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The
hring /11 pe 0 id of
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lbtreiaejtily„wolL*
jleatutmuettotarltit the pries, and have entered
Into Maltpcllt ti tallivatign embraced
*Uhl* thetpetiod Oetrie. T. meet impatent
kaPiaaskie• days of the Fieeobition, en.
keret Into the recent contest. Waddended them
NraranV. We bidleved these right -Therese doe
fiatede Buchanan le President elect: Meaner,
I .
, aed skillet tactic.; hero 'done: their work. Be Is
be solitarily tendldate,, yet successful. The Op.
'Peewee talents Buchanan may be beaten. It
believer, but a temporary Meet. lien
diq
i.Stinelples never. S .
4 r
The to le polldeien hes been applied to us, and
'ale bare bees sneered at for our sal It la the
imml of honestly. When we eonsider a =salad,
Irighteous, we defend it with warm th . We have
leaver sought
,pecutdary benefit in our political
career•• lice bits posseseed no allurements for us.
;Twice In one life, we have been tendered public
padtions, and have refused to : accept. We have
aim' offered office to any 404 to induce him
to saptort the cause in which 'we ware engaged.
,On the mmtrary we bane urged oar friends rather
US depend upon their teeth:Cud° business, than
enter the (dee seeking circle. We have been
warm, .have been teems in err advocaty /Of
American Republican principles. The Man does
not exist who can justly rectum us of . private in
terested natives is that seal and warmth.
To the young, vigorous and tntbasiastic., we in
- the future will leave out...door political work.—
, Through oat columns we trill advocate es tees
- sion s requires, the leading Principles, which will
be found annexea. It shall be done in a calm,
argumentative nianeer, calculated to offend noels,
yet in a tone arm enough to were that we are
fearless at welt as independent in defence of
which it right. There are of come, minorques.
lions - growing out of the leading topics of, the
day, which will melee deo attentiod as thiy at
tract sinbLki notice., ft shall be our aim to make
the leernut,' thoroughly a family and
. business paper. The Cord Trade will receive our
undivided attention, while each department shall
be as complete es e14M1301111 labor can make it.
While thus premising, we nab Attention to
' • OUR POLITICAL CREED. •
Ileternined opposition to the extension of SW
'
very. into the Territories of the United States—
and aispodtke to the acquisition of pay Territo
ry, either by annexation, purclutoe or conquest,
for the extension of the area. of Slavery.
Opposition to any interference with the rights
,of Blare-holders in tho States in which - Slavery
exists* Statdlaw—while at the same time we
drake a change in , the Fugitive Slave Lae, giving
/the right of trial by jury to establish' the claim to
41 slave, which Will bring tho law, within the limits
of the Constitutive. .
The Improvements of our Iliv'ers and Harbors,
for the promotion or the Internal Commerce_ of
, the Country ; together with each) aid as may be
prudently extended by the General Government,
to the construction 'of liailrloati and Telegraph
lines to the Pacific Ocean, to facilitate quirk ;OM.
TOUCICIIiiI3II thrintgtiout the country, which is the
only mesas by which so extended a Territory can
be bread together in one Union.
A Revenue System of ditieelevied on Foreign
Ilerchandise, !efficient fur / the 'support of the
General Goveromeirt, and so arranged as to dis
min:abate in faVer of, and also to protect the Re.
mead° Industry of this country.
While we dotard to, everY coon the right to wor.
his Creator +wording to the dictates of his
own conscience—without fear of molestation, and
will proscribe no'man on account of his birth
place, who is a good citizen, and= cordially sup.
ports oar Institations—yet wehre.decidedly , Opp"-
: maps lioman Catholic, Jesuitical; - and alt other
Fonitgn Influence, not in with our In
stitutions, true Christianit7,-und the best good, of
the makees—and lastly, pa/Weal opposition to
men who give oi,offer to Roman 'Catholics 'onice,
toloduence, their votes,.;. a means .of political
advancement - Of themselves and °Om". •
•
The, above is nn outline or main- foetus' of
the leading principles this paper` will endeavor to
_advocate hereafter. Outside political labor we
will in ilium leave to younger men, whose Pby
sitMl condition is letter eakulatqd to Lear the ex
citement and anxiety ineldellt. to POPtiCO/ cam
paigns. Our labors in the sanerdni shall be mein
_
ly directed to instruct and= entertairf; to,eomhat
error and,corruption rrberiabey thieaten the pub. ,
lie welfare—to publish an i IIONEST, ISDEPZIEDENT .
journal.• It has been our pride thus to conduct
Millers' Joernot through a long series 'of
years. It shall be our aim to "pursue the elven
timer of oer way," in the future, unmoved by
threats, undismayed by petty malice.
EarCel of the News of the Pennerlvernia
• !Este Election On the Free inept
SettLerLef Eosins.
The Cincinnati Gazette „contains the following
letter. A fair axpression of thO popular sentiment
Of the citizens .of this Stattilas not Lein afforded
Ulf either of theelectionswhich have taken place
this Fall inPenntlylrenis. The great minority of
. the people of this State synaptithise with the suffer
ingSettbas Of Kamm; are opposed to border ruffian
tint and'the extension of Slavery; but frauds on
• the stumi;and at the• ballot boa, in connection
with a lack of thorough uhion, which union was
therarted by . traitote in the camp t inaketts appear
unfaithful to the cause . of Freedom. It would•
have been midness to hope for success; with a
dopble power to pawl:at—an °Oen elienty.and
tocrot roe; ' •
The letter in Qui Garuttte‘rins ea follows: .
. • lisistotiO, NA:4BAB, Oct. 25.
'Do you wish to know the e ff ect of the news from
Pennsylvania and Indiana oh thO Free State set
tlers to genies? The Intense anxiety with which
they have lookbd for the heirs from the "Old Key
,stone,"--the great weithercock of the tinion—had
led me at Ant to believe that they felt their all, to
• be hazarded on the cast. But I was mistaken.--
• Though the electionrel Buchanan may make Ken ,
Lae a Slave State, yet the Free State settlers are
Slot 'disposed to give it up without a struggle.'
Eastern men eannOt comprehend the condition
, 0 1 th e p an state tattlers here. If they could they
would be enabled to form somo idea of the despe.
rate character of the conflict that tenet follow Du
) . ebantin'a election., Vie Missouriati have invaded
Kansas to Make Aej 'the men from the North to
rattle there, end lien in'peace. When the'armles
• Of Missouri invaders' bad socked too towns, stole
' the horses . the Territory, and drank up the
whiskey they brecght with them; they alwaya're-
Lowed tame with their plunder, leaving no more
pro-slavery solders id the Territory than they
• found them, and haring accomplished no perms
neat good for thn cause except to•disgust a few
moderato Southern settlers, and convert them .to
iree Sudo men. . •
• Bat far different has beim the effect of Northern
immigration? For the Pree,Seatti cause it is well
~• perhaps 'bat the Missouri rider has been closed.—'
,The Northeo men being compelled to go by the
'overland route though lons, became hardened to
territorial life by the Journey, and when once in
• f,Xenses, could not eerily return. Thus the great
• majority .of them became permanent settlers.=
• Every 11014011 from Missouri bus prOroked a new
immigration through . lowa, anti the consequence
that the Free State settlers hare been gaining
rin the pro.slevery party with'every Border Ent
lan raid. If the neer had been opened to them,
numbers of Free State _men, would hare returned
Mast;--for almost on their arrival they were robbed
of their horses i and cattle—their cabins burnt--
' young crops trampled down—themselves in-.
suited and 'twitted like outlaws--a price set on
their bead; as if they bad:been vetoes, end • their
families treated as the dam and:cube of the hilt
fox. When lint plundered they were thunder:
struck. Bad as these things bad been represented
they had 'wide& that the country was to utterly
iawle lad they _prayed that God. would in his
mere permit them to setback to n more civilised
and minted country, The river was closed to thew
sad they could not return. Tboy had beet. raised
•• In New England villages In tbe arts ot peace--
1 • within the sound of Sabbath bell. , They did net
-wish .tO fight. re faet,lboy would rmy :bins
rather than.resertte vielanee. They. Liore'a Order
sari passe. They lewd God and bade regard for
harass life, sad for, ail. the Idissouriens, called
them twormis. They, would gladly bare ginui
home—tkirver to cetera—but they dreaded that
long, weary Northern , route, and the river was
closed against them. • •
But 0, what 'a painful -change boa since taken
pu ce le the character of them men. The +lcep
wronp they have suffered hero wielded and faa
tore - d In their breasts until the great desire of their
b uda _th a purpose to'ubleb many of them bare
.sterna to cuuseerate their lives—ir Etirnem—
They are towards no hunger. TheY once avoided,
but now they seek a tight, and are:leeklog forward
lan ardent longing for . an Alpf,prionity tp
out at nets fell swoop their disgrace rprid die
'whale ries of Border Ruffians Gait has indicted it,
• ' - Thej . feel that who hero nu
..Idea of their eniiiiitien— = regard Wire as cowards,
ead_tbey are undoes to redeem their 'tarnished
r
bad a palatal interview with an old won Vi
to:NW, tbstimprorstal me "kb the effort of Kan
"OM WI. frePernasybranlal bad knowaldwa as
Xidbadhltidass Woos anaar•fanions
for .bstarlooding-bbl-coakszsallon_ with lasts of
&Opt:gm He told ow, In sons done! of • • le;
mu i r, of bit wrongs, be quolselfierlpture s gale,
boa I obsirrod with some oltiiirlse'llia et
d olpt, akit,4 with rortsx •iud looptsvaliot . 1,14.
.
ter be got tliwiegitblistilioreliiltaid Wit
of Ws chuck and 'Birelley-edn4lnAhltusAllP
tilyand expresses& some itewlipittble lagetege.
The old man seemed alt estreted
recollection. Ha stink demo oulbe Fahlei
white his long gray hair blew ht ate w,hlg
team rolled down his turrtnred *mks. AN* a
moment be Enid, "Would le God Iliad tiled tWfore
I 'ever elms out be* leolotadectigiorittakee,
but this life—Oh God—let's go get something' to
Tha Me Slate MO have become , desperate.—
Stores have been sacked and goads stolen and tin•
strayed, houses and shop and mecluodes* tools and
stock buttitill. These things wernbought on credit
Inth*Bastini iota "Aso btvatjglit thiniorit
are now bankrupt They are mined and desperate
men. They cannot go. back' Raid. •Ttriiy cams
beret* lin, and ttthey can't do that, they -haws
but one thing lea t 0,40, nil they 01* sat *geld of
it—to die. Titaythave Stared tha raHversai which
drive - ma IS ideldti: Afraid to die?—so. fin
ditrits'af tbautweild rejoice to-day to die for free:
dam „„
• Maio Zane miles& *Sy rove and said„' oWe
will' rive the Missourians out "'Bet prudent men
4gle - Mtrtatint Is with Oa it - Whims
appealod•tatho people and will await their'verdict
on tie 4th of Novernter. If that - hills. then en Ilrfk
poi to anus and to the God of Restaball that is
.it as. . Then we will tight" Those prudent
counsels prevailed: and the State men ire
awaiting the moat lor,tha alintTon to determine
whither it shall be , peace or war in Kilasita. •
The news from Pennsylvania does not emelt
them down in despair. u you night suppose. It
otdy Stiffens their nervee—maltes them mandator-
Mined—taine derporato.• They have suffered so
mud that this last dirappoinimaittconiesas some.
thing that might *beast ba expeebet. - Envy free
State man luta an abiding faith that Kansas will
lie a &militate. They do not Witte that the Lord
has led Rom through this Red Sea eT bloody and
oat into the Widen:ass, ta. deliver them up to the
border ruffians at last Faith works worider4oad
faith.thay•tmo show Pray God.- then, flith
&ay save Kansas. •
,
"Sonuntax CialtancLet, CONVityrwa."—This
Is the soft title of Wiffaseassio' "slass,
reel with Africa Convention which will , shortly ,
meet in the Boutb.` 'That section of the ooniitry
appears to be strongly desirous of being free of
the North. It is powerful in reeolntlons and Con
•ventions, . but weak' IW-execution. In noticing
, ,
this new phase of "Ah, hire 11r* us e again rea
the circus clown say's /hen he rushes into the
ring, turns six Somerset' end makes'twelve times,
"the Tribune says:
unarolina' now up and doing. She is ready
fur a Convention. She tells•us in the solemn far •
rage put forth to call the faithful,together, that
the South as regards'the North in the ace f civ
ilization is where the fast yacht England was in
comparison with the America In the great race off
the Isle of Wight—that is "nowhere", (vide Lon.
don Timesj—that the pivot of the universe is Cot
ton, Lind Sugar the aynovial fluid which makes
the said universe turn , on its axis. Theso. words
precisely'are not need, but such is the gist of the
argument. • But with all these- adorable entities,
bow does the South stand? in the , laa
.guage of the Southern call fur the Convention?
