The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 17, 1857, Image 2

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POTVIVILLE, PA.
TVUDAT. JASVAILY, If, 118511
Tai Latina Oa Uarren'STATlS SLIM ' W M
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Mai feat, Gen. Simon Cameron was '.
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g od by the PennsylvanteLeglsiatt^Unitsid - ? •
' Senator for sin yearafrom the, 4th of . . o
• next, en the first ballot, by a majority of 410 v •
the combined opposition. We confess to earae
satisfaction et thereat* for though we at onetim
opposed Hr. Citneren,jet his manly positle*du
• ring the reeentPreridentist atmpsign, won ot4
Written and endorsement' of his political notion
To the interests of l'emasylvadis, Mr. Camaro
will we are confident, be true. Te that rear"'
alone, Peonrylnals has -cause to congratith
herself that be has been elected, to represeolh .
Is the Simate - of the United State l.
The.eletori is brilliant, arrayed as weraLth
sympatbitte of the President elect, in biog. of Mr
Forney. Mr. Buchanan even went so far in] la
dotage, u to personally urge opon the Pen4syl
note Legislature, the importance of eluti
man, Friday. No surer course could hav e .
'OOOO by the President elect,_to have driv i telo
friends of Mr. Feeler into In:tolerate opposit 1 n t
the favorite of Mr. Buchanan, So laden
. the. movement, that the friends of Mr. Bui ea
ta Washington; steadily refused. to eredi i th
.statement that he had.had so far; forgottci th
~ sourteey due his party,ws
.to urge perantall ,
elution of any single candidate, kir the pre
of other Democrats in,the field. Dow humil
• the Zeta:. Yet We tire not surprised. . 31
chasms in dais matter,lnt sustains the repu
be has borne through his,} nblic career—a ,
. 'lacing, unreliable, tricky politician. ,
-- --blesent, Lobo and Wagonseller, the me
from Schuylkill, voted for .4r. Career:to.
,ing the Ignoble Spirit, 'which dictates action'
call of party leaders, these gentlemen, mut
. position in the contest wurtiy of the b
„praise. Although we opposed their eleetici
tillage's° in them repreectitatives who 100
at the interests of their State . before they et'
the demands of petty party drill.
Mr. Buchanan has been unfortunate in hi
move: If equal FOCCeII attends his Admi
float during the cooing four years;the day s
once Pewetful Dcrooenttio party are numbs
• It is eking oat tomrafitched ealstence.
fully prepired to witness its ignominioue
`lllation in 1660. The election Of Simon
:on, is the AO( letter of the band Writing
wall, foratillieg 'i ta doom. ..i
Taw Tirtivr Brit...— T TEtis bill is still ~
without definitp action on the part of goo .
Tkh probability is that it paittot be tiger
all this cession. WhilVti is evident that
question is not reached atoll this session,
1, interests would not suffer for dui time, yet
he likewise unfortunate, for the protective'
of Mr. Campbell's,hill, stood a bette'i cli
adoption in this,. thin - the melt Congreri
true Dcmocietie policy - Of the country,
lase life and confidence , . by re.estiblish
,T ariff of 1842, with some additions to t
list, in-favor of the tntn'ufacturiug inter,
is impossible hoWever, to impresi the imj
ornch, a policy .upon the country.' Th,
erotic party opposes it, and the people , at
ly led by the false lights thrown out by i
folly. ' , .. l. ,
We are not aware how Mr. Comphol
Bill will come out this session". The I
however, is gaining gratind in Washin
tlserO will be no special legielition tb
against Railroad Iron, or any other sp
ole. The most to , be feared mewls a ge
daction, such for instance, as Mr. I. etc ,
contemplates, on 'dutiable articles, • Bie l
s tep towards free trade, whilit Mr. Cm.
contains , the., true protective features.
.IroFyisi)ot out-of danger, but it is gra
know that the friends of adequate peel
Ceinprs, are gaining not losing strongt ,
The lean of , the investigating Cowl
the charges of cOrniption,, iu connecti
Minnesota Land Bill; will have a good
checking the !rands of the lobby min
rkiiroad men, and others. It is
rassality, in connection ritti , Congressic!
shonld expOsed. ' The Committee sip!
otnreeed of good men, and postesses'l
deuce of,,,every , honest man t in Cong•
the investigation will terminate, cannl
surmised. We hope their 'action, wha
be the result, wilt purify the political;
of Washington: The interests of the
iirery department, demand that the fort
should be pure and uneontatuinated.
. Trtx.Puzioxor •PuttADELrnis.---Col
Wallace, for a_number•of years one - o
prietori of, and editor of the Daily Su'
dolphin, has retired from' that pie
Baker, Beg., being his successor. .Th
courtesy of CoL Winace, professions
as socially, hat endeared - him to a hag
triads, and they we are sure, wish . i
any sphere in the future be may selec
' The retirement of Col. Wallace fro.'
Ben s'ihich.for a series of years he ad.
'geste:a thought. II Is- simply this— , 1
needs
. 1 - .tleast,:hne journal of influence
to adiemte her interests, promote her
welfare, and Inform the :ctinntry i at la
is net merely, a huge village. rti'l.i
cities of the West, the eilstance of
in a business point of view, is alms
i .
The traveller can find in the readin
file, Neer 'irk and Boston journals I.
but seeks 11 vain for a Philadelphia'
we wonder at the slowness of a cit ,
the naturab advantages Philadelibia
she 'cannot issue a paper, having i
merit enough to penetrate beyond th
Our State? Whew will Philadelphia s'
lethargy. which renders her inactiveLe
She needs a journal, whose tones will
'the extremity of the Union; no able, I
manly, fearless, active paper, calculat
Philadelpliitito abandon the snail's 1
which for years past, she has been co
tend the raeellith her more energe l t
the North. :'Te 'the projectors of gull
it would prole a lucrative investment
; ji
adelphio would in the event of its 1 11
probably be 'lttiown farther West tit 1
ghentex. Establish-a journal; int J
spirit.into it, and there will be nom
• :sluggish' neighbor.
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ALLEGED COIIXIMTION IX COXGIIX ..—Tho Con
. gressional u well ae the outside no d, has been
-. considerably excited luring the pis week, on tlie
•I:subject that certain members atter - Ptcd to .I , iiita‘
Certain other members to vote fort ' ' Minnesota! ,
Land bill: Mr. Paine said a bribe wee offered him
of:$1500,11 another member, for
_ , hip vote. It la
stated that a Mi. Edwards, a 'me tier from thU
. . State of, New:Torii, is one Of the p riles &argi l '.
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with this attempt at corrupting. e Rouse hp
pointed a Select Committee to ex' Inc' into Ibis
alleged corruption , who adopted at their meeting
' , ..a stringentrule, with a view to th iptevention Of
ti
• Immature exposure of-their pros ings, and tool[
intentory steps for summoning st uses.' They:
likelitveteattbeir chairum loafer a res*.
Witten ask ' the Rouse to enlarg their power
This, wail dontikspid the House g uted the most
ampicacope to tbV„liquiriel of tb ! committee..L.
1:.14.,
, . The committee, it ithinid, are in ;unmet. They
hare upwards of thirti - n e reens , their list of
witnesses. Among them seism rof Influential
, memhers .of the lobby, and es . lent. Governer
Rayniond, of the New lobby,
Ti 1 . A number
. . of subpsenacs have been issued. tZulta a number
of lobby members have left Wash gton eltjAee
tlat„eansmittie have organised. meld wond4,
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it-the place Wu getting rather w nil for them,. i
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.The chimp of corruption was I loriginally pub..
lisbed in the New York Time., I au article, bead
......sa,—"Pirselea of, the Washing ' n Lobby—The
'*,vd itobberios." , In that et-della the Times says:
tinitiotaew thit s - earrapt orga n isation of 111003.
Wsillikeresugress,' and certainlobby agents at
of lade . bee existed since ei rly in the session
S'lnisatlotHkn. r o are well satisfied that this or.
sufficient In i$ balance ofwer in its halide,
' antis pending ilium* to hill o po i+ carry any mea'
that Its power haeleatiaiof Representative, and
• suns where its prillaitfu
rted In favor ' of mss
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or ifs equivalent) wee obit Per' vote generally.
been used to prevent fermi*, f and that it has
• meritotioa • measures, whicisitira ""- e q u ' ll y
trilling to swignit to the pirati iip, abe or stn.
- 1 '" '"e.-••••• e'
New Consu .
artirsCounterfelt So isAw„,,i,
' Co. Bank I SID'S on atiant 13 It Ph it" ---
PP* an Merchants' Batt,' N an ' ll, ' lllid
SW:
1213 I!ar al Ore *ma Mechanics , % 0 : 1 e.. 11. f, 4 " -..-,,
• in -1 4,fib Co•Ban.h i SW* on nem ' i b Z p w. "l• l
$50'.;06 wikiieri Co. 'kik ; °'• '' 4l ;l
liaitk;
06_011
oossautown . yon. Southwark
rt-hieftwirlialg, are la eirOub s a o ,'- " A d $"411 !
o lOa siiiio sl ik li t i h t oat tlla t° t '' 14 *jetf c;\itaili e tb :tu n t o t t i:
t. 11114 look for el:" -Whits upon stets. .
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CisAtauro flinaoan Tot.is.—Thti 'llona' of
tolls derived fruti the/everts! divisions? thepub.
lie work of Pennsylvania, during the gsenl Year
ending 'or. 30,1866, list lit the Aggregate, $2,
006,015 6.
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AxonPAID IST 0 Ilia 611'1111 TSUI IVRY 31r
Scam. us Cotari.—Fitast the Riponof cbol
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Auditor amend of Peonsylvattisi for 'Uses yeari
ending Trove - 6er is, 10311,ete estreat il+follow.l
st
ellatiesl facts exhibiting the amounts pad
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into th State Treasury by Seknylkfil Count", for ,
the Ira one purposes eatuneraterd :.; ' '
'Farm Bast " a k a of 4 S i ct i a li r e lkUl C 0.,.
- . T ere CorpOiddites Mocks. ' '
rai
Mara t o Bank,
Farms ' Rank of Schuylkill Co.,
Little- Schuylkill Navigation, "tail
road Auii. *al Company.
I4prberty Creek' 'railroad Coops',
Woe Rill and Schuylkill Abe*
--'Railroad ' and coal Company, .
31t. Carbon- Railroad "COmpany, ' •
BIG Carbon and Pt. Carbon Railroad.
and coal Compa i r
Fhiladelphia and Railroad .
Com Patty,, 'd37,943 43
Schuylkill Valley Jilarigatlort '- and
Itailkoad Company, ~ ,
Schny4kill Navigation Company, •
Nine Life Insurance and Trust
Company, Pottsville, - - '
Pottsville Life Insurance eat Trust
Company; -. '
Tax 4w llcal and Personal Estate.
Samuel K. M. Kepner, Treasurer, "
Lisco.Ward, late ' a
7acerm Valises: ..
S. K. M. Kepner, Treasurer,
Retailers' Licenses.
I.nae Ward, late Treasurer, ,
• l' - 1/rolatri • Licenses. • ,
Liao Ward,
inilery and Britoil., Limas. ,
/sue ,
/s ard
!Prig*, Ville, Deesis k tee.
manger Prothonotary,
ree, Register, Ar.,
on Certain Wives. . •
intsinger,
oral /nieritance Tar.. . ,
rer, Register, °
r, late do., ..„
~. . Enrolmintof Law..
An si i . to incorporate the Fkhuyikill .
Ha, en and Lehigh River Rail- -=
ro
Ha,
An a OM incorporati the Schuylkill
Fie and Marine Insurance Co.,
Aura t supplementary to an net to
et end the charter of the Miners'
Bank of Poitaville, '
An act to Incorporate the Schuylkill
Raven Gas and Water Cotactiny,
-Prestitima on Mader*.
,rs''Bank of Pottsville; ,on In-'
mse of capital, .
urn
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. . nal Report of the Philadelphia and
' • Beading Itathirostald -
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sro he Stockholders of. the Phi/ade/phia old
lirading.Raitroad Colopalty i
• 1 e Managers present the following statement
of t e business of the past year, and the Treasui
er's general balance sheet, of the affairs of the
cam any. _
Mere follows a lengthy statement of the trans
pormtion and income account for the year ending
30t
I s)
Movember, 1855, of which the following is a
syn idat . • ' .
