atasae 30TMNILL OI VIZ - • t.• • f. ~ ertossegvurricort • i IifffrOGI.A.R.S per a s ollttra, 1131410 fa . advanee.-42 2, if tor. iliu Pithln eat month nd Pee If not paid within the yMr. voCtrita: . . Th 0 0 al to one aldroes, in adance, ,7, • • go go • Fero do •do do • • Woo Fifteen •do do do ••• • Wog • CA eh entrscrlptidim moot he In virisbly paid IP advance, endpoint to me addrere ...,, •• y . •. . . ro raaatoordram aroma • , . . • , t i, y oo Lig. wut tm fUrriva etivety. tea to Carden and Otbein at $1 per 1.t4 copies. cash on d *roam and &heel ' r&CherS • suppltal-•with the. Preset, at II in advance. i.vii. Lore? 'SIIringPaPOILE. . lf iiabseri beraorder theJlecontlnuance of their new ll s. paper.; the pahlieher may centime to sand them Ma arrelmaesirel Told.' If sutaeribent neglect or refine to take tbeirnewaP4 e. pews roce the Marta to which they re , directed.ns and or. they are . held ieerneible until they have settled the bi dared them discontinued. If lanl more to other piece without informini• heribe aro seta to thet!tmer, the publishe and t e ueoeppv il dlnAtion they are held iespmmittie. • • The nourish:we doeided MA rrfuviag to take newspa• pers • ifrom the office, Or 'rowing and 'earth., them. %In. .00 1 • foci le prime ficlaerfdenee of intentional trawl.' ; ' 7..- ' '..-------_—_-_,.--.-- , ....-• •1 . . - it ~ jotines, 50 cents for One - . sertion —sub. ' 0 44 1"_Syen., 35 eents'each. 3 fib. e time, 25 i t 1 , RAT'S OF. ADVERTI VC: .. , eel ,e.:_int resen-sentleusertlowl,l2%fte All saver , .m " so y over 3 lines, for short Terioelit tL Altefged are le• timer .'''• , 44 4 " •s. mie's, ext. 2WO. -,....2)..ttg.-•-••*•Swxtme..- 14wring. 5r4 lines. • 92 34 •'l f 19 -4318. " P°4116. parolees, 23 - . 1 00 17a gone 1.114,m L y s lees J. 06 - 150 2 CIO - 3 605 .-- 1. 00 £l ,, o y es T in =os coOSIED AS A SQUAB; OPTIMISM. Ono am ...I 25 ,223 • 3Kt ,' 600 - 10.00,, Two Ores, 22S 400 500 1 900 ' 14 00. it,‘ 50 0 750 'l2 00 18 00 Th squares, 360 p un rt sies;_. 450 600 800 14 00 20 00 Qat, mi., 6 00 - --0 00 12 00 .18 00 30 IA 1111 column, 10 00 15 00 - 20 00 35 00 . .30 00 .r. Larger space.for short periods, as peragreement. ids llasinegs Notires, $1 each—accompanied wits in adrirMsement, 50 cents pub: - Adtertlftements before 51arrisges and Deaths, 10 mints 'par II tke for first insertion—subsequent insertions, 5 cents per I.*e. Nine wordiare counted as a 1 i nein ftdvetibting. Ile rchaftts Ind others, advertising by the year, with changes, sada standing Advertisement not. exceedlogls hoe& will be charged. Including subscriptiogy 416 , 00. Spas (Al theta:Mut of fottraquares, with thaw.. , gwAand subscription, 00 IF ithhat changes. at the rates desliMated above. 'r Ad ertisemants set in larger typo than medal kill-be t ehs '. SO per cent Advance, on tliese prices. •Al cuts illl, • eking . ..di thereat:re as letter press.. . • Nu Trade advertisements -leeelved from . Ad v e r ti s ing 1 Al abroad. except et 25 pee cent'advanee on these ptio unless by special agreement with the publisher. Silt risges 25 cents. eaeh, , . licaths aciompftnied with no. , i tiers. ! cents , without notices , no charge, All ohm& except these. of A religions character and for e catlonel u *reruns, will be charged 25 centiSor any' num of lines under 10. - Over 10 hoes, 4 cents per line sddit mal. Pmeeedlngs of meetings not of a general or pahlie char seter barged at 4 cents per ilnefor each Insertion. - . To?cilitate calculations we will - Mate that, 328 lines make ' column-164 linos& half column—and 82 lines ft quiet er column. '2952 words makes noloonn-1476 a half mlutak —and 738 a quarter column. All odd lines over each s psors, charged at the rate of 4 cents per line. • Yearly advertisens must confine their advertising to their own buil ereas. Agencies for others, wiled' Keel Es , tote. kl, 11 not included to busineits advertisements. sour 1 —l. INSURANCE. .qo °MILLIE( INSURANCE COKPM(Y, , • Buildbig. 3d St., Harrisburg, Penna. • ARTERE'LIo CAPITAL, 8300,000. 41 1 usuro buildings and oth4 pmperty, agaltutt loss or A* so by Fire. Also, against perils o the 803, in. land' N 1 viption and Transportation. B . IIION CAXERON, 5.8. putiuma, Seretar4. 4resident. BENJ. T. TAYLOR, Auent. ' Pottsville, Schuylkill county, Penna.. D. ...her 22. ' ls 514 f MI : :4: :, LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO., pottiornie, Papua. CAPTALSIOO,OOO-CHA II TER PERPETUAL. , i IS Core mpany, chartered by the Islatn of Pennsylvania, with a capital of One 1"1 and l .4 Thousand Dollars, is now fatly organised, and has en mewed business. The Company , la prepared to Twelve' moneys and other property In trust , and allow int Ores bn all moneys deposited in Crust, at the rate of bonne ,cent . per annum; principal and interest pay,,ble on de and. For rates of Premintn on Life Insurance, ere the printed Tables supplied at the office of the Com. pony. 'nitre strea, l'oltsytlts three doors south of the Each& re lintel.' JACOB lIUNTZINCIF.R,jr., Preet. Jon. 11. ADAY, Secretary and Treasurer. Apri 1, 'b4' lb tf - ,POTTSVILLE LIFE ENEOBANCE ATM '''. Trust Company.. • • OM ..,—Clmtre st., ne# -door abore Grans Jitoelry Sone. , CA !TAU, *IOO,OOO—CRARTRR . PERPETUAL. ' Ti is Company, recently chartered b the Lexlslature o' Penneylvania.la fully organ. he . he Company is prepared to effect Insurance upon jives, a d to receive ano execute truste r and to allow in terest on moneys received, at the rate of five per cent. per ',ileum. unless otherwise agreed upon. 'Principal and interest payable on demand. . Capital and itsaeste safely I ve-fed In Bonds and tdortuages, and other good seeurit es. Annual trvidend of the profits will by made ripthl In cask. or nppropriated to:the paymeht of pro. odour; , For rates of premiums on Lit; Insurance, see pante Tables, supplied ; t the Comp,iny's ofliee. • , ' - 31 ATltAri in ASS, Pr.,,Mfatt, • SOJAMON 1.13n3t, Vice Etta. B. T. t'ATIRL, Se.C'yand Treaer. .. • - Sept bet' le, '64 • _ '—. A ...Ancrrg INSURANCE COMPANY.. Authorized Capltil, $400,;000. AR'rER: PERPETUAL - Office, 1 , ;b1 Walnut . street, betweiiii th ird and Fourth ebtlPUlptilat. This Omnpany will Insole against I ' damage by Fire, Buildings, Furniture. and lider• o generally., also MAOISM iNRCRARDS, on Vessels, and Freights. Intern) lieicaasen to all parts of lon. . • . DIRECTORS: . epithet, • s Darla Pierson . • • iertils Atidottriekt, ' 5 Joseph 61aa.414, Peter S illier, ' , ', Dr: fleki. N. Eckert, John i 11311.sckiston, 11,116mmett, Ea nein. Itothermel, • • D, W. Win. W. Dean, R, President. wzF. DicAn, rice praident. W. M. Smith. Sircreinry. . Arrir. D. Lerner' has been appointed- agent for the above Company,tu Schuylkill County, to whom persons desititig Insurance can apply. • u Jan 1,'47 - • [April 5, , 64 14-1 1 t ST TE MUTUAL XNSURANCE COMPANY.' • • . •• .12 URTH ANNUAL STATEMENT i 3,2' lay 16, 15541 Aoet. May 15t,1943, • Cashretnlunis end bacteria i receiv ed t e pest yporonotnal depart meil.• , I. . ' $101..641 82 Bills icolveable,in mote, . . 25,647, 94 Carl reinituns, Stock Deparm't 40,282 q..' •1 r ' A 170,5 ' ----138 66 beets love or' rhandi la „ theta Lnsse expenses, eommix4oos, InF • rice. inatual dope rtniont; 101,500 ' ";stock,", 27,031 98 , . , MISITS : Bend mortgages; stock and other r. kco ser ur It lei, . imias 72' Mils eteable, —187,008 66' cut& .0 hood and in hands of ago ' • , is.issa 6 ts, • : 419,704 16 For Fire or Inland Insurance. apply to • • • 11. JOIINSTON,-..Agent. ,151,1856 i ' EIDICENM. ,- . • ririE Franklin Fire Insurance Corn. , qntuy., of Philadelphia. Office, No, tr 333.4 Chesnut aireetsi.negr Firth street. . . • l , ,DIRECTORS: ~ Charlie N. Bancker, George W. Richards, • Thomas llart,l , . Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, . Adolphe E. Dario, •, ,' 13kmuel Grunt, David 8. Brown. .7M b It. Smith. , 4, 1c0 orris Patterson.' ; Co tinge to make Insurance , permanent or limited on treri description of property, in town and country, at rates a low as are comb:tent with security. • - T' Company have reserved a large ceritingent Band, ;Mk , with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested, atrorA ample protection to the insured. Since their in rwooration,'s period of 18 years, they have paid upwards nt orp+ itilhon. two howirvi thousand dononr,lmses by Ere. freby Affording evidence of the advantages of la teral .as well as the ability and dispositionito Meek witkiwomptness, all liabilities. • .11' CIIAS.'N. BANCEER, President. 