= .:e-vrtf-
, t
I
.littS
1 0 011iiiii1tLE
sivapair,: obzosaa. 4,.
,~ saa,
:. :: Ilta 40OR 'min orrirs:moupe ~',",
OCtliti -Whit .mtl ' popidatifin of tho Blare
Swami; erbieh.in 185.0 ntunt;ered . l,49o,B92iluttite
,i
t4ti
-, me oftwenty-oneyea and ipwardei but 2/7,-.
,• - 825 ,w . slarelsolde that is-but about ....one
, fifth of e white:m*l adalta - ofthe Shire Btitei
ownsl es. ,Zrti in egtir "ain't. bstaithe
inlaid condition'of' the
,non.stave-italdlefk - ihiqg
•,, :if t tbrilh - outb, 'especialy, es t4ey bare no •real pi-'
litleatereighfpranafike is the. eeeetris *i.;4
Hu h, opponaity to:epenk 'for 'theraielves. Mr.
t ,,te
,- 7 .fleorgellf. Weston, r some ' time the editor of,
~.' fie 41iy the leading mantis paper in keine,
.Itbe.,foritwenty yOuni i hss been a reader of SOnth.
... ein'newipapers, and a watt* and hearer.of Oen
greutional debates, is all' - that *time does not re.
"eolleei ever to halm is or beard these non-glare=
holding *bites rife to hjSoutherngentlimen,
is coistituting any of. what . they, call ''.,tie
&oak"' 'When' the
i rights' of the South, .orTits
„ t
interests, Or its instil tions are spoken: of, refer
once ikalicays into ded to the rights,. wrongsi
• PoNey, ititereste an institutions,' of the three
'hundred and forty yen thousand' larebelders..i.-
•-• Nobody gets into C grass from the Boutb . but by
their direction; nob efy speaks'atWarbinglon for
any Souther* inters t eseeptiheits. , But there is;
at the South, quite tothei.. interest than theirs;
+break% fOrti tw tothree times es i meny'white
WA* ;• and intiile ,t o the deepest sympathy and
tailendseretion„ in vies? .of the material, lista
. leetoal . and moral va i tions to which it has, been
inthitited, the deg adation to which it haial
teetiy been itninCe and the ' still' niore . fearful
• degr w
inhtion With tub it is thtletitenedhy the in
irluibli3Operatioril of-existing, causes. and iiied
___.
Worki . gmen, ig o n 'the' distressing and
i il
' • 'to i
discouraging rein cou d ed,,, in the annexed
stittiets : from ,a p per ''ob , "betotrio - Menefee;
• turps in the South and Weft," publiiim.) by gr.
• Tarver;,of Missouti, in 1847: ': `• . • • • I[.
i
•
"The free population of the South: may bas'aff
, ;
vided into two classes--tho siaveholder and the
''.
non-slavehottler,Ami* aware that the r,ela
' • tire mombirs of tl oseotwo classes Itarn'everheen
ascertained Men iff',:the Stateg . , hut 1 tom otitis-.
tied that the non- levaloolders far outnumber the
slaVeholdirk—per ape ;by three.to 'one. In. the
Morasouthern 0 tam of this ration the :Ma
c
- shiVeholders poi ego, generally bu t' " ery !MAI
meals, trml the 1 nit which they passes* is almbst
••• universally poor, and so sterile that a scanty sub
sistemns is all th t can be denied frotalle .talti:
1 ,. Talon; and the' more fertile soil, being ib the
, ' : posression of the slai•eholder, 'must. ever. remain
otteof ~ the phwer of those - who have none. •
-, • 4 1 1, '• \ • 1 .ullt thkalareholdingedass
of •the populatio of theillouthweit, the introdue
,,,.. lion of manufae urea is nerless interesting, than
• .to_thelamt-illovatholding class.. The" former pos.:
peas almost 44
or
wealth of the country. The.
highest'
of GAS wealth is a subject .ofithe
;lushest contido4Von to those who possess It." .
, 1
',... This jfihtualor distressing, in thet itexhibits
' • - diree-fourths of the wbires of the South eub•stan
. . . .
.tially destitute ef property, driven tipoo jlOlll-80 .
sterile that 010 , a scanty ettlasistebere is obtains
. bits; ibbicouraging is it:exhibits dhis great hulk of
,
the orbitepopuhttion being siegiaded socially. -
• ,P.S..our en address nrnin ttke. subject of inueufae
- • turbs iu Sonfl: Vaseline • difterealia 1851, before
-.; • thOouth Carolina Institqte.,.loy .W.illianoVregg,
' `•• Esq., sib ma ke?the fotiewibg extracts:
•• la alkotherisountrics, 1 mid particularly man
" nfactbriog Stains, labor and capital are :mowing
_ an antagonist:cal positiolf.'• here it cannot be
the case ; capitill will be able, to
_control Tabor,
even in monsiftictitrea toith { rhiies, for blacks. cart
••• • alwar.be ieitaled fo in ease of need. * k *
- ... Frinu the'best estimates (h i nt I him' been able to
make, I pot titrrn the witi to people who ought to
._.., wet*, and whi do - bat, or ho\are.so omployedes
Jobe \w,holly.imprbdoctly .to the State, at one
:i t :. tildtdr,e,d and trenty'-firg:t ousand. • - t ' •
1
./, • By tbfs it :appears that but onts-fifth of the pres
j... , out poor, whit s, 4of our State would be necessary
to operate 1,0 0,000 spindles." ,
r
~-Thoi-niffago latical pfsition referred to between
•
labor end caps al, is .that :noblest in which free
••,E orhite' tabor obtains from cap tot adequate remu
neration
. .
neration for service rendered. That white labor,
iis susceptible et actio/alba i the, Slave states
- ifs prevenby the statement o Mr. Gregg to the
' leffec tl thee thl:9 l xistence of SI ve ry" i"Mob by
capi
tal to control bite labor its isfldsek, - 'by . the
• pew! l ! which 1t •retsdna.'to ea titut4-..the latter
;labels; the for Mer bermes unrid . '
~ .
, - It becomes interesting 'to g Dee at the cortdi.
lion h . f.tloe p pillailon thus en tapassed by slave
, •.,
Ishtar. Gov . . Ilambiondlin en '
address' before 'the
;. SaiiitiCarali a Inatital, • in 1850 descif/ee the
r. • ,
'poor whites, f that State as _follows: - - -
/
"They obtain a preceilons trabsistiotr&igna:
'Mouldcaw, Ly hunting;.by ilshiirej.lay plantlaiiiie
fields t folds, and tad often bpwbat is in. its et
'tectia fa worse•Htrading-vlth slaves, and seducing
!hens to plunder for, their:le:befit."
fireg,g speais''ne : •
, _
necessary to MAME a toantrfacturitii•
anties, in a healthy location, it uny•
me, to by re crowds of these people
king eraployinent at half the corn='
en to upefatives at the North.. It is
lit to be brought in contact:with such
d degrudsion."' • q
ion/roes sots of South Carolina real
to n dau'olotion of the Union, if iG she
Pi!steherel
is uti!ti
eillsge uF Eh
• part of the
arnind Sou, ,
pentnion gi
indeed paint
ignrancit n
Olin the e
•
)7 eon temp!
cannot be .
! twitted to extend further, institutions
ender 4-bic one.fifth of her people are savages;
'while anot er tbrie-fifilis are slaves? treemen,
' what think ou of !the institutions which have for
.their clam ions, Brooks and Keittl' ' -
.' . in 4 paper published in 1i152, upon the I.ndisis.
.'''tritil Regeileration/ of the South," advocating
',, manufactu es l the Hon . J; 111 Lumpkin , of Geol . ,
i , gisi, says , :' l, •-- -!; 4. •
.„ '
}'lt is oh acted thartlctietnannfacturing estelk•
Hsi:anent' will bocome -the hot-beds of crime.
.• i • . • ... - But .t' am by n,tmeans ready
.
•AWcoieede that our poor, degraded,"half-ftal t half
clothed,
othed, a d, ,ignorant i opulation-j-without Silo
, lasth Scho ls„'or , any , other kind l Of instruction,'
.seems! or moral, or witbouttinsijnst appreciation
, • 9( chaisteter-,will be injured by giving them em
• pleyment, wkileb'srill hring•thens ender the over
, sight of employers, who will inspire. them with
self-respect by taking an interrt in their tvel re."
, . .
Ifere too, reader, it seems
.. ',Otet. Gear .'
like
Fend' Ca lino, tinder, the influence f the
.
same itiise has . her poor whites; degraded, half
fed, ~ lial lothed, without' imental or merai, : in.
ri
:structron, deititute of 4ellrespect,_ and of nay
jest app ' istion of, ohmic er. Is the North pre.
pissed to e this fair coiaintint blaste4.with such
a'popilitti f 'n as this? Yet lhe slaveoriic i y threet- :
en dlosoltition, if not permitted -to ofstend 'their
- J .-
institotia s upon toil no w
, . . -
'white lsb r which'cV bast
ijrosperit . .4 • . ' ' : -• ,
'. d_ wri er--ti citizen ofrliew. Orlesns—in 'Do
I Bow's Ravioli for Januory.! 18b0, says l -
- i "At present, the sourees t ior employment open to
..'' ferrates :ease in menial o cern) ratrwery limited;
and an, inability tar procure suitable occupation is
• an evil much to, be deplored, es tending in Itiroon.
Werettoss . to pro-tocademornlizatiOu. . ',',-
1 • "The Ittperior grades of feaiale labor may, till,
Unsidered such as itztply 111 necessity for education
;on, the rt of the ,empl oye e, while _ the monis;
,lass is nerally regarded as of the lowest; and
iio a *slit o State, this standard is 'in the • lowest.-
depths, loWei'deep,' from the fact, that, by use
elation it Ira rednOtion of the White fretful, to
rent ler lOf their colored . I fellow-mettials." ••' .
i The mpleint of )ow wages and want of tot!.
I1 ,10 :rn ilt comes frOm oval, part of the South., .
s l e
Mt teadinan, - of Tenhestwo, in at paper upon
the - tufo of Cotton 'and Woof Factories ate.
the So th, sa 6: ' . , ,
• "In," 'twat, labor Is. paid the fair Utapensation
of ;80 . day for mei, and $2 00 a week for
wo , t board, while in Tenznissee the ‘lty."
sationlor labor dim not. exceed 60
for men, and, St - 26 per week for
is ; the wisdom of a wise division of
at tti~thi abate 1n rOferop4 to the
)11;15 too low, i Workmen „are paid
11 . 4 women Twelve ftolli ;$3 00 to
undo 19 Coupes.. Ivo or its yon
L. Cliagmfa, of Noriti Carolina, '
• '
daring establishments eau °Main
' (cotton) at nearly two cent/ton
r than the New &island sett&
is liketvire',eine haddred per
fa the ePPerPtrt; 4 l the 81 ° 1 11
a fru was or inebellikg
,wing, & e.,
,fives
con he obtained for .
, $l3O per ounina. It will coot, at lout
that rum in New England.. The difference,
a cast of female labor, whether free or Alert.,
an Kreuter. As we have now,a popidation of
onomillion, we Might advance so n s great
int la minefaetaring. before. .. materially in.
ritd the wages of labor."
eis statement it , will be perceived - okalatacei
imporant acknowledgment that tbo watiges,uf
white labor area'rcidoced._When contending,
a slave Islam A Unsequent degradation lath*
dt• ' '
;be rrorkiigtiten of the j .-North - La 'o
.tuoch of
min title priet conk*: mitth the ; i
three ban
sad'4rty.l4,Tri iiiiiinold thir holders of' ,
180etb. E D. isistr them, to cheek, the. progrose ,
t potrer,...4lc:h exist! Denylip erOdtti. heel
tb its l e;tbe right, and happhiitas oi thota
nt A -_,, ant-sochoh - their :gria43 . fiee '
It 4: ::rd vin ex -0 44140v of tho tirttchatton 'of
the
. V l 4(
.6 • al
-;: , ,..;-- . 7. , .;.:.1.".: ; :. , ',,-:- . .r. - . - ...: , -!?i,:::::...:.f , ',".:':-z.
