• , . ... . . . . . - • # - • .1 your Cast Region aid the great emmercial em- L Swett were spent upon plow:wee of this„lile& .-. '' n : lICW, I •PAHER ANIIH'IIiCII3IIO2II.' .I • PICHNSiT,YANUL..4dIedg. , • • NVANTTED.. ~ ~ ~..'; '''. 1 • - -:- 1: :' - ''' 7 .. - poritun of our ceuntry will nomesarily pass: Ot would be tallultely handlesd by te. Je le a ited. at ---',..., - - - I _ .......... 't a Ann. Melee Skeet trail total - F,T . ' . •-'" : - ' perrepelito vo NEW mut, Ina. lrfutAratt.rtna. 4 A 86. Pruett which begets nodcwouid lessee ies Oleg •". _ • JIN/H•Fan4 =der Id Pow .in I,serti, •mill her 2. .-entLaguta , :n'irg t d2l m e t Witt 3 .w. I fir • . . . '- .. • ' halt It Is s a id e . la almost.. *bite. -.• , . - • ' • ~_=_ Qi.TITATION WANTED-By A young oklunut AIM kininT Lisa. ;:l. i * if , i.1,.. i. tit l e, oerstAceonla 1 / -' l 4" ._, ~.______,................._. .. _ker•CoL. Dente* will ,spend Thanksgiving -IR A ' ' LW al •n JAI .28 1 . UM Unman who Well,' tent 1 0 kyle boom', by gloode . ',.: . 1 . ... - , • . nir znensy Rtettly,--A tininess aisselter of t Nisamehiseits. • -.. . , .effektele7. ` 11.10 M Uteri • 492 spy, Masa entry. ben tellaren4m. ' Adiress.-.5.11.:511uer5' ....... ..,.-.... 417 ~ Pottsville to Philo-1100a depot, 93 s sta • -1191" The La Pierre I Hone& Phitedeltibia has &Ultra • alleol "' ', ;I, 1 • 7:i 'aim .losireel" , • ' Nor. 15,10 402 t• Pottsville Lamer: &stety was held ou Paseday 7,805 1 2,65 , 103 133 , 2,894 Imo. ROCK iMINERS...-Gsod Ri , ck *`".. I .. J °argot. ‘ - } -♦ nets - JR ~ . Philadelphia depot to Camden, Camden to New York, - - ' 2 ;Total. : , ' ' .4...- . ISt will be * '. minly feelitu. last,aut mat tbeetere oft P. Dew sae psgs: , plumed tato the bands of, Ai nr. 'Hard dir 'Rio.; L iTZ7 4 I ust , 261 15..1 2242 -. ! -•-• - BMW 11,2: 1, -, . 4 MO 4, 0. M 1 - 311siers silty hear be desirable employment. on cos. sma Pm " y ina sb : i tbe elr emin anal " wki g . maya. fill tgr Z e usems. " 644l .l : 7l 6. '4 , : . . " 0 a th a I P H 410 '.. i ' lr ' ' ' Tb - . r e igh. gyracuse : Y ourna, l name s Co lonelt P r e.. ~... . : -11ut:14,„ : ,‘ ..: 784417„ L4 . 0 . 1 .,, ..,, ::5 4 .1 ,. 8.1 61 6, 1 1 : 4 482 17 m t: be or::ra t zliT h 7 e very considerable time, rovvillnias TO Pier TOTS" TM AiLI4TTOWIe. • , - . moat, aff a candidate or the U. B. Senate, to such _ .2.060, , 445 1,153 an) 259 s by applkattOn to &BANYAN, D. MUTT. Esq. C. 8., , =lied to (ha chair, and D . B. theen,Eaaogyeinteg .. . f ~Bradford, " - - k 2,3141„ e,scs ao 7:!. 7,039 2q :tat:Wogs. PhUadeltddi, or TliadAS PETtlititlCß. ..- - . POTIIIIVILLE g PA. . , ~. and disregard_ ' • 50je des ' Vim; Ic y hint ink ~ 8/ mutiny. _ .., our inters'... A sommitteed these, mudding of le Ratholeamws ,-of property wakries -- troyeu - -by the, recent gale' -on cm - bre,: . 1 1 .1811. . 092 , M . / l e Q74 1 : 77 / 4 °et. 2V66. ' ' " ' ' . - - Air It is estimated that ores , $l5OOOOl words' c an: t o l e , Petbrinitle to Allentown, • . .. SATUSIDAY s BOVEIIIL9IS32. SS , 21811. All en t own t o Beaton , • l7 the Ostend teller ; : 434 f -----7, Seaton to Elisabeth Port, .1 • 63 ' edit ifeenbar 11,&14* `chi o f g eogyagons4 P. P. Dowses and 111. B. Greco, Zsgs., was appinted by L as o uts e t , I- , . i f , . Comps, 2.6261 ' 329 1 1,4901 532! 1 2,312 krINERS lt LABORERS. WANT: -., - . : . INIEGRIAriPiOnetr Blisabeth_port to New York, r 12 and political neeensf I v A nw . kgr us the char, ter the parrots of proeurlace g ooge Swab The DottomleniPit in the Mammoth Care Ch. l4B T+ Ik.str.; • • • - ,s2Ol 82‘../. 1! d. 733 1 Y.L.F-Jit the Lanceibir Colliery, Shamokin, North- Inai r innalgati Am**, of M t. Spaet h wal i it, 6,, wows ha ulms" _ ',,d, is imp e ded by tunny to i ll s t brant , elarksa, ~ , 2,760 788 '944 ii ii 1,738 , umlsrland coanV, Pa a Ike Completion ottßeSortboo , Teeth' Relief of Schuylkill Coital, •,- ' - T oter. - •:... - , rt, , - - 142 f o il i fy W a lk er l a deli& ! 1,0111% 7 . sol lam and 'Bell opens tonsa ray largeartd exteestee • . , • • ,SpaniaA and iii- 4, 11 'r ee k ° . and tageotherneeestury anangemeate ;tattiest/ow the whole diameter Of the earth. r i Clinton. 1 1 ' .185. 518 ;100 market *roar Coal daring the whole veer, enabling us TUN ANDURN AND ALLRNTOWN R. ROAD. Di ff erence in favor of the Allentown r o ute , 42 i d him the ,per - be ?. ,sus inner b an t ers appointed ; e m s th e e l a ti on i b, jor Professor Hedrick, lately' imuovied: from: Colombia, ( I,BBlli 1 • 114 I Los to - keep ow seen at work daring .the winter ettaion.-- . , We are au th orised to state that this work will iow t i i p il 1 ' 0 0 , ea, nit oktar 'gas is now done) pond t h e A ozer e , arm _ *Seers of the Society.. It this ' {Tie Professorship of the Ilnirersity eif North emitted. 1 ; . 3, 40 . - 4 al , Aga Persons having boys nibble tor }Oa irtSoll the taush- Cumberland, 1 3,437; 7.47 • 7 14 i 3,061 ... et, wanted ,' also boys Its Wrier fluids. :. go" es, and the heavier portions will be comuieneed at. 74 A. AL, and not reachieg New. York before .., ..1.- 1 . oes ./tesand, That the th at POW iriesibli of, thaEoleti , - Catalina , ji at , DoCatsat_.6algegetwasikeitiog Irish; .._ . ____Daupbb, . 1 . m ,m, • Isi . 10711 4,054 -,.:, COCHRAN, P.SAIX* Co., Lancaster Colliery. • nng,s,ec grant , . . this winter—provided one.' baulked thoasand Ilit P-61.-441/enhoure-.we will Undertake through i o , us; ~1 should be held in Metal week oftletuazther. ,-' r . sin In New York mewl,. wife _ _ __ . sseusware, 'n- f• apue, • " 211 • 7914 1 3 2/ Deptsenbee 6,16 •n - ! - 3o to death wnue mo, n t 575, '27 4 '7l 32/ , ;dans of se Ewa is , sutoeeibed in Babuyan' our now route, via. Anent:two, to run- passes • "'''• , , '.. 0:a neramiete, that the public mesilop of tee •weletY ( bunk. • ..'-• ; , • 1 - Edo.; . Pottsville to New York in Po ko us we can mugr be hemorter held ow Thwdoireverthumlusteed at Wall' Jar It Is rimmed that Hon. James Beebanan :Melia i . *4 4 ; l eo • ' 1,1 37 . 2 g .ItM e COllB4 In lateral* Of thhitienifil la.meth• The saving era love in time of transit to the .cities of Etrard, Hat ;relay 'evenings, as &needy, was laid over Le wee bto be mannied shortly, to the widow of Sx-Pres. `se i 3, "n 2, ' t 2 / 7 20 1 3.76 .., -Cod Operattne, lihichinisti; • Busiume Men, Laid New York, Beaten and all northward points. lb blatant ,nest. • - Pluton, 4 1 , i • 561 bi 708 Adjourt.ied to intet Apia Awn wedolimus eigoas Arlo Goat Nritetw num familtea ' awa au L e r ., , : 3,7471 . I,lril 27 .14 1,607 A tti. DlVllNlSTß imiin liTO b. llB' sppob NO ted Tl A C am E in b. Went James N. Poll, deresied. and Property Holden, wUI have an opportunity to The travel between Pottsville; and all points of . 'Not ale ice' bieribe on thrMoss -liberal Minna nil, ..t. the "Sem ereflarreM !feels ti feeillieledt pri,val fi- - Downo sient, tiscrinz4.2ol.o,lllenBs6,an eleetloa atljg P.ll 2o , coweni at the ar olike ibesoday or P.P. ' as tb ren e_terri al, _at t m ory o2 , 4 : o_ h r ie in h is c , e ilan l ts. ied , by . oLer twtj- . j in u e n h i l7lia. ta, il i n 1 ;105 7: a s. 1 4 51 :0:0 . . : 0 1 1 .13 17:7 1 :: :: : E 200,67 87 10 1 inaker: tors imuatoberri: ot c r eri zeta . gran te settillsrunaswom or l solom ouideceued, unit, ani : 4 o7, ooothomeauoo,HlA:t re mb ra tecii: or : r ati: „4. mk , as this will probably be he route taken by the &Swam, Ida / ' fa insi.ption stun bet mails mid As work: mud be pd o d ekest train , from New yea westward. g l ove T 0-7..'under isnitract immediately i our business Interests 1 The construction of this Road into a remark. 1111291 d will beheld. AU members are earnestly hnitad to as• setreme..7 ".rrvut. .. 'ue,. w id ow o f " B y r on . I , - aTokrat=state etill primmest. to either of . . 6,731 a ... tend - , . Attest ; 4. 2.0w0urAt .., the Poet , usweent am. Diners £ 65 sterling as a tow nwee , 1- --n, . 11 ~...116 --„ sedaire. it; and it would be dieginaceftil to the char- ably fine agricultural country, will very favorably tr 'a il ' et/Blandon to the Kasai Fremeiters. j .1 .-; s-• - . n o , the , extend the area of supply at the coininand of the dell) , he ' tetweem, :.,; 2,311' 1414 Ma • eu &so : _ • °rni n libm in ...,. soar or our bedsits limn and a foul-blot . Sir The Solayaill cesiritglkeehist-ileig e d e -ew e . ' pr. Thant are now eighteen establishments In lahlth. 4; willlse 'open immense beds ah, W est Haven. r lr ..; , enterprise of our Region, with its heavy Invest- 'of th e ti l i t os a in f i i s t.ra :ti' which blast f nieces t,r, Mated: ~-,, ' . 0,- t . . . this country for the manufsetering of steel. Loserae, • .f. 6.791, 4,9 n SA idet 6.718 Novemberls, '56 i ' 46 at ii, r ''...:41.61th to suppose for one mail/out' 'Oat they will in roar -Region en e a re ;-- be economically s:ppliod, "" • - =mum mime, sin:. ma. These halm • rapacity tor making .: m at : 201 , 4 ; t e n . : v i t ti m e r e tate of David tones, la te the Postai:be:Lc. 14,000 tons per r etie s' P ar 2241 934 -Ig .' I , * 46. 7 2,7 1 2 . •I! r. • 6 Itedsee da v ii ind x= " o96 ninnies the ,P , ,The Institute was called Mader, whim the silastwo annum. . • ' , Perry .. 23. : :770 7: Cab uesass . _ lf 0 112, duiaistratris Yereer, )•• • 18 1059 AKA A-I:_ i m .: I77 . RA .4: T ty R : I a x . : A N O OI: ,4J ICE.. : ,, i t ? i,A,-Tort'Ve4 forward sad put their shoulder to the sod to which your Coal Rigion will furnish the , et the last session were reed and adopted. Hr. Pleide • ASP , In Preside males are aot permitted to 741filln, p ;1,61, gig gss, etri 4,264 tats eV . Ths l meanie diem to her ha : bee'l atuderee " :a tid ed b t: I then no an warm la orde " woe... . n . wort .. marry POdert4tet_ttn_tw,, live, nor females under men. rum, .o,t4iviiiith ‘ AR they have to "do is to ' rouse up froth ree M i. any other_considerations - presi sapon as in tide den- mama au illy weliasa; , eat4 inn awhosaar . ".fee The ; Liri ef ir:rtliora in Pittsburg, on lee- ro r th ate mantWiir""l ' o t en , ' ,''' k2;11 4e3e 138 11 813 iti laid "1147' an "It" having claims seed"t thee* ribelryirment. despondency, and WILL It and it :connection, bat we find they bare . already to -a (Tor hiving snake sad ismaiwidecatedtertber." lir. - itg y„,7 • I . sic apbe indebted to eald estate will make le nei g hte teizotot _ 1 ' 'ii done. _We firmly believe, that wine the great great extent been under discuselon amongst the heart ......„ ila ' lieu day closed ;their places pf business at the ris. ltorthus an XI : un-'4 ‘4 Ai ' fA INISTRA.TOR'S N0T '4344 1C . E. 'advantages oflhis router biomes fully known, intelligomt men of the Coal Itegionomd having Th e esequ i s oi ms e) , _ , 4 l ep hin ras ke tatbr i tulawr el". ; ali ou t ihr ragea r 'Arm it ka nisPret ti2g b3thlte q uest el 'ili h i: S i i ir ip eY re e m r. e • Court of Coneectieut, hi s ...._Ph 11116 4,/d 1 .4, l' ' 38,1455 : 4 % 2 1 ' : I =4 j: VS ' / 2 ' 21 . 