The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, December 13, 1856, Image 2

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On the first of Jattnery, 1857,4-he Miners' Jrnir
tstrd will enter upon'the Viry-third year of ;its
existence: (the twenty-eighth ''Year it tuut been
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'tinder .9f.-. 00. .Preeeet- Pr
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the chap. ; , , . , ,
~. 1 4 Prieter,) — o
very nxpeetablersge, sayoup old tips friends and
' Patiiiticwho ' hare jiiuniejed with tiidtiring the
-irronftr n'rtion of almost it i t hird Of ti century.—
Fot the Widen to. OUT .lubsc ri P tio4 alk
and
1856, widexpress our acknowledgments, and state.
that ere,will endeavor...luring/1857, to fully . merit
• the liberal patronage which is extended to ps. ••
• . - Our Priweiples.' • x .
Eiscwhße will be'fotntd Aler , teliflcal Crced."
In it are embraced the Politica l
• , beretofore welters esteemed it a duty anka rtriv
.; Reg. to defend,:, Conservative in many reipects,
they are: yet' xofficiently progressive to redound
`to the greatness •sine prospirity of oar, beloved
emuttryo Tho Afiners' Journal will be indepen
dent irr ail things of public monietit--ezposing
'`and denOnneing' wrong in itlgh as well as tow
places, *till the same readiness titat it , will award
come endatlon when merited.: We are not•nnder
the eontiol of any party or clique. ' ..'
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'Prohibition being one of the great. questions
-of the dh`y...involving L, the social happiness and
prosperit n yiof , the people—it shall in th future as
.. it has In' Eh, past, receive our eaykest attention.:—,
c i l'enspertince in all tpinge, and human progress, go
hand in , hand.
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The e Coal Trade.' 1 1..
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It has grown Into &proverb, and is ttfaakrehog
nisecT by the leading mining and copinerciallulir
-1 Jai of the couptttf, tSat the Miners' Journal is
\ the prominent and reliable e.-gaifof the le
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of the united States. 'lts statistics et nn
" ' the most reliable i sourees, with necessary care and
' • labor, ere looked for with into' est. and,proserved
R',,,for i reft.ronee. ibat.depin:fment:of thr7arpoi
• . 'will in 1857tpceive as be'retofore, the 'undivided
Ind apidnous attention of the §tettior•Editli,' and
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.. no pains or expense will be spored to embraecia it
I•information of imporlitnetcand interest tothe bp.
- .... — Arrator l' Miner!
__and Dealer. . - •- ' '
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' } -a pr n ominentl add talttabli -feature will,be the'
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°reign Mining Corretspondence, which will eon
, Hone dprinig the coming year. The 'practical in.
formation'temmunicitted by these,l'etteis is alone
I wortirra those in welled .in , mining operations,
4 ::- treble the price : ked for tle Jourea/.., In addl.-
r - "'" , tion.we shall have correspondents in the varihna
4 Coal Regions, to keep us ndvised Gi . .all' informa
tion important to the Trade. I _...
Local Affairs. • .
This - is not the least interoting feature of a
I : newspaper. It shall receive much attention ii the
' Jouricil. • • • r
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" •.. Our Miscellany 1 .
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1 e Will embrace , • . I
Cotnthunications of original , euntributors.
The current Pews of the day briefly condensed
militia in Farm . ' • . •
'Poetry—Pentialantal, funny, patriotic and agri-
cultural..
Ei y Two colutniiiWealtly, Med' to wit and humor
•ati d the iniereas.of th k
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g! cuinkifkitpi
'Pules; sketches, Palo t Ono mattere, ,S.M.;' I ,
While .te eildoavortoynainttlim our yetigen nfi
a IWpine.l-...patFl• nrincalyulahie benefti ft..i wirer
- iifiri zat ,hiue and abroad, MO Shull itrive to.
render:it crer a weli!•thile ) viaitcr nt the family
fuefhTde. Useful inibituatio ' n tind , inural 'precept .
and hipfruellon;phallreeeire that . attention they
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.1/Advertlsers,.. • : .
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til find liT the. Jlitoere ionroot the beet modium
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for communicating witkthe public, to .lo found,
In Noriliern Penneylvnti‘a. In Schuylkill Coup-,
ty, itl ? !'cirFulation l'ecietil Ili, the edmbined,iesue
of the lour other paptrit printed in they English
language, which of dm*, renders it most what
tageo'lks amid valuable to advertisers.
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4 .. While expre;;ing'our wiirtnept thanks for the
lailce addition to our suhreriplionliff during the
present year, 1%0 may..r , etnnrti thad thcit is still
rnotn,en om• packet Books for µ few more names,
and dial Aliose who do.ti4:6 tpit - o the Jetomi, yet
*Lin& the truism; that "no entertainment is s?
.cheap no\ rending, and no pleasuro so listing," .
would:doin'oli to send in. their . Dailies, and corn-
Fulocribers with the now Volume in J4n.:
merit.
DICEICI3 11 . 9
wiry, 1857
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. • SMILE acuscno riox: •
TWO DiJIALARS pc:i• annufn, 'payable in sdrenre—s2 2.5
it nut 41.1 within aia montha4.:-.ind S2LO if not raid
within the year. . .
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, '''' • . ) . ' vinLtnis 1
ikhree ropleS toon address, iu advance,
:Fifteen
" do. de do
:Fifteen do; 0010 • I ' do: • . . .... 20 00.
' Clubonth4eript inns must be invarlaidy pald In stivance. -
and sent to nue address . I
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~.‘ To Tinninidi Altn orniss:
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' 'ThiJorincm. will be !undated to Carriers andothdrnatti
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$1 per 1110 copies, rash on delivery,:
aergymen and School Teachers: lipplied with :the
JOURNAL acsl in advance. '
•BEICJA.Iti , y - . 11AN.V.1.V,
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~_liottire,il c, S c Itylkill Co., Pa:
Tun lieu - none 01 .3ii,:irlt.4lloE.—chits
teridurcfo has with , A . effort, i endintyored
fozye t Ml yak!, to , Slave ' Trade. In a
measure the nlfl'irt Attended with success.
The lie trgitie 1 dittliourishes, and is
,t ti
have
`i'? urdei iorr , fliig. We even
have tho'.epectach ivernor'of one of the
UnitcarStales, , Sir. Adams; of 'South Carolina,
• re6mineading a sevisl l .ll of the Vitae ly nuthority i
of law 2 '''''' f
,iltuil olio. li s• endesivOred to persuade'
his feltow-oitizens;th t the sylifem is every...lvey
, commendable and justifiable.' •.
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• '-' Ai an instabje of ,the horiid• manner, in which
the Slave Trade is pit carried on, 'a gentleman'
- whe,recentfy arrivedt NeW Vork.from the coast
uf. Al r ricii, states that hal femme from good author
'!'itivt.hat there weret iity vessels, all sailing 'Mn 1
der 'the, ,PoStuguese se lying in. the 'creek' at
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the' tuduthOf the •C ngo Hirer, •waiting for-car
goes of isiaveti, and seeking fr opportuhities ; to n. _
get to see, meerceivTl'hy-thn..ernisers,. .i.,Perians:
were , , atiationett near the tuoilitv of 'the "river, to'
~,! givii WRfnitig of the reinity •of 'National Vessels,
.',' and, thus °to antiontice?opporfuni ties, when: with is,'
..drih'ilrght and l n fair' wind, these. traders, in hu
man beings inighoeiroct their escape in safety:—
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. The English Odvernincul, brave a steamer on' the
but it is too S'l w to lie of Much servicm—,
With a pro i'l4lolls lir eie
. the..etuart ? clipper-ht s tilt
slavers finiTiatie di eultyiiievading . tlie 'piirsuit
'of di s ci r • clumpy an agoniet: Not lone ~'a
i
brig, (supposed to. be r Afacricancraft,) was ma- 1
• .. king her tray out of t i ie mouth oft he C'onge river,
wlth . .four huodr,tid rSegroes' On 'b ard, wheti. she
' '•was yspi'ed by the.st i tnier, which . proMptly gave
tied
.. . chase: ' The brig' slii Oil away from kiursucr
with the greatesteas : The steituer'firediseveral .
' shuts at' her', buOtr'it out success- When.le brig
- had got out cit the . 's ach of the 'Steamer's guns,
' , the eriiiinin by way 'of tantalising the baffled
' cruiser,'ordcred ane ro to be leaned up to the
,surd arta; where hi Its allows ' to hang for hula
. time, as an ,insullitti, token of i the acknowledged
character of the ) ,vcB eL The captainalso eignlr : ,.
, tied hisisoltatien b . standing at the stern atid. ,4
'. fi llatiTt 34 his brig s udtleo away. It is 'Laid that
• ~.. the trade id thdiviei ity of, Ole Con - go might be
' stopped, or at blast - ateriallylsditainished,.hy a
. small well armed st icrier, : capable of sailing four
' , teen Iles anja•kr, iiiehiliertid cruise at Inter.
1 L.
• vale f, t. a Short Ali! Mice up and down the river. ;
. in (his singls,linst nee, there 7in much to chill{
with tiarroraali, iud
' thei•eutreeini atta•lto
traria, trllicli lands •
' ba, ,thotio:auds 'oflsis
ilayetilarore T M
,
ore tO I oho
• blot,tipact the pr,agr.
.4.{ the age. It fee•
anti . inWanuriniti r th
ignutila, ;for its 199
10 the , Sei4thin).
aft nun' as overt 41,15
, ' tutieual right she', ,•
or, Beton to. ttio•
.9;overnor of Sdutlt
p l oy ! niaq, o 1 •tl i titt -11
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'sink in the esiie.
'the otheF portions
the iTniun v4uld
• humaniti of ‘tille'bil
ily, convent 10 link: l
of : Gel, dett;sl444 by
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Foot. -74 i
zero nbtty
ynilci i i Shyttm erns
, : Insl. it) that, nuuet
On renaing,itfpnor
"iive.rne tr.nf !sly ,
Inrierablik nitricdun
uf.ibe,l. , wp. Irla
of Alility Vi r prel
.: . tOted States? • IC4
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. r•.k~.~-~ ;rrit!v>Ataro~.>h•;.:.RC-xrt:.M•~-,+~K.il:`<t..'P',. J. ~
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ARCISSiSHOP lIEQUES Or TUB 'ARMS% CATUOLIO I
PRESS . op - Tai .lISITRD Si ..1.-1-.: 5 . -•••-
-A Ca billb 0 p •
I.lnhev, in an article publishe4lh the, Netriiiinti-
ran for Deeetnher,.bas given his views , upon. the
general ehnrneter, mannagetnettp it na influsoe.o of
the Boman Catholic yreit of thitiruntry,' , ':Theie
are more of such peireoclitilb_bletyi,ill.lille SOan:.
try, than'there are Along thejmglish,:sPeaking
Catholics of the whole world besi,lea. The rival-.
ry created by such s'impid growth has. naturally
led to diifer4inees imolai themselves, which have•
presented the full benelit to the tatholio religieh
44itai7ve - ViriiiiviP-Viii -4 iiiii4 7 : l ; llii:Aii4i;
hichOp'itsys heveriterobera On limo wharetho:OwlT ,
ltomutn.,Cattwri pnrnnl in the r .latiitailAtotes_vras .
Abe Sham roskepubliske4an i.'sloy Xork, 14 was i
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mainly 144 1 +e641z inciPeiltaryeathAlo:-Xt I
ifas:buccaelba by : the Truth. Teller. The first
really,Catholie l piper l , was the Catholic Miseellany,
it
of ObOestiiiiiijOsi ded by Bishop 'England, Ihiah
Aisti:kuii : p.ple4 its t' . arnitlgreattrialv
. witli dig ;
fifty sod ermlitit; . ' Of itiii .nurnei-Oirca6olic
tiz
milmals that ftime since sprung tipomeittflins its
strong phale of ainvitand its: s nii4r 'eatieets of
;possible injury to the ciliate Rh eh it professes to
PJForate. *: ' .*:" ': 1
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The Archbishop says ittias pm* time past
been oliserrable;tiolt this so-4lled.Catholie press
has eihibited, eipecially in the. North, divergen
.Clei- Well nalculateil : to excite attention, if nut
ralarm.' On the one side it h 4 been summed that
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the success of:religiOn hi this Country dependeon
the ce - riiituous, influx. of . emigratit t il,-tspecially
Cause id; Irish. origin, and that :ritziest
.A vanishes
in propOrtion as the Ciltia feeling dies outin this
cool/try-that, the riationsii character of the Amer
ican peg i le;rd toot s particularly as it affects the
4 .first and seciond generation of, fl emigrants, Is hos
-tile to the Catholic religion—that the %ay method
Of prpetnating the
, faith in this country, So far as
the,Celtie !weals concerned, id to keep up and per
petu'ate a 'species, of Irilihisai in connection with
the 'faith. , • • . •
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id oo
gnation. - When •ro surd up
eery that are ,embraced in a
early upon the bland" of .C 0,..
No, and studs the ocean with
er.that more . onergetic eteps
.15. it.: ,Tho Slue* trade is# 1
,tioive and enlightened ' oPir4
its in eoldkbloeded hrutatetti]
, 'decant thh asoossin, It,
• - alone Is gain. . .
onion of Olio ennfed'oracy, !1•
osed to accord every Cowi
n claim.. Should oho .howov
n
l c - matrons rinpo*itinn „Of
arulinn,, and iikiwt effect 10 .
.'airic in Qui' portr,:wif
, n of .the civilise' nations of
; the earth'. Weise t itill it;Orief
;e reitli in jeopardy; for . .tbe .
tb, could not by
itself with a Trade, abhorred
nian. ,
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Ham Uirkler, who does not pot.
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misrepresentthis State the
, welkin speeela on 3)4ndaly.
.dy, defending the Ih:esident.
Pierce torfst have efaeulated,
fiends." .Te.na it ap' imared'e
of the moat ongnory
m era' Penusyreania send men
rent her in the Senate olthe
have a farfeii amen of the
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The Archbishop administers - robukes;,,to the .
i'Amaiken Colt" and "Trish..imoricaufLpifts the
"Freciuma's Joie:war on the head, and says
of
f ly, "that the Catholics of New lurk , and of !hi
Tnited States,..are bound by : overt', sacred
lion, which they mutuplly each other,' tcil
tharfomilies, to their,yiestoys, to ithe whhiehurch
of'God, to" frown promptly and !indignantly upon
any newspaper that attempts, whether, intention- ,
ally or not, to sowNiiicord auorig : thent)' l ' The
Catholic press appeals disposal to "kick out of
the" traces'' of eceleeiestical discipline, much to •
the disgust of His /Wm:mg, t John, Arehhishee
Of the •/',ociftee c7r Thew York:.• Whether' thk
chastisement administered by his Lordship, will
have the effect desired, remains .to be seen. • r
TRW:MR(4 AND Tee New YORK SCHOOL CRUD
ite.X.—Lust • week; Thalberg ' the. Pianist who
bps already created in Inusital circles, an :cite
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mut. whiclimay be termed the Thalberg fever—
gave in Niblo's Garden, New \ York, ,a. Public'
Sehtio:feuncert: The'audienceWas conPosed'.of ,
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twenty;five hundried4irls from the publlc;sehooli,l
rnidianl' in•'youtti, beauty, itino i cenee and fancy I
'bonnets, and ranging in years from eigh6o eigh: ,
teen.; It must!liave been a delightful young con
gregaiion. The New Yaksr says a. ' •
a Itlwas intensely interesting to mite what effect i
the *stetted on these fresh and inciperienred 1
natures. ' While Thalbcrg ' confined 'hithself to
the exhibition of meets- timeicaldeiterities, caning,
great swaths of harmony up end slhwn thh.piano,
and try' some mystery of 'manipulation sustaining'
a melody in the centre of 'the instrument while
ho trolled out a ceaseless, flood of music at btth
otitis of it, the listeners luukeJ on,with , eyes and
mouth wide - open, and\watched the twinkling:
„Juovelicents 01 those molt kng hands with an ex-,
pression ritihor of wonder than 'of enjoyment.—
Thit,erlieu the gifted pianist took up thofnutillar .
theuie. of ."llutite, Sweet [tome," and wreathed'
it all about With' delicious Vailations in which
comtdesity woe inborilinhted . to benuty,rthen 415
i •the ruddy, faces lighted up with a deriper gltif,•:
and a smile of pleasure rippled . over thent;,,and
I the whole house was vocal with. whispeM ejacu
lations of delight. \...