,us p iness of the Philadelphia and 'heading
' R'aiiroad Co., for twelve months, ending Moretti ,
ber;3o, 1858. '
Reed from coal,
io mdse,
trofut, he.,
$3,913,742.93
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Exiiensee, transiortatlon.
s r :t i rrt r ang i l l ,
1
is Tariff
.ression
on, that
' Net profit Mr the yeer„
• Out of which has bmn paid:
Interest ou, ',muted debt, ' $304014 Ott
Interest on bonds and
1 8055i012
AO MA
!era!
re
~~'ssill
bill la a
Wa bill
ailroad
Dividend fund for ibis year: a $1,5.23,291 12
Which has been disposed of u follows, viz
Illr. balance of Interest
eccount., ~. $168,463 70
Dr, balance oillenewal, ; - . •
a
I 4.„t „totio• - t to .: .-1- 1 383" ~
er, to. ~. open ae• ' -
ant,.. !• • . A
II king and for loam
83&0) and 184970 . • 100,000,00
r y,18543, dividend of a--
rcent, dab, '. 447,83718
' nary, 1917, dividend f
f'4" per cent cash, . 417,237 18
Itate tax ou dividends,
1850, ..43,784 ll' $1, 4 1 5 ,6 4 n 2 )
, ..------
$lO4
21
,027 92
3,880
ying to
Lion in
Wee on
with Ake
larect in
fpecula.
me that
,'1 action,
Moll, is
iiti con&
s l . now
. decrease In coal
transported - ...124,389 6311 tone, or 5,82.100 per et,
• decrease In • ', • • •
' through . par
sengers - - - 5,617 or 15. per cent
Au Increase In
'total passers.
Ors •- - - 4,AP3 •
An increaser . .
' I merchandise -; 44,6017.20 tons, or 23 8-110 per et,
Pecapis: . .
-A &crease from f ' ". • •
' J coal of • - • $42:1,00 64 or 11% per cent.
4decieruse from'
I passeng,. rs of 1024 82 or 434 per MIL ,
And.an Increase •
from merehan• • • •
dice - 22,848-20 . ' or 7 per cent.,
ninerease froin •
sundries._ 4,261 43
And in Profits:
A. decrease frees
I coat of • .- $124,007 25
.„; or 17% percent.
decrease from
passengers - 40,338 81
Amino increase • ,
lof cperchan
-1 dire of - - -
even be
Ter mg
Imosphore
t -
,untry in
La ( tn.hend
games S.
i the pro
a Phila.-
, Win. ' D.
*variable
u well
I circle o
;in well, in
I ' -
I the
tied, oust-
I ikiladelphia
pa ability,
I nth and
jhe cost of transvirtation boa increased 3 39-
00 per ton of coal carried, 31.82-100 cents
er through passenger, and decreased 12 91-100
edits per ton of merchandise.
The increased expenies in the transportation of
'Foal have resulted as well from the diminished
carried as from the exlreme severity. of
the past whiter. The effect of intense cold'upod
Ithe wheels, axles, cud rails themselves, was such
us ;to requite additional expenditures in the re
'pairs, and a large' forte was needed to free the
track from snow and ice, and to preirent thoseae
eidents which•so often occur, when, from any
cause, the running time cannot be maintained.—
The merchandise trains, in consequence of the
larger quantity: carried, ran;tus has been seen, at
a dintibished ripens°. . '
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The gross nudiber Of passengers has increased,
although the through passengers have dimitished,l
and this, With the additional trains run 'and pros
ently. referred to, haaoaused the increa s ed expen
diture in this departbient. • st.
Inclulitig drawback? and misdellttneaus aspen
ses,'which were exekuled from qIO preceding com
parison, the 'net profits :of the two gears willcom
pare as follows, 7 - .
1855—tli f ess recelptit'bom alf eonrces. r $4,221 793 66
2
Drawbacks and expenses, - $1,727,678 .62
Renewal fund, 140,482 48 1,877,381 10
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Net Profits.. • • $2,144;432 76
1830--Bross roc biota, 93913,742 03 :
Expenies, 14,824,35641 A
• R enews ), 1 ;4 OP ' 4O 1,960,019 OE J,944,72212
that she
17+-' •
I rt principal
iladeipbla
ignored,—
rooms, on
.Pundanee;
spar. can
I possessing
does when
intrinoie
cimples or
.aka off the.
Yeq slow?
'thunder to.
hdependent,
led to induce
gallop, with
ptcnt to con=
do rivals of
a journal,
libil
tablishment,,
a the JilleH
athe right'
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1, ope for ourl
',. - ', , i'-',:! ,., . , .',: - e,':.`;' , ,'': iA'?•-'7:',4:.'...i'A';'-..7:r.-!'''.--'•-•:&':::'-'-'4.i':T'.:•',',1
titi 'TerPii 4
ley Licenses. •
Beer House, aid Res.
awaits Lionsur.
ouppAkt
Juitiai Tax.
'Sail,' 468 16
348,089 48
3M,684 39
/.969,019 91
80,117 00 424,431 00
89,861 47
dbalsnie of Dividend rand, 1855,
. 'rred Vend to capital account, $108,608 21
A comparison of ibis account with the state
cot of 1855, shows the following results, viz:
Decrease this year, 1440,710 64
This result can hardly be regarded as unfor
seen. The last antitud report did nit express the
anticipation of an decrease of business. Indeed,
rightly considered, the managers feel , that this
statement should not 6e regarded as unsatisfacto
ry. A year of great depression in that j trade
which is mainly the support of the company,
with a season of almost unexampled severity, has
been passed through, and still net profit* have
beeb earned fo an extent sufficient to pay a-fair
dividend to the proprietors. It , sufficiently dem
obatrates thayhe work is able, under the most
adverse einumstanees ' to equal, if not exceed,
most of the great works of internal improvement.
By comparing the business of the prevent with that
of a few antecedent'3 ears, 't wUI be seen that .
ln 1864, the coal milled was . iserrom te r m
And the net profits $2,010438 21
Ica 11355,4 tie coal carried was 2,213=2 tons.
And the net profits g 444.437 74
Ica 1856, the coal carried was 2,088003 tons
And the net prottal $1,944,72212
The steerage rate of freight and coal was
In 1854, $ l -a 6800 per ton of emit earned,
In 106, 1.66 54 . 100 do do
10.866, lAS 62 100 dO do
And the per , eentage of expanses on the receipts was,
In 1654, 44 per cent.
In 1656.40% percent.
And in 11356,401 per cent.
It may not be inexpedient to allude to seine of
the causes which hare led to th 6 diminution in
th 6 amount of coal transported during the past
year. atm business opened in the spring under
gnat disadvantages and the whole year has not
been one of prosperity , to the reining Interest.—
Bmployed as they are in deteloplog a leading
source of tie wealth of this great Commonwealth,
it ts a matter of regret that their capital and en
terprise do not always meet their merited reward.
ItecmPantnneetedOthtbOeariie trade
manyotret calregios,anal to be
mNa or less influenced by *loiterer injuriously
affect the producer, and their true interests are
now, oriel must ever bo, intimately .connected.—
By unioi•of action and good will, they can, with
out injury to the public, go far to secure to them.
selves and deb other, all that is)ought by either,
a fair return fir capital, industry, enterprise sett
risk.
In 1852 and 1858, there was no increase in pro
duction, and the amount sent from the mines was
about equal to the coasumption. In 1854, the de
eland greatly eseeededthe capacity or the miner;
high prices were suddenly established, and every
interest connected with tie trade prospered.—
This continued In 1853, but *wards A dis close of
that year, the supply went beyond Dm demand,
and the inevitable" result, a plat depression in
price ensued.
During this period, moreover, in Other regions,
new railroads were in progrosil and new mines be
ing developed, all to come sneto Opertdions early
la 1858. Thus In the spring new sourres of sup
sly were opened, while the demand Val Instal
*oat to the production of the old:ones. Biog.
Potted reports...re deeded at to the nasality
uf coal that would be thrown into:market by WI
Oinraiiii and the prices at which 16 (maid b.
6 , ll l 6 Pitti. A long , and severe winter had created
nwOhreasoullsentrobotation that a Zwtak sod
Pulagineut &wawa would bat early 14
s Pr i bir• lhodlts cosi watt hurriett 40 martet
''-.' -, f;' , !qt'itfp - i.;,'Z'Aa 7 .1%•5 , --' 4 -; , Ar.. , . , ::r 1 .i4t , tv:: - .x..
~ he st ...._ „ .. . .
' with n to forestall that expetted &inn the
new regions, and sales' were forced at reduced pri--
tee, In the fear of 'greeter depression. .A very low .
' mite of prices eecrerstrilY followed;
_end the Altai-.
erg "and cunitiment t ltrailittS tbanteiret' of 14
°purchased leteufflehed quantity to 44 : 14 4 them to
dictate their Oen terms daring the "remainder of
the season, AwEitiond print:eta :concert' of ae
'lion apon,thi. parrof thaw interested hs the
''Scha.llksll iagion would, it is . eineerely Wink
hava i tawrealedsotaitof these doubles; and 11101*
correct inforarition as to fhb true eonditlonnf the
new mina wouldshave olive that there wee no
.IMeettlity for the Iteavfattieriffeen thastreio ; mada.
- :Pending alai, conditions or thins% a redeettett
'of toffs took pismirloieb,`" so fir - trout being of
any Service, did but add to the mischief. It cre
ated an hapmesiou -abroad that there' might be
another OODIOD of competition among_ the trans-.
porting companiesf and dealers and consumers
withheld their orders loth anticipation of still
lower rates. " lo t the then state of the trade, the
r ream:doe 'could not4ltiiit the esthete, • the "nary.
parties really sofferink, is It was dediteted from
the price at tidewater, audit proved, to been un
necessary sacrifice f profit on transportation;
Without even increasing the consumptioo.
The effect of this reduction of tolls on the bust
. Sete of the road, was to reduce the average of ,
freight and , toll from SI 65 52.100 per ton, in
1855, to St 0,22-100thhi year, equal to 10 30-
too Cents porton tole on the . whole year's 'bal.
, De m The quantity ot'coel carried was 124,389
tone less then,l6 1655. ' In part, this may be at- '
tributed to the greatiength of time daring - which
the Delaware waticlosed by ice, end in put to a
deviation from the usual difference id rite of toll
'by canal and railthad,' whit*, pro- some advan
tage to shippers , by the former,, arid withdrew
lousiness from the latter. 'To ,have remedied-this
Le )respo
by riding redaction in freight and toll,
~ AI eve - disturbed the prites 'established. in
• her re one , and possibly led to a general com
petitio prejudicial alike to all. Bur this there
was indneetnent while sufficient coal at remit
'n ling rates condoned to pass over the road.
In the passenger .trafffe k compared with last
r, there is an increase of 4683 in the total car
ried, and i decrease of 5617 in , the Dumber of
through **engem; as already mentioned. This
indicates a satisfaetory increase in the local bud.
nee; and Ant falling off in the through trade is
attributable WAD general , decrease in the num
ber of trave era, which has been experienced, da
ring the past ear, by most roads. - The through
route tot& I es has not drawn to it as much
travel as Ls ell - d distance undoubtedly mer
it. When it beanies more generally horet), the
advantages It offers to the merchant and traveller
cannot fail to secure for it a large share of pat
ronage. The express train run during the,past
winter, at a great eipense, to accommodate this
anticipated traffic, has reduced the.prouts usually
derived:from this branch of 'the company's bust
ness.
le merchandise, there is e large increase in ten.
nage. without , any corresponding Increase of
profit.L This is owing to the fact that it Consisted
chiefly, of lumber, from the railroads connecting
at Auburn and Port Clinton, delivered at short
distances frout those syitions. : The demand fur
lumber for mining pummel', must lead to a great
increase of this tratso upon these connecting roads.
When extended to the supply of this city, it will
mako the transportation of lumber as vaioahle
and important to this road ai it is now upon some
others. The through business to the lakes, Can-
Ada and the West, has made Dale .progress, but
when it is fully known find'appreciated that the
‘city of Philadelphia can now; by these connect
dons,• compete with New York for the trade of
.. ..panada and the West at the Suspension Bride,
and at Elmira , for the lake trade, it cannot oe
doubted that the time will soon come when, by
the exertions' of her enterprising merchants, a
fall share of the vast commerce of thosCregions
will be secured for ibis route. j
The revenue of the year has been appropriated
to the following purposes: '
rea
150 00
1,20 4141
„OM 10
• 22447
10,2410 r OS
Si7j 72
1,058 81
tin to
10,150 76
35,788
. 3.10! O.