6118 4 / 1366 H 1.154 2 81 : 46 :: af lost two hundred tiorand doUarsof a& Stock ft,isi, opene d t h e ee,_ b iee, f for your n2nalinntimli t " /and and Frasier-, ;odd ROI ap..... , , 11 ''' P ° IF u t i l y er su e b x m l u tte u d t " o`;cteulbmairuniocfitt* Co m- -it timid streissdhas it. .7e re . generai,..... melt ctborriod ihne helati,. of POI - ammo, ie. Its Pm. deelared tbe "Maine Law" or th at State eiustl. ?,, us , , •( - yr is 1 y l '"*" . arkil be taben„ . idle t &Scull' in Schuylkill . ' Conti, and by ,t h e Landholders interested in inlssioners, CHRISTIAN PRETZ. Of c entral A v i enca, hi f w a lk er in a ilk inee 1 field swab War appropriate *narks an Sr. It's ad- tutional.' ' • ' .; iis hefi 9 nis i 7430 2 ' in 2,3 5 6 SC 079 The saulmstened ha Ting Ism appointed Aa 1.. with the United States would /cad to ti... dress; thinks, it a great mistake in our Region In not - eeruereett 4 met* SAS Mei 1 '280 , .. to the Estate Of Samuel "fa - --111 ' , air eilesity. Ibis Subscription is not li, doua- ' Polletilie, Nov. 9111, 1856. ,r. _ E ig .17. 1 .,,,ii,,. ,i , I 3,861 _ 1,015 8 sa l 34n I t l i '''' o yn it mak4. ld; o ara ll° :l o h de llis btal l3hath to sil Th d en 'n'abl aseeases - P 7, andliat,elitl'arehtret.:byt'Llnotine4lledull. adwil ......:-- , 4 , . having Asir etbools taught in that way. Mrsurr.. %kin, as some seem to think-it will be one of ' The following gentlemen composed the protent 'or Mew" . fields and HMO* then diseased the gnat . g 3 el._ persons the boa •ittrestannte they can make under the Boaid of Directors : • . ~. mu: Kr. M. thinks that floosies, •squire the - some TM 1,386 4,541 7 eirembetanees, and will in ' the end be a dear vo's' F. A 1 . 81 " 3214 D N ew Tcrit* J. 11 ' 13111727125ur * N . :l " rk • ... An., - P. O. GICIISLAD. , amount of lestnaction as the males, to prepare than ter . . u 1,092. 1,4.2 i 171 ' 1 1 44668 ,415 ! resell , , 1 tiletu ibt l ' = " t I °..r- c" T ng claims t° V "nnito; ~ • 2 4 5 :1 0 TALI as r tAta , ' '. T. liireiries ,Administrator, : SChuylkill Sari. gain. • The ettickholdere will receive eta pee cent. loud. Hasa • . . tem & Werstoita , . the endless, voratioteutlib, and that Sonde fastens . P Hu m , , 1,2511 2,091 2 47 2.140 • 0 , :4 ' 28 , ~se . , -, 84111TZL J. aura, e • o. manna, Patetsoa. l'' lion Is todbpeodhly_tretaimuy, as every. mother smut p b Waahlaston,! 4,238; 4217 137 LlB* , 4,51Y2 ' . ' ' 4240 for the 'stook as fast as the Instalments are paid , 0 „ a Scorn, at J. muisogi , .00,4,,,,,,, Pa , be a: teacher, and teach the roost haporbiat lessons at o e t h e _ Wayne, i 2,ZP, '2,17 • 76 -' 87 [ 2.285 ! ' in-and the tint pick that le struck In the making O. Dgesurr Mum " C. PAM; do !Loma Henna Baker r Pentield, aiood,and others then w i t h putt, Wastmorelsed, ,5,172. 4,00 . 273 65 4,2510 II "Pt* • Wyoming , i unl 1,138 17 57 1 1,212 of this road, will enhariee'alltbe investments here f - "r*R. EVICTS IMO" TE eommitted h. York, 1 8,8;01 511 8300 1,00111 4,811 , -gat lean treble the mice Of de Stock. Every ..4,- Th. Dc I --- -waxer . i Total: ; _I -, n,500e147,447 7:9.678 boon holder, every lot holder, every business . man, -wer of IL • Wei vote east la thelitate, - 460,295 "orth, s, and all inteiested,in° this Region , ought to take will not if his h even a single : , ,-. • - a tr. 'Total vote dor Buchanan, sara r S means p j itresoont, • • perm;! Union Vor. him to take more, The times and (*dittoes of 1 Willetere, , Abe aabipiptiosa be ° aside kaowa at Public Meetinp• of the people, Which will be leld in 'a almt time. • " Forthe infatuation of theattobe hare net paid sough attest:low to thls_subleet, we publish the &1.. lowing elteulai.atUtteeed by the Coutatteeionere to the Cos) Operators and business men of Bchujl. • kill County: • , • Addressed by : the rosiveissioners of the 414i:tows Pailrodd, to P Coal Operator* sad all otter - Badges area of th e Schuylkill 6.4 Ilegsoa :, , • We ihvite your attention to the proposed Allen town: Railroad, with' the view of obtaining your aid in the potistruction of this new avenue, whieb we propose to open for the transportation of An. thrsette Coal—the staple product of your country the Asmara markets, by a continous Railroad • sou* shorter and cbcaper,than any other; ao Oat Coal loaded at your, mince, may within twelve hoar, be discharged into vessels moored in the , part of New; York, ate cost for transit otos* ilot• lure per taa. , The large expenditures lately made Rail.' 4 roads, leading from the Mauch Chunk and Wilkes ' T` barre Coal fields direct to the city of New York without transhipment—expenditures, to a largo . extent made by.parties already interested or very' ff • well acquainted in your Coat Region', 'sh'ow that ;the.transportation of Anthracite Coal to northern markets will soon be revolutionized by tbs. direct '".l*-,trY;ll,eilroads; and we prerumo no argument ie treed you, to demonstrate that without similar " . 4 . 70 gee in direct communicaton by Rail with r of NOw York, it *ill be literally itspos , arts. or the ' ottiville Coal Region to compete 4ittetliktralty with more favorable, localities. • The ratuaof tbe•firesent dalliers is Po long, their %bargee too high, and the capital invested in .* them Mitt teary, AANIT3 to allow them to place your " Region la:,:position to 'compete 'successfully iris northern markt* with , the well constructed , Railroads about le Wormed, fur the ebetp an speedy transit of Anthreciti Cosi, direct from the ' Blanch Chunk and Wilksbaire mines to the waters -.„.•; of New York, occupying-only half a day between •-•the mines and the ship. You must 'have a new harlot, by Rail, direot to New York, to'ehable you 'to maintain your position in the Coal Traderruid That outlet we now oiler you. The distances' from Pottsville to Now York bar bur, show thatonly .59,tulles of New Railtraq \ quire to-be constructed, and they will be aef lows, to will": TO lig COMSTRUCTED Pottsville to Schuylkill Haven, Sebnylkilialaven to Auburn,. Auburn to-Port Clinton, , Port Clinton to Allentown, Total Potteville to Allentown, • 50 ' . i troW VOWSWan AND IX OPXRATIOX: Allentatin to Easton by the Lefiigh Railroad ((now in operation), • 16 ...Easton to Elisabetbport on N. Y. barbOr, Or Central /1. IL, of N. Jersey, (now in operation ) ) , • 63 Total distance from Pottsville to the shipping depot In New York harbor, 129 From Ration to the Trentoe wharves is only j• 50 miles, or Ile canoe from Pottsville to that Market. • ;•• This &lest! Railroad route from "be Schuylkill Coal mines, will not only deliver its Coal into vas ; 'eels floating in New York - harbor, within sight of the citybut else gives a'communication by Rail front ilisabethpOrt to, Jersey city, a suburb of New York; and this route has already been used with effect by the Manch Chunk opehttors, to run Cool directly from the mines into the city of Newark, and reduce the. price of Coal in that rptacsi this smell but significant fact is but the beginning of the end—this newly opened direet Be T tread, as yet inadequately equipped, has el-. 7 • ready reduced the price of coal at Newark, on the ;_!very confines of New York city—and it does this, in competition with the same, article forwarded from your County through the existing carriers. ' oar New York Coal line eia: Allentown, ;*there will be no grades ascending against the Coal • higher: than 22 feet per mile, and these occur only in two planes, of eight, and three miles in length, upon the Central Railroad of -New Jersey—these adverse grade* !atm only 5 per cent. of the whole dietetics from Pottsville, (all the rest being tiearly, level txr actually descending,) and we are advised that with an.edequate. bosiness• these ascending cedes can be worked with assislint. power, so oe sisfact to add but eleven 'cent* a ton tolhe coat of carriage ova' that of a Railroad leoel;throttgAost • the whole distance of 129 mites from Pottsville.— We also call your attention to the fact, that upon , ..the Anburn and Allentown Railroad, , the highest • chides are feet per feet par mile, —lsdueed on l f curves taeet per mile—ennblipg thwimme trains as are now run-open the Reading Railroad, to be taken direct to Eastifiren-thoD_olaware. At Esc. • ton we have a choice of routes, and can go either tothe Coal market of Blizah,ethport, .Or to those ' fine whirvai which !Carel/eon , lately erected , et Trenton, New Jersey—ll 6 miles s by Rail from There is , also a branch to be made • • within rew months to extend the Central Jer- Isey Rai lroad to Perth Amboy—this will save 10 miles of distance, or make the whole distance by Rail from Pottsvilfa to Perth Amboy only 119 miles, and Perth Amboy toisides,'beingope of the finest harbor* on the coast, is at the very month of New York Bay, and within an hours ire') Of • the open sea, oe the direct mete to ProVidence and Boston. . : •The charges on Coal which the Company have been advised to make, and which we have no rea son to believe will be exceeded—whenever the • l„trtagultilde of the business will justify , minimum e.harge*--will not, we suppose, exceed two dollars per ton from' Pottsville to New York harbor, 128 miles; but this matter must rest with the Board' of Directors, in which-body we hope you will,ebe rePresented. We peoposciat present to undertake the" con= struction of that,pertioh of our Now York Coal line between Auburn and AllentoWn, relying upon 'the lateral Railroad Interest to wit :--The Mount ...Carbon Vine Hill and Schuylkill ~Valley Railroad—to construe; the'" Iomiles frOm Pottsville, which in addition to thn contemplited connexion with the Little Schuylkill, is all that is ,required In the Valley of the Schuylkill, to 'con nect the whole of the Coal mines with the, Bell • • 'road we have now in hand. • •.The financial power of these five lateral Rail- Teed eorporationa, or any one of "them, is ample o build the 10 mile' of Railroad required between • Potteville and Auburn, and it •cs decidedly their • interest—at lateral Rai/roods—to promote their own business; ty adding ite - the number of pried. parestriers to distutit morkem.!bere oats , hardly b e g doubt that rebie :action from them or some of them,imay he fluidly had ;- , -.shiCuld it be • - declined, however, the people end the interests that willithen have been embarked in our New York Coal line, will•be strong enough to Cover the ground. ' • • • . We have hitherto coneidered this subject' only 'as !oolong to a Coal Railroad to New York city, • that being the most import/sot to yoU—but • our ' engineers ueure us that in connection ;with ono thee enterithee, we shall be able to form an alter native Coal line to Philatielphia,.as short as...tite • • Rending Railroad, and not like it, orerioaded with , a capita; tliatforbide moderate charges. .1 - , The powerfal interests that now senor soon will be engmedilixthweenat'uetion of our new Coal wit/insure its completion in dui time , 7-- ] ---robubly•writhout. the nid IA the Coal Region-= nevertheless a moderate' degree of assistance frost that quarter, will unquestionable promote the oh : feet. Me need hafilly urge upon you what you often ••. meet Were felt—the great importance to the Coal producing Interest, of a representation at the Di. tutors' Board of the carrying companies—if you • now enjoyed that privilege, you would not proba. bty be suffering from exertions beyoud your con '• t trel— . sut tile reprettentation can only exist mitre i - there wan interest to he representer 7, and we there; fore offer and invite you to take that interest in the Important' work to which 'We have called your ' atteetlon, nod in which, yon,!mora than any otherai :Ns. are the most deeply concerned In your badness •i relations, . . . 