As before. Relying solely OD the assistance; the
life, the effort, the moue, and the action of the
North. Independence, then commercial
cities! Build commercial marines! Build South.
cm colleges! Barr; men for the fine arts and
sciences—men of ideas, and ablo to resolve them
Into actualities! _
. "All this, is good theory for a civilized people.
Bat the 'South is not civilised. It embramz, it
clutches, it brags, bullies, swears, strikes for the
lowest form of barbarism ; and assumes generic
dochine fur the conservatism of barburisturthich
Ramo two thousand sears ago rejected as inhuman
and ungodly. Tho South nets up on the system
that mechanical and agricultural labor is fit for
slaves; and hence industry, free industry, lit by
' genial; and waxined into sat and icionce—for Finch
Is the upward lair—dies from . the South as life
'does from poison. With ricatintry, slavery-sad
didd and great-man.addloil. engaged in a scrub
race to ruin, each Stab" in tarn exhausting the soil ,
just In proportion' to the time that tho scourge has;
been upon it—comes the discordant shriek for
opening the slave trade—for re-enforcing all tbel
cruelties and savageries in real life, which fed the i
brain of a Dante or a Milton when requiring de
set iptions for, tho
. pcifidics and sufferings of the
damned—and its a superhilaction to this ghastly
beastliness of policy; is eounciated the equally
hideous inhumanity that all' men, white or black,
if engaged . in, manual labor should. be properly
enslaved. Frantic, besotted, crazy, as regards
every mora l , proper, eligious, politico-economic,
industrial, sc ientific-'and artistic idea, ; forming
the action of civilization and liberty, the ,South
hopes to win a race with the North by Itesula , .
tiuns and Conventione for an independent cum- .
enema, Independent mince and milli,' iculopenderit
colleges and lyceums, Independent printing prey
"Tlicre individnils who learn nothing and
forget E ai ething. Thti Oligarchy Soiith—the 00,-
000 oligarchs who manta the 6,006;000 white:t
end the 4,000,000 slaves—are' of this list. , T.heir
vision is wry-necked retrespetitio,n. They sit on
the ground of a plantation and make dirt,pies.
and think they are ounstrticting pyramids of civ
ilzation. They. are pow as before. Their new
Convention will end as the old ones did—in nau
scour, deadly gas.. Labor, and talent,and genius,
and capital—and all which' makes a nation great,
god, glorious and powcrful—will avoid them
til they learn the lawlof love - and 'freedom, and
set aside that of hate und '
THE RESULT, PIRAVTICitiLV. '
The Republican party has nut been able to' de.
feat the oldest party, in the country, with its hui
dred thousand calm-holders, la eighty MI 1111t1011 of
anneal expenditurely its million and a half .of vo
ters, trained by the habits of life-time to vote
withoutquestionsor"hesitation, whateier bears its
label. James Bet:hanen is our next President, and
John C. BreCkenridgO, Tine" President. Kansas
we fear, has little todiope - from an Administration,
prepared to sanction the ro-enaction of scenes of
violence and bloodshed, growing out of !dui at
tempt to enforce Bogtis Laws and crush Freedom.
The case as atated by•the Tribune, is fairly, In
its broadest and wore aspects, as follows :
"Practically, a majority of the. ADlCTiMili** pea;
pie have indorsed .outrages , more inhuman than
Poland or Hungary ever endured, and voted that
it is no wrong to shoot And scalp men in Kansas,
for peacefully striving to keep theirs a Free Terri-
tory, and make it a Frew. State. Practically, the
verdict of `.yesterday has • enslaved Kansas„ and
made it treason and reteilion for tier devoted in- I
habitants to struggle longer to Avert that des.'
tiny. ;Practically, the brutal /dikes who yester
day at most of the polls throughout the Free
States jeered at "bleeding Ranso" 7 .-thus making
sport of robbery, arson, rape and murder—have
been iadoried and commended by thozsrote of
their fellow.citirens. , Practically, the American
peoplethavo reversed the policy of Slavery_Re
strietion -inaugurated by our Revolutionary pa
triots, and decided that Liberty and Slavery are
equal in merit and equally accordiat with the
gepius of Democracy. Practically, the Slave
Power has been bidden to take possession, of the
Federal Government, and ride rough shod over
.elf who manifest opposition to its pleasure or re.
puguance to its sway. Practically, ft _la. settled
that to loathe the. debasement of man to 'brute
eliattelhood, and earnestly desire Fr -adorn for all,
is a crime in Free America, to be.punished by ex
clusion from the , National .councils, and a denial
of any voice in the direction of oar public affairs!!
Tut OFFICIAL. Vora.-19e give the official vote
In another part °Ohre paper. The majority for
Buchanan over the Union Tie!Let ia• 2532—over
all,as follows: • . •
Buchanan,., • 7035
Fillmore Union , • 23t5
Fremont. Union,- ;1/313 •
Strolithtout Fillmore, • . •47 4870
- Majority over alt. , ' f 2165
The irtic,ls rota cast is 11,855, antl Is 'certainly
it ,
an eattuordinary Op% The laminae t.tiii Octo ;
b'r e'eatian "
over lie Previous year. 1958 voter.
Increase over Octobeeeieclion,•:" ' - -871 "
. •
Increase since last liar, 2824 "
TheCkain iff.theDemocHritle Tote is, 1816 "
Opposition] • , . 948 . "
The ineresise over the strongly contested (lover
nor's death:oi of 1854 is 2027 *mea t - stitch is sn
inert:sae of4yer, toec, per anntim. ,- Xf thin Is Si
legal voteiltioConnty in the Btate eau shoot
similar Increase.
Tenxisu FLINT Wax/tr.—Mr. Daniel Millen
or Washington Township, this County, has do.
pOsited at this °film for inspection, a specimen of
Flint Wheat, the seed of which was_brought from
Mount Olympus; Asia, and grown on his funt. 7 — :
The seed:Mr. Mellen received from the Patent
01Us through the courtesy of th ames H.
Campbell; member of C frcim this - Dist/let.
The Seed is sown - about the Ist of October, and
ripens the sealing reason, s week artier than
the period id which oar -wheat ie ready io cut.—
Tbe. peettliariti twf, the Ylint Wheat le, that when
it ripens, the head,is bine, the grain larger and
the shell thinner than corinton wheat. It is well
adapted to this climate sad soil—growing quite
luxuriantly. The specimen grown hy .31. r .. Mullen
can be seen st our . office. - • • -
Catrare Conintszonias.L=Mr. Philip, Boyer
the, newly efeeted county .COmmissioner, stasis..
stalled • into .otlles last week, in plus or'Jseob
Kline, Esq., whose time Is up. Mr. Silo* vitas a
faithful public! 'offices duritqf his umu, and the
County bas heneetted by his servies.
therratest Board of Comrorottonere consist , of
Andrea Wilson;Peut Lengel trio& Philip Boyar.
Mr. Wilson is one of theinort honest and cowl*.
tenvotrieenin the County. With the other gen• .
demon who compose the Bawd; we here not intr.
19eieutsequalotarics to sire 1121 , opinton pnortel,
but- hero thot - they are men whe - .. lOU earenalty
guard the Interests. of the r ,tsix-payere .of the
.County, width to one of the prominent. duties of
the most Importer f t orkee In the Comity. •
. • , . • „
Bap.lN). 13111 D, of Bail/tit hiti Una' deliver.
~
. lot a tome of lietansdolnuliniolgaNagair • as
socigming to she lain of Dock In our opinion. Of
iin 4 ‘alui tarn 4if
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• Summa Ate tadittat:.liral:.:cker thai
Serape icentlir2sl/101; :11keedsheffioreiferor-
It inethatilto Cesemf Ueda toditsed
the NhigeNapies to - wake - ivaoladoss the
deetscaleit tke partieshy,elteoging hit reiitry.
Tba *MA Paribuneek bit, boa farther
roe In Spain a neermisisioriat wish has oe
,,entred.;- The Parictlemstituthmel says that the
Mathias, are to Withdraw from Raab►. In
Switzerland the eutchatel prisowerii have hems
discharged— 2% Parte pildisbat a
brief article, seyig that when the Cesierese of
Paris btolto up ae greet Nears. tier elements
framed milli danger to *mein Ileightet," Greece
Mid Naples; the of tliese States Naples alane te.
401 . 14 to 611041 airier, and that isc
sequence dm Waseca. mill must to , bald
diplomatic' hitermarse with her. The persons sr.
-rested In Paseo for polidesteouspiraey, suodierc.
ed slaty Tiary Winged to .sweet seem society, Of.
sant4it* team and beads** • all Waal Ow
obq orders for the destruction of the aoldoeracy.
pessauhr, finned with pitchforks, attacked
the military escort baring Uteri:mars te custody.
and set them- fem. The federal government ett
Switzerland is making an effort to be momenta
In the new Caress of raria.' A ilnightee• hes
been born to the Dalian of Montgensier.. Asia
garde the near ministerial crisis In Spain, the
Marquis of iribites, the. head ell the absolutists
-party, is spoken of as thee:onlug man , but he, in
the 'meantimaz declines the responsibility. It Is
said that O'Doneer Is pot he comma' Of the
household guard as a check upon Nurses— The
real cause of the ministerial mists in Turkey, tree
• a diSinecoe of opinion with the Preach Minister
respecting the union of the priusitaiiitiee. An
attempt had been made to induce Mustaeha Ar
. she to take °Mee, but be refaced. A dispatch
from. Constantinople siya &MA:lira:nil Guyon bad
died of cholera. - • • •
Mous' Dearr..—The Directors of Dias Pasttto
tion declared o'disidesill of 6 per mit on the
business of the lot six coonihs.
IC I-I IidDIVOIV - 8 TAB
•
Ms Unica OP Pumas innele—Thit Ll a collection
of humorous MA ererrdsy games, by.lonstban R Nei;
ley. Publisher,. T. IL Peterson, IRI Chesnut Weed,
Ors the ant page will be *and sketch
trim this book, from 'bleb our tandem can of tai
peculiar excelienre of the work. It is prildbdusd in nest .
withylustratimis. Those who Vial to enjoy a
hearty laugh, itumtd toad to Peterson ter a eagg Of The.
flu:mons of nicoubsidge."
Tot Vag Jotraaa. Cu, November has Lees reeetred.--
Stile Otnimble publican= Is oat *cum most sellable
of the character In the ouutry. We recommend *it to
thei attention of those flutucts who are &dm* of I lb•
raving valuable information at a remonable Met; It la
publiebest by Emir* *136., N.R. 00111011 of Savanna and
Market .streets,Phibuielptda. •
Tas October number of the Amerken Edition °f lllack.
wood'aldinburgh lia;aslue is upononr Tablet A ibis
number. The publishers, Leonard Scott At Co..eantker
•
the public against a man pretending to be a dolt Mute,
and forging their name to printed subscriplion trills got
up by Mussel.; expressly to chest thepublie. They hare
no deaf mute:its their employ. • • .
Wnnarti.mit Hew Cook Boos..!?-7k, the publblter,
B. Peterson, /020r/sant street,' lidlidelphla, we are be.
debts d for a copy ed this book. It is by Hannah Widdi•
debt celebrated for many years for the ssperiority of ex•
ecy article she made, is South Ninth street,neirlipeuee,
t'biladelphi.i: Thep book contains See hundred recipes
fur preparing' and cooking all kinds of Ilislus. They
cover almost every variety of cake or dishiand every
specks of cooking. One commendable 'feature of the
work Is, that the contents hare been made anplaiu and
explicit as pealble, in order that they may be found
.piactlcable by the young as wells, the moreexperienced
'house wife. Considerable attention has been 'paid to that
petters of the book rebid, appertains particidarly to tee
preparation of dishes forahe sick, as also the emirates
cent. The tarok is beautifully printed. Copies will be
sent , to any part of the United Statea,free of p gage
on the persona wishing it remitting One Deltas to the
publisher, in a lette:.:
Prat Arairo.