1 , eu‘i. G. B mcar.n, &xi:et:try. Tin subscriber has been appended agent for the above neat aped institution, and Is now prepared to make in. f ar3 . ve, on every . d6: , -crlption or, property. qt the loweist ran.:{. ANDEED lalssEL, Agent: , • l's saille..lan. 11. 18512 , .' tf LrrE nrstniaNcE: Ii; Girard Life Insurance, Annuity nd Trust Company of Philadelphia. ()Mee. No: •rsoot street., the first door East of the Custom 'CAPITAL $3OO,lX*-011.48171R PERPETUAL, '. Coat sum to make Insurances on lives on the most favor, sMn erms. , Tile capital ' ding paid and inveated, together with slur,. and constantly !itemising reserved fund, offers' p,irret a•eurity to the insure4L Tdu primaluins may be paid yearly, half-yearly or lutrterly: It, chorally R. 1,1 a BONEN periodically insuran 'r.a r life. The first Ilmtui, appropriated, itt December, and the second 0 , .11114 in Doevnibor, , lBl9; amount Inap addition of 0 , 12 50 to erery $1,,00 insured under lb. 1,1,1 p otaiiiim 0.262 50 which will be paid It Asti breollln a ti3lM, iraigedOiritA ooo,l B/ 11- tbe urat old,si,arciount to sl4.l7,s6;theMext l ',irzt to $1.212 :0 for every .31.000; the others in the Proportion oecordin,r to the amount and lime of iisg.sto,l, additions make lttlarerage of moretban t , sr •••••11. up•m•the premiums paid, Without inerotte hi the annual premium. . • . • .1''' ,3 19, •tv 1.. - stAXIGIII.9 1 Thlzts. llii • . Jibe A. nrown, • Arnon D ' • li. Deeper, • John J vc. 'nut lb, Frederick Brniko t • llohait 1 ., 5p.5.11, . 004170 Tahoe, 4 - J 0,4 1.% t 1 t cy.4.11r. - !, John R. Lathert, .. Thom% i'. James, '. • WhartnrliAiWill, .1,14.1 th .114i1,1 . i. John R. Flack. ' ."' no4 .''''''''ntiq , ol)4 table of reps and erplwnstiolllc 1 ;It or , imitemt., ant further I nfonnal lon ran be bed Oho 0t1i.!.• - ' Tll:nte.e ItlDOWAli,`Prefddent, ...a w F. i SUP'. Atte:try. 4..1%4 .rib.- r -rl.—, it a.t.nt for-the above Company ',•l'tticlltlll County. ant will elf,et insurances, and .r a u necewury htforinstbn on the subject. April V. IftrAt. 1:0 c • -II 8 ANN AN. 'LEGAL CARDS. oDO IN. tile ti t I cf WO/ \V ROSEBERIIY, Attorney at • Lair. 00Ic . e--eorner of itarka a¢S :ad 'atrtets ,Atesifie. • Auguld 9,14 32. P ER p.:4'l'llo 118 E, Attornby at 1.4 w 03ke—Contre street. oppeolta the Town lial [Yebtuary 0,1,13 C. AVID 13. GREEN, Attorney at Law, Nitta/Me:Ps. Oidc s e la 3Lark4 gtreet,oppoette life July 14,'b4 134 - • ILE.NIENT S. FOSTER, Justice 01 th. v..N.mi , i ,,,, viu.,—..fluectio tu , IQ spades . ID . t.N.I mad atteni.,l to carefully, 'ehruary ZS, `Gs . 0.41 VAiilsii I'4 . Attorney and 9 1 4, lower s •Coanse od of llor At Bruao Low. Ota Ntrutt re;b u ann T olow T./. Allison's Hat February 2,` 18 0 . , iq j ri 110 NI Ali H. BAN IN;i&',A ttorney ,a t 1,. leow. Men In Cenirci troot,oppoidttittlf; Eptseopil .grrh, Votrerllle, 4 l'ennw. , - 5'.:318:1 r . .. 4744 [MRS 0 IS 81 - ----T rge strate,, , 44 ' 1 .1611 Extol.° Agent.. Mlle° In myF.2..t Itark•t Rail Ilas4.street , Pottrrille t Pa. , N lircti 22, IV.II ' V? ;AA ha" dor- tut * GE deft. KEIM, Attorney, at, , qtuin ov ~ r i, n na.alattenatouiptbasoul a, -o.tkay 'kill county 44 .14wIte OM* in Centro IttvAt 4pposite 31loorst U*uk. • ' EL G&RRETT, Magistrate, 1,44,41: tad G guoralilottntoi, &Wood to 'A .1,, Zit i: 14 11 1 7 " 11: 1 1'1 't or ' 11 :rtn t a b u s a T " o te n O h ail, 0167 1)6 <ktria Of N. MA1111100; Esq., ife w hil 11* ~ *un ntrren; Esq. pnlyll,l4 API* Ata., but , Kit PIS ;.:,., ;- ii• EVERY :BOURDAY , ,MQRNTNG,-. BY .: BpiTA:, MaIIRTMI PHILADELPHIA,. BOOTS AND SHOE2‘... • ' HArg,AIID CAPS, ' • • ',STRAW OOODS in ever varlet'. • ADDICKS,IYAN DUSEN • N0.152' Market Street, Phaddephia. J. A. MOORS, (With lioiii(son' kliato)Agent. Mee, Pownoryinal*-11311, FottsilUe. January . -34 y - GEO: W. TONEROY* nw.r.asne OIL, SOAP, CANDLES, dr.o. 'NO. 10 'South Water street; below 1,1 Market, Philadelphia. f. Sperm, Lard, Elephant, Whale,-Tanners' and alseldnet7 , OH, Sperm and Adamantine Candles. • amid T. Miller paean= Philadelphia, .annary 5, 7 56 , I.ly THE MOST EXTENSIVE , 1 AND ~ ELEC'ANT ASSORTMENT ..-• r r . OF .OIL PA I / 4 11iTINGS ) LOOKING GIASSES,. ENGRAVINGS, and PICTURE FRAMES. EARLE'S' GALLERY, No. 219 Clteanut Streets Philedelphias OI'IOBITE THE GIRARD MUSE. November V. N4l - 47 Gm :OILS! OILS!! OILS!!! ' s ye. 426 i. accoc,il:o, t FOE HO DPS6III . eik KEAN, S. . Nos, 5 k 0 S. ttlbarnts, pbilaba., General . Domini' ssion Merchants, and Dealers in . WHALE AND SPERM OIL FOR MINING '',. AND M f ECHANICAL PURPOSES.' OFFICE—r . Lvankllazi;Patbivillel.. ' Sept. 22,'55 30. tr BABY & BBOTHEEt, NO 262 CHESNUT ; STREET Azov stxru,.. - 1 Philadelphia, IMPORTERS • & DEALERS iN CANRPETINGS.• p . l7 , T. 4 2: fi rnt s tin a tturchtnto ev kr ve v ri d ets a tt- t VELVET, TAPEScRY.BRE g g i TII3, 711gEnriL Till& E. PLY, INGRALI, and VENETIAN CARL TS. Also, FLOOR•OIL-CLOTHS, Of every Width, from one to eight yards. Every artle.e sold at the !wed cash prices. tept. 't•d. - AUCH CHUNK Wire: 'Sop e .Istanufactory. 37 , 14sizeii• MiCaasevrcl,. • Manniacturei of .181 re Rope, for inclined planes, ,hafts, elopes, £c., dould inform the public that ho is now pre. pared to =Altai sti f it. SUM, EENDTIIS AND SIZES OF SAT 1 1 AND ROVNE ROPE, At the shortest notice, of superior quality, and on the most liberal toZms, at his Wire Rope Factory, Illation Chunk, Carbon Co.,'Pa. Reference can he made to Messrs. E. A. Douglas, N.' D. Clartrlget and A. O. Broadhead, at Mauch Chunk: 0 N. Patterson. Sunindt.lllll. to Sharpe, Lelsenring &' Co., TII. more, Luzertieleounty, Pi.. and in fact. nearly all theop eratOrs in the Region who base been using hirropes. July 20, 7.6 . ' 20-ly —4-,--1- INDUSTRIAL WORKS, CALLOWIIIII. KUM. DETEE.x 2070 AND 219 T., PHILAD' „ A. BEMENT; DOUGHERTY & THOMAS TOOL BUILDERS di IRON FOUNDERS, 1 ' RE prepared ib make Designs and nrawino for MACHINE SIIOPS„FOUNDBIES Jr II 8110118, and to furnish all the necessury• . . . 3laehlnery, . • Tools, , .. ' Cranes, • • - : ,' .._ Cupolai, - • , :, , Blowers, • s. . I I,• r • 1 . . , Forges, &o. • Machinists' fools of every size and description. Shaft ' ing of the best. quality, with improved adjustable Mang.. ern. Puller ot all dlatnetirs and faces; Pulley and Matz mace Fly Whe6ls and all such Cabling.; as. are made In Loam, or any size requlied. • Rolls and Bolling Mill work:Ose4 *a. h . •• '.. ~: .. ,-. . ' Jan . • .5, , ps _ lay .. - ' a7.tr NEW WHOLESALE DRUG STORE. HOER THOMAS, • No. 211y4001% ElrepirD STREET lIILADELPMA Itnitorier, Mamie:War and Dealer in • Dregs, Nitiieinee Chimaera's, Acids, Dye Stiffs, Paints, Oi ls,. Co ' lv're, White ILcaci , French and . American .Whitt Zinc, Windato Glass • Give' Ware:, Varnishes, Brushes In- • etrwasada, Ground Slaves,. Wh ole • • • pices and another articles . usually kept iviruggists, ,• .1' • • including' Botat,. Intligy„,•olta, Shellac, Potash, rte. (tr. Alt orduremall or otherwise promptly attended to. Country merchants Are invited to cell and examine our stock before Wurehasing. elsewhere. floods sent to any of the wharves Or railroad stations. Prices low, and goods warranted. , natal 8, 7:113 • . 104 i $358,218 70 528,867 26 JOUN A. MOORE.] PORN W. WILLIAMS. IVII4jORE .WILLIAMS, 6313014 Commission Mernlkants, I AND DEALERS IN ,1 MINERS' SUPPLIES, liq. 84 $. Water street; Philadelphia. The aubsc#ber having beeh associated- with the coal trade and miniaC operations generally; for sereraljears, are prepared Ito supply orders for all articles contingent to raining purposes at the lowest rates, with care and despatch. Cur stock coin prises the following articles: 01-liarreSpertn i Safety Lamps, Thoniley's celebrated ' Solar, Fuses, Omen kiletszt, Ideating Piper, Washers, • Blew lied, Slope chains, Packing, ' • • nee Copes, all sites, 'fitose. -Lard, ' Pulleys, Cleating add other Bolin. liickin g , l Powders, .Oro 4iag, 'Wire liope. 'B4llp. Limped.- Tar and Pitch, Cndles, de., La Hodgson & keen, J, B. A. A . S. Allen, Charles Millar & co., S. Motharinel. Esq., and John Thoruloy, Esq., Phila. adelphia ; Mon. W. Donaldson, Hon. C. W. Pitman, Geo. W. Snyder, r.; D. P. Drown, Esq., and 14, P.. Brooks. Mg., "otter 10 . Wm. Delfaven, Esq., Minersville; and J. J. Conner, Ashland. [January 17; '67 . 3.1 y , M*NUFACTURERS! . „ ~., . .. SURANC COMPANY.INSURANCE - 1 CHARTER PERPETUAL. • -, Granted lby the state-of Peautsylvanla. - CAPITAL $500,000. Fire,illlaian" a & Inland Transpor'tation. 