1. ..r , ' Wearer assured by our Engineers that the work •:• - rwe.hare in hand, will only'cost about $2,000,000 (twri taillions,) with an equipment adequate to omstannes busiest% but which must; be extended j,, 1 es *bat baleen offers. • . , Referring you to the Reports of 'bur Engineers, which bate been extensively circulated, we. will ' ' ' Glom this communication by a comparison ':of ' the . = distances between Tottsrilie and New York, arer . vrhl , h-the Mtge-and Increasing travel hotirecn ' • 1.. I .wEAT THE sovrx rums nox THE =mos OP M svcaamer. The most able, the most bold, and most influential organs of the South, are the Charleston Mercuiy, the Richmond Eriquirer, and the New Orleans. Delta. The iferritry , •is the organ of the Butlers, the Brookses, and the Todmbses—The Richmond Enquirer, the organ of Oov. Wise and other leading men of Virginia entertaining the same'sentiments the New Orleans Delta represents the views of Slidell, Jefferson 'Davis,.Quitman, &e. These men represent the real Southern views of the Planters, and at,the same time constitute a large portion of the, energy of the South. They are active workingmen, and have moulded, and will eoutinue to mould, the sentiments of the South on the Sht L very question during its agitation. This is fully demonstrated in the largely increased troijori ties given in fawn of the Pro-Slavery candidate Jairies Buchanan in 'every Southern State ; and these Slave Drivers, with the power they possess, the prestige or success, and the pa tronage they exact, will:continue to rule and drive the people of the South just as , they please. We invite particular attention to the fol lowing article from the New Orleans De/424 it was written immediately after the result was known, and it shadows forth in unmis takeable terms what wilt be expected. trim James Buchanan's administration. Howev er much we way condemn and • deplore the projects set forth, the article is open, bold, and manly, and quite in contrast with the lying, sneaking and unmanly course‘adopted by the pro-slavery speakers and writers, who do the dirty iivork for the South in the North. in this article the issues are plainly isaide—Cu. ha, -Nicaragua and Mexico,irith all their de based white, enslaved, and bigoted Catholic population, and negroes to boot, must be ob., tained, to be added to the Republic to extend the area of Slavery, and place the powei'to rule ns forever in • the hands of the , Slave Oligarchyto ;ripe out and forever obliterate every sentimeu tof the Declaration ttif Inde pendence, and thus Africanize the tvhOle . country. Is it not time for the peoPle to be gin to think and read in .their calmer mo ments ? Ohl but says one, James 'Buchanan is a Northern man, and his feelings and sympathies are with the North. So *ere/ Tierce's and Fillmore's before they obtained power—but the moment they were-placed in the Presi dential chair and came in contact with South ern men and Southern policy, theysison found that they' must either succumb tp the Smith, or find the South= a'.solici unit against their Ad ministrations—and what were their Northern feelings and proclivities . irorth, under . 2 ,these circumstances? Every. President desires the co-operation of,Congress, ,otherwise he be c owes a mere cypher-1--and as Mr. Buchan , an's principal support comes from the South, he will be forced, from the platform of princi. plea adopted-atTincinnati, his Ostend. Mani. festo set forth, which secured his nomination, and, the surroundings which encompass him, to attach himstlf to his Southern Allies, who will not stop at half way measures,--or en• , counter their united , opposition. But read the article. QM • ,L • From the New Odeon* Delta. The Priaittential Eteeticnt in 1860.—tAs Polity of Ike Smith. The Prisidential Contest of 1856 is ended, and thht Of 1860 has just:Commenced. The straggle for the Presidency is over, and James Buchanan is elected, but the issues involved in the contest are not yet settled. These are yet in the womb of the future, and what the next four pestle` May brine forth, we must wait to see, hoping for OW. beat while' we should be forearmed againstrthe worst. - The resistance attitude of the South, com• bined with the division of the. opposition, led to the result we have witnessed. But 'the confusion in its ranks now, it is likely, will be aticceded by a harmonious organization in 1860. Mr Fillmore is laid on the shelf. Fre mont has served the porpose of laying a broad foundation fora party,' the essential charac ter of which iis to be aggressive,.and its oh ‘ject to control the country 'en subject the South to the despotism of -a sectional major ity. • After having thus served his purpose, we doubt that be will be again put forward, but think , a new man from theHouth will 'be re quired; (for the course of Free Soilism is Southward,) and Houston, of Texas, or Botta, of Virginia, rnnx be taken up to - avoid the charge of extreme sectionalism. The•Democratiaparty, in possession of the government for eight years consecutively, will be open to ail theAisadvantages of being in power. Mr. Buchanan will, have to turn Democrats oat of office to . put Democrats in. Disappointment, treachery, ambition, and the natnral,tendency bf the people to oppose those in power will work against st. Every calami ty, from the failure of . the corn =op to an embarrassment in the money market, will be laid to the administration! When the admis sion of Kansas into the Wien comearto be ac ted on,' the Spth will learn the manner in which the late contest was conducted. She will find, we fear, that non-extension of ala 7 very was the middle ground on which the ma only of Mr. Buchanan's supporters at the Muth agreed to stand. She will find that it will tni difficult, if not impossible, to bring Kansas into this Union as a slave State. She Will find that Me day Mr. Buchanan signs a bill to Mat effed, if ever passed, his party will be dead and buried at the There is but one effect to this condition of things, and that is to make the South ao strong in her material progress, in bee domes tic reforms, in her social convictions, in heel political attitude, as to' keep the North in 1 check by the only arguments which remain to be used against Free-Soil—fear and interest. If Mr: Buchanan rely upon old exPloded ex. pedienti for success; if he devote himself to a lahoriqus do nothing policy, converting the fereign department especially into an int memos circumlocution office, he will signally , faili and find his administration at the end of four years sunk totoer. .than did ever 'plans met 'sound-. The country, too, will be ,in a state of fermenting stagnation, .srpwing weaker and sicklier daily, fronv . reprenion, of energy and healthy expansiveness, and stain ed all over with , political and social plague !pots more hideous than now. But if Air. Buchanan turn' his back those expedients; it he refuses to abdicate ids mission asaPreai. 'dent of the United Staten at - thit juncture, and direct the energies of the Government where the Ostend - Idter*the best document he 'ever signed—points, to wit, towards the - troy ice, towards Cuba, Aricumpfa and Mexico, he will suctried.' He *ill stand where Pierce did in 1853, only on a little broader ground and under a more defined pledge; but it is . to' -be hoped that he will 4lot borthaldsitienit TM -which be was eiected in them t ir i ., :nysteriorts recess of the Circumlocution 0 and cower like a sehoolboy before the : ferule of tom's ; s econd Marcy. - owes his election to the vote of the Sotdb, and to the defiant attitude of te. sistance which she was beginning to assume: - He should bear t4c fact well in mind. He will be a traitor; an 4 ; -. insensible to every manly . feeling ofl gratitude, if he. fo rget h and disregard the obligations it implies. Then let him live up to the letter and spirit, of the Ostend letter; Whist look to our :in ter, ests in E ettha, which ! by :.right of geography, and political r shodd be ours; let Ain foitafy Walker is =rapes and forestal Spanish and bench designs upon Mexico;' let him placelhe great . Ahuantepee route be. yowl the hazard of being lost to us, by secu ring ,the grant of a strip of territory, across that hiltsaus let bins do these things, and we can laugh to scorn the subtle policy of , Seward, the rhetorical raving of Sumner, and thb-blatant menaces of that followers. Wet alone in the South would he find ap preval fOttui.hA course. The acquisition 'of slave Territory, by conquest or annexation, would find nearly as many siporters, ,avowed or - silent, in Boston, New York and Phila delphia, as in New Orleans. There would a howl from the Abolitionists and free ne groes of course.. But the great issues such a policy would bring upwould confront us face to face with England and France. The or position would be borne down bj that nation al spirit which always sways the national heart when confronted with other nations- The acquisition of OW* , in defiance of Eni land and Prance, would riot split ths Union —it would strengthen it. The re generation of Central Aviersca, by Walker in alliance with the United States, would lead to the gradual einaneipation of the West Indies from the irifasnowi free-negroirna established by the enemies of American Re/talk:mu:rm. The people from .Maine to California are sick and:tired of old issues. They want some thing,new,` bold and expansive. They want a policy in keeping with steam, railroads and telegraphs. They want new leaders, new homes and new ideas. The new policy must ; come from the South—.rmust be sustained by the independent press, and the loaders in Congress must be men so seated and fixed in the heart of hearts of the Southern people as to command our approval, even if leading us against ,established prejudices -and party gods. We have the men for the emergency. We will have John A.' Quitman, of Mississip pi, in the House, and Jefferson Davis, of the same gallant State, in the Senate. They are both men Of p-inciple, regarding fidelity to noble ends infinitely more honorable and glo rious than ignoble success. They are inured to the battle harness,, both civic and military, and in peace or war the South will abiays know where to find them. They have no mean past at their 1)1104; but they are men of the tutors too, and it settling the great question which must be met,, sooner orlater, they will have conspicudws parts to , enact. That question is this, to ',wit: Whether this Union shall be Northern and Sectional, (to use a Seeming ; contradiction in terms,) or Southern and National? i It it evident that the.Bouth expects James Bu chanan to carts out their Principles, even at the ramifies of himself. it is true be turned into a Platform, and they roam determined to hold him i n•that condition, and make Mr. Plat/orecloe the mark. . . , To atoll that the Slave Power has been greatly