''.--!.,•..1..;;:',...,:.:,i,,,:TV:,,.)---.‘::','''....;:.::.'-:.
*nut
What the ' Northern Beinorracy <bave
done for their Southern Antes.' • _
The ch a rge ef,,,Yorthersi Agareesion o'i, the
South, denied by the Ron. JAMES li: ORR,
Oensoeratie Candidate:for Speaker.
As'a cointnent on the gaiat aggressions of the
North • upon the Solith, the • lion. Jane' L. On,
of South 'Carolina, who was the candidate of ,
the Democracy for Speaker at the: last Session
addressed a letter to the- people of South Candi-
tat, urging them io unite with the Deumerany ofl
"the - Ntrth, and eiutt Delegate - to the Cincinnati t
Conichtion, on the grtaind t •at their Northernl
allies had grantea 'them atilt 'a - Ceacn 'more than
they lie - diner asked fur en the Slain 'Question.'
Tiiiiletter is doled iinderison, Nov: 23,1, 1855,
is'addressed to Iron. C. W. Dudle,y, - and was pub . i
fished in all the Denim:nth: pp,ets in South Car:
olina. The &Hewing is au estretet ,frota this ad
dress, copies of which can be had at our often .1, -,..
"1 have conceded that the pOlfei pursued ha y
heretofore been against conventions ; and yet,'un
a memorable occasion, a convention that assem
bled at Columbia, in
.:May,'. 1843, • renresentieg
every district in the gtaiet the fullest- represente
tioh of the people:in vuluntary onavetition that
has beim had for many Senrsi very strongly com
mitted itself tgicl the people to the convention
system. The didegates In, that convention', and
the constituencies they `represented, were folly
committed without quelitleation, and they com
mitted themselves to an affiliation act! fraternize-
tiou 'with the Democratic party when it.had giv. i
en mach fewer pledges, bY their voleein'Congreast„.l
and othernise,to the' political sentiments which 1
lye have must zealously eherishel. Since then,
the modern tieute . crate aided us to titi,pg into the
Unton, Tess o e`magniftpent 'alave.lkolvling Terri- I
tory—large enough to` make fogr ...slave States,l
t and strengthened us more in that, peculiar inter- i
est than was ever 'before done by any single act'
l of the Peden' Government. Sieve- •then • they-I
t •have amended a very imperfect fugitive slave lawil
t possel in 1;93, nnd, have given us DOW a. law for i
the recovery of tugitive slaves, as stringent as I
{
the ingenuity of Jame could ,devise. Since then 1
they h/re aided us by theirf Nene in estkblishingl
, the doctrine; or non-inestventtdo with slavery by I
F, Congress iu dm Territories. Sion then then they late ,I
1 rectimt-rhe odious lasi" oi 1842,, nod fixed the
1 principle 'of imports ou t the reronste,' Awl the-pro;;
Were basis. Since then they have actually re.:
pealed the Missouri rcsiciction, opened the Perri- ;
goriest to settiesecut, and. enabled me; he Soya;
will be ttrue to here olf; and•Oid,lit peopling Kangas,'
So /Orin anothrr slave State. ,' , 1
"In 1843, a man would' have been pronounced i
insane, bail he predicted that slavery would.„bo t,
introduced there by , the removal of congresalotial i
restrictionri' Since then they have adopted titer
Virginia and Kentucky resolutions and Madison's .
rrport-'-tbe very corner-stune of State 'rights:--as s
a past'of the Democr.itie platform. t -,
......
, I , a am invice. .1
In eectiOns of Penni - yin nia; where the Buchan
, irrts are becoZing desperate from the meagreness i
of their numbers , they . .resort 4 o the "gugn of cir-1
eulating bills tor meetings headed.
" BUCHANAN AND - BRECKENRIDGE, I
. . AND Faso KANSAS.” :
.J
Now, we have no ideathat the intelligent ninn
ies of Pennsylvania will lay themselves open tot
l a repetition of the hafamous fraud 01.1844 f When
hills were eirehlated in Pennsylvania, with the
ioieription ' ' 1
-'. " POLK ND DALTrASs
~, ,
. n t
.'AND THE _ ADINP OP' 1842. •''
There is a triffi historical sketch" in eontiee- l'
tion with this which is worth narrating,.as it
proves that , part of the policy of the so.called De•
moorage party tis to bumbug the people. The
more brazen the, deception, the more they crow'
over (their attecess. While - Geo. Cameron was dis
cussing the Tariff quiestio,s in the Senate of the
United States in 1846, he contended flat the re
.pfe.
_41,, the Tariff of 1842 would be unjust, and
„... ... - „.... „.... •
would betel - 4d Initial's the Majority in Pennsyl-1
vantu, who elected .Polk as a 'friend of that Tariff
—that the Kane letter, and the banners di - Splayed?
by Democratic Conventions, "Polk Dullae an d'+
.‘ the Tani of '42,"erere the - "Means used to place 1
,
• Mr. POllt in the Executive Chair, and without
i
euels means, he could not haeo been elected. Gen.
..s ,
Cameron was interrupted by Mr. Rhett of South
Cayelins, who arore in ,his place and eniel k tilat
44 Keats letter and banners alluded to had no lo
gitimute connection with the issue. 'Thot.the vo- i
'ten of Peemsylvonia had the Baltimore Platfortiqi
which contained tbo true lentil', to which Mr. Polk
that if wah !edged, and that if the. people of PenneYlva.
via ere too grossly. ignorant to read he'd len•
detst nd the principles which were to control Mr.
1 1
Polk, they ought not to stultify themnifeihy 'Mt
tin,e up tbo plea of deception. • , .
tVery'eatiplieuentare, truly. But, the citizen 4 of
Pennsylvania are ittdcenotigb awake now. They
are nut too ignorant to understand the fresh Ede E de-
.
ception which is being practised, The Sham ta. ,
rairatie hay ' of Free Kansas now is on a liar for ! i
honesty, with their hurrah in '44, for the Tariff
of '42. '
Tat Curse is Truuseer.--The friends of Pnie-1
lota o'i!1 bold a meeting f in Tremont pa Tuesday !
I'vening next st-thehouse of Reuben Bower.'-' On
the oomph:a -Mr. Patterson, the Kansas exile, will
dams the meeting.' Make the meeting a reaser,l
citizens of Tremont ' ,
`The 'following letter from that section of the
County, is interesting:
• • TREYONT, Octoier:l, 1858.
Mzesus.:Ens.:—Political excitenfeet - is begin-1
Ling tovun high in Our uottally quiet place. The
Negromocrocy aro to bare a grand mass (the tom- j
positor must not'omit the in) meeting next Sat
urday, upon whick occasion the doge - cut, patriotic,
honest and disinterextedi ex-Governor of Catifor
tit is to enlighten' unr :henighted citizens upon
their polities! duties.. Ile intends, I
it is supposed,
to, expose the corruption 'arid tyranny or,tbe San
Frincisco Vigilance Committee; betides imparting
valuable inistruction-to the faithful in the art of
ballot box 'stiffing; . so , potential promoting his
election in California. Be is I said to be violently
opp.ised to the newly invented glass ballot boxes.
• Oar old friend and annual visitormhout election
times, the Squire, froin the Philadelphia Custom
liouse,tasjust concluded his duty of instructing
our people: bow to'vote, but .some seem to think
he is aleetie too muck interested injhe matter,
being in danger of losing a nitre hiithlu the Cus
tom louse should Buchanan be-defeated.- -
-As far as the Presidency 'is concerned, I am
afraid the' : jig is*.qp, Since Mr. Tortoise of this
place has discovered a novel Method of Manutitc-1
taring votes ter the Mu center. Be carries about;
list.of,persons intending to support Buchanan,'
and accosts every passer s by to sign the pledge .-1
UM list is getting so hirge that some persons ap- 1
preheud a sadden rise in the price of paper ! Some
people predict that But:lleum men:on paper will
turnout like turtlatitt the ponds; about election
time they may be woven iterentus, and the specu
lotion Mai after all turn out a failure. ,
• • - Tetsmour.
:•..-
Ditimitm.4l.-,The opposition papers trap trying
to'keePyp their spirits. because several leaders of
the North AMerieaus Who were- deserted by 'the
voters, andmho were for sale, have come - out for
Fillmore in I.Wew York. They ere catching at
'tries. Berri York will give Fremont fromi 30
to 50,000 moority. in November. Mark the pre-
IfAinebertatt Lit `witildrawa from Lisa
Isidore proposed by some of his indiscreet, friends,
Fremont would earrithat State by 100,000 Mir
jority.. 'The only question n ow in the North, is
the size of Fremont's majorifies!---and his friends
,
are determined to roll them up so largo, that the
Slave Power wilt ttever,agairt attempt to- eraea r d
this terrible blight into thcf Free Territories of
the ,
country. - • .
ree,, and 'degrade gio
in the sunshine of
DOW/We Exristarraitat—Tas-PsysSl. , *sit e s
Wait complaltat that the Coutioit of our Bo
rough Is expeadiat the mouey of the Borough to
bees t priratifiroperty, *weed 111 some With arse
by as abets st coulacil. , ;Its the, commaisisOiaa
Is at ticsompaale&l4. 0 respoosilile statue, we, of
eau ;:stalmotymbllsti It rt, howevei, the infer
um r . stix-Poyer'' ir i correci, it ii - agia4 ; ing
evil, erhlshelMDOr be too;promptly checked. The
gen I tuition, of the - Boseugh eboiM sot suffer
that few — site be peon-- ,
Print ' may booed ttesl
aim ly. . •: .- . • i .....; ~
~ :„ • .- . • ' .
_ . .
Ting cbseioetan Nemo" ln'uloaroing - for
death of Ho editor, William IL Tabor, :who was
la a dui by Edward Megretb. Tha hone*
hod challenged lin pepeolptonly ii,eoeweetaanan
of *event _atrlaturec appelmiat .la the Noses!,
arm thellowlecr °C theU94N
RE
411arery, , Irith)ts blighting effects . , theleincimtbd
P/stftirs is +lodged, , trpect ' t Platfortn
f
' , nerged in it so as to loselis id, Illy, standeAar.
Buchanan. :# the degi'mding antrile prin t s
, 0"
ccubrneed it the ;declaration °Otte Thitneettatk
party, tritinihh at the aißroiching eleetiortiCtheit
' farewell to the, hope ,
,eel eari*ty ebe _riall a.
`checking the preireg at* itgrepdriirribL We
lin be prepared to sea his , foot-prints polluting
the soil of virgin territory to the far West, and
hear the clank 'of ihttersiteshere alone, stoorld ho
peen thenattage of the friss husbandman; atilt be
heard the amsited laughter' of hisjoynns'obildiMi.
iriiiiairireggirsill'irfirit'irgioU,i'Z'.
Blarecieratie molt: rile, a font/min et irhalruay.lie
expected ender its nudia . pated sway, if s4rimidul
at the Presidential election: -.lf:that arenteitap
pollB,,,lit# *tierce of the,Piclic alone idirlstair the
progress of Slavery :Weston this Continent. r. '.
WorkinguietAlou bare a deep interest in maip
taining tin difthity of labor in' thii country:Pun
der.un ih? faOist presented ob9.Ter 8134 .4 0 *dri4 5
if you can , b 4; tricked into a tiapport of the candi
date for the Presidency, whrilrimow supported by
the Blarisoetacy. in a body. aid who is pledged to
upheld their &Mier , inter4ht, if, eletted. ',Thin
is no idle contest; American 'Citizens. , Year most
eberished -rights; aortal and isolitical, me in . jeop.
ardy. Are you prepared to defend them, tette
Mutest entremitY 7 .!'' -
, : :'' ' , `,
: :- ;._ - .';':7 - ?- - ;.=;.;7' .. ' - :' : ;• ;: ..;! 1 -:','::. ': : : tg.'4 - ' : =_T...;$''' 7- ' , 7'' 1 7:7:;' '' Zi ; FP';',77 , 7:; ;
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N .