At first the,, children hardly knew how to ap
plaud. .Some pattered their little feet, and others,
_clapped- tlieir hands, but neither 'roettser' fotind
tpuelt'livor with the older pupils 'w o finally hit i
upon the e; peilient of wriving.their h nlterchiers-r
and the Lway 'that the air was lashe uti with lin-.-I
non and cambric was funny to beb ld. .
' The afternoon 'entertainment: w s tlitietonOY
concluded with the song of "'him ,Steect Home" 1
by the children. Touching and' beautiful is that
household air, whether sung, Whiitled or'played. I
'Never pas it mnre sympathetically rendered than
by this great chOir Of school girl anialcure.' To hear
so many voices blending beautifully iM the utter
since of a song fraught w , ' -.teb tend& recolleo-
ti,tins, Was '. one Of the eat ' delightful
eXperiences of the .occasi
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TRE GREAT BEAR'S Co ,ssful fail-
ure\ T--
of Jacob Little...dr. Co., . tge irs in4the
Now York stock market; is lonic(' upon Ohat
locality, as a spl+did operation on the pat: it
ibC,principiil. It is--a coup upon thd parties lenl,
gaged'ln "the corner," and as the financiel pOntiri
are secured; the result exhibits' the ability of the . ;
'mailer.---Tbe•friends of the house are out on the'
public for sympatq,and are urging that flu: l aded
eottlernent > pr principal and interest, made on a ,
pre-i:'Mus occasion, lis deserving of tht, Itighmt
praise., As the defieldney in the gentleman's ac- 1
count, arise! - bon - ever, from contracts be cannot'
fulfill—for stock they did not possess, sad below
the market prlcestbe transaction is regarded by
those *hose Moral proclivities are somewhat, dilf
\
',turbed, \ as Aiegracefuli : and thil give it a Immo
that ran,es : helow the .Christian standard of 'hon
esty. Th trick however,- appears to be in favor
of the dojo , al from the dexterity.with wtieh
the affair is anged, his success 'is thought to be
beyond questi . i The stoppage, when every 'other
A \
plan to khock Own the market had tailed—the
atubtint without • single share of stock to repro
sent•it-the entire Latch thrown on themarket for
cpsh- r the excitem nt 'among the outside buyers,
\
oas a decided "bii.' Eken if not, immediately
suCcessful, eventually t must bring down prices,
and enable the parties t • take 'in - their shorts.—
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The plan irregarded'in ft:fathom" as a 4tirly
eancelition, " exhibiting a rillinnt vetsatility of
talent, and general profu ion of gedius." No
thing like understanding _one's businetss:'
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EUROPEAn INTELLIGENCIII. "Or Stnal; lBl 4 : Ai'
loofic, we bave•Liverpool clatea • the 26th of No
vember. . The London Money Ma ket las Osier,
and the bullion in the Bank of En. land hail in
crtiastil. : Consult 94 for account. The E-ngl , islr
Govdi:tituent has given.official notice o its intent
t lot; ih. furnish shtpa‘for the purpose of king nd
ditfoiial soundings fok the Atlantic Tole. . ph, and
'also for laying the cable .during next sukiner:—=
\mem\d\i
enotice;also . iusludeva • guarantee of •fn r poi
Ant. on the eapitaL' Nothing. nelf in relatio I to
the '2:7•: politan troubles. A frightful °mina a
tion had ccurrcd at Pero, in whicliabout six, hu -.i
dred, lions .8 destroyed. •An extensive an '
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Alostructiie fire had atf occurred. - tit .Adrianople•
An itrimerteedepot of hponolel at 'Rhodes, whs ,
recently struck by
. ightning, and produced a,ter.l
rible explosion. he whole. Turkish quarter. was 1
des&oyed; With the entire population, except throe
chiliren. The calamity had Caused a' profound 1
',.sensation. The Anglo-French Alliance is regard-. 1
pd :is 'Erifo for the Present. . Th!,extraordinnryl
netiv!ty which prevaila in the Russian ship-bdiki- i
itlt.,,ls:taillishment3 ok the .lllack" • Sea, has lyre- i
ItlnnA thallisitrustof ngland,A and that power kai
littCly oppliott to . ' • ikrusteo for, the purpose ufsina
, Ititig a joint representation ofi the subject, it being
nntorious that the Cam - has at this moment tirelve
Ineii,c,..4.;yrar in the that ~ea.. It is believedltbati
til:-‘lakinet of the Tuilleries has not deemed st i ttit
int4pollatlon ninorttinaa the present time: he
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runiore are contradictory in relation to tho ', , f'tio of
.Iterat. 1 13 readetuffs. were' quiet.
ourselves,lo
of
. t.helinvii
Repor t of.
, It is a 'very
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No intelligent perAun can shittAis eY‘s 't'o - th ". itl,
, .expenditunro
country.' try. ' Ito
fact, that in (ho recent Presidential contest', cool i June 30. lssn
and'-deliberate plans were laid and carried out, by', - which' 04,0.1 . 4
the leaders of both the Pamortatieniod Republi- ( unbar taut
edit parties to carry the election by tt influence d a lc , e m i n"
of‘money.t-PltiTa. ,Netes. ' Indians, $3,87
7 A ." .
t',"Such plane are ollectionahl ,'un oubtoflly.— I i t te n N n - riT h i: e
'TIM; ire pure'h‘Arever, to ti unscrupulous plan ,' •V eftstir y on
concocted by the pnhlfgherf 'ah obscure paper tsi i . try 9:: x x e. hi b l t ;
t o
defeat the pr,incipaylppon nt, of Mr. Buchanan in year ended Ju
Pennsylvania. Every ed atlas propag ated during I tol..eortitipoiportarttso
the recent t 4 aMphiglr,:l)#ting on its front the im. 1 , were larger th
press of untruth; wairtievamPed and Mimed against I = D I: t r h e „":,
Mir. Fremont ,by the( ...i(litor of 4ho News. Ndw, bored covered
gm fellow 4ift,net , ti.:exceito hireself from "the 1 nro:l:triLeutont:
•rharge o f . disho' csty to true American ' principlcsil
/
,the torte inall , ,
cx t t o tr t . i l i t ug to t :l i
and preaches ointfess homilies on political mo- i .
ralitY: ,We. ;moat pity Hie, for oe know no man;
that "Me; it
/ eludes the tin
' ~more thorn ghly execrated and - 4aspised by ,hon- I .
1
egt„.me'n, or the Auspicaltle paiehe enactetiin the!
. ~.lestry .5
idino3l' Oece, .iltatt . # 1e edits:lk of the-;
Phil elphis Netnt i . : ,, t
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Imp
1844 $103:
1845 117,.
18.16 121,
, I l e4l - • 148,.i
f on Isztitits:CO'Cltur.—Re*t investigations' 1 Li t • ; 1 .1 54 ,,•‘
s ow that! Abe Ind4in ao4 l iiii.op of tike : lfoited 1' iii.iii - I . 1.,;.!1
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tatcs is Ot loore.Tutte t han tliy other agricultu:. . 1 1 1 : 5 ) ! 2 i.% 0 .
rill prtrinctieiV:iint emu estotitig .efi.tton.: The ' tssa 2,7.. i;
culturc . of corn 4 bss se . nAerfn i y ,intgriated of !alai i t s l . t r " l tk
years -4s ratiworin.. sae b t v g fer•groatcrtban i 1 's.'..e 214,_.
any Mbar produeL .1? pin IS. # to .r 549, ne .per; •
• i ' A the -
census retur s, it crease Inas fitly-eight per. y.ir c i r $1.03,
Tfie menu
• year wee $64.1
~4ill. Wool is the DO t. big 'esti7.its 'irierease be: 1 , g4ahtmeco ts. l4 l .
~
ing 'SO per cent .;. cotto twent - : four; . oats tweety;i r to e seems I
lon — w r— h i
and , hen t sixteen. be cotton erop of dgiit• wits I ' reeonri_c i l d .
: • -- - - .:..... _ ! Perrelarzytom
'6 2 7 000; 0 0 0 of pneoll
while the corn ,crop
bug;hebt,. Which at t
which it..cite Le e!ltin2
'hart the 71.00 crop.
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r,,&,--.‘-,-!...rill",t,kria,Prztor • - .
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POLITICAL. r led to 1P.350,71 6 : and the experts "of American prothsert *Tr fib. Stoned ASSilleWsof the season, minim held at , noc . PASTE AND SCISI
1 th ither i°0.41/1047. In 1W the inli c ffirt rern Pt' , gl ib the Town Ira orktiturslay evening neat. .‘ . I
--4--411.•-••••-e----- . * 1 a Ponta t rivet Is clotted. It
ta", Tit eft l'cr
TOE ehtire vote for preinont in Tirgrnla Was ,f 42i, and the exporta ga714.6ff...• 1 - .
American ......
291.-jusl two more than Maryland gave. % " '
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31 rt f llicrtot.sow,.el: the ISlioe, Li arranging his'
eleutttati t t :l o , 11 1 b 1 7o:driers. Ile sport urtThe .Dietang, ef Wirkr.-M title season, ' '' ate•g‘'"th'iti IthitadriPtaa last. . 4,
.. rays that front ." h Y ,.18.56 ieciasive‘, the east et bald- y e n,. ga l a poi emd measles are geperaily precalen„t. 1 '....lpirlfban..vrg WS:l3l , 4YOit troi‘tott i n
ea - 1 .0 - ef-Pnieltry Is al andant:'..ioreaso t
4t h to retire fredit that papix sifter toe;.; tag, e g ging e r e gi re p t i r te,,l eu ,,r, i ,o, h e ms., ' , mou nt e d
4th
tit
Maroh. -', '••••.`; . •-, , 3.).1141,1*1; relieves cuttles, St e 0,645, and Collection 7 .• iino urge more dreaded by pa' re„ dts. th . , r ecar. ! .(tr-ler"ThottautS7,l=ttlhanni.,..lna.illlevfert.ie
cualledr.
lii, underetoml tha Gia,, 11,,, ve rte w ill, ti e rw ::.', an . l. other ~ x .penseit at . te u nding
„ a i r mien:a; ter au lte.,. $lB,- let PiWrer.., Any sung:Otiose which narpossibly lead to o f np ,„l., ; ,
turptall to the Pstuttnf ii.olai no after ss' f0rmat. ,, '" 4411 % t . ' e r her th o
,;(11.4AZ,37d , M.... ..tbl. o Lett the abatement 414 45.m5...wi1l beihnektettly read' red., ~, War
wo,leawyers of Alban* int
-induction as dorenaor N Z. . .... t ten '. .1`"" sad we theretbrigive the following reeeipt as a remedy ' anneal lA
i • puddle revenue. - ' 1 the'lnthe United:it:ties there are & GI.
t __ ..„ ,
, ctn. JOlllf M. SUL vas ' of Butler' county. is ' The lows to the rarbdis Departments of the Govern. ' sald to be equally sitintctivtin either the
_Scarlet Fever, , u te i 40 b h , hot . w..
limited by the,Buttee' eteriena as .the t :sett • Re: went by failwrell ant/defalcations Iwne land WIMPS Small Pacer Miluilea. The receipt, eats ort4nany ta- I ... ;elle E. u Lyttoialias bleu elected ,
publitian carulidate fir tkroreepitr of Pennsylvani a . r 2 e0e 3 13°,1, f°4 I , Z , F? 'll2n o. 6o . !ernmant.: 4 S f . It_bica ildc teen Dom an olti Landon iltiest: • --Taireone grain mang le of 1 ;el E . TniveritilY• .I,
A' Ititenc4-frrmAis ingtlits-ixtelitiolus that life w i t i u m t l e r e g '''' ezri,eireeit,TVoutstan death i i .7 g wail; al. pretlea , pow d ered p ort i on ~,,,i,A i mdd ;r l pham or
six,
; .. - itterDetak sh siting babe of the spa .
Calls) and Pay eunners.
Ifers...l. Glancy Jones re likely to hel appointed together are woad to.abbet 1.14 per cent. en $1.338 , 338,- tea-ether thoroughly ip a mortar with flee' or six dm 1., Airtialunel llgnshaw A. Sorts, ban :so pi lkilitoa
,.i
.-,...Posislaster-Geneitilu der 4the -new A4iministru. Into the' P u bth ' Tree...7i ee Krer tate ' et • Srter. Tats -- or•tiv - e - ou ' nee; at water. ' ' ls l •re failed. Lieldlifice ldeee• 1' •
tion. , cent. on the as s to and expenditures.
.. .lir tear years, the etneerntie party has 'loci ' Hon Ur: W o r n "' made *Jib reereet to the fohate. - f le - . ,
anijamithae r tis ust a ri p ts t t r et tadr ln the
ar e De in part vited inen ta t- tbe r d o u dtan a. .
..l i ft ... ; i iin glr _ a d u lt , tip entiA ir d it t:orres h jud pa 'Elgu raiinSeiy e for a ch tlib ild. l4."° iitie.A. new city at the mouth of the hie [et ; to Ix!
eabe_st.inittiott adhere te. _ .Well may the..chltrlell- ' ,_,_.-- .' - " -:-. _, -4. ,.. '°-.--------- : • -- allied Pmporlum. Is trejeciel. ' - ,_•• •
- ton 3Tgicitelexclairii, °Ant:dile - I each a viitory divideod-paylog stocke of aurae of the state and of_cor- ' - ntu .
: I
~,.., dif f" T af O rt n n t m ama lr OtT 3 f u hr laathiPrUrtin'utiß s47i!titesinl.,
rir.M.1`...`..7 ca. 11.1tneatrar e; e n t .1' the elanieti f - ircrTwcital; nut 11 del' with a s retch a over a.
littrVie dl i 80 4 era ) 4. ° rlui ea ' 1 1 t '..) P arlath " u udi r s t at e 'V s . 4.3 L'a s on Asia" the • lwe 't , a i,' 'ren,4olr Item' ,ace le ge nd ...li a t b e t we u rh o k - , e ,i,,, i t g mitiles ot 'Wiwi( imthe treasury. 1
1 Ties moat 'pidfivotiluisimmbo..i4 o re s -thaf., retattenglitsts. battled be Watt at a g es, &I the floe , _
0, A a. ' in - tr.f.a...-oh 'Mitt° 1 Co.. stoek , brokers of NeW York.
- eettortil Fanklin Pi ree intends run/ling- as A i rr t . g . - e ir 4 1 "g.,',17 .../b 2 rfer the... principal and inte r ; "'F inn clack . , les • Petret a German* aged •W heekarted, Ltehteti,,,,,,v,000,e00..,
candidate for the Senate of the ;United *.St ate s
standlot to the relatites T°P“ ef etY eredd tc =ter veckna iv pf ae t T e en' eloado7 D. . ..' ..---I ., h e ri , : enuni ..bia,.. t r o it inil it u d itb de* „ i l e a b *. i . s- 7,..' ll. fi lo ne d' 9l9 a irbi un i u st tY a Pri nce . been foun ' d ° a r t t sest he . ili N th o t4d pere gt rn m w e aa r l i nt 1 i f; b"ltg
the
place of Me. Male in los.
