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;• nar.THU circulation ' f .. the• Minas* JotoucaOs Squat to
the sgurripite circill ' aim ' of any:l'lllMß ettier4muttatiz,
papers published in/the Connty—Anti scurflates *Mon;
the best portion of! the Iv/moist-MN an dvertisement In•
serted In Its columnala,of courso,*orth as much to the
'advertiser as If poplishod In any three other papers. In
onr cities the. rates of ad tertlaing are always graded In
price according to the circulation of the paper. _ , •
1 • Qua Anvcitrifixo CottrisstS.-rt•ThO' attention
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the raider is referred to the new furors to be found
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Au our advertisinVcolumne.: Watt t• of sPice*PYo'
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:PT - WADER 13,
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Musa our Tenn , OnsA ENTAite r •INACI.c7NV:CUTI .-
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tierstatvi that Major. am inn 1 !iill ettaijengo his
antagonist, Desrarc to meet hi .on the sump, to
fitness the principles of the pr *ent coatest. Ira
Jilin out-'trot ont your oroassOfal Clog. • - •' •
Tan Pact.ADELPIIII. Ti)ts.—Tlin'times, indeed,
eoem out of joint, ehenwe l , fail to ;see the spark'
' ling'phis of our Fre \ edoia-hiving onteipporary. 4 4".
`fortnight has elapseil l einee a epp:f ho visited bur
j, eenctum. Nudge your packer, friepd Mardian:
Is lir T,rtnr?-11 is shited thataireekenridg e ' s
Tieit to Onehanani at Wheatland, Irns . to induce
bira' to iesign,"and perinit en..poion of the
.more add . Buehenan forces, Poor
L:8uch.,13113 chalices moat getting,slitu,,if that is
to be the nest dodge of the Diehaniers. -
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LON...Top C. EinsF,aseiti,o l az has beau •toted
frota e.old xentuck t !',loi!tukap . Permsylninla for
Tan Cent jialiny. ''Bii`idet but useless. The Key
- stono is fully 'Prepared to respond ti; her sisters,
• loan, Vermont and Maine, in gltirieuist,Tie. Penn
. sylrania l is no longer doubtful. She :will roll up
20,1/00 njiajority for Frernontint , dTreedom. .
El/ITO/11AL ACIRIOCLITRAL Beiannoxs.-7-3Nor
Freas is bot the , only successful agricultural edi
tor in thi State: The senior has just gat!hered a
flue potdto Crop on? the hill anent - the town!. 'Their
superiority will induce hin r yre presume,.`-to soy]
a ; feW huthels to the great Nitional Exhibition, to
shoW what we can do on th r e surfardofi hilli eon
taining our Black DjamOnds:
Fliz.nonz's Disturtax `1'I;i ; the Fill;
'lnorernen themselvul t')e - ir!e I. nee speech
0r..44.1bany; Dkuni inay bo inferred
-:from the fact that they have issued en ',expunged
edition f. it:- Th ;of- it in which the
Futiiherners. aro encOura ;c ti• 50,mitte. the
election of . a Pruiid it by North rn votes, is ex
• _pung,4l. , '
'. C . BURN ilvp_ALLasvoSrxßalLnoan.T—Weagain
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urge upon the nttention pf:tho Inisin'ess on and
, capitalists Of phis rerion thedillbessit'y oil rottiptly
n
subscribing - wth° reiidue of 'the ,ttock!3 n ces,saiy
ip ensure the , specdy e ornmittocinent anti -. ', inplu
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tion of this . intpertant link? ThC hoolt'a 'of sub-
t•Cription to tho stock wil ,o l.)3te opened viii bout a
fortnight. Any inform-3i oin regaidho t a mat-
ter, will, in the theantinae(bo Cheerfully furniShed
at this, offiec. , - • 1 . ' '
..fCcl . uoimi 1Nicd . .1 , 3•t!..1 ell De-,
mocr:ti of 'this. Congrt.
m 'who has
deter, ~;,- L to. support Atr. eampbellin Tiirs
daY asked ''
Clertilan, • in 'course oi o inversation,
who le' in teided '4 4.,,,,e ft.r ? Tie !tc4ta an re
plied 7 ‘ Camy'bell.'r "WhV r. was' ltnmediittely
the query. '•••! ecanso,!: replied thd , t; ermata, "Mr.
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Campbell goes ctgaist keying any In Ternigger
.tateSf' The eat eatng3 treling. Vas
. elc , cted Repnbli
t. la members of Congress_ in alteast every tlistrict
. llow, - "Vermonfand Maine; this, ileitio- ir
rg. a clect'ittmes IL Campbell: • ' (''
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HE lIEEALD 4)F' FREEDO3I.—TI) .first num
ber of this spifited c iin •:i'ign paper appearel on
iFednesday : l'ast; It will be . pontinued regularly
uutil the Piesideniial elect s ioti. Its qinciples are
.FREZ SPEECH, FEES. LtHetc - Fatie , fisuuroity,
' Fitzisorlsind, FneED i oir. -: Mm , ' 4111,, ! I 84,1 in
nltmes.!•• It will be fernished }che:,p. - 4 .11 the
Subscil rs , of the "loyirlial who. Woeld i l,re . to ,i.c::
velvet it will seed in theitA i pauses. Let it'reeeive a .
krge rculatiun: The, flag at its,, mast-hend will
not furletuntil the glorious.ifewils shouted (tole
~ the Atlantic to the; Pacifte—thc . Teople's ;cherce.,
, ~•imont-and- D ayton,„ere.elected. ~' ,,. -
..i.- STAn. ELEGTIO4S.--6111ironlia liela its election
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`e on4he 3d, and no others take p nee this month:—
G ;t4 ,,
corgi . nd Florida • conia 'off , in the 6th and
, an
lictiesyl% nia, Ohio, India:in and South ' Carolina
,en the 14 h-of October :. •Ne oche, Seater elections
take place after Otese;till MoyinOce. Louisiana
holds era n„ tim • 34'; Illinois, : Michigan;. 'New.
"Jerf.ey, Yge York and 'Wisconsin on the 4th—tht,
daj? of the reiidential • election i. liliF,it;ippi on
tiii.. 31 and tb, lalaryland.on: Ate- sth,,Ma'is.achit-
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setts . on , e 9th, and Delaware on the 10th:
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.I . Finn FlNGParsENY.seriost.—A o meet:bag of all'
'the :emit iyees of , the .1r hilad4lplitia and 'flit/O.:cll:7
gad ',convened at 31r..WillianeWeaver's 11t.,2
iel - ,- in Shamokin, on . Tunday evening, 6th ;lisp.;
for the purpose of presentm'gt.? A.,,R. Fos*E r Esq.,
' the efficient:Supy.4 rfrendent or the ROad,4 Silver 1
Goblet, as ' a telstini4hal- of their esteem. 'The I
goblet:was pr9sented, in q neat and appropriate
( speech, by Vii P: `i'lithingtOniEs t i,' aild reVeiv'ect,
_by 31r.. 1 Pis in a manner whi ? Mitifier:Anwi l
warmly be riciprocateci the friendly feelings which
;tempted the gift. After 'the Tit-anent/Glen, the
participants In it, to the number of ninety-seven;
'savdo to a suinptyms supper, prepar6d bY that ,
able' he. ,' 3lr. Weaver .'; The inscription' en-the.
w!,,golget is es folltiwel,, , , ,\ I .
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° A Tesrtmeittst. OF :4GARD,
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By thi Entployee,' il? .. thcl'hifirdc/phia plod : .
1 • Sunbtiry• lailrolarCompuly. 1 •
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2.'' A. It. FISKE, ;ESQ; gIiPERINTtNDENT:
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For several yeurS, .31r. Fi6ke has fi'lld the posi
tion he now"oecopie , with marked_ ability, and
the;b9iutiful , testimonial' is merited tribute of
cstecin ,frorn on ,efficient body of employees to ,a
i wortbyi 51 m.... = .6...................... ..,
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• Pott,e'vlile. Sept mber n l3. 1850:- '
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The quantity sent by Railroadtbu l week is
55,773 44,y Canal :2,727 15- tons—for the
week 88,570 , .04 tons. Total by. Railroad' 1,540.
15631 against 1,690,06'5 13110. by Canal 741,-
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1?.j.13 against' 744,314 05 . tans' to "emu period.
-last yeas. !
The quantity shipped this week -from all the
Regioris skuiVin gain of from 7 to` £l,OOO tansoeer
theshipmetitsi fur the • corresPonlipg* week'
year. The dot land for Coal is on• the' inerea'se;
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the eieltou has so faradranced that it 1 ,9111 e
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..inpossiblo to supply the t tnarkot fur the bale ce
../
of the';'season.- I . - •
the &.;pirit of tke %Tote*, Wilkesbair, tes
'thu Baltiinore Coal 'Company . has stopped
eperetions at present, ,hut gives, no •reastin
I.'esiejs-f,ontintie scarce t 44 : . Vort Richntontl (or,
the Rest•nrid - relits arn.a lvanclng.
The 'shipments by Canal 'are nearly up Ito the
rmantity,,sent to same per,ithf l ifLlSt y eah. . We pre-,
same they will catch up next neck, I
We-have no'new finances to 'belle° in t,h4s Coal.
Trade:this'ireek. • -•
Co to Pun'i'c torostorrres —After it raritty .
exper.iinents, Adams;. master •tuachitilst
of thelloston„and Worcester Railroad, /hail how
ai - operation a freight locoutotive . adaptod to'hurn-
IN; coal, w hich seems so well to toilet the wants
of :be road tkat'all the engines of the boMpart,y a
used in drawing- freight t are to, -be 'altered .to the
mine style. The engine iii question, the "Rison2.'
Las one of the Delano Grates, hy which - the - coiii
islorpid from the bottoM uji through the bed of
the fire.' This grate is but SS Inches in' 1 9 41 4;thP
but by its Manner of operallOti all the gas is eon , -
select and the top of the, bed. *oteoal is kept sil-1
guited, na new .coil ever being thrown ups
on it; The draft is lso, Isepil gold and is noveF ,
obstructed clinkers. Careful iestintetions of
the precise cost, of running this smite have been •
inade, and it appears that with it;. fur 12 'rolls per:
mils, t Cisme:ion freight train m in , b e _ run an d,
make the WAWA:speed. A woorl. engine to'rtin the'
Mum train' casts 30 cents per. suite. The saiink - ,
as gill bo seen, is,very great.. The cost of alttr
ing a•colutuon wood engine to fit -it fur burnitia.
coalsi but $150; and as•wehavo , before ieinaili'A
ed, the• Worcester Company
,have decided to have'
all thei rreight .enghter converted, into emsys's as
speedily n,,fassible. • *
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Tut foilotrlng concludes Mr. Wilt Alin daterestltip.Taj,
tsar on, the Vennlatlln of eral Minee. The labli*t C;ttn
lig from a pmetlcai Mao hes attgeat,d cou*ldorattis 1 0 -
( Attleui,and we trust he may bo induced 'ihortly to fa
tott4sl In with the reenite of his ebsereatlon.and:e.v.
Manure i . ' ; 1' •'' .. F — • .' `I. ,
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The rhoino why.air i •stopPingse'; and .pirtltions are"
!down dOre, is, that the rare of, an es pletdiiti never sets
'si the tie opposite di les - of the •• *toppinset•an't peril
lilus St lie Immo time. The force would be counteract.
"lir It ,i( el. Irhen alrasploaloti takes place. Its force
le 'livid and redacted by ereir *urf re It strlkci
i d
e t ,s instjwhatrby It Ia slnietlines re - iidsred .eery frebti,
It i wl iiierse,ds far frxii the inlet where the explosion:,
tnt oriJokted. Whets It 41 or siialclent force' to 'reach"
!tle shaft,
the funs' Ia carried • hens by the principal/en
'4'scr*.. mid ensile air•ways.auti the two fence which
.` 411 1 , 14.1.1 In num, fir -wnye serer reach t he rhakat
,-.; kie4 ibstent. The forces cannot act on the uporlte
14 4 1! t1 ",.._.” 510 1.P1e.t5" - whlclf shut Off the Commuulme
f" ! "`" 41 re!ers. hence'the.!•stoppinan" and vet;
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•tinns atifbl an down and =Me vat thoairwlikh resist the
Ibico in one air- Ty are blown dawn in an opposite dl
reed-3 04 he o her. Tho meth - in of the "pees Wive.
Place-als-rn he firm is toward the point of explosion.—
This oqn thrfirs down lasi many `-stoppligse as-tile
arrest sea- hichis dime-its from the point of ex lostan.
But irwe protect •our partitioning walls andvistiho,
fames fixon the explosion. art hire no need, to fiwif_ther
' force Of renition. The tenth of the partitioning wall
pmedble. The width might
ought to be limited to thaw ttr flee:Ceti IP erd-cc 'to Lave
aPlittie PAKlrti 0 -
I*aed "
do atone brick or four andc'a half inches tiff..k. This
....ani„bv,tron,„the,.ed wed ` m in the side oft e •
V a ul ta cih,. p r incipal shaft f it is thought we:emery.
The rhedred area of the chafe ier fcruld be obtainei• by
-shaping kafrer sn'obiong squpart or by widening: it on
the L ur k it. which would form the figurel of if-trape
sold. This chamber or air shatirfor such it would form
after It wrm finbsbed,' and partitioned el front the prise
Opal shriffl abotild be uscri. exclusively ;ler air,
because
it is oklectisnable te! have pumps workinginanair shaft;
as is Wren the ease, Pm the air is cooled by coming into
contact With the pumps. and the numerous dn'ps of wa
ter, whicW,leak. from:the joints of i be pumps; fall down
the shaft Which ereilly Impede the ascending current
of sic.' Il' any spcings of water are -Cowing from the
fissures of ihe rock'comp.sing the-wall sides of the air
Pbtft, , thvy should -be.ismed in by closing lip
. these firs
surft-Orr they may be conveyed into the prig)ClP/ 1 shaft
where the drainage pampa ought to be eb e •l it4ied * '
• ' When a deep Vial mine is in working
,order and' the
farretce used as i ventilating power. -ad/ we wish to
know Whether the furnace is working to the pest eFert.
or that ice may WO clearly the ranges why the Lest :f r de ,
Sired effect is not produced, we mutt have reeohrse to
scientific instruments , the chief of which are the bar
ometer, thermometer andanstnometer. for a knoeledge
.of the principals On which these instruments art i';'!und.
ed. we can rcferto any works On Physics. _. 4., 1 - ti-- -
The barometer is a simple instnimeili which Indicates
the Pressure °t r ibe atmosphere by theiPie and: till of
mery In a glass tube! The variations of the mercury. •
- aro r .0 e lf froM a, scale to which the mercury tube Is I
firm). ;fixed. When the mercury in the..tube 'lowers it
Fs a I'm that the pressure of the atmosphoolW is dimha
isbed and when the mercury rises in the tribelt- ilidi:
tares u lacresienf pressure. - No danger agenda an in
crease of atmospheric pressure, hut when the,pressnre
is decreased it indicates danger In all -tory" coal trines,
because the gas is generated •In larger quantities. The
gikin-tho "goal," old works. and Wherever it is collected,
expends When apart of it is forced into , themieways,
It may thus beied to the workepen, - or to the furnace
when it would rand an explosion. The variations of the
pressure of the atmosphere ought to be carefully watched
by the officers to charge of a "fiery" coal mine. •
The thermometer Is eu instrument used to denote the
heat of bodies which ibis in contact with. . •
.
linpinelpal vise in Ventilation- Is to find the .di er
cores of heat 'efithe external air , the heat of the mine,
and the heat of the air In the air shaft after it has bean
heated by the furnace. The - mean temperature mast be
given er found which is done by etatiouing therthoeiti
ters at the-top and.betfoni of the air shaft, and width
'together the number.of -degrees indicated by each, a nd
_dividing by two which will result in the mean tempe
tore of the air I u the air Shaft, Mircurcial thermomete '
will measure up to 600 3 „ but mercury boils in theatmone
.
phero at pi l°. .. e . • ..