Kir The titrokektbuncit.:—No meeting lens bed
I Toads, evening lati, ln, coneequenee 'et the wart of a
quorum. -
44- Vie Reott Fife Comyiany.lntedted. on Tootdny
„tut for target practice. They had out'abont thirty-den
Mink Their targot rain:Red fair ahoptinp.
ire Coal Perchate.—Thelot thWeide of the &net
Mouse, ruining down to Alinement° tit, bee
been p o u.
dieted by the County Oommkettonera. The pies pall
wu $3,260. Tblt pi:imbue was nude by theold Board of
Oommleakmern
IT Moos IL Watta,r, Fob Pr:mounting Attornepefort
of F.rbuylkill county, was Inducted Into bls new and re
spousible poiltion on llcasday Inst. bli. Waiter la In,
bays reason to bellow% discharge the various duties of
the omce witbabillty and Integrity.
• , f •
• ati•Zadiei Par is Arisersorate.—'l'its of St.
Paul's Church, bold a tali on Tuesday
• tuna, fur the 'side of tined and tansy articles. As It Is
for the bonsai of the cbartm We hope the lair Ibbmates
nal Mie a liberal attendance on the co:Asko:6 .
- Charged soah Robbery.—=9n Tuesday last Thom
as Curry bads bearing before Squire Reed of this pc.
rough, charged it Itb robbing 11. Chamber* on the pre-
♦ions evening, of bie pocket book eSittaining PO in gold,
and two $6 notes. A peaks of the money was nearer
ed. Curry was lead In the nun or *MO to *newer, the
‘,
prosecutor, entering bonds for the piercer's appearance.
fdTTheßoardQjQwntyQoseuitiorwrs.--Jacob KIM(
Esq., bas retired from the Board; and is reereeded bj
Philip Boyer, Esq., ellehtt , lkill HUM The aewßoard
now embraces. Androw"Wilson isq.,,Pani [angel, Eirl.4
and P. Boyer, EN. Mr Kline was ati eMetent member
of the Board. Mr. Boyer we 'presume. will be equally
energetir. Of 111rmmers ability we have too limited
knowledge ,to 'Peak. •
z Xiefalcredite; brcer.—Wlth pleasure we call attest-
Bon to the fad that the ladles connected with the Bee.
'end MethOdlat Episcopal Church; krottrrllk, will held a
Fair, 'and festival for the benellt of the tame, In the
Town flail, this Borough, next week, The Talc will
commence on Wednesday, the 12th, and end on Friday
evening, the 14th Inst. The doors will open each day at
2, rind close at 10 o'clock, P.ll. The oil ect of the Fair La
commendable, We need hardly urge general attend
ante.
.paring highway Robbery.- On Monday evening
lut;as Mr. Mark Socked was proceeding down the turn.
pike lodweon this Borough and Schuylkill Raven. and
wheri Just above the "Seven Shute tavern. be was at.
tack by a gang of tour men. One seised him by the
u
another struck him on the headoshils the others
seemed his bands and feet. It, this position they Atka
his person of a note roi SS, payable to the cider of Mr.
J. M. dimity, at tbs Macro' Dank, and some, $1,65 in
change. After the perpetrallotior the act, Mr. &d'art
'procnred the services of a police atticar at Schuylkill
Haven, and increeded In arresting two mei, dinned
with being Implicated In the robbery, usineeJoines
NOrtou and John Bomar, Woe 91 Mack. They . had a
hearing before Squire long of Schuylkill Haven, and
were fully committed to prison to answer. ;
Aar Neding thiSchttlail I Haan and Lehlih. ni
fty Raii Road Ctaapony. l 4l) partnere of a mental=
adopted at a meeting of said Company held on the Uth
day of Aupst,lBs6. notice Is hereby given, that a mea
lag of th*ConunlaudonerinmeMl In the act incorpora.
tag the oSeltnylltill Haven and Lehigh ;Tarim Ball
Road ComPITIY," will be held. at the Public, lame of
Seth Leyraoiter, to Schuylkill Uaien, on Saturday, the
11th inst.;(!torembero at 2 O'clork P. It, for the pa ,
pose of retelling the Report of the Engineers, appointed
to make the. 'temporary Purvey of the route of sold
Seed. and le transact each other tinniness, as lacy be
deemed neeessar,y, to farther the completion of said
protect. It is expected that members of the Company
wil/be punctual In tbetrAtttendance.
JOUN C.CI2ESSON,
Attest, CM.. SeAnir. . -
air Om tinnier, Vocalirts.—Tbls mammy la the pro
gross of their fourth annual tour, have concluded to
pay our Borough a visit. They will glae a Concert at
the Town Hall this evening. The Company now opian•
pass' dlr. 1141,11rst %dor, and Master Wm. Lents, Solo
Yiplintst, In lis list of area Ems. In their COMUMB of
'leaden tlnac," the members of the Company render in
factive and beantifel style, Openly. chemises,. Violin
sylom, nil", wings, sentimental, humorous, descriptive,
national and patriotic. The naaienof the umbers am
W. D. iristddla, 4.11. Watson, W. It. flail, J. W. end*
end Master Wm. Lewis. The voicesare,trst and se and
tenor, ilto and,-bass. The Instruments are, drit and,
second Haim, date, vit;lineello and melodeon. The , pro
gramme ffirthbi ovetdog has boon selected with care, and
will we tidily proviliteeeptalds. The Vail should be
crowded this evening, Sir the in* of admission Is red;
. astable, while the peculiar merit of the COatisentabrist
warmly males - bed by them who have heard them, Their
entivtaliment la chaste, and perlermanee unezeeplion.
2824 ' "
tip Thin_ it with we encounter la the Journey ot
Which redly than y. We alma( exploa,with
IsughterWhea witnessing one of Butten's'yerformanee4
se go Into hystedis et Bilis; we inlay the sielojokes of
the arena fool, bat of all the fanny meets ciei to be
met with on the mike of old Mother Earth. comm Mil
us to the pimp:why and mart asyingsillibb teitUant
rentre.of fielded few. How Noldw swells 'lib sells.
portanss se he esmyea criticism au the last ltmentlow,
pooh, pool's al the idea of origitudity or merit—end
anothilates the inventor
~ with , his 'crashing
liobbit-Itaa humus poUticisn. Wobbe is ambitions.
Nobbs oaths to stand where Waster' stood, tied fill the
.fienate chamber with his eloquence. Notha hopes to
beecane Pnildent. Nobbs ibtia his Cabinet In WO
nation. Vali then' bowmen Nobbs is content to to
gued upon, and laughed at by those who appreciate to
a evrtion, his mental weight.- The world in petty
Much as it i , litat bale th e intention of steaM. It kis
hi wise men to rcenre,and Mohr to laugh at: 'Wm"
Itobbs nen ait,"we should Mee an Omuta/ leas to
ammo our tee bows ' -
I e- riwaivial re Au/aim—Poe* WWII! amid: •
ate Mk maim. whlett It taphtly welt* unto start Whs.
teeivatraia. b true that within the %naiad week.
mew *Ogee thkk and teat. , turti toueheit the beva4
kind Maker Beath, WU mattes ta , tat &rhea at all
atort-kbele la auk that ta temmetthiltie due
him- ?ha Peakiterhite Was appradattafaetkta tat the
sagest, satins that 40, alb automat ream :pet*
rite Seth Shale Wallah ea MI Arty i.tWrtlfatikay,
navirainseloprtas mai witiame ste# *ma he lb,
Baia and Titbit 'tea° :Al that katifelil
.111*
with ta domed drapery. the tilleatty droptitti T tania,
and be hen Tonally stripped sal taro t are Salm
0 ,
tvitteasbma catiffisebtlt o btiadtbisitibispies" sob
liCommi*lPetat* ss aboobliti tr*ma, vim,
iiringr; iippripkttOoo the wow, sltkibt Jpeststrat
01010, bat Ins may _-.not
6.1,4 0' antio id limos Is assuate& en ,
tbritlittsoskitioarstsetteg, as u Sir irs“ pig
No b etitha autumn bas other that mouredtd Vas*
Una: " 'r,sit sissidnee. It not tha mild, so 41.4~,JA
Wadi %lir blllO4 is iti Itartaisted Ibilage;medas Vie
'/aides andeslmaas'tlsirr aloes their , bash- Oa Ss
Ina will bepatfert s ead wren when Usti' all Aka Vit.
Obits the tys aslirdiormai Onto& swooping towalds
the artiv, Ahl Ist do thery.not Ildt to parish! '1,114
sot - slinal &petal, of thea Om? They
..'rarl - DOI
math thefare stpli, and was btthea ripeness ads this!
VW Mt, as IM tie bittl 019 11 1, 1 04di dreifi blame It
and netraetne mews side bleb 'Mom We scoast ittea,
trod has ampisted Is maturity. `'!b ova mind thn au.
tame' Ilhauterrue earmsys the Ides of a two* as
1 . 111 2...
plishad, eta oilman Wined: thatisoldi at ass
trinnradather. It hasteatilwelft s and Ins not
oiikouttassed essaysiar Ind the 'dump
sse ors hundred adman& 11/W teits lege arms he
now Shard bared f . Ts it Mid a tesdartned streamteb rad
men drealdy mahrel 'Una tirben iidtid by the Intl
epetegt.. Ms lit sok Sannother seen* nett tains! Its
tads sad Ma 11 1 0 him Metlitell itfladdlett . It now aids
maw t It lays male its showy Muments; it sbha to be
undilltarlnd by =Allan, leima4 and by the tabled
through a thommad ehanada ot Its efeenhaes ism: It
seeks, to this quid wad =Wen way, tts reestparatela
skims% sad gird Ant Itspower Air further deurs In a
artabes year; It Is neither dominos barathaansidenes
of damy.but lihs ens amsetemimCsureasshtl *alma
mats, it takes a brakeman (bat Yaw spread basher
Its glatous tbliegatattad whim its grated dais IS
tottitS* ooo blr a OM triter equipment he the titter,
Wilmot Many caning year. 191 this bare old, oak;
!Ribs Malt tbe eaten eerdeeand usettenem.: • - , •• .. '
"Una an sromed me we use not autumnal drab ' bed
attamind tinansaar_ 0. what aquae pleasure bars
thews plants and Sowers tarnished stela the peat toudbat
They withdraw noslor a meson, but ft Is With the chews
lag promise of a speedy return. Ire beautiful awaked
we would ball you in all seism and under an clumps,
and ham nun you to Milos, tau otehreartal duty.
and atonal May of it, that our traits MO natured, not
oily to Moat and theta meekest, but by every mat*
tut sato sway pleastere and happiness to . others; and
above id,, that sweett an, eattbrtlng lesson that :when
this autumnal sad - wlrstryniontbs of. hfe mat over 131 ;
" weeny Sted roasetotta that ire have NOMA our mark%
borne Orlf approptists,truits, and although to' the out.
ward on+ tba propjet &rand may te , somewbat drew,
yet tbKl le, after* short ranee., to he a rertetibution. •
renown, of strength, an immoral verdure, an Isere:Wog
haitthluesas In Wetter and monozezda) chase, where
there shall b neither unpropitious seasons, nor fruit.
lEir Subnad lir(dpe few days dna as bad
the pleasure of ?Natzkidni; at ?ala s Alto the amine
spenradi of loading and unloading truths . with the
underisi anithcatrig a temporary bridge, projected` by
Qth L Howson, 'of Mb Sorougli. Subsequently; ers
witnemed the operation at Mount Carbon, of westing
anent beetles. - •
The arraogements et the Paladito "Whit are a'e plan
ned as to combine eel:roomy, einiplicity and daipatch—
Confusion and waste of labor are, avoided —tbe detail,
sai es
being am Erdman ' throughout, that Artery contin
gency conceivable 4 our railroad rotonantilcationi
eould be tut ref 'fib by dm or flood, In destructlon'of
bridges or by broaches in the embaokments, is fatly pro
vided fir.