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:r r - Mutate 'thick haverfiuledin thepaytaeit of the in ,e- • • e, .
.‘,. , ,-,x-• ,
_ s .
_,
• of the Dirac rs cif the Peer, foi an alleged desertion of ..,,, i l i r
ui f i ii : s n r f e . a . : - .. t n l; l llc l e . at o. S . tt t nb a ur ilf ir o lx,
, :i y rob • d on the
Tun Le g islature a Pennsylvania will meet on tercet on their bend<
Tuesday, the fith of;J rotary. .. - ... __ - Tir,sislfullnli'lug monthly W U/M.IU t r.° ell hie Ideas I , .1 , • . 44.Tb° Charleston Gas Qempanyl tea reduction of
fifty per cent on all Ulla promptly pal ~
On the 13th that bo y will proceed to elect .. IS U. 1 71;1 "
rat b!tone ni ttf l a g l h ca n gra 17: 1 0 * t wiN* iecti ea
m' si s n a cc eee rs Pet ' had been ath ' ted lit Philadelphia; was breught
Ito Pottsville, and committed ul erieon on the sth
S. Senator in the pia e.of .Mr. Broadhead, whose adoptiou; frt:nrelits Mr..9,3creutey ° t ame trgoo, the up •
er f t ie -The holidays n
.'tTieg'Triol'ln.tta.li , , z u xtoat‘rekeep
term will expire on th .tile of March. wisdom of edhestee. to the gotta, and even increasing inst. lie was a, eceehroakixr I,3rrtrade, and formerly giritoot, the Philad4 datnerreetyt , w seriously 1
the stringency orthe regulation.
Tax ELECTORAL C .nrses.-The Presidential - A w..Ated in Jew/Ines establighbamit in thia Borough . Injured by the recent rall-rcral acriden at . Minm.
Electors chosen in tit , different States. met at .
Report of the Postmaster ral. Itch described as having been a very napectable. sober,
• their respective.espi Is teti,Wedneotlay week, and.
The Pratmarter 'General's iiiorithows samOtollowfug of South Otrallint. and Pl• - m.:0„ Cannel :T.llext. Governor.
IL:1(11146) th.
po un d man, lion
hl so t w eris hi si eh ti h re e an wm d•r iwc etirb ri n t g ly in pu dl egi spo• u i nB titr et. ,
rh tt,r I::,..rKinanthe,ethweystnrepid ~'artie na taste., is very
sd far as heard from, t their votes in every in- Nets,- Indian', In dapanr. with ltr.
June, 1846, Wm. Ma . ieb.565 Post
stalice, in the way th '.
Were instructed to du bY t, tb,, loth ,of Grinnell,
the people. o ff ices- being an Increase of Ott In Asir ySsrt tled Ids nand, acid &e l m* him in a fit or deePerellon to n,i-Thk. estimated valua of Slave party in the tfni-
Tee Virginia et,ec 'rat college appears to have On the 13th of Sane, therlaWeee in opteattin nearly the malallntil°f th e - f en ' 2 t.
WO small routes, l t he Mill Rittlifil et Irbil:kith' .s . than- The manner of the sold•,, • - fast States is
. fenn fifteen hundred town thoutaml UAL.
,
acted very ridiculous after casting, its vote fur I o •
lI
ted at 235,642 miles, costing AMC 4,4 - 'ft ese mail
Mr. Bnchanan a for P sident • The memhters took'. his necklfendk hief tll was by hangi ng .
‘ ,,,.. i a lle ir rw h l ,t lion-nnira."Jkahuali.iaywant a Mehl • rearectablephylsi
route° were..dielttd , at, follows; Allttlf ra a, - _ ere ' au ''i ug a none •• ' !elan of Breton, wastlimmi sitting in is chlic.dead, onl
neon themselves to i.stract the President elect 1.4.0 i steamboat, 4.3 coach; a u& =war e s, means of the bell-pall ale`ne Ills celtdoor. suspended I Wedeerolay tact • '
- himself with hialksek to the door until h'expirtd. - Thai -i
that his must take a irginian into his Cabinet, rior grades.
The incre , ros darin g , the titilliti - j• - ear was nearly 20,-
' ' ' .i. - -.44... , - ;. '"
000 Mile, rallprilla,Z= steamboat, 1,250 coach, and bt,OPe - ver
physician of. the Prison was the first to ke the die- I arva-The ^Brick Church" propm tr. 'tar Tort. will be,
and even went so far in Abair indecorum as . 40 concha:led by the Gov'ernruent. tirrl the : lite, a Posti
~ a. (fibre la to tat erected',
Dame the gentleman hom'he should take for one . oe y. On openlngithe door,he found' • be body stilt 1 -Ttis. Collecting,Committee are actively engaged ini
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of 'hie advisers. • ' inferior _._,....--,
• la , lalfebeaskamostffansa%lo,=S mUes were added to . warm, t but the hatirOuld ceased to pulsate. • With the , Philadelphia. in Wefts to raise fonds for the destitute
'THE ,NEW MAR!!! L Iron saANSA.B.-Th Prost- the len t ' .l
t i'c'ut‘l'. assistance of the underkeeper,he cut the body down; T;s7s 7 ; locates the 4
dent hal Appointed 1 intim Skineer, of ewark, Between; e,- tor July, 1859, and lst'ot July, 18,56. - ,
Ohio, Salted Slates o arshal in 'the terri dry of "be V3,ll,Viire was Increased to 10.177 utiles, exhibb but all efforts at rigenscltation were unavailing. The • pryer, of the Richmond (Yea .. .Nara
. . . fran‘.4lll.,:4l...rizg inmKan
dug t at within that time this description of Coroner beld au Inquest on the body, and Tuesday It tel Richmond. Messochurrlls. i
Kansas, vice Donald on, resigned. Mr. pence; se td ore than doubled. 1 Ste-Daniel Bogue, ,the London put
' L was interred in,Pottees Fkld.
i's high l y apoked of aan impartial and intelligent ' r On the lst. of December. 1856_ the let:lath of the rail - the chief proprietors of the /.Inolon ...
There is a pectdiar severity:, lo this cane , which offers died reeently, very Suddenly_
elan, of Governor t eary's stamp; and his ape road rooters halt lucre:wed to 21,810 Miles. The total
- pointmeht, iI, i 8 .supp.sed will be distasteful to the cost for this service at that date amounted to V.,403, food for thought Whether the Directors oft the Poor i Kest uard very
In dran, tsar att..eapiwaral
pro-alavery party in the territory, especially , to
74Th
whole end of the' Inland service on the Ist of Jerly and wet and above ill dams feel. i s ounce orpre-'
are altogether blamelesi in the cantles which led to the veettoe i s worth a pc ... • d Qt • " care -
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Judge Leciimpte, r who found a congenial' execu- was 5a5.26,0.N. .0 'melancholy terminatiOn of the young =Ws life, te a trie-Theophilus Fisk, announce e h withdrawal ,from
Lisp in Mr. Donaldstin. Ihe editorial chair of the “ilainidd lame: . ItArMet
"", lie alludes to the ranalUa /Witted Company seizing mat t er which may be ?eft, ♦ to their coqffences. Front
TUN A",q're FOR IlitestheNr...-The returns of on the occasion of the withdrawal of the steamers, Via. facts tvhkh are in,•our possession, in relation to the• hat paper's loss. but Its reader: gal .
er was'. imardef
• the vote for Presideqt. wirier as received, foot up Nicaragua, to force the Department to pay what he con- -,
as follows :-Botha en. 1,7•96,247 1 ; FremOht, is a c i r d . e . re e a n n ds exo . r u bi la ta r n e, t , r n o t ice t rzt h tli tt e ie l m sthor Isthmus ,
in n; w 4 feel s r red th at Petro ' was ‘ lla(l re sinned blacks isilluit.7rtirtiii.c/ktolrl°narrlttp,4'Y Ir ce 6 u h n l t s la . st ' weak , ' tly sonic;
Adopting the mildeet views a . Inlcito ' arn M.rson. The motive was dunder. , l
re
-112.8,183 ; Fillmore, 822,620. -
•The returns to
it
$50.000 per annum. and a contract not Acceding pig,- ia.,the;imnsatut.thra,nwseitin;inngk.'th'
e steps taken in ti Ow, were .
t hi 4g-ny the bursting of the starts rd steam pipe a'
come in will.non ma orlally vary the result. Mr. 000 per ftrilltlXll,Vil. the Siesta or Tehuadte route the steamer Kentucky, heart incinu ti ,on Satuniatlast,
Buchanan ill over fo ri hundred and' sixty-eight so as to give a weekly mail. ' 1 P B ` .. ' unwarrantably 'severe. •
•o _, keventeen persons were allied -th 'telt:air. ...-
thou.ind ale
e lf of .4r. Freinoni, and Mr. Fremont The California expenditures for the year 1856 were ~,_._• •--• a . ts- ...-i-- _ -
, Itareeware of Cooking Mod in yet ow gisSi i jd crocker y !
has nearly half a =Bien votes mot% than Mr. $10.500.280 and the gross revenue _including annual ate lir The Tinny iten's , ChrtsUen 4 ssoeirtbon.-Tbe dishes. The glazing of such dishes s poitionous, and Is i
, propriation ' ifor free matter , ' '
s7,tth).B2d. The dencieury first of the ..rti , a, of lectures to Le alien under Me sus - ,e4.'wbed bY the food that is cooked in them-
Fillmore. The co !tined vote of Ftemont and is $2,717.000. r zeThomas WC% trier, who in WO -Matted 527 pounds,
Fillmore is greater than that of rollehAßAll,,,Alf, lie recommends the abolltioci of the franking privilege `
nice.; of this Assoc e litiOn, will be delivered at thr_alahan- ' % • 1 k,_ I IR measured
tiled In t est Tennessee last wee . is oo n
354.528. • and cempelsory pn•wayment on ail transient printed • tonma Street Preabytetian Church, on Tae spy evening 9 1 ,i; feet across the ton. - 2S Inches di p and 7 feet lone.
TOE LasiD Sets: IX Kansas-so far as they matter; also the repeal of the act of 1845. which gives next, by the Rev. Dr.l. Doliglion of Philadelphia. Sea , 1„,,,.45te-Iti St. Louis. corporeal punis went In the Public
, . the Postmasterfieneral dlarinitionars - ,power to make new 1I t lee r t re' will foll mall th is whools bas been abehished. &Ugh .In every schoel ,
have progressed-:s cut to be - favorable tat t h e as- runtraets ke• ocean steamship service. Do alludes to the ere em nen. °re - - ow, , . 6 course the law of love should supercede at law of "licking."
eendency of the Fr edam of that embryo Stale: fact. embracing the branch from NewaOrtaths to Havana, completed. We tenet that the intereett felt in the success , fasAnery word,( Oh. let them ever .
A curious fact is ntioned, that nearly all the that there are now foor ocean steamship lines running of the Assoclarion; as well as the pletieure which will be ', , From the biopic. unlidde slip;
parchasers from Be lucky, who ate quite Bunter out
s of New York. at en expense to government of $l, derived from the intellectual treats Promised, will ire . 4 . M gtec th k ' t h leiti e'er
art's beat impel. ever • I
ous, and a majority of those from Virgiuile, Mary - u
ti
a on ,Otel a per annum, and lays that there is no reason why
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_ rsiksti.on3,,, , e.
of th country shonkt be preferred to the exact. n
twelve cents a single letter.
~ - lice IlUe ,
• Tto*deedoi the Association fain the highest !degree, 1 - they soil t e lip. '
1 riesin the that of• January, 115 , thO entire police',
trio bran permanently employed I. • the Potomac Iron
land, North Carol*. , and Tennesse.e, are favors- sweapo;totherse.force of Philadelphia will,,astrettil le In: Intlepefident*
blo to _making Kan as a Free State ! They have Amoinfother points It is stated that negotiations ere commen d a ble Square. preparatory to a review by • layer Weed, of Newlj
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and worthy of the cotinteuance and cup York.
hail enough of sla ve ry ' in their old homes, and In project with a slew to the seduction _of the transit • • . l'
Isiah to be free and untrameleti of this great so- charge on United States gore d ma lt ,and tly 'I,
en d (ta g , r o te o f port of every lover of Christianity, morality and good 4) Q-A number orta.,.hrics loft larrisburg,teceo , .
/ e between the nited States an d al
caul evil, by which hey wera - so 'long oppressed, P estl e . f,l Great Britalu to, order, Its deslith le - to elect a harmonizing Christian rootlet new co. tripes I Allegan ' county. lldo 1 ay-,
'in the new homes a tt career,opening to them.
influence; to draw together the different denominations yid ~,,„. . .1 c o.
Ex errttto Scefte -On the final 'vote in refer. Report of the Secretary 'of War. i , • lg . Christiana, icausing them to forget their _denomina- 4.- 3 -Peter Mown : colored man now a, resident '0'1:
, enee to the deliegae trete, Kansas, Mes.ra. Thoeuthorir,ed strongtb of the army Is new 17,0aa Word ta,culiarities, and uniting them In one' great enter- ly,oyal,:tocnik,..Y.ti,il:as rea i ched the xtraordinary ago o:
doubt etts, the ti rat, living man in
lirlourt, Tyson, Ilarrison, Moore. Valk arid Whit- men. The actual strength at the date of the returns, rase for the lb e at a Christianity and morality. It is th7s Y cnuntry. ;e • t
nay, Atherkeaos Vint liicktuan. Paclier, Wil 1 July 1, 1 8 56, was 1a.562. The number of enil n
Bi ' ne ' 8 'calculated to exert ti w 1 1 dbe Si .1-nt influence
, po ,er u4n in. v.. 1 /rjrrt. C.Gardineri of Detroit, el Iron to have inven!
Batas and ,W•elle, etooerate _ t di of w h om vote d Ipi Vie during the twetre months ending. Septerober :Ai .v emplane machine no longer 1. n a pair,...of r.cisso
-Lot
1 15.50, was 4.440. The numSer of offers refused on ac-j -if property conducted, not only upon the world around ;'
to eject ,Whafield n Anguat Mat -voted to admithi v ti w it do the work in a nest rote style" and can
him. Mr. Fuller, of Pennsylvonia, was abseub I The number of gasuldthus during same time was 6,636, of ' /endsaccomplish In st - E-Christli Church, the Poke° al Cat edral in N'otra.
1
Mr, Riven ' vote to eject,„. Mr. Dot:troll, of
1 count of minority and unfitness for pert ice was 5.504.1
which 3.2:,13 wet* by desertion. but ups themselves, causing them to forgo old fora dollar. ' l , •
the i r own a w „,„ a t ee ttena ege t u gie e , u nd Dame street, 319ntreal, was destro ed by, reotiWednei- . :
that they have any pulicular to aecouip
Massachusetts, th ugh quiln, feeble. was in his All our Indian troubles in the West ,have ceased en ball_ding tIP day., The !two. la f 341.000, upon ilich th re was an i-1
I with the • to remember that they are laboriug in a crinon cause, aurae , or LIT.e .„ . ~ I
seat ; or the first ti , e and idled. Mr. Dickson, c ll. di I I Chey ennes .
th t
a spos ton ot. e reaps Is given in detail. '
for one master, and to accOmpliato comuoin object. gr.)-ite.,rge !Attie, 'cashier of th , ilidlp Great Weal,
of yep York, can need absent, sick. It is recommended to ext i nguish the possessory rights
Quite a lively sc nd occurred during the con - of the Godson Bay Company. as they owe no allegiance' It prowling, when its funds warrant, to establish a era (Irelan.l) Railway, was meth. - din ha mostherr -
bie manner In Dublin • on thef 14 it nit, The ass.r.,.iii
test. to oar government, and would ' be disposed to exercise a library and reading roornwhich will be open every even- , r i I r t
. 1
ema na Utle eft. ed i v .