A thermometer could he made: to show the relative
expansion of the itir In chimney or air shafts. - The re
sults from this would be obtained more diiect than by
common thernitometers. Thin could be effected by ert-!
;closing th avessel a quantity of air equal to the -ordina
ry pressure of the atmosphere; nd attaching to a tube
dealing front the vessel, a glass tube in the form of the
letter U. with Its syphoned part nearly filled with mer
curyiup to the top of the shortest leg (fiw one leg must
ho nearly eighteen and the other near thirty six inches
long.). The lohgest leg must cemnionbate with Its upe
per end to the atmosphere and the.upper part of the
shrfest ore must ecimmunicate with the air in the ves
sel. The pressure of the atmosphere should he observed
aethelime the tube in attached to the vessel and x egis-
Ilene'. Open the Instrument. The tube In which the
mercury in placed ought not to exceed In diamet:r oho
sixteelath of, an inch, - and the contents of the vessel
ought not Da be less than one cubic foot. The lobgest
tube most be graduated' in inches and pare .of inches
upwards (rein the level of the mercury In the tubea--,
The'alr yesaid.can now be placed into the lair sha ft , Mae
that the mercury tube will remain in a vertical Position•
outside the brickwork, and where it 'would be easy of
',access at all times. The action of this - instrument
would be as follows: When the air Nras -heated in the
_vessel It would expand and Dina the . "mereury through
the longest leg of. the tithe in a vertical direction—the
number of inches it had, risen above its- further jever
would denote'the expansfee ferce ofthe air
e M
mit Ettakesel oi l
ittimmunds.• To make this more clear-'-suppos. ' the er
curt' had risen in the longer leg of the tube the distance
•of ilfteen inches . bove its level where it stood at the
time the inntrunient was pliteed'in the air shaft the
mercury would Imre dercendedan equal distance in the,
shorter leg. . the tube, thus making it difference of
'thirty loch Then as two inchmi of mercury weigh
very nearly o e pound, It may be stated that this thirty
inches' ifference between the level of the mercury •in
the two tubes, indicates an expansive. force of 'fifteen ,
poundi on each eatuare /Inch of imitated . surfacein the
i
air vessel....We seem that the rise of the mercury in the
longest leg °Nile-tulle; was only fifteen inchas,hence we
may conclude thaterbett the mercury risen ono inch in
the longerleg of the tube, that it denotes an increase of
pressure of one pound. If the 'mercury was raised to
fifteen inches es we•-have supposed, It would denote a
pressure iu the air vessel &ileal to tare atmospheres. be- •
eanee as he have seen the difference of the levels 4)1114 .."
mercury in each leg of the tube. would be thirty Inch
Was we wilidiuppese the barometer in the opals air to
be
standing at). The upper en d of the longest leg of the -. m
tube is open to the atmosphere: the atmosphere must •
evideutlyide pressing upon the mercury in the tube.and '
it folio , that the air In the vessel balance'' , a pressure
r ys
e.mual t a ciP.tnreet mercury of thirty inches added to
the p ssure• of the atthosphere. But thirty, inches of
mercury equal the pressure' of the atmosphere,there
fere the air in the vessel equals a presaure'mf, '--- '
pheres. 1 rsuch a pressure was denoted 'h t I i
would show that time air asimendinte the Mr, she'
panded"into twice its original volume. The '''
pension would be inereal in direct primr
the pressure. The varlet sat the pressure
mosplmere from that .reg red on the instrun
be required to be added and deducted micordi
from the pressure demoted by the. expansihn
vessel. , .
Theaneinometer is an instrument us" bbl
velocity of the air In the air shaft or rim
presses the velocity of a current of air in feet
The quantity of air In' circulation .may be i
multiplying th m velocity in feet per .second
Menai area in feet of the airway at the point
I ittstNntent,l's tried, dad Myr:mutt will be '1
ofauhic feet per second; this multiplied dir. -
' the amount of air in edreulation ,per minute:
city could very ellogy he .obtaineel, kr Mill
quantity or powder a drift or aleway, of a
of area and noting the timelhe smoke travel.
, a given Nonce. : • ' . l I •
' :The-manner in which the feria of a current of air is
obi Allied is by a glass tube three or four inches in diam
eter: bent to the foam of U. On the tapper end of one-of
".lis legs in 'fitted a cap of the same diametesas the tame,
and whichlurns in a horlzentil positiorrarkuo the tube
' -LS !n 'a vertical one. Water is then poured IMO the tube
which naturally levels itself in each leg of the,,,dl-7
When the cap is turned in e position to receive the e'-• . • .Vccielos 41e. tunicii esundis forebilis. . .
rent of ale; the, force of the current acts upon, the Frili •m • THE FURNISHING STORE,- t.
face 01 the water, which is depressed in the -leg of t
... xe. led Ibtauttar nit, coax= or teem. ri.4xzw - ioui,•'
tube oniarbleh the cep is set. and elevated an equal din . -1"'
tanceln the oppoelle leg , thus' forming a difference of i '..
F A MBRACES an eN_tensi_slity-and---,vom—
levels in the two legs of the. tube. A part off* tube ~, Pieta assortment of the' latest importationx 'and
in Tels the - water rises Is • go7duated' in Inches and ..., , , t manufacture' 'of GUNTLEdIEN'S.YURNISHINO
- part ofinches.'• Reference to this st s ews the ditlerpnee,r Of/OHS. equal in material. make. texture, durability and
of le Is in the two legs of the tube ' The pressure. iipcp• idle, to any stoek o'er offered in thie country-and at
on a equate inch of lithium; ybe f, and by trictitipiXci,Prices which cannot faille seettre the attention of,elose
Dig the differene . etmetWeett t 'levels In the legs of Henri ' ' r . 0........ consisting of • i' '
tubyn inches ~t ry olio -mmq re inch of surfami Then .et ' lIIRTS=With Wien bosoms, collard and wristirands,;
la
ega .by Aim (Alien I, fly weight of a cubic _tech of' f behest and finest qualitietandaew and choice styles.
aps er In - decimals of: a , nd) Which] will gliellied CALICO SHIRTS-:-Theiatest and inc t =Hy° pat-'
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I amount of tresshke On each 'either° inch of surface. 4131 eins....• '. ._
multipled by lit pinerwerattem pressure on a square foot I I UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS— eel, lure,
of surf a ce. , This equals the ferceiirted - currentaturk', roam:tem...silk and cotton, ofdeslrablearatilurabing all
square foot of,surnice. ,- . " ' • - i'• ' i' - tliis—anOlie.Teelot Wool Undermunlants, so high] p•
Messrs. Editors : Il thought of adding a superficial'. •prirred by +physicians. - Also;-the"filimaker_ ,
~_d.
et ch on tho'slgkintlif-shafts to. deep-veins , and on :. Drainers. • - • - ... • .
, manner In which the Water,:fiowing from . surface / Clf.;tVATS—Superior 4ualltpand beautiful. sty! nd
sings, and .ineldentel feeders is stopped oat ,fimetit,,: ' - a fulll assortment of Stocks, Mari. Nocktyes. Glares,
cnit
' shafts ,- and on the working and .ventilation of those , ' Scarfs and Muffiett of-thr ric hes t kinds. s !' '
'veins, with a few remarks on pumping engines. hosting _ . SUSPESDERS—An'idm endkmaal variety, Including
or "winding" e_ngines and pumps. - Butt find they till i ' -the finest and most durable. _ r- . • .
knell out this paper cemusiderably, so -I Must cut it:ftt BOCKEDMANDRERCIII_EFS,, , LSIIit and cotton—plaln
and.leave it for some. futtere . period, when I may, have (and printed—an unrivalled assortment:
more spare time: Lomat say before I close that the dif-i I L 'HALF 1105E—Waal and cotton, of the best thettum,
fienities will nut . be• so great in the working of these ,' eeleeted expressly fer.retill • trade. f •
deep veins, or Hie Intlux-of water will-not he- in ,such ' MOltEibti RDBES and HOWNS-cElepait patterna,ex-
largo quantities, as Is generally predicted, because it atm! reliant material, and etthe'best make.. ' '
not be inferred, that if large quantities ef water are met ' . This stock comprises all grades, front the tiniest to the i
with In some of. the deeper edema working at present, I riekest, that can be produced7.-and havingiOyery facility
time quantity wail * Increased lu propoir In to the depth forimpertingand taanufactoring.noteXceeded byany nth-,
figothe' velna The water ramped fro slopes may in ' er.establbleame.nt in the United Stattee—buyers4 therefore,„
most cases be traced to surface 'springs inel runners from I will consult their interest by examining the goods which
the surtamand those springs ire metoilth lit most all i are sold qt the Wears roan/ins MR PaICV. - -
coal fields, but are generally stopped out from . the - shafts ' ',llfar Wads promptly delivered at all the Railroad Pe'
by cast iron segments, or two or three courses of-mason- pots. Steamboats, kc., and In ally part of theellywitheut
Ty, coursed round the shaft and jointed . and plastered charge. et..• . ' t t
Imehinkwith hydraulic ceufent (the form of deep coal *A Shirts made to order, experienced hands: in su
slutftware all cheater or at least, hey ought to be). 4- , ' ' 'pitioFatyle, at alit nett warranted to fit. -, .4sik•-•Nci
.- • loure truly . An, • Tuna . IL WALTON. I ,Machtoo Work don b, establishment. '
'.:- ' '• ,„ 4 , 1 2 i 4
.7 . , ' - Bel t. 13 lits 6: ,
.•
_,,_
,_._ ' ,Titly
• ; cm FAY C ORK C OAL MARKET, Sept. 1V" 184.-L I ' ' '
1 t
4 Liverpopl Orrel;perehaldron; • $8 50 (F.9' 9' 00'
Do. Cannel, I, " ! 9 04 Et) 050
!New -Cmintle P •• ' - . '. . 9 00 . @ 10 00
Sidney,
1%; .
t Pietnn, f ' •• L
i • , t 5 ® .75 ®, 0 00'
I. An .1 thraciee, per-20041h, • . 550 ® • 6 , 50
I
): liosytix COAL TRADE.—The Coil quotationt fait'
Fed to reach us this week. "titriicorisequently s utt=
able to furnish the latest reports from (hake tY
, .
1 - iticitmoND COAL TRADE, 'Sept. 1 ith ? 1856.4 7
The business . ' ite;quite active; and shipments' lire i
going forirard as, fast as vessels will "Itertnit.—';
• ,
'schuy ; ikill is selling at $3 85 @ $4 00 for White
' Ash and $4 00 ® $4 35 for Red—pricerdfridia ,
fifth with an ur4rard tendency. • All the Lehigh is f
I
contracted for.: - . t I
BALTIRORE COAL M ARK ET , Sept, --
7th, 1856.1
.
Prices of Cumberland Coal:a ,t„
rd -without c '
.change •
1 .
receipts are not very large and stocks' do not seem
to aecusauttle -
_We quote for Cent from Frost-
bur , - region, viz: Fine, or Smith's , $3:50; Run 1
.:: . 9 I
,
sir line , $3.15 ; Lump , 25—cargo prices per .
1
ton of - ,2240 lbs., delivered free on board at Locust
Point:'-: Coat Companies in Henrge's Creek region!
.
prices ate le - Cents per tou,high i er, owing to that
'advance in railroad freight. fid es I . l)re Atilcing of
• • -
~-Anthracito at $4 50 to $5 50i® 6 50 per ton tin
to kind and quality. :, , ' ,' ' •
. 41( ..
UT TEL It - APII. * •-. •
1 , .. . -
YRIDAT, 6 O'CLOCK. P.ll.
. ,
Pret:ghttfrinis fi.ichatoncit . , .•
, New York; -- : ..- • - - - , • -t_ 1:1)5
Roston, -- ' • - - ' - • - -'' ,•. ~ tr-1 SO
1 Prioldenee, - ,-• '• - - 7 ' , . - .i 150
Alhiny. t. • ' - ' • '• . • ', .; 7 '-` n-1 3 0
New. Ifat'an, \•,, - • ' -, " ''' '- . ' '''' 1401
Washington, *- - - • • • - - „-•• ' 1 00;
Hartford, • - ' - - - •. ' -,-
„,:, 2.00.•:, ' •
kuitimor ,,, , . . . ... . . . ~., ~ 76..1 1 . MASON, BROTHERS. ~' '' I
.. 1... :
ili ng .,, r , ~, . . - . . .. .7 ~, it b 0)
~ - -108 AND 110 Dt.lllE , mom ,um rat. . _
I . ,
R AVE the •,pleas t ure of announcing
to the musical public that r, Hanes new collec
tion of Church Music is nnwrosdy. his entitled
• THE SABBATH BELL i . . : '
A collection of MtWe for Choirs, Musical Association' '
Singing Schools, and the' Homo Circle; consisting of-
Part I. Singing-School Music. P . trt 11.iChttrch Music. -
Part 111. Occasional and Concert Music. Ilir Omns e F..
Root:, author of " The Academy *oculist," 4, Rootli Mani
cal A them," "The Elnwer<laseur te.: ' Ansociate Editor
. . :
"---- , of "The Shawn." and ether works. .