1,813
4,045 60
2,088 28
1,288 &I
100 00
84 02
3000 00
1122,204 84
112,089,366 62
144,663 40
Net profits, .41;914,72212
Prom which. deduct payments for Inler
nst on bonded debt, $391,31.4 00
Do. on Real !Estate • . • •r -
loads, ; • ' 30,11700
Amount per Statement,
Less ordinary ltentoral Fund,
Total on bonded debt; . $424,431 00
Interest nn utber debts, ' 100468 70
lime of renewal ae-
count,
State Tax for I 858„
' . Olvidend fund, f $1,109,163 E 9
Out ofnbied there bat been pall ' o '1
. .
n account of stockholders:— •
11 year's Sinking Fund, • $10:1,000 00
4 per. rent dividend in '
.111iy. =,i - 447,ar Id ' 1 • ,
And Ins managers bare de- -7 '
•
dared a dividend, payable j -
In February, of 4 per ret, 1‘ 44237 115 - •
!, . ---•,--- 994074 Vi
$1,911,722 12
, • Surplus, ; •
Add Imagoes of dirldisstl
fund not. appropriated •.:•
last year, •
_'Total snrploa, $198,359 68
Of which there has been '
carried to suspense Ao• • .
• count to meet estimated '
• depredation of assetsr ' $69,861
And the balance to era;
dlt c: Reserved rand; 108,508 Si .
$198,359 ea '
Th 3 Sinking fund &tenant consisted on
• the 30th November,lBsb, of $254,293 03
Ont of which 2 per et. dividend vu paid •
on theathPoh., 1357, - 4 $214181 32
Add for'bonA4 tinsgbi 10.1&i6,
Balser. 30th Nor., 1858, timin 71
not beide' &OW ecl 2 per rent os. be capital
stock, Is reserved lbs.ftitzu'edistritrettoo.
•
In addition to the ordldary-appropriation, there
has In.
paid out of'net income the large sous
of $120,883 70 for renewal expenra. This utio
suet expenditure him beet occasioned by the dif
ference between the weight of iron taken out and
that of the new rail for the 'thirty fire miles of
track which hare been relaid during the putt year,
by the higher price or iron and the increased cost
of relaying. -
The weight of new iron -Win wad 11033 67-100 tons
And of old rails taken out 446240-110 “
• . . Excess,- • 1481 27400
or 17 40 per ;et:
The portion of the track removed • this year
termed part of the road' originally laid isith s 4s
rails, and which, from the lightness of the Iron
had bhen used for the empty ear trains:
the manner in which had it been platted upon Au
road, the second track crossed it at Reading midi
Ace/Alvin& By relaying it with heavy rails;
and thus sapling it to the, loaded trains, thou
dangerous crossings have been entirely'avoided.
,Each trainilow maintains its own truck &tit end
to end of the 'road, and the safety of passing .
trains has been pecunid. - That so; large' trade
should for so ldng a lime have passed these cross:
Inge in safety is highly creditable to' the general
superintendence of the road and the vigilance of ,
its officers. —
or % 86.100 per cf.
The wisdom of the policy 'adopted some years,
ago, of gradually relaying andwidening the dia.'
tance • between the tracks, is daily demonstrated.
by increased efficiency and a Marked' decrease- In
the number of accidents. The relaying of the,
down track with new and heavy_ rails is nearly:
ceuipletelf, and solnuiih oribe up track with lighai
er ones, that by the end ofelBsB the whole will:
be finished and the tunnels widened. Well tested
improvements have been adopted, and by the • use
of proper stone ballast, the road is protected froM
the influence of severe weather.. When compla:
ted it will be in effect a road with a new super,=
structure, upon a firm old road bed, requiring for
a lo'b period' very small ordinary repairs. ' :
The great difficulty in permanently maintain
in the roadway of all railroads consists in . the
uncertainty as to the quality of new rails. From.
'Whatever cause this may arise, it is so great, that the
erection of mills to rework their old rails, Was be.
come to railroad companies a question not merely of
. economy, but almost onset necessity. Daring the
past year, tails were removed thit bad been in the
track since the opening of the road, and others that
bad not been in use twelve months. A high first Most
of rails is therefore a matter of little importance,
provided it secures a corresponding superior quail
Sty. To do this, however; the manufacture must
bo cond ucted with 'view 'to qualiti rather than
profit, which can only be expected when the con'.
sumer is. the manufacturer. Unless . some.. ar-
rangement can be made to have old rails reworked
under the immediate control of the engineer of
the company, it may becothe•expedient to 'ergot
this year a milLfor the sole use of the' company.
:For profit, companies probably manufacture' at a
disadvantage, but for consumption, - experience
has proved that maehieer, wheels,-&c., can be
made at the shops at Bea ing at a clieaper _ rate
than they can be purchas d for elite - Where.
The general balanCe sheet of the Treasurer
shows an increase compared with that of 1855,
of $1,88,8118 57 In construction aceounf".
and 20,072 .00 in real estate, •
together $158,971 17 added to the ;coat of the
' railroad; • ,
A new atone bridge to replace u woode n one 'at
Schuylkill Haven, some now coal:cars bought, sad
some necesaary additions to filleting Permanent
works, as explained in the report of the engineer,
constitute The former; Aindl the litter consists of
some old'Hens paid off, and the Pdrehtufe of some
land at Reading to make room for the new Pod.
tion with the Lebanon Valley. Railroad. •
- During the past year there, have been the fol.
lowing changes ;in the financial position of the
company, viz:
Capital. stock Is Inerassattry the areca;etta ;
sued to stockholders per tit:Wend of
pre cent., last February, 4 • /54148.302 64
And by stock Issued per bonds converted, 144,900 00
Stock *rued during Abe year, " $571,363 Si
Stock created by the Sinking,: ,
Fund was, on the 30th of No.
tembhr, 1855, . •/$214,223 63
"And is now. 14 'alrordy abcted, 137,111 71 •
• I
. De4ackteerears,
. , .
,
. Actual Pientme of stock, .• =490,181.82
Tlit reserve Itind has been daereatud,-: by . , A ,
par cent , dtridend hat liabras. • ... .
Ili, • " - • 0114,1111 32 i
'Lao autoutli 'punk nail ' year's • I
set prtalts,. ~. - I •. , •. 4 1011,6(. 4 n. - f
• ' .-------- 108,1113,41
, Added to ming dock
On tbe other be d the bonded debt et' the . s3B4 corpeel l
y
' hes been deeressA• •
.By conversion. • . „- , ii 40400
By &Meg Bead, . . . • 121,000
Paid tler,' • . • • • • 11449
• • •• $ 2136 . 40
End *Obi* timmd=: •
-Tedal • . • 0 111t6°
And tbe unensat of debts
minion, agenda Van '
bemoaned, ‘11:
„ • ,23,272,2112 2:1 I
Dedentemb,l3lllsrecalbliel , .
thdotbt. *ad torn doe la • -
Ineettabew, dad matelide ' ' . , , •
*ad payinunti.ou &atonal • - t
• tbir beano. cif 107 810,44 ps
• • - ,
rotsfhi ii;thailia' • $ 1 14. 0 1 01
.1. 21 ,
141111111" 111"18 '-'I*TATS. ••••
• r.
.. ~eenNO~d~ tLL.~natL~,
~;"..'3',::- • :.::Ii,i- ' '. g ']- 1 :!T, ..•_ 7,..z• s ', -: = ' :. : , : - -2-' '-"Y'.7f
'=..=';.,:'-T4:,..::..:::2:'!-"-131,.71,:.,.' .-:-:--,,:-:,:..::-,
the lacrosse of $24,021 illiwinudsts- • • Yof
last advance Made to the Lebantei Valhi Relfroad
Company, upon munkipal halide, which it la not
deenrodhdrisable to met/steal presest ;- - '
This mileages,. in aceesdalice with this resole:
Uon *wed at,the last seined., meeting, bare-. ea.
tered into au agreement wiSh•thetaisnon,Valbtr
Railroad - Conipany to guataitteei a. etzking. fund
:established fovihe payment Ottirindifur SUS",
000 nigittatad this year, by Idtinittlsitift eln,tutUY
$50,0011 eriiiitboods, and eowtettkfig thMa late
the atrk of thatistrotpany,; -- . -;',;., -•• -•`:'..
Thelrwerka ase now.so Our , sderieswi : -.4 part
tia
If the SO Will bittnrintwil In Naas
Wbolehtaarte vette. - This is later thins pro:
"mbul,l3nt Sotaiseetlons have reqaired: ' time
to finish than was expected. Xiaryttilis hula beest
'thine hi the most *Antenna! Manner, to snake it
one of ;the best railroads in .the country.l As the
work iirOvesses, and the relouries of the district
through which It passes, become better under
stood, the pieepiets for business improve; And
Vest Itotilidece Is felt that the originalestimate
will 4 fallyliorne out, both with re spe ct •to its
own 1•'•• I trade, and the amount of ne business
it will bring on to this - road. -To -, pleus Um
hoverer, more means are required, an • applies.
tion has bean made to the company r further
uslitirace. Coisidaring thelargeamo !already
inves(ed in the work; and the iinportan of auk
log In productive sue,Socm as possible, i mans
gcrs isicoromend thatfurther advances should be
inadtd for its completion, 'upon such t and con
dittoes as may best secure and promo the inter-;
este Of this company. , . •1 ••
Poi• the mutual benefit of both cam jos, it ill
desirable that the two roads should worked
conjOintly; and before the opening of the Leban-'
on road, it will be necessary fur the managers to
make arrangements, hy leave er otherwise for
cow/tieing the business in such a minas shall
be most beneficial to tooth. •
i,
Bonds of the company , secured by m r m ortgage to
a considerable amount, fall due in 186,0, and it",ts
the part of prudence to make etch tit:hely Prep:t
rollop fur their payment, as will prevent all imam
lenience and embarauttaint - when they mature.
Upon their being paid, but one mortgage will re
main upon'the works of the compeer—viz: the
one securing the bonds payable in [870; which
will then become the first and only incumbnreme.
It is very probable that many of the holders of
tho bonds due in 1860, will be satisfied loeichange
them for iitlicrs well secured and•payable at a fo
liate day. In order to make su,h In arrange
ment in duo time, and if possible , in an
to
ezehangeand adjust them, it may be advisable to
confer upon the managers authority, to be exer
oiled, at their discretion, to_ execute illi nearlmort
gage, in such form as they may . closed • explidient,
to trustees to secure the inns of such new bonds as
may be necessary for the • porno's oil redeeming
those doe in 1860. In authorising the eieoutioa
of such a mortgage it will be for the Stockholders
to consider how far it would be advisable to es-,
tend its amount to such a anrosta will:table the
caumpany to secure, by bonds issued and r it; the ,
advance made and to be made, to the Lebanon
Valley Railroad Company, aid such ther espen-,
diturea as they may authorise. If as ch a course
is deemed 'advisable, the managers 'wlpoalll vetoed-1
mond thiitlhe new honds' be Made controvertible
into stack at par. fu'r it has baton already teen that
this privilege gives an, ineressed val'e to the se.
emitted :Au! is in Ito way ial prejudic I to the cam-
Pnn.r. I -, i i -. • - i
The expenditure for cOnstruction or the next
,year will be small. A depot will required at
bi
Reading, for the Lebanon Talley ,
Woad' pas
sengers. It his been proposed, At eSi don
of the Councils of the citr,of Philadelphia, to
make artangements, by bridges at severed ' points,
so that the railway_shall not pass upon the saute
level with the streets and roads. This, It is pro-,
posed, shall be done at joint expense; and the
managers have cordially consented o snob alter
:4loos, and will freely co-operate wi the' author
ities of the city for that purpose. • •
1, While the great traffic brought in the city by
all the lines- of imProvemeet, addaily to its
fl
wealth and population, it cannot be done without
in some degree subjecting those usi g the streets
near the dopey; and along which e road passes,
to inconvenieeces rod delays. Th Fan be, in
a greatimeasure, avclded, and the risk of acci
dents, painful, and often aneroid ble, prevented
by the wise policy of those bark, the interests
of the city ineharge, in permitting the railroads
to pass over or under the crowded thoroughfares.