Mr. Urow's mot on to refer Mr. Whitfielderacer. Vntierful influence among the ,Eudians against our'pen- lug fur the ajetimmodatiovi of its members, to have a se- 1 .kos t couple of •Kogliah Noble en: knottily hone -,
pie if occasionioquirad. • •
tifieato and the w tt,tleeesuoin,jeetefttte Kwe::a:udteole. it preached in lb behalf by the different ed Pittsburg with a ;;isit, and aft r cutting a big fign..,l
gate to the Comm Eleetione, I Florida n us, gm . y g
a Acm i L l v i l a caln r i e:l l ll s larde n crin d u e fa t i e igin aga t i ll ' O t n t i l .Y ri l " of
" n raini cled with it to their col tire 'Con re- 1 and diddling a Reto r ter of toadile. out of various sums. I
e "Wife ~ oe ,'-. Pee , g , were found ont and caged by the lice, , }
eu?priee to the So th. , ' tarr posts. .1 , gallons, and tO have sr:cries of popular lectures during 11, e.alajor Ben Pettey
Poore
(wheelbarrow !liana wlll
vet d Dv thecconsi
Mr. liouston, f Alabama, remarked in his Much space bi de L &ration of the pre.
I seat : "Thin has h u fixed up between Banks and r u n , : Pr th ' m " I' "" the winter , for the
ilitary Vests on the 'Western frontier*, ' • I ) Pr
~
double nr se of affordin to'nur ' lline In New Y"lt o" A.'el y"venlog o"A 1 - 'flat!
ati,..itetm , o i., the most VllWltola one the Nivel.- ever
Grow." - • a colnplete reel lotion of the 'shots, system Is urged. eltizene a rational and delightful moths of enjoyment r ........,1 It has puir f i him into novirietv
, Th e expense. , at pti-sent are enormous, without any cor
- 1 After the questi in on the motion to refer had , responding benefit to the country or Frontier. and te taihment of adding to the resources t& the Id' -Atn tit o.ro lee 1. tear ..er,io e while it . 1
lets •
en r , and . , . .
A of friends _ however 1,100 'le, scorta not ono:
ken decided, the siienker said Dint ho desired to The great • number of neignations Ile the army. show , I lAssiociation for improving their lit rary. and i readiN
The d..i..5. by the shadow bat it casts,
say with the, eel sent of the House, that the the noceswity for nn increase of pay. It evidences al l 'vein. ,
policy Injurious to ti.fecsional pride while the hanl", Protects the lingering de drop from the sun.]
- ch - arge made hy tl gentleman from Atihnuia was ,tro and frontlet ~,, , t ion, ~,. tha ,l noi, , ,gte i
ot .', It if to be hoped that all who aro hi:nifty to the eV ez-The St . nolix - toil and them cal works: near licirt,
_without toundatio in truth ; that lie had bold no there eartin, a Web no other °flings:of the Mtvern u m n' enti jells of the Association, cwhatgood citi.teo Is not 11 will ' lington. Beaver county. was deal . by ,fire on Son
conversation with the gentleman from irenney I- are called upon to make. The expense of living has i encourage Da efforts to benefit the young and exert a It was owned by Clierr), y en A bail k Co. Loss
1.7. ‘ ,:,000-iusurance b y
111 Phil. delphia Insurance° .j
vania on the e,ubj et. . been greatly augment d, and the pay Is about the tame I
, benign Christian influence. ' 1 ses. , i
Mr. Houston, a I Alabama, excited-" Does the as it Waft fifty' years no.lt is hid errinhmy. thi report I , -tew........-------- • I 0 - e...a sonal c.tnal boat ►load d with I on. sunk t ,
s i contiuues. to drive th 1 wave and Intelligent' from the I . arliarf l'bilati.l 1 a on S egad nag X. ,
,i / Speaker raean m • , I seralce which they adorn. lisr'.lztronon4al ,Isler_ts in (Paitcr.-Every admirer .llarket n eat t h • i j P i. e i irsay.
ed 3: 2s
.e.
.t
'"•„ Speaker, firml -"The Chai r understood tint I I of Ito; wonditre of the Urliveree will eget,' with the editor
l a l t!d t , i t ' ;: ii hrot t lt r ers t I"illtri Captain ,
'and Jelin 314rk y.,1
- t
gentleman front labatna eo brie such a charge," Report of the Secretary of the Iriterlor. of the NeWarlC.Adrcrfl4, that the IttaTeln. look lovely aged ll ' and 14 years, were drow ed. • si
Mr. Iloneton aid ho had good reason to think The Secretary of the Interior's Report states that the at night at this canna rlf.th r e ar f rm., Ira' tit this Gine ni -- Penns) tannin is eur greate t wheat State, and it-I
quantity of land aurfeyed since the last report, Ana up e ' '. -e " • timated 20 raise. this you 18,Z1.000 bushels tAOhlto is
to the 30th of September last. is 1(1.873,699 sere', earth- favond with a couple of evening starr-Jupiter and Ye
nest, raising F 6,4,00,000; New Y rk is next, vetoing 1(1f
to
the school sections. The execution of the nus ; indcad, a third may be added. namely' "Mart. N0r...ka0.000: Mod% peat. raising 4,600.000; iittsconelre
graduation act has ratted many grave qut.stions, which is it the Fret time, according to heathen my, ology, that 14.0.'0,000; nod Virginia raboss 12,500,000. t . t i f
tall for the laterpositlon of t ougresa. lie says it is an . meth , beat and most ronclu are reason for au.,,effert
Important matter and should be promptly dieposed of, those ancient dirinitics, now called planet., have spent i
that we ereeremember to base eord, was given by a
either by sanctioning and affirming the artren of the the evening logether. Ten us appears et mi4ent only a ::•aue Idea" Dutchman, In reply I a friend who reinatrk-1
thod Office or directing that intents be issued without brief time after the settipg (Samsun. IleVrialte,bove. I ed, “Why, Hans, you have the most feminine cal of,
further . opt rement. I countentuoa. I have ever seen." ''Oh, yaw," was th" re-,
The quantity of lands'sold for cash•during the fiscal ever, will be gradually . prolonged ton later hour. But ply, , I know the reason„for gat my mother was a me !
Te amounted to over nine and a quarter million acres,', Jupiter will shine for acme wet ks 4he greater part - of the mei , o . -t, I
toedthe receipts therefor are $8,891,414. Ths total ! night, cuing to bed at the same time w ith the gandr. rtiki - ily a recent accidont on t e Kilkenny Railway In
amount of land diipteed of Is over thirty-flee millions ' 1 Irelano. John hennisly. Patrick 11urpliv. „lobo Hudson.
of.acrea. - 1 debauthe trid street picaroon ;• li ars will remain some-
James 11vosl 3lartiu Doyle ere killed. Th..) iere
lie suggests the neressity of farther power being , what tenger. While on the subject of 'the he evens, wo caught la; at i and cut to ale s-fbur had their h , ads
granted to the Connulseloner of Pensions to kuvend, di- % we • itmentionthat they contain , at no other time, rut co
y am-ae miletelv ff, and on, wit 'was the only al,filin
minish and discoitinne pensions when the mason for , ' that simnel Fitly signs of life a er the collision, b ell Irla
granting themh wholly or partially eased. 1 splendors equal to dhow which now every evening. illu-
acme cue at
The n ember of *tents issued within the year will 1 urinate tile sky,parlienlarly Its eastern 'bronco!). More . it-It . haft arcentlk been ,i, '
probably reach 2500. , , fixed st.tridof the first tignituite are cong.n.gated along. i Court in Cennacticut..aml
The report says that during the present AdministiveSouth Cananni. (list the iesiniti
bright 1 C II ' b htvi I tl
tion, filly-two Indian treaties have been negotiated, i abe 1, from aPe alnt or nort 0. r us, le
receiver trout. the s uss...bolder
twenty of which remains to be acted upon by the Sen.. I most s magrilficent of all in the south, 'than any other pes it,..a with Min, though the
ate. By these treaties the Indian title has been extim , equal space can boast. First in the 5 u 1....u.s p ioresatori 'nation of the wager; bail, by t
gutshed to nearly 155,000.000 aerial. The atignsgate of al • nit. locteors, then follow close the Iljadte.g 4e mg paid ON•er the mt i niey to the wi
stres•ey consideraGon Paid therefor Is $11.164,511•60, The 1 lan"' gir"liansoni"rla the title
au nt within Our borders me supposed to' number I medlatelylOrion ' bursts upon the sight , flanked by Coped <lured Into New. York from Lo
abont 300,000. • g ) - • Ila in the Wigoner and the Twins on the left, and the it is mounted on two wheel
iThe process of the keßontrallon of the Indians has al- 1 lig htning - flashin g Sirius low down in the Southern her of psotengers, mid the reinspa
ratly been attended.withlbe happiest results, and give , , _ _ , _ _ ~. _ _
... •• cer. who ic-perehod--upon a bed
promise of.attadmprogress in the amelktrition of their ' tit", wit h urnc)e'n b e tween, 'nee.'" In ~..lights ot
not partieularli hander,me, I , u
-
physical and r i poTtal condition. , 1 tech" note supply the interval long the brilliint tiolds, Coati,. concern.
------... 'and enhance the sublimity o these burning orbs, while 13.1.0 n Nfonday °seeing bast,
Report of the Bre t of the Navy. 1 -I bore train ran through the Piti
Jupiter IC glowing with his severely white Name In t 2e,
The Report of the Secretary of the Navy, glees a de- • • Chicago train at Alliance, crust
tall view of the operafions of ihi• Navy during the last wiwtern sky, and Fomalhaut shining dully down south. whin;: the stall het and pArt 0
year, and Its present strength. A numg his recommen
, By this thne Venus, With tier yellow ray. bas retina to 1 prisons were killed. vit,l sever
Batons, are for another squadron in'the Pacific, rendered ,
' repose; and 101 l her old paramour, red.ha'roltd Bars, jo_l rurr r " er i th " 'l l " rer a" .B
nia•essary by our extending cominco*: for the adoption - , train Ileo to the NV 14 , 41 p, to rain
of (lie English and french nystem ofi gunnery on l'rac spend •
the rest of the night in company with other tiles- 1 , They are Muck blamed.
ti
ships. and fur t e deapateh of entail steamers to env - tial beauties. But all the glories of the liesains are not 1 .0.0-Du log Lb. , willit6r StYl.4 I
say the Guano Islafide 'on -which Conimodore Mervine 1 tra n wilf leave Bendin
monopolized by the constellat one east. ' Atair, !.-",°, . t .„
made an ausatiefactory report. The Secretary regards I
' , 24 , eine] , . A. 3 gaud Emmet.
the construction et the six war. steamers as Inangura- ' Yega, IMI Swan and the Great Bear still keep their lamps' on the D.tuphin •nd Smyrna'.
_lings new era in tint naval service, and repeittiOble blazing io the west, though all, excepting be List, with Aubnen at 11 A tat for Ha
former taanunnendations for buildlog ?dram Shupe of , Train will leer inburn for I
fading Ictstre. The Great Boar perhaps thj most remark.
warpf small draft. The .sending out of seamen to re- ....„,„ - , the arrls abof fiv l'assencer
liege distant cress ix avian of as an expeament, and 7 - able of the constellations, visa bat never sets, hi i .....
' ° a 1 daily (except ,tanday) ne.:110
a 011ie continued if it shall work well. The SexiadarY , unlivtcrrittitedly eves). night In tbeavar, ask ispureued 1 - • ---,we
likeivlse recommends the employment of Assistant t '
tore
f 1e r round the .Pole by the d i rge at I.l'iaotes.
_sere, with moderate rouittenratlons.
re a series of Bold and Shutting floacries.-IFith.
, In the p. al fortnight our Borough has been the 50,1 ef
thieving epriatheri, one'of Whirl) NIBS Chatacterized by
a Nibble s calculated to etartle those who Imre been in
atm baba of leaving their front doors unlocked at nib;
s, at $112,600,91/4) ia dutt ale wa l g t o 4t ris l ,
C, 1850 was 592,0 00 . 0 0 0 = w witrrensT he .1
el ?1
. 0 110west..possil)le -prise ati tOwud
The ad nnlarct
tail, is of far groatar value : The incn , t ,
• lu 156
coney:minis—'•l call the gentle-
Great exoitemen,o
'I am as inuch in order tho
' Mr.-Grow, of •
man to order."
Mr. Houston
Speaker was."
Mr. Grow—"T.
a matter of fact.
Mr. Houston •
Correct me."
- At this moms'
tense that it was
spoken. At last
and calmthrong
to make an oxpl
House; but °Nei
ern]. Mr. Orr, I
question, o i pd tb
ing had hr ppen
IGNORANCE A •
curious fait the
Northern states
to the ignorance
allowed - to read,
greatest strengt
try where gaiter i
plea of Freedid ,
l meCess was run'
facts and appe
public'. 'lt was.
lexcellent reastul
litical ducumenl
and otir cand!!
still livps.. It 11
fore the fourth
tb4 value of fre• 1
fore thou' the di
free speech, the
Courant.
Ye'ry true.
Territories of
tame of white i
'cherished by ti
cation pi-ogress'
numerous, the.
wish to correct the 'gentleman in
'You 'don't know facts enough to
t i the excitement became so in
:airiest imphssiblo to heat a word
the Speaker,-who remained cool
out the storm, said he would like
nation, with the eonient of the
B •
ons were abruptly made by sev
f Sputh Carolina, demanded the
House sent on again as if noth
d.— Trilmue. .
D THE BUCHANAN Yore.—lS is a
I,the vote for Buchanan in the
was alwa‘ s in direct proportion
of the locality. Among those
, ither could not toad or were not
the Buchanan ticket obtained ja,
1. In those:sections of the coup
.l ignorance prevails. the prinei, :
made but little progress. our,
lng tOso who lead the uutue*us .
!Is which were placed before.tle
,o in this State, and it furbishes ad .
for'continuing the supply of pufi
S. The election it is true, is over,
late defeated. But 'ha priUciple
. as itaportant . now, as it was be-:
f November, to show the people
•dom to a c ommunity; to place be
gnity of free labor, the privilege of
Iripurtance of free soil.—Hurtford
l' •
he principle of Freedom for the
i e United States, and the limper:.
i
abut. maintaining its dignity, are :
o citizens n't ' the North. As edu
s ;• az .PubliclSchoys become more
Demeerntie party wilt 'loge 4hnt
ch it depends for success•-the igno
o driven 'masses, As an illysira
ce authe,Fresidential vote elf the
, sional Disttiet of Illinois; (dims
et in which there are, according to
+5O; almost 12,000 groith• up per
neither read nor write—nearly all
the slave States. It is as follows:
, uchaion. 'Fivmnnt.l 7ll nvffe.