,mi. Rua,. 4111g•0 a.
isiwaite6 4t! Id fewn ,iiq' parts
-
1 reran t to Milunbablik:ittetwei:
' in t4ltti#4 ittr LfiiitOb g P :1144
- 4 . 4 ' 1 ring. Ciiiiett4l . l . ir
i ge
i•PIN 4 I . noisreron;:iia*, .:
a totak , irho• will repriwent 41401
the *citio`n filthildkit4n4 *tit
the.stn ng reeling intlis fiiiLl
' )t . proreo. thetlis eon.ftitnent.
. ..
i cnd" , ,iii4ltiliihilh -10 ;4 4
1 in Cengies et, tliy.ietelietii , g,*
wtwilning uijority, oter hie
141iiii.'- - Talliii!'eltfieng': 4 o
. 4roettlj until' the :election
The importance or 'vices* wi
ocreoletletategi., Rive op bneil
for ti* tiiitt4.oAe tbat pitifieili
. the Ciial end iron. tr4ile :of th
Mr. Oimpbelt's re-election. 4
Alp, it rests with Tun to Ilechli
llp eif . eNetl. point to M. C:
I as our reprerentittie-in the
bang our titat'Acitrith abeam al
— llecite coarse of Tittw. L.TieWf
Disthkgoliked Speakers fa Freedom
I
. . . ! . . liere. - • - •'••r• • .-•
_ .. , •
Hon. lIA.N:N. Ilitt. If maul% tge R; tiliican GOT
tintir.elet'i . oi Maine, tin& nish'fi . ti ' that gl!Tions
and vietrione . 844, will . arrive iti - Pottsiille to.
day—Saturdaystul address the people ofSehuyl
. k ill County AU erepitts, from: the - platform is
; front of the 'America - it Iloese.l Ile ,itt 7 tt gentleman
of marked ability, wig' thousstniion hiubtedly,
Will congreg-Ste.te -hear him. l . • . c' . • ~„.
Lien. PAV}D W.11310*; .ne of lei.inert ftireible
spec tirs of the ' ketent tatmiMigt4.: will' addict:4
our ntigh'oors of Szbuylkill fieeoti ion this ,
. 'urday—ecetUag„ . and will Sist?' sPcqot here w Lib 1
• Nlr.'•llitualitt, - .. 1- ..
It is unnecessary ,for us to urge- every_ man le '
I s.
. attend. The author of ' the Pr , lin,whish
has'
taa;le his mum' celebrated, needs tit a rimple en-'
i ene eat ko ..secure Ott ovei .itrint ainlitoss,
T.. out, Freemen, and give;sh4e . ilistiugui;bed
viettors, a Sehuilkill County weleinne, . •. .-
. .
"
Dist BLAC K INPROVRAIENT COMPAtilt;ro-'-
Colliery adVertitiitl to tentei lou,:the lands - of
itt'con 3 P B il7: is situated in a
ralley rich T rial mineral treasurei;, and alinOsf.irt
a virgin state—the only, - eollicryinpened there
jog that. of Sharp. I;eiretringACo., 7 -an
estca
;z?vennd I.!iperior l i one—on the . upper o r mountain
of the Veen;
. aud consetp/ntly penetrating
the lower seam of Coal. We uniterstand that in
order to open the valley 4-Bi4 Black Ciieltto
Market, a 'funnel, is centemplatel through 'Council.
Midge. This Will be' accomplisbH in gonii
,and be sufficiently largo for' n . ti,lmitle hark. -,For
particulars, see; adir rtirement.
• "'
•
, M•
This Perna oof 'Mailte'e tiohlest sons.
syntl brightest intellectual ornatnente, wiiraddress.
the cilizens . of St.' Clair, at 136'ecti1ey's Motet, this—::
Saturday—evening. Aslllr. 1i riti is'freh from
ihe.t tote which has covered With. glory in
r.
the present conMst; we awticiittle OttriMighbors of
St. Clair will "ext t end to him a rtreeption which will
,maketho mount:lit? of Seha;ilsillf County ring
m
.with enraissiu,..-Ttirst Out.. reetnety-en 7 etorte,
tw hear hid). „ •
- wine:groan= or Tar wisay-rovistu.:
" A. VoleitconACaltroriata fire Psetnont end
1 Freedoist.i •,:. .
- • .- . • ; SAN FttaNctsco, Sept. 4, 13.59./.
Mrsans. gOITORS :—The fires of Republican him
have heo, lighted in this We 'tern State, and 03"
1 burning idightly, We are is, lated, it 'is tree! -
i ~,, r aparated from our brethren of, he Etet by nighty
I- ;mountains and , vest plains, that in some years
hence will teem with n busy.poPulation,coudite,ted
there over the-great Paeifie Railroad, thotonefrai
tion of which is tube 'begun tinder the adtilinis
i. tration of John C. Frembot. Nut, though distant
it tut we are, the mighty„ , breeze off Liberty that is.:
, sweeping thelast,zhas reached the' mountains-ore i
lid:tins of. California,' 'lnd awakened within the
( bosoms of• her 'eons, etnotionsT of Liberty akin yr;
t those that actuatbd their sires-, at Ityxlngbin and
Itunker Hill. Let the' old Keystone speak -for`;
Freedom and Fremont, -and ICalitornie will re!.
spend a long. and louti,stuten.., The people are
moviog l f You tinny have paraded before you, at
the east, theinames o 1 sotne wile have been lead
en era in ' th e Whig auks here, who• •hitre 'gone over
• to the enemy,..o d they May refer to•it as an evl7 -
.denco that Old- Um' Whigs he intend supporting
"oi.l Buck.” 'These men -d 4 not represent the
people. ' ' Since! their secession, party feels as
though ap incubus - had' seen removed from it.
•,
I. have attended, a of the Republican meet
ings, and, never hnv withensed such enthusi-.
arm. Oa the contrary, the/ peittoCratie meetings
are cold nett' formal, nrid'are, generally controlled
h
by, those who hold otri oi under the general, and
even ' the •Statit "Cncii
-Nothing government:'; I
need 'mit -describe t eampenept. parts of the
;Democratic meetings. They are mine Avery:.
.
-Where. .
''-'Greatinterest is- tuunifested 'as t...- . llis resell in
Pennsylvania- ' She is lookedi--upantrie Eha ttle..
field:i We know that mighty effortsivrill.be made
to throw her influence for slavery extension, ' But
we_trust the spirit of libirty may but be list Op
en iirr sub or ,- w ell -Inclining citizens. '
b m ay
1 • ;
I haVe said that the Repucans kayo escaped
the stigma that certain would 44 leaders of the old
`party , would have entailed Upon them, had theft
% given in their adhesiOnt hut on the other baml,
-they nuuther aloe- reernits• from the ranks of.•tfie.
{ll d .I) att lc a by titindredr nntil thousands—the real •
hord-fisted and • ' strong-htarted men, Who have
~
be e n nronsed ton
a. etion by tit wrongS of Kansas , .
and who feel desire tom 'atnitt the. rights of I
Free•Speeeh and Free Men.
One'of the most• eathnitiaOtie meetings" ever'
attended, wan held here on tb;evening id' the 29th.
•of August , to endorse the it lion 'and ratify the ,
nominations of the recent Stata Convention, which
.has placed in nomination tufa . that Californians'
'may well feel prou,l4o 'hovel , represent themt on
the floors of-Congress: On of the nominees is
Tom Bell, comedy of the Old North State, and
more recently, m citizen of iTennessee. Ile lots
, beeti an .inbahitant of obis Slide since '49, and is
a practical miner.. "le attended the, Convention
as adele,,, ,, m,te, and wit hout any more idea of being
notninated*q ClangresS than' I had. Mr. Ira P. .
Ranain, the other nominee) is an, honorable and 1
esteetned resident of this City, and will represent i;
ihe et:lnput-oin, interest,
.while Tun Bell will at-1
end to the, mining ankagricultaral. One of the ,
penlecrx at the meeting*. was Senor Pio Pico; a t
• native Californian, and a fine specimen of the race .
of Castile, without a epeckof the . " greaser" about
,him. He spoke through_an interpreter. slle'said
they .(the native Californians,) bad first islet !re-1
.moray as in ,'enemy';' but his noble ' qualities and i 1
gallant benrieg conquered theircountry and i with,
it their hearts' lie' said,:." Fellow -eitlitees, you'
.
ti
.eactil in spenking•tha K esti language,' ballot) I
do not excel me in'tievoti u to your gallant '
and when I say this I bu echo the senilment of
the native Californians."' •
.The excitement which !boa existed in this city,
'occasioned by the 41.11ce in it of an armed
force of 6000 men, in net e service, for upwards
of two months, hal very greatly abided; yet At
,no time did their exiitedee and acts create such
an alarm as the existelne , pf a lawless armed mob,
',
mild be tupposed to . o : asion,. bat on the con
trary, I heard the unive al expressiowthat never
before did citizens feet sogreat security as during
.ass
ibid. tune. You at the ' t. already understand
the causes that induced is great uprising of the
people. It was a band 'ng .mgether of our moat
worthy. citizens, for - that protection which the
hies, administered by 4orrept officials, failed.to`
secure thew. These opials•had been elevat e d:t o ',
their positions; by a syskem of :had,
stufrug
f
of _Which"they were eo ' izant, and ilrblib , made
c
'them feel themselves d ndent upon the villains,
who stuffed Pm& into . p 'Wer. — Th'eso parties. were
the gamblers , murdere riandessassins of the city,
1 10
and. who committed all loseatrocions mimes with
impunity, knowing the tbeirlwould be.,Protected
and screened by; the e ting: powers. - Bbodlder
It
~ strikers, gamblers and „:stuffiTti" .were the titian .
: virtually, and wo to th f, man - who darrd oper: his
mouth in opptnsitintz zn , them.
But we' had men vt.'ci dared ' to expose -the
official corruption that - e LW, and riho laid betel
teeny a ieheme et- villainy that ' would, lidack ln . ,
any criminal caleridarin the world. 1 fcequently
heard the - remarkthat he \'•srosS i l be assassinated,
and . be did fall bi;lie asszilisinli hand, n martyr to
the cause is Which. ho vra o laboring. The death
of James King,,of;;Willia , awakened the people
. F .
to a sense of the thraldo they were enduring at
the hands Of tbo gamble , bullies, and tho orb.
orals they bad elevated b treed to their positiuna.
A moral revolution was erected.; I trust that the
reignlif the gamblers and their coadjaiors is,oYer,
1 and that law and order may indeed he ours.--
I Phil. T.:Herbert, wile disgraces California ip ibe
National -Congress, is t ' representative ef.the
-Pall2t-libt staffers and ro dies; His associations'
1 here - were of the very w rat character. •lie was
1
I known as -a gambler and companion or the ilia
Ile will receive, by the-present mail, a polite re!
quest, very numerouslY,signed, to return no more
to California, and also o resign the posltiot
he now holds. ; .
I - fix-Ooventor John DI ouzel, now, at the Roo,
I advocating the election of .11uchanan..bas, been
i indicted. in San Mateo ounty, for . forging the
returns of au nleetion b ed th ere a short !into s*o.
~
The steamer of to-mp ow will carry away two
er, three more of the oa ' o wed of the Committee,
whieh.will preliably be t a last ttlifpuient. for the
Lola Monte: bus Bet a tied to Ca:Nit:de from
ti
her visit to Anstnslii i , tis said she intends -re
tiring•fiota.the stage.:.
l• 'llcr jewelry which - en
_rare end .valuable anklet
t on the Bth last. its value
• It is' sai d she batettilgus
I • 'Octet. the education ef
i bet steward WM, wasodro
1 Australia. It is, Mild the
stage, end locating _cm it
1 The
Durkee gtlib and tii
n gan b a gle fiir re p l l .
1. ties' wile at tba instance
1 mitten..of' the. Vigilance .
f' schooner dun and. rap
• . State arms *bleb were e
to l 0 this , city. -Shedd th
al of theronnee troubles
•If Dftrkeennd; Rand al
1 Cetnitittee'st about lash
- i grail#. 4 l7lll, Committee 1
;,4.lf r our.,"ntost prominent
.
