m' o home and it is ;yell
4 4 4 :3 : known that he is the.cattiolic candidate for
. „
I.:1 the Presidency. Everyirish,Romaii Catholic
• in the country, .so far. 'as we know', is a Pot
' charian • matt---,and . he is only playing into
their hands, and doing their bidding. When
-.•'-- the truth is made known, the peo*- - ityill be
j: surprised to .find that the -didicu!ties in the
. egotiations are kept, up purposely, to effect
..
'''''-' political objects ; just as ti :. exaggeratedtele
,P. - .
° - graph stories were sear. ) um Kansas' to effect
i'. 7 t&the organization of Oin.ress:
l'uonuEssivu....FeaTtmEs 1 TL ANTIIRA
:14
CU 41 Tit • 1S CM' W VII TILE
' Cl:xsts 21117 • UNITED StATES, FROM :30
t.stio.The .:follo . NxingZ).i-nteresting table
Srum arepnr.t of I'. W'.'Sluttex, Eig.,!exhibits
Zr:the of the Anthracite Coal Trade as
compared with the increase of the population
of the United States. It shows at ti glance
the rate orincrense up to 1S;)J, and is a
pretty safe basis upon Miich to calculate the
probable future iucreaiie.
listimating the trade in. IS6O at 10,000,000
of tons, is not the probability,
, estimatil, , z 'the pro raniincrease, its corn- .
~,: 4 ared with the increase of population, at the
!: . •.,,, : - . .,',fsanti'_-"ritte for the ten years' following18) 0as
•g* : •:--plte feu years preceeding,,iin fact the enor
mous increase wuuld lie less: . The: Trade of
4: . i: . 6.'1t" , 50 was only 3,3it. 4 ,`: , 91) -tons and in 1555 it
i
et i
~ ,4 as increased to 6h.,
~,,,t4Q., and should it in
-,s--' crease in the same ratio,,loubling. it. Self near
,-,.i.,_s
•• ly every live
. )ears, we
t fy 'safely calculate
~,,, on 10,000,000 as the-1 st ussible figure
:•%., for lt-60. *,> • '
I
z r
/icrr rtf. Tradr and '; I) , l)lhatitill ^( Ihr
Ir,tited sudr.:
1 '.r. , : , 2:1 , 01-I)ith'e Owl Tnr.le. Ratrnf Inr
11430. ' • 1z....4.irNi ' 174 7:3 ] 7Ctl
ISH, 1:,(4,9.i::t , , 11414 1 19.7 „
is:,o. ..,::•.,1 , . , 1 -;, ;
, e.,:, - ,,;,5 ,- .r? to
I , : t 0, ' .31,7,,,D.r.14" 2 " 1c , A1:0,,w0 , :;.0.)
*As estltlated t s llesoa . Fee Census C.
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POTTSVILLE, Jan.l4th'lSsll.
Bess. 11ANNA.N—eigyieh,r
. ottenul.: 77 We have 's . etuithe editorial remark, iu
, dttlae
"Justi4Jl.utght and S , dd;•' and it might Le Flll,
pu>udiThit they refer to the Judge's of the Court.
f you ilia nut inteud, , lo implicate them the
bane;' toake, it is due to , thorn that yon
to, and publildi.the deduration in the
•eat im,ue your paper. ,
L
W. lIEGINS,
' • S. :FOSTER,
- F Itl'llLEY.'
The above, is . . part of • a. communication
Veit we received fn .- nu the, ( Tudc'es of our
tlorrday lasq
otticie headed ".1.4 e bought and
had'ino allusio4 whatever to the
the•Court,,we alluded entirely to
it is rittitored bad been settled
officers, befog they reached the
to Community is. full of such ru
varimis cases hate been tsigua.
:Mg the crimes of-larceny vit a.
an.attemiit
:e.: 1.11 one case it ii alleged
ias been ' entered, and the party.de
le ever entertstbail,% : and don't even
t„
party !or ‘vlnlse azpearance he is
'bail. These ttric'the rumors—and
tha r twthii Court .'s noir as fully in•
onout these ,ruiltdrs as we are, and
ie will Wait, until the next term of
to .see 'what action is taken upon
Untfl then wn.Will not make any
elopements oc remarks upon the
:cept merely to state that the, pea
!,* and trill 'hare itt intestigation,
in admiitistratioo.itifJustie e in oar
be looked upon As a mere.birce:
~-. ~;+',?~.r ~:. ~ ~zd,F-;~:~:- .~a4h~'+~SMc+k:•,:Yes;.~a~T~'^.~.-~~..::;5r:r.,_._.~:~.c"~='~",:0,
e 'are not in the habit of defending corn,- .
panics in this Region, but in this instance, the
attack upon a Company noted fur its liberally
in mining Operatious,whoreby individuals have
amassed li)rtunes, is so wanton -and nnpro
yoked, dna we arc unable to refrain attempt•
iug its del ence
We cannot imagine the motive of an as
sault -upon a Company of • such
_enviable
standing as the Little Schuylkill. As the facts
which we state, in relation to the Company's
conditions and prospect;, are fitmiliar to All,
we vu•hardly take so charitable - a view of
the saiements of "Paoli," as to attrihtde them
to ignorance. • They must emanate front
malice, and perhaps from something still
more unworthy the writer. -
SgT.LING, ETC., I\`'7111: MINIRT:DIS•
TIUCTS glancing, over
the items enumerated in the Report of the
Auditor General, showing the receipts at the
State Treasury, froM the several sources of
revenue, during the financial year ending No
vember 30, 1835, we tire struck by. -the large
amount for eating-house, beer-hove and res
-taurant licenses, received from the mining
districts, compared with the cities and agti
cultutal districts of the State. Without enu
merating Carbon or Litzerlie couhties in de
tail in this connection, we will to illustrate
matter more strikingly, compare the receipts
from this source, t . rom Philadelphia and
Schuylkill coil n ties. Froni Philadelphia , coun
ty with a- population of about
t halt a Million,
the receipts into the Treasury for licenses of
this character,'amounted 'to $6000; while the
revenue derived from Schuylkill county, with
a population of little over 60,000, for eating
house, beer-house and restaurant' licences,
amounted during the same period of time, to
$3,053 3.l—more than half of the sum paid
by .a county containing more than eight times
the number of- inhabitants, Schuylkill
coun
ty ppsSesses. A comparison of this item,
with the, revenue derived from similar licenses
in Allegheny, l3erks,- Ding - Mitt, Lancaster and
Montgomery, the other principal counties in
the State, exhibits a still greater preponder
ance, as far as our county, is eon;mrned.
These figures not only exhibit the fact that
reform is needed here; but show' What a fear
ful influence we have' been 'called upon to
combat. Prohibition would be a blessing to
the State at large, but especially to the mining
districts, whose hard-working poputition is rob:.
bed by the liquor traffic, of
.sums that would
render their :homes comfortable; of time
wherein they would he enabled 'to ,imprgive
their iniellectnal faculties, and of the oppor
tunity to'"lay up something for a rainy-day.".
These factS should , weigh heavily with every
man having children growing -up at -his side..
They too, may be in time, assailed by the
tempteridf he be permitted -to go about en ,
checked, : seeking what he may .devour. If,
no consideration of this kind can influence a
man the depressing effect of the liquor traf
fic npoix busirie,:.sltPuld move him to rally
to tlic standard or Propbitiou.
. 1
. Tilt: RE.il)l..Nf.; Ibill,R0.11) COMP..k . Y.. :.
In
j another column, we give 'a condensed state
ment of the business of this road, during 'the
year ending Nov. 30,1855. it will be per
ceived that thobusinesS and profits have been
large. Of course when the profits arc large
the old 0t1ic6.3 are always re-elected. The
stockholders like full coffers and fat dividends.
Mr. Teexett, with his affable manners and go
aheadativeneSs Makes a very popular and effi
cient President. - Ile is a great favorite among
our Coal operators, even among those who oc
casionally complain of a short supply of cars,
in pushing times. We have no, acquaintance
with R. D. Cu t.Lex, - Esq.,. the Viee' President ;
but from what We live seen and heard he is
a very close olmerVer, and Attends to all the
details - of the business of the. road with great;
fidelity—and is considered by some tis , alMost 1
too.efficieut in this. department. We are of a!
different opinion-L. -a' road with such an im- 1
!
mense business„requireS close scrutiny in all i
its , ' departments'. Mr. Ntcot.s, the Superind
teinient!of traf4,lwho of course will be cen=l
tineed,.fills his Olition with great ability, and
so throughout,'umong all the employees, as
I
far, as our observation extends. We doubt
whether there is a more admirably managed
railroad in the country, considering its im
mense tontiav
There is, however, a general complaint
against the management--•and that is the
high rates of transportation charged on Coal
last year, over general merehandiie. The
rates for carrying. passengers are considered
fair and no fault can he found with them
by any reasonable person.
• A:SOROc OF GOLD. --In making excava
tions fdr a railroad- in Peru, Indian corpses,
pots, kettles; arrow heads, and finally at a
depth of ninety feet behiw the •surface, the
body of an Indian• was started oat of its rest
ing, place, rolled up in a shroud of gold. The
golden covering weighed eight or nine pounds,
but before the overseer _ could get at it, the
treasure had been hmkert up, and divided
among the digtiers.
• THE SPEAKRSHIP.—Another week, and no
Speaker Set. We are gratified• to perceive
that the -Bennsylvania. American delegation
in the House, with the- exception of those'
controlled by the cotton politicians of the
cities, still stand 4 firmly by Banks.. He is the
only candidate for the Speakership, that Penn:,
sylvania, with an eye to 'her true interests,
can Vote for. For years the Democracy. of
-this State has gone Fry Trade, excepting
alone Coal and Iron. With this selfish policy
alone in view, Pennsylvania can claim no
sympathy in her Tariff views front other sec
tions of the lipan exhibition of ibis
exclusively local feeli - ng,! on the question' of
protection, she eame near liaving the duty
taken off of railroadr-fron;
. by driving New
England into a .barghin with the South,
protect her mannfaCtures. 'Now by: support
ing Mr. Banks, it New England: man, for the
Speakership, Pennsylvania- shows an Inter!
est, In general protection, and at the same
time benefits herself.
It is humiliating to watch the course of Mr.
Fuller, op -the question. He has unhesita.
tingly thrown himself into the arms of the
South and l'orleited the confidence of his
constituents. if. the Luzerne political Orin ;
ciple of. bargaiß,ajd sale were_ not so strong
in his compositiOn, he inig t have been elect%
ed Speaker. As, it is, he , • a "dead cock in
the pit."' - .
Richard.n, the Democatic candidate tbr•
the Speakershipi is an out and out Free Trade
Man; a strong, advocate of the principles 4
the T.-riff of IS4ti, and oppoSed to all protec
lion of Vennsylimnia iron.
How ix WORKS.—Our friends throughout
the County, will confer a favor by infOrming
us per letter, orkitherwise, how the existing
Liquhr Law operates- in their respective see
tic;ns. From of we have conflicting ac
counts in regard to its operations. One in
formant states that things haVe improved, and
that liquor selling is in a -measure, restricted.