1144. , 2 , N
704 ) ' 3 159
332"" .. 4 228
1051 % ,5 251
630 5 , 551
1004,228 -
1419 Ip 4r ' 188
1062 , 27 5 45
.404 15 230
,a 1278 ' • 60 426
5.74 ,90 163' '
731 . 29 • 540
• 1218. ' 129 ' in.
po,vier upon orb,
ttut., Onttlo-li
t N ie i n n , l , b let c u o s n : r li
Egypt, a Diet
. 1
the census Of 1,
Bona .who can
emigrants fro ,
, Garatim
Johnson,
Pope •
Franklin,
C3l
Salina,
Alexander,
Jefferson,
- Ellington,
Way cle,
:11,818 353 3,884
rksZer-kelatgay, whore bat . a few
Winch Dopitcriti—tcrindiilate forth°
Ines defgfed by a large tnnjority, be
known to bejin favor of Free Schools,
allOws it/ tho,iniie of ignorance:—
I t". Wieners their ustountli3g
• .4 . _
Total,
This out-B
years,sinae a
Le6islntArc
cauEe lewas
Berke still
ditto "Egy,
11\u -in mil
. e
HE GOUT
son led at
cccdi gs.4l
gartitizt3
This is it:i
her co cr!
natty al, nof
to, r ciedif
S ' 'S
/ ; , 1"
. cl..)31}111:1FICi AI. CONiiiiTION 89-
r itnn*lin Monday lasts,. r its pre-'
' ;o exciting iniermt; need not be re:
at the lip,i•th, with apprehension.—
[
: hould 11: s.'il. s et the South improve
ill adva tag . e". Let her d'o it ih a
"sectional spirit, and• it will'reduund
nd prosperity:
J. .
.s.
OF ,THE DEFiIt.ThIENTI3. ,
is of 41143 various Departments aro
ad interelting.. Neci :must, content
) everotklh givingln . 4rcly an'abstraet
g features \ of cach=e
•
:
be Seeretttry of the-rseasistr.
1
taboret° report, and tea satisfactory e hi- I
. merclal and' financial cadition' of ho I
i - one with a statement of the receipts nd •
fihecotintry''f4r the fiscal year elleif
rho total receipts were $73.918.14 o
;
+8 3 were from customs. $..8.917,f:44 f 0111
pd ~ 5,?77,633 from:talscellanerous sources
es were $72.04A.70 . 41'being for civil and
uses. $24,274.330; inter, pensions and
'.,q21; the War Depnr ent, $10.948.196 -
meat,, $14.077.047, and rot the rixternp•
1 Air debt, $12,7611,:390. Thibalance In the
e lst of July, 18:56, wa s $141,901 325.
I the -nimmarclal eca lditlM3.„of the coon
; gly gratifying. ' The total IMports for ft.
( e 30. 1846. amounted to i-314;tFt9,942: and
i "26,001.918; slanting an excess of espoi l ts I
ff 812,324,076. The exports anti {rivals 1
t Vein any preceding year, - the )excess of
sports being however about sl,,..aili.)lf4ts
sinus fiscal year, which it will . be rement
.perBd of comparative scarcity and,grcht
o Ettrepe. We subjoins table exteit4trig 1 ,
ears, commencing from the Unto when
i n of the 'lead year wee changed from
tine 30, which will show the steady and,
grelei of the edinincree of the country la]
may'be mentionedAhat the year.l647 in-A .
0 of.the familia in Ireland: . • ,
Excess of Essen of,
rts.: ' 'Exports. imports. 14ports.
.633 $111,W),046 V.,765,011
504: 114, 6 4 6 • 80 4 $3,601:053 ,
1,797 113,40,516 8,103,254 •T
3,,4134 158,0,{11.6.42., '12,102,084
7.9 ' ;,154,056.445 0{1;491
7,443 145,755,81 n 2.1111,519 , , .
. %WA ' 130.940,912. 41,191.406 . -
4,931 . 215.335.0 n, •i0,ca,079
%,,442 209,041,625 4.308.81,-.
s.nr.' "2:1 , 897e,157 :17.00 . 2.190 .-
4 .381 215,796,3 - :0 44416,06 V 1 .• •
.520 274,156,848 „ 1 3 ,figit 326
,942 : ...120,064,911 12,324,0t0,
a vierlietil (rein i customs doting the fiscal
11.2,11C2, being; an increase over the previeas
I 125. 'Tl* *peal hf.the duties on woolls,
. ended. ou the'ground that it has failed ;to
• i thimesties . productlnn of ,the articTir
14 W . 1141 linposed. .No material changelis
lit the ditticson Inin and ite#l., but lbe .
Moult& the eV:tension 0; the free.list,to '
''used in mandfactures, to an estimated re
1,000.000 anntiallj. Ile see Fame!' the
' the broad natal currency, as .the first step
uttalliei mjelidm; anti
! Itt continuance of
tof levying &Ala( ..' l,„ • ..i, .
t o tridwalth thliiiSs;xBnl 1 1 1-.Yelli firt -,
the impofte from lb Frontal:di tustord-
/ REPO 1 1
X Tho Repo
I
.voluminous
~rent
E ITOR'S TABLE.
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°Se raps from a rt Note-Book ."-*I II nstrated--Pas
sages of Eastein:Travel," -111ustiate4—and a ratiety of
other matter peculiar to this Magazine. Copes of 1h-
December number ran be obtained at atunan's.
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monthly; publikhed by Watson kit Co., and edited by
ClMries Leland, well known by the woresze de plume
of 't
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and interesting:publication. and Is furnished at half a
dollar a year., or gratis to subicriirs to the Magazine.—
the experiment has our held wishes for a snecessful
career, under its talyted editor and energetic pnl Ushers.
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Will be lensed to learn that this, his Dust; hail been Le
sueid infix' Illustrated octavo edition, bx . T. B. ,Petering;
lb2Cbesnnt street, Philait3lptila. It is unnecessary to
say'a- word itt - pralso of the pimplicity and fidelity-4e ua
turn which characterize all of Dickens' works. Little
Berlin" it equil in interest to anythingityi ; over wrote.;
Mr. Peterson has published all of ‘` Bois" 4orks..--num•
boring thirteenwhich hifurifshOs fire dollane—
Copies of ••Little Dorrit" will be sent to any one by the I
publisher, through the mail, free of postage, on receipt
of ?fifty cents.' Thorn who hatiaread "Picket lek Papers,"
"David CoPperfield," eta., should not fail !to rend for
!‘Little Dorritt," •
(hullos 's Mioszisz for Januari, 1657, is superb..
ilte'Magayi ois now edited ;by Charles 0. Leland. K ni si
the prl 1 illustration, entitled 4 Tlie New ' lie 1
Gift," Is a tanning fan! artistically delineated. The
fashion plated' one of th , defrost ever published In Ora
m',l,
Gra
ham's. "The Orphans' is the titi ,9! t well executed
wood engrarina, val pattern f riiislipper Is given.
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Irttrated historical sk?lch.• "The Cypress Cr Wn "is a •
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hiclovical sketch, entitled "The Court of ':„linpoleon I,"
Isalso illastrated. In addition tp some useful pattern
-plates, and a comic sketch, there is a variety of pro - se and
poetical contributions from Eli:Ate authors. '
Again we Must congratulate the, publisher., Mesirs.l
Watson & Co., upon the success which attends theii' Of- . '
forts to publish a superior Magazine. ltLis au f,dit In
every department; and exhibits a degree . Of MOIL liber
ality-and talent, which renders Philadelphia enviably
notorious for its pneeminente In this branch of the put-,
lishing.husiness.
. . -
No work that ire are acquainted with, bind's upipret
tier than Graham's Magazine. We therefore tiTcrise
those who donut tattp,it; , to commoneb with the- New
Year. A. gentlenutitcouldn%t offer k lady a neater Pgrq
ent, than a copy orGinizanq Stagazine for tn., y e i r .4.-
Copieg of the January tnaMber etilf be obtained at Bati
nail's. -, • •
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WM
NI
tom Afairo.
Ire The Irdydays are at hand. Thashaving.glaspr
solo, peculiar to the F 4.11 1 ,011, would de well to make the
fa.et, Ossit , le, try' adTortlain ttn;
Journal •
•
/•'• De (rout_--Several boats weve_frofen up at Ac.
burn on Thure•riy ; but it is possible ttiattho ai.irm ant
copious rains wiiich hat e . flien since.! have; releenea
ibern from theirtry bondi . 9-
creral former noildento of rottarille o now located
in Wisconsin anti Minnesota, p2ld prf. Borouge
tht
‘u ‘ iek, a flying visit; They give: glowingi arttriptionn of
Western liferseiugy, huntiroq rte. I
'Air Comm' 4.ed to Prison.--013 Mondaii Potri
Ormanlris tifire Squire Reed, ehargoOlth stistliegAt
pair of boots. trilErid at gl 150. from' Flit %trona& tat'
rick woo in Mt-tit:l4oF bail, committed to prison to an
swer the ch.ar'.46.
*j Fatal zAccident in 4chultt,lttl ttuu
named FamPion. aged Ire, was dzatao_tly kilted in
;Schuylkill ilainncw Sir y, mainglast, In cvnaequonco
of falling *down; bOarditlg break
btg Ws neck. irp),Fiitem employee of roan:ling IMP-,
Mad CemPtiny at tat point- Ile ledallt a . wife add'
chill
Cbrteirt will laiglien at Thompoion's
llnll' no
'Monday evening nell,:lby:fidr.J..lber, a Dad wricallti, l
lir. Dyer atirompanielLbtmaktfirtth the initnr.pos
itions rood y oke I bill proginteune t Monday evening
is welt *lotted. and wa enwron;wtt Vat to,ltberaL patron
age. •atiformerly,zosidelkin thlilltworlab., At. present.
be le a eltizen of l'ittladettpla:ia , ; : ' '
! season. . ,
Early last week, - Mrs. Major, reSl
1l Early to Centre street,
was ri.bbed of a gold watch and two gold chains, valued
at $lNil. Some other grticlea td' jewelry, and $....0' In money
— 4 ll 'aimed at about $g21... The property was • stolen
from 31r.s..31ajor's residence. There Is no definite clue
to the petpetiator of the robbery. .
About the same. time, the residence of )tr. Phillip
Womelederf, In Seconds t. was robbed of jewelry and
money—the property of rs.‘Stlchter—valued •at some '
.140. lei this case also. Older remains undetected:
The boldest zobl i ery owever;• was , perpetrated on'
Tuesday evening last, at half pant 8 o'clock. at the resl..i
deuce 1./r. J. T. l'Ucholas; In lila r rket street. While the
family weivitt ng In social converse, in' a • bacli ram
of the first MOT , the Attry djoillingt-wali entered 'fn rat
the street by means of the front door. From the ent
the thief or.4laerei, itrnet-eded up stairs to the 1.1
r.
rooms, which. they rifled of everything portable and Of '
value. Anmog the numerous articles of jewelry and
• wearing appare laken,Were a valuable gold 4 - etch and
chain,) and 1 he shawl. The entire value of thb
progerty stolen Is about $2.50. ' Ilere also, as In the Oiler
catainumberatCaSei number:it d, the thieves eluded deft-Alen. altboug
Tor. Nicholas di overa the robbery but a mement At
ter The perpetrators of It left the pxemises. It
thOught that a woman Is the principal...actor In the ~
. .
I operations. I - . I
&end time between 31readay evening 30 Wetinesdar
morning last, t to dwelling of S. Morris, • Jr.; on Centre
street,was mat red and robbed of silk velvet vest pal
. terns. a silk d s. other female wearing aPparel, a nuns
ber of ram s fiver cdlns, and other articles of ; -
ding value. The entire value of the property steb, .
MIS about $lOO. lt Is not knbwn who perpetrated t
\ robbery. . .%
‘ in view of the fact that the Borough appears to be ito
feinted with thieves. bold and expert, we eaut kin our tit
e igen s• in regard to tlietr doors. Keep them Pekeddurig
the day as well as In the evening, and see that yo ur
houses C are well secured at night.' As we have no ;k
-lire rgulat ions adequath to secure the coriunanlty i from
successful burglarious operations, our ..itizens must +s
pend upon themselves to protect their property. I
II
!. . .
WATEA-WORKS FOR lIIINERSVILRE
. .• - • , . ..
By the annexed cornmunicat ion;. It lilt' be pertCetfed
tiottour illnersqle neighbors are in a fair way lit ast
to have—whatiligiong have needol:r.Waterworkti to
suiply that Borough it is gratifyiog to percei!veilhe
splritevinAl In our sister Borough,: In slats mat t
31inersville,w111 fully realize the benefit ,which s iti ar_
crue from the proposed improvement, Immediately pen
- its rootlet ion : . .
3.llstssru.z.g, December Fib, lt. 6.
..
. MrS. S. gnitolta t—Tho Water-Works at this place are
now tiro appearance' of being completed in a short late.
We bad supposed that those iuterested In the Coal ode
in onriimighborhood would feel interested edhugh It this .
project to step forward and assist:us 3n intridurin the
water to the Borough. knowing that theprorks In t bleb
they were Interested. were . suffering for w:int - o :good
water. Since my last communication two tires have
,
been Instby an explosion of the boilers at one f ditto
Collieries on the line , of titierontemplated improve rot,
andlor want of this article. As a large quantity
ter would be wanted to supply the C o nt..ttes. I ea ,,
thought best, tO lay large pipes and make oth Mr.
pmvement on a st a le to meet the . demand. and co t'a we
induce the parties interested,to step forward an how
that liberality We had reason to expect, we inigh4liake
such an icarovesuenUas would supply all who n ' •sra.
ter.! FlaWa &onto experience I haisianqeskred .hare under
taking to canvass for tills stockCl• have come to the
conclusion that we will havetdot,took tt tit fa. on+.lvec.
anti take such measures as willKieure to the 114 rough
;alone a plentiful supplro! wateis•.„ -- , •
'. Ondhe 6th day of December; Vilitl, I met the mmis•
':ldOiteriat a meeting held for the.purpose at a .piing ,
:turesures to complete the Water-works... • •
:. Tim following resolution was adopted unanins sly by
..the Cotomisslneers.. OttEnottoct of J, C. .t9fight. it ,Wa a
i Regairat, That a committee of one Its appoi led to
•seetwe en accurate survey of the .vehi,ple works p posed
:to ,rie constructed, Irviuding surveys of Rig C .ck or
' Dyer's Run, Laurel RIM, allitsco other streams owing
. between them, with a view to use the, water fro 311,0
;.' there if deemed necessary, with setwrate istimate ei
cfth
nista of the works hy using a six Inch pipe, a gh
: iiirh pipe, and ii'ten inch pipe.
',.. , ..'Wit p elk:ye re:01130011 irgurndopied with the I collo
Ittgtklug the Works aecortlititr lb ilia Inedos es sell 1,
-1 ie rantasser ; and it .has been shown to the mulls
' s l'itiomirit and others al ready interested. tat we tt ma
f o
' . .strnet those works on A scale lore eUOUgh to su lyth
l'.lli.rolkldo with wafer. All however, unite iu say g ohs
[ if,ithe Means to lay larger linos covet tie rat , 11'
else ralsr.sutliclout total. a six tutu
pipe. and %at w
will edit out coat ;wording the fiat it tarnished avol''
itshould not suit the taste of t 110 k t, outidde. wo mum
' helo:ll4sa we have done the best we can under the
, Mukstnnees. You will see by this that we date
. ...ralultd do complete theist Work,. - amount: ' tit
to . ssatie them large enough for tit Borough at . .ea
Imbed Without,illlttealty. I . at u yours. ke... '
. I.Liff.rf 9. Ilostrit.