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braeea A eatilegue of
will be /old •et *section
is 'estivinted at $20,000:
ng the proceeds of The
the orphan children of
nod on the voyage from
intends retiring prom the
1. (arm In Grass Volley,
ruck tide bills spill"
soy. • They are the par
'of the Eiceutire , Com:
Committee, hmerded the
need a coattity of the
I t,iyuseitaifiotu Secratnen..
ey be cerrrieted,„n /*nista ..-*
Me may .be isatiehiited,
$ Olll 7 ;o*-Ezeendets
tee they acted, aro ~il4e
!consists. of ticaty-nine
tire??.
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vitirtvlntoni greogsaii,.
Ptreseris E 44 U[1:II.; Free a,;il
PTelit ir:l4l4sikhri4, Atatinott Gees et
B order Re he'd:it-en from the ettimt,r,y
fur adriegct ittlrumite the tuintinsiMt =of Kaaren
, .. • , - •
an st-Free se .
*um .0 ece Itittie,t of the
Barrio* qtratmy rxelriet,i 11 the litirJtii
;141604 1A144'11 , 4 Fiee Ststtinektfern, wi1t . .13 ,
tlnsa thh people of gehuylkill eueety, et the M
lowing places i`
At Atalialld i
SATtIieDAT Gtet4.4r st 7 teeta.d.
:1144itishiatia limit!.
.1104VRAs Ortlbei
. 6114 at 1-,a'alitikki:
• • •••„.• ' . --. At. Trazilont;• . r. ' - *: •-''' •
TUESit-A Y .E.VE., , Octir,ter 703; :a 7 terkKi.
...1 ... - At Port - Cr4bon,,,:_ • - • .
itrEbltesoAfL,•VE., October bifi,.iii 7 Lii4tki,
I -' , ' :; ,At St. Mk,- . . ' :.. •
iIItiBSZ9I`.IEVE., Oct?tii.94l, :4..7 . i.i.'clvpit . ''
.
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. - ... ; - -1 At goiTeatvilio - ~:- , - __-(, : :
viit
'FRIDAi''EI - E
".,;,".45ctillz.t' 'loth - ;(2 - i ." ,'•' l . : ,
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...• ~ ;' , : : At Mirte pie. i •''',' -. .:
s.trulcv,fir EVE.; 0 . utter , il.tt at 7 , ti . Citjek, '
st lerAct Seitzingeei
-At Pottoille • •
rE'., Octubtx I3t It. At. Mini' Hotel,
Mr. Patterson ie• an
,ndoptOd eitsz n, A seoteh
man lty birtit; ' will remalil in One County
alt6ut.l2 days, nod mill address tiro titiZeUe of I.
Coal . - Region every erening.4ringlbot periodj:
Our frieuds 'at tho varions • paints dealkita
Nill ileac maim airatigerneil foe tkleannnetiligs
the thee neil hard 11t4.4 - 4! . loistrittuttid. 7 -
9ther iilaer.s•wherti be svilli[T:i4 . ,: ivi;l 6p,drtri nn
sod hereaher.
The 11,..Campliell, Charles
Franey, Eeq. anlyptheis will addresti the Pei>
tale at
ASHLAND` •
OnThursday Evening, Oct: 9tb, at Ash
land House; - ' •
PINEGROVE
Qn . .
riday, Evening, I. nth, (Our friends
Will please give notiee o the plate
• DONA:LI OAT '
Charles Frailey Esq., -wi l address the Peo
ple orrSaturday Evening, Oct. 11th, at Lam.
Hotel, in
, I'OTTSVILLE;
On'lllondaP Evenig, Oct. 13th;lat
tel. ; The . lion. James-11,- VamPbell; William
J. Patterson, Esq., 'an Exile
.from'-Kansas ;
whoie,Printing: Press was - destroyed by 'the
Border Ruffians. will' address the meeting. ,
.sorat Affalte,
Change.—On Wednesday hall SeII, a
ice au inch !Web was formed bete. °lghi
R. frrifoAt t Esq.; otAllettlawsi, tei been seieet
ed to deliter tbe addrets before tbeleb 'kW Calmly
Agricultui•elacciets,/at Orisigsberg, an ettelpta Instant.
floc. bard Witpdreacbeii our 1)4000 yelder.
day, at noon, and In the afternoon proceeded to Miners.
vine, the eillzetui . of 'Oath place he addreated last even
log. ' .
t -a Large nustheriq qur eitherOsyisitad fie Berks
County Arriraltural liair daring thi *scat .wsek.-- ,
Irks/Hag WAS thronged; ;Makes B.iPldform was
and er!lyboly and ht!.7,l4.Y.Fers tickled•b-asatif.--:
rllyars llndgso Nos; 5.7 and d• Smith
Wharves, Philadelphia, alestrelis to slate to tlielifriestit
and rusty Mars county, that Mr.. J. A.
Moore hos not co ed In other business. but Is sip)
their snlo -Agent 14, 1 / 1 1 asjecc4 Obeli OM. •
Cap - Fituf dix4k4l. a Miner en 4 3 7aZiwielplaa.—Thcr
trues Lawler, aged y ears a ininei; of this county, was
aiiileu - In Philadelphia, on Thuilelay, hi consequence of
heinie run oici• hy - is railroad intr. lie leases is wife lir.
inn near lieekschertille. lie was on a short eisieti; the ,
'thy, ha coinpany, with his brother, diving arrived there l '
4 ,
ott ,
Wednesday. i • • - 1
.
1 — . .4 . 1
:
$l4-1.1 Dramatic and X 1 Entirtainuog if more;
than ordinary merit. wilfbe g ran at the Vitra UAL in '
this Berotigh, on Wednesday evening next, Oct. Iti, by
31r. Geo. A. Lambert, siscisted by Wile. Helen . tliiodwin, 1
the vocalist. For ixirticulara tee imcgrannne, in one ad. ' 1
testi-log columns. The Nesih:ork'liaise and influential I
atigellf in various sections of the countril t testify to Mr,;
Lambert's sbilit.t.:
, :
knr of the Sthsigaill -thwity Ilirriczalzeral. So.
tidy.—The Fifth Anneal Exhibition of the Society corn.
teeneei at Orwigsbureonf the :'ith Inst.; end _continues
fotir days: Every preparation 4,22 been Made, by the
ruin rim to make tids Onriot the most interestin4Fairsoi
the description ever held to the County. The Onotribu•
lions it itanticireded will be numerous and attractive.
The race course-within enclosure has' been laid out
wirli much care, and for-the Purpose cannot he surpass
ed. The l'oqsyllto Drags Baud, has becn engaged - and
will diseriursb most "eloquent music. We hope and be
lieve Milt tills Fair wilt be thronged` by persons from
, every sectie of the County. It is not often thet-our,
godd people treat themselves ton holiday, and a theie':
atd can by &ny possibility spare , the; time, shorild
re
iolvd to harp a gala day next neck bp attending the
I
~
Ati!llm! The Young .pen's' Christian .-Ankiution.
- 7 Tbe..inauguration of this Assocmtion, Whieli Al
ready I!'fmaiets of mlreftban, thirty membrs, took
place in Trinity Cht;rch,in this nurture!, on
,Wcd-1
.nesdaynVitting: Mos( approPriately, Jul view of i
the character and objecie'rof ihe, Association, full ' I
divine Service was Brit held, thuafirstmeeking the
kingdoin of God 'and his righteousness, whence all:
other. things tnightibe added needful to Its under
:taking. The lessimr were Jim te let day of tto.'
her, from the 51st chapter ,ODT'Sereinisth (see 17th
of Reveletion4 - and from. the,' lal chapter of the
first epistle W the Corinthians; filled with its Most
=appropriate iionitions and salutation's. Arid att.!
ter the singi ng4:4- 4 Old Hundred "•by the whole j !
congrega floc, the or iginal chairman, Andrew Ella:1
sel, Em., and !Sec tery,l• Mr. Penfield !officiating,'
the President - elect, Mr. Sherman, our • excellent
an4,efficient.Superifitendent of.public schools,vtas;
conducted to his'. piste, And deliver,od A chaste and;
scholarly
rim written ina ugural , setting forth the ge-'' !
,
_s And spirit of this - Young Men's ASsocistion.i t
Isis Address depicted so _aptly : th e beneficence oi l
its design, that :its publicAtion'is much to - be tie. .
aired. The:President then appointedthe iter.-Mr.'
Gray to . introduce the tither oMcera fur Ipsbdis-1
Gem"' This he promieded to do, With some compli.•
ri ) ,,
Men ry remarks to'.the Presineiit, and con,gratwil
kited e audimice on the - abspleious beginning.- 1
The cording Secretary, Mr. Pengler, And GM,
T s or,' Mr. Hodgson, : were therefOre presented,'
and entered on their duties !in thoggerespective of.'
fires. In iftredueing the 'Porresponding` Seem- !
tory p the,committee declared the iniportAnce.of lii,
i
MHO, ins representing the Assoeloticin with- t , kin.l
.... .
dred.existing ones in our towns and cities, and in
Other lands. . Whereupon the Rev. Mr. Washburn,!
Corresponding Secretary elect, in "coordinate *Uhl
rnittation given, addressedsbe audience 04."..i.er0-,
eintion, i 'er 'the great inatrument of human tobierfrri
mut; DrilWililg lila iituetratiOns frotri both secu
lar and religious associations, Mr. W. uniiilded the
.object of .the ICOung Men's Christian Association!
in their external working for ' the cod of those
withort, and in tbeirtnternal •
culture and hellcat
of ingigitfuel inembera: : ' •
i
AllUding to the feature el a publie course of,
lectures, he Cited the kludred•Lotiden, suseclatlon,l
now nutoberhif ebuot rthuusond members , whore!
ninth coolly, o f lecture, embraced - the , dinning)! I
of such subjects ,us 4 f Thututtorl 'Mid' Sysiematic!
Re abig,". 4 11Abil/ i “ChristiarsEglimitGoe,” "They
Si sof th e ,Times," •!I Passegeafrourthe Life of ;
Cie ri)," " The Tiro fiectirdif--.-Mingain sod G j oolol
' 1." 41 , -....it.,by such men as
the.
James Ste--;
- Ogees, PtofeSior at.nagniirldgc y the, Rev. Messrs.!
Biekerstelb 'end s Ditiney, Hugh Miller ! 41-s- thed
Rev. Drs. Cumming, McNeil° and-others. • After
a brief touching upcin the difficulties tole untie!-i
pitted, Mr. i'eshboree eland by'infoking the de..l
termined efforts of,:isienibiers to eequit,thetiotelvw
- Ake men, 'end erprieloityLitk, : eliter et their litan*l
eigetilennieneoutertinents.: ; Th*4 4 ",fi - eil fte r t,
~ ,,P 4*rokit . i4ing;--int4 gkii'f'Attgni*r.thit , ho',
:elatio n i; nig Spititiirill bi*stii:xii4:'... ',-:' -:.._: : .1
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.--' - The abeice r liLip reittesents4he ; IviTtill'atiel tie;
tvreea Fretihipi grid - Slavery; with the p4iit;po
' , of the poKat4it Territ4 l reA. " r I."whine pOrtiuul if
"rctithe b4eik ili - vo, itTlit - t ha :4Jaklea,vat perli.Pg
in a • errt u ) : .'S -: :- ' • : i j , rn
1 )
inert 31i4totir to Calif , min, is dui 3iis..lt: i!Cbin
frontivline ...f Sii' 3 , Ml', ithiett trati repealed in
:454, by the )nango of the Knneas-Nebruel4a. li 11.
,flio Jinn' tir:tr n frain lklie•souri tu . the: Ot II isb F Is
tessiotuti and) funning the Northern: bountlary ) !!f
,/ •'' •Ai 1) .- -.. . • ')
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• THE STATES. A a Rice L . 11 . 7. riAl; Exatift-
Turge—The r•upatutiurw. ivrehis g urtd exhibition,
which 1/4 to ,take ii4ee iw-tlie , et!y of Pliit4dehittia,
raja anut4btpuuloi3eing uu the h, and euntinu ,,
ing lab da34, also now Ueitriy.eumpleted;and the. ,
liaalo ha t'nteen•ciponed Oho ~ die of th *
e erg,
ta';y, 160 ' C rste,tit Ftledt. Tr.e grounds'
•
1.--„, , -.•---- • i I trizillt . People . ' ' id Listen to /traiott,
.111 . e ettrioe.niurent i brart; all : 'iiren of atKita 40 ilcrt's) I f .asrasdtly as they dolo w "li dT :mbu4" they could not.hest.
reaching ucpcly to the ly ire Bridge on- the north, 1 tate gi mordent in 'the ant; Or remedthi for diseash
•
, . .