While another says things are worse, in con
sequence of indiscriminatelfeensing by•the
Court, of place. to sell liquor. In Ashland
thefe are four iplaces, 'where liquor is sold
openly. We have excellent testimony to the
effect that sinet the present liquor,law went
into operation, that sales in this Region , have
fallen off fully,4neliall, and it is wisely sur
mised, that byt spring the traffic will not
amount to one fourth the • magnitude which
distinguished it a year since. In fact -one
rectifier with_whom we, are acquainted, Con
templates abandoning the profitless business
next Spring, and adepting another occupa
tion. The presen(law is undoubtedly work
ing well; but we want full and-reliable infer
illation in regard to its effects throughout the
County, and we Shall' feel indebted to any
of 'our friends' who will furnish us with such
information.
ACT TO REPEAL. TIIE RESTRAINING LIQUOR
LAW.--Ily the following Act, submitted to the
Legislature for action, it will be perceived
that it is called upon to repeal uncondition.:
ally, the existing Liquor Law, and again
throw open all the beer-shops and lOw grog
gerie: Can th i n people submit. to it? All
the tavern keepers, and nine-tenths';of the
corn Munity are opposed to the reopening of
these dens of destruction. - Watch your repre
sentatives is the Legislature. See that they
yote right on this question. The act to which
we refer,. is as fellows:
An Act id fi repe<4 An Act- to restrain the sale
of Intoxieati:;9 Liquors:
SECTIO I, - Be it enacted by the Senate and
House qf Representatires of the Common
wealth grPennsylrania in General Assembly
Met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same, That the act entitled. "An Act,
to restrain the !ale of intoxicating liquors,"
approved the fourteenth day of April,' Anno
Domino 'one iho'nsand eight hundred and fifty
five, be and the stuErie is hereby repealed.
THE Selit'lltlth NAVIGATION COMPANY.—
The old officers ,:of this company have been
re-elected. I?..frailey, Esq., as President, is
a quiet but efficient officer. Some consider .
Mr. E a little too slow for the post ; but all
admit that he is sure. We notice'the
plaint that he does not make enough noise for
the benefit of the stock or the Company. In
a-business point!ofview, it is not advisable to
inflate stock bei l ond its real value. Without
directly benefittipg the interests of 'a dorpora
tion, in the case Of a transporting compitny
dike'the Schuylkill Navigation, it would Lead
naturally, to charging higher rates to keep its
inflated value up, which, s recoils upon the in
terests of the bUshiess mete of a Region like
this. We therefore prefer seeing Mr. FmileY
as President of the Schuylkill Navigation
Company, quiet, not noisy and blustering
merely to enhance the value of the, stock in
the hands of the stock-holders. 7
Flot,t;owar's PILLs, a certain remedy for
all Liver and Stomach complaints.• The
daughter of Mrs. Ferlow, •of Maiden Lame,
New York,. was for three years in a most de
plorable state of 'health, caused by 'her liver
and stomach being out of order. The Moth
er tried a variety of remedies, but unfortu
nately the child was not benefited by them; ;
on the contrary, She gradually became worse.
Seven weeks ago, she commenced to use Rol
loway's accordance with the'priated
directions.., They have.completely miner, ,
after every other; remedy bad failed to 'give
- her the slightest relief.
f . t.
3:1 r
toni4itillXternedy. for Erisirlzts,3lt!, ;Hen
ry Turner, al - 13#'1er, 3faineiiits)illgetea With
EryOpelds, large purple hlotehes . itaine
neekAnd all parts of his botly e • 'Lad
despite of the any remedies he tried he Was
not henefiteil. I.kt length, he had recourse ‘to
.110114-may's Oinment And rills, and k pade up
hiSMind to peri6evere with' these ,reinedies,
hielt he aid. "The rade w 04,, that; :4; Sfew
weetii, he was iierfeetly cured, and his general
Itealth.airr.derfa* irnpnived. This ruse has
ermsted quite a Censztion in Maine,)•
'O:WANTStO BE MArtitten?—No excuse
for remaining single now. 1 - .Ql,i can Marry
nhodi you love/ They cannot help: it. Their
unlit reciprocate your passion. Only reaa.
Professor Roxi>orr's • Ikkok. • He not Maly
shoivs the "Bliss of Marriage," but betrays
the ;secret by Which theiweddiog can be made
a thing inevitahle. Only'one dollar for aorife
or u husband. I Real' the 'advertisement in
our olutuns tofanc.
Ei:ROVE . V; LIGEXCE. By the !America
•
we are in receipt of European (lams to the
sthinst. The prospeets of peace are a shade
brighter: Ruslia accepts the thin' point rel
ative_ to the neutralization of the Black Sea,
in d4sense howbver, that the Allies reject. It
is thought thatlS v Lien will. take -the field in
ihetSprritg.
THE COAL TRAbE.
imiamiwiw
The quantity' sent by Railroad tins week is
13,473 00 tons. 1- Total for the ,year 131,031,14:,
against 173,251 . 11 tuns to: same period last!
year..
There is but Ittle change in the r 44111 price of
Coal , in the cities abroad—we have discontinued
ourAnotntions frthe - present.
141 p in an SeaCTLXILL HAVEN RilL-
RoAl).—lnpahhrhing the quantity of Coal sent
over the Mind i Hill and Scheykillflaven Rail
road,. we
. gave i the net amount , in . compar
isort...with the 1 gross tart year. The increase of
gros. Coal. tonnlge for 1555 over 1354 was 369,-
o,so.fionA, instead of 259. 147 tons. •The increase
of oher -traffic Over 1554 was 2,563- tone, linking
tha.increme of tonnage in 1855, 371,022 . tuns.—
WeTell into thi' error, last week without olmrv
ingl. I
The douthern.Coal Field.
, •
. :
CuAtOguTluN OMAN OLD nu? ticsorittinni curious.,,
the PiiiindelOin hetlffer, of the Ilth hist., eon ,
.
taiticil a. second dommuniention.frum A,. oirthe--qin
of ;the Lytiens Valley frith the above heading;
thiiiigh the ascend artielo was written in defence
of the first, sumo parts of w . hich we ti o.i•tiv fit t cur
recti; in an article on the semisAnthruciteein the
Joutilql Dec..29'14 131 . 5. Our present remarki
and hot intende4 to carry out that disenssion any ,
furiber,„ fur the assertions we then recorded, tire I
rot:tided on facts= and we,. kerer retract froth the
truth ; neither do We see the . necessity of adding
thtjm. We should' judge from
thinner ef Writing, that lie io ,intelligent,etiongh
to . li:ere - Cite the liroprit_ly of diseentinoinka discus
sion which can ',only result in injurYito ild'interest
that'we would,eauch rather .defend; we take wide
in i iiointihg ( t .„,t number—showing as it due'
that 'the Joitrt the " oryros,i' not only of
"Setuylkill county," a. A.'huvivertentry remark
°Chat of the tntire Trads. •
However withthe above remarks, as, no intro
we Odic. the octi'asi at iiii correct age Ile
ratliut erroneous idea, that.ttill. holds theoretical
sWity even timing geolog . istirpanil others who Jice .
ntr.iitber guideLthan their •reports, ur thoie who
arti:cnot Aeliumititni with the deielopeinents, that
i
•••• ,
recent nvestigations have made. • .
,his theory. Which is inconsistent with the laws
of,liiittire, and lalike inconsistent with itself, latch
foegrantect thitt the Coal of all the Anthracite
bolus it:track at their eastern extremities
tlraii in their fenters. ur western ends. it
athims dint ttut Coal gradually dovroaseF in hard
! 11 , 4 4 as the 'mains: continue We4tward. and such
I wil-aoltnit.isllip general impression though it is
ati-iinfounded and false one, which we think can
hkiiroved ;illy taint 'hyena a doubt in a very
te . w.words. I .
,
',ln the first itlace the 'fiery. quotation feont.Silli
tanif,-which Alhas' made use of in the article in
qttestion, as amargument.in his favor, eau by Milk
nit; of against himin the•most conclusive rummer.
.;t,illiintin sap' s: "The - hard and Anort perfect
Anthracites. nt!re found in the eastern ntt 1 worth:
C.':ftern margids of the Anthracite Keglons of the
•;obigh, Mauch Chunk, and Wilkeshaire distriets.
Heru the great] natural causes above alluded to, -
liiKke exetcitedl , their fullest etfects-the tvh , '.ll. ot:
•the Bitatidnoti matter has, been completely ex
petled,..and this ~.., ,m it haring imppruerillllfiCi. A11t” . ..
1710114 11,,r4i11 re.Th , 1114 if t h is ..11,, r mons prest/I,i';
. eapilled the: bituthinotis matter from ate;, I,loii I of
the Lehigh an the,easterri ends of _the. basins •to
this ;north, wbi h Wo.must believe tia,he the Met,
titer° the cauges - that - effect the, pretittrewe ei;m
'ptiiatively small, the same "great - natural.causes"
midst. have Wadi' more effeet, Wheirtliey areten- -
ftild 'neater. is this nut logical?. Tu thip.o nho
aro not acquainted with. the favts•Vre would say,
that all the baidns at thi 'etn , ierti,. as well as time
western extenisiou lire eitremely shallow 'lttol sus
taiii a comparOively small quantity of earth above
titlon-,not mote than froM.2llo trtsoo feet—whilst;
hi. 'llle eentre.of the Southern Field, they lie from
206 to 2000 feet below the surface. and consequent
-I,),'.:ut'utin thia'truly "enormous pressure" in thette
vain concaves. Without going further, the ahoy°
vr.Mild furnish the argument. But we will also
giie the result of our experimental knowledge
v,,-Web fully sat:tins every assertion that we have
trintleon this flubjem. The Coal mined from the
id . Otical .veins, even above water level in - the
egetre of the ltrst. Coal Field,' is erpially as hard
.anil dense as lin the eastern extreinity-- - -though
Moly of the 4er-laying'red ash'veine are not so
at'Mve water level. But in the deep basins the
Oiial from thd underlying veins is harder.. In
sPeaking of the idetitirat veiiisotbrzie of our ren.l
efa may not kpow_ that, the sante veins which are
worked on thd Swaturu and th t Sehulakill, are
aUtt worked of i the Lehigh, and thitre, nro the
u'aderlying ont i s—that,is. the liotto tit veins of 'the
f4tnation. T us, though the hard Coal of the
Sehnylkill extends itself to the: Lehigh, the .soft
outs do hot, fjr the reason, that tho human t ., s
atfbso elevated that the upper ones have no surtice
t4l - orm in, or an inining phrase {hey " run out"
•Ittlig before reaching the Lehigh. • A..L. ARCHAMBAULT'S
311 the secontd Coal Field, Ilazlettm and Jean 5... PUILTA/1.1. It STRA II .
, 1 HOISTINCi AND.P.UMPING ENGINFiS,
vide are on the eastern extremity, where the Caat.7o Illonnfactoky E. Cnit. 15 eh . ndinntl.
is:daily taken 'rot the bottom of the basins b e l o w 1. lon Streieta. Philadelphia, _ 1 '
water level, bt,t which still, is not hatcher than the , ° - . -' '1 •
dual front the .atins veins, above water level, in the l' ' -. '
- . .
30hattoy Basin, which wo consider abontilni.cen- ! '
.• ,
ltii.of the -
- •
seen id Coal Field of which Trevorton is i • . . . ,
_ i .
1 : - - :
the western e tretnity. -
:-.. In the thir , or Northefn Coal Field, the Coal!