embOldened acid elated since the Presi dential election, andla in 'earnest withregard to kegping liansasa Slave Stale, we append a few resolutions paqed-'et, a "large and ending - as. tic meeting offlonthern.oken," held at Fest. ' • port, Missourr:.. Resolved, That we mutnally pledge: "Our lives, our fortimes,,and our, sacred honor," to aid and anppot:t, at all haiarda and to the lasi extremity, each other , in all efforts to colonize 'Kansas with s Oro-slavery perils. tion. a 1, Resolved, That those persons .from the South who have seltied inKansas, or intend doing so, immediately organize themselves into companies or colonies ) consisting of not Less than twenty-five, nor more than fifty men, and that those different companies settle, at convenient distantes from each other, so...as to afford mutual protection. "Resolved, That this meeting appoint repre sentatives, whose duty it shall be to canvass the Southern States and collect means, so as to secure our colonies in Seam against want during the coming Ntipter, and for. the benefit of. fature emigration to Kansas. =The latest heeennte from' Kansas, read se follows; Advises from Kansas to the 10th lust state, that Ha yes, the murderer of Baffin; was ad 7 l ;Bitted to bail on the Sth; by Justice Le.! - compte, in the sum of $lO,OOO, Sheriff Jones) becoming his bondsman: • • Gov. Geary immediately ordered his rear nest, but he had escaped into Missouri. Gov. Geary threatened to hold Marshal Donaldson responsible for the recaptere of the primmer.. Gov. Geary will meet the same fate as Gov. Reeder if he dares to thwart any of the - acts of the Slave Power. It is,perfeetly ridiculous for him to attempt to hold any Pro Slavery officer responsible under the present dynasty. ICDITOR% TABLE. TEES TEXPIRINCII O.OL—TbiS Is a beautiful led ably edited Monthly quarto, published at Elmira, New York. lt is derroted to Temparenee and moral and Instructive reading, and ought to be taken In every family. We heartily commend It to the patronage of our readers.— The Gem was estabilsbed by the Ladles, and Is edited by Jam Bursar, an accomplished lady. The menus entered Its secondyear. Tema MI cents per minute, In advance. More who desire to take this paper, end who have not been railed on to aubscribe, may leave their names and money at this yam and we will obesrfully lbrwant It to the publisher. focal Afairs. 4firineciro Elyeheiggry. 7 -Prof*Manx veil deliver a Lecture ona this toskteet this Lvenivg; In 'Lmrn Balk He le tepnteented as a very petonlar and entertaining Lecturer, di:reale tide subject with great ability. sir Look to your Pluee—We ~understand that the two sees which have recently,onnired in our Baronet, eau be traced either to &Wl*. hue, or where . adore Pipes paw through Boors or petitions. This 4 its; far 441Wtwat matter which ought to be attended to at ore* by fairy hamertiver, whether they own the house ornot. Jrir &rims :Accident—Ott Friday last, Mr. Mimes Kennedy, a machined of thls Borough, after peril:ming some work at thomastown (Men' on the Went Omelett e near Woodside,fin attempting to get orb a Oar an his re. turn home, he slipped and fell and the MP passed over one of his legs, niattifing ft ht a drtiothil manner. We bare baud no firth*, partlenlirs. xi-. Change of Rours.--The Valley Train knew Potts. vine at 7.53 A. M., and 2 P. M., and Tumors at 6,30 M., and 3 P. M. The morning Ewen Train from Philadelphia du Niagara via. Part Clinton, Limes Philadelphia at 6 A.M. hereafter, in of SA. M. The Pottsville trains eon. Unties to run at be usual hours. ' Jar Mr. Alieressie MusicaltWe hope our re e d. ere will not forget Mr. Edison Musical Soiree, which is to be given at the Court Mime , on Thursday Ivenlog neat. A similar entertainment given by Mr. Edmonds and bti pupils last Whiter, dim a crowded home, be weewrgently called upon to repeat It for the Entail. anon the public. Go by ap means. • Deatk--Barney McGovern, of Palo s &emu on one of the Wu* was accidentally killed at the -Weigh Scales on Friday lad, by 04 itagirm mooning our He was walking along alibi of the Floglns letting off the water near s curse, end another . Begin In pudng along saddanly knocked him down; and ran one? him, killing him Instantly. lie lona a wile and child. „ ' • firdecidate.—On Wednesday thaViir.Jecob thisman, employed In the Lumber Cempsity't Steam MID In this ,tkonugh, had his left hand acridenially caught in mos portton of the machinery of the Mil width be witi at tending. UI. hand NM ennsideratly crushed, requiring the amputation of two of his'tigers, which pruning Mm hots following tali usual occupation. He has a' We and three childite depending on him for my- Port—and a* be le a very worthy man, the handsaw ployed to ratabilstunent very sonorously propose get tint up • Cosner' lb, Ms benefit. . Rif% Thankstritiap Day was kept' *bent u Melly lathe Sabbath, by our &kens generally. MI Stow of bisliees were elosed—and the chi:wham In which seriftss Were held, were well ittendid. The only wens win; lermled to amnia/4 the day, end the feeling . of 'the owe !malty, iry doing a regular hashiess, ware a knelling Rook Seller, who opened hirrluetion as usual: while all the Bill:eines of the plant wereclowst.—send Proftasor Gaiwils, the New Ragland Soap man, who aroused and seeped theyeople &whist greathursts of grandlloquerwe. Mud the above wain type, the Professor hart called it our °Mee, and bu nap ed us a little also, by ftsruisir, lug we with a ;;apply of Soap, irhkb we arknowiedp, end kind trying. The Prcfeewr &slants any latetr Ition nt doing anything wrong ' is our aoldst--and are willing to glee Mtn the benallt of his dlestalmai.. aro happy to lear n , bat Proteesors ' .79bluess and Frost, of Bastonorholtelifit Mosiral (bp.. Tuition - hen test s winter, and eatertaitted. ottryeoPle - with sersnl very 'Awing concerts, will pan through toms daring next week and will eve two imolai titer Uinta/spirt on Friday and Saturday evenings. They ars „mostopeoled itui assisted by . Iribniers Wiritebouse end 4 mai* both gieendt4 ihkirri, and tOgetber, &maw ule of &toga ratudeal entertaininent, snub as is ssidom bard Jo Potturille. They sirtrengated during most .of tbe *later mania in bolding reaventimas in ditfarent parts of the eountry,lind laity perhaps bold one In 'els Vein towards ;BO& We hope our pro* .111 slow *II agytaulatkai of. goad. uussital talent, *to" gni tbom Tail homes. • 'lll rhbllt sspsatral ataieo. tat tniit Otitis elisnrefer they lA't ilk. lir livai islisc; films, too* *Web it, isOstotatitig. Might amendments adopted. The next thing In Orthw was an Wren Whir, Peut4d—erobjetAj"lled disposi tion of children, and the proper mole of its tris t isseno Mr. P.'s address coutataccl name very valuable put hei portant Wu; be mid that children easel acialte Dad dlsporiticem by taking sample hum their parents and teachers—the drat hammy to be learnt at the theatde. the seemed In the wind room—the rod Indlepenalble in some eases of obetlisey,tc. The rallied of 'hew to outcome Persistent &dietary," vas them In order - for diseusslem. The next In order, vu the appointing • a place to hold our next Convention. Alter naming dif fount pieces, Schuylkill Haven vu agreed upon, as the place of our next meeting. •On motion adjourned to mint at 2 o'clock, p. . , - me minutes of lasi proceedings were read land a4opt iti." afr. Sherman then delivered an address In rorder-L- - suited; "Should moots be el:impelled by state autitoel tY, to feud Mpidr chMdren to actropL^ In his address he Wee red the thevention to the regulations and mem of came of the European mho*. Mr. E. Mid we had great reaama tollush lbe not valuing the high Pri* laps 'we have to educate our children ander a system of free Wee ing, and out of the public funds, - het The setierteras then open he dlennaken. Mr. Sherman them stated the neesidty of leaving the Institute and - ex pressed hie nem, ter haring: Wernb then 'an nounced to the Oonvention that he ims obliged to »- trim to his Austlly, and nominated Mr. Sham aa pro tee. lair.`Mrillmntb theamiedlsomeremeekenathe I pending sareeet the Oupenfer thought that the Leo Mture wee empowered to peak laws, to enurial the at tendance of children at school. Mr.' Tubas thee ex plained eons Mathew of the Cbnatitatke, and mined ad fcirther Inlbanatlon on the subject. Kr. thermon stated that the sul‘ect of the :Urea, took the position that the Legislature baathe right to compel the attend ance of children. lie considered that the iagialaturn having the veinier of the people of the Mete in band, . should inform mamma for general bens k that the practice of parents, enfferipg their children to remain away from school, and the periolekers . infinteesof Maim sociatea. wee one of the greatest oath; he said the law was, for pub* gemi,_eald should cover all public dam. gee. Mr. MUlettelbityght the reward earbrated In the tatletketion the teacher finds when the children are kept Out of ichool. Mr. Wlimnththe power of Legit. Wive empuldon. Hr. Baker rep led and mid, if :ehil dren were compelled to attend school that the dieted tiesaf theimeher meld to meliorated, and the glow Mika of Noddy greatly benefited-made retiverme tO the state of Inhabitants in the Coal Regions, de. Iti„, Millette thought a snore unpopularity could not have peaserT. Mr. Jackson thought the settled tray discussed and mid public opinion mei the controlling prhscipla that parents would be gratefsl if the peeper authorities would , cap. pal the attendance of ehlidein. That we eitentld en deavor toPreveret the course of crime with the ,venteg, or be compelled to govern them amOrding to law, and favor ed the peerage of strict laws suitable t^ the govetnnant of •fl "es people, to. On auction theenidect was dismiss. ed. !Next in order for disecurion was the entitled o pityMaa, morel and intake' education. Ciro/too; Nov. 18. ,Willinuth thought' the subject orottby of some consideration. Bir;Simplon esprewled a denim to pro ceed to Other buttons as no dispadtkm wu insurtfestsd to &scum the pending faded. Mr: Yields moved the discussion be closed, which trus carried. Mr. Shupe= then proposed that the Etats and Deputy Bupsiintand eat be informed of the time ltd place of our next Coq station, and be iegnested to attend. Mr. Yields made some ftuusits on Teatimes Inseltuteu thonert the dithmut branches of Education should be ilheatiated. ie. On motion of Ur. Millette the molar *tier of business was ceded and' miscellaneous bu siness titer up.' The Chairman oftheimmeld commit. tee ,reporteg- t .total iwelpte, sus 00. ! . 