Heavy, beams me stowed away In the yard In MS nu.
broken 11ne.312 *A in length—the order of their "ar
rengsraent being as knows: The grettwo sections eon.
bin heavy and strongly binged bridge beams SO ft. hang,
designed for crooning the Canal or any paeans way e
flaked to be kept Open'. Then come the Umbers wed in
crib work for building abutmedta, next the pieces Lan"
lug the treaties, then the bolsters and the rdtll:424lt—the
railroad item sot the thairs--tben a pile of wheeling
plank, beams and mows succeeded by a row of dumping
bins erected on trestles and 'filled with stone for pier!
and abutments. In close proximity to this Tang arrayof
material 'stand,' a .buildlug 60 by _2O feet, called the
"equipment house.* Hem inu stored the heisting um.
chime, lever; ropes, tackle blocks, air bolts, spike.,
washers. coupling Irons, siatecnalleallP packed and so
arranged that they on be quickly loaded on the cars
through three wide doleireys which open on as many
tricks adjoining the building. L '
The eontrivance fir trading the huge pile of Umber
and material is as /amide as It le affective. '
Throe heavy manes are supported by bearers or aint
lies resting on moveable blocks placed on upright stand.
ards or posts, erected In rows on *lett aide of the timber
piles and at distance, apart regulated - by this length fit
the ears wbleb run under their suspended berthed.
'l4}tifi of white oak, 20 feet In length, work a vestkal
Okla moving upOn the outside ties of the upright' and
elevate nr depress this bearers inudainireg the pile of
Leant& four standards or upright posts with thaws
and 4 moveable blocks end levers, *re required at each
section or Oa
One motion marked No. 3, is of such weight 'm4101)011
that an intermediate bearer was found necessary trienta
port ItiZhaving the addition of two moveable bbocksaiad
levers. itleven men are stationed at each lever wad one
man to the moveable block of each section. Fortreight
men all 1 old, me required to promptly perlbrin the load
ing manoeuvre. A train of thirteen 'trucks ins run an.
der this immense causeway of timber, 34l feet in length.
Aetna at the word of Munnand was given, ollection,
me you ready Dowse I Draw Moduli Plumb npl
Ground leveret Maryann" the taki mashed totbe sue.
outing piles, not In eonfased mamas,, but anMitanicilly
sad In good order - with the quick step of If platoon .of
regulars in a bayonet charge.
After the lever men on the right and left pasiethe 34
sectkna(which requires an additional bearer sigh:lvo Els,
scribed, together with two 8 wheel tracts for iteintniage,)
the scene cf action becotnes•ligh interesting and clot:
ling. The interinediate lever men lei by theirgaptsins.
rally earth beneath the massive pile which they have
Just lowered end sinned with grappling ropes, vigorous ,
ly drag out the bearers which have fallen Dom the .
moveable bleeke:andobehu led the free pair age of the
trucks. With bot spend they prod upon the heels of
the advancing lever platoons, and a good account Is
given of wind and muscle In this animating manoeuvfor
for as tr on as the lasi section is loWered, the track is
c'ear and the loaded train is put in motion. The time
occaptedin loading the train lab minutes, net weight,
estimated at 100 tone. •
While the movements jest described Cu in progress, $
ging of six men Is busily employed in,trans*nring the
holsilnir apparatus, the spikes, bolts; au.; from the equip•
meet house to the trucks which are coupled 'without de•
lay to the timber train.
Every thing now c ts ready to move to the field of so
lion. A , portion of the train containing the _bristles
apparatus and' sudirient material for the erection of
several trestles Is attached to the engine which, start'
for mt. Carbon, arnolog along 60 men he the purport, of
instruction and drift
Arrivinget Its destination, the train is divided in two'
pike s that containing the hoisting apparatus being
pushed to the edge of the temporary crib abutment en
prevsly erected he the bridge manoeuvres--while the
trucks (virgins the trestle timbers bait ate mare cones;
ulna/ point of reloading. The men are also poOlotterl
olt Into parties sudletently strong; to perform the laboi
of frahning sad raising. In s ter momenta the heavy
beams are thrown down the bank planks laid upon the
flat leading to the river, and orgaidred gangs are busily - I
impost In carrying the various Portions of the beetling
to the framers. .
The men at the ointment =dead the, hoisting appa
ratus called the "bridge bin," an ingenious cothinute
of Yr. W. &Minim; the master carpenter antifouling's'
of the bort Onion ILL It consists of a beam 36 ft.long,
resting on a swivel Inserted In a wooden eoliar,ifsing
from a framb with rollers which can be elevated or det
pres.cd as the machine is required to, bait or edvanee
Thy. fall or tope to which the heistin g'ower Is applied
same area a sham at one extremity of Metter:a. The
distance from therrirei to the polnt,whenie the weight
le en Vended, regulates the volition of the troths when
lowered; and thns much labor is , maid In their adjust
'ment. To prevent the Glei from capsizing, the' rear end
of the beim is chained down to the tracks, or to the rap
piece of the trestle, (as the tame marts,) upon which it
stands
In 14 mint:tee after the traln Odra, the !amber and
mathriatt ars unloaded, the fret tram/leis put together,
launched andlloated ant to the foot of the abutment/
slum, It ft mind by the hoisting tattle sengended Own
the "Bridge Gin," and los few moments is meeted...-
Planta extending flout thaahritstint and sptkett to the
tap plersntheare It to nigh/U. The Ole Is non thrown
ant of gear, then rafted upon skids, and sea braid to ,
II Min pradtbninbere It 'ls ready to imfd the second
trestle just knotted. • • ,
The gnomes here desestbed continues' u n til tie, *Mt
of ratting Is eentpleted wltitoet. ninth nrlatinn worthy
of note.' -
After three trestles are ended en organised party , ad
low the Iniik of .Itridot Gin with-the atong
,pteeee
sad trarktallng. • ' •
le the abort spate of at sonatas after the antral of
the timber and material train at Mt. Carbon. three doe
tobr hints trestles weights* batty two toes web were
unloaded, pat together, tortreehed and ereeted-4i feet
of tbe•rirer folorythill being nitli bridged over and
ready for the raw. "net*. et dtretanttleig the scree.
tare thin raised, which iomprlstes feeling the trestles to
ta:3 then* taking *part tbs maim" plctei, 204d111, tl
11111200, together el Ith the Welles ipparataa, end retupt
lag theta to Ile& tipproptist• Oka et . Palo Alto eater
plea about poi hour and 4A Mita:tee. ,
.Ur. Jobst Cooper tooit eamannit of the leaden 'led
rateen; Chirstfan CemrattataiS4 Ca de, Una Chills=
and 3ceepta =ler were posted as hoer Captatal em the
right sad left of tbe sombre or timber pthe fa gide
Alto lard. 1 Captdas Thweig end thirdett wre . d
the laterwMftatelavere and fed ttm-trigtfatt
11e. &loam nuts acted as tiptila Ibt PUP
ata .
and th e loilittiag ootinany. -•
;• noilao inniel and
Oils orCil.. Mime. - in naninsi dvani
voisoiktubithiti hts up= th. mai" a kbapritania
to the tampon* brldp Una. Ira ors In tanning It am
iaparldnant, *or the pnettlealaly dee lift, pat
esQl. and aeknon!oloor , Nlidliottaidat ths
sewn:, Wiwi Caspan,i,_ and wand of one roadlt
seat and actentllle Moak mint at the East MIL!
It in thla lu lbefortersubsomliers
t+adela,lltl *Wm* latandeke doakii*od
a railway beldame, Iroirson'a value wW 1 be
Pisa intablat4 the Ward lacredltdo quo of
Coo id 4 to 414 hon4sgt.: will
of onolousibed and Say dot tardidlbAndoaltanlikad
aerobia frank WV lint 'MO" tt.dit,,vl 4 o l #t°'
, &so fa this se Odom sot rids.adisisiss
}Yee itisi it tt ea ist *so Ii stuillsg,-,
414sisisialsolopsr sabot' tha itoliliss-44F• saliva
. r4eltrie•gialbrtOPlWlrli' A
pirotioloi *I Allow` rossiiiiiirissinft,lll.
Issaasuvras **Nab #l.
istiWibs its dliiittssisiltsiwo•
IsSiiss maim istertsSioss to railway itsiirritatits•
• 4111*•11411.6*;"*:''''''
AP* Pastation 1ta55ia.611,000,0641,
••, ‘ ,0 1,11 : 41 0 11 * itiktinnas last iinak.l4. • .
.:-.llP•Altsre ars 311.astripapors In hair:
New York last week, 401:'
jilllothara are naillt litanaons.,ln Mukha,
-,])wash In PbThulalPlitit Inn lin*,VW.
fion. J. M. Clayton has rsennwee
-OP A"&oda aluminum has rearbst- Pava.
to r topellos of St. Paul, hilluirsotk,
-oesi)!APiphiaD.B.tkioin:fogro Yntk Is
-Airy#• . 4tiu4,lfrr Is
• • lir d
font legged. AO is on athiblthm in Bat
' ilitr9ne sd rysidan bettor than ewe, • 114
Priemidi i 0 Welmorain*renthi4;la mem,
parts or Canada: -
prlint Brantley ilentre, New Yore,era
' • /sirnati
ed A titagniiimat opera bens IS to : be. erect.
Chnin.
thbrielltarstra Trion* ars in Boston_ at
the Reward Atha:maw. - •
. „0111 P" There were twenty-Ihrs Ares in Phlladel.
Oda during. .oetotier.: - •
jillr The istkaated ezietwes..et (head Collage
for mat yeerire SUMO. . • 4 .
• Jap . itefis now the evening stir; mid will
cantina° to until April H. 1857. :
Distbs in Philadelphia for the third quo,
. tat of 1855, (July lit to Oct. ist) nn.
AV. A tire in eelielouh), Ohio, on Saturday
butt, destroyed $50,889 wawa imperkr::,
jar- Senator Blume: reached Boston on Yon•
day and nu honored with a wrathy 4 remption.*
lift•A Flirt changes -all tier:opinion every
day, m y cepting the good opinion abe lass • of her.
sett '
lltany'persoes take advice as thii:dophY.
sic—t 6 ding it aside the ntonient the doctor ' s Melt
is tuned. •
• i ttlP. The valise of ail the crops - produced bloat
country for the year 1853, is estimated at 01,800,-
000,000.
Arne' contipue to be mide - in loses of
in ridaals suspected of complying ivied the
the Emperor. . : 1
ndirMr. Guaira, the terming, bus made sore
ceeasful eaceodoos from PhOwielphia during,
„
Wiettee or. Gloria Del Church, fainillarly
known as the Sinai Church, in Philadelphia, it
one hundred and lifq-six years old. e •
Tbalberg, the pianist, gives a concert bi
'New York on Monday evening neat. Everybody
there la talking of it with rapturous anticipation.
pre Corpulent persons desiring to lessen their
chtomference, should apply to some' .newspaper
establishment for the office of collector. •
OP Ohio. joins with twelve other States in
designating the 20th of November as thankagiv.
lag day. in Massachusetts it takes place on the
27th.
or Leine, of the /liatrated NamyWriter r the
Gasetta of Fashion, and the Nero lurk Jawed,
bat failed for somothiug like sixty thousaid dol
lars.
jsl,4he colored population of Washington
city, nutxtbering i in all about 10,000, bare eleven
places of worship, the aggregate value of whiih
is $40,000.
pilr• At Philadelphia on Wednesday, Felix
Megargle, a boatman, from Lycoming county, ac
cidentally fell from his boat into the Delaware, and
au draincd.-' •
fa- Rev. - Duilley A. Tyrig has resigned the
pastorship of the Church ol the Epiphany, Phil
ad,elphia. It•grew out of the recent sermon he
preached in reference to Slavery. .
Jalir_The Staple Products of Texas appear 'to
be as waled as she area of the State is extensive.
Cotton, sugar, core, whoa, "woken are grown in
large quantities 'le different sections.
Att`News fro mO Mexico shOwir, the continued
growth of discontent against the government,
though the troops of tbe latter had gained 'ha:
morons victories over the rebeli in various quer-
tem. •
Or: The triumph of a 'roman lies not in the
admiration of her lover, but in the respect of bet
husband; and that gained by a Constant cultiva
tion of those qualities which she knows he Most
values.
itiff•Joseph Seeley, an llnglisiMan_who bad
been through the Crimean war, iin the British
service, attempted suicide In Pkiladelphia last
week. Cause—infatuated affection for a worth
less, unfaithful wife.