'.. ,!, . _
at Nanticoly, Tvhich is only eight or. ten miles from , ' -
.'-
_,_
. _P , 71 . ~•
.
the . western dui, soul more than forty front its' - ~-;,....L
/
:: /0, 1- 4 4 ""'
eaitein extrelity. is harder than it is at Carbon- I • . 4.t.A.,,.i41-!,•,.....7r,. ;,, ea„ . tr,r,1 4 ,,,,,:w
dale, and at. k Ist 200 pounds to the• square yard : ..54..M t0:., ,, -,43-7,0',4"' ..;41 : 741 r!.4 i.P.3;. - n -- •
heavier. -' f' . ! AV 1 0 '.114. - 14 ./ , ,r..547'.....„2" - ;
' ~.. '
' .4•V' 7 ,.e't,...,.: 1
'thus, howesier "glaring n filet" this old they ..V ; - _
~,e,
t" ,
-cry
Might have been, it is now exploded, null there.
fere neither; a t l theory n..w n.... fact, and ! we hope
thlit writers ot this subject, will cease to make use
.4 ;paragra phsorhicli were written, or penned from
Oh 3eriiilll43 14 geologist: , whose iffi.preP,itt l i s Mere
Made many years ago, instead of being guided by
•reletit develoPemehts and the discoveries of to
dit'Y', which al eminently .at variance with much
that lies bee said and written, un this dark, stab.:
;Met, tor dark as,it naturally is, it must have been
Mysteriously dark, to those, who had n o t t h e t ac it.
inns that
,we have, to examine it throughout its
vtliulitt.•'s ilI the deer. caverns , where'nature - placed
it,:j . 'Pre recent dismission which we, had with our
Lilt igh friendui tot t ''tis 'subject, m mtained oily this
onit'feature oflvariance with ourselves; and they
Jim tuistakenlt t and unforiumitely,,inade use of .
theic obsolete,. rguments t.. sustain a theory which
tliy niusthase known to be' erroneens, bad they
hecn properlyosted Up in Mining mutters; and,,
n i n, 'did not p trstie the argument further at that
tithe, for the vhry reason that the arguments 'made 1 l' STATEMENT.
uSe'of by us, were unanswered , RIIII iiiihnsw•eruble t V.P THE RECEIPTS AND EXPEND I TURES OF
snit this, our tykens Valley friend:, uninienticii- - SeherylkllLeottatty, for 1.853.
all?, yet nereitheless, positively sustain, - For.if ,
~/Sd-C,IC 11%.111: D. - Trilteo4;'b 7 f Sehnia 4 4 4 auid y ,
t1i,,?.. .oft Coal of the western extremity of the! - .in ...lecoms4 with SehugtAili coooty, from the' let
lizOirthern CoaA . Field, be 60 much. superior to the i day of JttUttry, 1853, 40 the ith day of Jana
,:,
li r ipal Chat of ihe eeutre, or eastern. extremity, dt ! ery, 1 8501
.. .. '
Wiinlll•be logically impossible fir the hard Coal te 1
lieienperior to the soft, usus our Lehigh friends as.; ,By balance .
remaining in the hind% of Isaac
sUii . : thereforti tune of the two must hu wrong_ -; • Ward, 'D.-catihru,T, as, per report ef Auditor, - •
,
fort he yearlSs4,_,-, $14,024 63
'RUC we du Heti intend, nor have we been in' the l• Taxes on Unseated Land, 'i l 1,989 C 8
bald tof inakir unfavorable etanUarisous when i . . Taxes on 8,..a . tet1 property. :-`. 113 :iit
s.Plaking of COn " 1, for every kind that we are ac-; CommLisiecero' Redemption iloney, • 2,Caf 67
qi•Riinted witbi have their peculiar dualities, and 'Taxes on Laud sold atlreasuier'sSale,l334, ' -1.88 40
ate, adapted ta' purposes which an opposite Lind, Taxes an. uns7te.? Land recio4ned, • 75; 71
elirithkeia supply. Yet. we do not go beyond ,the I
. .TA l ti e e ;:• . n th i f' t ,ll,4: re d re at te C° s y ln L in ee l l';, l " l " ls.Sal° ' .ttug Vu
behinds of prokriety,when we assert, that the hard i James Na,;:e, 1 d) de; . 2,000 00
Alithracites arh the most economical now lu use, hsrmers' Rank, ~ do '• dtii, u • 2.0(10 00
mil:twill du m. re execution than any other kind I Alfred Linder, do. - 01 -. ' • 2.0 00
• , James .Natt•le, .! , lictift,'Fines :Intl Verdict fees, • 1,003 co
fol• - • manufactuiing and steam purposes.
, ;;;• Ed w ar heriff,Judgmettt vs. Jenkin
'As well as fdr domestic uses under the present, • Ed we ' r e;* •
.„'' s . •
arrangement - iif furnaces, stoves, .1.. c., it is impue- I . {Vilnius' Yep ley k ,}:sn., for witnen refs re
,.
Ale for a moo highly - carbonized. material for; funded, ,_<•V.
feetto be obtlined, and likewise itapossible for; 51r. Cast le, furgasconsumed at:Court Reuse,
, !
atty . other kinder fuel to he found-which will con.;
l'aud Ilmnd : list., stray 0111.14
,J. Kistler, kuusi., do' . de, , - '
Min COmuch heat and effect, in so small a eutn-1
Daniel IS: Kers' hner, Judguien't to: acetic,~
pa4s; and, we ;should not be surprised-nay, we Jlectlar. I . ....,.
,-;
yet; expect td see the - hard Anthracite made ; Samuel Uintalager, f'roth'y, terdiet ken,
.nie of on , every . ocean steamer; and ; almost ,
.1 1 :,?,"r r t.. 8 i t c a u ' ri ge s i i ik i l 11 ' 1 "Y'
t ne, ou Judgmeht bond ts.M.
eVerY locomotive in use. They are destined to be' R em
.. •
.
still' more appreciated for every achievement
of! - of! Royer & Ilnutainger, Cost In 1011 fur 'George
science in thisipeculiar line of improvements - will 1 Wagner, i' • - . .
edit to their ut lily and usefulness. ; , Thomas Dannan,Tor dent fees n hotes, &e.,e,ab. .
' zAs but little is written in a gentlereanly anti! tarred furl cOPYlltill countll
L.
uaiiitelligent - nanner, and we arc only sorry that '' Jacob!!, Long, for water pipe,
ANOYTZI RECEIVED reds COLLECTOR& , s
helms come to his unfortunate conclusions through ', -•
; Schuylkill Wan.
thk mistakes of: others, therefore . he wilt allow' us ; . Nathan Ituts.l " - , F:; , 18,54,tu full,
.• - 823, la
ha:-remark, in eenclusion, that hois -evidently not'" l'i- 11. Au"" 1 • 4 •1 1 . , - ---
' ' :1955; "!Pleaff , ..l ' 437 00
;, Eldred. r+ il_i . P. f;', ' -',.
aciitiainted wit); his subject, or he ~.eever 'would ' Jam b Lubol,l • ;a 19a4 IR full- , LIP 55
have penned flits remarks ho did. ;.. ' : do 'do , ' • 'l l leli3,.eu sett,' 133 no
.Ne admit •With him very willingly—indeed it, Iflriue. , .. . , I, .
. ..
strptiorts 'ear ateertions , that the "Virgin Coal"; Daniel Hain, . • ' . c. 1884, in full, 5Zt 211
lying between the Swatara and Bear gap; is au. i a°b° W . IletrOvri - • •', 1855, on aret, 1,155 00
. - c riemold.
pevpir to that u;t tbo extrema western end, fur fl 1111 . 0 I Attain Weil, ' ,
.•:•; ISNI, In-fell, 75 00
puluotes, beat** it increases (Si hartinescos it ap.'; de -d o -* - • -:,*:: 1855, on acct., 5:9 29"
prhachett the centre of the field. i ''' . ' staair. - 1
- A.' also admits. that the C'ual increases in density ! Jon'thin Johnston, F - 1854; In full, ' 'tt 61
t 2n5, on acct., lAA' e 0
ntitt hariiners its it increases. in depth. - ,'This ice' • ' d° ' ' • :• do
.t. Tdricollea. • • 1 -
ll .. 'flu itis l
a. 44. Endorse ,
bO : U. tryt9,, ' • '
lei establi s h - ritr,: imprers upon the ,: de do ' lOad, on acct., 204.1 16
•pu9io mind. , lis• remarks about the - trouble - oV ''', '-',. ' • BurlP;a - egrol'e ugh:
'Frederick Snyder. • ' ' --'t • ',,', 1-534. ln full.
.. 11 31;
burning hard Anthracite,ire do not ' think worth
do At - • . ,' . l 1855, ob acct., 348 00
outnttentiont' was only pour Shoemaker, and :. , , ; --•- •• •- * .
thepioncerii . of Iris day that experienced these: David etarilev, - ,
.i - ISo - 44in full, •!' 111 49
diltiputtieP. .. 1 - . . ' . note! Fisher; ' - . - -;•lt-'45, et acct., • 424 Ott
. u .
~ 1111 f. TELEGItAI9II.I - jam Wolf,„'. • , ':',' • 1843 , In full , -, S 7 18)
” i .• • • . Vete lir, WeLOCS: P. N. I'Jr hu bietti it, '-..- 1t , 41. - Itt lull; .294 50
"Pritot brinalt Hi
Nix York rt woad 5._ • 7 i•• .. . , William 'kern ' - , 1 , 'ii 1155, on _acct., •.,1 18)
- i
•74..„ ---- ;., -- . -- r --- r - . -..vr.. - • ----- -- 1 fleecy Ble w. , ' 1851.1 n tell.- ' 160.85
', Report of Sittpieteeltw- -'.: •-, `-, --,-- •- - Uppw .11.s4tiniongo... -- , . , ,
, Priam Riehtiseurliter the week Wading fieturday.4ao- John B. Knorr. ' -•--- .
rota: t -f- 18.14,aa amt., ' - 28900
pa4l-12.thi-183 , 6: I - --: '.-", . ‘. --' - i.-` '..`.! -..'-• - Assay D.ltotatener, .4 :- - ~-1 ,on siert, • ‘ 12¢1,31:11
}
iri -,-- - a
. For York , , 'ii : ''.:', - -,-4 . .i :-. . 301 ~ Diatel - Albright, •,-- - . - T , ,-- 858, tai -_ •-a VI
2',•3. - -.-• • .i . .-. • . : .. 1 - ,--,- 1 John Vlammer, • --'' - '' 1854; ow tier.. 673 .g 3
. . Vor Fns . '.• .' ': -.64,12`.1 --• , , l'ldu Alla Sufkmutrikt '
Litt 'Veal. • ' h:lli ' I Jrroph Miro, -' :i 155.5, in only pi 81
. .:., : • . , ...,
:•. 1
"• • 14 ' 4 0 "of t 1
briltsiltOed
Quantity of Cell sent byftgllniast for the week 0:14Ing
on ihite.i4ni-ei;eidrig laxt: ' •
. ,
•
Pori
-Puttimille; •
lluTeri,
Aubiarn.
rurtCLlniunt
tbls yoar
To same Woo !ail...year;
Deerea
Ot littylkill County Itittlroads.:.lB36:
The following; islheArtanSltir Of Coal traruported over
the 4itherena Railroaderin&buylkillpmanty,for eereek -
ending on Thursday evenleclaat: • • .
ri 7., TOTAL.