,- 32•707 I_4: . Mr. Root is so widely and nivornbly known to the mu
: 45,773 ' ow ,41,4t1 public that it is hardly necMury !hi us to siludi to
tens . , - . , tttt;s7o el il numerous well-known- compositions . • His. Cantater .
he . 4 Mower Queen," has achieved a Success entirely no
--- : • preceldented—haVing; already been publicly performed'
• more then five hundreertintese in this' country, though
tirst'published only a few years since. Other works , from
his pen hare enjoyed alm o st equally gratifying success,
'while as a composes ,of *dogs (published over his own
name, and the area de, siluau. " Wurzel ") be certainty
ranks second In popularity to no American composer:
"The Sabbath Dell" is the first collection of Cheirch •
, Music by )Sr . . Boot alone,•and will, it is believed. be
' •' i .looked fer with much Interest by the musical public. It
• 410 05 79 18 I contains' Mill a rp.. arid is printedlrom entirely new, bile
2r , 03 i and WOW' type:, , .
1 Part that." Singittg-Scheol Music," Is twanged on a
tens, 56 , 0 ; new liiiiil. and will, it is believed, Prove peculiarly at"
-r------ - --t -- 1 tractir to lam emend iearoen. -It includes obese DI
,
sehnvililll County astliroids.Assu 2 , *Hoe in Toesi Training, the Elements of Mende, Pm
., ~ ,' treessiv„ lemons to the toms of Songs, Part Songs and
• Tile following is the quantity °Moll trot lid weer..i" "ti tea. kliTor; Minor. and Chromatic; together with some
thr different RMIOft• IblaltehaylltfilCoUß the week:, e i s y s e ß tor prsietre.: In Vocal T ri l n i nft . Included among
endlugln Thttraday evening last: • I - 1: tb are about 150-little songs, glees, rounds, etc. -
• 1 • , ~ o rsee.: , TOTAL . 1 .-- t second is the main department of the work, eco•
qin,/11111 and 8: Miran R, R 441,0321 1 , 0150 • 00 ;,..i 7 i '
bee' g Church Music, and Including Tunes, Opening
t. Melon
.• *, ' 4.639 01 • /3% 6 21 la 1 4 and Using : Hymns,. Sentences, Motettes i iFhems.
SeltnyikillNalleY
Ili . (Li thon .k Pt-Cad:on, '''Y .Chant&Ac: Bestirs much original matter ntself,
11.012.03 geglaMilli ,
19,T20 el . 471.042 131 Mn 114.1t.has availed himself of the ki' dn f other
um Creek • •• • • " 14.928 1* Alit 01 IC .
I,litle•Mtuilkill - % • iaRC, it , s -- 1 - 1 - o - e - e - ~ .iiq :' dilliu4 olshed emu S (*° "* . ' wh° have f°r4b ed new wile'
. ---- -'.
-"..--•-•- '" : veritions for Its fagot. Most of the musk is uesi, though
-- --''------ .. •Ira Sufficient number of the old standard tunes 'are re .
teed. 1 : • . :
~,,
:,, • par, Third, consists of Occasional and Cowell: . 'Neste:
' I lading appropriate pieces for Thanksgiving, Chrbt.
mas, Installation, Dedication, Funeral. Missionary,Tem.
• :- venture, Patriotic and varionfother-estraordloary cm
: - dans: elm, far thei Concert-Room Sind the lifts Ci rc le.
.1 - •: - :: - .. - - -- -,-- _:- 7 2....:.: , .-77--_--_--,-,--_, ---- - ---- -- =-- --- --'4 .• N o twitbstodjag the greatifnumber of pages. and in
itiates .14:: Toll mod TrittesPeirgaillifitt quit creasedamount of matter as welt as large cost involved
-1
- - 4-.
• i i•ut'llo Ao Fls'etiO Ptioncr. ;. , ' • 1 in stereotyping' it, i this" - Sabhath Dell" will battold at the
' , ,'- - , ' Pre* , Press, YPlrosts' ' "Promi statue prim-with i Previous collections. The Iteht*ill
.-- -Mf.fterfters. l. /faren:Pi.Offrdesr.dulhirn.' will tend a single eopy, by mall, ' Poatleid." to ow, one
to Richntioltd, $2OO . $1 05 - $1 SO: $175 ! desiring it ter gamic:Woo. on receipt of Seventy-doe
:To Philad' ~ - ,1 00 '' -1 85 - - , 110 . -1. 65 I cants , to maul - or postage stamps. It will be for male
Amine 11l /65 'ldd - • 145 • 144 ,t hy booksellers pmfeally: .- , : -. ' : :. • _- '-
flooding. : ' •• I. 20' 115' ": 1 - 03 .... 1. 03 ,- l'.Bipt. 13, '3O. - .'lf-til: :-.',
1.,
. ~.. .
.. .
"1 - j -
Roitid and C ) analb.
• QUantrty of coal sent by liallrositl and Catell;ree the
WOOL en 11417, m rburaday'efining bast: •
19,160,98. ,
4,985 19
t 3,77 7 ,15
• 993 15
15
Pori Carlion, •
Pot (grille . ,
A tilourn.
Port Clinton,
, .
( Totilfor the
11;tAl by Itailroad in 1916,
• dans' . •
7'tlftil by Cittiltl and Ilatiroad;
Shipments to'matne ilarkra List year.,
11YrAi.
14.735-09' . 696.065 1"
Hi Canal, ' :29.824 00 'T. 741,514 05!
. .
; 559 99
.pert. , ase in :1,8.60, io far,
Scranton Coal Trade for Junes — l -,
Fast towards New York, , 7,4.13 17
Wed 'do • do • IL ' •j t.
.26,06 16
To4l
B *tot,To itio ' tab
y Salato' t
n. Csrbon. ate. Cir Lon. Anti. 4; is C'if
Tturtialit . ' SO 19, , 17 C4•l
Eying 10' , • -61 - ,69 I ,
10%ristott6; 65 fl 62
R63dlttg. *4B 41 • 4$ 4 41 '
' list - carer Freight by await.
From: Pi. C. yt Xi. B.:ll,trea. pr. ei n t a t;
.Tirsfiw. -tro _ :.;183;;;r s‘)
To] I•htiziArp4, fo. &i• E 4
Delaware and Iludeol Cost Coal !Trade;
. • 1. • . • - ARUN..- TOTAL:
P . 4r the bid week, '. ji18,500 TOTAL.'
„jo tuse last year,. , 391,803
• TM-realm eo
72 tBO
Pallas. Coal CositoallVrade.
-. - rita. TOTAL.
Farthe likito,loolC;'
' To else tile' last yes; - 3,14414,4
- rue:vase AO fir,
AC fir 1830 by Oanil:
on tlatur:Wastr.
•';.' I. • ! TOTAL.
-Letilzb Coal aml Saw. Co : ono. Cwt. Tona. Cwt.
Summit 31Inew, • -6713 12- 196,211.,16
Room Ituu do.. •• 7 2,213 08 43,625,'.4S
Rapt Lehrgh nines, 920 lb • 20,702 19
A. lathr , p's Pea Coal, 1,197 1 07
Vring lluautaln 311uer.,1-1 '2,577 06 0507 12
Fast Sugar Loaf do. . 1,855' 01 47,838- 09
,g
oloraln. ' _ - -2,115' 11 e 47246 12
blafford,. • .1 517 12 •
. 9,072_ 01
N. Cod Co., 195 44k 12
Deratia - Pa. do. do. • - , 916 ,12 1 16,067, 11
South Srig Mountain Midge,. I 122 00 , 13,519= 19
Ilaileton Coal Co. "0 11 80.90'112
(*tuber*. Mine?, ' 19_ 02.; 42,217 08
ftmond " • 06 -..28,936 10
Council Ridge,' , 5i,z41.10
!kirk llnputalu vo.. 46,501.:' 19
Wilkealpte:Veltwl C 0..; 5,932 , . 07,
Wyomltrg Coat, Ma 19
ltattivrdC*l,Co., • :2 10
laeltilgh Coal Tri
Fon tile week ending
-
Tato&
' • Oa - - 11%001
. .
Lehigh \
.11
i Wedlrealing ist - urday
lirltYtn. 5111nes a Co,
tsteliff * Johnson', , .
'nrker, Corti.' a Co.,
. . X'. h Lehigh..
Co.,horpo, Leisenring a .
German Penna.. Coal Ca
Dobbin & Debaren,
.
TolaSfil;fbe week, .„, 41,818 0$ i,• 870.3f.C1 8.
Snide 11 °last yeai, (quad) '42,2,10 '' 00 850; 00 0 0'
), . 4 . . - I
1
; liKretsa 111185 1 ), so tart o.i 07 ~ IS
, The decrease , 1. • emus! is: . - . , 79,984 •AA
. Caton Canal 11.. It. Coal Tkalispert • flan.
Atuainitraosported liming th_o month 01 Aug. '1806:
5 , AKONTft .T0W. , .-.-
aoloiiCamd- •,- 10,573 18' 114,74 t 02
iltratira, Rallroad.• '13,081c 18 ',62,800 03
NEW ADVERT'MENTS
COTTAGE BEKTNARY TOE ,YOUNG LADIES;
Pottstown, kontigomer* County, Ps:'
'weSsions - AO, this Institu,
tion eommenea Nov. 4th", For circulars !with
ult partlealatv, address'.
t .. STAITi6NEItY. - •
8 . ..
i ENItY COHEN, importer.
42 1 1 % - certh lion " rthyStreet,;Phlladelphiat
Offerth the Trade. a WO 4nd wt 11 selected assortment of
:urti !At (k. ponaciii‘USl4 7 ticutery, Farley !foods,.c.
' - Itibigtock comprises many new goods,
D i'lltrE'S PAPEI6I, FNITIPOIIB, &c.,
Intik ,fi r te sold at reduced pcices4;
e.teliabet p, '56
,'. PALMER, 11101YIAS 7...p0.
:.COMMISSION . MERCHANTS,
N.0.:,46..50UTH WHARVES, PHILAD',A,
Dealerilitaish; Cheese and Provisions,
constsntly int Hand ao samirtment of
- Vriece and Pickled Fick, ste., viz: • •
`‘.3bickerel • Cod Oh., '7 MtnlS * Batter
Sabi m • Boel . Sldds - Palls
Stud --Perk; ' ‘, Shoulders
Wrings Lard: Cheeso,'
September 13,'54 ,
NEW .PARTNERSHIP:
.9 ,
..
,
- , tottch, and,. ttlatirialge Diiekliege ..
A; IF. Chrnrr or Via; find Norwegian ss.„ll,ttirille lb
1,
_ I
•mlersigned havitiK purchased
tefithfy of liepttinber last, `the whole of
Pock d godd-w ilrof John \"- - • ,
1 the Coach and rria-o • ' 48. . -
e . .. t , -
ietut,,hace fintrad a' `npart- As • ........"7. - :
Ea purpose lng on
less In all its branciult at the OLD STAND,
of Coal and Norwegian fits.; in thohorongh
under the- lrm name of - - •,- 'L .
Iler3lANii,-IiTSIIELL A co. i
~
t o
give oar : mill Tided personal attention to,
and all or its bell* Practical mechanics, we
Ir castomerWand friends that iniArorit 'will
M Will roA give satistsction.) , ..To the-old
the establishment we sty.thatlhey will
t donn of is good Mato an d substaltial a-'
nnetofore, a%d that all orders fur work will
tnd faithfully attended to. We invite a fair
)nage from the public, as we foal confident
to work cheaper and better than any °Wir
in the &go: . - - '
N,lL—Sartr it
Trip best
Sept. -13, 'IA
L - . • • EDUCATIONAL DEPOT.
J) OWER BARNES, No, 33 NOtth
TII-10 street, 'above Narket, P
;have j‘l4 opened a eemtllete 'snick of the;psost approved
,School Books, Maine qtips and Olohes,
.and Szhool Stationery, and will be pleased
Ito rev any one interested on the lubjecta i lk
lot Education. They are engaged n the
'filicisring publications, which hare'rerelvtd the &cid&
and hearty,approsal of the mot able and dlstinguislitt
.Educators throughout The United Siates. Yu nths , ta
14' included In their list e.
- . .
--`1 •• Spellerlt and Readers. ' , •
iSandere Pic real Primer: 1 -., .
-- Net :ipeller, Definer and Analyser;
' " New El st Primer': '
•I . ' New Second/tender:- ' '
--- " • 'Nevi. Third Reader: , - •
“- Not Fourth Reader;.' • ,•;
' "' ' NewiTifth header,' • ,
Alter a quartbrof a million of these books have been
sold within the list year. and their success is unprece
dented. Having beautiful' engravinmr, large print, line
paper and substantial binding:they are acknowledged to
be the handsomest, cheapest and best Readers published.
~ 1 Gcograph).. ,
Itlan's 6,rgrap kg. It is now unirerially conceded
that t o only method of teething Gtography rapidlyand
$
thbrou hip. I.; from Outline Maps and' Globes. Pelton's
spiend 4.serits of Outline Maps not oily exert all others.
but, aril kept up to the latest discoveries and improve
ments withoutregard to expense. Price vs per set, as
foliates : , • '. . ~ ,
1. 41yettal arid Pplitical 3tap of ibeWestern IfenilFpbere,
~ . feet bi I- fet t* , . ' •'.. '
.'.Physical anti PolliicalMap of the East ern Hemisphere.,
7 feet by 6 feet; '
. Map:ofthe United States, British P_roSl' noes: Mexico.
. , 1 Central America and the Wart. India Islands, 7 feet
I. by 7 tbet ; •- ' ,
. . . .
. 4. Ma of Asia, 6 fret by 7 feet: ,
5. Map of Ennipe, 67,...et by 7 feet fi -: ~ . 1
6. Map o(8. America and Africa. 6 fist- by 7 feet. ' -
The Geographies accompanying the &taps are entitled
'Pelton's Key to Hemisphere Maps , Pelton's Key to full
series of outline Maps. :. • r
They are esperMily adapted to teach Geography by the
use t (native Maps—are extremely popular and destined
• tri by univasally used. BOWER a BARNES.
'1 i No. 3.1 North Third eireet,Pitiladelphia.
apt. la, issa. . . J :.tram
C.II4AL. ti
7,661 00!
1,600 00
_1,116':10
•0(10 00
2,330 05
Lts,ll3' 09
: . . 0 ,4.1A10,651 'l5 i
, 741.183 13 •
tons, 2,21 , 14,835 OS
,9.
1.
- tx
" 19_
I, l ' •
• 542
•-• 1304 la. ,
• '
5419 03
6, - 4
1.4
4,061 01 .11,05
2,360 . 1
2,150 OS . V- 4 312
\A %
• - 340 'VI ' .683.' ,
8
a; 17 ' '''' ' 414 1.1
5,402 , 99.4
3c4313 O 9 , 779.9
OM
Total;
13y Canal,
• 1,
",:t R ev. W. St,.'WORK;
• grin4pal and Proprietor.
-51-2 m
MEI
WM. HOFMANN, ;
DAVID OISHELI t
WM. 31. .McADAMS,
SAMUEL LEID.
/ding &meat the establishment In the.
MI
Ell
int.li
Won 0
NEW ADVERrMENTS
_ .