1 ~ ._..... i , . oftoN i S. 7 t IPPINOOPP, President. ' -. ALFRED WEEKS, ORKIN ROGERS, I Vies President. I fkieretaty. - I . . p ems Yonso, Treasurer. AL--1 DirrVirs: ',, ' ' ' NkholaS G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks, ! : Orrin Rogers, Joh D.P. Simons, • James P. Smyth: Amon S. Lippincott, ,Mahlonllliughain, ' Wm. B. T I °nuts, Wm. ?:ell. Charles J.lfiold, • This Company was organized with a cash capital; sad the Directo:bate determined to adapt the business to its smallish' rum:wrests. To oh:semi pm:ideas:a in conduct ing its anal ~ with a prompt a4justment of losses. °tries-10, 10 Merchants' Exchange:Philadelphia.. Ttie an ds i f good box, hYsti appointed Agent fbr the • above Corn kr, in Schuylkill county,,and will effect all kinds of 1 =soca. as above,onsPP/40 10 hh 1 killalaces opposite th Town.llall, Pottsville. k . snuirEt. - (4lmm. -3:3856 .- ' . ..' February • .W"crtter-cril/liel. • • Ni ce in.. , ymares Building Mahaatongo 2d • above Centre st., Pottsville, Ps. CAPITAL AVTIIORIZED DVittAWe , • • f a 02C140 0 004DIP:i CMI4RTER . PERPETUAL. This pani olitalii7d Its Charter at the last Send= of the Legi lain a of Pennsylvania, and is now fully or ganired and prepared to issue Pottclee, at. liberal Bates, on Fire and inland risks, on Public and Private 'Build ings. Furniture, Stocks of floods mad Meickandlze 'of all kinds: I -- • Also on Goal !Relaters and Machinery; Inland 'hum ranee on BOW Boats and Bums, by Canals and Hirers; also on•Cargora of Peal to Philadelphia, item York, Bal timore, kt t iTtibt Company gasranteee to adjust all loon inomptly, Ind thereby hope to merit the patronage of the public. Directors*. . SAMUEL EILLUMAN', . : J. M. ARAN.;' WILLIAM MMITIMER:Jr. JOUR D.:DEMERT. JACOR , UUNTZINUER, Jr. JOILI HENDRICKS, GEORGE LAUER, - • -.J. E URAEFP, - -- ' W. P. SMI4II, , . -n. 11. HUMMER, .- ROBERT I. PALMER,. GEORGE J:11EIIIL - - SAMUEL SILLY:RAE, Praidett W. F. SMITII,ReendJuI and °Mull AVint: Pottirditir, Jantary I' 7 - - 1 , I. e 8-t1 ILUNIAER I : • The so bscri ber.reo pectiulty annodnees to thO publle that he has completed Ms Steam Clr. en r In Lomat Valley. gthoilkUl etrunty,and Is now prepared to furnlth all. Mods of:Lumber at the [meet prlees--such Plus, Iletolook a 44 White Oak of every lase and description.' air Bina of Lumber tot to order at thothortootiabtllO. Nor. rt. '6.5 413.tf. ' Y.DWARD E. BLAND. WILLIAMS • OAT PLANINO Ifift Banat 4;4 Ole &ail; Opposite , de Plolowedi Walittindpoil, • Pendia, q." S. BANGER I &'CO4,:WhoIe.; ask did ad tall twalardatea of wblte add yotlogt piled flooring boards o dada, tloors,biladtasheitt ten, dieing, wood moeddhalith Jed, 411 s add deka Wiling,, faney and Alia. 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I=llllll 0 „BUILDERS. PAINTING, &C. tf_EW STYI,EII WINDOW 8100E8. UST renewed a large and deg u. loortment of Window Shades. new and beautiful de- Wine, including Gold Bordered, Oiled, latoleurpe of no,' Gothie de., Le, ebeeper than eves. A 6130 'feared, (Eased and Plain Paper abides, of wary de scription For Salo by BENJ. BANNAN. • - Marcia V.. Centre &red, oipoidto Episcopal Mont!: - PAPER MARCIRCS, Borders,. Unurtaina l !he: irEHE - subscriber is now receiving his • new *Gem of raper Ganging' and Bordent,' for h parlors and rooms, embracing the newest and most sultablepatterna—aelected for the usual stied honed to be.papered in the country. The subscriber takes great care In selecting his papers to snit the houses to be pa pered. Among the lot are apm elegant patterns of gold. t'r hatband parlors. 'Oar stock embraces assortments from' four • different manufacturers, which glees a greet esriety of patterns to choose from. Also, Cheap Papers, in Great Variety, At all prices, some as low as 8 cents a piece. /Um. Oareedu Groat ruddy, Mae-soy and efir.Paper Harmers tarnished with piper at wholesale prices. ' Good paper hangers also farnbbed when re . nuked. Our varied assortment of psper hangings, boideraluid paper shades, presents peculiar attractions to those who desire to purchase, and as our dock is the largest to this section' of the country, persons can almost always be se • commodated ist 11.BANNAN'S . • Cheap . 800 and Paner Kers. Poitsritle. Prh to. WATCHES, JEWELRY. , LARGE Assortment Of Cameo 'Ma and Ear Rings, justrerelred by Itay 10, '66 ' ELLIOTT.. . A MERICAN . RAILWAY 'TIME KEZEUBS, a aide° article, sad rireivod by J. d. ELLIOTT, . - c"I a next door to tiro Übe& Bank. • PotbarMe, Milt), - 19- GOLD an 4 silver Lever,' , and Plain ever : r ife offered In them:l atches, tar sale l am a ; e l ; Attnylr. they bare . - • J. 8. ELLIOT? • next door above the Miters' Bea. , 10,14 - 19. M. AVISE'S CHEAP Watch It•Jew eilq Stone. No. 72 North Second ' street, (mensite the .idt. Vernon 2:—' Holm) Philadelphia. • (told Lour Witches, full jeweled, 18 ft eves, ; 'SW var Laser, full jeweled. SU' Sliver LePloe. $9; gnarlier. $5 to ir Gold Spartaeler,ii 40 to $10; Sliver Spectacles $l5O ; Silver Table Ppoons,Tr set, e 1,4 to $18; Silver De( ace t Spoons, $9 tesll,; r Tea SpooturAt 75 to fl 50 Gold Pene and .Gold Cisco, $3 M $5; Gold Pens and Silver CaseS3l; together with a variety of tine Gold /ow. elry. Gold Curb, Guard and Yob Chains, 'MI golds war ranted lo be as represented. Watches and Jewelry re "paired in the best manner. •. Also, Masonic Marks, Pins,- Ac., made to Order. 7 N. 11.—All ,orders sent by mall .or otherwise, will be Punctually eitended to. ; 3 4 4 - ; 0 , ' 38-ly - STAUFFER • HARLEY .:,..,. ' "k:-...-4 CHEAP WATCIIES A JEWELRY— _•\.„...2r...., Ill:else:ale and retail-,at the "Phila -4 .._ .er' - '- - .." --. eiphia Watch &Jew:Wry Store," No. 95NOrth8econd street. corner of Quarry, Philsebt. Gal Lever Watch.% full Jewelled, 18 carats fine, $2B 00, . Gold Lopirie Watches, $lB 00 to VA 00. - • Silver Lever, fan jewelled, • , •1,, • $l 2 0 0 ' Silver Lepine. jewels, ! . • - ' ,- • 900 SUpinior Quartietv, !Gold Bracelets, E 00 !Geld Spettacles, - •, - • - - - 700 !Pine Silver do._. ' • . ' ... '. ' -•I 50 Ladies' Gold Pencils,. ,'. ~ .- -• ~.! ,',.',..1: • ..i.._ .. 100 Silver Tea-spoons. set, - -:. ; _ I. _. 1 00 Gold Pens, with Penal, and Mier Holders, V. ~ I Gold Finuer-rings.3734 cents ,to $80: Watch Glass* 'plain, 124 yenta: patent, 18% runts; • Lutist, 25 cents; other artielcs in proportion. All•Forxis warranted to be !what they are sold for. STAUFFER A HAItLR'Y. the honer—soiree Gold and Silver Leveneand_Lepinea, still lower than the above prices. , - ! . October 4,'1858. - . • !! ' 40-ly ' BUSINESS CARDS. , TbSEPH W. GEA.Rir, Civil and Mi ning Engineer. Offlee—Corner of Market and 2d• streets, Pottsville, Pa. . [January 10 2• p W. SHEAFFER, Pottsville, Pa:, ,late of the 'Pennsylvania State Geological Survey, explores laude, oes.4c. LOetolsor. la. 'SS • 41-tf R. G. N. BOWMAN, Sor geon Dentlat. Wee In Brick Building, 4 41 e corner Market end Second streets, Pottsville, Pa. Octotx.r 1, 1853 • . ' , 40-tf JOHN HOWKISS; Mining Engi neer and Surveyor; Centre:St., Pottinrille, Pa.,l at te.nda to Surveying and Exploring Coal Lands, inviLievt,.. log Minas, An. Agent tar the pintos° and tale of Kea Estate, iolliction of rents, to, March Y., 1856 IC 7E Ea. K. SMITH; MINING ENOI-' !, neer and &livery, filireS tirraee, Centre Sire/ Pe terille Pa. Examinatiops,: Reports; Surreys aa Maps of'COal !dines, Coal Lands, niaing, Machinery, key execntedon the shortest notice. 4tgent tot Cestlll hteepte; ! September 21, 1856 - : tt DR:T. -P. - ,TRUCKS r and 4. A. MAIM:4Y, Mining Engineer, Patentees! of ." Pro. ones of Purifying Mine Water" are now at the ' 4 Pottaville House' where they will be hippy to nee tOose operator who are interested in saving the expense attendant on the destruction of Boilers - by wipe water, Pottsville. August 9, '56 ' ' an .I[IrENRY W. POOLE, Geological, X.Topographical and 'Mining Engineer, Centrustreet, Pottsville, Pa., gives attention to surveys and examine, tions- of Coal Lands, to surveys of mines requiring spe cial acenracy, and to the' superintendence and' entire charge forproprietors of estates. ' • Fobrum7 2. 3 68 [July 22.14 27-tfl A GENCY—For the *Purchase and Zl.Eale of Real Estate; biaYinwand peUing Ciml;, ta• king charge of Coal Lands, Mines, &c.,and collecting rents—from twenty years experience in the County be hopes to giro satiaLsctites. Odire Mabantango Street ' Pottsville. 31.4uw... Apirnoostro , 1441 T • 11. McElwain, Civil and Mining fj yip Nngletetr, Ashland;' Pa., attends to Surveying and Inspecting Mines, oorveying and divldinglands, regu lating Town Lois, and all other business itilho lino of his profession.. Letter address, Fountain Spring P. 04. Schuylkill County, Pa. Feb. ".,S' .1S • 13-ly D.