1 Ineklentali pall ;r` s i l4o° lgis oo• To Prof. Sweet, 0 00, In the hands of Sect' $1 00;• yet tmpaid, 60 amts. memo mann, um. nu, 1866. The rolnutO of the last proMedhigs were ,reed and adopted. ilthickichuuid an Mau In \order' on nave, Rope, and Whales, 116 W teacher"—thought the time put when the only fond of government Inakted, Was the Bod—and the only Untie:watts incited, lime.dt con. tabwei many valuable thought,. Nest In cider en Mr. Oa t kleye 'Adria". fintdect—neschers 'Wilms parents." Beldatraskid the enecemfai arid nasneceseful tesehers— thinks Mechem Auld shit parente d -in order .to pin their Indultam Mr. C. also ustrastd4 the condition 'o those ankh:don oar shone, between Mow who endear, - or , to improve, and thou who do not. Coneluding with lonia excellent remarbi'on the Miseion, Nesponsibility, de, of towbar,. Mr. Yields thin repieetedlbe President to incite kir.itchnelder to entertain the audience with an address, tint Mr .F 8. declined. Mr. limp= then spoke of the imprie r itrability of graded iamb in many distrida, andJztomtthe dismission of "the intinesce- Use taacha'shabita and deportment 'upon Ids pupils." Mr. Millette COnstdered ft useless • o gliTeLjurepte with. oat the • itstinence of example; ffir; Filipino said the , teachers could teach isoperiant lemons Mamie= and otter by bb Aiwa example—spoke at length on the be portabee of being punctual, as. Mr, Wields Concurred with Mr. Simpson's remarks, and raids aims remarks on the nits, at tobacco: Mr. MU letis stoke cm the Industry of teaelrera—lllasitated the site or tobacco in a very ap propriate Winner. Mr. Schneider madsiorne appropri ate remarks on the habit of thoughts and - LIMIPSIZO the teatber. Oa motion of Mr. Simpson, Mr.' McCabe wai Cequedol to address the:lnstitute. Mr. 'biz made Boma very able and practical remarks which were listen ed to with rest attention. Among hts• obserratkoks Were some relating to Greaunar'and Rhetoric, by the dle• clod= of a single may !le offered a motion that a iota unitteebe appointed tom:skin the present deficiency , of the present runner of holding the Institut., and re port at our next Convention; the resolution was eanied,l via: Messrs. kur, Fie/de and nitrogen, le the commit- 1 tee. Mr. litropsni then relined the &Mowing neobstkals:l Resolred, Tbat the thanks of the ambers of thli In stunts be returned to the citizens of Tamaqua taro their hospitality antlkinduess during the session of the In stitute In their Borough. flesolted, An the linsteee sof the M. Z. aura; have ocppertied their Church and given us the free use lhereo4 tbersbre Beicisid, that we return the thauksof this In stitute for thehoror granted. . . - Resotrog t That to the tesehent of Tatitaita, we are mush in debt ed the the prepasetiows the larwmade to make our stay with them pleasant an dprotttable, sad that we shall return tom hom e. taking with us happy secollestions of the Omahas In this plate. On motion &Owned. P. 11. Wicurr4 [cosautroaretars or rat inannes' :ronisanj - - , . . Tatiana; Seemabigllll4,lSs6. ;iliti r- .Stirsalt....Decer Gtr :—.A.• yen hare so Tamaqtr edeMsPoudeut rod I think our town mph( to semi One, I 140 ocessidnielly giro your fader, such 0110M11741billk I meilgeove Most lutenstiagtotbest. , ------ _- 1 Our fellowlenrusuute, Ur. Jacob flitt, came very near Meeting with a &tat accident. ma Trithey sight hut. Mr. U. bad been cut noritui thlinge loidl was ietundughoute 1 after dark, when he drove on a pile of dirt. In -front of the Columbhe Souse, where the emotion if a culvert is to provers, sod the bees% hemming felightemed. ran up Broad street at • furious ratralauteing_ the--buggy to 1 atoms tcreetekh be was attached . Mr. -U. was thrown on the permanent, leoseedkurdy he Omit of the &mile Meet but, we are happy to learn, vas not injured. Nearly every town to Schuylkill county trimmed with rum hdes sad gambling Won* but la. no place are there so lame • number as to Taxa/ins. The most or them an *timed licensee, beetled no etfort is made to stop theaafrour selling liquor.. licareety a bight pares but.what some poor wretch may be seen stagrertog from ore of the numerous Irish grog shops lb ~New street ; and as the door opens, the passerby Is sickened by bear ing. the filthy language, uttagft with Maki baths and turast songs. - - , 1 hoThe of this:plane are ending , a herrn slope telturetr. hiela, where sompletedodU Puma * Tin* ta , oar tidos ear e trying. to establish a "tree Slithle 4 tgithb place, for tbe beseikt et theriarlio l tmnAs ano the pH _slime of attgading Pay abbot. This .114. - )andabb estarpese,serd docrold mot .104 k prep* imeounegement. 001001mIll Mikis I.El 4 Te ' ilitsbY tOI IIIO IP It lesehmapeitattended • mon intellhpret pent • se mellyismitbe war quite latereoting. ilairt PI,- 13.1 0 111Nree4i .2 • . discussed the question, when It was dropped. Mr. P. ll,Wernta then read an addreis—inalsxt—"Tha intelli gent, improving and earnest Tischer.* The addrese , contained some very good hints .. con the importance o tauten being thoroughly qualified ibr the regions! . bis position they hold, as professional mew thinks the school room no pliree for the standstill, roldheartedand Inattentive instmetor. On motion of Xe:, Sherman, the 'cam. on publication was increased to die, vis: limas. Simpson. Wernts, Baker, Plelds and Pea Odd. On loathes the Institute adjourned to meet atti o'clock, A. M. noianni Maim not, Ten. , . The Institute was galled toorder. -Me. Penfield rad a portion of &-ripture,, and addressed the Throne • Once. The minutes of lut peoesedirms were. then mod and adopted. - On motion of Mr. Millet* a Mx of 6D eta was laid on every male member of the deseelation; to ditt trey the eXpenser of Prof. IL R. Sweet and the Institute. A corn. of three was then appointed to wait on Ide. Sweet, and defray his aspeasei, de., els: Mesas Phsd, =tette and Thompson. the Caputo mein the Con. siltation, then reported their badness, when the Claa. siltation was 'read, article by article, and with Mena amalgam MOON • ; PP' In the State of New York, outside of the City of New York, Col. Fremont huts clear ma jority over all competitors. illgtOorernor Pollock has appointed the Hoe. Robert T. Conrad, late Mayor df Philadelphia, to be a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, In place of the Hon. W. D. Kelley, resigned. AP. Edward Gould was arrested by the watch of the Eastern District, Philadelphia, charged with assaulting Mary Brown. Justice Faller committed him to jail to an s wer at Court. Aft- The Democratic party now Consists of the ~ slave.power of the South, allied with the Catbo.. tics of the North, with just enough douglafaCes thrown in to give a triangular variety to the mix tures , • Jur- The Boston Young Men', el:wizen Asso. station ban extended toller/e -D'Aubigne, the author of the celebrated History of the Reforma tion, an invitation to 'deft America, and deliver, the present winter, a course of teetotal on the Reformation. . 1 "IP Rev. C. H. Sporgeon.—lt la stated, though -we know not on what authority, that this distils gisithed young preacher intends to' visit this coun t try and to spend some time here in presiding the Gospel. • N P.. The Illinois Legislature stands as follows: Sensta—Deniocrate, 13; Republicans, 12. 'House —Deolocrats, 36; Opposition, 39, tonsisting of 34 Republicans and 5 Americana: Presiding of. Lieut.-Gov. Wood, Republi : AP. The Herald of Freedom, jon can. e of the pa pews of which the types and protean to the vase of *lO,OOO, were destroyed in the , sack of Laiv. nun, has been revived. . ~ • Off - Ttie Hon. George IL Dories, IL ft Minister to the Court of St. James. has imeceeded in ne. sedating* treaty between the United States and England,' which covers and settles• all the points in dispute between the two countries. ---:,-/ pparto Pittsburg Post, a Densocrado paper, 'flays that large numbers of Pimnsylvanlans, In different parts of the State, are preparing to emi grate to Kansas early la the Spring. JtarEvery one of the three Washburnes is re elected. Israel in Maine, by 5000; Cadwallader. . C., in Wiiconsin, by 3000, and lEilha 8., in Illi nois, by 11,551 majority. They are true men, and their constituents could not have done better. ' Ififf - The senior editor of the Pittsburg Dis patch bet his baud, a crop of five year's growth; upon the recent election and (lost it. We have seen that beard, and it wu Pa'enough to let all r - Allegheny county in .'blase ofitepublietohni. 1 Jf"-In other times,' and with old friends, Mil , bud Fitimore used to have sieeesi in running for Alice. J He betrayed old Mends,. espoused new . Principles,. 1 111121.f0,r President, and where is his— : where f • 1 'Alt Cassius M. Clay, in a Speech at Chicago, a few 'days since, declared, froin his own obserri don, that white men can and do labor in the cot ton fields, and that InTexas there la a Oilkas settletatint, wherelher-ptedrice one-third maw from sin acre of cotton than the slaves do. jar. An order haa been issuedln Havans,'pro ltibiting the reception of 'American coin in official Preeealtnge, and declaring, tbistin future, It Abell not he a lisital tender. The teason assigned in .- the order is, that the circulation of foreign coin is a Aga of foreign sovereignt . j. .s24lt• In Brooklyn, N. Y., the first vote' in the Seventh Ward, and probably the first in the city,. was polled by the .Hon. Joshua Dewey, a gentle man ninety years of age. He wu at the polls before sunrise, and voted the Republican ticket, ,saying that be had east- two ;votes of which he ' should never be - ashamed—one for Washington, and one for Fremont. i ' , 1 • f- The Presidential Eleetors chosen on Toes. day last, will be called by the Governors of Suttee. to meet in each State Capitol on the first Wednes ; day in December, to cast their vote, and choose a • messenger to carry it sealed to Wasbingtcon I Oa i the second Wednesday :of February the ret urns , will be counted by Congress and declared. ' Aft^ The New York Times I says :—"lt to . Tu . mored that Mr. -Buchanan doiss not intend ki un dertake the occupancy of the White- House .'lane. He feels the necessity Of a help meet and isj said to bare , made ariangements for a pint tenraney within aceonplithed Southern widew, who has already Issid the advan tage of four year,' experi ence in that position. AP. The telegraphic line between New York city and St. John, NewfoFdlack—form ng a part of that great en rise bleb will very soon li trii bind together the t o cent nerds in still.closer links of communion has bun: opened for'. busi ness purposes. There now raisins:no doubt that in less than a year the line from New. York city to London will be completed. • . I _ jtarTwo dueUist having exchanged 81104 with out effect, one of the seconds interfered, and pro posed that the, parties should shake bandit. To this the other second objected as unneoeisary ; "for," 'said he, "their hands have been shaking this half hour." . .1. j ' jialh.The first coal mines were worked itaielgi um in the year 1168, and very soon after in Eng land.