-pal1'111)cm tti'e South lakingin . ..thelavine and the I Yheytwonl4.iandoubtodiy p 4:4 tho . 'Clickauer Swill* ,
1,
"old ceniMeq near the Failinhiant . Driciir. trpeii I coital yeesiAliz PM* to it)) hers;) mitt fot . ,thhilhdrt
the east tholfeneL runs along the htgh.waterline, `i; t e 4*G t , that they Poessligatt! 0 omentiol miuhdtcsot - Su
inking in ti r ci ricier road ; -and using up the tomer 1 ell'iue"°l3'*., They '!" 9f !leiime:oriAlu ; thezire
1 •, • • • Wettable; that' neither ttrOpei,ttor, uausoato; they go 4L
dumping g ninti. A pithily road, thirty fect,;.in eeetty to thoSsot of disomis: thee rat - or nil to effeet; a
Width's Will left - on' the l'lg'st. of the 01101 1afiri permanent erne iiiMpase l is where the/ *Kr recontend.-
liatwern th l letter and thePonnsylvaitia It:litre:al ,01:k All this:ean lie substMitiargd tlytestimonlati itMin.
.The sliedsfer the exhibition, of cattle; fie ries, &c.; (sidles and gentlemen 'of 44 edgiest 'respectability ' and
~.,,_ ,__ ; ; i ,
~..nesrly encircle the entire en It 'while in th 4 #l°st ' q u 'i l"; tea - I nteVitY•
. 11 t7;/ 111 unluuril? the ?Inn
centre the tack for the tri4l of horses has beef;
ton, that Cliriner's Sarar:C.orted iiikreiable Pills, when
• '
; property administered. bare nover_beeu inner' 'to titit
kietly. tirrringed.' It :is' nearly. level, and .great;
if ...
;, fin Criiing comply tits of the liver, rimer; rapt lon, Jan n df' vi,-
^are is taken to.adapt hir the purpose forwhieli 1 .irtocc;ping cough, tovers of all kinds, hidigistiou; rdl . dy,
it is disiinijd.. :.TIM ring is half a mile in etieutii- Pipeful-1., headache, gout, dropsy,,seurry, small-poi. •or
;,:ference, and 40 fee iWida,,and near it there will be ' übqurn•zao, r6us. She/ haT* lik . uwik bows emln4i,'Pi
:a stand ere*etedithat will heroine:iodate eighttliOut ; ;inur e ssfill, when thedlseaso. had dotted thS efforts of lho
most sk illful ph;slAses„ . .
t i , . 'I , -
Ratintl, spectsitors.,f Inside; this ring , the! tent. - of . :
For mite by . ' all reepectable Drugglids . lii the.. Palled
41'reeidenl ' Wilde will; be ACii. tad - The ' t f ur)`
~. . „.._, 0 • e hp 3 13
States ' ' - [ 40-2 t 1 1
.=the different dep,artiettil of the' dishibi I ion, for I.
'
i the o?cers,lfor ' thi4ariqueitiOd for' the glee of the
ilteporters ank pditorafeeihe Pits's, will ecru')
Y., appropriate , plaeis on. the: grounds. Some idea if
the extent of the buildings to_ be. erected non
_ 9 u
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'l`ortiie4 from the fact that ineddititia itr. the tents
nail 'marquees over half 4 -million , ' feet of lumber
will be required .in pitting - up the . . neeessaly
temporery striwthres, t ':
; The
; The entrances to. the ;grounds.*ill lia r at the
northern and southern ;extremities 'of the 'titer!.
.Ond the exit gnMa will be, tbeated ' on the western
side: ...At the main entrance ii beautiful gater4y
Las been erected; which ;la considered by alt one
of tho features cif the exhibition.' ' In short, file
...,grouniPwill be ileuhlei ~ the extent of that of the
State Fair; end it is 'the dete'rmination of the
President, Beerethrir Mid Cominittees to make thiit
, ---
. thogreatest exhibition ever bi.the,tocie'ty.
.
Air A COLD'SKAP.---The Weather basl grown
so cool enthienly, that people begin ' ; to • bunt' Op
their stoves and brush, up tbeii, winter clotbilag.
Summer garments unifier; anti woollens are in ,
demand. These eircutifstancetwe suggestive of
the tact that a very large stock. of`setTonable r
meets of unimpeachable material, and -the --' curt
approved cut apd matte; , Will be . found at be
.Itrown Stone Clothing Ball of &Oil' A W' on,
, Nos. 205 , and 207 ChesnuLst.,._Philudelphia.
la
, I
au-
!un- '
---ili-lIFERICA'.'i Oo4srtrurtor.—That is 11.1
lOU' figure of Winthrop's, infirferenie to our ,
stitation, whore his says: e. - , .
"Like ono of those wondrous ropking_st nes
raised by tbe'Drulds, which Ihe.lingor:of M c! ild
t il
might vibrate to its ceititre, ye , the might of au
army could not mov e t from - .plece.. opr Cori
&....
stitution is so nicely wi sed, th tit 'seems to way
' with ever, In outbid' ission, yet is as firmly od
Ili the heartsan l — a talons of the A ppopie, as is
the truism that the be nd moitl i betiatiful othc
bag worn are from the o taignifieentstorirof drun
villa. Stoker ,' . No. 209 Chesnut sti, Philadelphia.
All*Wan. A.. Batokeforys Haft! Di,e.......
NO burnt)* bliSterins compound could ever base ettalri
ed, the uni . rersal * favor accorded to this , dye. ihe art- gaol,
!lever-falling fsvortte i Nature Is not rra true 'to her ,
jelfilieW 'tbe.browis
.or black prodiked is the reddest,
_grayest or ; moat frowzy hair by it. Ma e arid sold , or el,
. Plied, iii ilrtcbelor' s' 'llg' Factrry,(ln .1 . ne private rooms
233 Broadway, New rork. It'ru. A, tp3 for brio the
bower all germine,,otbers are Irate tiore4l'.l:4 sale by,
allAruggists throat boot tlietrulted Etsit l W, I . • ''l
. We id the citizens iir - Oottsville an&
vicinit rtntale & Mitchell,' Importers or
China twine. tlitCliesqui istreet, Philo
'delnfila, with theinlirge and elegant aw
&mimes.
riissi.4 /erg descriptintio‘goods In.their
line, an' lige or entell..ginantlt ICS to 'the
limner a. _...feaßer then they can be obtalniq
- • 1
elsewhere. . -.- : • : .
• • We itsite our leaders to glee them a eell preend,tbeM
an order; - : - -
111 4 1111 elloW nes Ointment end „Pills:—
The sudden ebaugni oftentrerutnre iptitis climate. have
a terrible effeet upon the skin. the, rimmed'. and 'the
glands. lieneethe previlenee of saltrheunt, erpsipelas.
"blotebei, hoite, rheneuttlint, epalnty Sore throat, and the
any other complaitts - so frequently- generated and al
.srayl aggravated b:r• .erns". Fortunately. in Hollo
way's gintrnent we t4lle the,. means of pnnoptly moor.,
lag tikaass of dineses,„indet Se thoroughly invigorat
ing all, the exterior organs and inteun trent sas to Prevent
their ke,Curredee. The Plus operating in harmony
the' einfinent; regulita-the accretions, and discharge
from the duids ot .the body any acrid matter cideulated
to pro pee eatentalladamation or Interim! disease. I
44P•Palpttation Sof the Ileftirt* mind- Alm.
311eadaelier,p. D.. Wocds, late JaisUee or the
Paste, East Pal-
have beim aiect.
ed with a disease of the stossteli. -
heart and Nervous headache for neat
have spent soma isund4sfa of dollars
.4 cure, bat to. no porloosm After I
bottles of your:...ltollacid *fiefs: t
restored. I can eat and sleep well
:,..I)nalbess withyleeintric azo4 would ito
it to all those who are, similarly affect
ler sale in Pottsville by Jon* G.
fteetrizi and C. W. Ernes ;ratnaqua.
nanny, by.J. K. /Maas mid In. &ay
4. Crocuses:a.
:1 . R. R. R.
tir Fevre,* ai tad Alive estiredow-- icy,
Rog., barollton, Sllis. , mune litriel , ptattiatlon' . and
works o 100 nezroes on the tottourlands of; Mississip - •
plea section of the country as colebratqfor lever and .
Ague as, the river Styx in ancient mythology i.e dread
ed exile place tqest ." 4"eith evil spirits. While the ne•
Ones Of other: planters - are shaking to Pieces With ague,.
Pierson !demo , . *starkly?' are thi, hearty and happy, at
werhr, ringing with Joy their songa and glees, for they
feel site froth all etherwasas long as they have Radway'a
Ready Relief to guard the* Not one houris work.has
boon lost on VI. alonoy's 'pliitgatlonlby siekoeio; Alta)
,
d began the me of }Weeps Reddy ietter end Reels
-14.,..t0re aineng his *Strom . every plantation alters,
ltedirsre Reedy' Remedies are letid ter the am of fami.
I naiad weresats,,Tew 'wUl be seinr;te'Rral health. bawd
.
nem andMatentmesit.
f ' Itadsraf:ilielbl.and Regalatefs are prattle* cures for
Fever and .deiee,,Dysentery. Ulibiuseeas, Melte; Used.
Rbernaatism,Nerroasness, cositvenesa, Dyspepsia,
ladigest Memel ettbetiimaseh, Lungs
Bowels, frosts , Nerves, Blain, Liver, Itesd, 'Mart,
Beek, &e. ." sO-2t '
Zit! elteriAllaglest Pain Extrootelk.o.
Milo n '4r ben teen a itireoceii toad" in .binterin Med/.
ea, oil! 'by podn'ano be eo; quioFilr Allayed, And . whore
• Portalia jsihiglisiate of blalltpmiOoli* bo Ar6apbily
' neduieditehtle natural. state, noir . v.heits.woulds and •
sore:scan ao thoroughly and, rapligi)fesk.4l, l and de.
frayed pteis restored tryhout either '4r or defect, than -
.-.. with 1 tiiii i itys s ,Uagieil Pain Sztrer.' - . -
' In- col wends,-
.sprafrut and,tirrdsetr— casualties to
which dretrere eonstantflsedjilet;—tbe action - of the ;
gnittattft Ihtilei's; Pain Ratorefor, isoser the moo. they I .
touch iiSio turd suffering inky not thus be •prevegted!-- 1
• 3teresei 'lie 114 i ttielf is rfiten deprddeitt utSar bacini at,
hand tigetthltil Ds Hey Extiaetiir, and for parttettleri.
- og utile ;I reipeetfully refer to toy ;Muted pstaptlets,-
4
~,b,:iti . o th of which . ' kohl typiettrisponsible, :
.'
..r •No of hum: and - aeidd. no matter bon moveroi .has
ewer ye irr one instance, resisted the all powerful, istlrt.
stitichil: soltlissinteituditit,s s of, the Daltey's Palls lip,
NoTSts Estrseteits 594chie unites the boU his 'spit
its Shrtil IleteEttiotted lithif:sith the eft natures ofC..•
VIIERS LABORERS WANT-
El3,—At tiro'nesiter' ' Coltlery, Snamokin,tiOrth
county. Fn. Thecompletion of the Sunbury' .
rd Erie Italie:not opens Mui a very Is&eard wigwam,
Ittarkelt *roue Onsl daring.tho whose ;fir, inemine us
.to, keep our men st 'mark dating ttle Into, meson,—
Pennon hoeing bays suitable for weritingon the break.
er.watttad•
b Vi c i f fn i r l ift tet
tesi l eMT C TlN:l7 .j f: ,11Ca, k17 7
s;
et. /13e.peoprieions,,ao4 Unary LW* min,
Viten Weeats per bex.
articl4dl+eraddrefitc4 toe. %%endow: 144 1
iktreet r Sew York. - • • ' • -
v..
'I
st
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a: =~? '.
. , ,
,Rshi that:lc:tar Inky 11 4 4 kurettlittrettAMitairft.