-Jeiff-lidiss J. M. Davenport, the &areas, has
purchased a cottage in Lyl:lD, MASS.i for the snug
little sum of dflace thousand dollars.. When not
professionally , engaged, Lynn will be her per
manent residence.
12`tho'Cadwalsider, Phila., in a speech made
to the Bogus Democracy of Cecil county, Mary
land a few days , ago, Oneida , acknowledged to his
Lamers that the Catholic Vote was the only thing'
that gave the Democratic party any strength.
AO` On the 28th ult., at the 'mines of Tarp
king, Prince ik Co., - in Lazarus Co., a vinous seal
' dent took place. While blasting, William James
was killed, and Wm. Wetkills and Jeffries'
figural. ,Watkies lost en arm, and Jeffries en
eye. , •
jig' In 1782, an English ship stranded neat/
New Rochelle. Such have been''the- changes in
the sea; that the wreak now lies in the midst ofji
cultivated Geld, thirteen feet above the sea, and
around it are two thousand scree of cultivated
land;
`Jar Patrick Cantle, captain of a Schuylkill
canal boat, was accidentally killed last. week,
as the boat waspassing through Wanner's'. lock,
'.at Loire's dam, above Reading. He was knocked
overboard and crushed between the boat and the
side of the lock.
;AT A Baltimore paper states that the .bridal
-gifts displayed on the table at weddings, are
often hired from jewellers expressly for the pie
pose. It is stated that there is ono silver coffee
pot in that city : that has figured at three doter'
weddings as-"tbo gift of my. nada" '•
Or A Pronehman in Canada thin •advertiseti
his better half, who had left hisimeltuud board:
Notes—My wife that's Latrine—thelef my house
—abaut ax me—any man truss him on my nano
that's loss for you. Louis LA FtAmste.
Om The opening of a magnificent hotel, to
be called "The Fallon House," at Lockbaven, Pa.,
on the Itth instant, is to be the occasion of •.
splendid ball The Fallon House is the largest'
betel in Northern Pennsylvania, and was erected
by a stock company, at &Cost of $80,000.-
8` In Philadelphia on Wednesday night, l!irj
Clawges, of the firm of Wailer h Clawges, Mar
ket street, was shot in three places by' Mr. Isaac
C. llhirlock, principal clerk in, the establishment, :
the wounds being of such a' character that Mr.
Clawges' subsequently died. Cause--Cliwges
dared /Airlock's wife. Shirlock delivered him
self up to the authorities.
AV' Staffordshire, in Bulled, Is _the great
seat of the poreolain and pottery nuanafactaries.
No less than sixty damned persons are employ.
ed in the works, and the annual value of the por
celain manufactured amounts to the large into of
ten millions of. dollars. Tbreatourtha of the
whole amount manufactured is exported to differ
ent countries., '
•
Ae-A Russian prince who is a frantic admirer
of an instrument which has fallen into general
disfavor of late yars—the guitar— has summon
ed all the guitarists of Europe to a publics trial
of skill at Brussels, and has: promised a gold
medal to the best player, and a silver one to the
second.
• Aar Wben fat meat be. judiciously used, It is
said on high authority to be among the best Mods
of food which can be used. Idle economical, and
Is healthful, especially is colt weather, -'as. it
furnishes fuel for the eyetem: It said that
those Ohs use fat meat Ire rarely consumptive
penens;and it may bo explained on a similar
-principle; • 1
—pier By an accident cm the Williamsport , and
Elmira Railroad last week, Thomas Sisk was killed,
v end' Mr. Falls, mail agent, seriously Injured.—
The train Was thrown from the track by a bpkon
Vail, and all the ears more or less brokcrial and
damaged. Howard's Express ear was complitaly
shattered, and taking fire by the overturning of
the stave; was burned.up.'
el""My dear Amelia," said a dandy, "I have
long wished fur this opportunity,- but hardly dare
speak now, for fear, you will reject me; but I
' love yea sayyou will to mite! Your smiles
would shed— and then he came' to a pause;
"your smilesmould ablid-.." and then he paused
again. "Never mind the :irood-shed;. said
Amelia, "go on with the pretty talk." There's
innocence for yen" I •
NANSAfiI--,W/LL IT nit neszoi .
' , Before the Presidential election the Detriocrats
were strong in protestations that they were in far
vor of Free Nanuts. Now .that Buchanan' is
elected, they still stick, we sed, to the assertion: 7
Well r ire. should. tilaice_ to see it eonsimmated,
sod if they accomplish it, sso 'will admit!thit Be -
ehanan's.sneoess is not such a dire nake d ly; alter
all—providing at the same time of coarse, 'that
'thoyiere'eed in keeping , Cuba oat of the Union
i n
'is a 81ave.Etate. ln theteetratler, Ira. aro dir
posed,to question the D octal* peep inten
tion of.dbintatlythingO theland. , i
.‘• ,
A °two iloss—Tnevituto Prol.estr--Whoo,
ever 'Traveling Pedhus offer their etoel4 in . coon
mashies where there aro replfite tesbleSt dealers
to the saute kind of ertialee, who ore reedy; wil
ling and able; npd do their - Wu/At to I supply all
the attires% no cheap se in other plartw4-asktheee
timers asd Atietiobeers bef&re purchase of
theta,'to eiiattribtrte to your &hoar, :Chamber,
ittUlonottßoolotio r ilandiy &hoots; and other
Public Inetitotlette, find to ; the lad, of the poor,
Ate,as liberally ait thou engaged in tbi came
s iclaot bustneu do; timid fig soroug . .you, and
.theidnly esay sass tome datelotiseerpotroaosK
etTBLINGAME ie re.rieetedto Congeal! hi/Im*
'netwiflMtiadiniriaity,element iraa
rayed against him. .IS is a *teflon! vintory.
, .
118rrtawa YAM e stemeit
'Oleic& to pressure are la weept of Important
' news boor this State. The tetegreph despatch
does not give assy_ Molts idea at tha result in
(bet ration, but. it says that the - amt popular
clothieg in that pirt of the world is usseutsatured
et the Brown Stott is Clothing Bali of, l toothill &
Wilson, Not. 2030nd 207 ,Cheatatit street, Phila
delphia.. „'
uta : Afr a loirn tei c t i or t. bas Tli c ' r r atti pro or m o utt i these : 11 . bus
°Aogeii leaeatti 'b a!otdedaing - •
Jif sail *odd ask "
Bit mine. &a la I Pie beagtttlio '
C. tkeyest ; . .• •
Owe home treasoresead etceteras, -
**coy onelvbeirlea Vesta!! labiate!
Ile perabasetiltici.trinai alit it the cragaill.
„reatittore of Graurille Stakes, No. 200 ebeettat
street . Pbili l olpb 4.
... . ,
: • • • • • . , •
OEI
iliiiiir*ftiltalaol4
• - . • •
'tOor leeliferteounterrieWthe Chltunlisaitosithie I
sbtawyjiitetwiivliw, The 1144pitiirof Apia;
beb* 44104'arfosmovioittims towns*
*tenth the riemdtt,rettles be has ; tomeluded with
theievend Georentanitte of gariiPe and Awake,
hen off the2U of , Jtine r at Tadao, - theeepital • • '
his graphs, fi aolemnj assembly - of. the principal
lords and molt lonaeatiol poramages of his court:
It was deeldtd at the 'mooting that two ports o ,
the empire, those ~ ,,f)Naeg i tsaki and Bakodadi,
should be 'open to the smell of all bedew. There
they might malt., take in previsions, establish de
pots. of coalirde - ; - Thifither pone Uttbe empire, •
moreover' sun is. be. arentaible. to vowels in dire
trees, which tamp 'take - refuge ID them, ton Which
will have to put to f u& the moutons the danger fit
over. Atolorsigner is to be allowed •to . penehate
fetal!» hi Wrier of the ainitry althea, a epeeist
pestiblibm COM the Chief of the State: No de+ •
abut had.yeSibeen' came to with - regard to the eons.
menial ion..reat The right of trading with Ja- •
pan Is still' exclusively maintained in favor of the
-Posh and qiineoa, who have 19136.0!11055ed it on
very esteraite ternia. hiving bat one market *Pm
to .them, that' of lifiagasaki. , The new policy •
adopted by fba . 43oternmint of,Joipsnirillbe pro.
dirediro otheraladable results. - Hitherto ad for
eign vessel Scald enter the porta of the eountry to
relit or_ takeie provisions. The het deelsionof the
Coast , of JOddo accordingly tonstltates a great
progress: Should China, Cochin China, the Em•
pies of Slain, and aU the other neighboring States,
follow the example of Japan, the latereoune
Swoon the *prams East and the rest of the world
would *toot:spit:44y charged: . :
.. -
Sir ateorwome Ittatilbrerekeee. retired their
4 10.111, hada) In airs deis;ottei EPAII7 Pan
of poet wrier! seating,- Is sostous to tisk! !noire
the means eare. Will not (NO . the ptiooriptkot
need. Moot the Rev. Jour ht. Datiousi, No. Felton
facet, thoolayn, N. Y. - _
Sept. 'g • $64114
tip liotikelorli Mar Dye t itinrranted to Are
Woltz' or bLiek, so as to defy detection, vrittnint ihe least
iskinxi to bilf or akin. KIP the adiate4lon of the edit.
oil, the amp of Imitotoro—never h&ol It la the per
*gibs ot Oka art, os It ts um original. M. and 'lda.
or applioloit the Wig *Wavy, 233 Broadway, Woo Tott
libel with Wit. A. BATCEIZZOOL up ()lima box
of genolnei aU others are eountolligt,
NOV. /, udin
We woul d *mind the elthene of Pattern'. and
vicinity a l it Velar& Tyndale & Mltcba 1, Importers
China, Glue and Queerunrare,s3o Cheennt street, Phila•
delphla, ate new ready arlth their large and elegant as.
Bertrand (:)i new goods
Mums. t. A IL taproom deoserfotto*of goods In that
lino, and rpf Qom to Lap or mall qoantitles to M.
tamer tool the cittrotket!topertball they can biobtolned
ototorbe • ,
W• Invite our nadaa to giro tbsta a atilt or send them
an order.
411:0-11Sitlersrayis Ointment asgt
Imparl4a of the Wien are often developed In ellagostitnr
erruptio tumors, Tornio's& *es, bone, and
other external afrectlons.... For all then" dlatreadng and
dsnaeron"coeppdnts,llolloeayaOintntent Is liteially
a healtait!babtexe. It nentnithei tip initerlea moat; Dr
leads of itemize In the aloha' seereikent, and. dispels
lall4onsatlgn. Ns*, does the red. The ":pest.
Once of si i rery hudidtsteloportto has toded the Okay of
Um oh: Arent la the same. : : has nor* fa lai. ifban
the Intense; ormolus aleseaffected, fiver new
6sieista, and Instals/10e% of; the boireisot few
- noses of pa' PULE nand ceihdu a:apart:lament, relief.
airSdigestles aii4koss tit Appetite....
It is the r greatest folly in the world; Poore to be ever
,
eomplal4eng of Indigestion and lasi of Agpetite, when ,
the ratuidy is soessy of attainment. Itrery , mail amnia'
fraught pith testimonials of the extraordinary efficacy
of cr*Sassit's 81;011 Comm Vsoirsiss Posaarms
Puts, to the various Manua which originate in a die
orierei kite of the bowels. blany i iiinhters of the
Gospel, OreSisors and Students In our Universities, Ar.
tisauf,i atut numerous others who lead sedentary lives,
have ' . lperienced their be.nelielal effects, and are eon
stanilY Volunteering their teelmonyi in its favor. In
fact, the %umber of reeommendatoryi letters
/ has, acre
]
mulatixi a rapidly of WO. that if Vat teeeriarY to
answcW them all; Dr. alckener would be eampelled to
employ aispeeial amanuensis 11w that Purpose. They all,
however,,eountr. in one eplidosf; tolvit:' That the . Oita%
ewer. Paris the mod e agreeable ' remedy they hii „ e ever
tried, and Ike only one among may Sehied they can we
rain' attairsty,of relief and withotit any aggravating
rimptorna. At thb meson of the Me, especially; It is
highly hoportaut to keep the towels in a healthy email—
tion,in Orin to avoid, or ameliorate, at least, the on.
utertors sillments *bleb, are induced by 'Sudden changes
in the weather. - , Nov. 14,14 44.2 t
Magical Pain Extractor.-
The great end prinelpal characteristics of Italleys Magi.
eel Paha:Extractor entutistsr .