. • )• • ~
N:`
MIII
I
BM
ti
'idea by the Sup mei
by the t , uprfmeCou toff
party In kwager nayii
ho money . ate had d,..)
atter, aftdrflte tPtitint-1
e order,of t e dells tor ? ,
Tier., ' 1
f a .glieety , ohlclu '
I afro-
I
dpu. On horse . suiJ
it aretann odates a meal
- s over the,top to 'tit drt-'
tail `scat behind. tIS
is a v e ry easy and 1:0131-
... ' ,
. .
e, tho Cleveland int! itts-,
ttsburg. fort Wayoef and ,
tiing , tsro cars, and dpinol-i
I the hotel Otero. e.e . ht. .
: 1 wounded. Attef the. 00-;
fireman of the 1;11101410i
so thtt fury of the. 07,tdde.f,
. 611
s at v t f I:l.d:t lt , tu'' 'waPrel4ll:e:'l"l:al':nr4'.rdril:j:
2N - 17 . 71'nk4tEroirr or
THE Nary,-r„,-- - Ehelloport
N a vy haii-leeznpithlishe.l.
mendi thttiall the officers
their citizens' clothes at t
tug ball of itochhill W
Che uut street, Philaael
)ss.—That a tax
Goforo ho uuJer
the trt of prey
Ives b./ attemptf
those who are
p.- I oput„vit 11t:t.61
write a ioatialile article
grammar, punctuation,
atenet4eripqor the press.
Tbia wo:elevate ours
bring down and depreeta
*
That it is in good taste'
fllFilll3 at breakfast or di!'
'l 4 bat a moustache iaui I
to wear jewelry
uor.
mei whnt of thrn
; s afro the grntest
That th u greatest talk
ere. ' •
.That the trio: 7eauti .
where eleq tha n the
ville Stokes,. NO: 209 C
)Itia.
'ul clothing is Ft
!rent; cloporittin.o
testout..stnecl. P
To Nervaltim
man. re.ton•d to health in . 1
of ;teat nervous suffecink, l
the meant( of cure. Nrnl
used. Iniect the thr...e11. 1
street, Brotiyn, N. N.Y. 1 1
Sept.
...i• rite orPuttirtlle
le k Miishell, Ita .rtes
t
're. 219 Chesnut stre 4., Ph
h their-tar/A and elrgs,t
We would remind
viriiiitkt hat Messrx:Tyn
China ()lass and Queen,:4r.
dell - lia. are now ready wi
horluient . new ;mats.
51w:sr's, T. & M. troop eYe
lino, and sed them In larg
farmer and thwatlienehe
elsoodwr,
- )o ,
y drarriptlon of p 6ln tl
or small.-quatititl s to
!per tpau they can °bin]
3 j ill lreall or F. lid t
MEM
'lVe invite our. re:tdv.rs to
an Order
1 111-I
attendc
rbe , l sl
t rs, tb •
lotion ay's P
mach. which ate usuaily
film nausea. griping ; dirt
tratten of the I..ttily row
swift and cdtatn remedy
dleations of a dieTased rt
. nffer cat I# . g; a dry, yellot
dolmen, N rep u1b1% , , taste
tbd giddiness, pill
aversio& to iftintal ext.
Bowels. I r liele symptom
the Pills hare 1.. 1 eu rdm triatt... , . it 11c4and
- . --The ihpnwriatol lAA not: oecut I. I I y Jehlt Br
bowel , . resume the rej.ul r Anal', g. rous psrtorm ael 11, thin In Nor's...4 tn street' CO foot tr. lit by l 1.1 grlrd.ep
thou . runt lion. the pill nt n etr nj,th returt s, antkin 4. Ale , 3I It t ie y
1 „ ) , ) , btt now .., rupl, I hv 1.• . P .h.ou,
bort time tho-....ure La co ipl.te i alyunlng the ate. .. It rut.' to suit purdi ....re 1 4 .
'a 1 .Lib.A INNIV-1 4 S.
1 ~
1 Pottsville, ftcno r r 4. "..a 40 fee
R. R. , 1 -...-
pkimt. ,, , FOR SA LE.- 2 -T tv 0 llori
-4,0-Atmost Dortd •••••out._ Of th . e most twatt r l end
in.r ',ins daily 1 +I,. illein 'o r gnat cid. $ Aptbit 1„ r ,., 4 '.' N . lnc ht.ll l 3 ll I C ,' );
C I e l. •
..... a gt I t: 1 3. 7 i 13 4n ith " , ' u l t f i ' m " l i t t P l u s b- al:t ' a l" ..r iT lA'
the mutt .t.ver , Full, -t it -: tud 3 ktions of vert and , the I ,ed nriti rid md a wtanansblp, have t.Leee , 1‘,....
i
disc. is, nun Form tittle apptsr a hafting handl Cu , th`e 4, a” h ll , l he "hi ' h 11 `• APIA . .. to or Phil , :
:in '''. 1 }. ...1 % , t ß 2h il s ) t !ee l. t T , i l t !h V i rT l ad t. d . p . hla
Ape of the Leideat 141 ta'or,th bitter col winier ..t
ir
hk.lif., a poo. fellow, %la was marl) frozen t death, as . Not 1. r •G! • 4t o"
t
jacked up out otllteld ty,and t then to th 51x,93 4 • r tr..l ()USE 'To LET --'l'lle. the
1- 0
.- . ceVia
Station holm , Poser y, not Mont, had dr vin hint to sto'ry rirlek thtibling. lb.• Atoll on I Hood st
:fhb boo / err ne oor to the Istllettoeli.t - thur. h Thy. ht lIM, %on,
tne street.: fir shelter; .reorning wearied
an I dispirited with his tni‘erit R . , he uneonWhu , ly Yet to ,tarn*r themd 404r:tide in the 1. Toct;ls. with a I t ett,„ .„ d
!agate k'n.4e1...1 nil t'lv n immed tely I ,
sle,p• slid hid not hys . -piste and .hittp.rous ritdat .n ' •wu l t ' lT: 3 o. l o e :hie particulars, apply to ' r
I bem nuthed by sums hind pne..‘nner on the ett4t, Z I . , L WONIEL. , NMI ,
corener s verdict neuld 11,4 re Lees ' Cnzetlit.) death."— Plt hell. •., July, 24.'0D ~,..-. 7.0.
..
e l ttt lrll. li). 13 1 E 'l'o W N 1...0'1' ro r : 4 ale
Fortuna teTvitor the weer lltt • a howert rd here was twine I ite .
In him liedtrty s It, tI) !teller wts applled. Somapour I - ...im a tt. 0.1 r.nubuty IttfkVi 10 the bn n
led down his throat. an hi , body• rubbed s+rousl with Minasll , . contlinite: co ref Innit. runnlitz tick to
‘tou'lt .0 ri, t - .. , feet hallos is I utldin •^ on It rewind
Lt It ..00n I,rouzlit b It the warm Idol d Ito hi* lyt ins, I , t ., 0 ,„ 3 „, 1 th e f jun i iti„,, kidr°, 2 6 nr „ , i ,..„ lnna ,
and 'suilt it clreullitln t!,..tlitifully. It rifnashettl and b ~...--, , ,i,,, ~,,, ti p ii...st h t i.in,,,4 1, ;ft r, In th;
i
i n ch:mated Mir, And he p, or frown, hunt :f di hesrt. bor. - 410i /or ternot spple 0 BALL.
MI , r.tille Nor( tate r 1 lei . 4i lire
erred mortality, n.n s r et. more a live. and ealth min ______'_ __..._.. '----6-_
~..
For hhiliblains, Furst Mee and ll r osen L i 3 11 01kSA1. E . k Two Ntory9
ti 1 1, , mos
Ready Item Is a 3.33 c4n remedy. i Ude), dwelllng hoti.e...'2' 4 feet fthnt, an d h 1.1.11,
Dr , telen, Vraqj b s Tenn., Dec. 81,1855. 1 rurmlnglhack 143 feet. I he. bon.e. with the impro. e
I. Jet 1b.% Hardinl ,t 1' the shore place, do publish 'lents' r ettodet hunk 53 furs. i t•ituttell tin Crude. stunt,
'that kw many yen" i 1.330 been *filleted with Ith. Port ',Me, oppesite the Tobn. thin. AAt able aid ,th r
s rin d 0 . t lit
,e lug of Dm,m6e, Web, ]f , ,,,j, whale out building's are Cu the pr .perty The advertiser wishes
wllklng In my yard,' el with gmat T 101 nre on ho be. to 41IsRoo or 4 property, as he Is gultr,:: NI est. -
',ruining the knee pan ve t ty badly 1 furthier curt ty that.JtillN 11. MU.
on the above day, Dr John J. Ilenedlct,a trvelin -• agent :NW t4ille.
_dober 41..'Z‘it , dict a a
. . 'dare, ad ' ' - 'UTTERS AND ..I*-10:1''-
.., ~ ~ ,--,..1,
, ter! At.,iliiic,plare, slid lica r Tll4; . 01 Ll_ A . 13 S A i; b ~L , ,_
1.,:i - rtbiq eomplaintithat ittlfetell ' • io -i- 1 '
toAppl llade.iy'allteadyi Relief,'
f 0- FllW.—ltrtstit.& Leith wen. awardel pretn ins at , prlere per toil thiS Will 1, fl of l: r- . [,.,,„,,„,.,., 7 ,
the gehltyjlfill . l lawn and fhtifl{4.ur.. Fain Air thfi beat I fl.s ; . an:l Oleo in tbr r.f .. ',,'" ~I ,„',„ 4: ,! ,
I „ .1, (be North: trauelt .4 114 i',.‘v , t ,,
'eery eh rt Orrin, this pain !ceased. _ •,. , cutt .
... ad . tifut i. - vrtx hi t t h„ witerynt,
In
th." , plane, 1,64 . :1ir tbe breal.f.r.,•,,r nt -,
~,,.
ha film now able t 4 walleifithout . "?
Ito riCitAystu. I , 1 linen trie.leey,e. g'"u:.:611".1?4'r3n711,37te• Ow. ws.rhnive slift.; . a tA l i . , ; . h
. t..- :
...o,
ti
rviy.
TI,
0,,1
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t, , „
,L,„
t fatind Inn relief. '1)1 - ea.A4 of ex- iiel s. ' r ik. (3i ; 6 Pa t l l 4 !tit .11,1 :;, z'a u s -w e Liflia 4 ... W4il ` n , h
4 ..
'
tor. will he itqulred t,fu1,1ff..,. rreren r ,
..,.,,,,,..,,,,
IkklY ;olio( Is - Ter preferable to , arc nil ' l‘ Y r a ::: : t d 1 .
r ' i S , 54 . !,
any on doubts tbe4 truth) of this .2 ^ .1 t e .
t_t . , T 1, ~.__ 1 12 ,!...__ t__ _ ~ ,
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~.I;,lll.l,,,iinnnttn,Tll vii,lyi.tlbl.4l:.(ftl,,,,,t,cAti,;,.
i t , ; . ) . 01 „. ... , :` ,, ! 1 . r .. r t i ., ' :;i . . 4 i 4. , :V
ill on m I at: iny reeelanre, br write
in.;_nnel will wise tlient-ful Inter., ,
scrEmm VNGIN 111:..-% .FC) If SA 1 . . E.--L-2 .
I tequiropl foe the fulfillment .4 1 11 ~, t , ,, ,„. t, „
e
- .It.:l'7l.lA'(lAltblillt:R: e. - ern Ln'Ani.l4 Willi et e 661 . ,
~
rylliirtrr *"..: torlee. al. 1 I.relr."lls.Will MIIn la' re'' 'l :r .
,1.,'T.,,!..:.,::,, .
. i °go . 10,..ii0: 4., iti,der.....„torhe• „, 1.•.6.19 . ; (hear,. 'r ors ,,., , 3 ,., „, „ ,
It ..1 suffered, thur titu;ln - 'ITO ' • ' ti . l , l „ C 'frY; b ''',. r - r . , "t• "'" 1 i it i• •. f f-ie ~ •fef en v. 4111 ' •"' • r •.,!,".
"" " 41.11.110 yr, 4 lea% sI 11.4.1.0.,V1.11-al. ....kilt, writter I 1 ii E. 1.....! 3 1 h"411.1 1 . ..
..,
.1.1. , i.,1„ . ~ 1 ,
l .13113bli) to! walk without I;inet ;wear*owl,tionlie err tient Vutapinwor I
...,,.• , ie....Heel! 1 , , t ,
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1
Jlt of Decentt.er be first . tug ga }Ono, (fun or 44.1 t wII be sold.e . s ~..1,e;1ttd.,..,41. r,..1.11 ., 1 16 , .`"„ '''.1,116;7:h.,",,:t.'irk, 1,,-0.1.11..f.,.
;It '\Rl X.0:14 li:f.t:Chf Lit la Lif.. street, I r/IMV P •- „ , , . , ~,,,, 1.„, , , ,
,31,.."11e_,.°c4141ridk.!w1, „ 41°Ilt ''p i)..to '.. . ...-
'Amu' 4in rem Weet.s. Manikin. i 15.,'.. 'e•Sto.untkee. 99- " i• k '' '' ' . p 1 1 . , • , q+..
ivs i. , . •.
141 an *hero efloPtutt ne '.Or to .... 1- i t.1X0.1% * : SNYDER, rafrrate.. it% , 1 -
.' •
.•': , I lsCf_ f ti, i.• Get .gpc:os. lESIt. . , . / 4.Y'. f• - ' lieoftul.,or '2'... 1 ~
eI • i .
- • - • 7.
of Itadway k CA:arri
my heavy fdlsnd thi
me, recomptendad_t4k:
which I did, audio a
the awelling abated. a
the use of my mine,
rat other roitiedlea: bi
treme pain, lisdnaf . l
ail other rromodiesi II
eertineate, let them a
to me st Dreadon,Tel
For-years Hr. Gan,
pains of itheunuttlari
UM help of b stirkl r
kVA the ll It. Relief
any aid and free frog
bed•rldrlvn tlauXiof
•
n ih
path.
TA( ?(; LOST.—StrArr LI • • - - • I - -
,orv, v t- ~, •
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fel 'Or ' PRO+rSTA:III3)t . VVII 805112 , 1 , , , 4. I . J ake eutl..erft.er, r-sldia; io raild. , rl.•l , , ,• ' ' ‘,:'
4 ' atallatlc! , .44' ilia Vratealant arid 1: tan ia.r.ia,llol 1....t.t • ;Hie, a 'la r.t..• I.l:wk. ,• 1 , r• 1 !.. , :7 " :' l'''
dati•ing .vpalatel , i t hi. , vt:itiont the 'world, white st Hr.:, rift hp, f , r.-11. , ,id, ...hit , i'f. , .! , -,., ',, '''''• i
A ] , (..inj...o) tllirlsif an. Witin•ss, proresi'odly 1 i.ii the tip ,‘:- Ids NI :- ii.l d , ,,,,. i-. , ]...,!.. :), L t .. '''-, 1.
n.the beat atOitirili , •si. , . 'lin 1 , . ",,..., r•ir, and ,1 , a , r , nA I. 41 . • N..1 , 1 , 4',.n% /4 3 414.4
I.4ter.ksys Is !le x .tia, :...<4O. • . , • land :OM IlitlE I)i . x., It:1'1(4.1e ail! t.1,,i•fi...,
21,1 , 00,47N:Unit..1. :r.tl!Ali of . ~.,!0. 4,1 . 4 tbq ai.e..iwki,law. or Iti lilni inform:di ~. ~ , ,
2,000,4,Xn'l America., , 21,(0).0.a,i , - i'Fct bin, again. artll lie reasonatily reward,. ' '''' L
.10.000.1kOiltrItisk*Ainerira. I,7iiii3Oth
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iStates, , 41.000.(..`.F.',r!za_and .li la'
ti Empire , '3,000.015,,,•1and5, ~ .
li.' • - ' 2.W.04:1,1% est Itnlll:4,, , and
and 'Nor- , i I)liLina, 1 ,!• .--.., 1,00;00 i
I. ' . .4,00,0 W India, Ca;)ioti lend. •• . t
and Del , •; I Chinn, , •1: •, . ogotloo i
2.:,4,-' ).obo Atistrata sint.Pco
od, . • 1,54.10,0611.1p05.. ',* 1, 06) 0: 0 t .