- There is now raised fin times as much coal in Great Britain as in• any other country; and it is now estimated that there Is in these idea more than;4,ooo square miles of coal Aside yet to cut out. : , )114P•In the midst of life we are In death. Married, at Bridgewater, Conn, Sept. , 28;11Kr. B. - MALLET to Miss MARY WARNER; also, on the same evening, in an adjoining neighborhood, Mr. STEPHEN PARTRIDGE to Miss MARIA •A. ANDRUS. • Mrs. Mallet died falfr day, after wards, aged 20, and Mrs. Partrid,pi, twenty four I days after her marriage, aged 28 years. I Or Mr Rhett, of South Carolina, Is UM in' :Amor of dissolving the Union. Haar him:— "In my bumble judgment all true statesman ship la the South consists' in .forming combine lions and shaping events so as to tiring about, as spepdily as possible, a dissolution of the present Union, Ind the erection of a Southern Confedent. ,c 7.1111 I pr- The Presbyterian &soh in Canada, in Synod assembkal, bu enjoined its Presbyters to be careful in admitting to fellowship . • Presbyter!. an ministers from die United States, to examine. them on the subject of slavery, and to be satisfied before receiving them. that their views accord with the iesolution pusedly the synod in 1852 end 18b3, asserting non-felloisbip with slave. holden. pir•Recently Ir-bridal party arrived at the. Spencer House, Chreinnati, from Rentucky.• At tendant upon them *as a lady and -gentleman— . 10.3 , 6 n—the bars sixteen.year old sister of the bride. i They were irons* in lore with each . other, and the gentleman bad even gone so far as to ask the baud of the sisterfrom the lady's dither . ' but was refused on account of her extreme youth. The spectacle of the happinetnr presented at the Spencer, wet too much for thetil. They foray disappeared, and the following day the wedding party left behind, received a dispatch from Louisville, which read: • i!Deep siste r.,-Charles and I could wait no logger—the knot is tied. I{.4ra.*_ Jar Camaro of r.—The dog "Nous," says the N. Y. Thou, feels relieved! The end of the canvas released hint from duty. Be can now lot that Auk alone. Dog as he is, be has found it a little irksome to bark incessantly at one cavity •/—even after his . canine instinct bad - told him there was nothing In it. Be - sneaked off late, last night, with his tail between his legs—capering a little for joy at his release, but anxious to keep uut of sight--as- if he love be bad sadly damaged his reputation, and wasn't quite sure whether anybody would think enough of bite hereafter to throw him a bone or not. - . -OS - Tua Ressox.—ln the 9th (Illinois) Con gressional district there are 11,186 persons of, adult age, who can neither read nor write. Of these, 10,987 are of native birth [good , grade* from what part of the country were they from TT and 199 . of foreign birth. And in this bent tai; district. Buchinan has some 10,000 majority! s t In Winnebago county, where the last nuns • shows burettes pristine who could not eelsl and write, Fremont has a majority of 3200. Ignoe ranee is no more the mother of Crime than it ib the prop o Slavery. , ; • understeedAat the - Pope has groini. ed leave to-the bishops Cud priests through P. wont togratit iteoludim to their.ffoelte for read lug prohibited publications so long as libertY the press obeli be allowed in the country. The meaning Of this iitexPleined to be that the Pled . monies* poptilatiorb, being famed lirtheir petals to choose between giving up thest prohibited pub. lication,i or-the rights - of the 'ehitreb, have, 'Pia great majority of „Instances. elected to deirrite themselves of the latter; and. the Pope, deeply , Mire no doubt, bee withdrawn the "ghillie. tire befere the scandal proceeded farther. St's the people may now read political and religious Itere. ales and,yet continue good Catholics.. • pith is Plated that "the Archbishop of Mix.. leo bat nine bishops under.him, all having cid*. drels sod chapteis, except the prelate of Stinera • —with 185 prebendaries aitd eanonries r l,2OOPa. riches and a regular end sealer clergy, ameent log to 10,000 persons, under his dominion; _`Of the regular clergy, 2,500 resider in: the calpital, and the Orders of the Dominleans.l . Francli s heze, . Carmelites - and niereedarians possess 150jleon: vents. The salary of the 'Archtlialitip is 1400,- 000 per annum, that of - the bishop of Peeb4eras $llO,OOO, The remaining bishops receive 'r-ate gether about two hundred iboutand 'donate pore. The Sigitor Lends de Tuttle, who is now ei T the bead of the Ilaseees t worts thetas real *per tYkr the clergy le of.*. ralae of front tact', bun. and 81171611 mi %tidied attllitats. A r 4• - •- - Buchanan, firer Irrenunkt and rilinKan, (ll= 21 ,02 Straight Fillnure vote, • StraiStraight irreiniont Tot* - 101 • Tote ght thonlitt Laltla, In !anintine, 18 • majority arra. A t 4 Witten pi-re r•-.A fewAitys before the election, the Doylestown Damara: made the following ap peal to ClO:people of Bucks county: • ' "Let Os working men of Bucks county remem. her that the Black Republicans; if -successful in electing Ptemont, will violate the Constitution by freeing every nigger in the South, and have them brought North and placed in every workshop, to compete *Rh Philemon and .at at the same table with theair Are the 4siciple of Bucks °Minty roots, or is the editor of the Democrat a economist.? We ekthe above from the Norristown Pres Prep, an&the editor seems surprised. Why that it nothing far Democratic aditore and speakers. In this quirtir they told quite as tough stories to the poor ignont class of voter', and the poor fellows believed ovary word of it, and voted to make thearacicetslaole for the benefit of political dems-1 • gogues anirofilco•seekars. Tau 11101 . MIS of Fremont and the election of. a Republican Legislature in Michigan lays General Cass upod the shelf. 1111 term in the Senate ex. . pires on , : 4th of March. and he will go oat as Mr. Bac h• an goes in. The only thing the Gen-. oral can do to preserve his "exceeding good name" Wee buy, one of Granville Stokes' magnificent suite, Nof 200 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. --• Tas Ciumnut Oat—Mr. Stuart, the owner of the tree, has taken measures to:haVe - the trunk converted into articles which will last for years 'in eommetnbration,of the noble tree, while he Still hopes, aintiet aSaiast hope, that there is aufilelent vitalitl lb the roots to send forth thrifty shodue-:- We'vereinutth doubt whether these artielaS can be preserred as long as a suit of clothes bought it the celebrated Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rookbill Wilson, Nos. 205 and 207 Chesnut St, ' biludetphia.' • : iierlrob Nervous Smildarere...A retired ohm= marl, Maimed to health ilia for days, after many yells of St 0940270911 suffering, la amioes to mate knee* the mess of cunt. Will , seed (6M) the prescription med. /Meet the Rev. Jam Dermal, No. 59 lhaltrai street, likoklyn, N. Y. Sept. 0, IT Alirs r isslll remind the citizens of Panne:lle and rkialt/Ahat Neon. lryildais t atltehef, Importe*of Olast and Qiumonirare,,2l9 Cbeenut etrest, Yhtla dolphin; ani now ready with tbeir lams and elegant be aortmisit of new good& ' f . M. T. & K. keep inurydrecription or acid' in Ante line, and sell them ha large or mall quantities to Abe hnnar!and the riblautebespekhau they an be obtained We Snits our readers to the tiers a all or on d them an ordir. - 1 • 4 / 1 - 11011lowaris Olatinesat sad ralte‘tai Irdados, as inalt seextessal disseses. may be truly laid to have lost half their terrors sbice the intro ducttna of Holloway's :Ointment.' The worst bruises, but* and soak* the sevens% Bede wounds, and the most dangerouir frachues, ate heated )mccessfully with this dintment In the , hospitals of Landes and Paris.— The that drawing subdues Inflammation 'Rad relieves pain,:and, these Symptoins removed. the prime Ornate. ration IN rapid, almost beyond credulity. IruPtiona of all. kinds, asthma, mumps, rump, and sores and ethane or eyed kind, may beromptly relieved by the applinsticm of this unequalled remedy.; The Pills are the staielhinl spa, for tdieeases ref the stomach, liver and lnwels theembout Europe and America. . . R. R. R., at— *Mutest Median' Musauties...The - etitUtion called the itiediestPacillty, we look uPtt a. a binge mummy, that bas been wrapped up and biddiri froth the sight and Understanding of the world for agei': Its Worithlppers and advocates are as bigoted In their 1 belief, and as Muni %tithe's. views, Leib* Wet esi nerebippers of *se creeds that the world his ever been oirsed,with. It le our potpies to unfold the Mye. tedes and expode the/diaries which envelop thie ao that the people can see for thenuelies the deformitl4 of #ie monster whkh exercises such'. powerful hollit enee over the health and thee of the public. We tthetit, the attention of the nudes to the Rd/owing letter front Dayld. O. Ofbeark a inspectable planter in triettnia„ Fifteen regular doctors of the Medical Institution could doLorell Real the letter: 1 1 JANUARY stn, 1836. Ranvier* Co.: I have been agent at Ibis plies, Pattersonville, &sott Co., Va.; for all the ,beat pills In use.. for nine Tears, and, In right good flab, yoiar 1120IILATORS give better antlsfaction in these ifOoniAllie ottieotf, pa. than all the PRI' I have sold. Rierybody doin hue, calls your Regulators 'The Rood Pills. James Tomlinson has a son that had been dieser MUIR' the Minnie Rheumatism. fifteen different physielaes have tried to cure lam, but could not do It; sobe tried at a venture, RADWA'Y'R REGULATORS every night, and In two weeks he was completely c4rel. I have cured a greet many people with your Rind, Re. the, Regulators and Resolvent, that oriebest doktbn down here could not touch; and I believe that where the , doctors down bent domake a cum, they do It by the use y our remedies. Yowl. truly, DAVID 0 ROSIN • yoir want to know when to use the R., It: Zone- I dim, esn Only nay that when you feel pain use the Relief; when your stomach or bowels, liver or kidney/7 1 air out of order, t un Itsdinifs Regulabrs, and you Will be all ' 414-2t riltitiOnt jotclOgoce Yogno din'a ling of this A • Nov ba ti a ra 24 to Crammer Asexuttor r —A kiblk. Meet elation will be held on lion y evening, dist 31. E. Church. It is hoped there Modena& MIARLES 11: DEMMER, • J. PETIMY ' , . , ' J. a LEwill. , .. 1 • ; *. ,Comint*. 1 . i' Lersimas Oforramom.--The Lebanon Conference o Abe Ersogelleel,Lutheran Spin - d of Bait Synod of East ',Pennsylvania, embracing wane ten or twelve mlubfters, Acre, 4 / 1 11 meet in the English Lutheran Church of this Vire. on Monday nest; (N0v.24). Preaching oit Monday even. , ling, and In all probability, on every evening during the work. The public are respectfully Invited to attend. • . 1 •D. &act, Pastor. airrzo ; • sir PRIMITIVN METHODIST ns. CIMIRCII, ' owner of Lyon and 3d street. Divine Service every Babbathat 10' o'clock, A. M. end llo'elock, P. M. -1 1 • .113 f• /MST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CiffißMl,See. mid Street, Pottsville, Rev. Wtrataii Lour, l Divine service every Sabbath at 10 A. IL and at 7 P.M.P.M.i Ai-SECOND METHODIST EPISCOPAL Market Street;Pottsville, Rev. J. Tailor 01wwr ' Pester; i Divine service every Sabbath at 10 A. M. supa e lti lid, ' - fir ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, Son are' Pottsville, Her. Damn Eirsor,Pastie. Divine teem!serr thli' Church regularly every •Sunday. Morning, is 203 f, o'clock; evening, at 7 o'clock. Weekly Prayer Meeting i Thursday _evening. at 7 o'clock. •.1 I la -TRINITY' CHUM!' BERVlCRl—Noressber4Bs6:, --On Sundays, .21034 A. 11., and 7% P.1.1.,ae tb/lows: i mod.-27th Spnday aer Trinity—Wiverbe xv; Bs. John , ivi ; and evening lemons,Praverbe avi atol 241 + John. ' , th.