These improvements may lead to toe necessity of
souse small-expenditures under , this head. •
- The time at whip!' it will be advisable to •ooree
Mance the building of the depot o Broad street,
has not yet been determined upo, although CO
i l
increased business and the inconv alone° of the
one in use make it most imports t that it could
not be lung delayed; ' I ,
• The purchase of the Willow Street Railroad" is
still at the option of the company / and the authori
ty to the managers to act in this otter , and also
with regard to the Mount Carbon d Part Carbon
Railroad, should he continued. 1
The managers have to infornd you that Mr.
Tucker, having tendered his , resignation of thel
Presidency of the Company, a meeting of the
Board was held on the bth of November, and, the ,
Vice President was elected to succeed him. The
election of a new manager in his place was de
ferred until this meeting.: Mr. Tucker bed been
so long connected with the company, was so per r
ifectly acquainted with its interests and connee'-
itions, and managed its concerns with. so 'much
'seal and ability, that his retirement will be a mat
leer of regret to you, as it is to the Managers.—
When it is retrombered what the cetimany was
,when he joined it, the difficulties through which
'he guided it, and the prosperity in which he/eaves
it, his abilities as an administrative officer, and
his devotion to sour interests. will be duly appre..
elated, as well as the uniform mandates wee ......,
'adoration for others, which enabled him, after a
long course of power, to retire from his office with
the good will of all those with whom he bad been
associated. I ,I
By order of the Board of Managers.
11.'D. Cott.EN,;Preeicker.
Office itf the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, Philadelphia, Janpaq 12,1 , 1857,
-120,883 75
43,784 98
$755,568 43
$194,479 39
$lO,lll 71
L 1 7 2000 00
'lns :Mine Hill and &ahoyll4 Haven Railroad
ComPariy hove declared a semis nuiutl Triddend
of seven per cent.; Clear of Stit# tax, payable on
and after the 19th bet .
OODETiI Liitli'Boosa—The February number of this
favorite Magizine, con Mina a large nu mber of Muetra.
done, and the usual variety of it, , matter. - Friend
Godey is a capital caterer to the tastes of his numerous
'readers, and his ,Ttook is sought site grim mote eagerly
Win in times of yore. Copies of February number
make obtained at Bannan's ,
`o:* AIMICA* jOIMSAL OT 'MI , mum : .Borrcircna—
Thellontuu7, it 5,7, number of . this Invaluable medical
thunittny, is upon air table. Vhe diddle= In Phila.
delphh4are Blanchard & Lee . Th . papersounteseed in
this unlike rotri3 of the most lm • , nk elyiracter. -To
the pt*ii. , st the cases minutely ted in'the Journal
illa
Ise I atelart instructive . 'n physhian should
Rdiens his iii Complete, if the America* Journal of
the Illogical Seliiiimk" is absent ' It.
$ 0 situ Ws hiteitiligripr Febr ry, is on Our table:
"doing to School" hi tie *ft t e principal Muster
.tion... It hie Charming AA* Fashion . Plate *or'
'February is beautiful. “Titti , The Queen; and the
Cardinal," Is an' historical . - . Illustrated, of the
time" of *halloo, "Airirof ',,fiverliad 'Monte to
Callicsda," is a thrilling IIeCOMI "Ittboisdiel),,tates and
'
sufferings of a party of emigrau itteNtiscted for Cali
fornia by the garland' route In Isid7ist ist Anstrated.
a
'' , The 'Enid' and Tomahawk," is ' ill north.
lished incident in the life of 0 pt.. ItimusoAllkiidy.
"tqutre Vongbow's Second "! Is n letitannas
sketch, illustrated., In addition ere is a large wartety
of interesting prose and poetical Matter; ' the "Edlttier
Easy Talk," ever racy m401 1.1 1' ing, Rotitios, Pattoill:
Flates,, etc. - This admirable agiudie -continues to
maintain the high reputation bee 'neetdred, under
the =diet of Watson it Co. . -.'
imrProf. Becker will glee a Cowed at the Town Hall
on Tuesday eTenlnic next. The programme for the oe.
easkni U excellent. The Piot •• shoal hare :an ap.
preclatlve . eminence.
Ireding.--A meet ,g of all thole who are
In favor oftilniteining the in - of. Pinneylrants, .as
Indicated In the election of MOM Heitioroa, , VW
ted States Senator from Penney mis t will beheld at
'Hill's Hotel In the Borough, thti air:ming at qeloelc.
'
WirlVero NoolzO.—ltitieb. D.
our this abbot, in thrlipsmd
boyougb. on Tuesday --
lecture of the ocrano,l
of that Church,
icing section of oar.
time. to the avail
abundant opportuniti
seter of the country, an
Mi. Lou does not eat
to. Now, as during the
pritOiridden, Ind the
degeneracy, Immorality,.
can be paralleled nowhere
Even In Santa Fe, where I
least some pretensions to
are matily composed or t,
timbers of which they are
ifr.joss states thaiNeir,
hulloes, agriculturaili s to
rsi impassibility. it f4o
I crops la the few alleys Obi
three and a half bushels t
-snake New Mexico
the precious metals hal
banters. That, bowel
to make it attrultve t
Air. Wm dead* ,
Mani* pilots in t
of the ceremonial
. The whole tltinijs i
sivaral instanas It
rift Pt sot WI!, teal
Flees In their CAC
Idetruted their pound.
mead even Or -"
Mr.long gee , '
don, which t.,
aMegkisplbala bo doting
the potent 'weak, , net the gist ecru
tbrustibly insugurated the sports *niter to the ter i bete, they err
act. - While the Wyatt* eVery - hill. and Oda down: Bo w e est ,c
irwlilh , on their "Cant be lied's," Youog 'Actunia'a,n i tiora of las feel
%Meer thiOksek,” etc., Mil youthlki of maturer you* i Out If Dour liforble.
bate mod behind Ask nags, end boneath caniatable I country on thstaut .
butOtbkrobvito ttotzhbottoi towns, for a donee =Cs; tbe shape of P*
drlvo Dome by moonlight. ,Os TborootaF inning, a putrust#oo4, •
-ty, muntoting some eiglitiklllllllll3l2pailtalOkAteall* of Italy* Si
soled by thoPottrtUto String flood, Vont weld „ tiletni eltle
j rory pleassitly at Tunny% Witte mita from , IBM snub'
IVA' , The dm* irate' dollghttlaily tiotil mita7 ,,
3 ,
isoat. ,
at satiation. lb. pirtlel*Wittiiiid tetO4l4;ll.or tit '
blip *Tut& olOisbo, to tooth IliolthOtloos gilt* add, lob..
bat icing it Up obtains. Mil pale two- Of So anus; *ld am
wigt i4llUooei vOlittoson Di tbionow ibloto -omit tbo ittool4:
&Doll° tbo illooth of tow bubo; GO nountatos vier
IFirretota Nene Militias Aiassiation.—Tbe next lea
titre of the course, ;kr the benefit of this Awe-1104
will be delivered on Mondaj evening next, by the Iced:
Mr. Brown offteadleg. SubjeeP-M'osiait'sliights. / The
_lecturer is an able gentleman; the unbent Is Interesting,
1 and we urge s 'plural atteridenee on the occasion.
iirTlus Weather continues
ireek4s nsfollows;
• ' P. R. k P. nasoitarit Orruma
, Pangsybania
Sat, Jan. 10th, 8 A. 31.-21 deg. above sero—eloraly.
li on , 64 12th. Li LI 66 ~elear.
Tues. a/ VOL, R " " "
Wed., ." 14th, " —l2 " " —neallydear
Thu, " 'lath - ' 4 —2l "1 " " —apit'g aupw.
Fri, " 18th r —b "• " " —clear. •
44r2hi arisnoießotrqxU—Ysetertay while preparing
Ire PronOennon on the Camp Ororuld, this Borough,
thunderedieth sistkeerea reports Or honor of the flee.
Hon of ilinion - ,CaUserou; fh was 4 dismal sound - to
those irhe hold not the honor and welfare of our Stelae{
heart. How tbs bettheieltisons were on the OCCIIIiOTI,
we heave to tin hasgina*ku of the render. DesuiPtion
would fail to do justice to strong language used by.
out Lids and German Dem. tie Mends,
- • Kirdbust Wanted to Death,—On Wednesday toretri
lag lath Brine delay taklng place ho the appearance of two
girls who slept together, in kronen tip slabs, at Bill's
tel, their room OW vie trhat and &wild locked. All at.
tempts to awaken *ea hy'llotent koceklng,' was bolt- 1
Saes. The door was it last pm:dune open, end the fewiti
were discovered 14ensible
i ts lbw *Set of coal gni
which had escapee; from , and Wed 'the Aimed
apartment. Medial old was promptly titled in, and the
glrla restored to eontioneritii. Wnd they remained such
longer ha the condition' littnd, they woad'
Saki dlsd. • • ' ,
87,121 32
. x,•11
lIUMI SA
EDITOR'S TAJSLE.
focal`•
d; Our report ibr the
itTMS=ME=E
thUeibe &hn3 tatieted by Use wand Of the
Inn twit na foti#EN ling ripple lock, in rompootolo *he
titititado of the swiftly pawing eleighih_
The,dealste of the elty may think th at be
tsar* experiencing la Uhl; lad Siva as kr. susi
attalkawl by' the Widastefal roles of lwalotobeested etk
gelato, a sklzhias party is the cotaary, suth
.
-Itirsoutla4m,Tharidgy Wait. r ,
APIA/1 - 4befiall -peptartiond of Mrs. Joule U. I.
is our Isadore. limy. as, mry
,MaWsUYAKtibld ki Heir ihaitabealify, sad add**
^stadimin4: Pike Wald Alert we km obserniihma l tbe
pen of lids ;Mod lady is the knowing from the Sodom
-...kentarsentitindersda ihrerdeg to Sernabert•-=,
The sanimer Walter prkaile'dowa,
- • She reads aside hers array,
And tike glorious q, imerowned, -
slides boa her yananished realms away.
The weeping Inflow sadly shads ' • :
A mourning she in Moth t
I bear her waving banns wands
• = Sweeping dead Mares frein or the roof.
'lend the wind sad soleinaplem
• Mosainatatalloas to the blast!
Defiant, shriek the reckless winds,
- Rushing cm rapid pinions past.
fantail it elands creep o'er the hills,
Lad shroud fa shadow ell the torn,
While bowling through the mountain pans,
- The, wolfish, whitry Wed comes down t '
lalksinifs hiskisslis the stones indent,
• $ Wks *lawful" &am loreeirlth wrath
Itathroaed Vase tanbarks' stirs •
Loot; coldly on their waning paLh.
Via thwidssparsind doubt Use made •
My angabbsdhsert their battleground;
And thus, methinks, the - 4 term& Eye . •
Inobs coldly on iny,bosom'spoundl
could my peat savoy And it yoke,
'Twonld hie a wild, imploring sty, •
To rend the ear of 'waft and min ,
• , Those frigid stars to sympslbil
And could the wail of human wos •
' Pima when their shining feet hare trod,
Wnuld ilea melt the stern resolves
Of an inexorable Ood
•,
As et: old pitibiai clothe Ode,
With power lwoukt strtve night pew pale,
And its the parts eh, ones agate,. • ••••
'Would wan a blowing. and prevail I
cut Jul no! the potions vision 'ads;
And phantom fears beset my path; • -
A marks honer to my heed • ,
The dark and shadowy future loth t.
•••• • • • •
Obt I would Ibbl the best Waved
Pose to my appreturnsive breast,
And from tbe t.hrotbk peril, pass
To Andrea; To e. and rest!
gar
sir The Gas Dfillenity.--At lan adjourned meeting
held at the Town MA on Monday evening, Janne*
12th, /857, the *Bowing report of Committee vu woad
mouslV adopted, whereupon an' executive Committee of
nine were appointed. u follows: Benjamin Maywoo#,
Ben j. Pott, James M. Beatty, L L. loiter, J. M.Crodand,
B. Morris, Geo. W. Slater, Prank Pott, and Walter
Sehrirtek, with power to confer with Oas Company, and
to transact all and any business appertaining to Con.
snmption of On, aid to earry,ent the views of the Con
sumers, ds expressed In the resolutions at their ant
meeting. • , .