- • PAAXFORM BCALEII
CIF EArt;KY siatable: for
"RAll"adi• &c, IreirnOlt liay, Cent, - Ors, and
rhandbe generally,: Pumawrs run no risk , every little I
bgtutrantied oorreet,:and it; after trial, not Ibutatt sat-
fefesteryrein beraturnet without chaps.
4fir Part. ory, at the Old Stand, 'established *r won
than twenty yeans, owner I•.ilith and Melon Streets,rtil
adelphtt. • I •
••-•,•'• • • . - • RERVITHAtOr.
„ Suecesaors to }Meat t 'Abbott • •
• :- I • • - ' 3740 i
LICH 111 -
AN MU. = bsolute, Drug.;
t 4
ilibto' and ;Parfait:Ty ALCIMIOL: CAMPLIINE. or
PINE OIL; PHOSGENE OAS.,and SPIRITS OF TUR
PENTINE; all of which ate of a superior
Manifactuied and Ibrtale at the lowest Manufacturer's
prices, by • • TARNALL t OGDEN.
Zips. 27tand 280 Ninth Sti st.,abovei Noble, Maur&
_SRPOrders respectfully -solicited, will be filled with
promptness. and dellreind to any of Our Depot", tu the
city free et charge. •. - s . •
Sent.l3. lstn. ' • • -
EEO
somtlywcu i t.J4ollsTY 1
• Agricultetea *rig elptur Lad Me.
ehasteal Assepoialloo.
TfilLIE First Annual Fair of thin Atsocbttlon eon,
. menee at fehnylkill Lteren, on' the 2.ltb,lastanti to
continue three due l : - , • -
• -
Ll3l- '- OF PRBIIILTMS.
CAME—Derail Bane.
Fee the best bull, 3 years and Upwards
24•..; • ditto , ditto' -
Best bull between 2 and 3 year* •
2 d I( ett , .do : i : . d° " •
~. .- ,„ • '.l .- Ones. .‘
va the best cow,: 3 years andiipwarde
led - ditto • do r ` do . f
,test Cute, between 2'ap d 8 rani.
2d do - ' , do: do -
Best callazoder 10: ' tithe y ...
2d do '-' . do- -I. ' .. • ; •-. :,
„ , ''' : rythrer Bei& •, •
-For the beetthull i 3 eats and upwards ) •
2 4:t but-LT:tweet ' s 2 d t o rl 3 ;eats " — 1:: , :.,
,axs
24 ' titer • .• do ... -- ..
Bar theberet Door , 3 and upwards
2d ditto , CI 0 1
.... I .
-Bestiow. between 2 hod 3 r eam,
24 ditto 'lditto• • c , ......4.0 .
liesta-sg i .under 10 months '
24 do dot dot do' "
. - dkkrstey - Bulls.
Far the best bull 3 years sad upwards
24 ditto .., fdo-' do - --
Best bull, between,2 and 3 Tears .
lid . clitw. ;do.• • "do •
For best caw; Siam% and upwards • ' 4.00
24 do •( - • do -., do - - 200
Best tow,heWeen 2 and 3 years : .i- - . • . 3 00
• 1 00
2 it t est -. 4111 an:3;1;0 months ' - . 1.00
'24 ditto -'; do A diploma
latirer, be Gram
r • For the best bull, 3 years and upwards
Second hest ' ditto - '
Best butt, between 2 and 3 years
24 .• do 'do do
4 , 1
.. . Onar. ,
For the hest cow, 3 Years and upwards
24 ditto . --ditto- • -
Best cow, between 2 . and 3 years
Sector.' best 'ditto . ' . - ,
Best calf under 10 months
Senind best . ditto
--
7— • . . Working 9xess. -
Beat yoke of oxen ' - , 4.06
Second best do - ' - , , - 200
The best team of yoke orogen, from any co u nty _8 00
• REPOiIUe. .
4it
For the best pal Ss stead/or oxen
Second beat duo r ,
Beat fat steer • ..- • •.•
• • ••. • , jtilch 9;14.
or the best much eow -, i , ' •4 00
coed best -ditto _ ' . - . . •2 00
, statement to he made to-thejudgesit.the theta, cur .
by the affidavit of the Campo or and other persons
so versant therewith. . . ..
' c.os . :torus and Mid . .
F the hest stallion, heavy draught -
est brood mare, . - ditto
Best stallion, Mr lnlck fraught -
• Best broodmare, do.
Bess horse colt • -I. '
Best mare Olt
•• est pair eirriage liorm's
Best pair farm horses . '
Best four home Diem,
Sect six male team, + • • '
Far fastest trotting hoise , mars or gelding; Inbar
. Hess or otherwise—trial to come off on Friday, ,
and open to ' competitors tram- - any e.ounty, or ....
• 10 00
For the: fastest-Pacing horse, mire or gelding, In I '
harness or otherwise—trial to colon off on Sat. I • • 1
urday. and open to all Competitors, . 1 0 '''!°
. For the best exhibition of horse-shoeing, (the tr ial / •
to take place on Thursday morning at 1 0 o'clock.
A. M., on the
ro tining pound In the ;essence of,
the Comitte on Hones ., who sha ll be the
Judges and aw ard the premium), 2
For the best hue foe Woo S i: 'e ,. /P . '
Second best ittO • • , • • -
il k, 2
• heat lot of sheen (not less than ern) ' - •. • : 3 .
Second best.,• ditto • , 00
. 1 Amite.
For the best beer r . •
Second best do 1 N • .
Best bredlng ton t„ ;-• ! • _- • • ,
Second "best • do ,
Best single fat Log • .:' . •••••e
For the hest lot of pigs over 1 Year, Ind less than
sin iiiimberl ' 4.00
Best imp 1 year, not less than 6ln number 200
For the t fattened hogs.. not less - than 4ln no'. 4
Poultry.
For the best Shanghai fowls,(cook and 2 hens,) - 1 c ,
.4-..... do Dorking do do do % 101
do , Poland, ' -
, t;, ." do do :.I Op
' do Black Span h,.do :do . .1 0)
do
./ .lerser Blue., ,T, . -
do ,d.o j 1 001
. 4. d0....i.The11in China, do d) ' I 1 00''
' .e, do, Malay fowls, do' do . 100
do . • Bantam,x • do do - 100
do-: , , Game, do -. do . •1 60
do - -.I Common, ' -do do 100
do 1 Bramah Pooh* do sdo ,- 100
do Capons -.- do - .do ' '1 00
• do • Tuthill,. -. • do • ‘do ... ' .1 00
—do Omen. . do 'Ns • . -.1 00
• do Comment Decks, .do ,do ' 100
Best exhibition of pigeons, not less that' five in rio. I'oo
largest collection and beat display of lola% . •.2 00
1 Awn& I pirsients—No. 1.
For the bait farm wagon . . .
a iittoharrow 1, .
„Ditto corn cultivator . •
- Ditto miter; tor - general use
Ditto hay and straw cutter Is ,
Ditto corn and Cob zrualut, . power)
Ditto horse mko
Ditto ox yoke' •
Ditto corn shellee, (horse Ismer) c
'do do Msna power 1 ..
'TIRO corn phinter -".. • ,
' I Arm hininsiekr—ffo. : •
For the best wagon bathes* for farm . .
Ditto cart harness '
harness
Ditto double set ofMrriago r
Ditto single . . ' 'do .• do
T , • oitto saddle:and bridle '
'• , Form hisplementlito. 31 •
ofthe beststiowingtor r&Ong Meths. . 4.00
Ditto threshing ntechffie7 .- --- - 4- _
....._ 8 00
Ditto pump for wells • 1 ` - ---- - -...a. 200
Ditto portable cider press.' ' onnsand $1
Ulla collection of tkrm tools. arranged I deposit. ..1 001
bed and meet, numerous collection of cultural
implements I . t 00
. - , Meehan(cai"d . • .• '•
For the bestaet of borsci shoes . ' ' ' 1 , 00
Ditto pair of iron traces . . • •. . 1 00 1 i
Ditto hair 'collar ••• .., •.„, diploma'
. • .
Ditto two horse carriage ~ .
'. 2 Q , l
,
Secondbest'ditto - • '. . •1 004
Wait one horse carriage I - . • 1
Secondbest ditto •
Best cart, 1 .
Best washing machine • • . • -
Dest hatterehurti * • , ` .0-
best Sour barrels: (two in nolnawr.)
• .. Dairy. Nervy. Deter' e* d Ai* Sugar.. -
For the best 5 fie print batter ' ' 1 no
.
Second best ditto - r . •"'" diploma.)
Best 5 limp butter --\.,.. 1. 00.1
Second ditto ' • • ' '
I ktdiploma j
Best 5 Maple sugar • • ..i 1 00 ,
Best 5 • honey . • . -., .1 . ( 01
- - , Flan; and Ora Zeal. • , ' •
Far the told cwt. wheat ,ficnie - - •, :
..1 .• 1 00
Second testi ditto
~. .
. Best cwt. e'er flour • •
Second beet; ditto
. Best cwt. corn mail
Best buckwheat meal
~-.
ME
3i 4m
EENEE
Grains wed &eds.
For the beat bushel white wheat 100
Best red ditto • . . ' • . •1 a i
Ditto Bye , i * 100
Ditto font I,_ , -. . ' . • 100
Ditto buckwheat \ • • % 10 0•
Inttonats I '-, k\ ' • . Ino
Ditto potatoes .','''' o''') . *- ''
. 1 00
Ditto sweet,pots ~ 7 ' ' 100
Ditto Reid turtd 1 00
Ditto Bata lla — . . - • 1.00
. .
Ditto ragatil.votil - - . . 1 00.
Ditto elover, seed ' . • . • • - 100
Ditto Timothy reed - , i 100
Sitoll4olq-graln and seeds In all elms to be deyselted
With the Secretary. f 1 . . ,• '
getabk.i.
For the I 2 atalkeirif celery . • - - , 100
Bet! 0 heads of,otulitlower- . . 1 00
Rest 0 beaditof ea4ade -• • ' - i - .. 100
Bost dlsideY, of Totosat . • i 1 00
• Best display, egg plants . 1, • i 100
lk•st % peek Llma,bauut I ; 100 ;
Three larded tquashei
- • ..
Three Unrest purapkba , . . 1 vO,
12 beet enr..;yellow .id corn , , .- ' ICO
12 best eLrewhite seed cora - ;. ' • . 100
For the choked and largest asininumt of table
• vegetabile - ,
,:i• ' •
Second best' ditto
.... • ; Dowestk flifeessfedetres.
Best pair woollen blankets • '
Beset 10 yards - woollen carpets -
Best heart krug
Best rah ea A/ 5
Best pair k woollen le lkbegs .. •
e ir
Best hum ;Ade shirt , • ~ . 1 .
I Beet tow at th, I. Yards', ' •1
Ilest pair 11 en keit stociinds
.'
Best poundloan awing thread
Hatitehold!Mtrairactidnir.
;„
Beat ornate tal needle wont
Second best ditto . •
I ' 1
Best
o•tomajt • L'•
.. ! , • . .
Second beet
Best table VP? * - •
Best artificial Bowen . .
. ,
• Beetvarietyf worsted work ._ . OO
1 Emend best itto .• • - 00'
• Best fancywork with needle, Mr chide ' 100 ' 1
,
Best quilt . . • • ,
ei t a ' • lOOl
Best lamp a l nd and mat
..' • 1 00
Best proem tal shell work • ' ' . . . dipleitaa'
Best hoot ade bread . ', '. ' • .. 100
'Best poundke •; . . • 100
Best sponge eke • •
.. , 100
Best preserver ' - - ' • _ . 100
Best sample of apple •
• .1 bitter 100
Medi:tubes and with butter ..
' 1 00 1
Best home-Made p. • •' • - . du
AORICUITURAL PRODUCTIONS.
_ _ nada:opt-. irtnatri Prineticass. , t
For the b es t 'b wee of corn ' - ' ' 1 vid 00
Best 5 acres Of wheat ' , • 5 op
Beat ditto ' rye . . • . 600
,
Best ditto barley . - • : - '' • . *.3 00
. . .... .
Best ditlp ' oats - -.- .- ..- 6 , 00
Bestl l ,4 acres mercer potatoes ' •. . 00
Best 1% acres pink eyed potatoes . ' 300
Compel tors premiums for the above agtSgdtural 1
produetionlilunst produce a fall statement.' esOd e
of cialtivalkin. and ac‘rinipany the M. With a cant
tato of two respectable men as to the product and measH
urement of the groan and also exhibit a ample of each l
erop, at the annual lug of this Safety, at t eh taylkin I
.rif i rt
. Haven, In Januar 4: whet& the-- 3 prendams will be
awanielt
;Snits tied Flowen' .' . : • • ....,.,:. I
Bost and greatestamber . of cholceianiuniet •'- ,I
apples ' _I '-* .; '-- . ' .. -'
l '
it.o
Dike ditto peaches • -,' • . . • IID
Beet vedettes of pearl - •,:' . .: • , I,oo ',
Beat dozed quinces • , .
.. . 1 : 00
Best cone Alen of drapes i: - • -
Best collection of plums ~
Beat specimen of watermelon - - • •
Best'speclhsen of musk melon .: -.-
~ .
Best displaylof dowers • ' .. 1 001
Barestte•l SticerWore.' • ; * - '
Fertile bestlntoklng stove... . 1 - ratli
Beat cooking . range for famines . • ~. . tinplates
Best ornamenfalistrior skive , . ,
.. : dipl oma
Brat wimple of hollow ware r
..... '1 00 '
Best lion railing • ' - , -
_ *
. 1 . dildoma
Beet sample Sculptured marble - . •• ,• .' ' ,diploma
Ditto ditto , - ' ';',. - *:
* '' diploma
Beat exhibition:silver ware - '..-. ‘• '** - e 400
. _ 5
For Improtetueut , in Machinery Used to tho fanner
and having rateable propertiett, not include& nada" the
head of ant regularpreedunue•;ditierstkautry pramiums
will be winuled
.upon all inch articles lot Include . in
the foregoing l ist. • - . - .: . - , :- .
..i , Lillie 116T112. ,
. 1
!' B.Y. N. (WWII Wilk' aa Rya/Salo,
l ain.
- , - allANNOlt. .. ~ , 4
, r ripieiiibeii3,ise , ', , 37.41,:.: !
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MB
- --PROCLAATiON. '-
)TOTICE ls - 'hereby giien that it Court
Pieria
or = Me, forties trial ot waiter,
beheld at Pataible.le and ibr tbe minty" of Sebtpi-
WI, on MONDAY. Brltember 15tb, 18*, at 20 tieback in
the fwentwayto continue one !reek. • r ' '
Ocoee, Pottavillej
-Anr,mst le. 1856 f 'Mgt
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. ..