- L. DODSON, Opera-", - M. tive and MechaniesiDontist tib -, .hasefts ted up,ono bf .the best Dental. Establishments to this part of the State, and Intends to afford his patrons the benefit of every improvement in the Art. - He guaran- tees to hiltate nature to a nicety In the adaptation and arrangement Of Tewxneetalle or Vltrescont Teeth; in ants partial or whop sets on ..thpospheric Fruit:we, to the entire exclusion of Spiraleprings; extracts dead teeth and roots with facllltY, - and 111 1 / 1 decaying teeth with gold, rendering them useful during llfe. In Market streettwo doors above Centre. Wort b,side. (2.E0. BROWN, Mine Inspector ; ten kA dem bis services to Ladd-owners, men of basinms and capitalists. ;prom blkfexperience In Mining, and knowledge of veins, as be Is engaged la this and adjoin. lag coquilles, in essmiaing mines and- ekploring , Coal lands, he hopes td be able to give sitisiketlon to all whcr may want his services. REFERS to Bas,e*nl MILNER and JANIE Sam., Es 3 S., - Philadelphia, and 1:1'. E. Nits, and Mutate Unarm, Ems.; Pettey 111., for capability and Integrity. AddreeF-41Eil. BROWN, Mines inspector, East Roe. Wegtan street, Pottsville, Pa. . . July 5, 1856 . 27. TRA,NSPORII'rION., PHILAD'A I READING - RAILROAD! OFFICE oT the Philade. & R. c o ., - " Pbfkulelphia, Ady 30,1856. The rates of Freight and Tolls.= Coal transported by this Ounpany, will-be es• follows. from SeptOnber• MU, Until further notice: , -- . - • 71011. • . 4 el ...4 4 g t .4 14 .. . , .'' 2(3 tw. ,el 0 • Tejtlehmond, • ' '2 00 195 180 .1 76 " 4 'Phlladalphia, ' . • '1 00 185 170 105 'w Inclined Plane, --- . . • 190 1.85 170 1.05 '". 10:clown, . 190 185 .1 70 1 65, ..w . Germantown It. R. • . 1 90, 185 1.70 1,.65 w Fills of Schuylkill, ; • ' , 190 1 85, ' I'7o 1486 4, Manaytink,• • -.}1901 85 • 1 70 I' l B6', ti Spring BOK: -, -..-. 1.06 160 ' 145 - 145 w Consbehoeken and Piy ,-: . - - mantitilariroad. • 1 1 455 160 146 145 " 4 Rambo's Mid Vette' and ; donee; • • • • i 160 ll 5. 1 45' . I 40 " Norristown or Rcidgeport, 11 CO 155 146 I'4o w Port Kennedy, 165 150 140 140 f' Valle/ Porgy . - , ,1 '55 150.140. 440 1 0 Pluenivrllle, _ . 1 464 ,1 40 180 130 i' lloyei'aord, _ ' - 1.45 .1 40 180 1.50 _i . Pottstown. • ' . 1401 85 1 25' 1 25. w Donaterrille, --- . i 140 '1 35 1•25 1 25' . w Birdsboro' ~. . . , - 1.1 80 - 125 1 165 I' 15. 4. Reading, t, ' --1211 116 1 05: 105 64 Between. Reading • and • ' ' -' . Blebraillla, . .f 1:20 ,i Is 1 a OS_ .I:OS . . Dlohrsaille, .' , 110 1 216 2 8511' 0 5 —4, Bamberg, -- ' - • '1 201-1 15 - a Bririgeberg . - •. ' ' ..• •'. - 1-20 115, . - . -- - • By order offbe Board isr Managers. Am:LIM , BUY : W ll.]iolLT[£NN*Yißeay. PHILAWA.4 REAOOIO RAIL. ROAD.; : IioNUNUILOWEINIPIK AVM OY. YREIGUT ON- lIINOCUANDU.S. • AN • AND AFTER NOVEMBER N. until tarthernetko'gthe folknrlnOlates of Preight 400'04 per 100 randy . . - l i t '4 1% AZ4 ; • . *valour4i.9r .1111,124414 Dry egiods,confedloviary, hi:444.0440t-, i Cims:Freish Vast, Flab,;(3/Im, •ko Anvils, MO. 1304er f Otpor, 201,..X5tr• thenwareartneni , • -IDismo, Umbra% Miles..MMlONiers, totem, la;:kitriffit o ol 4o 49 ol o l444l6 Mo. Deli oilfm:0040 1 j0)4 .11 ai Uni t 144,111111WIrR t l u tr, •prmatui,sfivit • 7 Brom, Vire Wass, Ors* Meow, Piteb OuLTanikaltAftflpitra, Bla Thober • ant.Lotaker. OPf4 364 0 141; 01 ii 411 , Ice; Jinn Mie;limleitsatiOpßors,p3 ronMaitri.illatedte, - • , flew, per bawd!, • 00.21165 t SATURD CO/L 'AS LAND' I,: P. SIOOKSA C0."3 Tunnel Wltary,—Tbe titulars**. re, to connentkrn with the General ecid Gluttons, taken the ageneraf the *bore (hut, and are prepared to receive order, which may be addressed to kart Carbon, or d Wall street, Fair York. CA A YOUNG.. August 1416 - St-tf s i ti , s A 'LLEQHENY AND pirit-. ] ILSPVIAND'COAL; by the eurt. ear or bushel—warranted tabs excellent quality. Daderr earners snot ed at a holm% pries& ,W I be daiierre n d . at any plat ikons usual. or rallemd. A res. or apply la - •. • ' r • THOS: E. CAMIX, - 101 Manta street, Philadelphia. ' lt-ly• - April 28, 1846 gPA.RTNERSHIP-0; F. -NOR.. ON and V. OLOVER,Js., - of th e late Onto Si man, Norton A Co., hare this day anoelate4l yith them, W. S. ROBARTS, J. WALTON And J. IL VAN MISEN, of the firm of Roberts, Walton & Ca; and the briilneu IF,In be continued under the liras of VAN DUREN, NORTON A CO., at N 0.19 Wall street Phila., Tier No. I, Port Richmond. . , Philadelphia, Feb. 9,'68.. Qiy (10PARTNERSHIP.—The -under kiiignedhavellats day (January 21a ,1858,) entered Into copartnershiplor the transaction o a General Coal Commission &Woeful, and also teethe purchase and sale of Coal. under the firm of W. M. ROGERS t CO. 01Sere-20131tros.tway, New Tort, and in Centre street, opposite the American hotel, Pottsville: WIL M. ROGERS, New York. P. D. LUTHER, Pottsville. 6-tt February 9. 'Z6 SHLAND and MAHANOY COAL. The undersigned are prepared to receive orders r ie celebrated Ashland Coerfrocu the ~ "liancruft oneerColltery." Frem the extendrealterationsand int procements made at the ColilerY - this winter for Preps• mg the Coal, they feel no hodtation In offering it to the trade as an article that can have do superior in the mar ket, both ammo quality and freedom from dirt; slate and other impurities. 'They are also prepared to" make con. tracts f o r Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal from other Minos BANcuorr, LEWIS & N 0.19 Walnut street, Commercial Building. Febriary 9,'b6 .bly i T. EIIIGH COAL,. at .Eliiab !apart, JU New-jeree7 —A direct Ildlroad common tlon hai recently been opened from the Lehigh Coal 'legion to the Waters of New York Bay ' Elisabeth "New Jim fey. ' This is the nearest our which yet been made by railroad from the trieposits of ' nnrylvanbi to the great markets of New ork and Ne England Formerly, and before the present Inlan d ronhe were opened, the dealers In'. this city obtained heir Lehigh Coal from Bristol, Pennsylvania, at I distance of more than =0 miles. an d at, a 'freight of about $l. SO per too. Nov, It ein be had by, an Inland water communication of 12 miles, and at ci freight of about 25 cents per tow— The tame relative advantages will also be derived by in the buyers on the Nbette Diver . and 4 In the vicinity of New York, and In all the New England States. During the present season . , the subscritera will be the exelocire shippers of the eefebiiiled South Pod West, Spring Moun. twin Lehigh-Co:ads, Eliaaleethport, ind weasels will now i be able, at all times, to obtain cargoes without delay.— Teal ns of leaded cars iiith freshly - mined. Coal are now I received daily, direct from thermlnes. Consideiing the lateness of the season, It is veey ' important that order* fur this celebrated Coal. to be,promptly executed, should, be sent without delay to our oilires at goer York, Mo . delphia, or DestorS. • LEWIS AIIDENREED I CO.;" • Nos,lloßreadwin New York; 67 Walnut Street. Piffles . . delphia: Sit, State street: Boston, Jul 24 '5O go. •• , :.HOTELS. ,NATiOWAL HOTEL, Clo?her Ist ,4:fommoree_ 4-Shamokin Ste., szeonl nncwr. ?tenni or Tam senmoku. Shamolin, Nort_ h=lowland Co., Pc. M. WEAVER, Propfietor. _ rply April 26,1656 ' .• THE "BUCK HOTEL." Near t ly opposite the (loud ..11ouxe, Lebanon, - Pa. George F. lielnkerts Proprietor. -, This hotel, so low , colebr.ted for Its generous board aOd good seem:moist loni, has been wenfli Improved, and continues to be the Siege Hotel and General Goad Quarters.. .. • May 3,1838 18.17, • "WHITE HOWIE HOTEL." .Corder of Centro and Makapannyo stc, Ponca,' Joseph M. Seifert Proprietor. • Entertainments and accommodations of tho best kind and every attention AVM be paid by the boat and lais:nt tondants to make quests and travelers comfortable: Pottsville May 10,143 . • 19-ly THE "EAGLE HOTEL," Eagle Buildings, corner of Cumberland and Mar - • ket sir., Lebanon, Pa.• - Adam Umiak, Proprietor. • ' • Mitt. 01444 and most oommodlocis hotel In Lob. With VIIMPIP"." 0 Irbiretesiejokt. dorsoratt the pu lier:generatty Msy 'fie DISSOLUTIONS. c0 -PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--J: . IT: DITIDEY has asseeiated with hint Wit. J. BOW- E. s, under the firm of Sludey k Bowen. : . We are prepared to extleute all orders for' Painting, Glazing, and l'aperlng.St short notice and on !estimable terms. We eall the attention of purchasers to our large stock of Paper franglugs, Window Shades, Fire Board Prints, Le, including every virlety of style and price, which,* offer *Vibe lowest city prices. tette:Hog of every description promPUy executed. . ~ ' MIMI' * BOWEN, 2 doors abore the American House, Chthv drat. Pottsville, September 20.'56 , , : ' 86- .. . tICIPARTNERSHIP.