.. ,
- . Poirrinnis, XXII. 1.014,; 1857.
Ws, the citizens et the Borough of PoUnille, and Con
sumers of OAS, feeling satisfied tu our own minde that
Con
the price of Gait as charged by the Pottsville fisarszta
ay Is from 30 to 50 per sent. higher than is
charged In other towns of equal site, and thieve feel lt
urgeas' well as our interest, to mist these over
, and that unless the Cu Company do make a
reduction as asked for in our resolve at the last meeting,
which is three dollars per thousand cubic, feet, and Ave
per sent oft if paid within five days; also no charge for'
metre, and unless the Company do agree to meet us at
the alarm price; that we, the subscribe. • hereto =besot,
p*lge ourselves to discontinue Its use in our house, and
1857.placee of business, on and after the tint day of February.
And that on aid after that date a Committee be ap
pinted to open books Or subscription to the Kock of the
Mines new Gas Company. .
Provided that twedhinn of
'kbe - ' p resent Utahans Gar
Oenirumers sign this report of- the Committee, then to be
binding on the whole of the diners:
~ ',
ilhaiAdarta Prank Plitt
Solomon Hoover ' IMMO Lipman
Samuel Helms, • , Silas &rouse • a ,
Jacob Greenwald .1.4011 Hirsh .
E. Kleinert . John Wingert ! ,
Btichter A Thompson • 8. Foster I
Benjamin Ebert, -. • Samuel Menlo,
, Chan F. Bovinely D. Washburn Jr. •
. Hanley & Callaghan , Jerome Boyer . -. •
D. J. Ridgway . Frederick Becker
Ihrory Gobi .-• , .. • Elias Seiler . , •
Joseph F. Seniors
„._,.' Jesse Foster, per T. Poster
L. COMO - : William Mor time r, Jr.
Max Lelmer • John grabs&
Dennis Welch - , - - James /mid
Frank J. DeWeese • D. 5. Hoffman '
Green A. Hoffman D. A. &ntih * CO.
. John G. Brown, ' David P. Drown.
Henry itreerigarten - G. S. Patterson A Bro.
D.:L. Elderly - . . &Wes At Brother
Oliver COMOII ~, Wm. Milan Jr. & Co.
George Heaton ' '" Gringo Mason
John Oder ' John P. Shower. - •
Wm. E. Boyer ' Mrs. John Reign '
Fella Strome 1 Myer Strome
• 11. Robbie - —' ; , Henry Clare.,
Moses Strome - , - . William Seidman',
_Chas. Chaney Peter Wool .
Geo. Bett . . - L. Bete ,
John Moser_ • Williatu Bradey .
Lewis Stoffregen Register t Emporium
John Q. Leo* , „IL Weber
E. Garrigues Philip Lippee -4
T. J. O'Connor Benjamin Haywood
E. C. Thompson . • • • James M. Natty •
Thompson A Douglas ' ' F. L. Fester
Robert F. Weaver IL R. Morris ' -..
• J. M. Richards • J. If Lehnen •
John Hodgkin - . John 8. Monts -
I. Serena ~. _ Michael Cochran
George IL Clay - z - .Lefever Womeladorff
Bunt Patterson • - J. C. finches
It . B. itsenber • -
- •sreess, ain., ..
andanto Pott William Hetherington .
John M. Crosland J. F. Voorhies
'lits. W.-Bowen a IlnaL . William Carter
Y. Howson • Peter Simpson
M. J. Seibert ' William Wineland
B. A. Berluchey, 31 D • Robert Ramsey
. Joseph S. Elliott James Russell • '
J'. T. Huard • Henry Grim
John Buckley Walter Sedgwirk
E. Yardley & Bon ' Henry Greeting ,
George E. Smith D. B. Green. 0., '
James A: Inner • - A. Stilimail
' • 11. O. Brooke .. '• ,if. J. rattan •
Geo. De IL Helm . ' George Lerch 1 -
Charles W. Pftellan • ' . Whitfield A Dorian . •
E. T. Taylor . . Daniel 11,111.. . ,-,,..
M. Mortimer , , • John Mcßarron
Charles Stolle • Daniel *berth,
Samuel Scott , Samuel Cohen
' George S. Repplier . Elizabeth Seigle,
Joseph Watson. ° Situ Stromlo , .
Moves Scheler Bodafield & Yong* - "
. Herman Gets - . . Jcseph M. Hvintsinges
• A mes 0, crania. " , Israel Windsor ._ '
' J. R. Feltnagle ' • t . i. F. C. Spring -
Davi* Beveridge 1 • Jacob iteininger . '
john McGlone. -• `i James Smith •
John P. Hoffman - Fox A Brother
Charles Rosin% • O. W. Epting .
&lemon Hirsh _ Henry Saylor ..,,,-.
O. Bunt . Hiram Parker •••
• George 11. Stichter 'Moen Greenaialt
William Smith - Wingert *Ochienfield
8. Llsberger A Co. . Dennis Brennan --
C. 11. Boyer William P. Glassmips
'F. Sanderson 1 . S. o.Tinlor
John W. Weber , J. X: Wethedll '
. Frederick Pattenta . • , Jos. M. Fever
tileg e m t u r s Ti berias . • It ic lgters f , ...1 1.
Brothma
WWII ' : Weber John T. Boyle
)l. A. Welch Jonathan &Ann
IL Bahmer . Jesse Foster.
Francis J. Kern; M.D. IL C, Harper a
,Klric A Baum . • A.Runell . ,
Thorne Thomas , ' •3. G. Frick . l
Dennis Dunlery John L. Miran.* t
, E. W. McGlone' i James Glenn i
inns B. Carpenter i ng:D. Mrs. Shoonnith I
G. Silberben ' A. J. /Leith -„.
J. F. Allstadt • Anna S. Slater •
P. D. Luther • . ; • James IL Kelly .. ~..; i
George W;Slatar' ' John Clayton ~• i.
• Charles Header . - -• 11 .ti. Dixon; IL B.
Dennis Bradley - George Bright
Samuel Mann . Thomas J. Atwood . •
Bright* Lerch : .. Thomas R. Barman • i,
Be gamin Barman' T. J. Hughes
' J. IL Beck , , E. Sprint - '
Walter D. Jones J. B. Bertram ' ' i
Elisabeth Bea - Louts Toussaint
ri
Mary Armen ' • Thomas Pollard
4 ohn W. Rosana" .John Brown . • r
ph Henry ; . ' D. M. Heisler i
net Garrett _ ~..• Edward Paul - .
m. Wolff , , ' • John Mellen . i
llisanbew Brinigan - John C. Conrad f.
- .wsm i ltr. Wolff . Geormi Halberstadt, M.D.
• lastrEerrynian ' 8.-F. Genner . - t .
. vr. B. Kline • Lewis Reeser •
3.o.MaceL 4 , Daniell Aurand • l'
Philip R. IL Palmer I
• PertrunsWr — st ..
- Edward Morrison . I
Strange E, Palmer -M.D. L Dodson . .
John Birgit) , . Atkins A Brother I
. Bernard . A. IL Allen
C. M. Atkins, WM. L. Whitney .'•
..' Wm. B. Walls'_`-. . - tr a iv e cd. L ee A Co. i
William Martlik ,, ,. Pottsville Gazette
D in i a l Na g le
~ .:: :.. t, . A. -- - Maid -
Those of our eithints wit; hr . td an opporturt‘
to sign the" . resoftit excuse it. Orm
mikes, as warn of foregoing
thee pre her delay--all let
which is reapectfullpremir I. HAYWOOD, (; 1
Cnisinteni,
.Ihrosie. hihmlonatterare tautly needed to N Ilexleo
to milts the wintry float the eivor . tiof Rom
-Ibe above may give some aitx6t idea of the *Utast of
• lecture. It was oie or the most tatereiting
,• . •
01 the thataKteroge ever' likened to.l The at ,
•,wait ilsoelleet; bet 'Abe *re
been • - .lio plan more iiittnetive abd °later
Sant • •be 4lvbed, tor •ep 0414 an4our s thin by
atteidleg er. teettemi yet to be elves In th)thioniegh.
this whit : •.•
The Ttdre et the Cower, at the 2/1 alethodhe
Om* vitt be •• by the Bev, Oro. li Caoolu, of
ott reeettits See, the !Mu; Mr
tteeteik iiite`of the • : at of leetateret-asit
those iiho have Ward Was elle a ti o s tibm.,. eatie to Ids &Tao
'Me et4t** lent biothe Iteisetaky hibla
. ,
sastat
latatidies,--laist year cis • ' ''''' .l2
ad ! ' •wp MI customary with uis, sash NMr 'Aar.r a
t of,;(las °Godlike at; JIM Diks
_add thiuday
......nl i se
Schools f the Smougit. CousolUM lll l, nil) lea break
ill tt4 aterating statistical sumniary.
r ; ' of ¶s66, *WSW the knowing Ost, which
221342:021 I I all he *gods of tIM SoCcomb; i
PAT -13C1100LE.
' •
Toast Sowcp—laszi
High • • •
• • • • byt J. P. Sbotatano3aet.,
14•41. Poodlut, Tumthaw Ards
?tsar: IL Millen L. E. Straueb,
ffes. 2.4-T:Btrauch.Teather. 4sidal.ants,
N 0. 3 -8 Oswald, t,
S. tf • -•
No. en-man, 'timber,
be-E. Berber, " •
' - •
A.,tALS. ,
IL*aellusant, Teacher. ;moist
eat, 84 J. Limb.
N. L.-84411110301,Teedier• Anidlint
IC., Mead,
,Na. 11;--11. W, vamp% Tosebo!, . '.
No. 44—N. Iptkoy, '" "
No. 5.—1 r u. A. Coady • "
- I
No. 414—.1. Guts, , -
No. U.—C. Bmitb, " i
Na. 8.--11. Down.lAir, ." . ' !
,
I • -
' . G -di Total.. ' i
PITAYI ficnoota—Young Ladies% I • , Second 51,,
corm, of liarkittllks M. N. LIU% T .
No. Of rapila on roll, s SI 1
Avenge attendance, ' 25
- Arena age, of Pupils, • 15
Stilleef-Allgher Zogllah tinselucf, vrelidi and
drawing. !-.•
ItignirelAcadiar, (31i1e)—Mr, Soper, PAnaspa ..
" • ito. of ft tills on roU, `1 40
. Average dell,' attendance, 27 I
Average ages of Paplls, 15-
f-
Stndlar,—filiber Eagitsti brandies and the Childra,
*war for mists eind lads, lawdare'rtm P? That
/ 411 PYtedan Chur*litbtwilsoldwilw stmt. Mae. Elan
If. D. 111c0Ool, Taarler.
' 23
No. iet Przils on To% - . ;
• ;Average ly attandanse, , ‘
.p • 6 1
'comp age of Pupils, , - -11 l . 11 ; J);
States,--Prinou7 and ocSinatilicsilsh hcanches,and
instruction cc the Piano Forte. F !I _:. -1
'ainsee
. 4hool for Boys and Oirtsi, Centre —S. llottgb,
iaa ! ker. • , . i „. • 3 ,
, I .i - , ' 2. I
. . ,' 1 1 . ,
Avetageito. of Popt s. ( day. ) •II —,l
4. -
, ~(illght % ) • , il 22 i
Sindles,—Primary and brolltary laglisshranehen. , :I
*oaf for Algol, Elva ;Tetrace—Miss l lf.• Edrnozelyi
fir.
. .... 1 ~. r 1 i
No. of Pupils on roll, , 1 1
4°
1
;Average daily attendants ' . . i . 36
Siudies,--Saaed, Classical, Diode= and2hysicsi Nect-1
gisishles, Geology, Physiology, AstrOm ',. Onsonnar ,
4
Etymology, Pbtle•DP 3 7, linholorf , rut liar Science,
Anierican and Eng. Ilistorke, Qnspoilta: French,' 6c.
. tpsool for Sala Boys cad Firth Can . ,St., - appalls
rai i iii
SllterTerrsee—Mrs. McDonald, Teacher. i •
NO. of Pupils on voll jaDe L e.o i 17
14 AIM rillP a ll y at tett ' . ' 16
Studles,—Prlmary English ' •
I ..
likrowin Chaotic' Behool4-Pi•szaft 2. CI nebular-
Pupils, (male, 76; female y 40,) i „Mt -
itudles,—Yritoary and ordinary derma, branches;
1 .