Ist. Oita rieverfaillng and uniqne property, as on
as applied to any external injury, to 'cheek Inflammation
instantly, and rigidly reduce it. Thli feature eonsti.
lutes itE great pewee to allentate the pain ()thorns and
scalds, rind of other palatal dismiss, is so incredibly
short a ipace of time, ant as will appear from tho few
teetimotilals hereunto annexed. Every intelligent mind
Is fully loirani that, all : eases of external injury, the
pain is produced by lugunmatiort Of the injoretparts;
and. thetbro, 11 you remove the cause, the effect utast
cease.
2d. Its puritkative privinikei neutralise 'the - Poison
that in.iy lurk . In the syirtem, an t ii 1, when appled to
the eerie, draw rapt* all impure matter to the surface,
and 440 10—tinee the great dhiehirgelt mama from
sores c4tasioned by hums ,- -and when applied to old and
Inveterate sores,- Salt Itheum.or other cutanebus diseases.
Ea* box of Genuine ttalley's Pahr Extraetor has upon
It a steel plate engraved label, with; the signature of O.
V. Cutkun A Co., Proprietor?, aedi 'friar DMZ; man
nartnier. 411 others are counterfeit. Price 25 cents per
Ai #rders should be arbinnsed to C. V. Meknes. * Co..
81 Bairlay street, New, York. I
seethe Pain ksb*lor may be had of silArlirthrtsAtid
storelfeepers throughout the United State& i•43-2ra ' •
R. R. .R.
Medway% ftegulattenrehmeThe dlacevery
this Mat groat remedy eitabllshesi I medicine entirely
new Prindpies, whlch . medical writers and gages have
for years in vain sought :tn dbmo ter. In Radway's Re. l
gutatims we give to the smrldA cathartic, prirgatle, aped.
ent, diuretic, diaphoretic', and abo ve all, a_ Regulator of
the Whole human bcdy,-.1, I '
A plll that, while it primes frocks the bddy the refuse
&plants, It heals all 'sores uleers,l o 1 iriitstions in the
bowels or mum= membranes. Renewed strength' fele
knot every operation, and inatewl: of the patient ;mein •
weaker er their evacuations, as Lithe result that milers
al/ drastic pills, every organ, calve, and 'tissue of the
bodyle strengthened by their heeling, elegursing and
regtilating enleacy The' um et liadway'e Ref/ulster;
•wp.ll dispense entirely with that baneful drug Cele.
Blue Pill or Iferoury, In iny form I all the good
effects either "the Doctor or the patient „expects to de=
'rife from the use of Mercury will be wined by Rid.
way's Regulators, without et Lingering the system by
salkralittg It. Hence the great and I portant advantage
which the discovery of Radway'al regulators secures to
tool human race, In sudden attacks of Yellen Fever, Ty
plies Fiver, Scarlet Pever,Cong4ted, Billow, Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers. In Cholera, Dysentery, and
51bother Infections 'and malignant maladies, Railway's
X*. ulators arejust the remedy required In those malls.
valet cues. They heal sal sores and alters, either In the
tweets or in the coat of the se:tinsel IMO trifle whole
14rstines were raw and adorrons along the whole length
ofthe bowels, they will-not irritate or occasion any
mdn; they expel quickly - all Oblong= and Inbutious
deposits, and will,as autos as dissolved in the stomach,
nßildraw.the congested and accumulated humors from
the Interior surhice ot the 'bowels, and ,expel ill loch
*roes entirely hum thesYstece.
Another great Inflnance they iixert open the system Is
their regulating powers. No matter whether It be DIAN
o#O3IAN, whose system may bo out of drier, whose
organs are irregular In the naturalperfOrmince of their
several duties, a dose or two of Radweiell Regulators 101
rialckly eon all irregularities; end twee a pleasant an
natural evacuation trcan'the *wets at regular bereft
each and every day. To ladles Whose monthly turns are
net regular, a dose or two of Railway's Regulators and
Ready Belief wlll always lOstuW their regular dlagiarge
Rl the *per Unto. Ito!. 1, '56 41.61
- •
I • • Wusartann, Lancaster Co.; Oct. 23d, If4o.
My Deer 30 r—tt affords me pleasure to address yo
st this pa:tin:kr time, as en important and Interesting
period of my political life Is now at hand. .The State
election Is over and the greet ftemoeratts ticket came
near a detrat. I really shake In mjbootswhen 1:God/Lir
the probable remit of my ownlllate in November. - The
rosepisodon of the State election, was dark indeed, and is
like to be darker, unless the white folks an be made be.
neve that lam better man, than a Buck Msgr. The
arrangement of the Fillmore and , Fremont men In Phil.
adelphia, on the letb tr., threatens death to me In4l.
vldnally Ind eolketivel . Wecannot, Under the elftlim
stances‘ as or expect t Fillmore men to vote for the
'Cinalmiati Platform. After the Presidential elsetion,'l I
I'M wont a "lod k ire In some rasterittlerness." The monn-;
eon of arbuyt II manly erIU sub a defeated candidate
at, ,well as any, other place. 1 It is there I can And the
fletinre aey' Milking at the faults of the South. On thel
MU of tbitr rotp . it is *hero lan And the Blacky.,
mlbllcens weeping fol Fatntm, With one eye on Bloedl g
Kansas, and the other looking mood ix a now ma re's;
nest. It is there I can 'And the Union men, who know
nd Kest, no West. ke., but whp are in fever at the llntbn;
bad ae tt ta, V4l.4is likely to be ease, even if the Wooly
Home be elate& Thero,too,ii an And every mother'
son .and An
et
buying their Dry Goods,
r ocGreries,'
Queensware att4 Provisions at your cheap store. lf the;
Union was safe My friend Forney fella me that 'oar'
dal of Ooodt,poreluwed this Fall, is large entogkto,
supply the wants of Seh d l i kftl county and Weeding
Kane. Ittonit, purchase goods myna, especially le.;
dies' wear; but If yon have y platfenue for sale, my
Mend Varney Sad myself util make a wessetion ••;edl.;
Maly after theirreddenttal election.
Your Friend, l JAMES BrCKANNA*
.To Ms. 910.19. iisaves„l
Centre St., Pottallia, f 9ct UN's&
.141100,00,::: . ,lik;litt • Scil
• sir tusurrizin than Oarrus.,t col' firm
the Wesleyan gethodats, recently sateenihng it Bdst o t i
im las stated that the-total number or nienbers
inetnnection It Great Britain,th 263,831i—enj
cruse of 5.1177 over last year.' • - I
- Tws ilsousa Cumv.--The sunhat' at MN
lasi -VW bh Standasticel flagons contains thirty advertiser
=eats of plans tbr cantos! Oat of this number only
one dies £lOO a year. There la one at £9O, one or On
at ASO, and the rest rapidly:fall boat £7O down to 4011
with a small furnished tux* wears the rector is goes
raided: One 1 unique. It alien L5O with the an at
the rectory hewn—the ratite to boy the,.reetor's
tare at a valuation of =col -21notner One t7O ta
wish of nearly 6,000. when there is daily service!,l 1
BUTtal Pwrre Etain:KlL-'4% London Tuna s
erweesee tie opiMoa very plainly in regard •to the proles )
eat character et English preaching. Its an:--'lWe
"would nave it to the delielon of any tee' of origami*
candor, intaillgenar, and edoestkal, to Istrthatherabsa,
In any other 1'2022610th maid tarry on their baud - nen
with means if they tuck no achy pains ens; th* tast
ier than an radinitryjrnather don in the extripoidl tan
and delivery of an avenge *mon. The truth
Is,
plpit ekgantew ha thilea tea very Wale*
lages‘ Wahl tU Snot thane la lb. world Win wa t t
with all the baton and ansietke width White- Mr hts.
awes WwW, dialog the brier intirtal NvW% enstiens
er h e etaiand ie froUt amtyPs tbdt ouldeei- • ter Prtllk- 1
I - '
irripast ipatt' Ai twat so hike imilflar wit
- oil* biota - hi:hi of St. PaarsChurabOtimostrills,
au l'atadu •Artitatara, litrrinater 11th.. The Wrongs
a our Mendel* Pattseillo,llo4lthepubiligeneeady, Is
mapadtallf taale_fed. •
I, i. NoTicals.• •
-Tmatio.:lllo6na, Winter, of Balboni, TM meth la
the Iltatlst attach; la 1
. 1108140n* gnat, tfratartate, at;
th• amid talent.' • 1,, • .
diP•PitllifTllal METHODIST CIIIJECII, corner of
arm end Ad Watt, Writs, denies weary Sabbath at 10
frtlork. A. 314 and tio'clerk. P. U. ••
IlAsr mrtnoinsT EPISCOPAL CIIIJRCII,SI*!'
and Stant, potteelms, Rte. Wialtax L. Gan. Pastor,—
Dittos Neste, every Sabbath at 10 A. M. and at 1 1 ,4 P.M.
ii' I 4OIIND EICTIIODIST EPISCOPAL CIIESCII•
Muted Ear Patlairdle. Err. d.l'atisar Sham. Paster,.
Divine tondo every Sabbath at 10 A. 11. and P 4 P. M.
• Sir itYOllBll tAITIIIIItAIt CHUltelt, liattist Squaw*
Rev. oAsaa.„ Aram, Pastor. Meta* serriesta
twe.d yegularty parry !Nadal. Morning at 103.1
ifaxig;amtat. at astioek. weekly Prayer ? Esidnit.
21nrento earam.64. 7 *Wadi., . .
&KRIS /TTMEM SERTICEL... Meadera
Bandays„alo34 A. and TN P. u follows:
17277.11 i deadly attar Sirtatti—Peaserta al sad su
yor• Jahn al be. '
leth —2dth dandily after Trtalty—Prereeta :Wand 'At.
_ _ Jab* sr
26th.—ThsalggiringDay,(Seo0eterner's Prettimatlon.)
Divine serrie•at 103.‘ A.. M., Ant. viii and lit
"Thela, as 11.71.
23.1.-21 th Sunda* atter Trtnlty—Prrrato xi, St. Jobs
10 1 l
sad
erasing laments; provseta est and td
tn . ,
30tb.— Pint Sunday In Advent,' and St. Andreae' Day—
laaflh Lake I. net lavish ti—Roauues a.
Tor the "lb sad 16th, the Coll Pliplstl• and Gavel
"El be Mal lappelated lbw the >Fdsid4h dandlyaattar
_ 2141101•21,T; DASrIItIOVASIIIIIIIIN, Rector.
, .
• ADAII-..11t Tnonont, on lucida, e ltb In of
genrio& Ye ar , LAMA Matta/. daughte y r of th Woo. a st.,
nd
Uenctotta idunion. and moddaned or ot T. A. Godfirey,
wed 0 yea! and 9 mon th ,. •
DISSOLUTIONS.
ATO:rIOE of DISSOLIMON.--Tho
,1111 1 1161111 Of WWI & Lai been th is d a y
veil by mutual consent. me , hoshase oft ha late
siutnettLip trtU be 'conducted by William ii. Wells. at
the °Moe on Centre street, lately Ganged .by the Inn:
John Einem has assoetated blamed with WILLIAM IL .u.e.,„,,
En, WELLS,:
• JNO.: MIMS.
Pothnrilte, september &L I SS , • WA
00 -PARTNERSHIP:
U. SWIM as
so sociated with him 11% J. WIV-
E.. under **Ann of !dads; a Bomar.
We are prepared to Meat.' ell onion for=i '
Glazing, and Papering, at abort notice, and on
term — We call the attention of purchasers to our largo
Moil of hair Ifatadmpl, Window Bhadse, Fire Board
mots, tu . irovinding ovary variety or style and price,
width tra offer at the lowest city,' prima lettering, of
army dettriptlea promptly exemdoct.
.‘II3DEY k BOW.EsI,
(bort 40;11 the Home, Mere arra
Pottsville, Eoptetabor '46 . is.
CiOPARTNERSHIP-JAMES M.
of the late firm of:Beatty & Thane& has
associated with him Theodore Oirretion and :lames B.
iti the Owl Muiriews, under the tine ofJatner
3i. Beatty d Co., who wilt continue the mining and
ling of Coat es areal. JAS. M. BEATTY. •
TUEODOBE OARBETSOB . ,
JAB. E. =AM. • •
Potter We, June 28, 786 I ' , 20
VARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—TnE.