,rotbroxwbenat the(
;_c4
r r''
1
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Kamtas, and, !the Eastern buurniarics of Utah,
Oregon and ntaAhing.tan TerritorieNt, exhibit= t he
extent'of termtore tritieh. Siarery will, i
if MA- - • ', v. orbed. Already' Utah- ands Oregon
lave been male the steppiug4tonee to introdueitir, ;
the-inetitntiott ixrih Itinshington T•nritory.
nrepurehiamli and bet in• Oregon, notwitit4tanti-j
imohh argument that the etimate anti soil atv not.
a.ilaptel to Slave 'labor.; Soil and climate are.:
a It tuatteri to the tiler(' Pareer, in its rmotlre
- '-.. :To NIT - venni tiletgrer,rar.!A retired CierAt
ma!, rptOre;ll. alie.illli Irt a few to,aftei.tuanp, y cur
of inefit'nerruits ‘s t iattellng; I...in:Kloun to make known
,
flic:mew'; of zure. • lila read' (in.v) Ow. prffclytl,34
Ins , ,ed. Diroct !heiltex.4ott:i id. Pi.G'SALD, No. 59 En)lon
~. r
t•trevt ilreint:l7n. N.Y
r. • !
Sept. C, 'Zi -. ': 1r . 36-tm !
..._._ ,
___.....,—,:g6r,
ITNIEE STATE TIOCET. '
Oppoied, to the Keing(is Villaini4
FON CANAL CoNNIISSTONEII.7
THOMAS E. COCIIRAN, Whig' of Turk Cuonty.
' rOR A CDITOR ORNE)ttt.f,
DARWIN PHELPS, A tn.,' of • Artust rimg citanty.
- • row souvEr_on onnewAx.:_ •;",. 1I • '
BARTIL'OLOM o p LA rort:rp. LtaNt 43 Bralford;
• UNION COUNTY TICKET. • I
•
Oppied to Kiosali• Scbriekcs.
• ' YOR• Cstaaitititf: , .;
_JAMES .
. ;
,• Assiguinx t
CLIAIiIiES PRA ILEY,'of Pot ! '
JACOB of Orwigelpurg. H
•
. •
• Assecare Jcroa"
..•- 2 4 Gib:MOE ;VW LG Alc,. of Vertitiquit..'
; TAMES SIL LI M AX; or Pottsville.: f
•,) DISTRICY,...O , UORIIKT • '
SOLIN T..SLIOENER, of Pbttsville; i f
t • corm r„ couxtsirosiert
. JOHN F. SE TZ ER, of East Brunswick.
if
5} • I
r . i• j . CORONER:
t'• P. ILL PALM, of„Srbuylkill. 'lnvert.'
•41
. 1 • . COUNTY" NE-TIVETOR
ti • 1 JACOB MENNIG, of Wayne.
TUE POOR t •
ISRAEL REED, of Barry township.
AIIDISOiI • -
; ANDREK-FOSTER, of Union
1.1 DEMOCRATIC STATETICIELET.
11',4 • r * •
, • I , olt coinnitircarrai
1 1 GEORGE SCOTT 0611 MP.
FOR Atrozi6o:
I:'.7'" JACOB TRY, of 31cAntgoixery"fininty
roi,stnirrion tmeptiv,
f? JOHN BATE, of Fran klin eoiinty.
`" DEMOCRATIC COUNTY 'PICKET..
C
' FOR ° go - .iGrrisii I ':- ' i
w ..; WM. E. DEWART , at'Staiburr.
'--:: . . - 3 1
iC3I:
..3 I I: Assamisty: 4 . : i 1
Ft
l: WM. B. LE •of -Tmmtli. 1 f
+ .4. GEO. N: IVAGENSELLF;R, of Pineirre
41, . 7 3
tv ; ASSOCIATE JE'DdES: i 1
~ GEO: RAH N', td Avhland.• . • 1: ' ,
• - BERNARD REILLY, !4 Pottsvilie t
. 1 '!.• • • 4 1 . DISTI2ICI ATTOp.'NEY: - 1
THOS.. N. WALICER.;of Pottsville,
i poultry coviiismoNErt:
BOYER,;or
. • conostn ; v . •
T. B. HALE;of,.lllirsville:
=I
courrr serArtron: • . I • •
TABIAS:KREIDER, of Pinegror. •
. liinnemq orb Tag POOR:
AMOS fitIFFMAY, or Landiogril
Armroir. : .
GABRIEL MILLER, South,3Lialo4itn.
lietigions )ntelligelict.
THE itor..l. 11. Cootie, the former 'Pastor of the hap.
tilt Church of this ilorough. p!erach to motimw-:-Oct...
6th—in tha . t '
'
Altit'4l , *rmt ot4he ectittyitcflt Clattntf; em.ite
ble Society Will be held on i*ndliy evenh% heit, Oct.'
Gni.' at half pa ' s,' 7 o'clock, In the hasement Mori of the
First llethedlet Church, (tlite . dlevjMe.Gray's4in Second
An teldre.s: will be dellearpd hy ttlp lime. J. Y.-
Meredith of Poet eartaM.
. . z' ,
•". 1 . Nc 1
ricse. - •
f •
Jar.PitiMITIVII, MET/10DIST.CliVBC11.1 corner' of
Lyon and Sdatrest. Divine Servfee every Sabbath et 19
o'clock. A. 31.. and . ll &dock'. P. M •,', f
Atlt- rlllB7` METIIODIST Ert'AcopAL Clirlielf.See.
and Street, Pottsville,: Rev. WiLLIAMAL. Gast Pastor.—;-
Divine service every Sabbath, at 10 A. M. and lit 7 1 / 4 P.M.
tfir M
SRCOND , ETUODIST- 01.500 PAL , elle nett:
Market Street, Pottatille, Rev. d. TALBOT Gittetr, Pastor,
Divino rrviedievet7.Sabbaih at 19 A. 3f. and 7; 2 ' P. M. •
iki'ASStICTATt. iltirditlfED PRESIirTN cut men,
Market street, Rev. Itttiltsi ri. Patin; Pastor. i trine
serviceevery:trabbath at 1 % cieleck, A. 31, 'and ,at 7%
o'clock; P. 11, ,. ' i - •
- W ENCILTSILUTIfq AN CHURCH . . Market Squills
t
Pottsville, (toy. 1. astsi. Sara, Pastor:‘ Divine service in
this Churai re.. arly.cvery" Sunday. Morning, at 10%
o'clock ; evening. at 7 alclack. Weekly Prayer Meeting,
Thursday, evening. at 710, '4lncit. i ~,
„.'
24- WELS,II fkl.NO It Eti ATVPi ALI3IIIIIICII, Miners
villa Mid, Pottirril to. Reilensitett 'Wu., Howarth:4.'l,as.
tor. Divine . service in. this Chkirrh every, Sabbath.—
Morning at 10 o'clock . evening at IS o'• - lock. i'rayer Meets
int at 9 A. M. B=hool for small ehilu on. bY teeth:their:a
lb the theories and doctrines or the It i le, ot_li,.l, rider*,
School for reading the DIM" &E.., at '' , --Velack. Singing
School At 4 n'ell , ck• • , 1 :
.‘
,
gre-TRINIT 111311011 StIMICES.— odour: 1450:
-
-On SOndays.lit 10% A.. 11.: and TM P. I.„as i follaws :
atb. ' ,he !a:lth Sunday after Trinity. The lessons are
Ist Kings xvII and 51. John. ilt-rlgt Kings; Iran' and 51
Teter 11. ~
•- .. -
ir I '
19th. The2lio..af ter ilia. ;24.,Kings —John • viL
2d Kings xik—,2d Peter lit..
19th. Thei 22,1 S atter Trin: ipantol , ll—F.t. John vitt.
Vardel vil—lst John 1. ,
Ti.
•
%M. The 2.3 d 9. after h: Proverbs , --.John l x—.
Proverbs.ll—ist John IV i, .
The nd Sunday of the month 0 9th day) cs the; regular
Unto ter trintistn, tight after the second lesLnn. . •
The vreek-dav itorviro Is held kaohlredant‘day evening,
bAllritlitlgl4 - 11.4 o'clocie r to tho'Letnre min.
S.' ,
• , • • : Dj WASIIIIIi V' fitefor- • •
. .
113USE—SAIIES—On • Weittie - sday • eseblue. October
I, 1830 K, by the Aev.lCm. Gray.iflUtitY 11.41JSE, of this
borough, to CII4ItIATTEJA HES, tr" Paid Alto. - +
nEorat_wirmax--on the.-••:l'Jthulti.by the Rev.
Daniel Wsishbure,'Dr. keruorr 'amts. Ehrgeon of the
United States A rthy, to doughtier of the into,
.Letibetut Whitney.
42QAh LABORERS WANTED, on
uki 'tbs._ the 1.71.10 n Canal .- -14esety
*t 1 Y .ripply to • RQCKAIELLOW, it:11994c Co:
ReAding, July 19, a yi .
ITUATION WANTED---As a'Book?
keeper, or In to* grocer) Simi', by aid -inbotilbor—
bog bid murb exPeflonee •od eon peodmie best of refer.
cores. Apply to • 'TItOa. %ISMS,
• • • • • • Itottbie:' 04 Schnylkltt county, Ca.
September 47.'str • r Z 94,10 '
,
TEACHERS WINTED.4Four . Male;
Tearhersito teho'ClutrO of Pahlif leboels In:.
y toernship,Veltuytkill county.. .tiene - tut anew.-
teat persons, who have a eertiffeste front! tho County an-
Deriatendent, as to their rapacity, treed apply. • 4pplica-
Mos will be received , up to the Nth of DetoVer, when n
asking of the Directors will be held it the face of the
Secretary.. 1 . JOHN 4..OTXD, Eerretory,
September LI, 'Sit i.- • ' 1 S3-at
ar -
AND /LAVERY; AN.D THE
MARItIIGO.
WANTED.
incTeise its rcpc..iisentati:m in the o.4sgres... of 'th e
Cnit-1 S•c;te,F.:,.._ If thi!lIGS Bitelnition sh.oo be
elevte.l, :is.the exponent of the Pro%slarcry prin,
• eiples embraced: in the Cinrifitinti. Platform,
otilittui) . . the policy l id' tits . Pierce ea.'
rininistration;thiba lo.4c:itlcd.:(itr.iticapy, if
"mitt,l:l be,..ichh, in connection with the grasp that
the Bi-tro Ktuj wilt secure" in the Id'etern Terri
t!?rie,,i will eimitto•tiw Skraocraej i.q ht vo, ad in-
Agitate, perfect control of every ritnitleatif:ti ofi
ADMINISTRATION.
DMINIS - cI'ATOR'R
~ •- t ESTATE
'or I - TiIOIIAS, I 114 of Itraneh
to..Schaylkill county teceas,l.—Lettetf , Adninistnl-
I having Iwo grin il:l.utrtarriber, iwidintr lit
Tremont. on tho 5.t1.1 Estate:4E persmt r uf ho Are
sai ,lc.v‘laut are lwrnhy kintlow azikr; iww.d to
titymett. pint tttnve claims to pitsent the Sabie, 4
autbe.ntirated, for i-i•ttlement. • -
.Trotiimtt, A titivst
DISSOLUTIONS
NjOTICE is herebY-giveit that the
firm of J.Y. ,dr cU., tine dlamilrtitl by mu
tual eour..?nt. un the I2th day' efOlprlL Mau,. and the
books are In the hande et Janes It.Cleatter. reflection.
J. Ir. l'ltl et: A: Cyr;
404:t?
Astilaltd, Octotwr 4,'v6
VO'I'ICE of DISS I
In: firm of We di Ifnibmi.ll.4.been title flay
dlasolvotl by mutual content. The bug] now of $ lot /ace
partnerab/p will to conduited by Wallant li. Wofir, at
tiro olliCo on Cintre atreot.;.Litely orcupLat' by the, firm.
.lobo liughesimeassoviated binowlf withT. W. itogiwa,
Eaq,. • • . W-Kitl.ci, •
JlJ.ltuall) i.
i:teptember ' • 4441[-
iiiISSOLU'FION of .CO-Partnprship.