The echoed let ^lfisses, i la` basement,f Thome, n's
el6treb, Mertm4street, libel Martin, 'hither, is ',re.
deined in the number of peptie,that the !lady expresses
bei belief that She will gtie it up. MlseSyre visited the
school lestltreeli, there were but some hajf doten pupils
ln!attendanee, and we deluded to makti oo report of 4
the sehdol forllittle 'boys '115(5 girls, Sisterly In
seiond stofy of tiierilixd futent Engine, httes4. Strer
has been broken up:
!St. Josesih's, (stele,) S. C., Mahanta
"Slaters; etchers. j '
. No. o Pupils' on r0U.,1 •
Ave dell* attendance,
Aver agent t
. titudles, Wary English .
I
. g , . SUNDAY AC11001,,S;
Wesly ChurcA, (Protest: entEptempal,l
Div.,D. Washburn hector; Charles,M
ter! dent ; Mr*. A. h el j Ir, Supt.; Miss
bttrlan—miles 0. striooh, Mat; B. I
and Treasurer. H '
Pupils on, roll; (central school, 320
°there, I 05.) •
Arertge attendance, (nlttlel, 300
g. others, 100,) 1
Tescheri, central (male,lo; female,;.4 No. of Vols. in Library, •
I /int Presbyterian ebonite-7hers. .To
aseveeene.. •
Pepper on roll, (mak, 513; female,
T Average attendance, I-
Teachers, (male, 13; female, 20,)
No. of Vols. in Library,
1 Manilla Baptist., mahintongo 'din+
/I(uperlntendent. ,
11.uplls on nil. : . 140
Average attendance.. 120
Teachers, (Dale, 2; female, 12 ,) I 14
1 ( No. of Vols. In , 141rary,, .1 630 - 1 ,
issociate Deformed Prabyteriari—Janles 0. exhinri,
Superintendent. '!„ • 1
Pupils on r011,,(ma1e,:82; 'female, 53,) '
' Average attendance.' • ; 1-- TO
Teachers,(tnale, 5; female,ll,) , • , 1 la, f
No. of Vols. In Lltnary, • • '720
rseamd Metaodist Zpircoprl, Marie; street—Jebel' B.
Superintendent,
' Pupils on roll, (male, 86; female, 391 - 175 .
Average attendance, - t - us •
a d Teachers, (male, 7.1, female, 20,) •gr
N of Vole. In Libraiy, - I. 460
icaleCallonfilllstrent-11. y. Mahe, Bnp t .
Ile on roll, ( 11110 _, 6 C. 0 : femalefemale oo : 100
Average ettenrlan , •e, . .85
Teachers. (tuale.,lo • female, 10,) ✓ • 20
' No. of Vols. in tibritry, t 400
Ebptislt Evangelical lualeran B.l,, o rrlust dreef r -1 1
Daniel Heil, holoeriote*ont . :1
• Pupils.= roll. (mete, 90 r fsmalel ) 100
Average attendance, . 115
Teachers, (male. 11't - SemAlo,. ll ,) l
• No. of Vole.ln Library, '
German and Sn Ott; fidaxitt S, S, Third
Dante! Wittnan, German Superietteinicad. _ 740 Eogl)ali
SUPerildelgellt:
-
Pupils 00 roll, (Male, MI; female' 7 ' • 7 4 0
Average attendance,,3 l o
Teachers, (male, - t 3; ,21
Average attendance, 23
No. of Vols. In•Litiravy, • • 1 .
iirds 3 / 4 ailunasuc.,,O'kuoirbia st set. a:Davie%
-Supechltendent. ,1 1
I , co d
Pupil's 016 , 011,
. 'Averrageattealehlra ! e• 451
- Teachers, (on* 8 female, 4 ,) 101
Ara Welsh 'Baptist, Second sties oppod :Orlaid;
Ifonae—Shoei. Ponell..Sa*tutandent.
Pupils—average, I ) --;
Teachers, (male, 6; Simile, , _j ; tY-
Wash aniregaticwiadt—rhouiPriFe, SKIL! 1,1
Pipits on roll, (male, 40; •.1,30,): (Ye
'
. Aveor, attendance, ' • tie
• Teachers, (male, 10; Annals, 2,)i .13 ;
There are s tin7 Wearies in the Weide whop* oir„
lug to the that of few weak/via the lifelslt - is?o4Sayis;
being pubashed the United Maim 1 , 11 is a sonde ey
considerable regret . tottbe teachers 'and 'pupils. *- I
R. ftsbiori, M!.o' l 67 ol ol4 l aP*i
Ples - 4reroff . 0r I*7o
No. of Yds. In Library, i ' I ' 270 .
• f • llecildtslattiox, - I
.11.10) . CONP.I.I.II{OII -WITS gowns rgos 6 1
.
OK Ill*.
Public Sebao/e- 1 :11fale Petplk . 690 . f
833 1
a 61.13 • • 6861
Private Echoidei7lefitle 139 • 1 401
' Yftualn 2501 171 -
. I Mixed f.' 21101 j 192
• • Banish, t‘ I 280
, •
603. '1 693
Sabbath School Pupils, . 2100 j 1778
leered iWWI,
Ist Musa, lib
And the wend
it the benefit
it inTkrina
liperliniof
4 has bad
maintain
lei Mexs.
fats, tt is
es, pbrileal
of the people
of the glottis
(pest to glad at
ling, lite bo;es
'vein the ds
Tol In Bozo. receiving iniOsuitlo
No. vols. in 8. 8. lanFinv,
All the Sabbath Betio°is are
one—the Irish Iteinan,Catholie.
of the: German oatholia Tbn
with the Babbeth'Sebriol.
There are 14 Public Sehks I the &Weis&
1 High &boot, 5 Male, 4 Fe itle; 8 trivets
Schools Male Sehoo4o ale Imulnartee;
and 4 Bliled; andil3 (tboi r blethodiat we
were" tillable to oLtaio,) §abbath Bavoie:L-12
Pruteetapt and 1 Roman Catholip. •
Iss' nu. Oas IU4. 1166.
Pablio Bcbools, 1027 '1194 1102 1100 1519
Private Protest., 298 250 202 . 201 303
Private Catholic, 226 2io i 355 • 336 280
Sabbath, 1097 _19;82348 2100, 1778
S. El... Volumes, .'• 4917 5709 5985 5500
- .
sever offer *-
That Is Sato
desert, its 'best
eversidoessly
is taineralstlasy
, discolor* of
sole within lb
it possiires,
Won.
Moss o: the
. tiSserliction
lioly Weik
city, oblieto
• sisals:
It'or the Inners! Jon
Bswaras•-•later :—Tblnki • you. , • t wish
to know what Street the 'lattices. criers. Cameron .had
on the Disoociey of liiners4l e, I *add at+ that •
matting was railed to warmest* capes, their to.
tibputtion and amine, It woe pwpOoo to i?tirn •
:Leto !Sad Witgauseller to elan: Alter coastal:Sms Ma.
ettastoit • It -ersi Losseaded, by the . tisisthigi piloting to
dakerii,lttan 1a whiskey—mitt& wieciallasly done
to the 'iota intidgetingi of 1111 - •t. 1t * 67 .
Idinsisrillsniatipiryl6,lof. ,
4 Tim:tamed bio;
thi
Ulu abylocki they
rot abate qqats. de
-aded
cruelty sited apprise
'06148 slllaz
nui, or 14looterr
Aro , the look.-
Intenoilds por
ta awl* is
aireilemely
vcodisibri
tardsli
"012110 .
*thou
.. Omer.
bidift laneYer
- 4e 44.6114,1 i
1641064 M
- , , Vet the' 3lbasrfr J ji a; 1
. • .---4- - i ...'
!hat'- tirlitillnei High lobed - PiateartfelL
--.---- , --------z i
Agricaltars being the tins faun Me of' all brawler
of ladoitry, of liattenal an 4 Oo Prorposity,
It Is greatly to tr4tilea whitt,ll4 *sof Pouliot ,
Milt
; lase
has so dr Sons ha:, St* to the toiling
.Struser ha his limo*. Mid worthy t. qinassiortuets
..rare the onenorh4preesart43o t hod .In /44 Itar
All appropriation' inabling Oro (roots*, of the lihriarret
nip School of f*nosyttnall, to sent *who fbr
that lostltetlon,, the mitt,hict bit* so ismag of
their atteatlion'ns to defrO ti. 1 , 4 14.4 Ilia Nam
hereof the pewit hestalatitio. * *gr b" .
tag of the sahhict. Pa Imsaanlty nest boopporsst to
ilk Th•Gaviruir Itt MP animal *a* . tura Owl **
**option* it that pirpoila I* nanihr wei l Ihlif look . .! ,
act MI hatalasitit ems. grit 10. a* ra t.: ns
, ~,
ags to orldela lea Una iiiiila th ! , 1 'X.TA U=
'lb1)1 'Witter
lad brained,
strokas 1014 tialloot
"11111 4 4tu
oah - le liko tiy--tbo ',pre
ruined, the clever sbe ellogs to Toni A
bockeler adds—lvy le like wound—loo
eliniate you, the more you are rutoeik--
that ion's uoik both "aye. : Knock d
bachelor! . • .!
, • • •
Htalovray!* Olatiroistr and Pills,.
*lottitss, pimp ail, dfy ernationsi and all Irr tatkwas'oit
Pao Skin. dada and dcsappear sable a dm a • plieafloits
bt lowsra OW toad; In abate e max ••• k frlttiott
.ladisisamble. Many ad :theiirallnery • •tloba tea
elast4Oty irillpersplialloai and as tb .penetra.
ansuint atones opens Ms pat sad Intl tail
; bents, It dissipates tba Indstoailsa 1:74 *pro.
jrittlies whom Isom at anss ats Via
, • fibrases, oar nroiUy ranatsra the b IJ and
to the Ala is tuts* that. dell • Ili, and
,
, - •
1-T it liEbairs is me i
'frightful, well eue of th e moat o
;cult diseases that !Medical skill . has to .0
iNci medicine, until ourdiscoreiry gm to
!Unseats Reueedles,Poseessed the power to
the sons which this d. irsiatt4 evil Inflicts
tbas. Thank lusven we have hut little of
t 4 Stator, but in Europe It lathe inost prey
*dliesses. Those - who the E. E. Re
in: this country were imported Item the o ld
11 *"d r e rb g Lellw r i for si;iis, sad an
great privilege of being touched by the 4.,0
er tit 'lithe Ikmoni monatein4or the earth,;
ilidirsreleassatins Resolvent and Reinhe
i•
cormignment of these celebrated ilea:wales
their way to Englaud, Russia; Austria and
we hole their hoe aye by thei people will
Ring's Evil, and all other chronic male
hhalah body, and the Ikea of the earth. I
rWadere are troubled with PlientiS, Mote,
Tatters, Salt Rheum, Tule, Ring Worms,
care, Cankers• iltunrms, and 'othir skin
aseallencrvating Ees4vent, ithked with
litreve,.wlrt positively cure you. Radars.
Es' Osumi the Minecalous powers of
theta:tag pains and aches in jai few minis
care and.prevent Cholera, Te'llolaXeirer, Typ
tiMitot, and all alba? , wag ndllll Torero. I
11 keep a supply of those Ilem4les ready.
*imams menus &meg yea. er you •
4itilt• •
.1 ,
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1' 4 2
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Ittigion )ntelli
. • •
r.aa'aIRISTIANAS..4OCIATION'S COD = E 01 ixe.
lIIIIES.—The Second Lecture oCthe Coin will be do.
livered by Item. J. A. Ilmursik. of Acadia , on Woodsy
evening next, Jannaly 19th at the Seco d, Methodist
Ohnieh, to Market street, *entrancing at 754 o,clock. 1
"tickets 23 cents — to be had 'at Sammie's and Gant
gu'ik's Bookstores, and of member of the Association. ,
f NOTSCBtit:
E.ItirPRIUTTIVIt METIIOOIBT CIIQACIi
corner 'of
Lyon and 3d street. Divine Service every Sabbath at 10
O'clock, A. M., and 0 o'clock, p.ll,
STEEP MEIIIODISTOPAL ;cuancu, See ,
god Street, Pottsville, Rew.. L:Oasv, Pastor.—
:Wine service every Sabbath,* 10 A. M. rind at 735 P.M.
tQ-SEOOND„.s ~ •
METWODIo EPISCOPAL cuuncti;
Market Street, Pottsville. Bev. J. Tunas tu.cmr. Pastor,
Divine service every Sabbath a$ /0 A. M. and 73; P. AL
air ENOLISII LUTUERANCHIIRCH; Market:
Pottsville, Bev; fisstst Surf pastor. Divine se=
this Church regularly every, iOnday. Morning, it 10%
O'clock: evening, at 1 o'clock. I, Weekly Prayer Meeting,
Thursday evening. at 7 o'clock
BAPter following ministers
Aim expected. to 211 the pulpit Of the Baptist Church at
',the timedesignated: . - I
!Win: T. Bunker; nd ay, I Pebrttary,lBs7.