Mae Hill and S. Ilavast.E.:ll:4 ;3.438 LOS ra
Slt..Carbon - - s • • -!;- os 11,238 13.
Schuylkill Valley toJini.l2- • 2.61.5 OS
Mi. Carboni: Pt.Carbuu to Jgat. 4 4
~ • 6 4 4:.= 05
Min Creek • • - • • r 5001
Little Sebnylkill: ; •:•64.132 17440 17
Satre Of Tdll.l and Tpanspolrtation on j
. .
r...tv., Tr.lst?... i
From • Fro#4. ,
.... _From . rims i
• " Aft.f7arboo. s', 1 / 4 i".e0...11. C:on
i0t...4a,ur0, i
To 411clitnona. g 2 00 gl g 5 g1...h0 gl 7.5 i
To Philad'o., 190 '',l 65 170 1 65,
Spring'3lllls, - _ , . -- .1 . 65 ..:.- . ..i...*:.-, ~ 1.43 145
Reading.ng. 1 In .— '1 . 15 - A
.v;,. - ~ „. 1 05,
..---,- ----.....-......,_.-......--.4....-....--......-.....--.....-,..---
COAL STOCKS,
AND 'OTHER SCHUYLKILL CO. STOCKS,
• coaaarrav warstr Sr c. H. vimmas a co.. ILECICT.P.S.
RAILROADS
I .I. 3 hiLideli•tik..lleadlug*, PottsVi.Lle ; 43,%
Anne Hill arid lichuylkill Ilareii • LO C 434. 653 i.
Moun:t, Carbon. • - BO 5u ;
Mount Carbon and Port Cazircir4; ••• LO r' L 2,
Mill Creel:. -• • - *;; - • . 44./ ;• ; B 2
t Schuylkill Valley - - •-•.= j 54
.L o r4r r y Creels - - . - - • - Lu uo ou
Swatara. - - tor: - 00 Gu .
- • CANALS. r:
Se)] nylkill N r6ign t n - • f)0 IS .
Sebuyl killYvvizaltuf, : !2;
Union. Canal - - , 9
LTnioriCanat. Preft:rnd - -:50 "10'.k
.
Del.& Iludaon Cord 'k TranrportACTl 100 :111.
• KAILItO.4D A: COAL COMPANIES. • `.;
LlttlelSrbuyikill Nay., R. R. & Coal Co. '5O 43') . ;•
Lehigh Coal k Navigation Co.' 50 „; 70
Ilaxleton Coal Co. - • - :50 00 :
dduek Mountain Coal Co. ; 04 ; 00
Pennsylvania Coat kIL R. Co. -100:99 97
Dauphin Coal A: R. R: Co. -; - 'lOO 48 sf)
Lykens Valley Coal & It. R. Co!!! . - 10 00 !' GO
Maser 3leadossieDal 11. R.('. - ;SU 515-;;•
COAL COMPANIES. i„ • . .
'Forest IraprovetueOt2s ; 25 ; 2.1
North American Coal co..Prefet're4 '25 ;25 23
" CoUlUiton 25 -8 ' 9
Delawam Coal Co. - • . 50 : 00 , 041
Cumberland Coal Co. - • 10 ;27 211.4
Neir Crack Coal Co. .-._ E . 50 1 I
• - - MISCELLANEOUS. I , : '" • .
Bank - - . ' •-; 150 .1 SA, tOO
_ , Ot
Farmers: hank - .. - 4. • i6oi 60 52
Pottsville Gas Co. - - - ::' - - i 60. 130 .30
Pottsville Water Ca. - - .4; ' - ; 2.5 1 20 iZO
Oi- I.
The Stock or all,Coal Coiti patdes rrill be added to
th...`Above lists Whell tarcdshedf.by those srho desire their
PtibLiention. . L
NEW'ApvERI7MENTS
C. F,..-sHoENER, •
Wholesale Desire iaa Boots, Shoes, and
'',FANCY STIL6V AND ALM.LEAP lIATS,
IU% So 1 r! II ird ifrcet, Philadephiu.
Zan nary. 10.1.85 ft - 3:1 -
F. HONIOPATEN6 BOOKII4ND* MEDICINES.
F y n Manual of
pROFESSINI SM
...
A.L
F. Practise. 'Herring's Dotit&itic Phy4i - el6n, Laurie's
Parentis Guide, with' the .11edleitics, aid Friulily 3tedi-4
duo Chests, fur sold hy ‘ii . J. 3I43IfGAN.
• . (Thirl Street, .itttsrq/c.
' 'Pune Si, '55 r,...-ry) ;,-
, PROCLAMATION.
. . .
,
voncE_
,iis. herehy. given that on,,
'l : l'SlONDAY.thiOtith lb i' - 41 tFetruary,lF:s6. comm. il C. ,'
li!g at 10 iielork in! the fmtictiii, an adjourned Court of
Common Plea F. fel the. trial ot. taus - at icsue. will be
held in PottStille, hu.l will continue for one week.
s.ll,iiirg Office. Po 'toille. 1, :, i W 3.1. MATZ.,Sh , rig:
Jan-19, 1 , 54.
1
j !' . . 3-5 t
cam
PROCLAMATION:
NTOTICE its iteret4 -- given: that on
monk)' Y. 'llk , 4th arm!,
in,: the.l)rt•nix.u;..ap ,;.,d;.yurneAt
Crimnicntlie ti4:ll'4 ettuotrf!' INA*, l' be
held In Potts% illo,l i Schuylkill enusity. - and?will cvntinuo
f'r one . MATZ Sherif.
SherltT's Office, PcittavUle. 1 .
Jan. h 0,1854.
' VALL:NTINES ! VALENTINES!!
THE substf.riber is: 1) - rypared to,suptily
~ .,L nrilers for vatinttiries to any quint illy. They can be
furnished assorted. iii'boxes.,.; ..r..;, sin and v.,, an d up.
Wards. The assortment this s‘lasnn is rho no st en inid,.t e
met splem.lll.tirt4'nffereil. ..`4.leideal trout lila different .
utattuntett,ries.• Lidornit r,rNipo tkulc„r.7.
i! • ' • D. li.i. N N.l N.
Contrti l
street, Lipp: site the Episeopiatlturcit.
.January 1:4 'slll' .-
ss•,- - ,
, - c , -
ii BONES OTIENLICALIOLIVE
01. 1 11 so API extr:i otialiir, : 2 . -
'z...to - Y.oxes ChMnicarolire fifetpF 'medium quality;
• :ao •• .13r•Win.Pale a n d Family Soap; 0 ' -
too .• t,„.iintin: castlltSonp.,niottled: : _
..: .",ts ... . ~.. -.. ~ .. nhite; .
...hst - Stearin, an .idinnant in e Candle , :
•0.) •.. ,Talton !....antfles I! , '
..., DM iiiska Nal Soda: fur Pain In lots to suit rurcha
evils, by . I .-- IIAULE . 1 DIXON; "
( bn"'O'iivit Merchants, N..... 4 ..Soiiti, Dl...Tees. :Id ,00r
term Ct'irstittr4fre , l, Mil ige,rjAjj.., ,1 3 :19:ot; ;"..th l i i
SELLINC OF*7. STOCK:
- A Great ehroace for Cheap naoha I: '
rpiJE hasiv Aecisibia 'eof our UtilliTes
_i_ adlh re 4 3ral to tin‘oin, c nix,k'Ped-
tars, holds out no. lodging:pouf, arid -gt‘e.... ily
‘ .., .4
no . tiroti , ction ,ti those ttli)4llWell in ibu ,"
4 ....1a
Ifiok business; r,esiding Itt ,the counts. 1u ' •
(while other branches of linsitiesS are,pmteitedt ;reties
thereforli . resolted to NVII or ohr large stork of rocks - as
'rapidly as possible. We therOore Invite those in want
of Rooks to giro i 3., a cal'. ' W will sdll (Otter nooki. ns
drop as any Traveling llookstiller can. All we ask is'tn.
give us a I rial,..tflng deferntlited to redo, our stock at
l e ast one-half. , ill IiANNAN, Itts,J4,/hr.
Pottsville, Jrar 19, 1159 i . ... , .
1.1
,-- • C. 'l. DENCLER & CO.,
Bankera'and . :Deale)ra in Exchange;
2 doors 'Youth 4..1 the ExpriAsrPiiia6, C'rarre Str,,t,
1 'l',iitaiiill, Po., •
lAtild, sirictly :ittOnd tt)811 collecticins
V entritsl4ll to th.m, hezotiate liminess Paper,
i mans . st oc k s , a rd all etthrr St;C.llitlit-S.
,-
31......r5. Tayll . !troth...N. hankers. New York. Drafts
on Union Bank I' 1. moon. lidlitst Lan him; C:onpany of
Ireland. Nation: I hank of ,Scdtiand; Ms> at the Mile., of
M essrs. Green. 4, Tay loKLivermsd.
lessrs. Tarlor. (truer &C.,- Meth. Scotland. '
Cons aptly on Mimi and Sir Sale fur any amount, front
41 upwards. in i ttnus. to snit purchasers. --
;These drafts n , payaide at;id.rht. And are good in ere
ry lartof tln.ldrtd. Ireland. Scotland. and Wales. to
current Mink Notes ex,hang',.:4l at the best rates. Land
Wartants txtuclit and told. ,'.: .Jan. Ilk 1556 a-. '
...—...g."7:.....k.,01.-. ' r ....
!,•. q - -. 4-• . ~ •
-.7., •
11011 -1
I.(oading anti Dischar g ing l Dischargin Chr
-4 , r,
g.i. , 5. Pik Dricirir. Rejoin, imrt'Ore;Trom 31irn's.
Primping'lllr, Driiing• 01:',.: IVashert. Portable e.nw
311115..tc. The Sp MatilinUS C:c11 be renoned by n tenni on
an ordinary d. Tbetirtt premium (Silver Medal) was
awarded by thb Franklin Imilitute.nt their Exhil Wan
in It z3l and IS:3, rend by the;Tennsylcania State Ig.ri
cult ural Fair, :it Ithiladelphini in 1.f.:4:. the Fbiladelphia
• County Fair. et Philadelphia. in -1-ll(-4:^atAlso, thc New
Jersey State Fair: at Cantlenc`..7..r. ~ . .
Also, manufictured to ord..rl Stationary Engines, tarn ,
or small. Lin 4. Shatclin;...3lilt G'earing, lame And small
Screw Jacks . w Railroad cotnp.inies. and 31aclaincry in
general-. Ilepa;iring proruptly"nttetiCied to.
These F:nginbs may be seen-at the Fietory. As. orders
are cou'stantlylbeing filled, cleculars will /Se sent by mall
when required. giving a deseciplion of them.
l'hiladelphln. January.l9. 11 , ,5tl
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Jatobt..llclwlA
Mich:fel 8t.:R.104_
Staulei _
- - •
*us.
3.0r43 19
TOO OS
11467 62
:63 1
.7,994 11
n if3am Vfattiirw,
John C. Frlimp."
Jacob, U . untziogcr,,tr.
llicLa orb,
,7;
13.473 .143
11S211 14
Charles F.rnith s
Jaa/1/
Ut.EB4 1 4
1..,3.221 11
Sinus 'Nesbit,
Thomas Hocit,
Thomas Marti o,
do do,
if.. 64, iv ital. 111 0 0
/341. en nett, •,! 3 ' t ! ti
156, iu Nil: 4 ? . . i
irc,A en soot .• lI,S+ vit
Mired.