Li The Orin 41014 businesii - . untie like Otto of .T.ir.
1.54..)1VEN I.IROTHER, Is this.4lly di4iohred mutual
consent. All,acconutswillbe kettled NI J. W: Bowen.-
J,•‘111. BOWEN, •
l'Ottstille ktopt.l, 1&43! W. 11.• J. BOWEN.
M .
r. J. W. Bowen haring dittpos4of his interest lathe
.Piintiog and. Papering host nese to Jarucis ii, ll Udey. the . '
busineav wilPle continued h . )* him under the name of
311.;DEY .11sMYE.N, who ore worthy of liberal public
patroyago. . Sept. Al, 'fati 384 t
C(h-fAATNERSIIIP
3r.upsy bAllialtitOCiate4 wkh hlm WM. J4DOW,
Uuder the firm of Mud* . it Dowpo.
We are;Prepared to execttte -all orders for Painting,
Glaring, and faperitig, at short - notice and on reasonable
tonna Wdeallthoattentionofparcheuers to our iarge
stock of Paper }Langton, Window' Bhicles, Fire 'Board
Prints; &c... Including every variety. of style and price,
which we neer at the lowest city Trice& Lettering of
every 'description promptty executtd. •
MUDEY*'BOWES,
t'aloors abore The American > , Howe, (ntre Area.
Pothutilie, eoptembar 20,"56 '• - 38-
esQOPAR'I' Eft.HIP,—JAIVIES Mx
- BEATTY. of - the late fi rm of 'Beatty .t . Thetnas, has
, intuit with him Theodore Baßlaeteen and James B.
Beatty, in the Coal blisinees, under the tirm of James
M. Watt) , & Co., who wil l
p. 3 continue the minifig and Eel.
ling 9
of ,1 as este . tl. '•
.JAR.I. R OTTY... L- - ,',. ..
TIIEOISOII.E.OARRFOON,-
- PottrriBe, June 2/ob6 '-, ' ( - 20. .....'
........- • .--....-- 3 , ..-...........-
VARTNERSHIP -NOTteE.- - -THE
copartnerlihlp,in the •Ltieber brisleest, heretofOre
-ex sting betwepn H. C. a a. IVlsciti, was this day,"(Doc.
, l a
; 1., 18.55,jdissent by mutual tment. R. C. WILION, ~
G. WILSON.
Tha undersigned hate this y, (De5J 1, 1855,) entered
:Into •eopartnership In -the umber business, at their'
shown saw WC; on the 3fahaney, under. the 1102 cifiril,l
- SON .1. ROYER. ' R, C. U . 10z014...• , '
IMI
I
,
• ' --, • . LEWIS ROYliii.
. Orders for an kinds of Lumbir liftll be received and at.
end 4.4, to by 8.C.-W(l;mi, at the mid. or. Lewis Royer,
gehnvikill (Ireton. • Febreari.l6-'56 7-tt
Ei
COAL. •
3E l ' e t ie• ries db. 41= 1 .cs. ~ i, .
i ; 'Black Heath Cbal Tani,' ltmaii awl Vine blritti,'
' • .EEP .Fonstantly on hand White and
Tv fl ea Ash . Coal, of all bites. , They 1004.18004h' red'
to receive cotti'Con yardage. anddryer th e Reno at low'
'rates. - V , ll'hilad'a,ll.l VI. 'ad 20-6nas - ,
ed ASRLAND: . COAIFicom L. - P..
. - iinooKz a ccoa Tunnel Collteig.,rThe undersign
vs, in conneaton with the Outland Coil. flue - leo:a,
.4diten the agency of the above Coal. and are pratiarol to
Ourldao orders, w bleb may le addrissett to Poet Cie:lvo,
9i 4fo Wall street, Nei York. - CASZNEIt itc).7l.>Vlo,'
I, 1 August 11.'65 '. . , .' ' ,RS'. -tf n.'
~............,
A LLEGIIENY „AND CUM:
:
AR LAN D COA L, by l t he cargo:car, ttm
seldr a gor busbel4-marranted tribe of
excellent quality. DeafersairriTar
sunievi suppfied at echofesale prices. be dellviired
at any point along cAtltli or railroad.- Address, o ir apply
Ito • - Tlll9. E. CAIfIL;,
101 .
1660 > r 17-4 6
T ri IOPARTNERSIIII'—C. I F. NO:II
•
TON . and R. V. CLOVER,JR., of the late I'm o
finian- Norton d Co.. hare this day; associated with
them, W. S. RORAitTS,• J. WALTON and.J.R. VAX
1 DUSEN.Iof the ;Gm of Roberts, Walr.Ml dr Co., and the
bUsinOsi continued under ttiti ffrm of %AN
DUSEN, NORTON & CO., at X0.1:1$ Walnut streetPlilla.,
Pier No.l, Port Richmond: ~ • ' f
I'hiladelpblA, Feb. 9, '66. • , . • • G-ly
CipPARTNERS,i-ilP.—.-- he under
kisigned Base-this day (January .Ist, 1F06.) entered
into eopartnellShip for the transaction of a (.1;li era! L'mil
I Commission. Business, and also for tb'e'pu rebate and ult)
1 of Coal. under the Erni of W. M. ROGERS d,CO. r
M telt .... 2 1 4V3 Palsy, New York,andin eentrestreet,
opposite the Areerfmin Hotel, Pottscille. i . ,
-1; •' W3l. M ROGERS , Sew VW*.
,• , •
P. D. LL'TIIRII,
y 9,'66 • , • I- - 6-tf,
- 7 ~. • Bltkistoa 7 Cox et: c 0.,; 4 . 2 '. . ' ' ,
,
IAEALEIIS- , ln and !Shippot, cif An
_, thraelte Coal, .Wlslie ind Ited Ash. nt•sunerlor
.qulllty. „Wharf No. 2.* Richmond; - Cumberland
Coal, from the FrankllnAkAl Company's! Intries, iilq..
dad 4y +theca at 'Baltimore. .• .-. • • ; , ' , ,
JNO.It, I:II.ARISTON,-, I No. 63 Walnut street, Philk.
{VW, P. COX. • .
GEO. P. NEVIN, NO. 4 Nets street, New York;
Starch 16., 'MS ."- - . . • -.• ; ~.,1/.:Otlir
- DINE FORESTi - Allac)c.
Olamond rein Coat.--411e ittOnte'ilber, biting made
arrangements tbr a full and regular 'supply of pose well
known and sthydride fled and :White Ash. Gates. Is,yr'es
pared to it'll') them In solid order and with despatch. • Or
dem addressed to mewill-be exeented on the most Weer
attle terms. .S.IIOItERTB Ja.
' Wharf—Locist street. Sch:nylkill.
Officel—No.4Zaltrn: street; Philadelplata,,,and No.
129. tate street n. • ' , ~. - • .
Philadelphl4oll 5,1.856 - :• y. . litra . .. 1
. A. l Sill, /On) arid M L ARANOY COAL.
. .
— . Thettarmfersigned are remised to receive anima!
for t le celebrated 'Ashland Coal from the' 4 *llancreft I
oneer Colliery .' From the eXtentd re alterations an Itn,, I
prosements map at the Collier} , this 'Outer for preparH
ng the Coatelhey feel no hesitation In otierlng it to the; i
trade as an article that can bate Iv, stvrier In the mar. i
tat. both Ca to quail and freedom' from dirt;slate'ithd 1 1
other Impurities. ey are,also prepared to make con
tracts the Lehigh an Schuylkill Coal front other Mines.'
• • - - ItANCROFT,;LEII'i.4 &CO., ' ,
No. 10 %ialawt st reet, Contmerelatittalidlng. , 1
February 9, VG. '' :. , .* '. •" , s lily '1
VARTIN Elt S HIP NOTICE. --The'
, - . lirm *or LOUIS J..BiLLONI it'SON hi; this dt;y
fay 12, 1856.) been dhsolred by mnttutteonsenti
' The firm of /*RR& It & BELLONI has this tit (May
12411.51 t.) been dbwolsed bi . mutual consist. i .
The Coat business heretA>foretrammcted'bi 'the aboye
named firms has this dai been consolidated Into • qins,
and will henceforth be carried' on under the name and
t. Brut of BELLONI,T.A.P.RA It & CO.; at the old locations:
—i3 Wooster street,; 9th street, turner Represent; 1.91 h
Istreet, near . Avenue 8,1114 also at , Na- IS rille'xl met, llt
posito the Coal rachange. , , ROBERT BELLONI. : i
• . ' GEORGE . C. : PARRA It
.
• II .CIIARLES BELLt NI.
- •
New York, May 31. , b 6 , . • :
.. ':-.;'..
•
VIRST CLASS COLLIERY 't4 Let:
!
. truttees or the York idjotoing the Bo
rough of Pottsailleinffer bsicese that valuable portion of
the we end. of the estate, which embraces about 5,300
fort of the Celebrated Ilincklifine Volts, Red.,4o, abut. to: .
gether with the Trmn4l. ,IlabLit-Hale, "'matelot &dew
Pettis. The west end of this Colliery tot at Weatirod
where the !dine lllliitalltotid passes through • the) rep:
eriy—the distance to Schttylkill.lleven is on ly eretniles
It is; therefore thong the ticar.!/1* OVieries to
pd a:. The superior quality of this Coal ttener.illy cont= .
wands more than the urea market privet - or/bp beat red .
ash Coal; and the quantity in mipposed to bee !Beirut to
-supply a drat thaw colliery for along series of yenta.
Appilestbrin for filtrated ufermation and terms of le to
to be =Welt. . .A.
corner. Beent) d and Malututottin streets,rettariU•
February 2 t:.,6 , • 4-tf- , •
bethport
I 4T w Il J el e
C A?ll 4 l ' niir a
dE , eo i t i d Z inuttluation has
canny been opened from tire Lehlith Cad Itegien to
be waters of New, York Day; at ; Faltsabetbport, .Nevr , Jet ,
.y. is the nearest .apprtrichrVhieh has yet Leen
• e by railroad trout the Coal deposits of Pert%lrania
to the great markets of New York and New En land
Formsrly. before the present Inland mutt were
o e e t i al, the deAtersJo this city obtained-their Lehigh
Coal from Bristol, Tenraylranta, at' A distance • of more
Abaft' 230 and at a frel:ht of about St 00 pee ton.'
"Now, it eau be bad by an inland 'water comninotation
402n:dice: and at a freight.of about Itir cents per Md.—.
rfte Fame r,elatiie advantattes will also bederiVed try ,all
I the buyers an the North River and, in the vicinityof
Now York. and in all the New England tqatee. Cluing
the present season the oubsertbers will be the exclusive
shippers of the celebrated South end WeA taprion Motto
' taiu tehlith Coal, at ribtabetbport.and reser.% will, tow,
be able. at all times; to obtain sargeva _Alt bent Itelay:—;
Trains Ofloaded ears with frer.hly traced Coal are: paw:
received dally direct, front the Fable+ „ Consider!** the
latenseeOf the ammo, it ia ilorri . -1 14 that **derv,.
Tor tids celebrated Ccei- ielbe PrcruPi/Y ele cu t e d, shut "
be iteht withent debar to our office* at New. York, Phils.
delphia, or Beaton. • • • • •
_ • AriftNITIED
Nas.llo Broadway, Now Yor4; h 7 Walnutal rect.' i'hlhe
thdpidat 86 State street; Dcetna. ; , . _
. - -
. .
4: ~-;',.;--F-•-z.4:-.
,t-'-' , Z6 ? - I ' s '' ; J Y; -. Z- , :i1i , ., , .. - : - : ,„ .
.-_•lt-'l.t,:%lS::tAE.t:::.-11,_t7:L.,:..:.-.',-,:-
1
111.0 M t`SaN
,A. GODFIi
, -
rXitY. LET---The firgaii4l ri
. one hotel'. known i s ilia " Eagle 1C ,(d{'
a Net, rlatadelphia. ..ne boupe is doict.' 3,
nese, and well calculated ftwiWestarn.or 5c... i
being °M* gt located in th e begirt of Ib
1 of rbiladelphis: It contalds 120 motor..