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~ . . OFFICIAI O 4 -- ' 1 .. .
,r .ti Stated - a 'eeling of the Council
4: it the -a., of Pettrrille.Tneiday evmdtig, July
nib, 1856, UM ;,, 1 ; ing• preamble )and resolution were
read and , ~•''''. and ordered to he published: ' '
'.Wit-•• 4 '17 Therd lemma uneertaintylexisting in mud
to the amount cf Itoroneh. orders bearing interest, and
in eireulatlan, and in order that the correct, amount may
he arrived at. therefore, - 1 •: - -
RaO/erdr That Meant. give notice to holder, .of all
''elders Issued pit i to May 16(11,1E54, to repett the mete
to the Clerk or CoriuelL with a view oraseerialnlng the ,
amount of interest duo. and linear; the seeders. • All
such orders net nig:A*4 - by the hat day of Nerremite, r,
Ist.ti, to he akvio.-04 literarily issnedOind rented by the
Collector and Treasurer of the borough. •-. ' ~
, r - (Extract from the millrace.):
Attain, SAIWEL lIARTZ. Glen-. ~
'Pottsville. July "a 3, '61;,• •
it i
d•gui
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• ' . -
. _.
• ' - ' .- -PRoCLARnAtio .-: . ,
nyIIEDEAS. in and by iti'-act, cif the General , Assembly
11 of the Comoinnerralth of Pennsylvania. entitled—
"AttA et rorTulating the General Portion within this
tzrowealth, passed thell cat of July, 1839." it is
the duty of the Shield of every countive
public notice of arirtt election toilet holden. and to make
known in such notice whet e:!,errs ' are to he elected:—
' Thereihre, I, WILLIAM 111A'r&lifSheriff of the coon
-1
iy of Schuylkill. do male kneren b 1 this advertisement
to the erecters of said count.* of Sch ildll. that a OEN-
EltA tr ELECTION will be held in. th i said county, on'
TIIESDAT:the 14th day, of October nett, at the several
districts thereoL as follows, to Wit ; • • - ' •- ,
' The *letterset the - botouth of °twigs:inlet will, holt
their electio ns at the Lburt lionse,in the borough et Ot
whodrurg - , ,
The el ' re residing in the tbilowing described bona
rthries‘ of West itnenselg , towitiblp. Schuylkill county,
beginning on the township litte of East Erattswi,T. on
the land of Daniel Dreher; thence along a public road..
leading to Daniel Foust* mill - and dwelling, ineltiding
the same; thence lo. Zion's Church; thence along said
- public , road, lending pist the dwelling house of George
It Moyer, including the
,tatite; thence RIMS said road
, until It intersects the irk 11E4 of North, %wham lip-,
iinchiding all the voters reddin . north of said mart. In
' the township of, West Ora ' aforesaid. shall !untieit
ter, at all general end special elec. e, as also at all elec
. Men thr Judges and inspectors. , vote t the same timer!,
places audio the same bricwittsthe vo of the borough
of Orwigsburg. in the county aforwerid. ,
• The elective Melding in that - part of eat Brunseig
\ township. lying and being mat of the !bit , ng described
line,shall hereafter. at all general, F i and at oleo.
Dons forjudges and inspectors. vote In ,the same tot,
, with the qualified voters to the Imioneb of Pert Clinton.
• at the house of Samvieritoyer, now occupied by A. li.'i:
Savage; commenting at !the river Schuylkill at the 10ck,;,.
house of the &buy lkilr-Navigation Company. number,
twenty bur, now occupied hi Jain- Lash. including the
sa me: thence in a straight Ina to the house of Jacob
Mengle, Including, the lamb, thence to the house of Cove.
.14,1 Margie. now cecripit*l bi Manatees Mangle, Includ
ing the same; thence to`,,the farm of John • Schall, now
oreupted_by Henry KintariL including:the Fame: thence
tothe farm of the heirs 4 John Ilond. deceased. now oc
tripled by George Idettgle4 I nelndinn the same: thence to,
the borne of the WidowTrenklin, including the Eames'
thence to the taut of 'Dents* Kehler. Including the cane;
thence to the faint of Earekrel Miller. including I hemmer
thence to the farm of•njamin Moll. including' the
fi l
same; thence to the ,lice I Point NHL and the dwel.
ling houses belonging the to. owned by Preneb I Rich
ards. excluding the same; thence to the house of George
Deer, pfriudinche sante; thence to thg farm of (harbor
Miller. lueludi the same; thence a straight line to the
sand hole at or ear thellerks county line.'
The
.
~. The electors' of West Drente:l7, township not' included
in the above boundariee.tellthold their elections at the
• public homer of Joseph tdorburpw. in said township,'
-.-.
The electors of the borough of tOrron 'will hold
their elections at the house of A. D. S In said b.)-
. rough. .1
The et ors of teat Itrunseig towns ip will ,hold
their-el lions et the house of Joshua Dey rilu the town
of Mc 'graham. , , . •
• .Th electors of Pinexrose tots n-hip l 'hold their ell,,
tine at the house of Joseph L. Yea r. lathe tareegh of ,
Pin , ere; and the electors of the borough of Pinegrov,o
vi lipid; their elc-ti , ns at the same bonne . . . -
detectors c.f. Wayto township will • bold their eke-' ,
I hsha /.10 kt the house of John Grater, in 't hf\town of Frig
-
The
•
The.eicetors of •Wasbineton township ' will hold their
.geneeil election at thepublic house of Amos Yerger; in
said township. : - ,
The elector of ' Porter township wilP bold their eke.
lions at the hence of Daniel Herb. Ip ealdiew ' , ship.
The eleentes of liegins tavierhip will tr4d their elee.
•
times at the house of John tr. Ir e ne, in mid township.
The electors of Ilnbley township will hold their elee
liens at
ao tect
Sl
house of Georg...l ' .Weist. in rased h - Wnsttip.
: The o rs of Upper . attenteng.iitowe•We :rill hold
heir elections at the house of ohniST. li_epier, in said
township. ct . - , . •
( .1
a The - eleors of Eldred township will held' their eler-,
.• tines at !the-house of Jobs Wetzel. in said niwnship.: 1
: Ilmielectorwor Barry township will bold their elections
at the honie of Fermis Dengler. In raid Winship. -
The electors of West Penn township withhold their,
elections at the house of Gideon Whetstone, to said
township. ' ; 1
The electors of Union tosenetdp will hold their elee.„
' tioni at the house of David Stauffer. in said township.
. Thh electors of flush township will hold theirelections
at thishonse of Daniel Lindner. In silt towirishin.. .
• The electors of Mahano y tewnshipt will bold their idec-
Aloes at the Dense of Dewy Fey der. In.„944.township..
The electors Of tilklast Ward of thelMileol„.sh of Miners
villa will hold thehablectirns al. the henheer Robert F. %
ter. . .
$l3
5 00
100
400
2 00
3 00
• 100
1 00
400
200
300
,100
400
200
300
iOO
1 00
diploma
400
nog
iOO
100
i
400
2'oo
300
100
406
2 00
3 00
1 00
1 00
...•
4 00
2 00
-200
...
4..
Si
:1 300
00
3 00
2 00
2 00
__.. .
The electors of the West Want in the Borough of kli
nermille will hold their el& lions at tile- house of Chas,
. ,
Mohan. '4'
• The electors of Schuylkill township will held their
elections at the house of Chiteles ?Saeger in mid town
' ship.... -" \
, - he electors of New Castle township will hold their
tenons at the house now. - racttphsdly Ephraim Philips.
the town of New Castle. - •
The electors of Branch township
ions at the house of J. Sealer, in
ma electors of the borough of
their election:rat the Port Carle
• The electors of East Nor,
their elections at the haw.
Barber, In raid township.
The electors. of Nitrwe;
elections atiDeer Perk. 11
now occupied by Sadel 11l
• The electors of Blythe ,
!Inns et the house of Joht
Middle:pert. •
' The electors of Tremont
'films at the house of FLIP.,
mont. , • • -
• - The electors of . the South Ward of-the borough of
Waage, will hold their elections attle house - of Joe.
.Veger. '' . . .. .
The elision of the North Wiest Witrd In mid- borough
wit bold their'elections at the house ot John' G. Bets in .
~
ward. •
e electorsof the North East 4rd In said htlitirugh
will hold their election at the ho of l'atriek•Curty, in
saidoserd. : . 1 - - - ..... . 1 1 - 4 , 1,
.."..
, i k;
4 k i - .
The electors of- the,Middle Ward n said • gts will
• hold their elections at - the house of' tthew negan,
in ssid war t d. , •
.' - , I 1
The elecor,s of - thero
ugh of Filo Alto will hold their
elections at the lenu - of Chas. Moskr. in sahl.borough. .
The electors of Coat r township will hold' their - vier
nous at the house 6f Joseph Renner, In mid township.
The electors of Cam township will hold their elections.
• - at the house of Philip Helms. Jr*... in mid township. ' '
The electors t. , 1 [ho northern district of Cass township
• Will hold their elections at the house of Patrick 0'0en
.,..
uer, in said township.
' The electors of antler township will bold their elec
. (Inns at the house-now occupied by Charles flagman, In
said, township. - ' .
The eleetoreo
~ f Fralleythwnship Will hold their elm
aims at the boa ,of David Lmnison, In the towd of ben;
aldem, in said torrmb le. - :
The.eleetors of Sout h ilanheita -trainable will hold
their elections at the üblic house now occupied by Ceti- •
1
Janda Reber. ". -: ' • i
I sst.i‘ie.4l
The eleetots of he rough of Schuylkill Haven :will
hold theleglectio at the public house of Charles , Say._
• loeln mid bermMh. -•- , , - .
-Theeleetors of the h Warder !be borough of Ta
' Magus Will hold t htdr oleo sat the -public house Mf
' Michael Beard, in said ward: ..,- ..
. The elm-torso! the South Ward in the borough of Ta-
MaArmoshall hold their electiOns at (ho Union
_Hotel,
beet by Henry Kep.ser. In said ward. ! - -
_, . .
'The electors of the East Ward in the borough of Ta
, magus. and those residing north of the Sharp noontide,
In the township*Of West -Penn. heretofore vet ing at the
; 1 Public Scheel ilonse.,in the brrouSh !of - Tamaqua. shell
bold their eleCtlonsfat the public house of Lewis. Y.
Buehler, in Mid ward. ' ,
The qualified ,voters cf that pet of
: North Man
! helm - township, who formerly toted in the South Ward.
: In the borough of Pottsville; and all.that territory-on the
`. eat aide of the river Schuylkill. and .within the Pettnan
election line. the southerly line of the borough of Mts.-
vine, and the old, line oft the township of Manttelm,
whose qeetors have hitherto %teed In the Norwegian
eteethm district, Shall hold their'election at the petal*,
' ^intim-of George. i Grim. in said township. • - ,--•
,
-- ~ The qualititd voters In that part of North.ildan
helm township, who formeily voted in the borough of
Orwipburg.shall held their elections at the house of
Chas-Maser. at Landingville. - ; '•
. The quttlifed voters of North)lenholua' township,.
not embraced In the fore wing. shailliold their elections
at the Hilt Way Uouse;kept byiltris. Susanna Meyer, in
auto township. - i ,
The electors of the borough of St. Clair will hold their
. elettions at the public house of Jonathan Johnson, in
the said borough. .
. At which time and Place are to be elected by the free.
men of the County of Schuylkill': • - I ~
..., One person for Canal Commissio er. •
Ono person for Audi tor Oeneral. .
One person for Surveyor OeneraL i
.
• One person for member of the House ofßermsentativen
of the United States, to represent thengressional Dia.
trlcticonsposed of detnolklll and North mberland conn• '
• 1
ties. - " • -
. Two persons to represent Schuylkill purity In the
110111 e) of Representatives of Pennsylvania. . t,;l
. Two persous for Associate Judges.'
One person for DistrklAttorney.
. - • One person fur Commissioner of this County.- ,
One pet eon for Coroner of this Canty., '' . •
- One person for Auditor of this County.. • • ;.• 1.
One person for Director of Poor of this,County.. .- „ ,-1
, . One person for County Surveyor. , i , 7
The-general election to be opened between thebours of 1
8 and 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and shalicontinite with- 1
out interruption or adjournment until 7 o'clock in- the
evening. when the polls shall be closed.
In Pursuance nfan.Act of the General Assembly of the
' commonwealth of Pennsylvanla, entitled "Au Act Mar
~,lipx to the elections of this thanmortwaslth.'' mimed the
seWnd ds , 0 1 July, A. IL; ISM, notice is hereby given:
... '.'that the Inspectors and Judges, &awn as aforesaid,.
' shall meet at the, respective plices appointed for holding
' the eleclion in the districts to which they respectively
belongs before nine o'clock In the morning of the second
Tuesday in October, in each and every year, and each of I
said Inspectors still imolai one clerk, who shall-be a ,
qualified voter of such district. .
"In ease the person win- shall have received the gee
ond wood number of 'retell for Inspector shall not at
tend on the day of 'election, then the potion mho shall
have teed, ed the second highest number of votes for
- -Judge at the neat proceeding election shelled as Inspea
for in his place. And incase the person who shall bare
', received the highest number of votes for Inspirtoe 4 It
! not attend. the permn elected Judge shall appoint an I
11
. specter in hie Place. and in case the person elected Jud
'lsbell not attend, thenl, the 'lturpeetor who received t
hizbest number of, rotes shall appoint a Judge--in his -
, place; and if any Tmmy shall continue in, the'beard
for the s pace of one boar after the time !Aged tly law for
',the opening of the eleMion. the ,qualireMmteris of the
township, ward or district, for which such officer shall
have beets eleeted:preraint at this phtee of election,. shall
- elect one of their numberfto till such vacancy. ,
. - "It shall be the duty; of said A:masers miectively, to
attend at the place of bolding said ,
gee. . special, or
- township election, during the whole time 'defection Is
kept open;for the purpose of giving information toihe
Inspectors-and Judgeriqwhen called on in relation to. the
:right of any person autessed by them ts vote at tstich
election, and such other matters In relation - to the as
sessments er Voters as the said Inspector-era - Judgeiyr
- either of tliem 'ball: from timolo time, require. !. - -
• ‘That no shall he permitted to. vote at any
election as atarlrtd, other than a white freeman of the
age of twenty-one merit or more, who shall have resides!
In the State at least . one year, and In the election district
where be offers to vote at lent ten days preceding such
• eleetion.and within: two years paid& State orCounty tat
width :Mall hare been 'sealed -at leak ten days betarti
, 'the elation: But a thin of the United' States, who
/ bad pleviously home untitled votes - of this State, and'
IS
. removed therefrom an returned:and who Bun haeank.
sided in Abe elellou district. and paid tas as aforesaid.