~ ~ la tXh
'1.1,04, in (WI.
...,..,
'firma Cbance, -
. : 1#74 on ac Cl': 1. 7 ""
tier C •r Z , , :-2 -Zist;lSZkiiiis4l°4 ' .": '' ' • : 71'i 'a4
..: . . • .54 4 In tall 4 lily vu
wat,e. Barbee. • . ~ ' 18 16,54, on a'.'l', •
George biagleh I
',..7..rg.. • • . f4o 67
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a nal '
T. n. I. tbur' iS
Putt ViYalux . l„ ..: _ , . !..
lir
ni 0
, iv ;., /g
' 1 , 0
ins' f rcnn it - ''' I 204_ 900 0
A 00
41 W 17
Licari leply,
Gideon WetstOuz,
Dankl Madenicrt,
Daniel IS. ItioCll,
John FrltS;
-do" do
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- - • • ' -.',:":,; - LSI.* ti - aett. wo (.1)
.±:0074-,unkeim... 1 .
Abraham Bertolet, _ , :, 1.... , 44, WIWI, - ; 1
.171 25
i I.l , k)ovilla Icilvr , vls4,, : !.. . ISSA, WI acct., 1. 1 0.1'66
,
- - 01 .11- • 1 ,
1 : : 1574,10 fan 71.:4S 76
15,54.,142 acct., :.1;71./ 00
..V. l llrian.;
- 154.1.1; fall, 5l) 91
1555, n aict-, 1,500 11./0
Denitillahn
Jacob 13,,155e1,
John toed,
do do
rue.. OF. 415,C.
Michael StnttZAU j ' ;
John 8, Vaal, .;
!t. C. Vilsott,
bapiel lladdort
Aux s Ilartranfi,
Dstif.l B. lierstmer,
Jaremialititzinger
,
Emma gel Erdman, ;
Aarou IPucilliet s
lernel Unduir, •
.
' -Veer gall,.
:. pllraiiil'ltillipsi ' ' ' ''' : '- • ' 11 , 55.
{lei! Brrenstri;7.
John Matz. , U.as
, .
Catharine Shoemaker, ternporary Loa , .
tieorgo Shoemaker. , iiu • - di
John rhoettaker, do 'IV?
' lash %%Ann, Tnno;ii'scr of i•tehultill count",
1 Leihr.; the 5 per cent. 'at4teuteut en .State
i Tal allowed to hiut hr ;the State Trtmsur
er, fur 1.!"?4 , :- ' : . . I
. .
pr a. -
~
To Cash paidon orders dzuwn by the Dim. ; .•
tors of the Pour, for payof Directors, Stow- ,
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I
ard, Clerk, and support - of the Pour, aspen 1 .
, report of Auditors, 1 517,725 39 I ' • .. .
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General Electiou, i. i but '2O I . • .
. CR.' •
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Spring Election; • I . '1 1 22 WI ,i osi stAINTESIANcE "A•Xol.lat.
Commonwealth witiLess flees. 1,040- 'AL I Isaac Sr:inch. dour and corn, - '
. ,
Jury and Tipstaves, , l • ' il i ti4s 12 I D. Krebs. sundry provisions purchased.
Assessors, ; . 43:i 10 Robert Elide, b . ,iiima. potatoes. .
Redemption, - money on priteated Lands, • - 402 13 .1. 11. Adam, Pea,
Road Jurors, . • . ' iltt'LNG'• • . AV Miley ttlyder. &xi, • „ -
Ilridge Viewers, .. . .. 3.i 00 John Lister, beef, ' .
Interest on Loans,=,. . _- . 4;076 SO I ilt•hli flelger, beef. Atc... !
Jacob llutittinger,P., principal on bond, 2.000 WI Frederick :maim 6 bus. fawn.
Arcadian Institute, ,; du do .. 300 0.3. N Jacob Iluntringer.jr., flour. corn meal, de.
G. W. 7,Vintersteett, .do do . 1;000 iss lease straneh. flour, . .
T. 31.110. . - ":. do du 400 001 Ltd Krebs. sundry provisions, de.. .
U. Wiuterstxu. - • -.to du .7.17 .1111 itslab A Itumberger. beef,
It. Putt. ' ; do ~- do '' • ; 2,000 on (k-,'rge Delbert, bay. straw and potatoes,
Miners' itatik, •'. - do do 6.(00 00 James W. Wittuan, isvf.
Fanners' L'ank, 7.: do • del - . 000 00 i . LeWls Blitz. potatoes . . beans. At..., .
Cutisivble.:' Ices,. ';' i ' :,32, 42 • Jaeol• Illintzinger. tlour and feed.
,•
Justice fit.s, . .
.. 120 is) I. Strait klt umberger. bet.f. . .
.
Jury. for Inquests, ' 1 ' ' 071 t 6 I 'Samuel Feller. 12 bus. potatoes.
,
puts. Buslonir, work done at Court Howe., ; "I ;',-; ' Samuel I,luntzinger.groceri,s,
Chas. Lord,.do •, do do du . ,174 S : ..031endelson. dried wadi' a, dc:,.
J. A. 31vCou, for keeping:Criminal Dsichi! - 4,...= •1t H) ' Elias Seiler. flour And feed. .
Treasurer of Schuylkill taniiity. fur gervires •j , WI Krebs, sundry pros is inns. le,- . ..
' - rendered, i
, 1 • ; 210 1.10 . Isaac Straudi flour, de., . . - . •
0,40 - ge'llerultard, 2 . 7 4. ; per cent. , allu teal 1./1.1 J saac I.:trawl:I: tour. .
. Valley Furliace traets. :• ''"l 26 63 Thoin..s P. Williams. butter, eggs. Se.. .
.
Jamb liontzinger,jr,,2 per cent. on ditto, ' - 1..: 2.11 WL Rotfidt) der* sundry provisions. ,
Jacob Iltustritiger,jt . „ fur bonin i ntlulved, as. ! ! •
...13; Iteifsnyder, siiiiitry pros isionv. purchased.
pot' resolution tattered 01.1 Mintati 'Book of ~ : ..l Il.ifolyder. t b, do ' 414
County Cotriuds.tiontwa, July :N. 4'31, as •li 11 - 1 Ilcif,ll3•ler., du ! do "1 'Ad'
..,,_.
tax Collector of Illyt lid tow iiil4p,•,l - " - I • 101 l 03 ! Simnel Scott. cabbage plants. . .
Robert 31: Partner, for prob . .silutiataitt ki., .3 06 ' t 31Itses Stria's.. gmeerit s.
•
1
Daniel 11. Shismer, fOr interpivrei• iiil Cunt, 2 ou • Cilarles Heffner. bet-f from Apt il lit, lOttet..lti
Charles Fru iley, - .. il.. ip, .3. 01. : PAII ,k Machine. flour ,t C.A. .
3leyer Straus., 'do ' ' ' ilo - lIS 60 Al li. Wilson. beef. ~
Treasurer Cl Schuylkill ftloutity. ma', mon- I ! LEIB. Chichester. buckwheat fluter, -:f
es usly paid and charged in C at...t I at' , L,: l 7 47 • DOttlisny der. sundry rrO - 6.ries. ar., . ,
'N. riddle.l . .l. blacking seines in C. If. use, . ' 4 :0' I.ltac Straw-h. floor. -
Coned -Graver. for Itertitti; 'o, o lw 0! heal . Michael Freeinifer.4io'calibageo. '
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Estate t , /1/I to COUltllit/IllOill•11, / .. . 1.2 (II . Jqrlas Shot . ..shall, tvi- f. . •
William Matthews, . isdo . 414 1 du 13 70 : ‘31 . .. Pell . ..nyder. sinotries per reveipts.
. •
ltobv i, rt %Vail. - A • do' t do .. 11 71 ! W. Reitvny der.• sundry is...f. Ac.. purchased.
Michael Rooney, Irtlo . do" I do it „i.IL 6 0i Ft CL AfrOdr. , . I .
.101111 !.'.,.. Sloss,. !Ida do : do. . -. s ~...! , Phila. k I:. I:. R. Co. for•use el rata to trani
A raliam Ernst. - -do do. : ,to - 12 on :Awn aril. • _ . .
Adaiu Wolf, ;`,do do do • :Ai ; 2.1 : (it, [belt Whtst: Coal, ' .
A. Kline. ,I do du, do 8 oti , Charles Piddle. Cal: . .
Fox Scalps, 1 ! S i; l 2, • Jacob Christian. hauling Coal,
'
ON EXPES.OI • t
D. •
. it: Breen. tat refnrideil ~ . I - . 24 00 ". i
, M'lt/1 :V
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, t. `- .
' 111enjariiiii Weller, for Illti,`Willii and h r aulitig. ; ; Jaen)) Kohler. smith hill mid hose hire,
mauve' IT:.
Santuel Iluntringer, for i'vot'y foes aridyierk 'I ' 1 1 111 i0 13(4,1,-T. hot- 11l 7-rk ntrri-i , lo:. -
of Sessl ms, • . .1 up st; . (4 4 - .. W. II unthinver. prison blankets. -
James Nagle. ShorilT.f)r lines. Ceurt fees and ' . '. .101 in Koster. Lit be. isthhin wheel. de..
pusllsliiiir Court , oroclantations. 1 ' - 677 t'. .I.iint... Kelly. repairingdick. - .
Jacob Christian. for hauling stone. t 300 DI Krebs. flitlf.tn.r. thread. Ar..•
Atoici, linugitenbuch,• amount overpaid •ott . , Jamo, Can 11:111. repail ing ti n.: are.
dupilmto". .
.
~ I , 2 .t" Iliabert Cundell. subscription to Ledger' and
Charles Smith, • ',do tai - :4 •I , Ton, 4;3, _
th/, ,
James :\ 1•0•1 1‘ .. ' ;CIO .1/1 I . oft
do 7 -I I . Jtili 11 Fester. lathe. Loi•hin wheel A' shut tie,
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Jilin Eelty. sItI .
-.4 r do do 11 ;IS ' Fe& It. 0: It: t:,;., f,vight - 1.P.1.
Pat. Chrlil. pher, Al do . ..i , 44 - . .,1 C...1F. Coto ad. hau:ing goods trout depot, :
.Loh:, C. Eeltrap. 1 :1 !do do -do 173 60 - Pflilip Kohler. mason work at prison i.t and
Adam Widr, : till do ;di , 4 , i, 00 stone eutt;t,•..
!Abraham ILartniet, 'do ill do it ill • Jdrnes it. lleed• fir repair in cell. . : •
George lferuhard, ' do do for 1049, 134 25 • .b,!...iph Woolison. bill fa. loirteet ,
/to do ilo do fur 1032, ! - . ...73 02 James Canmin. repairing tin, w inv. .- .
0. Therein., ice delivered - to Court. !Vote, ..25 i , 1.); Krebs. sundry aril de, lino limed.
,
Jerome Ramer. 'do , dt ' -do .; 14 4,3 , 1%. Porte!. paper- riot holih.rs ..V s. , :ilin:: wax. ,
S. K. M. Kepner.iortax astessed erroneously ' ' ' John Illiel.ley. tin wart', itc..
in butler township: ,• , :.3 1 - .3 ' Lamar line. lirel , ri•-k. /I ..
Jacob (Flans-, I load 0ftr,x,..1, delivered nt :Morrison A l'i der. QueonsirarO.