I airy.' 'A atablealao coonected, with Nom P ,
TLe.bouse - Will be, let 013'.reeionable tonne-,
can bo given inunedlately. Apply to: or ad 4
W. Gortor‘.l.92 North 31 street, l'olladelpll4
October 4.'55 . . , • IS.
. rrO LET—A goQ d .and convre.l
I i
_„._. , dwelling bowie, in Mabantongti Ftrer ; , 10.•
!Ennt -- -ond. • tent $l6O per annum . Enfin Ire 0,
II . 2 - • ," . , MILr.
' l t tkepteintei ..`l, '6l ~- . • . •
ti I . ri.\ _. ---- ,
if) lbs: Peruviin I
: 111t15,0 4 / 1 .7 k. 11041 tbh beg or t 4.
!, kill ilavensky_ , ,'-': re l: T.
I , klehosik ill liven. August.= 'f4'
I .1 j_KINTING rAK:II.--11cio4A:
k ji . , .. Papelr, Of over tag it d weight, of so r i6i
fur Pale at 31111 price*. '') , E. Iti.110:'
•gio LET .- ---1.-rcin:the frrlii
' A iobcunext. the bow. f* Nomegbinis t.t
longing to the &Ate o! .biro Mtldieett• , ( " 3 :
occupied by Nr. George Mown. . For (olio ..ar,
, • l. 3/ 1::.
. . .
". Pottidille.,St view 1c.t.11.1.6t ' i 3 ,
_
.
III7OR . k • .' . " —• 4 SLE 0.6 . .0f chop!'
'1 -
.4 ~ 1. -
delightalni lasted tetikteaces en t o ' i
go street. Pottorrllle./.,144 25 fret:i. VW • A
113
I _fort deep. iloaro 112 (1 4 , . X(VVIIt C071400 ,1 ' . -
lag swinge( welt srat4zr on the prelailwi. Ir'
:
able.. F4 , l' p4rticulanr call (II Les'a• 14,41,'
la Feeond Ptrret. Pettstllte.
Seale:4l%4ll. .41G •
SVEAENGINES
M FOR . A
Sten* Enxinfle. with deem eyilrJe "-::-,
mtleter, And ti fro stroke. It MI utng ey lir 1. .:
lOwirirr. 6 trettitr kr. with It Vett , . fcrue .1 1 ;
1114.61- Furnace: Wettid mak.. eirclitut'Vo rT o
Init Engine,. .onr or, both will it pold.to to
ply to - - • 11:NRY Lo:\ M.
~._% Pr , :
—3,tivoia',lllr, it II k.r , .I '
: 0 7
1n:91,V , SNA*11:8• r ,f,,
1: • .l' : '' .4
. ,:::4 - ;;U:;;;• ..--.1:..,::::`,:
4i44a-=
Aho Ruleriattlettt. A tudy of the Abol6/12inp, is
ite rtvm.Mjlnltyill'i, statistic's, will he naiad intr , t.
tntr. SOO the cxteut of territory .o:ivory
Look et Chow 14,8 itito which the • , t.‘
'orracv wjtl thrust thuiri.eculistr iristitutivat
North itertuirttee:•,nt titot”toniair eit°
tiwi ,
Fur th e vita.: teY the, dimity of Free L
ego oariettiy. styptic : at: the' citizmoi or.
yirevent the - nktvanFo ilt•Ett a i„ y ,
'other iach of Free Solt. .
•„
•---' • • STRAY
QTRAY GoiAr.- - ()aine th c e:, A
t0..0 "proutt,..e of the (: 1N...61,er. in llranch'Ap..: 6 ._"4,
KIYAd ttitrw rinea. a bale rt.tr wblle7r:
ortner 13 , 'reqat,, , telt . to. Drove pr , i+ertv, pay
and hike her 3418 E, (Abend:K. ehe Kill he
cording to M.
••oet q ber,,A • • • - 41),,t
TRAY CQW.7—Citpte to the it./
AV; ttif the sabsedlve on fill( 24tb./Ply
Mil
iirataa,t, a Bed COW, with wtiiita faaw-aiwt,
white apota about tßa bodr. • Tha oWner fa
rugaested to call and prune property...pp ste m ,
will he sold aetbrdlug to law. . G. OBOE
Llewellyn; sebaylkil; e
"I)
- A inrwit 'MS
'• . '. NOTICES • - 7
A, G ePo CY for tho , Purehaieand ~ , i
. i - v ' o f heal Eitste..—The undersig;oeil. AIM .4 nml
14 , ,Pt.ttsville, Schujlkill t• enth ty,lathw Mid 01 , 11.1,f,,r
esp, rieuee la the purehm.o sail iple at ltsv./ I, e„, ii i
op deli a s allied iit thirliuo al busitiesi; la Ciant...trl
oppulla the Am vicati &tote], where he will 1. i 4 t) .atai.givesi caution t' titalarssot Chi, descriprion, .f
*Altrili irEAVEjj
. Pottsville. Octobet 4. '341 ', 1 la 3.'
IOTICE.L---The Heirs' Of the 4 - 4
, .
Itec..4ONATUAN PARKIN Wer.lysin Metl.4
ritintsfer,n naftveof E;beitleld,whefirterniarried wi t h.
l'irker ot Ifewsbury, and together
died at 31altao; Enaboria.. 4 bout 114. - 1 :It - Pottle; at
'anpriaxed to be. realdlnir In Sell ay 'kill -mountaiu me
are Wilted to renal thyir. addrati to '4.
Office, New York."
- New; Yorh; Oclobei 4,'44 4O-te
'll:botitt of Comtnon Pleas of tichuylltill,e4nt..
_ ~kna* J Atyrt, '
, . No.
Ainitif MIU.Ya. September Term. 19
t'fiet Undersigned,Ptuditor appointed by the mi4r
•te distribtde the proceeds rail on the atom Fl. F
and imongltadentitied to the same, will attend*:
duties of hts appoAment, at his office, in *entree
Pottsville, on Fal the 24th day of OetAberthois
o:eloelt.A. 3L WM. L. WRITS Y, la4l:'
totisvinr, October :ts 1!-4
. - T . S. A. 7 -LI-, Washington Camp;lo •14 i •Uavior -44.4ns of Ateerilrueete every it
el-ening:id Michatileg liall,(Thi story), comic'
tie iztact Market streets , Pottsville; a.
• 1 , ego. J. Kim
i 46-lyj 1 COMM/21 TATECt.
Ir)ROPQSAX4S wi.ll, be received
the Euglheer*Offiee, Hazleton, un fi t none; re
27th, G:4-embaniting, Brushy follow Trestling.'
Ilasieton itailmad,'o contain theta if 4 .900 cubic •
Ittor..lo,
MARTIN •CORYELL, Engl
• Hazleton. Sept2O. '• - zc..;
The, Relaware:and . l4
'tan Canal Will be opened for Narlgatki
AY. the 28th Init. No greatir.draught of rater ./
*Teat will be allowed usitil April Mh.,
JOHN R. THOMBON-4,wr
Ibl j
fß._fr. F.. TRUCKS aid
MAINOAY. Mining Engineer, Patinteei
rear of Purifying Mine Stater are now at thet , r•S
Rouse" where they vat) be happy ta era those .s.sl
who are Interested In taring' the expense atto4
the destruction of Dollene by mine water
Pottiville.,August 9,'40
March %,1856.
sl:Nuehil
• COAL COMPANV.:—ltolders of len Jr.- , 41.4;
9 this Company , in this vicinity. are requott.f t.;
ward to the Aubseriher Or payment the cupmtut ,
bee endiniiag 'each capon,
It. W. MASON:own..
f
Sept.'2o:sll 3S-30 , Letter address-rilatiV
yeo.o MINBRS.—PrOpos* far Jr
frotu LO to 70,yards of rock tunnel. al the cd
8, itepplier, Locust Hun, Dear Ashland: alpz,
pale for driving v. tunnel to the North Latirryf 1,1`4
moth Vein, at the same colliery. a 111Ataneo 'of at
yards, through' loose ground and rook. .111 pcc3
the undersigned utitil iiatunlay t pctober 11th.
ALEX:It ..
Agent,fDr Locust Mt. C.
September 13, '54
TO %hi
d Coal
-rEttatid inert Ingsof !kg:opera tni; : trillli• ht
reome of the Coal' Assoc/0100, In 0- R t re' xtr
tlarriguell'ffeoketorei eyety Tdeetta am! 1r1e4 4
11 o'clock; A. 31., to . I o'clock. P. - 3/. :4;1/1 Itii,i :4
ell h 1 the weltarrof%tbeTradeite inited to stl.ll.
mertlnpl, tbrtmogh'wbleb, It lir:bcp .a • pen,4l
taldiAbment of r. The aka EXCAUS Pe of &kWh;
may be effected. .f .. ~ S.Bll.l.Y3lAlti. lJ
• Pottsville. Aprlll9. l lStid - •
• VO"PICE. is heretay:igtir.en that
il , 'plicitiou will: he made at the next . f.c.i ,
Legialattire of Pentisyirania. for the, incoir. r:1
Rank with the usual, prirjfetieig said Danl. op,
the ..Sittlyik ill , lial'en hank." with a "mit+
' , Rundred Thduvand Dollars and to Le terft,d is
rough of Schuylkill Ilavenak. t rylkilielunti
DfINJ.DELONti. • S. . DELID:tIT,
JOSEI4I SEIFERT.", v DA.'IEL SA Y Din.
61DEON BAST. " WILLIAM 111 - 3T743 ,
SA3IE:Et.
V. KiIANNON, DEOROF. KAUFMAN.
Scb J
uylkill Haven, tilyl2, '1 11 . - !...•
~.
rjr AM Ik.QUA,, June 26, : 1856.--.ic.'•
/byes. Smith it'Onnpany,l'hiladolphiA4lit .
I
of 21. th init. is received and contents n+ ,b d
have ne objection toyubllsh that we contracted '
tcesou Then ty-Tbrariand tons at Gmenwia-lo •
delivered at Port. Clinton during the preseni frs•
That about Eight Thousand tent have been tt I”.''
. .you. end that wi!expeet. In, KOCAt Eat LI, te &Hie' :h
anre'of the amount called Aw in the contnot.l Pt
, are not aware that we bare any other Agent the' ' 0 "
Sturtevant k Co.. for the Went oar Omen w 1. w.'
Coal, at Philadelphia. or eisewheret. . •
We' only designed. in the circular of New I."''' •
valet 2 Co.. to cut off those parties at Mb ~s ' t
were constantly pretending:to sell our Gr.vnvv: '
.1
although the c a - never badAtuithing to , do sirh"
that Coal. lotewere". aware that NeWell;t. , ,e'''''
Co. were our Agents, and our only Agents , .01 11, ' '
,the Greenwood Coal,--and Newell, lZt urtesinrt t'
, aware that we had tepid you a quantity of it , . $3::....
. Tot:mg truly, ', ,1 . . 1. 2 It. AO
Atiguat 6,56 , ; '
..-- ~. ;':7
-FOR SALEIL TO I
•
ytALUABLE PROPERTY` 1
-7-The loose and, lot tiow 'oeCipled
e:act Norwtrzian street, !net fro 009
A LA 20 by 110 feet, now °eel:pled Z.r
s idjoialng the above. - Tema, to salt ukh pot
J.U. 1
Pottwrilie. o,tober'4, '56 , . '
QucLFt9.'s6
I UST. RECEIVED.--A. tar , e ,
Of went oliplendldPe4tunery, be.. frvoi)b ,
lorleSor Jules-Raw) at Ca. liarrlaon and 0,? , r5- 0
All those wbo want , hoe rerhsterzy,.rio It •
: I. 4 IST , SBook ettd Varlets,Store.
Jane:tr.,: 21:1854
4.OUSE
-ALL gory Briar flutidinit,located en : 7, 14
next door to th4,ist Sl g ih e dim et iu kb. T at`
oil he itnet desirable in theliorougtt with An
ern improvements, - Poseesabnt given tuna yu
terms and tither partteittars t apply tr:
4., yit
Nib:tills, July r i:l3, ;
li
- -xt. d,
Orbo .
tvtoke I . ' rt
MI
a
II
=I
lki
MI
1101
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t
tql
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