• shag be entitled to a to after residing In thhatate six
" months; Presided tthe white freemen clammier the
Dotted States, betties the ages or twenty-one mud twerF
- ty.two yoirs, ram bar resided. in this State *One year
And in the election die district lewdava afore s aid, shall be
. entitled to vote, itithe gb they dell Mt havepaid taxes.
i ern
"No person Shall be fitted to -trete whose name is
pokeoutained its the ihst of taxable inhabitants rtirtalihr 1
.11$01 by the Cenuniesionsrasui aforesaid, unless &Oho pro'.
, duce* &receipt foe the pigment within taro' VIM& or a
it o t, er ColletT L'a Illed, offreestly to tali eonstitti•
t • and give itatld . evidence, either on Ms own
Dallt;'cr siatlrm . sipother, thattioliasiatal such a
tat; or oa,/aUlag to we a Teoelpt, phall ask* catidir
• th• pummel . annlWlf bo a}alani a rigid VI .
the A
vol. by Ada/ as' elect batman the too *thess= ,
ANall INintl:4lo 4 l AIM dipailaan
i kat.** bo ban rao la: the agate Si =llO ieit-
Oa killors Ithi ' tie! t and liana* soot q mt,
- • ...--. ..- , . .
2 OD
1 00
1 00
1 00
god
1 00
'1 00
2 00
1 00
1 00
xOO
iOO
2 00
1 00
100.
dlplodu►
1 00
'lOO
d !P l o i
44plents.
1.00
, 200
1 00
1 00
1 OD
1 00
200
• • •1 00
• ' 1 00
' diploma
diploma,
• 100
dlidoraa
1 00
1 00
1 03
"
i I so
oo
MIMMMf OMM
OFPIC I
'4O " 'midi 44'44 slat{ lastifeti, lif till bet: end that
be does vet* believe from' t e actountgloan hie that he
ts Of _the ago agossakt,,and give sack other edam. ax
is required by 'Woad.; wherenpan; the lama *tithe pm , -
'son arradmitted to vete. gob be ineeeted in the alpha
bald list illtit Inspectors, and * tote garde opposite
th ebj Ur i , ag th e word ‘trix.:.! If ha shill be ad
o to rot e L y repxon ethallag veld* tax. or the
yord .age,l if bushel be admitted lb eotri - mw account
St his age. enr-eitber ease tb e s. resins of Mk* rote
;bail Weaned ut to the clerks who shah Mark it ha this
list of - foters ! t ler them. - :-., . 1 .- -, - ,- -; ,' - !,
_' "
. ler all eases . !Willie Sable 15f 4be pereen - deleting to
vote is trot g) ' ilfett the list ferstilted by. the Ohandir •
Stoners and - or hie rightiorehariketberitatid
tWreen - or noLliaeldected le by anyvatmlifeed Otto*, it
shelf ha the duty Of the Immeetaro, to examiDe ouch per.
son On oath gurtolds quallacattoris, and it he :dabs to
have resided within the Statelv.r one year or More, Me
oath shall be ebilicient proof thereof, but be shell make
-proof byat least one competent wiliest; Oho Shall be a
qualified &attar, that be has resided within the Madrid
'kr won than tea days-next handediately preceding old
alettion,and aballalso swearthat his bona ado resident%
in pursuance of his lawful calling. lawitilln the district,
and that be did not remove in said disttict tar, the pur
pose of voting Ithertin. .•• i - • ' : '>!', •
- • 'Every person nyudittled a &formed'', and who shall
'make due proof, ir - i _ ultra.. f residence and payment of
tau* agvesaid. stall permitted to rote he the town
ship. war* or district I (eh he shall rest*. -
~ , ,,,,,,, ,ci
-• 0 11 anypenuin shall lit or attempt to- vent any
Officer of an elect Liu uud Ibis Set II Iding latch
election. or use or threats- aOy violenc e any such Of.
deer, Or shall interrupt o 'im p roperly interfere with him
in the sr:erudite , of hie ty,Wr t. 13311. block up or attempt
to block the 'window or Tree to any *in low *hens the
same may N' h Aden. sha/Erietoresty dinerb the place
hiin such election ors 1 ewer prod 'Loony intimidation,
threa ,s, feree or violence. with the dtsign to inilaeoce
•und yor overa weeny elector, or to prevent him from
!roll g, or to retrain the freedrm_of choke-such persona
olio rirti:m 'shall be tined in any sum 'not exceeding
live hundred doilars,rand•be (mortared list any time not
leset than one nor more than twelve months. - 'And if It,
shattlx. s-own. to the court whelts the trial of each of-
le* shall be had that the person so Offinkailljr was . not
. a test dent of thereityorard,idletriclf or township, wtjere
the said otter e was onuadtted'and not entitled to a Vide
thereto; then on contiction.he shall be sentenied to pay
a tine of not less lbw one hi:mired 'dollars: and be im
prisoned not 1 'ess thin six months-nor snore than two
~
years: ,
"If any person or persona shell make any bet or wager
upon the result-of any elettion within this Commen
*math. or shall offer" to, matte' any such bet or ewer,
either by verbal proclamationj hereof. rutty any written ,
or printertilivert 'gement, challenge or invite any person 1
or persons to make such bet or water, 'upon conviction 1
thereof, he or they shall forfeit and pay throe times the
amount so bet or offered to bei beet."
. The Judges are to make their retatrns foe the county of
SehuyikilLat the Court House in Pottsville.on 111.1 DAY,
the 17th day of October, A. D. 1836; at 12 , o'clock ti., of
said day..-
Given under-My band-aid seal at the San lea aka;
Ettleville, and dated Sept. nth. , In the year of our Lord;
one thousand, eight hundred tied liftysix. and eightieth
year of .Ousantle,pstide nee of the United States of
America. I ' . -.
.
. •
God rare Vie GOPForrecallk.. .
.. '.,
She r i Othee.•Petteville. 1 - ! 3L IiATT 7 Sherif:
I
Sept: 13„lcift, I - 37-4 t
. . ! _
MISCELLANEOU§:_
LCOHO.I., Fluid, Campiiene, Tur
pentine. ha, fur "site by .14 T. "'ANNUM.
uylktil "Inven t August 21,'56 31.
PCITTOYII44% gUADRILLE.BALNIL •
THIS _ld A.M.! -is now organtzed, ttul
ready An' attend COTILLION PARMA, DALLS
I C NIC3. &c.• Orders addressed to N. .1. Benz, or C.C.
CAILTESt, will receive prompt ittention„
'Pet levllte, July 12, `55,
' • CANCER CURED!
•
fIANCERS • TUNIQR...4; WENS, UL
m's
r 1
ki - c. SCROFULA, WHITE SWELLINGS. & ~
cured 'Db.-nit surotaloperattnns. by nr:LOUNlnninn
Dr. L'l3 pitmphiet (2d mad 3d.) on the treatment and cu '
f Cancers . Tumors. Ac..will be aent taxi's' address f
On receipt of a pi i wtaxestainp. , Oflice, 118% , Walunt at.
- ' -Philadelphia,. pt 11, '341- Of' 33-3 m
/ • ' - I ,
. ~ .
J. SYE ART. DEPUY & SONS, • ,
t ylp
stymie Hai. Chesnut sired. (be Stk.) I Paitidelpfria.
LI Aivg opened'. a 1 . and 8 ndid
I.l..Ntrwl: of Teiret. Tapestry, 11 se is, ter y, In
; -grain and Venitian cmturrisotz..
Also. Floor P 1 Cloth's;Mailings. II rth itngs, DoT
Mats..bru=ets. 'lair 1:040. Table and Han 3 Covers, Bc..
a bleb they are
.. 'ling v low fur, cash, wholesale, and
MAIL , k ; '
.: n
FlTPletriter e; 1 • — , - -,--.L--
IF ,8% 4 11 , 1!..""tiEsPi i","
we°
i•ery abaci.) , pa ithits, with- good c
cheap, to dose opt a censiPtmetit. ~ Paper filiill
those wha dislrei cheap and showy paper will en , _
favorable opportunitylo purchase, wholendu sue retail;
at ' IL BANN Ali'd 'Wholesale and' Retail Bookstore: [,
Where rosy be had (told and .Vel ;et papers. Gold , pie
pets, de.. taryin du NV° from 6 re - tall Id $1 per piece..
I ti
The-best 'assort eat of papers in the copiity call be Coca
at his, estaipki.sh rut; .
' .• . '- .
' Put ist 111).:Nt uit 7, ' - ;,6 —: ' : . '
....,
.
K
,11
MERIIN°I •
• A a'''''' . ort mg on 8 &ea,
Piups. I"ii ' tet Y.inairt Eng4o l es, Dallis'
Parallel Vises, t ddre 'Atha e tieroli Cis eks, Danbling's
Patent wire n . Dudgeon's Hydrant eks, Sabaffers,
'Ashcroft's. geb idt'l and other 8 . .-ke.,rd - e.
Yor sale by i . 11. ?KIND: Meellanles Engineer and
General Ay,ent.. mini, St. bides Walnut, Philadelphia.
'4,3 . - Speeillea torna l eontracts, kr... furl:ll44 for titeam
• gables. boilers. and imarldnery 14 * all kinds:- iraZal:
-,.• ~, .• asid speciti rations rustle for Patents, and Patents
-: cured. l ...!
June 21, 'La I` • i
& WOLFF..
Dealers main andpon Pec•duce, .
Nailkusahenand canary, _
THE sul?,ticiitkers. arc.now
,prOpared to
fin any oelorsitt Ifhlat,"ltre... Corn, Oats. Potatoes,
Bacon, Butter,:t;:xoii, lard, .te. thaStrinty ren tto thou.
Coal ope.rators and pravision dealers of county
would do well got 4.ltoir stipplies of grain) and.
_ _ them at price,' .to be to
orated .opt
shoe he,pnl flied
Abet tat pouches.
le. persc . -41 tomnbase .In. his
line. to will antennae. his Reek befiwepurrlissingelse,
where, as be Isidetertelned to sell on the teed rota e:lab&
to •
tide.,
•• I I
to Part ten se attentlon'pald to arr./let:Ng In all Its
- j
August 23. 1 , 118. 1 . ." .11.3u3
.
FALL COAKS --- AND—MAPOILLAS.
AT WHOLESALE; AND. RIGTAILt.I .
(1 EO,, BULPI N L & C 0.,. Importers
1, Jr - and ntlAufacture: of CLOAKS and 11 JUN,ULLAft.
No. 174 CHESTNUT sty:
.., (a fen doors abOvh 7W, smith
side.) Philadelphia . (In tinectiOn` l llol. ( 4 0 . : 1 1 YLPIN. :; 0 1
k
Unsadway.l.:. ''.. the is est Manufacturer of theso-gmis
la tho United States.) dto rall'the attention of Whole.
1010 and Real buys .to theft large and racial - stock .of
CIO- I{B. TAL.4IIB. &e., for tic fa f t ra de!
Their colic - allots emilltriseis a ram pl4l qrtinent'Of Sal
the latest Otrislan Novelties la relse :quire Alftigne,
Cloth, Plaid BHk, &e., &e.: while the pAci es afferded by
'their eothsaction with the largest ilanUfacturing ilottas.,
(ofthese good' ) bk New York, enablelthem to guarantee
better rain° than Is obtainable elsosther. In this market.
.. '0 f',O.III.ILPIN a Co., ...
•- 1 -
, 174 Chesnut at., afore 7th. A
lugust 28, .1.856.. , - • • , 34-3 m
. .
30350. ! ' - - ' ~ ' - - 1858.
PALL; srocwor NEW 61:10D11..
- LIBENett IWERlNOS,tilleolots,_ '' '
.I.'Ablenable Cluak cloths, ~, : , 1 ; •
Silks, the new styles, - : :', „ , - - .
Magnificent new Wanes, '. •
. oat styles Fall Calicoeei,' - r.
• . fi
erylarge atnek of new Simals: .
_,. A ..ii Flannels, Welsh;;Enalls4 and American,
, 9" --- Clothe, Testingsa ad all kinde Mea"or Wear, r
Sheetings, Table Linens,'Takelinas.de, ' '• .
' , ' • .o . ' I:ltlt4' k LAN - DELL.
,/, Fourth and .krrb streets. Philadelphia:
Storekeepirit are.invitol to e s tiro our New G00d...--
FaortAerair he well suited in ' rry Mud of Dry Goods.
W
4 1rn
s I make 'Mick Silks and t.• els leading articles for
wuniefutio : : •
v.i s.-:=.lo g. bi4 ireelrett daily from •the 'Aid ions or New
Ye rk an 4 Philadelphia. 44 - ITerms, Mu? COL
Philadelphia, Perin:dm. t 5, 'MI •—. ;, gegira •
.
• .
ORPHIANEV.COUIrr.SALE.L . •
DUICSUAN:I' to •an.order of the Ur-
LI linetts . 'l'COurt. of the comity cr tetuylkill, In the
eronmonwilaltb of Penniyivanht: the subtenber..Exectr
toref the last Will and Testament of °mixt. W. Ludwim,
Inte,^l..the town
of Ashland. in the -,ste tit of fiehuyl
kilt; deceased. will expose to sale by pnblic venue. on
Si:tents/A.lm 2;th day of September next. t3O eciork
In'the firennen.en the premises. in the town of Ash.
land. in' the ;minty of Schuylk ill Zaratersid.--411 that
cet fain lot or T oot, of groundisituirte-bit . the tone of
Kshland. iu the County of Schitylkilband stale of Peon.
sylvan's. to wit: On the northwest corner of Ninth and
Walnut streets. being thuiet marled une htindred and
twenrymine Walnut street. containing lii ftent or width
on Walnut street. twenty-Bee feet. andextendloF of that
widthnne hundred reet: With the B PPOrtetiasKes. am.
sliding% of a two story frame dwelling 'house. with a
stone imsemen . t story ; late-the erdate of sald deceased.
Terms and conditions made known at: the time and
. .
place of pile, LEVY., Executor
By onlceot t io Orphans'• CoUrt. '
JOSIICA WYE& Clerk
- ,Potterttfe. Eeptcmber 5; 's6'
EDUCATIONAL
POTTSVII4LE ACADEMIG
TnekHE Autuinnal Term ni this, Institu-1
nu. alkl Crinn on Mondiky.September Ist, all o':.1
r .A. 11: gperlal Teacher 1t34 beet procured fur
1 nstruetion Jn French and tiennan.
• ger. 11. it. 831YSE11, erthripia.
POthiellle. AuguAt Ir.
French It German Convfp, .
IVU ILL, be•conducie Aston Ridge
pit ,
, Seminary duriMT.tbe co tug n, by the mu
sic and drawing teachers. who 'are na (Switzerland
snot Germany . and hare been . corm . tpl professionally :
i
mn
foe several years, with dEstiogniihed lilts In Oertna- .