--Yirst Sunday in Advent, and St. Andrew's Dam l Isaiah I—.St.Luke 1, and Isaiah ii=kllomalts a. I Tor the 9th and 16th , the Collect, Epiatle and 'Quip& hM be those appointed for the 3d and 4th Sandell alter I 'Epiphany. . DANIEL WASHBURN, Reetor. :, thatt(lls4.l4—CAß . Tazaaq" lia,' cas "amide c a. minx, Nov. tl ,tb by t los. Wen. llulthi, Cam if. rattosash, of Philartalpttli; and "tear Jots Ceslksa, of Ta Int - 1 .00 '.- 4 ,0 WI TEAMING tbalitb inst. US' Sam L y. itersehtb,,loste Cussia to titasaustr triaseetsi,botb of Port Carbon. , , , :; ~both A DOWNlNG—llentlt—ths theilltti but; by the lama Watts U. 11.Doerstiusto VMS J. Dona, both. ot. Port Carbon.`.: - 111011CiAbl—BITLIn the 20th Ind, by the rams. CRAMS 1,011012, of Ashland, to klAjkut 41;,. daughter of Bose Sall,' Xeq,of Port Carbon, . • • NEIIIIILSTER—ECKERT--On the lath of November hut, at Orwhoibuqt, by Win. Ina , Esq.atinn Nii lexuscia, to BUZAU &MS, both of least Brnureig tp.. Schuylkill county, .1 RETNARD—WILD—WILD the lath Inst., at St. Cialr.by the Rey.] J. irattest, Wst.u.sit fliteasn, to Ham 'Mao both of St. Chit 1 )tAIt the lath at November, 111.50,t0 Jacob hied, Thq.,"f1101111/1 MAMIA, topultit Join, b oth of Pottsville. • EittitAX—ATILINION—On the evening of lb. last, by tba Iles: D. Washbern, Restos of Triotty Cboreb. Pottsville, Tioital Chitsta, from oar bbiliebestet, to du Alrenesot, daughter of Joseph- Atkbitssi, of Wativorillit 0111110. grotiliscax--thitbil4talid_jtoPottall*Cltu Oakum& daughter art.:arts and Miaitothurk aped 14.011 mosttui awl days.' I , • t , , „ A DMINISTRATION NOTICE.— ' rs:Wheresa *ten* Administration have been gm:it al. by the Reeder of Scheylklll county, to the subserl bia, ca the Estate of Peter V. Ludelg, of the b.). 'rough of Orwipburg t Schuylkill county. deceased, no- tics in hereby given, 'equating all those indebted to the t ic. s ate to make payment, and those basing claims will present them 6:v settlement, to the undersigned, Cher et Oriligsbunt otTamsqns. , • ANNA M, B. LUDWIG, Adadstrix. minas li. umwm, T.-11. L. EWE., XMANITEL J. /HY, Administrators, • November 15, '66 • 4641 t • - . sakka 147.4.47 ,65,891 . "3'838 cIO,PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-J. IL.IIB7DET has associated with Wm WM. J . BOW under lA* firm of &holey & Bowen.. • , We are paF ..red totS eieenta all orders for .Palntlog. Gluing, and Papering, at short notice and on reasonable tonna We iatl the attention of purchasers to our largo stock of Pam Hangings, Window Made*, Me Board Mats itc-, including every variety of style mid rwiaw, which w• offer at the lowest city , prices. Lamertmg of .evatt dareripilon prranptly executed. RUDEP & BOWRN, 2 doers &bele the Americas Haws, Centre .frost. Pottsville, Septerobar "03,'68 B- ; COPARTNERSHIP. --JAMES M. BEATTY. of the late arm of Beatty k Thomas, has associated With him Theodore Garrote= and James, FL Beatty, in the Oast bsudness, tinder the -arm of Jamee aLassity *CO., who will continue the mining and sel ling of, sftal as =tat ; • JAB. M. BBATTY, - ; THEODORE OABRETSO( ' JAS. Et BEATTY. 1 ---"" ) . A R M T e' N " E ne R 2B4 O 1161.: 1. NOTICIE.—THE copartnership, in tbe Lumber business. heretofore existing hetween A O. Wilson, was ibls day. (Thee. I, lit%) din/aired by mutual consent. It C. WILSON, , , WILSON. The nriderslgned have this day, (Dee. 1814,jentered Into mipartnership , 1 In . the Lumber baffling/as, at their, Mews saw mill, on tbo Mahanoy,iinder ; the firm of IVIL• SON k ROYER. I i R. C. WILSON. • ,•1 LEWIS ROYER. Orders fir all kinds of Lumber will be received and at. tended to by R. C. Wilson, at the mill. or Lewis Royer, at Schuylkill HaveM, r•brumileosa 7-tt ISSOLUTION of Co4Partnership.. —me eoPartatersitlp heretcdorexisting between IlliiiSSS ER Ai WRY, in the milling end commbonon bust , nese, has this day lieu dissolved by the withdrawal of B. J. Wry. All persons baring claims against said Ann will present them to John B. Miller, for settlement, and all persons owing said Arm will pay: , the mina to mid John S. Miller, who. alone Ia anthodsed to receive . ail atones due the late firm of Miller A Fry. , JOllll S. MILLEIL; • ' B. J. WRY. • Pottswilie, November 10,'66. • 46. p,tSSOLUTION of Co-Partnership, The Oo•Partnership heretoftwe' eskting Vetween a a Thostuis and James Wnen,under the titles of . J. WREN iHROB., Washington Iron Works, Pottrrille; T. WREN *.co., St . flair Colliery, and THOMAS t JAMES WHEN * 00., Wit:mina Gallery, Wllkesbarre, is tills der dissolved by mutual Tousent. ! the Washington Iron Works will In the inters be eon.. ducted by Thouum and James Wien, who will Nellie the lecountstof the same, up to this date. The Cosi blasted* Ittnnerly ronnseted with the Am titian= this data be under the sole management at John Y. Wren, wile will meet all claims Most, and set tle up the account* of the same to this J Y. WREN, TB EN, • . JAMES WREN. Pottsville, NeseMber 11, '66 164 St 364 m I FOR SALE & TO LET. F" SALE—About •800 feet of 7-8 :Inch second and slope chain, nearly new. Inquire MAE. MOLLEY, Plnevove,Erluyl. county, Ps, • Noyember 2a, 16 • 47.3 m• FOR SALE—A small 'Hand - Lathe with turning tools, drills, and Elide rest, cheeks, te n : goo d order and oondltkni. - Apply to R. LKS. Pottsville, November .W, 'ad - ' 47.30, rio LET-,--A omfortabledwellin c go maw, with pit. Lath, he., in liatienton st. orpartleulan Inquire of H. A. AC A Pottsville, No*. V., '34 , efttf..; kUEL.—Cokei for in r r em 111 "an sitter st a le oleo, orwort of ut rottaville Gas Company. - ' • , PottsvMs, Noteakter 7d, '56 ' , 41* WILKESBARRE COAL. , ()tor.- LIERY TO LEASE. Proposal; will be eersdred for leasing the Mist, .te., °tilde Company, 'Minted at Wilkestarre. Imzerne county, Ps.; for a term of years. Pcesesalcn to be given January Ist„ISS7. Said proposal s to be hiestsed at the dace of the Wilksbarre Coal Co., No. 74 Broadway, New York, John Brown, White Harem and at the °Mee of J. Maxwell. Wllkabarre, until the Oth day of December, next. AUG. MAXON, Plea . , Nor. 22,18.93 ' ' Oat • . UOUSF, AND LOT FOR SAL:--7' B I The Subiaxiber will ski at Public Bale et .N>sePh 1,, rger's Hotel, on Saturday, the 6th of Turionber,next,. at 1 o'clock, P. 11. A. Brick House and Lot situated In the town of Auburn, Schuylkill county. The Lot is 40 feet front by il.2l"feet deep. The Lwelling Howie li -built of brick 17 by 24 feet, two and a halt stories high, and well finished. It is ewe of the moat dadrable Louses in Auburn,,being on the main street of the town. Per kons wlshing to see the premises beihre sale, can Henry.ilanala/ living In the house. ',JOHN B . November 22, 1505: , 47-2te • . VOA SALE.— rwo Three Story: Brick Houses In Market street, *wale. Terms easy —*PIO to ' • ORO. MAIIIMRSTADT. , Pottsville, November 16; , . 464 f FIRE BRICKS foitupolas, Puddling and Wait blFilliOnt, AVM the HAMIns WoilOv,lor sew, at the 10020r.1i FURNAML Pottsville, aR.IC, ltibd S-t! pRINTINGPAPER.—Book &News- Papei, of oreiy she and weight, of superior quality, r Ede $ t 10 prices. E. GI ARRIG ILES. .' A Centre street, Mollie. . V.-tf ugust !E SA IT OUSE FOR SALE.—A new Two story: . frame house, situate to Maio street. The of it4o feet front, by led feet, 8 frisbee to depth. to Scott Alley. TherO is an excellent well of rater 'vanilla premt. sea. Title indisputable. • 'Apply to ... vr.i S. LEWIS. Pottsville; November IS, 'AS 1, 463t* t jca."). REkfill - MS AWARDED to. Bright & Lerch , at the Schuylkill Maven aria Orelgiburg for the largest milled asurtneent of Hardware and Cutlery. Call and examine their steel. betbre pur chasing elsewhere. ' • • • , . Potterilli, October 18, '56 . •42. 111$7RECEIVED.—A large assort. el went orepterndtd Perfumery. fie., from the Menem tortes of Jules Hanel & Co., Minima and others. All thosei who • want fine Perftunet7, call at C. BAR LKDS Book and Variety Store. "num,' r 11: /854 3-tf TO REIy,T.--,The Offices lately oc -1 eispled by F. W, Ilughes, Esq„ In Centre street, w are italtabk fora Store, or ray kind of busiaam— Alo, a atc/aa dwelling bonze on Railroad street. Arty o Ott.'" e. 50.. 430 t F u o:t u.. .S lut A a L n E df .-:-Tw iu o Into re 48 Web shelke, fitted with gun metal falvef, are of the bed material and workmanship, bairsi:Psvet been wed, sea; will be sold dump. Apply _to or iddress; if.-11tOTLKIt, , • • No.lB, Arch stmet, Pizttadelphis. Nay. 4443 , ROUSE TO LET.—The liieett stop llriek lialbilog, Incited Qn Setand at , next d oor to the lit Methodist Church: The how* one or the most desirable to the borough, with all the mod ern inspromoests. Po6lllBl3lttl giTali humetilottely. Tor term and other partienkry apply . to L. woxuseeiur. Pottryttto, Julyy. 26,18 -, , . 30. VLUABLE PROPERTY for:Sale. The horse and and lot now occupied by John • , :pe la No gtreet,oo feet front by 110 feet deep Mao, a kit 20 try 110 SIR, now oreapied by R. Dodson, adjoialaF thigiibcrra. Terms to gait Mb= Tottsetio;Ortober 4.30 404 00.411 OPERATIONS TO LEASE. .j—The undersigned win tome the Coat Openttkeion the tichboley property, baker Pittston:44mM* town ship, Luserne county, A shaft is sunk. and all the no. cesssry dxtnres are In teadiness !WI/Lipping: A rove. able lease wilt be given to parties desiring to embark to the Cosi business— A. PittUE. • Pittston. Noe. 46-3 to . SAUSAGE: CUTTERS AND IST.UF k Lerch were awarded premiums ar, the Itainyiktil tisesu and Orwlgstatrg Fates tbr the best ' Sausage Cutters and Stet/era—which they warrant to glee aaneraetion, having the exclusive We of Leight ., helmet it Co.'s Patent Iron Box, &Tugs tlutters, whlch _are An Irani/Mod.- . Potteville, October 13,'66 42. STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE.-2 gteam Engines, .witb Item cylinder 22 inrbes 41. azneter, and 6 feet stroke. 2 Blowing cyllndirs62lnebes dtamerter,6 feet 'trete, with Boiler*. formerly in we at a Blast Fumes. Would Make excellentTompingor Blow. rim Engines. One or. both will be cold. We deitlred- PI/ HENRY LONOMNEC A KEII CO, griamitis Woria. 81awsobil. rts., Or to WV. 519YDEltdbilreak.'lh. Oetobera, 11165 tom . INDIA RunaEß COATS, AC. stbseribdr his just - received a lb, kids Rubber Oasts, sery light and durable, lin 40Uhlteelradtalde rot playetelato awl others sheers 4 espoied to the ireattgir. M.o, cheap lodla Rubber Workbag Ooati sad Nana, *bleb ere eh tepee that say ens O4enel Wars Ors rood sod durable sestets. 3. 9: Dltlilkß: ' DISSOLUTIONS. RAY. - -,,- . _ rrabro sTRA.,----.--f.„.__, . 3 nientbe slum three SHEEP cants to the premises of t eriber, never the Black Horse Tarsiers, about belt way between Llewellyn and Trernotit. The owner Is to. Coded to prove property, and unwire them or they wilt ao sold according to law. ELIZABETH ABABA.. \m ember It,. 'Lb 4041* NOTICES. - 1 - 'S. A.—Waahmgtoa Camp, No. oeli, "junior Bonier Acartlea" meets ovary Monday avvrtlaw, at Meehanles fiati,(Third story "), corner of Go tre tre and' Siarkat irivets, Pyttarlile, Pa. ;1 .4 • 4 • Go. J. Kitm, P. Itere 10 'IS Casein Tahoe, 8., a c - ' , OTICE— ar- The Delaware and R , Ma Canal will be opened for Nartgattin on ?AT- I% the 29th tout. No greater draught of water than ; el feet will be * fl owed until April 4th. . JOIIN IL 'THOMSON, Beerstary. • Mira 20, 1854 l34y DI. T. P. TRUCKS and ICA ' : AlNGAlf,ltlofog &glues, Patentees of " Pro cess of Purifying Mine Water" arenas, at the "Nth/Tills Rouse *here they will be happy to see those opsvetorl - who are ihtermad to sitting the *sperm attendant oo the cisstructket of Boilers by mine 'water . Pottsville, August 9, '66 32- ere CREEK RkILIVAD ,CORPANY..