- ''Court House. - ' ' ~.., 1'75 V,: .0 It. P. it. Co.. fruight„ • .
..t. .
Nathan blegliek, for won.l,VOurt llouseaud Benjamin Weiler. ploiLthinz prism! Int. ,tc..
' g" f,ci N. 31. Newnant. repairing pipes, de:.
0t1i..4. .
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S. K. 31. Kepner. for drawing deeds in Corn., W. Kline. bedsteads Ar: sundry furniture, !
tuislioners' Office, •, l • I It', ;71 : - Tr, L. Esterly. litrilna re. '
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Win. Bock, for iron and lilackamithing at the , W: Itoifstiy.ter: sundry articles purchased,
Prison:' • • 29; i C'tll. lily. 111:1.0I1 work at sea-•k over Cess Pool,
_, •
Work it Trough. for maklno ' blinds for Court ' - I 'Jelin Spohn, 4 loads of manure-
House •
House windows, - 64 00 , W. Ileitkuy der, ;Izmir/ lir/ article. purchased. ,
!.11. W. Bowen, painting Idirids. ' !! 17 tin I CI e. Hay, mason work at stack user Cess Pool.
11.11. Sternor, talking hinges far blinds. : 19 07 ~ Itc. Cottilell, std.. to l e: d.rer and P. Gazette, '
Mil on Nome, for. galk- imitsunied at C. House, • I. o i S 7 b tlOsepli 'Leyland. tin spouting.
I Samuel Lewis, for eopyiti . ..; town' p :nips, ige., ,10 ou ,
101r;mAn.iyjtc,Sui„1:1:ehx.krni:noli::7.01,.,1‘rao,nEt.,to;,,r,p •
4 1 i a .,.. t.e . : t
I Water Pont. overpaid. . L'l 17 ' I,CesS l'ool stack. ,
.a _
:J. A. Pecker. for 1 years service attending . • .
to Water Works, 4r , ,„ i .T.,,,f, 01. Long. draining C....: Pcw,l3
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Jacob Evans. for Lindemtrres, for 6 House • - Si'. lleif.n) der. sit nili . ) articles purchased, .
I Yard,
, 74 pa !, Jiteob Christlau.leriek: sand e: Hui.. tit b-Oh.r.
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Bright A: Len-1L for phesphsie .e tilfel.. ,tr„ - ' 6 - )17 .i :and lake oven. .
' George 11. zit Miter. tor : spout, leon.qe_ a t ~ - , tl.it mar Ilay. bnilding bake oven. on acct., i
riison. 140 07 ; .(;lemon - .0- Boed. do . 41. / do
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~ Michael Ariz, fear repairing bridge in 'Upper - . , .D.s,spli S. Elliott. bra set day clock. • '
; Illahaillongo,_ . • tr, s 4 .W, Itelfstivder. sundries • purchased. -
' Daniel lioehl'ldtito. al Schuylkill 11:trou,' '5 ttl - .lino-s It. Patti-I-sod. lire brick. •
; Ja.s.b Selibeltc-ditto, at . 31 {4.l:vise. . 3:1 7 1 pfdlip Nd2lo, painting shirk over (toss Pot.
'sane Stratielr.4l4 plank f etridgeat Sams!. ..I.b•ol. Hamlet...commitment.
- I ' 4 03 W. Reltsityder. sundridiL pin clesst d. - 1". -. ,
kill Haven, .•' .
Philip Daubeitsperlt, I el , tiritig I ridge at W. Lima: flay, repaiiing furi.a.e. Ac.. '.i ,
l . Penn. ' I "mar 11-tv, budding bake no cti. •'. r
!'Daniel Korth ditto, at WA's, - Thomas , illrraut Ito pereli stont•.
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Isaac S, ilitto, ditto.
RAD nr.d ditto. nt Middlerort.
Robert Smith. ditto. at , Ae.t Bram h.
Bowman ' :".111.11tL. ton 'pike, at lieck's
bridge.
repairing: bridge.. it Ok..
tTs
burg Landing. • .
etarh. tor bui:ditig bridge. over /Ht:,.
Schuylkill, •
Philip Clark, ditto, ditto. nenrCenterville.
do .do do • do' do
do do in full at Centreville,.
do do for roof bridge. near Weaver's.
do do part payment of bridge arross
Pine Creek. lieginr. totrnahip. '
Wm. Bic elk Ila rvey, bridge at Middleport.,
Special Election. • '
Thotna... Walker. foe: 'auditing the County
Offices for 1c ro.
Pottsville Witter Compaby, I year rent fur
Court Home.
Frederick'l toffragen. for repairing
It. Keiper. for winding 11 House clock.
Keiper k Iteaton. ter (doming do
Lamar !lay, cleaning fuFbacu at C. House,
Frank. Volt. hardware.-
. , .
1 J. W. Tity . istr. Court ("tier.
-1 P. &Christ:. ditto
I Christian Zolfer, for ilnding dup. beol.e.
. C. Uni6.thour,autt. of tires reftiode I, ha
lm: over-charicd. ' i
James Nagle.Sheriti..servicesrendored by the
Washington Artiller.4c.,
David Klock. for mijust log acct. of Pr sou.
G. I):Soyer. surveying cauuty line between
Befits a r.d Sehuylli ill. ,
Peter F. Ludwig anti otliers. for same.
Tobias Keener, t , do ,
Thomas {Calker, f r auditing aect..ef county
Offices. 15:5.1.
Samuel Garret. f-_,r taking affidarits cf sun•
dry peerl , olls. J. . '
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.1011i1 Darer. Pr'erying Commissioners' Salo,
Charles A. tahn. 1 day as auditor,
Israel Lindner, 6 days ditto •
V. It..Kaercher. G days ditto .
F. Garri4iies, for stationer)",
B. Bannan. 'do do. r
Henry buck. C: - .airt Howie attendant.
Samuel Faust, no do -
Charles itemise. for Cont Tax on unseated
Lands In Rush 'township.
Wiliiapl. Reed, ditto in ‘Vayno township, .
R. e, Willem. ditto in Butler township,
Edward O'Connor. ditto la Norwegian tp..
Day ti tzeward,. ditto hi rchuyikill tp., 4 -.,.
Benjamin ilertzog. ditto'in 'trolley tp.,
Frederick If easeler. dittoin W. Brunstrigtp.,
henry . 'gust, ditto in 3Tahanoy tp.,
atrick Christ, placr. ditto in Cass tp.,
Isaac ishellhammerA 7.lgler. W. l'enn tp..
Samuel Zimmerman, West Penn tp,
Jacob Swab, ditto in Porter township,.
George Beinart, ditto in ditto •
J. 11. CampbelL ditto in Pinegrove ip.,•
John Sitattan. ditto In •.•-. do do •
M. Krebs. ditto in Union township. •
IVC. lrilwm, for Schoolt Tax on unseated
Lands in butler township.,
Patrick Chile:l3oer, ditto in Cass tp..
Jonas Reichert. ditto in Rush township,
Ilenry Reed. ditto In Branch tow ship,
David Laudersiager, ditto in.W 11-made Dia
irkt,
George Test. ditto in imar Castle township,
Jacob Stine. ditto In Pineirove township,
Cha ries Springer, ditto in Wayne township,
Thomas O'Brian, ditto:in Blythe township,
Daniel 11. brit; ditto in Pottsville.
George Delbert., ditto in North Nianbehnip.,
Israel Reed. ditto in Barry township, "*'
J. B. 31eCreary, ditto in Tremont.
Levi Felder, ditto in Porter township, •
John Shoemaker, ditto in Schuylkill !Laren,
Jeremiah I,srd, for American Rough and
Ready Fire Company,'
M. N. Ketner. for Hydrant's Hose Company,
J. Reinhart, for publishing statement, &r.,
Lewis & Son, do :
.do
IJ. 31. Reinhart- dor :
do
J. B.Rambo, do ; . - do
John I.'. Wrtram, do .. - do
A-. Deyo. do do
Be =ln Batman, for printing, blank books
m 'do for offices, and stationery;
I W . Heisler & Co., for publishing prcela'n,
W.
Rut 1
terger, . :, do : , do
Richard Ediraids. ' : do' ' do
Charles Dengler, Ass't Commissiener? dirk.
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i John 31. Zulich, ' .Mo 1
,C. Wilmart.. .do :• . • do '
i Henry Krebs,,, do , do
David Klock, '' ' derr ' , •% do
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i William Bower,, do,; - do
S. M. Shaeffer, do ' -
.doS.
S. K. M. Kepner; Clerk in Commis',' Once; •
j Jar•t - ,Er Kline. service as Commissioner, ' ----.
A. ii. Wilson, do , ~ ' do - -
Isaac Stinuth, • do do '
Treasurer of 'Schuylkill County, for cuppOrt
if of Convicts In the Eastern Penitentiary,
1. . for IRA.
i It. & W. Kline, eoZO for .I,onsfhan :t louts
t Charles Diddle; (sent clattered MM. Howe',
I Smith ri Downing. water, pipes;
4 Jeshua Boyer. tattriets t . 4;• carer table, `
1 George Shartle, trimming and tiling cloth,
R. & W. Kline, settee and clothes horse
R. Condon. subscription to raLlie LOyer, :
E. Hammer. part of Schttylhlll County A-
. -131taltund .fteiety, - r- .
' - traclintern. carpenter Work,
-Seth W, deer, rrtaciornriiil4 on cbtwrh proP;
e • r t ' 1X 4 1 .'. 1 , ;
W 111 - t4i : and .teirileing. roc' f .t C.
Haim* HeYerli, smitL weri done at Priam,
Jacob M. Lonx.,eontraet or Ctrs Pool.
Mad - , 4111. , , t,141:111S At Col2l' t I.IOIIW.
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in fall. Z 4 2 -14
icy on
31„K r iraz. .:•
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It.m t in fail, 318 i,
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l•ai, 1,414'
in full, ILt,
15 teuri . accc,
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115, Wit acct., :.:A)
; 1 1.4 4 0 1 ,fgrqr 21 1rfts 14 1 4- . I • '
' . to full, µl9(d
llriina.
u full, 3'21 50
.acet "l' - 563 00
1 7 34,
15.45,
Daher
acct., '4O 00
.6 acct..
12Z,
Fes'
Yard ;Uranswv.
1s;.1,
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fur!, 3X:5 OS
; • Acct., 340 00
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ri 11111, ~-1,4t8
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/oho DiunianiVorinsti for ecanuthabanefil...
C. Tower, Prtaretatia; Attorney.
It. R. 3lerris, I bid rand Ihr Court hearse, .
C. Conrad, hanilos tnerchandire. • .
i 11. Cazidineeri. hem , hlre . for Gratd J nil,
i Thaws& Doruan. ".do - do :- - do -- -
` - Kohler & Itoseurarten 'do • do '''''' -•
li.2lSaulej.lLlill. boarding Jurors, - -- • -
I Georg* Ina; do do
I John Iteed, road damage. Wayne township:
1 - 11.1irdIner-A Yrolrenfelder, r , ad damage In
4.• 1.1'a.,-,:e township. - '
i WiGLien Moyer. road danaare In ditto
'lcon , K. rens. mai; Ing out county ,tatruieut. •
i Counnissloncrs - Fanenses.