-JAMES M. kiiiliATTY. of thenate fine of llettty & Thelma, has associated with him Theodore Darretson tad James B. Health in the Carol has under the firm of Jamie 31:Beatty h Co., who will continue the mining and eel. Zing of Coal as turnal., • /AS. M. BEATTY, . ' THEODORE 0 AERETS•E,' • jAB. BBAYri. ' Pottsville, Juno '56: exVAR-TNE RSIIIP -NOTIOE.--rTHE enPitinent l 4. ht the Lumber , busbies* heretofore sting between 1 . 1. C. L 0. Wilson, was tide day, {Dee, 1,1855,) d red by tnUtnal muscat. It. C.IVILSONi O. WILSON. • The undersigned bare this 'day, (Dec./0865J entered Into copartnership In the Lumber buivinestiott their steam rum mill, on the Mahoney, under the firm of WU" SON 41 .- ROYER.. ' K. C. WILSON. - ,LElViti ROM. • Ordera for all kin - de of Lutaber !rill be received arid at tended to by It. C.' Wilson, at the mill, or Lewis Royer, at Schuylkill Haven.. February 16,'6U 741 ' , A.DIENISTRATION. ADMINISTRATOR'S. NOTICE.- The 'inufersivied. having been • appointed by the mister of gehuyikill county Administrator of the E. tate of Chriathn Walter, late of the borough of; Tim* qua, in mid county, all persons having claims against 'the estate will present them to him for settlautedt, and those indebted to said estate rill make Immediate par ment, .- - G. 11. SteCASE, Administrator: Tamaqua, December 411,'+56 " ' MAP." l: ADMINISTRA.TION NOTICE.-- Whereas Letterset Administration on the Estate' OMAS EWING, late or the borough of Pottsville, have been &Mod to the subscribers by the Itealster of Sehuylkilbenunty, notice Is hereby given toil those I , debted to said Estate to make payment. and those inweialms will present them for settlement: - , • , , - , A. U. WILSON, Administrator. r,,, BARMIER - IN% AdministragrAti - - Deo:ember 20. , r4l , i , " - 51.a1tr. ,- , ADMINISTRATOR'S • Whereas Letters of Adminlstration s to OM Fettle n C. BEHLUOIIY,Iitte of the borotig%lPotts- Tulle, deceased, have bean panted •to !be ali goed, all persons Indebted to the said Estate are.requested to make IMmedisto payment dud those haslet demands or claims 'plait the said Estate of deceikeat will make lipowti the same without delay to ' • • ,•• Dr. SAMUNki BERLtrant,4thanbtrator. Pottsville, December 20,'50 : 614 t • MISCELLANEOUS. RJNTING :I ) Papor, of every slio and w( r sale at NM PTIC L ( - August 9;'66 'I 1114 .8 111 W i'lrotincit - r g aLiiElA", °anti ready to attend COPILLION PARTIES, BALLS, RIOS. ke. Orders otddressed to N. J. Ran, or t). O. Marra. will receive preempt &Nat West. Pottsville, July 12, '.56;:, fitOlyl P&CIFIC.!. . it E. 1.- - sAILO when in the Alfilti of Phltaditla,learnod to his great =cen t on, thatowl aaa tlllo~ n , owing to .sounored Ueda the stalmsttlp Patine, be you'd not tieritble to duplicate the , very hand moms and Tatted amiprWout of Spring. and Bummer Clotha;tazahnereaaV Vesting' that ho has Just opened Ihrgetteral Inspeetkm his new Bates Boom, Corner of i Denies and 31aboutangb Eats. • Pottsaille.March . THEausegoLCQATEhAC. ". raaTilE subscribe!' has just received tbw IndLi Rub* 00'4, very - . light and durable, e double—eultrWitor physiclaus end others who an exposed to the wesitiret+ - :. Also, 'cheap ;gala 'tubber Working Coate andbola. whleh are (teepee than any ever offered hare itbaki igupd,, u nd durable article.. - -00 •D. BANNAN. • • . Tp i ti3FlEß'S • - . Double &flow: ana Suction Pump. , %MESE Pu 04.- thin ' experience, are _§.. acknowledged taUsagealoe to any to ast.' They aye tea cheap end &Fab* Tar isle by C. CI, CAUTKIt. PrYilettrtrfi. ii, Righ t for &haylhellexendg. Patbiellle; noremberla;l6' : ' -461 y yA.L, ,!.OJAL. LEASE,.., t4v9rable terms, a • is white . • • wpsn . theadstestedllars: ssaaootthh Teiw. 100,006 aDIIIIOI eats to Proposals will &lITIOSISS es!es4iloslOct,oo,o tow! and dithering into • • • The tincibasnanbandimiiiint timber and many nat. mei astratdismi _ Pali Information :wig Or*ln . nll!d,ildeitt .4D1471 2 11 PrediliOrin January 1.184 'l7. - - Address—P. SHILMI4.I~BIS s :Pa.,'Or.r. P. RIINT6R. readapt Oolunallusi. ftaia Co., corms sits & Walnut strwirst • • December V 613, • .•+"• - 4, - 40' _ • A: lith - '• Illaultetr Dealer ltYr das tad Laud , , , • •Btiftorrts.7...eat yor ill" }ad toe.. Wisoono - Idk buKbe.. bag lira imam iranbuOtookrolOk or Aiwa tothiii.% L ine Wm bo•lottabi' , Oast the Una Of time for v , bnpz, Jaw 211 ~.:. _~ i ci , • . • : Txr SO 13 4341 WILL GIVE SITJANGTU , T . 4:1 ova RAMA LTD engirt : ALL,II9LII:*TieI 0106**4 ILINNAN I 49TTSVIUX, SCIiIJYLK4I , COUNTY,- PEll'iVirI,VANI*. Y; JIvIORNING, 057." cP - EVZBooIi&N ,c-4Sook tx. _A ews of imperkiquallty, . 1 • E.G ARRIGUIZ. (*aro street, P =A ottr t aile. .." SEWS EDWD. T. TAYLOR. MISCELLANEOUS. SKATES A , large. - usaoitment of rmaio and immiavo nabs, ofolporratrekat for prloos,Vao ' • iritAN/L Doe. 54%6 iL LEATHER BELTING, oak tanned eiretelied 4utfrieetsKi of superior quality. TAI teTurialabedof riseaat the Hardware arid Ira PRANK MIT • PORT CARBON SHOVELFACTORTA QLairiee swag, Proprietor. 'alikbidiofooalst oirelspades,coalriddles, igg• The Wiener* ofthe puNte ta resvcalutlyeoUette4.. January 10. '57 • . ' 3tt . RAILROAD IRON, ' . F. all,sizes,.a""superhir, article, train- Itjutteturba' aid constantly onland, and for sale by "•'• 'HAYWOOD, EKE t CO., Palo AUo Rolling Mal. , Pottsville, January: 11, 17 - • 841 • • Daily FOR 1857 i': • HE Daily Memorandum Book for 18.57, eontalulne, an' Almanac:, lime mod Interest Art Various aims for the Desk or Pocket. - for see by li.. BaNNA9IO, Bookie:ilia? acid Stationer. PIANO TEACHING. rMEYER; OrganOt,-givps T Instruc . th in en th e Plano Forte and Itekvirott. In ,Potts. sat neighboring . towns; ; Terms modular-. Apply at his office. wood door below , the Post °Mee. Pottsville. January 3.'57 • 'l.3m TON't3AHIRTY YEARS. ILE i.II.ISC,KII3.EK can now famish d L vidurne 24 of Benton's Ilistory of the. Awe orernment Sir Thirty` Years, from 1820 to MO, mut plating the *oft. Ain. !kilo 2 vole.. for We it • S. BANN 1!4)4 4, Stationery Store, Pottsville, July :6, '5B .. .PROCLMNATION. . 7 , I.. ki ADJOLJUNba Court of.. Com-: alai Pleas forAhe trial ore:mesa at Issue, ettll be e at. Pottsville In and foe the county of 14 chhylkill, en Monday the 2nd dity of Feb:rusty 1831,* to continuo two Treks • - .- . • - WU. MATZ; Illaindff fberlfrik.. Ohm Pottials A l. I January . 1.003, 18:,'4 j" • tEONARO. FRY it CO., ' amater, £ Dealers' In Ezehaage. - ' •-• , TAMAQUA, P.A. POLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO 41,Jand drafts for'sale On all the principal eltles In' Ow Union. Also, drafts tor saloon Nnglaud, Iroland,l3cot land and Wale*. Jana 14,'50 dd. DRAFTS ON EUROPE. & SON'S, DRAFTS am - kr Quaker. lloww. of John Alt iddard Corderoy Co. of London, and on the Belfast Banking Co. o! Ire land, always for sale. in soda fiem RP to £5OO, by the enbeetitier, at his 'Bookstore,' Pottsville. These firms hate nothing to do with the Passenger' Ll,nes„ , and they are considered the safest houses .in thiEILJ. s country and LL. In Itl4 • • LA P 8! LAMPS I 1 ...LAM PS 1 I • NEWELL'S PATENT -SAFETY . ) Laid Peand BABB, td prevent accidents [Mot Um : - ram of Burning Fluid, on t h e same principle da Daces Barrity Lamps, warranted not to explode, and highly rec tal:unaided Professor Sillyman and other scientific ;gentlemen. A large asiertment,just received, and for sale by BiIIUIFT LEitell. Pottacilic.lanuari BANK NOTICE. ... , . • A T_ a - meeting of the Directors .of the Srle Cloy Bout hold at their banking house to the g ty of Tele on the 2nd day of January,lB.l7, the follow ing resolution was adopted.•' - , . Berotool, That the Provident is requested to gin no tice of a suspension On thirty daya,duriag which time it Is hoped Its affairs may be placed In each a condition that they-may be able to resume hoedown. It. UItANT, Prat. 14t , Jui. 10,'57 • DR.KPlmamm RE't 4110TIQ:WIPEDITION - now, y •areasverk. IPensonat Norrativo, containing an amount of the Important Discoveries, perik,us mid g adventures In the Arctic Regions, by Dr. Kan, Illustrated by upwards of 300 engraving& ^W Upwards o• 2000 caplet Cf'this beautifully este euted and Intensely Interesting work, were subscribed for In advance of publication. It should bo owned and mad by everybOdy. • Subscribers and others ran new be supplied by • D. BANN AN, . • Agent for Schuylkill county. 