- eopertne6blp;tn the Lumber butane, heretottne
ex tlnie between It. C. L GAVlleen, waa this deli, (Dee.
I,lB4s,)AlleektedPJ mutual ecdten C. WI LAOS,
ct. t. "
The n 1341414044 hue Ode (Dee.l.l3llL)enteted
Into. utpertnenhip ear that Lumber business, et their
steam sof MID. on then Mahoneyj under the *rut of WIL.
SON R. O. WILSON. '
' I LEWIS UOYEII.
Ontere for id] idods of Lumbei win be mitred and et;
tended to bi R. 0. Wilson, at the mill. or Lewis Royer,
at SehnilklD Devon: • VehrtouTl6, '66 741
FOR SALE & TO LET.
pRINTING PAPER.—Bookii: New's
, Nibs? ' of every also ali . d weight, of superior - quality,
or it'll) it b illy prices . L. N. ti,Alllll6 UM
• 1 i •• • ; Centre street, Pottsville.
AtignitiB,,,lB 1 32-If ,'
NiIREMIUMS AWAJIDED to Blight"
' k Lerch..al the &Moan' Haven and Orw%Aura.
a v. for the largest and best assortment of Hardware
and Cutlery. Call and examlna their stork beekre par
chaaingOewhere., .•
Mimille, October ]8,'56 . 42- •
UST. RECEIVED.;---A large assort•
ell izunit oriplenditt Perfrunem te., from the Mantrfaa
twirls of Jules Hama • Co., Marts= and others.
All those who omit Brie Pestamery, call at a.l AB
LET'S Book and:Variety Ettore.,
Jarmary 214884 - 2..tt
ITI RENT. -6 -The Offices latelyoc
4i2v eit ll - W. Unnilin, Ent ili ki Centre elven
tr eh: are Ind le far a Store, or an ad of business.—
ANN istourthrelling house col street. Aptly
to - I. • • • st.mouPnY.
0ct.125,.aa.. 434 f
13ITIVIPS FOR SALE.—Two Hori-
Sentra &table aette: littk and three Pumps, 10 Inch
8
bore, 8 loch stroke, fitted with gun metal valves, are of
the beet Material and workmanship, bare never been
used,: and will be sold cheep . , Apply Ps or address,
- • ' • NEWBOLD H. TROTTER,
No. 18, Arch street, Philadelphia.
Nor- 1 ,''58 • 44-et
OUSE • TO LET.—The three
story Brick Building, torated on &fetid at.,
next, rto the Ist Methodist Church. The house
of the moat desirable In the borough, with all the raod. ,
ern improvements. Possessieh given immediately: For
terma and other partiesdies, apply to
.L.wostEtsOolur.
• Pottsville, Jed.v 28, ' $d
QTEAM ENGINES FOR-SALE.-2
vAitaukt Engines, with steam cylludee 22 inches di
anieteilind 6 feet stroke. 2 Blowing eylinderseg 'mhos
diantater, 6 feet stroke, with Boners, formerly la west a
Blast Pumice. Would make excellent Pumping or Blow
ing &WON. One or both will be sold, as desired. Ap
iko; i ' REMIT LONGENECKER t CO.,
i • Kkawsokinlross Works, Shamokin, Pa.,
Or td • OEO. W. SNYDER, Pottsville, Ph. .
Ottober6, :
rto 1 LEASE.,The• Now York and
Lehigh Cad Co, otter to lease the two underlying
ye Ise of Coal on the tenet of land known by the warm/-
teal iuune of "Christian Kunkel," situated in Bank?
township, Carbon Co.„ Pennsybranis. The Railroad con
necting with the Beaver Meadow Railroad has bean ax.
tended to meet toe contemplated operations, For fur.
thee , intermation apply to John Young. EN.. at Joane*
• ilb/ er • N. P. ROSACK, Prat.
• t, 38
(set 2.5. Trinity Building, New York.
_ • • 4.44 t
NOTICES. - •
'FTICE of . the blennt Carbon Rail
!]road Company, Philadelphia. October 31,1866 •
'dice is hereby given that the Annual meeting of the
stOckholdere of this Company will be held at the once,
Ncl.: 1834 Walnut street, on Monday, the lit day ot De
camber next, at 12 o'clock, M, at which time and plateau
eleetion far a President and Light Managers will be held
to Vierro for the ensuing year,. • JAS. C. DONNELL, .
iioveMber 8, ''bn • •
43-tm•
Secretary,
_T A.--Washington Camp; NO.
PJ .14,"Jun!or Seim of America meets every Monday
erttnlng, st Mechanic's Mall, (Third story), corner of Can.
tre a n tillaricet streets, Pottsville, Pa.
. so..{. Kuns t P.
or. 10, '55 45-1 A Clint= TATTAIR, R. 8
.—T
. I V9TICEhe Delaware and. Rar
-14,1 (tan Canal will be opened for Navigation on PBX
D Y, the 'Nth Inst. No greater draught of water than
eta. feet will be allowed outil April 6th.,
ML / A- JOLLY B-Trio.sl'WVl Secretary.
arch 26,1838 ISly
DR. P. TRUCKS and H. A.
MAINGAY, Mining' Eng inter, Patentees of "Pro.
twos or Puritring )line Water" are now atttui "Pottsville
liecule, where they. will be happy to see those operators
who are Interested In saving the expense attendant on
the destruction of Boiler'''. by mine water.
!'Pottsville, August VISO 52
irO'fICE TO CONTRACTORS;-
Sealer: preposala wlil b e received at t e Me of
he tykems Valley Ccal Comrany. until. the 20th day of
November lust.; ear einkbe a Nlope on the No.l Yet_u,
Bear (bp, Dauphin (b. VlarullindePoelfieetlena can be
be lomat the office of LI.. Company.
, : •F W. POST„ ..
r ' . • Bnp'* Lykene Valley C o a l Company.
'. &teber 25,40 .; - • 43-1 t -. •
STATED MEETING OF THE
&Mira n Ceuntyltextical Boriergy will beheld in .
une Chamber of the borough of iottayUig on
Wednesday. afternoon, November sth. at 2 o'clock. A full
attendance to desitext. 0. W. noire, President.,
or
SSIGNEE'SINOTICE.—The un
dersigned, Assignee of William Davis, of the 80.
„ rung or St. Clair, inerettant, under a Deed of Volunta
ry Assignment for the benefit of Creditor& hervby Orem
notice to all persons indebted to Mid William Darts, to
Mske payment with - delay to the Atsiznee, anctall
!Dave baring rielme to prnsintthem properly 'Oben*
tested ) foriettlentint.
JIM n. CLEAVER, diatom.
Ashland„ Nev. 1. 'be 44 tit •
MO the Coal Trade of Schuylkill - Co'.
—Stated tueettnite theoperatonwill be bed etthe
[begins of the Coal Association, In Centre Street, over
Girtiftll4 Ittinkttote, °Teti Tuesday and Friday, from
Flt O* C/OCX, to.l4ii'doolt;?. U. AU those lutenist
; ed in the welfare of theTratte are Invited to attend these
r meetings, through ',Mel. it to hyped. a permanent es.
tabilsturient of ".The Cns. Ztekeraye f Ahoy/kin enact,'
majt be edected. B. 1111.1.11)1A.N, President.
Pottnittle, Aprill9. 1656
N -,
OTICE.-An Election fir Thirteen
tercetors of the Miners' Bank of Pottsville, lo the
county cf &bujlklll, to servo the enealair year, slit be
. held at the thinking louse, between ttv hours of ten
); o'clock, A. It., sod three'o'clark, P., 31., e n klander, the
seventeenth of November next.
i f A stated meeting of the stockholders will be held at
thellao . kfor, House, on Tueeder. the 4th of Nortnaber
ne4t. • CILt. L9ESEII, Cast:dor.
October 16,16 - • • -, 42,
• 4UDITOR'S NOTICE .-- In the Or
-1 Court of Soh trylkiti Coludy— • •
be undersigned, Auditor appointed by the said Court
• "td distribute the amts the.berkls of Abraham MI;
deitsati.itiisileistratar *of the estate of Samuel Ulmer,
doesused," trill attend to-the duties of his arrpoin ttnent
at his Mies, to 001Siftl sliest, Pottsville, oti Wednesday,
." the 12th day ofltoreuihet nes st 10 o'clock in the fore.
, noon of that day: - : W M. WELLS, Auditor.
. Pottatilia, Ott 1 6 . - 434 ti • .
XO:ritE is heieby given that an ap
plication will-,be nude :title next pad= of the
tare at Penusylnulls, for the incorporation of a
Sunk with the tuntetprielleum. Eat& Sank to be called
the "Schuylkill Marti Dank," with a capital of One
ROl:aced Thotteand add to be Waled In the
lough of Schnytklll !tares, Schuylkill cony. -
BENI - DUMP, . ' J. D. TRIBERT,
.10S1t1U SEII/MVP, , DANIEL SAYLOR. -
GUMMI OAST. WILLTAIt IIUNTZINOER;
SAMUEL II: SHANNON, OKOROB KAIJTALVi.
Mayen, July 12,'50
I!!!
AUDITOR'S - ; 'NO'I'ICE.-411, the
dyad of Cotonou Vein ofUelnrylhill county:
John U. Pike, , 1 . *led rublN
'i . . vs, .' ,', Ineembettinnt, DM&
°tome IL tholth...•,' No. 1.
',' ,The underdrned .4 tnlitor anointed b* the meld Court,
Ut.dlatirtbota the Noddy rand In the &bore ease, ertli at.
.tend to the duties °This appotntment, al bta ales, to
(*atm street, to thohorOngh of Pothrettle, on ttenmbi,
Ow wd day of Nolimber, huhu% it. 9 eetoelt in the
forenoon, when end Inhere:. thosa Interested my attend.
i J . Inf.!. WRITNEY,AtIitor.
- • .
Potts:llle, ItZ4.l,Ed ~ . - 4441. •
,IN THE COURT
of Schuylkill (*anti:.
abbe( Green .londow, and
. Charles Banekeanndait„ltie IS2 of Sept. Tenn, 1U&
tuns as taw, k Brother;
3 re. I. Ff. , Ph. ,
, RBitam W.! Hall. ,
Nett* le Ar hereby given that thecadieeknett, Mentor
'appointed s sold "Oxirt 49 dtribute the mow In
part • raltld on the F t Sli. In is the shore else. to 014
among the creditore entltled to the same, will-be at his
Ofitill4lll Ostia littiost, Pottsville. at 1' o'clock, of Tues.
day, No. Ilth. 'Mid, viten sad *here dilate/10W lasy
.had: ' 01130.11: Gi,AT. J
hatioar.
hpet.
MUD.
f Common Pleas
MRAY.
MPElt — "Calno 10
Lithopremisopor We beerlber, about a week •
Mute.* omen Heller, about 134
,Velini old., Ibe ova.,
nattototed to call and prove property. or the w lilt* gel*
SeoOfdipt 1'1,4
November Tamblinv Run,
44:3 ta
•
OW LOST.—Lost •on the g&
c
15th Met. In the eielthborhood of Potte
r le, lined end Whit* Itrtadte Cow. with one here bra
kers, Any pew/a giving lettomatiou to Ms eiri3er will
b e suitably rewarded ou evplyttis to
• • : PATRICK 6111:1.1.EY 0
- •At the Zona .r's )leak, Pottstilte.
).ior. 1,-"343
1 'ti
A DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE...
The
np,trdng been appolutad by tt,
MOUTofiotkunty
Admlobtratrix. of the
tate of Dribs Jonas, late of the Borough of Port cart. m ,
is said entity; All persons baring titling *saint the es
tate oil) protect theta to her the oettlateent. and theft
hadebtell lo aid estate till stake tatioadtate t.
MARY Joxrs, Atha •
4.34 L• •
0c1.22, ,an.
6DIVIINIFITATOR'S
The andendroad bating been appointed Admin.l raw to the it state of amines Matta, lots of landiar.
stile. North Manila= Township, docatse4, 18 pe.nods
who ski Itdebted to add decedent, are tooth/ notitta
to make Immodistosernent, and thaw bluing claims%
prevent them Iv settlement to
Et. T. lEFTTNER, A/intolerant,
k Schuylkill
H aven. •
42•• .