.lcilin (lay - ten. Postaze and boSst .
i Di. Misr, Prignn'rb)sfrlatt, . ' ' '
i John Carpenter, ditto ' . • -
1- 4'. IV—Demon A Dros.,puttlng siv boards at
1 trl.fges. 4c..
J. G. Koehler, Ccroticlest fees,
'Rowland Kline,' 0 loads manure sod 000
cabbage plants, :.'1" - . .
i C. Wriltroan. lumber fOr Court Douse yard, '
I IsauteWard.Trearnrer.for *mount of Palau
criers paid during the' year I.M. otievell,
1 line,the receipts of Prison,
L Ward. Treas. for commission for retailing
1 $.5 . 4540 47, at I per cent., and payin . out
on Orders arto,o'..t.: so, at !+ par cent. :Co.
1 I.n#s, .
ITo Viltince remaining In the hands of Isaac
• WeILT - reasurer, as pei report of &Talton.
; -
• -•- • • ri.sers
,
Ssl
To 4e HoriOritbte; t7te ittcrgie tAe Cuttrt of Cum.
1, 4 1 . Pied* ustkilt" eneer7.;
TVs. the eindersizned. Israel Lindner itte Jehtf IL
Gitertler; two of the Auditors for the said Younty rf
tichttylkill. respectfully, reprt. —That we have audited.
settled and adjusted the seeo.stas of the Cormitissioners
andreasurer of the said county of Sehtiyikill; and sub.;
tail the abore and foregoing. statement, as thei result of
of odr Investigation, by which it will appear that there
Ia d#o, the rounty of Schuylkill, by 'lmre Ward. Esq..
Treasurer, the sum of Two Thousand, One Hundred and,
Muff:dollars. and Ninsty-four rerde.. j.V,109 940
Irr witness whereof we have hereunto set our 11311 . 115 t
tholOth day of Jannary.lBsa.
..titjp; 11. OtTitTLER., ;46,utori.
, ISTELEL. LINDNER... t o • .
• • •
Ific,'"Warct, -Treasurer rf ;Schttirkill a siity,i , t
..4,ceoffne.with, Schuylkill Cawley the
Jantiary, the 711I'dainf ;January,
1856,
DR.
Daniel Krebs, keeper of the Schuylkill County
. for January. February. March. being
ca, , h received for manufactured goods and
Ptison labor. .
W. Pilsnyder,.l.e....ner of the Schuylkill Co.
Pkiion, being rash received by him fur man
nfieured r , ,ods sold at .Prison and ri son
labor. during the balance of the year.
Lau et Krel.s. P. , rmer keeper of the Sclanyik :
C. Prison,. being cash recciced by him from'
sundry Per7ams for Prison fees and boarding , .
on their db.Tharge Tient Prlson. ": 91 43
partici Krebs, former keepe . , ou fault nettle:
picot, fur manufactured goods and A'rison
Libor. • . • '
W.:ltelfsayder; keepei of Schuylk ill Cc:. Prison,'
being cash received by hint from sundry;
persons for Prison foes and boarding, up9u . :
their discharge from Prison, • "
To Order N 0.1051, to hate Ward, for amount
uY Prison orders paid during the year 1553,•
ekoossling the receipts of Prlaan, ' 3,941 95
1..0 U 0
VN) uu
171 IA
1..t.,2 t.',:'
$71J.03 f,o
297
5•. 40
70 )9
19 ~,)
119 7,1
.14Iin n ire sori•ett at f'ess Prol,
Kiiitiler and, It, iielig:Arti u, smith norl..
sundri ' !
PA s 11. It. It. Co., freight.
S, L9niel Nagk. whaing
sipith rep tirlini' pipta.
341 V. I.toe & Bro.. pap( r Itangleg.
.hihn lhieklev. tin Ivan..
I mp 1,0 I IL It. It. Co., freight,
top It ttsilllc Water C 0... one year rent, •
4 , : 5 , 111.lieltknytler,sutery art Ides purchased
42• st. nS STOIZIC ACCra; •
4,K) cxt .. S.innefr.Storkton & Co.. carpet chain,- •
Daniel Krebs. at rpet rags purchased,
Thomas 11. Craig & Co., cotton yarn,
Thomas 11. Craig& Co •do •do
3lendelson, leather. carpet rap, &c.,
Thomas 11. Craig &co., cotton yarn. •
Sitoneff, Stockton &Ski., carpet chain,
/limas 11. Craig iiEPo, cotton yarn.
Se/ineff, Stockton & 111,..-.Cairpet chain,
!Frank Iltint zinger. caqiet.rags,
Stinnett, Stockton & (74.Z' , carpet chain,
Thomas 11. Craig* C if
ii74.!,'.ori yarn, '
1.1.4 If. tihnlleutpc.rgvr, carpet rigs, •
•
Lafayette /lesser, do •
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7 i 1 11 )
1_74 0I
25 00
9 4 , ,
) I )
IU I
54 74
14z •
17 o
14nry Dryfoota., do d.l .
do do
Co., enrpt ebnin,
k..C0.,
do do
ThninaPll.ol4.; .t co[ uct, ch•do.
Thomas It. Craig .k Co.. do dO
OX Ll.llll .
Milton Docro.
1r 14
22 I' ul
- . 01 OALARS. Aerol:NT. ...
itaniel Krebs. and Wil,, 3 niont4s,
S.arit . Krelis . „.- ~,
3F3. r,o-ii.: 4! ...,' nraiths.
' -
Mary Grief!". one wet.
.11abert Walker, Gne;year. ' • . • .
. •
A.'liagor.
J. S. Cs Ten ter.
. .
Farah Jones - , ' - ,
Marga-et Flynn,
W' Relfsnyder and Wit., nine tnontlw.
ON lILIOCAI. AMA:NT.
,it !
John (7.llrown, drugs and medicines, i , / 4 i
J. F. Carpenter, do do • •
Isaac Ward. Treasurer for roDiMillgOli for 149.
reining sB.si 3S at 1 per rent., and paylUg
out $7,731 34 at y 4, per rent., for Prison ac
count, , ,
iat; .
123 UI)
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90)
4 2S
235
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177 00
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$7,789 13 1
ISAAC 'WARD; Trenourrr,• id Accomit with the ;
Commonwealth of Pesitutvlrapia, ri rt
mt.
MILITIA mrs. . ( ;
To, atnount . doe the Commonwealth of l'Ans9;-
Tarifa as per Auditors' report this day, in
the hands of Isaac Ward, Treasurer, . •
To aggre-itate amount of said flues outstanding
for 1051, and previous years, as per - last an- -
nnal report of the County Auditors, : ;,9' 2, MI .
To aggregate amount of militia toes assessed !
. for the year 11,55, as per book hi which said, .'
tines are entered by the County Commis'era, 4,506 00 I . -
To aggregate amount of tines assessed for 1835,
and added Sothis list, undertha election laal, .'2T 00 ~
To amount of Interest charted on 31alitia flues, . 39 SO W heat Stour, bbl.;
- ' - , , Ilso , n .--
9211
26 55
1.10 W I
1..:1 00
35 00
1.00 00
MO 00''' It. Cr
10 no
10 00
•200 00
100 co
2so Co
co oo
175 00
59 63
70 ("J
51 0.1
18 0I
i 80 00
150 1, )
CA 00
2000
122 00
225 00
140 00
, ...., - . . CR.
. January 12.1555.: -- .• • •. .
By cash paid Joseph tallel, Faq., State Treasur. ~
er, amount due to the, Corn mcrowealtb, art per„ Oats. "t '.
4” , Autlitnr'n report, January 6,1855, , • '.. $0,071 76' `-' 3, "-
By amount of said tines ritmaining uncollected 'Cheese, per lb;
for 18;15 and previous years. - • ' 4,904 29 e ' ll ' e, ..."
By eximeratiOna allowed collectors for 1853 arid-. ilams,, •,'
vre,isthi years, . . lASI 50 Mess pork. .)
By 5 per cent. commissions alloyed colfeciMrs Cutter,dalry. ••
for 1855 and previontiyearn, ° -t 140 55 • Smrar; -
By, aniount paid County,counnissioners for titno , 31.1a , ses. per gall.
occupied in military business. ! cu r 0 0 Oil, linseed. ‘•
By am't plid County commissioners for books, .. ..whale crude,
duplicates and statioueryf used by County ' " - ~- winter,
commissioners for military purposes , ' -3 0 00 - lard spring, I
137 amount paid assessors for assessing and fur-,, °- " ''. t 'lntert • ' 65., 610 Oft
.
' nishing delinquent militia men for 1854 sod ' , " sperm, spring: 1. 511
1855, at two cents each, - ' 104 46 '" - ".• winter. I 2 07, !, 206 lb 215 11.
By amount paid Brigade Insporter fin' insisict
• . tug ln , cempaniesand .5 battalions for 1850, :813 00 POTTSVILLE: 11.141RKETS.
By amount paid Drip& inspector for collecting intent Flour. bbl., 16 sr , 6 - ic'd Peaches, par'd. $4 la
. military property, and transportation of arms
' ; and military store Ibr the year 1835, - 1 aO5 it hcat.bushel,2 99 er, 210 Dried Apples, ntipaiti.l 25
By amount pen Brigade Inspector for public' lye, , do 115 Eggs. iloi.gg, I S
postage, public printing and stationery, for tlorn, do lip I Butter, per pound.' 2.0
19115, - . . 1 - 10 55 Oats, dw . '46 1 Shoulders, ,te 11 P 4 IS
:. By amount paid Treasurer of Jackson Blues., as - Potatoes. do •ll Hams.' do IZ,Vg 1 0 '
.
,c per order of Capt. Wm. [loch, Bor tho year 1854, 50 00 Timothy t , i , •:4, 4, 0 thy. pry t.. 0, 2.5 tm
''.• By amount paid Treasurer of Tremont Infantry • .. Clover bora,- t.; 00 Vaster, do 15 00
, as per brda of Capt. J. J. Poste., for the y e ar • .....•_________...........-
1ti44 4 ' -• . ,9 9°: ' POTTSVILLE PRObCCE MARKETS.
Br amount paid Treasurer of Mlctersville Mill.. ..
~,
Retell .1 Irlces.) . •
:(cry, as par order of Copt: B. Christ, for the ' : . - (
• year 1a5:., . ; 7 09 The prices of the staple .articles of food
13y :mutat paid Treattnrer of Washington Arill
-fru ii -,-
( ' „ 9 . :
~q per 9nlcrof Capt. James Ntz,le,fur ti: -z•Z's uppe ? ttr to be slightly on :the decline all ',Tor
.'; ear 1853, •-- . .
.
.
'Byamount paid ( Treasurer of Wetherill 1.1141,"-s. 75 the Country. ' •
;. as per order. of Captain Jacob Metz, for the - I . Finir and Pork tea i fi , ih„..);" York :no.
year 1.855, . . •! • :AI CIO ' --
By amount paid To.a.mrer of Dottaidson Mites, 7 ` l ° . ': keta itt.;3 week, tonsidq,gidr. • -.
as per order of Captain Adam gtien. for the
rear 1655. N, 00 , - Ft.. a . H.---:f he . priee,..o, wheat rungei tro;:i
i
By amount paid Tnatrorerof li'ortuata I.hatt lii- . $lO 00 to $ll 00 11, Lbl.l Bye i 3 4elling at ",‘„';'•
; -. Natty, as per order of Captain Lents Beek,
for the yeer.lKs3, • : 40 0 0 50 %:1 ' bbl 'and Buckwheat flour at $4 1.1 ewt.