J. Cole, •IS do , March; "!
J. Wheaton Smith, Ist do ` rip ii , I "
l O.J. Page, ' E 240,' • do May, ' " -
;IV. E. Watkins*, :do .nee, "
! . George M. SptatOi 2dl do uly ;
, Edgar M. Levy, 2di I,do • aged,
•! A. H. Bell, : 241 Ido tioptember, ,
• John 11. Castle, ' Is{ do . cictober. " ,
, DIED.
$
S.I3PROATS—On tbeobtli Of 4antun, a Mount
time St. Clair. MAitislumr,-thei beloved /die of W111.150;a
Oprosta, aged 35 ]ears, - *
"Blessed are Ma i ds:id who dle In 0
ADMI
DMINIS' RATOR'S OTICE..:-
The undesslunni hiving been • pointed by the.
ter of Schuylkill county Administrator of the E&
bate of Christian Nalter, late of the borough of Tama
: Wm, its mid county, all persons hoimedalnts against
the estate will present them to him for settlement, and
.those Indebted to said estate *sill make immedbite pay:
meat. - 0. 11. McCABE, Administrator.
! TamaqukDeeemberrilo,'B6 . ni-et
!!!!!I
' 280
250
U
1
Letter
NOTICE.-
4 Whereas Lette of AdMinistration ort the.Fitate
ThIOIIAS EWING, late of the 'borough or Ptittalale,.
-f lave been granted to the subicribers, by the Register of
Schuylkill county, notice M hereby given to all those in
debted to laid Estate to make payment, and those
themhee
elaims for settlement.
ing Wl 2 li rt. 1
1 . Wasps, Administrator..
SARAII ;WING, Admlnigtratrik/
61-et '
'I.IIIU, Ba;
A. Stillma p
Whltney;',
H
' • p
, 20
'4ll 4
120 t, •
140(4: 04! rt
December 20.'56
•
.4VDM It
INISTRATOR'S SOTICE.-
Werreas Letters of Administration to tlis Estate
ARE C. DERLIICIIY,Isite of the imtough of Potts
ville, deceased, have been granted to Itber'nedersigieed,
debtod to the Mental ate mewed . to
a egi= u er iei ed bit° plymeot abd those haling dentands.or
slalom Against the said Estate of decedent will make
known the same without delay to .
Di. ELLMDEL BEIILVCHY ,' Administrator. -
Pottsville, December I 61.6 t ,
al
. 1200
*air Shearer
MATRINI.ONIAL--ir,ki Yining. La,
dies of prepossessly aPpearancie wish t i t' form the
acquaintance of two gentlemen, with it view to matrimo
ny. All emntannleations It-tided with sincerity. Ad
dress .Pattenat and nape," gchuyikill !Istvan.
Jamtuttyl7, , 's7 H 3.lpt
7LIN GIN EER WANTED—Hy the
L attsevlbic at the Linemiate• Colliery, Shamokin.
. . Apply to COCHRAN, PEALE A 00.
Shamokin4in..lo, 'OT j ?At •
WANTEV IMMEDIATELY-40
cmuivatircsoiec 4 stomed 0 . heavy work on
breaker sehntes, at the Trerorton lam Expert.
eneed workmen may seinen al Winters .11, and gOiK . i
apply to I OEORGE 31 WTON, Sup%
"Prevorton,Nortbrun'd etl., Dee. 20, ' I AlSt
WANTED -4- 50 :You g _Men - , t
act mi !oral and t Meing aents, in a baldness
,
easy, needs! Ind honorable, a ta salary of $lOO per moat
4-4 mpltal GO $3 only
_required. No patent medicine
.hooklbnalnemi. Full wirtimilma free to ell who enclose
postage stamp or a three centl piece: and address
D. P. PUANNON k 004 AtkinsomDepet, If: U." '
January 10;'57 ; 1 • 2-6e't
~,
1V OTI C E .—A. Salesman of many
1.1 Years experience In 04 Coal Mack, as traveling
Agent, te n in New England, of commanding logmenes
with the }ode and manutactunns of a very extensive
district,4lth whom ha is intimately acquainted, (kmow
ing their standing resources, Ac. a 0.,) and can Manatee
their orders, wishes to make in engagement with parties
tbr the coming season, to travel and make tuba of La.
high, /Schuylkill, Cumberland and other Coal..
• Address Box 443, Bost-odice, Derby; Conn.
Jan. 10, ' 57
last.,
LOST.--Lost on the 151 k
last, in the borough of Pottavillo, a check drawn by
.1. Adam, OD the Inners' 'lank, of Pottsville, malted
NO. M for $l9O. All persons are .hereby 4 eautkated
against negotiating said check u payment °Me same
has been stopped. The tinder will be suitably rewarded
on returning it to the subscriber . C. W. PITILLN.
Potts, • January 17,'57! • frdt
.
Q . % • EWARD.—+Lost on Tuesday
jej laid. between Elnereville and rascarors, la
tLeeltetictrie, with • port monads, containlag a StO
e; a
notn English ior - n, a breut.pi is, (which contains
the heir of four deaf.t•W relativasi and is ciniseque' ally
very highly prised,) a lace cellar, a pair or gloves, and.
aornOthet malt articles. Whoever will return the same
to the °Mee of the Meer:rale Bulietin Will receive the
above reward. ' actuary 10, Zdt
Ol'E LOST -
•
2q. inenoon, Dee. 19th, a
ri S. Spangler, pajable to ,
the ?diners Bank, for $l7l 3:
12th, 1856. All persona are
negotiating said notes. .
Amway% Dec. 27, ',56 I
MTRAT-llElFElt.—Came to
lle Premises of the subscriber, residing too
lythe township, above Now Philadelphia, about or
weeu ago; a TUX HEIFER, about -114 years old. with
large horns , a white spotoo her forehea d, and the tip of
the tail white. The on&rh requested to come forward,
pro property and take her away...ethers lee she will be
sold lug to lair. • ABRAHAM MUTER
• Januarygli•'s7 1-30,
,2704-2361
5986 1 5280
.tesiait, except
The day*ehool
111-031 ct
7-- " --- OS — T 0 ' MISLAID.-=-An Order on
theTresururer of the Borough of Schuylkill Uarco,
da March 2d,11154,1br $441 16, payable t 3. the order
of 11 kW. lluntainger. Any person Coding said order
I t
"a ro* Od- ima : ra ng y i tue i tt ib luts . lubeen heen sto ber‘ pped w b i tt li sa be ld r ordotia bi lni
of course b of no use to an; person except the owner.
O. A W. 110NIZINGEB.
- D4e. V; ~ , 56 , 1 . tants
NOTICE Thereby given, that the
firm of WM. Y. hOARD Opal
bilueri St Bet:
wont arid Cumtela Collieries, hi Blythe Tonsblp.
&WOMBS County, Peunsylvarda, this day dissolved
by mutual coneaut. fbe stinks of the late dim ,Will be
s e rried bi,Wm. Y. Agird and George F. Tyler, who aloha
are authorised t use the nature& the firm In ligsthistion.
;FREDERICK TILER
.• - ; by Deo. F. Tyler, dtiorhey:
, . . IDSNIEL TELEbt,• •
. . i by Geo. F. Tyler, AttAney,
• • ''CEO., F. TYLER. '
• - ACIAU.D.
Phliadt•iphla. Dec. 27.'30 I 524111
c,o-eAR'ENERSHIP NOTICET-r=3.
A. utrtist ea: imodateis with this *v. J. pm
under the that oil Undo k Bowen.
Woun prepared to 'execute all orders for Painting,
Glaslug , sod Paper/Di , at short notice and on reasonable
terms. We call the Atte° tlea of purchmera to our large
stork of Paper Ilaaglugs, Window Shades: Wire Board
Mott, lo.inelndlog every variety of style and pricy.
chick ertl offer at thei leers! etty Lettering of
deieripttott prOpUy . execut ed.. lll,l' DOWEi , h
2 door g oboes the :alatericun Mouse, antre.tred.
September
IWIT:6IERSHIP • NOTICE.--THE
• - ev ariseribip„.l2l the Lumber butisets, beretalbre
es s ties between R. C. Le, Wilma, *as IM. day, (Dem
t, 1843j.dtraolvedh$ m utaut cutout. It. C. WI Et3o:l,
... . ;. . , ~ , O. WILSUN.
. . .
')The uuderstituat have MI dAii,"(Dee.'l, Isslo watered '
IMO! acipertnership in the / Lumber busiume, at their
'steam mu mlll, mg the Illubshoy, under the brut of Wllr
BONA R01N14 7 - . i , . , .4. - . D.C. WILSOPt t '
c. ' . VarSl Selig. •
___ _
I I
'
I
*Fp. moot thististetaat somata
roe f.ll le disteders
ISTRATION.
WANTED.
LOST. & FOUND.
-,Lost on Friday al-
Promissory Note, &awn by
:the order GM= Frits, at
12, at sixty days from Der.
hereby cautioned against
• WM. FRITZ.
DISSOLUTIONS.
GO,PARTNVHSHIP.--JAMES, M.
11NATTY.orkthii late firm of Omni d Them % hag .
aneriated with him frbfo4ol,l) Oarrepon and James B.
Natty, in the Cori InparkeiNS, under the Brat of Junes
M. Beatty t Co., whO sillcontiN. nue the wining and eal•
JA M. BEATTY.
1114 P i r no g cuutarrsox ig° It
3/14. B. BUSTY.
2d-
M!M
will ba reesbitanitat
t the =Mow Leib Royer.
February 16,'50 7-II
04ees bialidotal it
Undid to by It, O. Wfl
it Seituylkllt Mom
FOR SALE & TO LET.
IxGIib:MERIN PIANO for sale. -1 Ivo In of IL W, ex J. 4claca. sq.
0n.3;
I-tt
nIII are
ilo old
lose- it
....or rob'
I wtt that
I______
--- Itili S.—TCI--;',:-Arwt) Story 13rick
j a t •
.
Road to tilt Mirka a trc.et. Apply to '
,• - JAMES W. DOWEN; Centro It., ?ottani,.
January r... '57 , 1 ztn. ..
B" ' TOOL BONES, coniaidi;
eri sesortukent otmefel Ceeisraters' Toot; a pre,,,,,1
worthy et the 11011 days, et nee yarderens sod Itou Dep6t .
Dee. W. '6B 61. !PRANK hyrr.
' N SIIELLERS of superior qual.
ir 117, itsusass Meet Cutters bent tothe world, yi th
Dee . e ' and Imn Depot. FRANIC Von .
,W. 6 6
51.
INSEED 10114. -.Patent Paitii; Oli.
ke.oltr— Ibi : side by J. t. IliN$1;31:,
lereo.'Aulfurf ::3. 'rot Si
ALE About 800 feet of 7-8
trich second band OOP" eh 3l ° , oftlif new. Ib4Oir;
of CUA.S.IIOLLNY o lllfi egrofo, &bon, e l e Tt , t7ai . r ..
November 2.?, 'A : -
counter-1r
of the sto.
a sink UO
- vith.
f - world our
It, or bad
pan Its He
t In the Unl
lent ofettriF
Mee cured
world. wbo
.ne the
ET-A c
ttd.i an omfortable dwell'
mual pi. bit , In •Mahant4 D ,' L l . R"''
Forrouqulre
_' ,A.
or. 22. 'ZS -- 470 •
,
,
FIRE t ' wKS iiiiCupolis, Putlillitit,
and Blast Piittitee, fo4 the &Mint Wort.. t.,.
low. et the •
, ilk., . PrON EBB ill ZNect:.