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I F4 21 1:g /,200,(.3+.7, rOtti . PrPtie.titri tilt • !
nd A" le ' , 1 In tho , world , ,8,13.2:.0,000
4s. ' - boo,cim - ... ~, 12. 1 . .. 1 . 1
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ifano.. id the Pe - - - k ' !14ineets- ' ' ;.. (0 11 1 000
t• T 41.. tre,.. . B,ooo,ooeitteeetind. - • • . ',. t,tee.1.490. ;
talia I States— . 1 , • !Russian EniOro, • '2,00 . 0.00 1
.Tn. ny, Mule. j , betel Britain:llnd I
Iva a it Parma, 2.750, .10 , •
treland. 'I., - tit,000444
Naples nd Sleily,..&,7so.l.4ooTarklaitranidn.... 3,1."00,in5.1
'ttOi . -nii • , 5,000,1aN SitutleAtinalian. , 1
Austrl t tia Iciliplre-:-• .1! SAW. •; ' 29.0i0.00
Staten, 11,000,10 ; N. Amerirk and .:
' . 10.000,000' ' Canada. : . 2,U , 0,0 , : 10,
5.000. d 4 ladle and-China.
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4,000. 10 West Indlet• and
2 14.000, Ilayti,• i ,
3.500/ "
3000 :
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-r; ro4.lWke. eVery 1 4 :ditkith at II A. 31. nit,t at 714 tr.
ailLfrAyis'll , 317:T1(41)1ST E.111. 1 011`.1.1. Clur-(0 1 .
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DlVinea,rvler e. cry `al , nth nt 10 1. It. arl;" -1 . P. Mj
12 - 4 , 11;3"o ;IASI! LLITiI,:ttAN vitt rXII. IrArk,t i. , tytre.
Pothi‘llle s .ll...ori. tlAN:f.t.l ' 4rte5.:1,...1510r.. ltivilto a,+i•( in* In
-thls ebut,ll r,lniarly ci+ty Sunday.Morultia. at.,,T0 1 4
o• it, .t: or olin,t, at T 0t110 , 16. Wrokly ; Prnyor 3144 - Ini,T,
T 4 . sy. .Yea NI. at 7: orclo,-.t. • .
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t.,APTIST Cltt;ll.lll.—Tho foll{o.ini mi0t..t.0..
‘r • tea to 1111.1tuip ) pit of the Baptist eh:writ At
be .. trws: , .I..tuatid el-
E. .. Widdltaol-; .
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t. 7TitiNTry ep UM
leta.b , , ,, gio at 1011
. 11 Sunday Ilt . . , 01
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, 11011 :110 2 , 1111.-"
1 nilnistry and 'card
1
n. CPT nn31 , 6.69.
• --4th Sunday In A
. *xxii, tie . .
.I—The ~,ativity'
i mas. Imtalt Lai
uel In .whlch Mr.
r, fwas * concerned;
her, and one it
14t
Lu -
lit
the
4:-.-5t.. Stvphen:
(1: - I , -
.. Hit. John. ihe
t ii'attaefigt. Yeel. 4,, and Rev. I.
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ntiaS' alter rtAtmai mid the Inuwenta Day.
.
a:Jah )t xv. aria St. Luke IL from
,Terse '25. Isaiah
rl'l t Corfulflarii , It. , •, . •
' • 1 . Ipa.NlglL-FrkSitut*N‘reeetor.
,
tTEAD. :N 111 C: 'F,R WANED :—A
,I.L,Lin:rtt t:, : i i. .! 0: : : : :e :,..:..h i :i .., :i . :::: i r0:::::: a iii :1 7 4. i. r . :::::: - :
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iy,iinerAt.n . 4. iltiliting. and vehor,b..v had ayr,:o 4 I
, . .
by applying tO thyi:ilational AothraelloC ,, al Viup.inyf
'NCI . t;ll' -
lip Stoekl oltlers 01 , th,
-
N : ) ,In k ,tililr FiY,l , k:Nlaritio lulu' itnre ilpnip.in o.
Vilinooidt, nerir tkiiinion, I.nzortit. ellunty. l'a : cy io ,
itrooy toditb..l tlitit the 1...4-ond tdoot on of elrootorm
D. It. lIIIIA EY, Presi , tod, I'llikdolplaa. 4 1 . 4b • I I li'' f II t i 111 11 t 5 A •
I _, •., ,•,, at t t ,, 01 t r tr ~ I , :t . ~.onpriti . . ai. LI 1.11(
b.4 4 4u1 , 0r 13, tyl; '' . . . J sii IT .
.• Iwo 4.oks 3 1...v0k10ntr0.) on tiii , y,,ecoull 'Monday' In .lar
-- -.. ' n " . -- '. ary• Lloyd. (1,67/4 botwoou tbedildirs of 10 ..1. M. and .:!
, 31, Is) (••••.t, of ilat llos:id. l W.. Y. EMITII : Ste',
"l A'
l'ottollle i t c,,mbol , y 3, ,16 .. . . 1,0 Id
11711. i..l4liiijßff.K. R. It. CAY.L
. :At . m.‘.4iul of ilto litrlird of 31nuact o. t :1..
,orl4ry'y Urrok Ildilroad l'on94by. held In Alio I. 1 1,
~d pi t i,,vroy,,, Sy bitylidll, contill. ltewntLer 0. 1'• , : , ... :i I
vi,b•rid of olgbt lo.r crud. iy.is 4eYbiryal, payal , l. , t,
stoillihoblorb of i•ild.Conipany on at tirivr February 1: , .
1157. by Win. lira...lL I ream/IW.
Al an el,tion hid In tliu-borough of l'ino-z0 , ‘,.. I-
4, 144. lb, follow lug btocklilll4eni were de,. ~,,,, ,
Or,. Ter tic.• en.. ilig year:, . • It
Prrsillrn;—CAl 11:it-Wi1EELI;W• ' •
ildtiospra—:.lnlut kitsmlller,lte , rgoN-Eck , tt. II:Ii t:
klyttert.'Wlllinto IraYtl, Win. El'. %aux, Char?, L ut a
Thotnas4datlig. • nil Janos L. ?Itorinad. ' "
Segyclaigh-.lows tltitimtiLlll..
Tre.u.surc,f—'lylu. liraelf. 'II 1,,
'7:
',AIiAtIgISriIt:AYION.
liumrNsTitATiJit..s!'. NoTICE.—
me inn lersizned liming been appointed Adminia
tratkr. of the P...ststry' Sr Sofornon lA•bitugoott. late of the
twouzh of orwigatitirg, dreamed, all persolm ; bailors
c dee.a.:ainit t,.'idd .I.totatd will present them In either of
the sut...erlben‘lfor aetti , ment, rind itifew indehted will
mtu
n ake iediat44ipayment. ' ... JAp.ilt ItA MNI t'. It.
A ' ' f
.- I - Ornilp.l•ur.r.
t ' $ TRDWAIta LyIiENGOOD,,Weat !Liven.
Norentber 1:r '36 -
i , n tti et
-...,--
•
, /
CIAWI 1 NiisT ATI ON :-:,•N O'T ft) E.
Whereas ettetWof Adminttratiouhaveli*n grant.
oil by the Me:lnter of Sebuy Iklllicoitnty, 'to Ale) stOsai
tierit.,cn Ibts Estabiet Peter P. Ludwig. late of the b.,
iptigh of Orwigabur. Schuylkill Bounty. ‘1,0e.e.1. no
lice 1: hereby given, requesting,all.lhrwe inthbted to the
*lll WAG) to make payment, sutt 'those hiving .clalma
{rill present them lilt ottlohient, tCI the hndirsigned. el.
i
ibex' at t/rwigabarg 0 Tamaqua". 4 • .•s '
ANN. ti . IL LUDWIO, - Administrafria:
, . 341'..1,10:1 F LUDWIG, ~ 1 .• - .
-., T. K. L. EBb It, r -
IN ANT! liL .1. IlliT. 'Administrato .
rs , . —....' i
".4.;. •
orember.ls, .34 L .11.'”iit "w.l
• , ,
1.
Pipet:lo4. Bee/mber l'i('Sti '
--
-.--'- , i
f FIC E- l o f the ili r onaldson lutprovt•
A.. , went & Ralltnthi Coupap,—Nd. 21- Nter..lo44' L-,
,ehanice, Phll.nfelphiai thav ut or 12th , 1%51.: ,
:sort cf..—The, ,,
,upp. filr.-ttle, Interrat,pn tl. Nr.rt
,!
1 .... tit. utortgaze lain& of this Company. du. a'`•
1at .. 11 Wit,. n ill, be paid on pretil•ntatliiii at the , :,•• t
th company, lk C. E 0.4
.:Sler, rrrasur , 4 ••
. 1 • ...IV,. 1.14../.N At1 r, i...4. .1 , ::;"
This mortgligo Is 11-.4 irtio,to ,ift 7 pA..cenltit.t. c.
1 .:., ' 4 lde court annually—only Vitn.rall.) of the 1. T.: , 1 ,
_,__ _ ,
.. -
FllO LEAsg.—The , Netr York and .oh Y is 9 1 .
4 ,1 to pay ,r tui..Ter InaproVonent.r , !l.. ,l
the rornoriite eStat.. of . 0 00 :terra at 110 pr le.• 1
' 1 ' Lehigh Coal Cu. '4'" to i'n*e. 114 two . T r w ' l.llsln g i Lots:in the w,,l..rit
part of this counti.. tro A t. :...
reins tlf Coal on the , brier of land known by the warm-
,Bluer ' 1 k irp0 ,,,,,. T hi , , rniiiii . i id . boudii out ~, , 1 ..
t 4 ` n 3 ^' - • or "i'•" a''''"k'''' .. '‘itit 3 "/ in itmtks tn • . ~tut 'NI 1.4 aere. 'View months office, a i•Ale iii : , ....1,
Ca r rtion candy. (tonna. The Itallres , f ,'cinnectlitir with
the
lm
Meadow Italltnail has been ea:tenths] .to meet 1 til ord t +r,..kt b.. Orphans' Court at tho Mereli...... I,'
el attire, at i. , ,1 an per nefe. Thin Synillit 1...,,. , z ...-.,:
thi. tentenpl.tedpp,eratiuus. For further 'lnfortnatlon !
~, 1 ~...,;. . .5 '
aBPIY i" . ' • . N. P.IIOSACIE, Pri.a't. ,i"I '. r non ..• ovrr and above the pre‘etillin a;. t' .
~ 1 fi l :r o the bondiepatil. The .proseeit , , •f it... --...... -,.1
as Trinßy Building. New York. l a uds ... ~ . .. .. ~. , . •
7 .
„,.
~,,,
beeenitier ift. 'Slit: ~,.,,,,, der, n row noon, , w,ount outlaw,: in,
, Tital.• . AI r.
_ . . , I ttveness of the ,'state to a much gets;., ..,. , .•.r ;Imo :•.•
.. - _
L INSBED, 011 . 0 Patent Pat
at • 111 l•Pncri k ,as....of tile. debt. These Linda are. !,,, ;,, MAI! if . a.,
Oil 1 , hay., a Orden •of markets to rhibehil.ti , 1+ 1... - a I-
Varnimb;l4g, dc.; Le.,Pl . g•tdo by J; C. ILAN N U3i•. ito 'mit itnore and We'd . ..cif Poin,l, no, 1., t1,:r1.!
, ichtivikill linven,.August '....3.'3fr
_, 34. . ~,,,j ,0rr„,,,, th,1•01 - oh Canal Imo It, rt I, h-ri.1.•••,..•
• ~...------..... , .
• o f 1A.0.1110t1 Couoty• J IN. I; '' •''''' .
Ai, 1 INERS' .- BAI\K - STOCK.--.28 ' . -t
-41'.1_ . t , hares for Nail To' 4 ' ll, E. VOM BOY .. 1 S. /11. - t-- I .VaSittflaton, („ I ,'•tlitit._ No.
ths.enther n. 'Sri "itglts . Pottsvillt• Iron Worket. : . .T 4, ••.1 utilir , r S.,n,Cof Anterio" mcot...T. Tv . NI.:1 -
' ---- T- - ' - '''' --- -
.eiexlintr, :It Methanic's lfz.ll.(Thir.i.t . ,, , ,1'1,..1 ',4 , ,r.
:DIA.TNIIIING'.
.EwrAitidslßlEN•r
•., . tre and Mrket streets,..Pothoille. l' e t,i.
.i . to:,
~,. .i i.
•. ~, •
.j_ 'von SALK.--:T.heatrieli and tohla cent pieta “frair ofil _ ,-, 0 _,. ,;.,..,,,,,. . ~._,_ ,
.. ( ..1 .1 , , , 4, ,.,.,. , „ t
l'ltttuldnit Establishthent...%,pply,ho 11. , JE.. I...vilittil. ,)__.___ v ':,-,' i ,"' - '. , '••' -92_,. ' - _
' Ihrtrember 6., 'lei 49-4 t• P"i tgvilie 10 " " , "'l' s ‘7 . o .Pl(' F.. —The Dehtwaro an)l•li
.
, Fran ;'anal will t... • opened tor N. 1.1.01..., i.. '
VOR SALF,--One 1, if C.hickering s
Li - , • 1 (o,v. the alit iti..t. N., greator (Irani:tit •.f .0, 't.:.•
.e. 'Nano F•rrteri, (itrry.l). ~rer i n irllqulars inquire at , ' giX 1 . 00( will 0,.. allowed until April sili. ,
the tiftlee of H. W. risli, Enginevr, or to J. LI. Adam, , ' , ,JoIIN lt..lll4.Alz.ON,Sser •ie.
F,F.i.. B:iti‘ville. • i Beeends.r It, 'IA 49.'d + A larch :N. 1C ,6 • • . , I• I.
TIOR SALE;--lAbout SOO' feet of 7:R i I
K. T.. p . ,, TRUCKS and P.' t
4 - It Hy incluirer
inch second hand it,, T ectta i. nes _ new. 7, '1• AINI i A Y.,Mining Engineer, ratTlit.. , .. , I -.
of CHAS. 31.1f.J.,EV, pit),,sioverictltty I. count a, Pa, - , ee-s •.P / ,Q ilia Mine Witt," arc now at t lie -I , ',....i ,
Norentber 22. 'Sr I i • , 0 , :1 „,. . ~,)„,, ~,,..,,, il,y wilt 1]• , happy t , , ••,-. t iii , ••• •I. „.-
~
-1. , why, arl, 01'1'1,0.41 in sorter Alm IMprlti..• a('. 1 ... I' :
tinr Jest ruction - ~f Cohere by uiltitLnitter
I` , dt sr i RI, .kn.rin.t it, 'fin ' • a, .7,-.'
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FOR.OLKit TO LET.
Oat.
4.0 at
rrnin
parrs
this
'or on
sburg
rllO cimlfortablettwelling.
II 1
! • hfluse. Ny It N eta., L th,,Ate.. itolltlyintottgo st.
II forwirti , ulirs InZittleetf " 11. A. AC1111 , 110: ACI I.
' Pottsville. N0i.22 '3.1.