13
IL .
, amount paid reasurer of Scott 31555115 S ' f
427
pe_r,order pf Captain Auil . mse LOCSOT,forshe I Corn uteaLat 112 eta -0 bu. and Rye ehops;iat
:4 oe i sl 23. - ,;.
- year 1555, .
Ye
By etrwunt paid Trinsurer of Washington Yea,
i. - .
;
tiers. as per order of Captain" Si. amuse, for the GiAts—White wheat Its worth $2 1011 be.
year VW, . •75 00 '-- -
By amount paid Treasurer of Jefferson Annie- in our markets 'and red 82. R et .2.1.
.
rt. as per order or Dirtliti Wm_ 8.. Loin. N .
. .
the yeael4sl, , . . . -. ._ r 5 tini Oat!.. 30 ?ant.: 10 t•ukhel.i
39 00
OD 00
40 1)0
20 00,
27 50
51 00
G 4 50
17 00
%
64.0
44 31.1
51.0
11 72
21 Ou
4, 75
100'n0
8 19
te4o'
m
.1 VI
270 011
:7 57
_
. .
.130 IX I By amount inti 4 Thrower of Dclial‘son Bites..
;40 lt) i as per order of Captain Adam }tits, far the
: 1:1 i ' ”ar 1552,
-
~.
!;.• 109 13y amount naidrrascir. , r. of Trmsont Intantr;;.
33 7.9, as por ...vder 01. 4,:„lpWi aJ. J. }'ester, to Ile
49 00 year 1 , ;n5, - . • • . ,
i al 09 . 1 By.ameunt. paid ;)",reasnr. , r of Marlon LINA. A . F. -
.. ' iti . 4 a! i per Order of Cabtatti , Robert Allison. fOr'tho
- ,1101 Girl year 1,•;;.1. ..
i .125 - CSC i By arr..;unt paid Treasurer of Vi - e
-it P.;nn'Artil
lery. as per orderof.Captain 1:. NV. Zi.•-szio f.,r '
B
SS 00 1 theyear 1655:
:a 90 y amount paid Tressurer of t1 , :4,-.z.li 11).11,-s,
(s)
10 l • as is , r order of Captain Mari" r.1i.:114, f,' - rthe
270 0..1 i yesr 1)53. ' 7 :
Pi 40 , Dy amount paid Trt.eis s urcr of Jackson Beards. -
17 pu t-,, al per orderof Captain J. G. lii=res, for tier -.
25 00'r-' year 1.0.4, • . • .
IBy amount r.lll Tre3Nttrit of the Pottsville
. 111 iO. Truer. as per.ordei of Captain flooriv C. - Wyp...
ell 01, koep; for 195.5. -
By amount paid Treasures tf the Marion litEs4
aa per °role. of Ceptsiu Daniel Barron, tat the -
year 1e55,
Dymontnt Fuld Treasurer of the. Scott lilac*.
taper order of Captain P. 11. Reinhart, f.: th•
year 1655.. ' ' -
By amount paid Tres , trrfr of the V. I.; infant
rz, as pee odder cf Captain Frank Putt, for the
ytar.ll.s. ; •
By amount paid Treasurer cf thoi Tamaqua Al. ,
tillay, as per order of Captain D.ll. tlix-dnir.,
for the year li• - .55. `-,
By amount paid treasurer of thaTamaqua Car.
a: ry. as per order of Captain IV jW. 31'OulAan.
.fir the yen, r 1.55..- - • .
By rasit'paid J. 1). liamt , „ fir printio; Militia
Statement. for 1551. in Mininv: , DeOster•
By Treasurers' comsußsien eu /".!.;n:'`. 4 Z 7 at 1 per
cent,.
By balance due }be. Counnonwpdth Ly County
Treasurer's . 573 53
,
T 00
u. Is
941. 93
1.011
2,1110 li4
• 5:4
We the undersiznea, tin of the Auditors of Plchuylk 111
County In thoContmonsvealth of Pennsylvania, do - certlfy
that we met at the Cmntnissioneise °Met) In the.Dets-mth.
of Pottsville,on the ith day of January, 1. D. It. u, end
did adjust. audit and settle the Arcounts of tbo 3111Itle
tax, re.iuired of us by lax, agrotably to the soveral sett
of Assembly' end supplements thereto belonging, accord.
tut; t the Lest of our judgment and abilities.
In witness. wherwilf. we bane hereunto sot cur bands
At the Once aforesnil. this tunth day et' Jantti•y. A. 1)
1.5:.3. • J Ott :`: .IELIVEIITI.EII4 t.. 1 ,. :‘ ,.
' IS It .1 EL LINT tNEIt, j' l'M Ntili if . 'Ja nus ry 19:54 ; .....•
The .lining Revis4er and Setitylkat littetvcratu ill
publish the above and rhino Commissioner..
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
$;,54.97
RIZ NerNIEN'I' 4 4 for the Second,i
-Annual Colreet ion of this new an. p , ptitar Inatit n
lion fog the ditiwiou of Literutnre and Art. have t.nen
inatle on the mo.t es.ten:lve Among the N't , Tl4. 31-
rtvidy engnzeti. k the far-faun-dr:. GENOA
tort Teo TM usand
•
in forrir.,the new Colleethnti thettiausion.nf works
of AllitVlZ3ll Art, and the encouragement , of American
getak have not been overtooke.l. CommkAona haNe
been i,19/11.11 to many of the. tm.sttlibtinguishol Ant,rimu
Arti,ts. who will eout ante soon; of 'their finest prvtlue.
Hurts. Among them are three Hartle Bust., executcdLy
lb. ;Lrvalcst.livittgs,•uiptc,r-1111ZAM
GEGlitlli WASHINGTON, . •
Thu Father of Ilk Conn try;
lIENJA.MIN FRANKLIN
The Phllcw pher; .
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statemnan. ' 77-
2.574 44
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$7,7W 13
A biwlnlAl.terit has Ei111,14.t and 4111.1511trtl
21120 3,1,11,101314,4etti0n5',1" foreio rf ii.a, - 1 Art. Loh Ili
Itrrzt,'lttld Mart .le; INtatuttry and
The';vbole formitig 4.llame aI d valuahre v,llectica oC
Paintings and Stato..iry. to bo diAt tibutect Fit Et: anion.;
tho uteutbers of the A4svciatiou ; for the rq.t•QtHt
The payment of Three Ito!hue ron4litti tea any one a
mends,, of This Assoviallou. and entitle. him to either
ono of the titattazine6 for one year, and :Ilan a ticket in
the dlitribution of the tlatuary pna Palntinex.
The Literature ia.u. d to sul.ltihera conelsts of the fol
lowing monthly irra!razito.:-1 00111 . 5. hutch
erlxeher. Mack teT•nrs. nous...W.ld Weeds. Graitu'i. and
dt kley Book.
Peisuns. Inking fire maul erahipx /ire entith d te nub
dr the ther;aziniis for one Star. and In 1 , , Atirl fez in
the tlifitributt if. The Illot Ilrrit et! fictn thr Fait
of menalvrshirg, tire devoted tic the of
of Art for the eumithg year.
3 5.1
M. , 1
:7 Al
4.1 37
a,tranlarer aecuroi Imic , :ming a ntruxl4,..t tb It
Ist. All per 1 - C(`he tt.nfalt rah, if aro- , 14 7,, e ,,,
sieflt, in the shape .
kir:1111 c : 11/ttaxil.,
tut,.
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1J
13t 1
197
.142 4,
1 iJ
47
164 4%
24 1:
harlot;
cht IVt-I:i•Pf Art. :ire; tc , I
rtrr at iho air is timr ell, - tu - 301!e the
Arti74 , ,f c .iiiitry. f
thr , 41:411 its ac. c
cbv:
• ,
Per...A.ls in r.n. , :nn ! ,f..” 1 , F r nociiil,rship. h ill pb v.•
:Live stati•i,.: I li.•
'thy) t. , la ~.I'lll. l • and I.nic
to coclst c r.,lst tins lic‘t •:.• itr. %.•za N—
rcipt a th:t 1Ec.112 r... 1.11 1 0 L:4 .1/11 thr
111'!`ire s li, Nil 1, 1 . 4,011111,4 t., •I tb,
try.
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mavazlatt And fr' , 1)1 . 0 V. 1 1 .11.11 di•trilwj nil
at the - .n prtre they r , st rny T,r ritz.nfire alnno
athln o, I '. 1 . Li1.1.1;1 .
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At i•it.....r .4 9 - 3; prilirit,nl oft,-ep.--• N ',it', ti i .. ..i t I Ytlr'n
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tlit.ci~in~L ti. Jan. 15.;----:•;E:Wr ' it.—Not it
Se,,Vlll
314 c•r
I tAt
Is
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7s
ui:socee - s.rnl , l),tii6ts wert.tri
kon for Speaker. • • ft
liarriAMW. J.tu. I ..—S I.N Ti.l
for the.wudiiii•utiou of the I'z:tin. were
•I 1
4 . 1 7
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)
1.1
212 :NI
6 42
et,
13-) '4 .
4 i
press ntell
liming
A i•uppletuent t:i tlic'a . ct incorporating . Iho .
Huntingdon Company:
A . supplement 19 ar incorporating the
Mountain Coal
itousi:.—Tht• hill for he rclietti :he Re
straining Liquor : Law tip. it con-
tains but cue .seetion, F4eal•
itig.the l'aw of the jul effect
renews, the old The bill wii - s./
passed in Continiit,s',. Id :the Whole gmierul
consent, amd canto up on Sc' mul rmiding.
l'helps icovcd 'smeminient, making
it unlawful to sell liiluoi t,t admixture atnine
ur malt
_liquors in L t uaniiiies less . thiLgve
ions, except by-innkeepers regularly liceilseil,
and providing penalties t . or uny viulatiml of
the
MCI
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ISM
lEEI
47 1 t
1 1
7.1
17 72
12 .1
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1 1 1
11 1,
7.4
lie whole Sl:lljeCt wll OWL:aril it l eng th
by Messrs. Hill, 11:01,
3lutnnia, Edinger, llnrri, awl wilers.
EMI
It .o lit t
ILI:
I
`)..lr..)loutgiitnerf titoceil refer the bill
Lac+ to the (ottiiiiitt..e on Vice. an,l jtorne•
raiitv, with inslrt:(l;..:l , i.) alp trt, to, Tuesday
itegit, )pres.eet :tad
Rlt,titt.liu 'a stringelit tiist.re ! a u.
Th e . motion.w:e t Alvtiateil to til the Ilouhe
adjouruci.l.
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nutut.er of for the repeal ofthe re
straitthqg liquor 'taw, .v preietited.
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_.:l/aursday,Joti. I,.—.SENATE.-31r. Wilkins,
from the Committee on Vice and Immorality
reported a bill to . repeal the restraining liquor
law, passed at the - hist s'essitin,. and _substitu
ting, a system of tavern licento. -
3lr. Wilkins accompanied the report with a
brief statement of theleading feature; of the
bill. In licensing taverns it divides them into
twu classes, the first - to' kell• vinous and 'malt
liquias, and the other t 4 sell cider and - iitalt
liquors only, and the price of license of each
to be regulate by a graduated scale accord
ing to the rental. The bill was ordered to be
printed. -
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against the. repeat th4-liquor law were pre
sented: The mattei,wo argued at length.
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