Pottirille 7 , - Jan.19,19534 ; ,.. • - 'Z.tt
rvoßy HANDLEOTabIe•an,, 1) e .
meet !Craver, Silver Plated tad" imitable tivrch,,, t .
sum presents. at too ILardrare and iron Dew.
Pottsville, Dee. :•)), FRANK Parr .
/L 01201116-
ere eared by
A largo
re no, on
SILVER PLATED TABLEFORKS,
Plated Epbollll,iittanta Teti Betts, Plea Gloodttur
the Holidays, at the Hardware and Iron Dept
Der..dl, SAS bI. 11rIbtliK POTI.
mute, whore
soon banish
,ri from the
I[..ch..NINES IN SETTS, in . .fine Ma
• happy lames, Ivory Handled Car,rers, Blwel •at
be ardware and (mu Depit. • FRANK PtY4.
Dee. 30.'56 .
•nui of our
2,- ?estates,
d Lots. • ll{.
Rad-
I 's Ready as
' , tag the most
! • •
s, and wlil
us, Billions,
krtery Sna
fu rase, the,
.tiwlth arc
, .
T)EgrPHANOSCOPES, a beautiful
x optkai ningion. Italtuesualcal lestrateent, Jump,
er Sleds, Willow Knife beekets,Le., at the Ilerdir ent
and Irm depot. - /RANK' KM.
,
,
Deg.- 20: '6,0 51-
-----
CILIEAP FUEL—Coke for sale, la
‘_,lLari c e or small quantities. at the lost pries of a won
pet bushel. inquirer:tither at the ogles, or works et th e
Pottsville tlas Company.
Pottsville. :Wanler 41.. 'CA • 4741
FRINTING PAPER.--Book .
Papir.nt every stse and weightiot superior quail tr,
D
at Mill pries'.
Centre street, PbttstUle.
W..tf
tires
August 0,'66
SAWYERS READ !-!--IVe halh 'th e
exclusive agency of flenri bliderces telebt;tt r l
teat tireantl Circular Saws, to Schuylkill eounty. het
furnished Dom 6 to 60 inches.
Sinn !ER t TIIO‘II , SON.
Pottsville, December 6, 't6
TUST REOPIVED.—A large assort.
meat oteplendlik-Perfumery, ie., from large
Ituutie
tortes °flail** Hanel* Co., Harrison and i
1111 those who want tine Perfumery, call at C.BAII
MI Book and Variety Rims: ,
January 214857 f
f t oRENT.--The. Offices lately — W.
enpled IFy F. W. Ungbes, In Centro rtrr.4,
wh are ignoble Sr a Store, or any kind of Miriam.—
Also, a Mona dwelling house , on Railroad strut. Andy
toM. mummy
_ .
Oct. 25;'56
DAGUERREAN APPARATUS for
SALE—The subscriber &shine to quit tbe W
arm of Daguerreotygpg, will offer .Ibr sale a firm rat.
Distuerseas Apparels', with. everything. brlon,tbkr to
the tut, complete. The Camera Obscure consists of Liu.
rbsonla !i size, de. Also, a considerable "toot of taxa
to„ on hand. Address . B. J.O.zEici
Bethel P. 0., Bests county; r...•
January 3, '57
T O LEASE.—The New York and
Lehigh Coel Co. tegeneteleese the two underlying
se sof 0. , 111 on the truant' land known by the warm.
toe name of "Chriatlan Kunkel," situated in Banks tp,
Carbraneounty, Penns. The ltallroad ronneeting wha
Op Beaver Meadow
.11alltuad has been extended to meet
the einitemplated operations. roe further lnformatk
iIPPIYik.. , N. P. nosAcg. Prts.t.
-... _ ...„
38 Trinity Building, New York.
Member p, 'US
QTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE.-2
11..3 Skim Engines, with ,team cylinder 22 Inches 41.
antoter, and 6 toes stroke. 2 Blowing cylinders 62 tortes
diameter;ti feet stroke, with Boilers, formerly 4n um at a
Blast Furnace.. Would snake excellent Pumping or Blow.
beg Engines: One Or both will..be sold, as desired. Ap.
ply to UENRY LONGENECKER & CO.,
3haaroko.lns Works,fflwasoi AL,
6EO. W. SNYDER, rilk. fl,.
,
40.11
. Lord."
Or to
Oetobe 4. 1565
/ 3 0-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-
/ 'elberpz / Johnoton has this day imorlatad lath him
John Wa,ugh, In the Coal Mining and Stan kaeylny bar
,ness, adder the firm of Johnston i Wangh.
JOSEP'II JOIINSTON,
JOLIN WAUUU.
8,10
Patinlls, Jamiary 17,41
AUBURN & PORT CLINTON - R.
ROAD.--Notlee Is berebykren, that under tits
aut ority conferred by law, this repany has been coo
iolfdated and Warned with the Allenbiwn Railroad Com.
pasty, under the idyl* and title of the latter.
ELLWOOD moilars,Presdev.:
r ' 3-at
January Hi '47
7J •
OTICE is hereby given to the stock...,
holders of the Saint Clair Saving rand Association
that the mutual -• mooting of the Association will take
phicelit the School house. in the borough of Faintelsils,
on Friday evenlng.Sebruary the 18th,1867. at VIA 0%
cloek, when and where Al interested are particularly ois
quested to ,attend, u business of imance will iv
transactol. JOBS MESA t'es't.
• January' 1T,'57. • Sat
QCRITYLKIT,L FIRE & MARINE
kjiNSURANCE COMPANY.- 7 0Mos—.43illyunuealluild.
ins. Mahantonpistreet, 2 doors from Centre. _ '
Statement of the affalxf the Company, how Jona
Z4l ,1856, to January 12, 07, published In seecntsers
with tho.requlrementa of a Act of Assembly Incorpo
rating said Company: • - •
Capital authorised by law,
.4200,000'00
'Capital stock stsbeeribed, • 05,000 00
Actual Tains ot Assets, . ' 26,700 00
Premiums received, 3 ,C94 29
Interert on Irina.' . 14$ 03
Expanses, =lariat and musunlasions, . 1,632 27
Amount of Lou pald4lloo
Amount of risks. 1 , , - •Ei, - 332. 00
Debts and liabilities, , • 1211 00
, W.I. Ilitmr, apc'y.
Pottn:llte, January 17,'67 . , , , ILat
OFFICE of the t'ottaville Water no.,
Potter!,lle, January 13041 kV.
At ao adjourned meeting of the Board of Managns of
the Pottsvilie Water Company, held In they office the
Bah day of January, 1857, the Treasurer prepented his
semiannual r4ort; when, on motion of lfr.-Tardley, tt
-
was
Rooked. That a semiannual dividend cd' three per
cent. be declared on the capital stock of the company for
the tont nix months; also, that interest at the rote of
als pet cent. per annum be paid on any stock subtdribed
•for a:tendons' and new Main, (within the hued:
months) . fronn'the time the money nks Add In—add di.
vidend payable at the office of the Company, on and sr.
ter the And Monday In February next, and that the Foe
retail be reested to publish the foregoing resolution
In dot M.tsc r.' Journal and Schu Licetacrat.
CB:tract from the minutes.]
WM. F.IIeQUADE, Secretary.
Pottsville, January 17,'•57 3.3 t,
N-OTlCE.—The'Velaware and''Rar•
lean Cabal will be opened for Navigation on Fit
A , the 28th Inst. No greater draught of water thaw
eix feet will De allowed until APril bth.
JOHN R. TLIOMBON, Secretary.
March 2d, 18:16 13.1 y
OTICE.—An annual meeiing of
the Stockholdeti of the Schnyiktllobonty Loader
and Locomotive Engine Ilanufacturing Company
aril! be bold at their Mace on Thursday,. January, isth
at 3 o'clock, P. 3i., for the ramose of Meeting odlrers for
the ensuing yeas., CHAS. W. P.I MAN, Soey.
Potts, Januar y 1857. . 2-It
QFFIOE Of THE SWATARA R.
R. CO.—Pottsville, December 3h1898.
.1321CR.,—The Annual Meeting. of the shareholders of
this Company, and an election for °films to serve the
taming year will be - held-st-. their one., on Monday,
January 39th,1522, between the house of 2 and 4.e'eloell,
P. M. - J. 0. DONALDSON; Seey.
Jannuy.3, 1.31
TO the Coal Trade of. Schuylkill Co.
- Statedmeetin pear the operators will be held at the
rooms of the Coal Association, in Centre street, over
(anisette's Bookstore, every
. I'neaday and. Friday, from
11 o'clock, A. M., to 1 o'clock, P. 11. All those interest
ed in the welfare of the Trad are invited to attend this
meetings, thrpugh which. It • ope 4. a permanent ee
tabilahment of "The that Er of Scharylkill astakly'
may be effueted. _ S. /31 Ll/11A.N. President.
Pottsville, April 19. IRI6
• .
1 1 - OTICE is hereby given that an - ap 7
•pllcation will be merle at the wit soden of thli
tasters of Pennsylvania, for the Incorporation of a
Bank with the usual.privilegmg Said sink to h e o w e d
the , qichuylklll Elstrem Bank,* with a capital of One Hundred 'pousand Dollars, and to be located In the Bo."
rough of Schuylkill Heron, Schuylkill county., * ^
BE IJ. DELONtI, J. 11. DEIBERT,
JOSEF II SEIFERT, #ANIEL SATIA)R.
._
al DEON VAST, • 'ILLIAD HUNTZINOICR,
SA)IIIEL 11. SHANNON; EOIDIE NAIIVILIN.
SchnylkUl Haven, Jrdy 12,'50 25.:
NOTICE persons holding
bonds issued by the ilehtiol Directors of liehaylk ill
haven tinder the Act of the 24 of Aprib, lii6o,rauthoris.
Mg a loan to the said Board, are requested to present the
wild bonds, without delay, to Daniel 11. St ageraleortary
of the prevent boartlef School Direetontoual Burnish boa
with the date and asucaut of the- said bonds, in order
that the prewent Baud may 11/411 sot asurwafor the Itqui'
dot km of the said bonds, It correctly homed. Them not
so presented within ninety
gni days from the publication of
this notice, will DO he n aosed by the rd as vela
and subsisting. By the Board. T. C. ZOLICK...Yrrit.
November tit, 16 • 443 m
- .
ripilE NEW CREEK COMPANY
will tee tie piroposali for the porehme of timer
upon th eir lands, consisting of the various kinds s!
Oak, (White oak predomlnal ing.) Black Walnut, illetari.
.Maple and other varieties of bard wood.
Apply at the office of the Company, No. Dl lUDs%
street, Philadelphia, or fo J. D. KW!, their.slows
-Piedmont. • • December it-nt •
•
NEVI CREEK COMPANY ,
are adding some lots of larger else to their present
s ur vey of i'ledmonC which rimy offer for sale.
Tbe rapidly increasing peps:alai= and ifftPro" Dul ' il
warrant the_ belief that no better Investmeur ClO
made for prospective profit or immediate "'feriae,
prov. .
The ed company will receive In payment ihr Thar k ts
their mortgage bonds at par r or aqui liberal terms.
December n.),10 rat
•
VOAL MINES FOR RENT.—The
%,_) New Creek Company having their totem , ' iu
working order, with top , domphotme, miners' tvav•
tick are prepared to mesh. proposals Mr itentbq
atio or the whole of their Womb with • frrert't (3 P 3 ` 111
of AGO to WOO Weeper day.
mines am situated open wes t line of the PP'
moreand Ohio Railroad. one mile of Piedmont.
They wilt Moo rent their mines at, Piedmont, U
party should daisy !Anise them.,
If the mine amnia rented the Comany are also La
pared to.forniah ettals, at their dumphepse, by to
on Covetable terms.
The Company hare neon their lands v.ainsble dote'
of iron orb, of recent d.Tery, satoplos art war.
be teen at their tin. 91 Walnut stoma, kw
phia, or et pledwat. which -they otter to virtue fr.
runs of impalas In the manditlitre of tree, tepPM
with the watiornk the delta° meet saw. fa-Mi
*hie either 1 7 (teidf soma fore
Of ye elaitile ."
molts. -
Wart elenidanno of Wailer ft:late r a l
itatrftv, 'SO ! • at et
NOTICES.