41- Octoberll,'so , r . iIsiatiOOMEMITO TO AGENT& ''' XPERIENCEV Canvassing Agentt ~.. ,trantedla all parts of the country . forth. Cbsepre. y and Efistory..dacksd and Astern, ...f n e le u fo G l i e w ircrd, from the earliest. ages to the present Um by S.U. Oomuucu.(Peter Parley,) elegantly bound, . and belntifully illustrated. Price $3.• Sold only by /Meats, to whom special districts wilt-be given: • April. cants should state what counties .they would like. For full particulars apply to • J. Q. COLTt)N & CO., N 0.172 WUllatn St., N. York. . Jan. - 10, '57 -23 t• ; eptilLso SCHOOL INKSTANDS. suTub subscriber has had ma M ufactured to his order II lot of Palle ; School 'l&n. Inatandi, k s, tible to insert and fasten lu the desks. stands have corers which slide off when in use, a n des, they cannot be upset and thus soil the desks furni ture. • They area capita] article for schools.. Teachers and schools supplied by the quantity, at It. RANIVAN'S • • Cheap Wholesale and Retail Book Store. . Pottsville, May 17,Th6 . 20 , WOLFF'. ,!..;:. Doom Uraikaad wards, Product:li, 7 Milton Yo'rekumbeaasaii county, Pu. 11 1 admeribers are , stow:prepareiti 11411 iny orderii of Wheat, ftje, Corn. pats; Totktell4 - Batter; Emps. Lard, te„thst maybe sent to thaw COO nperatottrat prorleon aealers or ecimiklu would do well o gettheir supplies of grain *2 pinnt.. alone from us. sr wiean supply them at prldsOolos their advantage. Band its ;our orders. r• • • HILAILIf 311Itoo, June 28. 'Bi t.26* TIONNI:110$1 do DENCILER, —•- Hanker. sun Penises tas natnonanige, 2. door. Setith of the Erpreli 3 Oee;Ctetre Sireet ' • • , ' WILL strictly at*tidloalleolleitioni entrusted to ChantOitiltedlato. Baldness Paper, 'Loans, Stocks. and all others seesultles. • Mortars. Taylor, DMA** Hankers, New York, Drafts on Onion Bank f Loden, Belfast Banking Company of !rebind, National of Scotland; also at the Wilke of . Messrs.l3*Sak'Paylar, Literpool,, lilemsncißlytonllntee k Co.. Lletb, Pentland. Cons'antlininhand taut - Ibr. sale for any tunentit,from' tl npwardnilti intros to snit purchasers. • Theseetrafti *re payable at sight, and are wood In ewe ry part .11Ingland, Ireland, Scotland. and Wales. Dn enrren 'lank Notes exchanged at the best rates. Land Warmish bought and sold. • te,Aprll 19 - '5O pan 4 . lo,lStfi 3:1 le- az:gusty. • Brosibray. Nov York. IIULLENDEILiIb PASCAL'S, • I. l .litth Sliest, Ma • ..I.lbratautiltreet,Phllsfleirlata. ' • Styles foe the Vall•and ESe Winter of lESo ' , vest .Gloves I Gloves I . Gloves* Gloved l ' ' Glover I GIANTS a is nAt3TiSS (new style for thelaillea GLOVES made by loovrs, who the belt la the trade l GLOVES a Ku), end gloves a KleTalet GLOVES of Docame,Cumt . end CAsus GLOVES of Wool end Ellh sad Cotton; °JAYE'S of Et:Atkin, (a 1:/viSo lot %I); - • GLOVES tee driving,. Gloves' for walking; • GLOVES of :White Kid. Eno Black Rosklta • OWYESladtatlon, which, mach iesetables these GU/YES to be worn et the eutalog diretataler, GLOVES of Reticle. (Very ilea) GLOVES' all eltes;of. ovary Mat 0 [mita to salt the'young tad old; -• ouvirrs t 9 tgeli oat the Winter's told; .011/VES in great a amber, hi Idyls vat tdee tlLOYE:l'vittletam telling at very low prier 61.017/4. 'll you want thew be certain to calf • At 1 he City Hat Store and dentelondshing Alai Door to the ibttwide Mita. Mare at.;. Pot/edge N. it.—Just received, a email lot of Mears Patent Ma , MINIM Paper Collor.. a new article for Gents.., , Gents' 111EA.WLS, Shawl rhuoilldipmere Searle. ,te. December , - , • ' ,49;- ap polnW_Agent for tbls ecamtylbr the' salead M.B WS PATENT METALLIC BIIIIIAL CANA"' Which suporoodeall other hods in ono. • Being porently air-tight, it obsiatenthe nerandty of batty burials, and also pros/Tree the body frosa hamodistedecompodthate.. , They arepartdrearly enneade fin transporting the body .from ono glare to sailther. The Owe to snowed' with I bleb gbasosith aloud tapir wldeb ran bensamved at any time, and taw tam ot the expo MOM by Ita 'Mena ot re knives. A* alight give IC4I 66titfietteN.10- " VtOTOMA.SZEDOZ — '- eorrobarato our stahtntent ourto Mae adrantagrothe Me. •; Tbe followlrig interesting account ' of too: lank Coats bss over the Mood's, but theddlowingsria tonna* bridge now being built across the fit Lew ' - • • - • reface et Montreal, from the oe!tespondonce 7 of 1, • - tWaslnserron, April llth."' pitub o y o . ov e r , • _ •. ; • - Gentkausr-Me -witnessed 'the utility of your Grow r . - meat !Patois lietallielturtal Oisor, , used gcreemy The ir owe* M Vs 'Po a•. leer It-1s -the nailer of *obits Hon. dtditiC.Celhonis tothotbsr - LAS (lima the St. Lawniann, la twoluiles: tiwidth., grassionaleaseatery - irbbiehhinpreeoetar with tbellettel The Oeueelot pedllieingetiftnin font 11144 V tiwr ben " 36 kn°4lllk4ttl q . "lrthro ll !!!, to tan feet to ***ta t o*, stbcpeo 40:th, .tbe deedido their_ ettelresthryrplseoklq _b oo ma t e d, itoteptliAbgajlin tffigind,;,l6llllo ' With reepostiorososbirribis etneolvie.genr* •i s fr o m agit o .. to 4t o t v Ag o foot Aggpa the Miami% Haar, anii.LesslaCias,psnAlfame,lN. `" said AL Xing 40fr• Das% J. M. Morrie% J. T.-idastme,la g. winter the saikein , *Cs green thiellone% Atennieini , A.C.Gisees. Wee:P:""tnes;:kteno pilee msatghs deep'ineard;lol' 14.111114),Y0,1 . ,..„_1fiterr . fun e kt ooon ; • : J.:, , .1- l i mb t o woo r • gist on Olga ineune.,'„er • Shatlins. " ll62l4ll6 ?: 10441111 =:: ' the rut bodlea soon 41 1211 Ise* . " " td - las oda timbain mat &ar m * into oto - Cbstrestrafilawner sif Rion= zetueulo,:uno %UM :MAL • . mon tereptiole. The !We and iboublen s?f led pot(11: A 114:1114 808 woo • ' . r . . , Ra um of Ides and nob ' • i -' -. Whose motto ."The ;,-.. To who imp thimt to your tru'at „Form ererspeek,to4ttght. ' 'Ti. world Is very elder sesne,say, l . -I +And sou th there Is todoe• , 1 And, theeedx% faint therm the In% • Ikeause.their 'ranks are lbw. .1 Da an re au within& reireve ' . Wort out each noble plan ' Itesseurbertog that he doe thseisoll ' • , . _Who dosth Ohs eats.— '! I • And yen, - who strive vane asenesr, newts, Deem not your blew Taiu...:•. The bread you on thre waters east I i• . • Militants to you again. ' • -Walt not far tears, wean wet the WIN! • t-' Nor deem that prophets r age • Foretold moo distant better daj— Boom tarot! "Voldon steep • Then Alla go on with high resolve, . Andearry'out Your phut, Itematobaing thst tie doeth WWI Who doeth all he am. That Golden Age true heartarain bring— ' Gantt Into to God and man, 'Obeying mandates that were (Irma - R hen drst the world began: - , Yield not to selfishness and 'power -Yield not to worldly might; - - For, obi the heart is very snood When, tattling for the eight. Theo Von with high rook; . And ont. each plan. , itemem that he death nark ST:tro doeth all tome. , • f'' lotrai )nformation. islencter, WISDOM; 08. Ems iroi Ho= 1 insecritimm • . • There is no other foundation for happiness; in every stage .of existence, than this. which Jesus Chiist hu laid; no means. of,tuining this life to its test account, but by Making), a conscience of', all our! ways; and no impreveusent worth purse.' ling, but that which educates the soul'for eter nity. 1, , • - • Many who are really conscientious, .and who '.desire to carry their religion into everything they do or day, are ignorant 'of the thousand ways in which'they may either Seigel:Frothed', and thus unconsciously annoy their beit Aikido, and leave undone what would gratify them. .• - Much of womitest time•is ueeetwariry consumed . by the'every rlay'busineia vf, life ; and without a wise distribution of her time, turd a strict ad. tierande to beridan of-life. she is in danger. of havins bar _intellectual and spiritual ' improve ment continually secrificed to the lesser interests of clothing rind feeding the body. To prevent this, decide what ought to constitute'your daily round !of Ceoupationi, end allot to each tits 'fit ting time. By having regular hours for- the dif ferent !employments ot' the dui; you will avoid the 'great waste of tiwe'wbieh iII..OOCASIOIIII4 by un certainty as to what you should, do next. Mrs. M— wal one of the medal motheri,_re markable fur system , forethought, and practical adaptation to circumstances. .Shei was an hive. lid, and compelled to basket:a her resource! with: the greatnit care. irk ilie - liaintai Vetere rising she would lay out her plass for the day, arranging each part with prudent Reference ,to 'the condi. flan aid wants of each member of the family.