--Notice la bereby sten to lb• stock. o ere of the Unborn , Creek RsUrged Compan that an Annual Median still Doltish,. on Monday, th e Bt h lay of Deeember nest. at Ow public house of Samuel ldUler, in the borough of Vinegrore, Schuylkill county, to elect by ballot—One Maddens, eight aurutgele, o e.e iero ga r y, on. treasurer,—to lens for the ensuing year. • . JOAN Bee,. Phlegmy. broreasber lb, WI- 46,11. OFFICE of the- Mount Carbon R a il. mai Company, Phtbetalpalet, October El, Mass once Is hereby giren that tbe Annual useetiug of lb* stockholders of this Company will be hold at tho office, No. 78% Walnut street, on Monday, the let day et D. ember next, at 12 o'clock, M., at which time and place s n election.for a President and Eight Mowers will be belt to serve for the ensuing year. JAS. C. DONNELL, Secretary. atm November 8.18 AriSSIGN EE'S NOTICE.—The •un . dalalgeed;Aselgueo of William Diehl, of the Do. mug of St. Clair, merchant, under a Deed of Volunta ry Assignment fur the bandit of Creditors, hereby gives A to all persons Indebted to add Wllll/461 Datho. (0 make payment withcnt deliy to :the Assignee, and all thorns haring claims to prevent them properly autbentt cited, for settlement. , ' JA3IES.R. CLEAVED.. dealith••• i Ashland, Noe. 1. '66 ; • ; 44.61 i tho Coafra tiii - 9 . 1 Schuy - lkilleZ T—Stated wallow( the operatotivill be held alas roams of the Coal Assoefatlon, In- Cantle street, over Gardpen Ihmkitore, every Tuesday and Pithay, [roes 11 o'clock, A. 11., to 1 o'clock, P. M. Alf those taws* ed In the welfare of the Trade are Invited to attend them Meeting*, through which. it is hoped. • permanent es tabllshment of "The Cbat Erelunipe off ScAnylkin moody' may be effected. 13. SILLYIIIAN, President. pottaville, April 19.1850 • . 16 XTOTICE is hereby given t at an ap plleelloa will be made at the next eta don of Ole &Ware of Penneylranls, for the Incorporation of a hank with the wawa Pllyikcen Said Bank to be called the "Schnitki ll Haven Bank," with a capital of One Handfed Thal:mad Dollars, and to be locatef) la the lio; milt of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill county. BEN.I. DELON°, O. DEMENT, • JOSEF II SEIFERT, DANIEL SAYLIJR, OIDEON BAST, t - WILLIAM lIIINSZINOER, SAMUEL 11, SHANNON, OZORGE • Dean lkW Ammo July i2..615 BUSINESS - CARDS DR. G. N. BOWMAN, Sur -11104 a ... [coon Death t, Ogren In Brick Building, cornet Market and l'ocond Btnotan 7 Pottsirme, October 1,18,13. 1411 D W. SHEAF,FER, Pottsville, Pa., *late of the Pennsylvania State Geologleaillurvey explores lands, nitrite, As. oetaber la, 'lib OHN IIODGKISS. Mining Ater and Surveyor, °intro./li., Pottsville, Pa.. at tends to Survellog and Eaplotiatt Coil Lands . inspect- Ina Mines, le. . *gent for the parches* and Mk of Not Kiwis conaction of rents, ite. March 2.4 laba. MINING,EO. K. SMITH; MINING, ENGI. mermaid Surveyor, Silver Terrace, Centre Street, Po tevllle, Pa. Xxamlnations, jte Surveys "and naps of COW Mines, Coal Lauda, leery, he., executed on the shortest notice. Agent tor Coal .111nes;Ji September 24, 1836. 7 • 39-tt ITENRYW. POOLE, Geo °giro', Topegrapktad and Mining Engineer, Centre street, Pot ride, Pa.. gives attention toeurveys and saanalav Mous of CoarLauds, to surveys of sedum requiring cp. dal &mime), mud to the supedutendente and entire charge for proprietors of estates. , rebel:my 2, 56 ' [July 22,11 274 f) .5-tf 4 GENCY—For the Puichase and Side of Real Estate; baying and selling Coal; to k E . k- nw charge of Coal Lairds, Mines, ac.,, sad collecting rents--from twenty yuaribexptnienoe In the County be hom to give natlafactitit. Office Mabantango Strivt, Pottsville. • r, , CHAS. Si. HILL. April 6,12m:45r, ,' , 14-tf H. M6Elwain, CiOl and' Mining •Engfneer,:4iD7and, Pa., attends to Surveying and Inspecting Mines, surveying and dividing lands. rim Wing Torn Lott; and. all other business In the line of his profusion. : Letter addreaa, Fountain aiming P. 0., &buylkill County. Pa. Feb. 23.1866 .; it-ty - M.'D. L. DODSON, Opera s/Di. .• tire and IferimuleelDentlet,bastitted upon, of the t Dental Establishment* itt •thir Pan 01 tie gtits,and WU:west* afford him patron the bowel of en. ery improvement In the *rt. Be guarantee* to Imitato nature to a sleety In the adaptation and arrangement Pt Terrometalleorllitreseerat Teeth; Inserts partial or orison ottssorpkgrie pressure, to the. entire 'Uhl/R11.5S Spiral springs; extrante dead teeth and rooote wilblaru , Ity,and Llladieaying teeth with gold,rendering them useful dpringlife. - Other in Markusstreet,two doors above Centro, North aide. • RO , Mine Inspector, term den his Minims Land-owners, men of burlsen. and capitalists. Pro his experience In mining, and - 4 .- knowledge of veins, as he is engaged In this and t dAn• log mutat" In examining mines and exploring Coal lands,.be bows tb be able to give nttlibietkrn to ail :vile • " may want bis services. • ' - ItEItERS to BMIMICIN Mains and Jamas Nam; FAL. Philadelphia, and D. E. Mos, and NVEtssam gums, Jr, Ems., Pottsville, for capability and Integrity. - • Address-6EO. BROWN, Hines - Insportor, , Aut Nor wegian street. Pottsville, Pa. '1 ••, uly 6,186 A , • 274 ' COAL. motors► eel 00. c. Elea. irerah Cbof raid, Bnswid anti fine snag. • jj EEP constantly on hand White find lk. Red Aah Coal; of all slam They are also prepared to receive Coil on yardage. and deliver the same at kw rates. • ' ' fl'hilad's, May 17,16 20.03 me il A . SHLANCOAL—F;Orti L. ' L_LXIMOOKE A CO.'S Tunnel Colliery.—The undersign ed haie, In connection with the General Coal' Sufi nett tat t err the agent, of the above Coal. An: nre_presared receive orders, which may be addressed tu bouto Port Car .or 49 Wallatreet:New • CAST & Atianat It. 'IS '42-tf ALLEGHENY AND CUM - L k rausymeo.&L, by the cargo, ear,ton, or bushel—warranted to be o exeellent quality. Dealers ants lams eta• tunierrauppl ed atWholesale prbsea, Wilk be •drlivend at any point along canal • or railroad. - 'Addroaa, or ilirply ... to- •,. , TllOB. E. CAIIILL, 101 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. 1147 . April 26, 1866 OPARTNE 'HIP—C. F. .NOR-', TON and,,E. T. GLOVER, ix, of the late Arms Si imam, Norton Co., have this day associated with them, W. S. RODAIITA, .1. Wiii.TON and J. It. VAN. DUSEN, of the Arm bids, Walton A Co., and the business. will 'be rooting midst the Arm of VAN DUSEN, NORTON &CO.; atlio. Walnut/great MIL, Pier No.l Port Richmond. Philadelphia, Feb. 9,64 i ' r -Cer anal h into coparitirreni tptifilorlia (Jan uary .t 1s transaction of Commission Business, and also for the purchase aOksii of Coal. under the Arm of W. at. MMUS CO. Offices-338 DroAterayi New. York,andlit Centel, opposite the American Lintel, Pciitsailie. -WM. ht. ROGERS, New Teri. P. D. LIMIER, Potterilio. &if Yebittat7 9,'56 131alklmtesa, Co: & Co., r - • ' • FIEALERS in and Shippers 61 An .. tkrarite Coal, Whits And Red Asb. or ruperfor Vquality. Wharf No. 2. Richmond. Cumberland etal, from the Franklitt Coal Company's !Mora Mit dad by them at Baltimore. • JNO. R. BLAKISTON,\,t, w aha i t Jon i , my :, WM. P. COX. , _ OEO. P . NEUN , No.-4 en street, New York. Marsh 15"56 . lt-Mn rASHLAND and .MAHANOY COAL, "—The undCrsigned arelrepared to metre node , the celebrated Ashland *AI from the 6.16nrr01? PJ. one., CiAliery." From the extensive alterstient and BO prevenient" made at the Colliery thhi" lids ter for prePti' ..ng the Cont. they feel no heeltatkes In uttering It to the trade as au article that can have no imperinr In tbe nu -4stllooth as to quality and freedom from .01. sate LTA other impurities. They are also prepared. to - Inak tracts for Lehigh and Behuylklll OW from other ttitq. BANCROFT, LE IF /8 I (V..; . . i- • No. 19.0aluit stroet, Commercial IhdliM Febritary 9, VA • • , l'Ay ' -,, paFARTNERSHIP NOTICU.—Tht • ' Arm of LOUIS .1, BELLONI k EON has thy' du 32.1836,) been dbutolved by mutual consent. The firm of FARRAR k BELLONI bas tbts day (E* L 2. WA) been dissolved by matnal torment. The Coal banners beretotore transacted by the abet named Arms has this day been coneol/dated into e l " end will betteMbettt be puled on under the name la arm of BELLONJ, FARRAR A CO., at lb. oldJoistlets , —73 Wooster street; ?lb street, corner Stuiromant ; 1 , 0 street, near Avenue B, and 0110 at /to: 33 tine street,o7 posit. the Coal Exchange. BE LLONI, °ROUGE ROBERT vennAß, . . MAHLER BELLtNI. New York, Slay 31;'56 - 11.'2.- aIRST CLASS COLLIERY to 1,0 —The trustees of the York harm, sdjolning the!" rough of Pottsville, offer to les* that valuable porlt bed the seat end of the estate,. which @War' Omi feet of the celebrated /dock rein, .1 est Ash (141. tr tether with the Tanned Rabbit-17de, mut and PAIA Veins. The west end of this Colliery to at Westeor ( where the Moonlit Railroad mimes tbrOugb the 1 0 1 erty—the distance to Schuylkill Haven is only are Idle It Is tberelbre among the smear Ostrierfer to Pens* phla. The aupmior qUallty of this Coal generally raw mends more tUrt the usual market mite for the best r ei ash Coal, sad thaquantity is supposed to be st.fflelesi supply a tilt class colliery der a long series of years. Appliestion for farther information and terms of le r to be made to A. RUSSEI...Agsst corner Second and Rabantor streets, retutilk February 2 !Se 5.t( L!HIGH COAL, at EliZabethp oll, New Jersoy direct railroad communitstle e recently been opened from the Lehigh Coal. Bodo° the 'waters of NsWiTork Bay, at Blisabethport, New i* toy. This la this onarest approach which hen yet to' arcade by railroad fours the Coal deposits of Itelsittg' to the wrest markets of 'New York and New . Esui Formerly, and benue this present inland 'hut , ' v; opened.. the dealers in this sit y obtained their lr Opal from Bristol. Pennsylvanla, at adist:ion . of than 2:"..43 and at a freight of about fl 3 0 r t. % Now, It can be had by an inland water commuel.ol, of 1 / 1 31114, and at a freight of about 23 rents pe The same relative advantares will also be deice d 2. ?„ ' Y the buyers on the North River end In the • Si,. sit e preemp Ne t w York, and in all the New Eisgisol vin season the subeeribers will tee exrl sbilitoto of the celebrated South sad Welt Sprive*_',`„ tale Leb:gh Coal, at Ellsatethport, and vessels yil? be able, st all times. to obtain email without (1 0, 1 4 Trisins of loaded ears telth tradlly agent Ctal 'L v '"41:4"4 day , direct from the tattoo: Cearlderiq, liteaseetor tbeseasen. tt to very Important thig.;:.4 '.rthis eeiebrated Coal. to be ramifyelio it ' d i rtfe' • be went ultlmut delaT te our °meet et Now Yer • delphia, or Breton. Nue.lloßreadway:NeW 11 7, 1 £ 11172TA I rtIl"litnNuripL""ILlt.r ddiphle: 86 Rate street, Heston. JU'Y W . S 6 • ' Ell 1 41-1 f DI
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