Ity awl England. Th e whole aspen althis institution,
including all, egtms, is illet9 per . - rt. omitting Latin;
and Drawing , $350 ; and omitting t e Languages. Mt tic
and Drawing, Va. - ' Rer.,11, 1 5.. Ell/NTT:WT . OS.
Tillage Orem P. o.lDeLiwarxeounty;Pa.
August 23,'55 . '; •-• lm . •
i.
NAZARETH 'HAtLS,
Nos arab, Soithompro; 5. Hey, Pe.
__,- ' : • ' ,
• : PfaEllt TSIRY SAt.E.
THE 72d Anithal Session of this lito—, - . • . ti e s tei oak Lauda.
.1., rattan BOadlng School. for Yeinne Gentlemen, will, THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.-„
open on Tuesday, August 6th. 1856. Board and Tuition 14 Cent lands, ete„ of the "North 'Pennayiranis Cud
In the regular English branches, per quarter, $5O. In- ' ' nany," femme County, Pa., three& miles northward
structlon in Mole and the Languages. nor quarter, from of win t ,,,,b a
$4 to $lO. a..cording to the number 'of lessons Oren.— - On TIIESDAYSept.I4, UN, at 734 delos n ; je: the
Payments 119advance._ • REV. EDW. U. HECKEL, evening, will be sold at public sale without e, 'at
_. • , • • , Prier, • the phitagelphLa Exchange.--'• •
to
Buremers—Sompot rillYsltine EPle cu d r'ank ttel By order of Stanley Woodward, Agora tor the 024.•
of Pottaillle. 1.. . . • ‘ tie under authority of an Act of the Legislature of
July 10, 'Ol i ' ' ' . 6.40 t• 1 ' A La ed 2d Ageil 1
- Penneyr. an ,-appror , 856.
•
.4 fit All those seven tracts of hind, situate in Plazas
Township, LW/4MS C 4, Pennsylvania, fronting on
the Susquehanna Riser, and,toundemi by lands oft
EU K. Prier ' John Searle, W. IL Spur- Ing.J. Starke.. U. U
Yuller ;r iudbreanal. seem' ba tik 'roads, according to
a ser ve made 1n t 1854,1y4.1„001t, D. S., Losern•County.
On et No, lie A new engine and abaft, atraa4l7 era- '
Wand driven through three. veins of good cod. Them
improveinents would enable a party percbleßlite to 'eoto*
thence oPerations,?redlately car's •Lar:,o scale. -.The
operningleing on bank or the rem/. the expense ' of
loading boats will . coasequeatly Teri small. Wit b Mesa
heftier. at 'le:14600 tone per do, c a n be lifted from the
initze= t aced to boats ready for market. ,Tbe north
ern ex of the North Branch Canal is now nearly
etenpleted. arhkh a 111 open an entirely new market fur
the mineral wealth of the Wyoming Talley, sod the az
puma/ ; eligible ottltottoh' Of that lands wlll render
them amanitas/ int to etoy Re adiantasgek ' Itaboiald
be mentioned aim that the large Pittston :vein la dill
to be reached, ',sling In thickness from 14 to 20 foit.
• Shaft 90 feet deep and 16 bye% het wide,-to alO feet
vein of coal. '
,°pi gllg • -
' Abu, Engine, 40 hires . o,' uoistins
43.ir, Thugs, ,
Apparatus, ite., entirely new.
Also, on lot No. 2 lea built Behotts when loading. ,
Cestomplated Railroad lOU run throe& Intell, A_ and
tie rit it ti l l=st a k u u d l e g rU ir te l I lt ir igk tioli . 1 Y. is handbills,
and a lithegraphr hoe Ur. l atilgievey, my be
had at the Ojtua tie Misers! Aili ititivtaiis and
ta-Lisoovirass. waistors. 1 . -__ ~ ...• •
- elliP•Salerabsoluto, wlthontany ~kr gr: nisionami6.
Tout 794 fortber saran itps st• saw . w ) ..- 1.
' 7 - • 'IC TUOYAS it lONA AwffioN;ii'i..
-. Cr mad. ell 80,11.0bspriii wort,' 7
112-Itif •
. - •
: - • TOtE_motiwr sEmmuuty, - - 1
insEr.;ri tiiliMs northwest from Phil
i,
Sadelphla, dear Nati4Tirp,Pa., will be opecflor young
men and boys abovellaraof age. from October 1,1850.
ts=e I 1857. The I . in healthful, the surrounding ,
leiensdlnel , 1, Mil, the accommatatlons suf'
Went foe 140 beard ' liyal •it students. and the tams:
not exorbitant. • . . l'apv pf erudles is eittensive, the
1 44 laLeriPerlelt - • ; . .-' ; . - . and every reasonable ef- : ;
fort I N MIMe to prong . ! 1 :!: .-, physical., intellectual and;
'moral welfant of the .. .• A circular will be sent to
order, with pith.. *,-. 4 niikd references It desired.
• .; : ' , I;•-'., A)ll7gf, AARON, Principal.' !
i
. • Norrist wii; Pa.: i, . -;'. b 10,16. ..' : 3:40t,
4- . 0--- , • ;,..),
..
' P LYTIItCHNIC COLLECIE„'• :.1
3.4
Ott et Stet,* Of IPennsylvaulita. ':;
-.
Wed tsar fitztark,l'hfladephia. - - . -- r ,: ' ' '; i.
( I ) . IIO:iNiZED -on .thi ' :plan.rif thp in.•
dustlial Cols of Continental' 'Came, and the
. ou y Collate*
_the Union in which geutleateet - graduate
in the in du stria l plidessions. . Yonetb year commencing
MONDAX, September 151h.'18541. .- - •
•,_ . ' ''' I !',l C Eli 2' Yr - - ' • - '
Mathemakies and Engineering, - Prot il. IL' Pease= r.
General and applied C he mistry, ' "
.. A. L. Itimixert.
*Jellaba and Goebloeiy. , . ~ .. " .--- It. H. ilotreme.l
Geology; Illoorilogy sod Alktitogi '':".. •A. W. Zego.
Arehlunki 1 Topegespit'llsg, " . .1.-11Agle t .'' . .1
Frooeb Mel Spilee, . . . - - . 5 : V. AlullSlai.
- ' . .--• , .-0, , ge.
~ .p o r
- 1
, Tor eilteGegoeopd *Aber lolbeloitiole; - • --' 1
..-,--! fi ' A. L. susaannorx,4".., pro. , i
Atisersisi 'At' - -r: ' ':-- . ' ' ''' ." ' '...
-i
SEW
bligeftr4ANEffila
IkarNS Zinc 'Paints, and • White
lb" sal* by - J. T. HANNIIM.
/Um. AuLlst 28.1. 34.
20001)- FEET Window Glass; al
• .so 1 1 !? oilag - Ellasi Plates, liad Put . !,"
*wSb a.tliANNUg.
. Schuylkill Onto. di gust M, • •
'"
WOE , ' onvoivitTmel.
W 0
PUNCH CALT SKIN& and Puna losUrti
No 6 Booth 3d at.. PhOadstphL
A good* amortatoot of all Mafia Laisiois,llo6oo3l,
eta., oto..
do& itZD and OAK SOIX LRAM=
33, - 3446
- • - WATER,. ETRE&
al yllE Subseri . • having been author
bailiff th e otancithetthers of Waite ilehea, will
i pli ail orates left with them, at their pthea.
~,E.IARDLRY Ai SON.
- f
Pottsville. August 30, '36 , U. -
•
. D ES I R A B LE iIOIIANCE...
FARM, within two
• mile of Pottsville. for salts--coutahilng about sea
entty-ilve acres; twenty-five .of wbieb la nodes a high
state of cultivation. The balance luta AL good growth of
timber. Mere l a dwelling sod banal* the.
For terms and particulars lava:tor ROST Atl,Grltt.tr iL
Centre street; Pottsville.
25-at
Atirgust
DHEDXS; PLOTES AIND DRAFTS.'
eeir tisyeels. ' ,
Subscriber havreg made aw
,' rangensents to handiti the neirind hseptlfal styles et
enpnred Cheeks, Dens and Notes, Inviteeattention to
the latest end most approved patters; swirl/ens of which
ran be seen at his store. . D. HANNAN'S
Mei* endStatione . Stor
Pottaallh, Allgud 30 . le ae,
LEONARD, FRY - fli, CO.,
Bankers Dealers la.Exchaage. •
. TAMAQUA,
riOLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO
„hod drafts for on 'UAW prbsdpat eines in the
Cabo. Also. drank toe sete"os-bagtand, Ireland, Scot
-1 and and Wake.
June 14.
• • .
FARMERS 011? : ISSI6IIIIIOIIIIIIO,ODI
(2 : ROWERS if Meat and Rye, use'
‘,..j 4 LEINAITS Soper PhosPliate of Lime; If you want
heavy crops. or LEmstrs American Fertiliser. These
valuable manures have been used ear the Pest. six - years
-successfully for the Gm and Tobeeco .1n Virginia;
Pennsylvania,' : le Delaware, 11110 and the
Wands Of liertnuddippd Weed ; A ' 1. (ZOilts.)
cl a
is sufficient tie an sae' nd.`,, Th e slim Users are
composed of reliable *mini iiornenia. h larply
Lames* the crop and improve the soil, de tug the ral
rt. 0." thwtt Land. Prier of the phosphate of lime. is 110 •
toe, Nitrovened $5O, the Amertmat Fertlllseirs23 per ton,
or $3 110 a barrel, $1 29 • keg; also, every variety of Gu
ano, pure Land Plaster. Potash. Nitrate o Soda, Done
Dust, Powdered Panned. Ate., dr., _ -
0110. A. LIDINAU. deter,
No. 19 South 'Feint street, Philo& phia.Pa. v
' *at-Goods deliveied free of charge. To wholesalik deal
. ars. Unbend discount. Pamphlets lu the Nnilish and
Gertuanjareguaaes gratis. - Orders at a distsUce, cash sae
couipanytag or Draft, promptly attended to by''
9. A. LEINA9, Proprietor. •
. .
._ • . - , • Philadelphia.
.:
N. B.—Diplomas, have bean evniirded from the Penn
sylvania Agricultural Society; New Toric'erystal Pa/a&
Assofiation. and New Jersey State Apiculture! Society:
August 16, IMO' - . ' • , . 33-9 m
_. . .
CM
XIIIMEED STATES AIMICULTVILAL .IKlClltir.•
1 ' OFF/CE-140 Chestnut &reef, Philiielpkia. .
i' jillE ' Fourth Krinual Eichibition of
1 I - the UNITED STATES ADRICULTERAL SOC.III
- • will hal - ad-se. Powellon, (Philadelphia.) no Tuesday,,
:Wednesday. Thursday. Is May and Saturday. Ostolier 7th,
:Slit. Cathr Rath and tith. -. • •
:, Premiums from Tweratv4lve to Two Itundred Dollars.
*Mop nt log' in the aggregate to Fourteete. Thousand DoL
tarsi will be offered for the various claeses of Domestic
Animals. Fruits, American Winza. Vrgetabley, Drains •
i• and Agricultural Imple O ra and Machinery. .-
A !oval Oientnittee at iladelphia. reprekenting the
a i
' various :ranches of Ind 0,-4 has been appointed, to co•
emanate with the officers ott he SoclotY.jri perfecting ar•
,raegetnents Inc the Exhibition. •And ifteeaThoMand
Dollars have been guaranteed to meet. expenses.: MIA
material aid. coupled with the excellence of the selected
1 McAllen end the brie amount et, Premiums offered, In,
dm:ea:the ex pertat Mu that the Ektdbither of itffe6 ? will
be snowier to any of Re predecease rt. ' , • ~____
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• A Grand • gricultural Limpet. in which ladies. --- 'u'vre . II
as gentlemen, will yetrtielpete. will take place on Friday.
October loth; when distinguhthed gentlemen illi address
- he assemblage. , : - , . .
; Favorable arrarn*zr.ents with the Terkel' raiiroads,for
the Iransymfation of }Rock and other orticlea are in pro
!gretg. the terms of which will lie given (*application at
th ' i l ni
il r . e it . of Ent: la.-a. the Awards of Freud igur, Mad the•
Pre logs. will be published la the of the 516.
cieti I FS& ,
~T a Premium List , lot:ti the Regulations and Pro
, gm me of the Exhibit idn. will be furnished on applica
tion' to Mr. John 311:10eran, Assistint—reetetary of the
Vetted St rte. Agrieulturaf So . :Hey:lM eip•%inut street,
(Room of the Philadelphia Agricultural"a" -- wicti,ler by
' addiessing thii Secretary at lieston. '
• . , iliAltaliALL T. WILDER, Frelaideut.
I - •:' WILLIA3OI. .1.• NO, Secretary.
1 • August i 4 '59
`Nos .
341°1.Ln. g'ansiu'.
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• • LADIES' FANCY FURS..
1 OHN FAREIgA, No 284 Market
14 street-above ptit. Philadelphia. MPORTE.R. II ANIL
FACTUIthit and Di:Ala:lt in all'lrs and
tralities of FANCY FURSJOr Ls les and
Children. J. F. would'eall the. att ntbm t 4
the Indiewind others to his Immense assort-.
•therst, beingthe direct Importer and" Manufacturer 'of
111 my FURS. I feel onfident In laying that i can offer.
the.greatest Inducements to those In Want; and at' the
431310 lime will hive one of the largest assortments to se
lect trent; c all
heft
and the tratle'vrill pica.% give me a call
hefl purchasing. as my !Whoimule hiephrtment Is vett
supp. ed to moot the demand , for L.:eq.:l,l4We in thti Fd
floe, aid at th e lowest passible Mannbtcturer's thrice*. ,
' JOHN FARZIIIAM.I Merkel:4 ' •
Slit. 0.144. .-. .
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t 1131 i WOLF'''. •
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It impoiter
A, i
ilvi.r.i?. PISTOL-cc
..1114arlphla...-rbere
algokretrtnat'or fine
Wee dtl•fic - gups. r 1:.
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34,6 • • • '
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The Vail antWinter - Sty es for
1135.
JUST IigeEIVEI) AT TUE ,
- "City Hat Btore," •..
Ne.rt door to the "Pottarille Houee," Cedtre Street,
Pottevit(e; Pitiona. '
;••
• tembor 6; 19.50
. .
NEW • ' LL GOODS AT THE CHEAP STORE!!
110 ' NLEYS; CHISM, on the North
aTEast (m
)toer of 111011711 ,1 . and SPRING GARDEN
, (Harrison's White Betiding.) . PHILADELPHIA,
hare now on hand the larxest,cbestiost rt ..1 and cheap
eat stock of • FA NCY AND STAPLE DitY GOODS, in this
or any other eity in the Valets!! We hare parchanal
all for CASH, and will sell them yery . cheap for cash. '
WM osir Mend-seal* and judgeThr themselves?