— Met atm was to make them haptiy, ; by making them , useful, and she made all other considers tons , !give way to what. she. regarded as' the • Pro Pet trinuing of her children. She gave groat) attention to their intellectual cultivation'. Their . OVOLUDgII were pleasantly..instylded ter at home. While) one read from some instructive or enter , taining •booli, the others were engaged in their several occupations, sewin knitting, drawing, or whittling. Yes careful a, .eers,r+rreat moth ! erl do nut" Start Willa - i whittling was et , one of the regularly es bliehed ages oC that most orderly family sir le. And any were the ingenibue and eonveni t art' p ro duced did& those evening recreation . s Habite - of useful , ' itt: ciliary. were formelE Ingenultrand taste .were cultivated; and a turn for- ,meehanical employ ment "indulged sod Strengtherldijorw',which the 'happiest results 'hays, bewhiltwifted. %One of the sons. of that fierily- of.,erbittkra is at the bead of ono of the largest tred-most.prosperous mechanical establishments 4.-the country, where! costly 'and -finished machines of verities kinds are furnished. If his motlier,_ in the days of .his boyhood at tionietheuglit more of the 'litter on her door, whlch.two or three'llourish es of the brdom would' fOli2Ore in a moment,. than of, the amewienhit and ' pro fi t which' her sous derived fromlbe,:cultivetion 'nf their me chanichl geniusr,lind.7the cheerful oroupatiOn of 'their evening hoursjoronld she not clearly hate saerifieed a greater to a lesser good t a - . I Never weep a rainrday in doing a variety, of little jobs,'end think impulse you dispatch hi great Maay,..that you have well bestowed your 1 timeOlreave small 'sank' for odd half hours,! , and ale your uninterrupted day for something that oda uot•lre done in half home. .. :Youletould think it poor economy to cut into 4- :: 'whole yard of cloth, when you only wanted a little 'Piece to ,mend with. You would rather ;take a scrap from your remnants. Just Such poor economy of. time is it to use up a wh ° le I '..day in little undonnocted affairs. I knew. a family where all the colts - ire and wristbands were stitched in odd minutes.. • ..-_, Early rising is not. only expedient, but it is , a duty. To sloop a greater o namber ref hours than .ia necessary for rest and refreshment. is a toluatirily and wanton abridgment of. life. -L When 1 breakfast is late, the whole business of the house is retarded; and tho heads of the fami ly must not be surprised if their example of , late hOura ii followed - by all in their emploY.- cam , • Southersi Clbaste, I es, - It ism standing direction to go to a `warmer cli mate it, threatened or actual consumption. Warm weathe'r takes away the energies of the I healthiest among us, and the universal experienee I of . phyticianaartti patients is that it debilitates consumptives greatly. If warm weather sit home debilitates, how. can it fail' to debilitate when away from borne! • The I chemist knows that there is more . ..nutri- 1 went in a pint of cold airethid there is in a pint of war air, because it, is more condensed.- It is aco ded point in consumption that stho larger the quantity of air the patient can consume the greater are,his chances of recovery. The fewer 'hums ha has, the more rumen there is that he a' 'bon consume the most concentrated and purest there is. Besides the, rarefaction of a Southern atmosphere, it must neeessarilv be loaded with vapor, and partly io with miaim, the fruitful cause of violent diseases. These suggestions Will Ite4 study. In some liver affections, the person 10/s flesh. pales away and with' more oilers cough, the friends become alarmed, and fear that he is going in 'a decline. Ile is sent &mitt, and relief from busts Hess cares, change of air and mime, and food, and habits of life,, soon resters him, and he' returns home a well,man. And like the drawing of the', highest prise In a lottery ' , the one success sends thousands en the same emmd, to mect'withi a hopeless failure, for in the first ease, it was a dis ease of the liver, which readily. yields, to' the' remedy, beeause it was applicable, but in the' 'other case it was a disease'ut the inngs;, which' if in the advanced stages ia'rendered more speedily and certainly fatal. In forming Consumption, outdoor rietivities abate all the symptoms, ehd the patient hurries home, :feeling. well, but not having kept up these activities long enough, thi tendency to- disease of that kind, has• not Less fully broken up, stuthit of health has not been,es tablished, and alight causes bring a return of the symptoms, and you see such persons going to the South every winter,nnlit selitegt loses its power of ;recuperation fpm the fitful efforts', and the. final result is "died of consumption" the very ease that had been noised - about a few yearsibe fore as having been cured of consumptio n going to the South. 'Thus it: is thatthe • rot is kept alive; and is almost a naivetes' belief.- A fewyears ago, a gentleman et tote sullielent to bare his movements chronicled in theyams,teft home foi a throat affection, with a view to 'spend ing * i winter.in the Senate Circumstances led him to call on the author/or advice, in this oily, and be Warned home and is, in good health,. to I this day.. Brit 'Shortly after his resuniption', ofl professional , duty it was aepounced in the papers that this gentleman'e'visit, to the South-had, fully restored him. S i ' It is a sigtifileauf fad, that the British mere= meld tends IliOnininPtiveioldiers trot-014 south ern stations towards the North. , ,The reader Ia rso -faired for statistical statements OD this anbjeee to, Broacher*? and Madrid Diseases, Stb MEM Very mach has been has- 'been said- 6f Indian skies, and of the South of France, but the simple feet that tho natives_ of these loeeittiek tio not reach the average Of human life nittob . pravatla la England amisnorolforthein latitoslei r la .an; , an inswemble argument against - the Istituto.* of those far-limed goirstioartusf o - ~s~elt~a EWE ; 4:;- . ji, ,are drltei 14 lieut. 'i*tisittf and te,ity.teet In • height, through etb Mr water visas and bolls and ear drivln• a m onward eta foetal vats and .. „ . 10 1$ al 'lhlak. As for as *slay. can epiind'down llwaivet. one sees nothing bat this raging 64 of ice grinding sod honing, 'and behind, thelltinis! peering emirate,.driving 'along Uses, reeks, timber, and debris which have . Othered in its longjoirtrey. -, The quay. of Mon. , trealeroad hot steed against, this .for an hoar, went it itot halt Inllsi,mbst, sabitantlal Mamie, Doeke ate made for, l imas in which ' they are pre. Awed Oa* the deseendles Any: ~ Well, the Vie tuna Bridge pLintslnt,inu i breast ad , bases in the very midst si ,if ' , els 'lee inevetsreit.• t his to all "this- futyi..l Thosbutsanete and **cad* at each *id =Spy 3,000 fort in leragtlifand ass nearly eons : pined. Else abutments proper are of stone, with holleir E lse and , the approaches, of, mixed earth a stone ; - ' Nine, piers arts completed of the 4 twenty•foar which still ntike op di whole Dam ' !Mits. piers are fixed to the Sires bottom in the ' following manner': 'o4' Coffer-dam Is sunk; steam pampa exhaust the liter vithhs it; all loose ma laria 'Stine removed lisps the bed of the river, thus laid bare, until the solid, isodlr of rook is, _reached's: Upon this, until;, stones, weighing four,' ' teen Uwire - fixed: Through there - ate passed iroithofts whieb go to a great depth into the solid rock. The next liYer II fattened upon the 11111 i with Celllfsst and heftier Iron, end „so on to the top. The whole Is that made , one 'mass of stone, and "roe/ _The whole!litanfe structure will be A 10,294 feet hrlength,ei nosily two English miles.' I d ' s we are remarked above, about 3,000 feet are Olivia n on the shores.; There remains therefore 'tie the dge protier, 'f,ooo feet, or nearly a mile and:on third. Bow then is this vast sheet of crater, flowing swift, aid sionetimes piled to, the ' „height "010 feet with huge masses. of ice: , to he I spanned 1 We Bn4 24'stene piers,. standing 242 feet spirt, perpendicular on three sides, and slop -Ing down to the water's edge. In e x ception, how-, . ever, to this genera statement, 1$ alrould be eb Boned bat the con or span is 339 feet•wide. fur z i p° the pu • se of n virstien, and Is bounded by piers Oh larger thin, the others. Itesttng, without other suppler. On these plerhatid running, from Ointment to abutment, Is the bridge, ,! ..vj .sietineaf a'greatliolloW Iron tube, 22 feet high In the *riddle by 10 nide, and descending, to 19 feet bigh at the tire•ends; The center span is to be 50 feet above the average - level of the: waist, ;then& Oinking gradually toward either end, Moat ,in 130,0 as making the height of the abutmen't ; amen 37 feet. • Ana so, In these terminal masso:s la masonry, in thelo 2 . , colossal' piers, breasting !for all lime the fiacide of the-StAawrenee, in sta. ,enonnaus lobe of irost, through - which loaded :trains Vail shoot likes weaver's shuttle-,-you have ;the Vietoria Briddli, tbe,wonder of the world.