TIIE
f the Secretar,-
The Secretary
in the service i
Brown Stone. 1
son; $05.:205 n
hia. I •
6 . 1 q
tT T m
.-An Assignent rt"..
, ... Estat:. oPPetet• Doe:m.4o, C. at Merelomt. kr ••-
,
...e•virt,' r -F; es '. 1..._ I ...1 1 :
I -nit E Bit tun.'" 1 31. `-'11r°...--;.)."4110 ' node to the undersl.l...l Gar the bete fit vf all,,fil• ..:
• 1.,." mit. .All iotrsoos indebted to the rvIL Peter ll' sv••• ••
and 1111 st Furnac , F, fi:Met:he ile44iteg, ll'orkr. tor: requested to make immediate pa) , mutt. and 11. .... , ;
itatttjtur. nt the '. RION 1:4.
EC MN ACE. demands will present the sante to ti. tr m.,....i:;
Potts% tile. Jan. 19: MV, .., 341. • Tauettwn.,Noventiwr Lat, '56 • .4'. .:
- .
r t . 1 iii:A.T VIII.EL.—Coke for' sale,. in' i 10-I'AitiI'INENSII.IP:----The 1,,,.:
tared . r sMallvina tattles', at the hug prieof 5 cent it ' k.„/ sleMel Lave this tflyznetochtt.ed.then,..fte.it .•.>
relttih fuggier either at the otEre, or %lurks of the In the mining and shippinsuCeal front the 'blue ~.5
et (*vine Gas C.ttnfllm.Y• , ... .. N'olliery, under tlai namu ant Om of - "I'llo , a• l' .1..
Pelt avllle,- N oteinber "2•2., '5 4 .1 : • 47 4 f .A. Co. t 'lll.ol.tt. T. ..rt.a i.,` • ,
!.
4 1- 1 NI BER I , FOR SAL E..-t-Several ! , 4
, it . M , IR . W 1 i.i i11‘4..; ~,
I thong-and fvl.t. of sealomied Lurriber for Pak% an the, ti ,, T . 21, %.,!3 .4'...4 . EWA Ilit I'l -, .11 k
ron.ugh of Nlitterilwlllit. Persons desiring •tn purtitase A •
L.
. 0 11N 7 1' CA ItIION {Cl i C3lt'n'Tt
Nall apply to 1.1. D. UALL, Minersv We. . I .• . , we
"N. : la - ember 1,7" ' . .. ,44,...2e, - . ,I .A. pi iN - Ilatly - ad Company.-The menu C. c
fiiilL IMlir---ii-7--T tk , - - '-'. of the,Stuckho9ers will be holden nt the re,. • '
lt - Ak pat.. - ' - .00K. a iIfWS - .' Contp.iity, N. 6 Library si`rect.Philadelphhi.. ;. 6. ,
silo and weight. of auperior4imilty, . December •21. th, I ss.t, able. o'clock. A. M, nt NM,. f r
.s. .
. E. UA It illtil'ilS, au filts•tio.i. for President, Manners:Soo-Mar.. art ~
-• ' Centre street, Pottsville. suhc w /il take 14.6-e P. C. 1101.1.15. .. 4
.•).tit,
ll'f-Lf : I Phila. .tiltila. DeCember. 114•56 '
QC BUYLKILI , VAI.I.EY'NA% I( •\ . ,
kJ TION k ttailenad l'inppany.-The- 71111a1 .I t:.- - A
of t h., .4,l:holders will be holden at the . es... ' -
Company. No-7 Worary strect: l'ltiladelplth,i ti M •.,
! Pe:a-writer Zult. 1,:.t. at-1.1 Crlock. A. M.. at t.h.••!. ;.1
_ ' an •;liwtlon :or President, Mann 4..ri. Secret:lry +i,l I . •I
tS k U1 1 3.A G CU'ertßs sz. 5 . 1 ., Tr ,._ : sure:l.lll Lake Wife.
.P . P. C..P.111.1.15. : 4 `• ~.,.
1 . 11 I ' ... .. . s' •, .. Philadelphia. Detweaber ti, att o_4,
FintA.. Choppers, Cluivera. Sejle 13...11115, OW 1 , 4- - -"--- - --------- -"-------""- 'I --- "'
'4l i ',1:1/1,,A,•dlitt Low and - twivel, 111,wks ato i .i-v., it.i.., - A.. 111.1, Vlt ELI A sti :%1INF,,1,1 11 ;
11. sx.,. at , --' STlOll'l.l l .i. TilOni•soyS. • 131, Saw i.tatlott 1 ltallcond Toturtany.- 1 % -• n •
1 i Pottaville.. December 6. '56 . 4- : meetin4 of the. stockholder 4 -will be holden q.' .5, '
- . --._• .
of the Compvnv. :NA. '',' ',Library street, I 1) , i,4 ;ph;
nd: ! 1A- \l YERS. READ !-NV 0-, Itz - tv 2. the Mmiday, Docen - ther th, thlid, at 12 cietot-t. ', ..- t- t•
^ C . itaelitsiae :agency of Henry, Dlie:ton'.:,..relebrated Pa • time aTele , tion (•.a. President, Mana•zer, :••- ~,y
k i .J '•crut (;,-,,,,,,,i Circular eatva. fer : Schuy hall vout.ty. Sank . Treasurer will tale place. • I'. C. 110121,1. - , : ',,,'
fUrnlshed from tl.to at inches.. , T., Philadelphia. December it, .st;
4.4.. STI CI r rEtt ,t ;THIN PiON.
I i 5(.)1.1.)1.E RS.
:e v 05,itte,r),.....t.b...,e , , , . - As . . .1.,- •
i OF the NV. U. 111 . i .,
~-. .- •
-The MIMI VS ng soldiers ell he War 'et - 1rv.... • .
•••WIESIIVINIS AWAR:III4) ru isright ! a meeting at th.• American 11.mise, roust ilif. .i. :.•-.
he
k. Lerch. t the Schuylkill Maven and thurlsrtduirg , day of December, at c.'...;e1n..1, to; must o . LI
' ed . r igs. P.r the largvA and beat wswwtment. of .I(ardicare their National Con•ent ion to be bell at Ws , .'•` ,
and Cutlery. Call and ey:ttniine their 41pck Vetere pur- Citi, on the Sllyday.o( January null , . . 1 .
, „
e 113.ang elsewhere. .ineNl,l!--1
•
eill . Pottsville: Octber IS, '56 ' . , • J 11. 111.1 64 ' , .
' --4...-,.- . - Pol tsville, Deciti. d• 9, 'fir, , • .
' 1 US r l'' It EC E I VeD.—A I ar.e assort ----------- 4 ---`---- - -
4°-' - , j I X EC:UT( 12:4'. NIYrICE:- 11- ‘
I. t meta n •
•' treo Cho Manufsc 1 A ; ,
' - •-••'- - - -- - ••,5 •,I bore.; ~,,, Jag,t.etter,l or ,Adtiiktiktratlop , 4n 11, l•' ,
. 'brio Lc-sat:7llW Scho,lo..tl•,ll,''
btai
'loth
Id 20 o'
MEM
fluid
arin
aboc
Frni NTI
I, 'Paper, of e
!for tale atV ill
thin
;I a.
Airrot 9. 'eh
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11113 N 4
, 4
t • btr,r* amo
.1 and fee them.
I at . ,
I)
~
few clity4 , , after roa
to attl.totfik"to malt .
00,1 k free) the pre
katilLD No. 5'
y yt
kno
Nutt'
a cal:
of a
I ral
fou
ailenm.xnii
with wan
pottlil ge
C
'Pe —.
.• • .
1 olrpes nt AlloS 11$1.1e1 k. , tlarrluon an,.. fiery, i ..
Vs-I All t1t0 , .• lily. aunt tit.. l'orfttavery, call .at C. IlAll.
a;a 4 1.11 , ..T'e• Book and Vtirlety Store. . , I . ...
Jlnuary 1 . .5Z.4 I
- h- • -—'l 1 1 , ' n-t f..Z,..
Fr'
. P. 1115 will
r , the Most e l
.ke a . Rlf*
MIXII4
I full
n tL•
I ft •
of en
I°Sal:. kfgq., in Centi-e strrvt;
I,
r *Melt are suitable fo n Store, or gpryy kind of Lu'in,ss.—
.•Also, stone dwelling house on Ilallroad strut. Apply
" . "4.. .
tbd,
of:
00. "4.5, • 4341 •
ra LUCY • f
S
J. If or 4 a 0.
1, J(lhlt
•
flatulence
anth, hefty
yeel, want
Irreguln
r after a f• 1
I. the stems
ty
itu ita
u OW
El
;
ions 'lntelligcnrc.
itTotal l Rouiap ,
tbolles In tho.
)001 -world, 15:),00,p00
SEE
Tst Sabl.stlt lit L rnb
.r: 1:4:4
•In' • January, •1557
2 , 1 •do • • FY.rusry, "
Ist tilt)
2el 11.5 : May.:
•
AaruFt,-
du
d o '1'1.161..vr.,-
•
SEIT. V Ter..Q.:— Prfyngb.r. 155.6
A. M r and 7 r. 3.,aa falbws:
I 'vont—T.4lAl' root and zarlll.
ion fir Dot:Ronk 31
Dayr, praver for
itt..ta for ordinatioa; 'Hymns
dvent. 004 g_iiThorn . ANl tstl rib
kl• Our 1.10.41, cocumonl? raltod
0 'terse an 4 SI. Lae if to tent
.I'oll4 xxrtU 111:0d Acts T 1 snd TU
NEP
NTED.
AD !—Just received, a
• nt 01 Vent get.'l4' l'Atent Skat«A: mmo
ys' Itour:11 milli Plated
1 0 11C1ITEIC tr. TLIONI
Wr 6.'54 _
10 RENT.,'--T:he..olll t I
ces
=I
=I
TESTRAY.
701 ton
. .
PlisTllle, Juno 'IS, ':',45.11.Y. '
I)A RTN E ItBll IP N0T1CE.75..._. i k .
c .partnerahlp. ih the, Lambs bu4l Tir.• 4 , 1,..,.., r, r -
extettn4;44twiiilkn 1t.:C...1t O. %%Trail was t hi. A1y..1,: .
.1,1553.) dissolved by mutual ee.nient. H. C. u 'Le
~w,. '
1 h W1L!....
Thu iindevagmed hare this day. ihee. i.1h:.;,. , eat. r;.!
Into, elp.artnerahlp In the Lumber buaineutz:it tb..,
Mosul ta y ir mllli on the Mahunoy, uuder . llle firm ,10111 . .
SON & ROYER- - . • - dt L .
P. giter4tN - „
' • • 1.1:W le !Y l .
Orders far all klndt. of Lumber will."bi, li^e t.iiol . I‘l.lit- •
ten tua to by It. C! W.R.son, at the antl4 or I.Mr.b. P.: „ r ,
at eettuylkillitirrn. • F k bruarsly." sll rri r tf • r - ~.•
•pistiouTioN of ,Co-Ilartivirsirip . ..
.-.7•Thlkk,-Fartherahlp heyinf r nio *ILO frlr t l'...• -.. '
.•
Lttit .C. 1111. in thivnllllng and conontluen ';;;.,"
rime: hes this day been Alfuolve4 by the wlttbjraa ,1 -I
E. 3. Fry. All persons !lathy. ' Oahu,. actlurt Fab( f
will preauilt them to John ti.Hilter, feeitet flatten t.. 1
3141a1av,,,,,t.,..01irt,10t.,.
ts s-I . lt u , ii p :o y di t e h d n. i la o u r
. t i t , .. , , ,: " ;,
1 mon'ea due the late &wet' A Hier A Fry.' • '
I. - ' „, JOHN S. mpl.tre i
. .
E. J. FRY. 1 - .
, . .
.0-t.t • i
:.1.„,„t,,,,,...:,0„„m„...10,.56.. .
A ,fir
piISSO.I.IIIION of Co-Partnt•r:l7 .. .v.
—The Cierartitennhip heretofore ealttt in: 1: . 3
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ohm Thomas and James Wren, dr.taer tlitt , I t:.t. t't
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WHEN it ItitOS.lVaihirtaton iron tiaras. I . .t;•ttltt:- T.
Wit'SN it CJ., neeletir Colliery, and TIIOMA:•I.4AItIy,,
WISE,N ~t CO., Wyoming Colliery, Willa osl.7.unt ~,-b•
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d a y,dit;ettlitedtby mutual eminent.
The Wasitingtop Iron. Works wilt in the tub. 1,.....
duelist by Thomas and James Wren, who will •...ti..• U.
eterPlunis of the same, up to this date.
TiteCesi IMI•11114,114 formerly connected with 'h. in?::
will into this date he under t h e vole inateiter—itt t {
John ti. Wren. who will meet all li Mi. 11 100 "t . .
3, A ~
tie up the accounts of the same o this date
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rottretne, 'Noremiter 11,' . f,. . ' • PA t
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beim gmptell , irk I, (
COplity. notice twrem
.1.44.41 to Mid e-..tWO to inalio
litnA Wit/ prt,Oaille.l.ll for
• • VILA 1.0.1 elli•.1.• I
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Fro the (13,0•Trade,a
• —StatolinvillAsof tliegerAt•m•, k::1;
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of tho C , •31 A5t.,x1.01 ,, n. in j',.l•.!fi
(;nrri•:*s'l:ot4tstor.... r, cry Turs.lA ,.;
trf I TN! P. M. A:: to •
11 o'cb k, A. M., tr(111 1 / 2 ,10,k. r
od in tI. fAry ot.tht ?Cr:Ay-aro 11 a Itrd
nteetiritt.,thriatzh whieh, it b. le
tabliphment of —Mc fiat I,:relon.o.- S;+: ;
tnav bee:reefed. • . • • S. 511.1.5 - !1..‘ - . 1 .1. 1 " - •
Votissidle. April
OTIC isllterel)v• gl vett OA
pltra . tion will ina4 at the.nect
I,,, , ,tislature of l'ennayltania,. lom,r•
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ink with the usual S. 11.1.114.11,"
the “Sch4lbill Ilaven Dank," nith . .n
iltititirrd Thousand Ip,liara, Ind to belorat.V
Yvdnth Sehuyikill
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GIDEON .• ELIA - 51
SAMUEL:It zzLf A NNttVf tit;
• Schtiy,ll.lll_llnrett.Ju: ,
(..) T. I( 'lli 11 7kr,,is . 1!
I.‘.4urd by 1.101 liTro , tot% ' r* - ••
liavon unvh•r the Act of th lA' of A trii. '
Ind a lonnlo thin wild Mar.), are rryn. t
• aid bond a, al It bout (trim. 1., ob.{ 11.
the pre*.dat board of :41, oildrecto.y. Ind
ith the dateand amount ,!•
that the present- it,ard ion y ,t•ar,
dation nr thewad te d,lO, if Corp
th'
41prwrted withio'o ll o3
tb•
ibis notko, will nqtr•l•••.i. rrchit,diy
and xivb.lvting. lty - the Board. T. t:". it .1' •
• .Noyeuther '29 ? .
991( ) Elt ti I
. t'Peilt,,l at the Oboe of tit"
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t"Wanpany until' lb.' Pifiratill* o( Pike • - •
and working the r,in of Coal trottoitti•ti.
clalfinioro Vein) fe tint coining . year. 1.1- - .• 7„
airrn lo or before first of JP , . - ", -
weittj;:.:nel•inionorenteniti of the ,
and itt wort,log order. They aas" :""-
tbe 01 plane the kehlgh and ;•-.'+'',
wear *with Willkraba.rre,-/'... • in ,,
wiltl,..qlllr;i.ii.4 ","
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The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, December 13, 1856, Image 2

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