- srldisi BRAWLS:I DRESS GOODS!!! .' -
. j EdchDress Silks. Stripes, Plaids and Plain Colors. -
Best 011 Baird Blatt Silks. Imported. '.
1 Parnell Ilednoes.plahiCashmeresandal Wool DeLalns.
Long and Erinaro Brodie; Shawls. - • '
1 Crape Shawls./Stells_Shawla,ke.. Ac. ' I
' -DeLenes. Chintzes, G nghoms. Pa-amattas. *c.
Embroideries, Kid Gloree. Hosier! andll'illtfa.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN STAPLCODS! !I
I i Shirting and Sbees Ina Enalinserrnyq Ilty . ood width.
Flannels. Blankets. Ticking/. Crashes. .
Best Irish Linens. Table Cloths. Quilts: etc.
I
Chiths,Casalmeres, Sarni:tette and Meetings.,
! Carpets, Oil Cloths, Droirgetts. !failings, etc.
TIIOIINLEY A CRIBB,
I - N. E. dr. Eigh th and. Sp r i g Carden Streets.
iiGrOmnibusses run past our deo ereig ten .. tinnier,
mm the Exchange. in „which onr customers tan ride
free of charge. To them we funds tkitsts, ' • . '•
IN. 8.--A Wit earn nut On pawn.. '
[ 1 Sept. 6,.18416..
SUPER PHOSPHAT OF LIME.
DIPLOMAS have bee awarded to the
subscribers for the above article, by the •
Peniustvanta Sate Apricutturid &tidy. -
Noe .tersey •
Bucks Chanty.' " - . .*
• Schisyltdt amity ' "
u i
Burks Chanty
autte Cberaty, LtL, K d . k
•
The quality and h4h character of our ilon M
well hocern;. It he maddened the best and. cost tellable
manure for '•
CORIp NITS, WAEAT, Penni' Os GSA"
scot only.piodoelag largeerrips, but preeminently
IMPROPINIS iiwSOIL, i
Prig:4l;4oPa 2000 Um AS Ott. per /b.) • •
-o,4lmoii—Oblierve that e4rybarrel Of ourartlde has
Mir maw and that of, Pelts rd Kidd stamped on the head. •
PlUllpttlets describing Its qualities and mode of wing
can be bed - at-our store:. or ley mall, when desired. A lib.
araldectlon made to dealers. -
AGE., WA:MD!
; i2l'
• We have Air side One cargo of the celebrated
PA.CLITICartZAN GUANO.
(ImpOrted per ship ILartiet lloxiej similar to that sold by
us last reason. end-which pre such gnat saUrthction.
It is fully sold to Peruvian Guano ate lower price. .
• CANCI:0321:11, OIL PISEIJIAIII7IIIC.-
A full ripply Of Ibis new and valuable *rile* to which the attention of Verniers. , '
GOTERNmz.Nrr Petunias ouaso,
'Constantly on hand and for sale at the breast rates.
. CORN' enziatatilts
of the most approved construction; Et_
prices.
ALI.EN iNielraLES,
No. 23 & Wharves and 35 F. Farr street,
First store above Chastratit.. Pbtlad'a.
.4ir•Yam anima load it the Water 'street front, and
avoid the crowded wharf.
Auguit2 '6O . Fl o
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By , ph and tops~a
' ThD !tapyilaicauthif — Ciriclunatt •TlStinday,
celstiratedA Miss saltstes
morning, iait pi 6t:
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Foater's Iptr ori -- . - cougreas in the Sixth Cos.
gre!tsku ii et,_ :wet Whi
Democrai
EC
••, !aim illietoratTletet bat bow!
• thi --- froos
. at 15,000 •ixtiotily ht Yrs.,
. • Ten . Omit Jimaiy semis Do
Opk , . '
An.Oppositi I
formed: In In•
puti down.
monfand Fre •
chance in Ho°
• I,l ! eipte
.Anenthuidasti , Re ablitins unseating was hold .
at Newark, on dej.2j)M•Lpereesit—trerer—
present. • -
Thelst' publicans reasetneeting at tliadd"it
Ford, on Theredey, 1 oceisloth of the senl- 1 : 1
versary of the Bet at lodywine. There wen
sereral thoneand Pe 'ne i , , 1, e. en • tr... •• '
siastaintinifieted *Pall (fist 0X134 . 0 or IL
FREEDOM A TRILISOION. • -! • .
is it an . -.
In Baltimore , on Tbursd . eight, thirgepubli- •'.
cans of that City attempted tar hold a Meeting to. '‘
appoint a Fremont eleetorifileket-forblerYlarid, ' -4-
but it was broke* up soon ride -tbe.-ormudittion .. 4
.by a crowd of men eqd boy's; forced their Intl :• '
into the room and drove out tt er Republicans.—
Messrs. :cochranS„ Gountion 'nd.lfereditk. the/
t
principal 'parties to the meet s . were chased by .f. i •
the crowd for Auroral square , a * lastly ; -
compelled to seek refuge i it Mae from their 4 . ...
I
. ' tuners. Several persopa ai e l perigh, ‘ —,- , ---
), e back wind ows of the Ilall: • ..--- .. • , -
i 4
If freedom or speech and" po tipal actiott Ira
this perseeritedln* State as'mll
,:iu its Pr 0.814- '.
very views as )far ; land, the people can Itidge bow
tiranaleal must be the censorship fatribm _South. ', "
Freemen, eonsioi the condition of yourfrel' i white
brethren of the South. Should you &it in pro-
.... ~
tecting them this kill, tbeir,eondition'willlie less -
enviable than that of the Russianocrf. Xottgivir -----
free foot to - a - power irk desires to override you'. "
as it does the rufgre s ve. The Slave power,
prates that It Is not seed nal. ' That Baltimore
outrage stamps the o
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ttus a lie. 11 • .
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JAR IN KANSAN.
Pre4larery ' °sir:gee on the 4res, &AU
The . Adasinisfrition guiiaining Llt Bonfits'
.
The following 'are the * full particulars •of theme ..
latereutrages at 011.Mwetomie; Leavervivortb, and '-
11...
other places in Kansas, porfietrated by the Bordtes-°*-
Rufilens and miler bands of Pe : St:ivory lava- •
den: ' While readio4them, let iM - remembered
that the presenttAdministration ere', at this l mo.
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facet - not onlyinifferinethise outrages to contiol
tie; hut Support te ruffian' perpetrators in their '
aim- against th e ea Stateimen, and ;that to'con.' •
'tinuo that support
Cl , Bac A hanen /and hit i arty are
. , f -.'
pledged by the ueinnati s latfonn. •
DA TTLE - 6F OSSA WATO . . '
A party of.itome five or six . Inelatimad
_lt-
diannWhe bed gone oat. to Ranass-MI selitaii*-/ /
turned re . This city yesterday morning. on kthe • t
steattrar Polor.Sfar;_havingleen captured at the ... '
Battle, of Ocsawatornie by the forces !nadir lieu,
e&
Reid; and after belie detained a I - or trio' in
captivity, weniconduffilid tit Westport, al - 414bere *---:.
placid on board .thr steamer V 1,4 k taken nut of,
the Stine or 3licstVori, and accompanied with the
threat that if they ever ventured bark to the Ter
ritory At Kansas, and_stero eaught, they jshoutd .'
t latently be bring oV *het. . -. /
Learning of,tite arrivalpf this party, We bed .
an interview with its men _on board the inner t
Haltiuinre, onw 'eh they had taken passage for
4 /
Alton, Illinois. Their sevens l accounts agree so
perfectly; the et have condensed and embodied ,
all their stn Ments that we might present our
readers with a vemplete Itnil reliable .narrative of
the terrible conflict at Ossawatomie. .„ . : •
The town k of'Ossawatomie was CoMposed of .
from thirty td forty, houses. find was a' thriving ,-
place before' theßensas difficOlties,-and had I,pop- •
citation of aboutotwo hundred. - It is situated ina•
mediately bctwicn the forks of a branch of the
-Osage Tint- and Pottawatomie river. _The dis
tracted elate of the country bait occasioned ame,tti.. - -
wait totalolesertion och e town by* thelarniltes
tiving.in kt, nnd:at thetime of the fight ft was oci-", ..
espied by . about fifty armed Free State men and a
few women and 'children. -
- At six, o'clock lasttEntarday morning, just after.
sunrise, a_pro-slavery party of about 400 Brent un- •
der General Reid, made their appliaratiee before ,
the, town
. havitig inttheir command is piece ofatr-.; .
tillery, 41 niostli t rthem mounted. They 'had'
made aforeed march ef thirty or forty miles from •
'their tamp on Bull creek. As soon us the Free ,
State men described the' praslavery force, they
Plet ‘ themseives under command •of Captains
Brown and '.Updcgraff, formerly or Ohio; and " .
tonight shelter in It growth; of underbrush about ,•
thrett bun - aged yards distant from thp town. The I .
pr,3-slavery force 'maintained . theft 0:Good at •
about' a half mile, and, ei , mmenced firing with -....... •
their. canon, which was :loaded/ with grape and :3
canister slugs. 'They bad an advantageous po
sition, and each discharge •of the gun raked the
-ambush' of the Free State fettle - with fearful of..
feet. One of coltritiforman'A" . states that hp Cite
three of his comrades fall It nee; stilt they am- . ...'
turned as briskra fire as they Aould, it'd succead.'.
ed in wounding .-several of their enemies. After • .
some ton or a dozen discharged from the artillery,
,1 a company of about eighty of the pro-slavery
1 force4lismounted from their horses, and - haVing
stieroended.the place of retreat made t.a 'charge
arid completed the entire rout of the Free State •
7111 vend of whom, in attempting to cross - the . ';
str m along , which the tight raged, were shot in
th :critter and,were either instantly , killed or so '
b ly : w undcd its not to, be able td save them- .
lye rota death bytdrOwnini. , _.* 't . " '
' oof our inftirmehts state, that he IT the ' .
body of Captain Brawn in the 'water. II knew
it whim by his coottl.and hat. He thinks there
is no doubt of hip ng killed. Seven of the :
si
Free tate men were - tured; after which the
town as set On Ore and tirely destroyed. -. ' •
n arching- back toll!' camp on Bull creek,.
th prisoners were subjected to very entel.%treat-
m t, and two "of them, the one named Williams
anti'theethe.r "Dutch Charley," . were taken out •
.of the camp tied shot by their infuriated enemies.' ,
Tb l tt latter wee. a Hungarian who had fought un.
de. Kossuth, and since his removal to this coun •
try,hadaived In'Kansas and taken it very active ' '
jut with the Free State party . I Ile' was present '
at t 6 battle of Black Jack, and after the capture
r i i
of the pro-shivery party, x'lls appointed to ghrd .
.•
n
the \\prisoners, one ottwhdrn was a man na al ..•
'Totem:tn. , This COlsman wife' tektite battle of . . it- .-"
.sawitomie, antl'itter the capture of. the F est
;State men .reeognized'"Dutoh Charley.'" lie •_•,.
mended that "Dat ti Charley " be delivered n
~
s k
~him, still taking him Ont.lhot him dead. ' ..
- .Frederick Brown, son of Capt.ltiown, was also
-, killed.: Sid_
was,one of the picket guards of the
Free Stet* camp at Ossairatoutie, and being sue
,prised, ho was abcdthroegh thetiteartley a preach
er named Martin Whiter. •AlterVeing killod..ant.
'while lying on the ground; with the mouth re- '
taxed and•open in death, another •shot was tired. -.
Ursa bin throat. • • .
The above Is-the, straightforward".thle of this-,
party of inen,.and hears upon its Nee the imPrese
/,.
of truth.—St. Lost, Derstmrat, &pr. 6.
J . ... 'At Leaintiarth, Mr. William Phillips, a law':
i
yer, and Si. man a- butcher, lave been murde'red
by the Fro•Blive;qben. Quite: a'nutither of the' ..
citizen . a have been coispelted to, give up their
t t_
1 homes strokfiy-1:5•.: their lives. The mob under . '
1 , ~ . .
Emery have foltpossessiom of. Leavenworth, and
have put every man of the Free Slate party, and •
many who'sre but moderato ilia-Slavery ten, to .
.
the tot, as felisws :.--L 7 "Will you take up arms and' , , .
' fight the d.;--d abolitionists, or will you ghlt the-
Territory r - • .. .
' The town of West Point, Ara, bas bats Invest- .
• .
ed by the ltulline, and a man eased Daniel Mar.' '
tie, A tavern keeper,, Tabbed animated to
'leave the place.
. .
lila, could . rill equine. wi th e amostnik of
ro
P.Blavery mantes which MA AL. Our read- . •
. .
en en see trom the above what': the Pierra Ad-- •
ministration upholds--wbal they are ealhd upon
to eondeastkin - November next. • . • ,
Zr..3t
ME
3d-3m
1211110
. Euttopanat Intutziannci;—:By the "City of
ißhltimaee; at Philadelphin, we ere in possession
of Ltt erp aol dates to the 27th nit.
In Spain the goverainent As occupied sp7
potellas new °Meer', Wanly from the lalberat
party. It was' an/mooed that a
.decree would
appear in a few days, 'oppressing the whole of.
the National Guard. and that tbe province of Ida-;
.drid bail already been disarmed. In Portugal,
the bread riots bad been suppressed. At Lisbon,
the cholera way declining. In conaceptence of the
recent riotty- si great many arrests of troops and
citizens had been Made. The arrival of the , :
French sqaadron in the Tape, (had caused muellt,
eseitatient. This harvest we:saver:end had proved
more uafavorabla than was aistiCipated. !The
Tian ire aletimplete failiire, and 'disease had.also
appeared among the tattle. It wits rumored that
a Collision bad oecurroa at Palermo, between the
Neapolitan and Swiss troops. ;Throughout
Neapolitaitprovinees this crop's had failed. Ade.'
tris has ordeted the seqiestrated property of the
;Amhara exiles to be
. sold. The piratical attack
on a Prussian corvette, on the .eoast of Morocco, ,
liad caused an inteasii• exeitifinent at : : Berlin, the
feeling being that , Prussia shoald undertake the_ — .
chastisement of the pirates. Russia has volun
teered several ships to any expedition Prussia
may send ;fur thatilmrpose. The tritisli Envoy
at Denmark, +ma fetitsellioni *teatime:tee with 1,
laic geiverninind,"and '•11 - kiningtheneil the hoped that,
England sPetiglily‘hOtedelo rho plan of !rapt
talizing the Bound Dues. 'the cholera; has sp.
pealed In Stockholm, the capital f Sweden, and
the Itussian Military,Envoy, Doolisee,:tres thefirst
lianas: :The Russian government gives bopis of
tba eeneader of I,lelgrade. ,
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