Oct 16, le
WANTED:
XpEACHER WANT D—•••—•A• • Male
.i se b or to tom ANT, Oraba.ratterrob NM le
, to Adman! terTniblp, lA Ibla toasty. .5,h, 30
to comma* Iraroadlat*. Apply Mbar' to aw r y"
Shutter, or Ell 3111llar, Mortars, at Panama:
I,
Sod. ',SA 444t0
50 LABORERS WANTED—On the •
Lelanon. Valley Ralhcad.--Steady : employmint
cud good wages and board tan be had for the coming
whiter, for 60 laborraW who understand walking' In rock,
on Section IS of the Lebanon Taller Railroad. •
lftweasber3B. 64.3 t
tRNNtiI bIeAVOT. •
- •
ABORERS WANTED—On the
14 Lebanon Valley Rallroad.-2 , 0 good taborets sena
are acquainted.wlth working In rock, will lied steady
employment and good board and wages during the coml. )
Ind winter, on &attain 10,1 i, 21, = and 23 of the Leba.v
non Valley Railroad.
'TARRANT * it 00.
Rem 1, 'Se • -443 t • •
MO ROCK MINERS.-Good Rock
Miners my bear of dealrable innigoroeutif e 'D
eoo
tract or otberwisoalkely to last a Tery'eonsiders Oran,
by application to li. HANNAN, B. C. K,
24 Exchange, Philadelphia, or THOMAS PIEtELERICK,
Morris' Addition, Pottsville.
Oct. 25,'55. • . • 441
AIINERS' & LABORERS :WANT.
IT Y.D— At lbe Lancaster Colliery. Sluimoltio. North.
rim viand county, Pa. The eampiellon of the Sunbury.
and Erie Railroad opens to us a very large end rsterAls
market foroar Coot datives the whole rear, enabling us
to keep our men at work daring the winter secceen.—
Pomona baring boys suitable for working on tbo boat..
et, wanted : also, boys for driving inside. •
COCIIIIA.N, rzay. a Co, Lancaster roltleet.
September 4, 'l4 ~ ' • ; '• ,INS.
BUSINESS 'CARDS.
DR. G. • N. "BOWMAN, Sur.
.11/ geon•DenUst; OCR co In Drkk Scalding, cornet
Meant and Second Streets, Pottsville, 1%.
October 1.1853. lOO
II W. SHEAFFER, Pottsville, Pa.,
• lakof the Pennsylranht State GeologleslSurrey -
explores lauds, tninee,fie.
()ember 14,'65
JOHN 'HODGAISS i . Mining Engi
neer and Surveyor, Centre Pottsville, Ps, at
tends to Surveying and Exploring Cost 141314 in.
log Minos, to Agent Cot , the purehaad and 'aloof Real
Estate, eollsettors of rents> Ite. •
March 21,115616, ; ; . . IE-ti •
c r E.O. K. SMITH, MINING ENGI
,
neer and Surveyor, Silver Terrace, Centre Street,
Po Wine, Pa.• Ilsaminatlone, Report*, Surveys and
Maps of CoalMtnea, Coal' /Ands, Mining, Machinery, a e.
executed on tho shortest notice. Agent fur Coal Miami &"
September 24,1853. 334 t
/lENRY W. — POOLE, Geological,
Topogispbind and !lining Engineer. Centre start,
Wyllie, l'a.. gives attention*, surveys and 'manilas.
titan; of Coal Lands, to unreels at mans* requiring sp..
etal aeonnoey, and to the superintendence and entire
charge
r proprietors of estatas.
lr fir
":4 '56 [July 22,14 274 fl 5- tf
k4IGEN CY—For the - Purchase and
ngucouteidestate; buying and selling out; to
ng charge of Onal Lands, !dines, At., and colleeticg
rents—from twenty years experience in the County be
hopes to give satisfaction. Once Maluntango Strart,
Pottsville.. CHAS. M. 1111.1..
. .
Apr 116,1850 1.1-tt
..._
. H. McElwain, Civil and Mining
s an g ineer, Awand,,Pa., attends to flurveylog sod
Inspecting Mines, warveyinnd dividing lands. art
Latina Town Lots, and all o tbar biSSIDELKS In the Ilse it
his profession."
Letter address, Fountain Fpring P. 0., &bay111:1
County, Pa.
Feb. 2:1.1838. -
M. D. L. DODSON, Opera.
9.a. the and echaulesiDentisilhallatted up ono
of the - beat Dental Establishments In' this part of the
State,and intends to afford his piteous the heohlit an.
erp Improvement In the Art. lie guanintas to hones
nature to a sllcei? In the adaptation and arrlommetrl
Torrommtalie or I, Itresturn t Teeth: Inserts 'NOW or 'hole
option Atmospheric pressure, to the entire exrluik n of
Spiral springs; extracts dead teeth and root with tell
ity,and illts decaying teeth with gold,renderint tbm
useful
°Moo In Market street Atte doors aboveCeeire. North
sldm
cEO. BROWN, Mine Inspector, ten- '
dery his services to Land-owners, men of Imhof.
an capitalists. From his experience in minter. MI
knoWledge of veins, as he is engaged in_ this sod i
log counties, in examining mines and,,exPlorius Uri
lands, he hopes to be able to give sati,factlon to all ibo
may want his services.
REFERS to BIN/AMIN 31msza and Jaxxs Kant, Es p.,
Philadelphia, and D. B. Mrs, and WiLLULN llrtsra, Jr.,
Essig, Pottsville, for capability and integrity. ,
Address—GEO.. DROWN, Slime Inspector, East Nor.
Tertian street, Pottsville, Pa. .
4.n17 4.. 18.56 ,
;
.1VI! o ter in odb CI co . •
Block Heath (bat Tani, Broad and rine ;treas.
KEEP constantly op hand White and
_ix, lied 'Ash Coal, of all sites. They are also prepared
to receive Cool on Tanlage. and delirer the same at icy
rates. Itay 'bn 20-Gme
SHLAND COAL—From -L. P.
-..,ciontooKE k CO.'S Tunnel Coble ry.—Tbe nude nip
ad have, In connection with the Getters] Coal Borba
taken the agency of the above Coal, and are prspanplx
receive orders, which may be addressed to Wort Cargo,
or 4U Wall attest, New-York, CABTrilit k YOU:SO.
Anuiest 11. 'Pfr 7 • . 32-ti
ALLEGHENY ALLEGHENY; AND QUM- i k
pERLANDOOAL, by the sego , canto n
or busbet.—marrinted lobe o
4 excellent quality: Dealers ono isms me•
snows supplied ek`wholessie prices. Will be dellyind
at any point along canal or rellrad. Address, or, eV/
to • TWOS. E. CAIIIL
101 Falunt etreet, Philadelphia.
Apr 1120,184 0 17-Iyo
cOPARTNERSHIF ! --C... F.. NOR
' TON and lg. V. GLOVER. Ja, of the isle f Mt.
81 linen. Norton a Co., hare this day associated with
them, W. B. RODARTS, `J.. WALTON and J. R. VAN
DOR:IU of the Arm of Roberts, Walton I Co, and the
business will 1w continua under the Arse of TAN
DUSRN, NORTON *CO., at No. Z 3 Walnut street flab,
Pier NO.I, Port illehniond;
Philadelphia, Feb. 9, '66. 64
COPARTNERSHIP.--The
N...) awned have this day (January 21st, 1836.) entered
Into copartnership for the transaction of a General fed
Commission linainess, and also for the purchase and uN
of Cred, r under She arm of W. 31. ROGXII,B., Co. -
ofllees—Zall Gros Tway, New 'York, and In Centre otret,
opposite the American lintel, Pottsville. ,
W3l. ROOPXB,, Nei, Yea.
P D. LIMIER., Pottsville
dtf ,
Febnotry D. '319
Blotlaton, Cox * Co.,
nEALERS in and Shipper s of Art-
IL" thracite Coal, 'White and .Red Mb,. of superior
quality. Wharf No. 2. Richmond. , Cumberland
coal, nom the Franklin- Coal Company's mines, stir
dell by them at Baltimore.
B/4AKIBT ° N, No.'B3.orablut street, Phila.
WM. P. COX..
GEO. P. NEVIN, No. 4 New street, New York.
March 11.9 m
i‘ t SHLAND and AIIAHANOy COAL• e
undersigned—Thundersigned are prepared to order*
r t celebrated Ashland Coal from tire "Psorreft
°neer Colliery."'' Prom the Ostensive altered it And iro•
procementa made at the Colliery this 'winter Pr preps'.
.ng the Curl, they feel no healtatkot to offering it to tb•
trade as an article that an ha. ao superior in the mar
kat, both as to quality and freed - One from dirt, ate* 004
'other Impurities. They are alto' to mate coo
tracts fo r Lehigh and Schuylkill. From ether miser
limicitoliz LEW IS
pstreet, Commercial Bann*
February 9.'68: :• . :-4 • 6./ y
ARTF!IERSHIP 0 TIC TheE.-
but of LOUIS J. BEI.LONI A EON has this dal
ay 12, 1856,) beim dissolved by mutual comma.
The firm of VAIIIIAR A RELLON Ibas this day (Esl
12.1840 been dlapalced by mutual consent,
The Coat business, heretofore traesacted by the noon
named Anus bits this day been ocitmoltdate4 Into CO.
aad y irlll benoeforth. be carried on under the urns soi
Gym of DELLONI. DARRAS A CO., at the old lotutto" . •
—73 , Wooster'street ; 9th street, corner Dtuyeesaut
street, near Avenue 11, and also at No. 31 Ma street, cr
posits the Coal Exchange. • RODEDT BELLONI.
GEORGE Ct. VARIL4E,
DELUN I.
New York, Stay 31.'6
Z 4 I IRST CLASS COLLIERY to Let.
.-11394rusteeo of•tha York Vann, adjoining be Do
rosigh of&ottssille, offer to tease that valuable punka a
the west ettd of the estate. which embraces' about 5.;c4
foot of the celebrated Bieck Rise Pale, _km A s h LI N: a. tr
Ober with the tuned, Rabba.l7ele, ?asst and Ri b *
Veins. The west end of thts Calory is at Wostgis4
where the Mine Intl Itallroatiesses through thence
ertr —the distance to fietttlyik I Blasco is only rollly
It is therefore emus tho' nearest tblhreries to l'biledel
phis. The superior quaUty of this Coal genets/if 'na►
mends more than the tumal market pricitur the NIA ma
ash tool, and the quantity is supposed to be a ta tient t'
suppir a &etchers gather/ for a tong serifs of year , -
. Application for farther information and terms of le r
to be made to k. • A. RUSISEL-011c 11 ..,..'
• corner Second and illahantcnigo streets, Pot Isnu•
rebsaarY P '345 • • tMtf
EHIGII- COAL, at Elizabethport ,
1.4 New Jersey —4:llreet railroad communiesilra t?'
moonily been opened hem the Lehigh ecul Rem to
the inhere of New York Ray, at Ellsebethport. Ne•
say. This la the nearest approach Which has yet
made by railroad from the deposits of Pen tulle*"
to this meat market" of New York and New Inched - •
Formerly: end before the pnrcent bland routes we re
~
opened, tbi dealers in thla eDy obtained their Leanw
Coal from Bristol, Fetraylvatila,at • distance of was
than Zit) Miles. and at a freight of about $I tO Pee"'
Now, it ran be had by an inland water eocomnobst ins
of 12 mike, and M a freight of about 23 rents Per t* Se.
The mme relative sultautages rill also be derived by
'the Voyers we the North River and in the vicinity
New York,sind In all the New England States. irme i4
the present •1011011 the subscribers will be tb• •schefte
shippers of the celebreted South and West Verlag W e '
lain Coal. st Ellasbethpvt, and vowels will wo
he *OS , at all times. to Obtain *argon without drial,"
Trainaof loaded ears with freshly mined and rue P 7,
remind daily; direct from the mime. Conetlerinegrdt;
lateness of the weman, lt Very herort"t fla t'
Y ptetif
for this celebrated Owil, to be prom elee lh— put:
bo Sent without delay to our otecee at New York,
4.461140rnmit00.
lita.llOrrosobray:N**ll"orr;lsBlAWiltialn;titi 43)
st g :4re . "" A `
dolphin: SS Statoatreet, !Ireton. fa- ,
July 20;16
IMM