—, 'Stationer cati t not enhance our admiration; still we addi, that the epslmated cast is over $8,000,000, Abet the weight of 3rosi. in the tubes only. will 4e 8,000 tens, Ind that the Contents of the masonry ' will be 5,3,000,000 eithic! feet. The whole, will be ,complete in the fait of ',54 or In the spring of '80." f , itovi*Aiiks aitstap-unv 1310IIBLEO OF r, i -VICE LiiNCIABZEIr BANIL - I ~ Tho Lancaster; Express publishes the "sup- Pressed report" of the committee appointed ; at a., meeting of the stockholders of the Lan- 1 casterlltank,- on the 22d of Nevember„ to in . quire Into the condition of the • Nau" This report charges'-the insolvency of tire Bank upon thesecklesi conduct of this dieection.' It say that an aniount exceeding threerfourtlui of its capital was loaned to "a few individuals (its Presidentand Cashier among the. 'num ber,) for`the parkin:Of building the Sunbury arid . Philadelphiti - Railroad re eeting eaten-, ;sive iren establisbnients, 'and developments,- ..'and -developing hamokin Coal: aelds=pro• jects f iiihichi - ()ery; man ~ of - evert ordinary discretion must have foreseen, would lotk "op r thel4nds of the Pang, thus loaned!' to Thew , paitios; foi a long ; space - of ' timei and, if ; thoseispeculatiees should prove disastrous, must nevitably lose to the Bank tile money loaned rot. 'such Ipurposeri. • i To,qtssist the Bank in the strait, its hills :,- were furnished tP "wild cat Savings Insthu. ' Conti' private banking establishments. and even Itrivate • individuals, in : large amounts, I Charging interet at the rate of three per Cent . per annual ? , wit the understanding, on 'the. part ;;of• this class :of borrowers, that they should keep those bills afloat,. so as not to incommode the Monk, By this means one single individudl has become indebted te r •the Bang in a very 114ie amount,'. Which indebt• edneis is put do), among the doubtf=l and bad assets. But 'independent of the insolven cy o fi the parties _i6 . whom the bills of the 'I Bang were thu Tnrnished in large amounts I ' for circulation, his ;Method of keening up a ti 1.- circulation was he'cause of additional losses. ' 1 These bills ofthe Bank • found their way to Philadelphia, tbe commercial mart of Penn sylvania, where it was repiired they should be redeemed in ` gold Or silver; and in order to dd this the riotei and bills of exchange which had been; discounted at the counters of the Bank; at, legaFrates, were sent to Phila delphia, and there sold at a.• discount, rating litl 3 per cent. per Month. More than $OO, 000 of the insolveney of the Bank can be tra ced to the payment of, extra interest to meet the demands oil its I circulation.". . -eo .• 'e report then enumerates a' numbef reckless and diehohOrable transactions, and ' addir—"The whole Management of the Bank, from . ; 1848 to • the 'close of its doors,. has teel.chartleterised by wicked criminality on the part. 44 thp President and the fonder Cashier, and gress negligence on part ofthe Di rectorison !hoes was confided that trnatly the Stockholder". Ithas been used as a family affair, withont any -regard to the rights of stoogholders and depositors, as if its capital had keen placed there for the especial benel ' fit of those; who, by, misplaced public . ennfi dende, succeeded' in the control of its Man 'ageMent." Adirect. charge of perjury is also made against. an 'officer of the Brink, and the Directors sire *charged with continual negligence and carelessness from the year 1848 till the yar :185ti, - ' -- „ ; - -, r ; , _ „ errelilltG 13017.sTIEs.1—in the nurnie on Saturday last4so act for Itlie 'relief of the owners of the seretal fishing schooners of Maine, was rePorted. In the course of the debate which 'ensued, the /1014 • JAIllis li. AliriliSLl. remarked : 1 . , , , g‘t htivii, not the honor to represent it distriet la which there are . '',re onY seamen, ;otherthan those engaged on the Vraging canal," , but I take ' au in- - tenni t. in this queStion on sec% of the broad and en. lightened policy which gave rise to the Gibing holm ties,iiis well us on accountof the interest which the country hiiirin Maintaining that policy. Violets of Congress venting bounties to the owner, of ressejs engaged ;in fishing, and to seamen who em bark on board tlise reacts bad in view, as the lead. iug Object; the ereatien of a nursery for seamen:= a school in' which a hardy, adventurous, and bola ,racitiol men might be trained and instructed, who would be qualified in time of war to, man our na- Could vessels, and - in peace .to protect our com merce in distort ants. Men , who front boyhood • have been accustomed to wrestle with the sea, to pursue the whale around the Polo, and, liko the gallitn6 Kano and his Companions, to keep on their way, thine& storin end lee, are of tbe , right ma tenni td walk the qUarterdick• and sustain the repetition of oar national, flag; They composed a line portion of the effective force of American • *eaten in the, War of 1812. They: fitted out tinned vessels, and imit it search Of the enemy's -erulserlatid mimitereet in distant mono, with the'eame spirit and Lo ve of adventure which bad prompted. them to pursuit the whale through • every danger, and 10 the mosrretnoterseas. - • . • "Vbefact of Congress in qinetioni among other • maitere, prescribes that when a vessel of a tor - tail tonnage shall he fitted odt feel fishing. Toy *A and shall'eou done upon her ..druisit fur a pc. riod of four Months or upwards, , the owners of ouch seismal; luta the seamen thereof, Shall. be en tiled to receive front .Govemusent thelsounty fined by ithe act. ,i, ', 1 . , 1 , llt le urged that the' doses under consideration are itot*ithin 'the letteriof the general kw upon this subject. -Raii the-vessels were pigulatly fit ted crat under the,:requalrements of the taunt, "acts, but did not eontinue !pen the i'fishing voy age" fort per‘od 'of four months; for 'the very plain reason—and ' tylie name* . end g oners a. most unforter,Ste cue'--thaVsnine• of 'tbs. vessels were 'wrecked, and in two !pittances trios 'down'at seit,lillbei beVis never bike` heard from. It is gritetted that the ofeners of , the vesselsils queetiop bar...slot brisught ; themselves, within Air /dor of the leir,,but the) are clearly within the spirit, in. tendon, and meaning' of the lawi', width • is the life of the law;'? Relying apart - the faith of the Gleveinnient therciwners levested their 'weans iir . tit'aso 4arks p complied with the tenni, prescribed lithe net of . Cengress its WlOllOllO and the dudn itiy.cy alt osi -board, and embarked with the, ne *eery craws etra flaking I/COSIFL ' ; Eol*EmlF were wrecked, will thdloss of Tempi and, cow,. and, others went dcitn A so; ;ad Doi it I. contended Wei theinieviverii and the legal representatives of the died mariners, must laps the borinty; be cense the , haul .of, Providence preventedthis tear pastion of ihaYeriga. , . -..;., , L4,--- L. • 41 Thitt T'AuittwAtkof tbe . law ',lung tue ter ra af Ng itibitheiral intidded fit prevent fiend. If al terutimbliballimatiltit award sn - igh6ll l (pit a vessel; Mead ipon - .* "tuna I nod , rdondig_. within is firtrifieys l / 24 ,.01i51us the. twenty; *an %ant i k femiulent yo am alight be sn ads wi thin a triOrdp. Thix".ll4" land '.tir, the set PieeciattVinit ikieliedasta 'it ifyegeewoMMlteed-bt 4.04 faStb, and twit dyable thittatiria,of fret;. (Wee, The,* , rat[ kg lhe . tNtir i tY ‘ lA"' 1 if;;Li'•.7.,'::_V,.... ; •.;!.;; - :, - ;1 , ;_•;;';' , .. - ;, ~::., ex/004W listagawraedeat Tilabtianalli t 'at• pasaaatoabis wadi Is lie is *aka Or that alai* woo& ovia Oa, Wow, • PIi t IIMISQ 00Wift. Woe BOOK 1113TDRILY.. aiati deainiption tian!dleti4boand and odistatabaltsidikal' - • • r ••• • - - . :whets , the sled. proreedi upon herein* 'iambi • implied with the law iu , other , .respeate v erstler. the bona puireeor provied . big on and profess king ti ishlatroyaie to the expiration of the re time: Carrot • bus, fur symbol.' of rut, allowed. bounds' is eases invested with the :same equities as thole before, us. Auy Other cos stroctioa lonia defeat the whole object of the "The gentleman from Alahains (Mr. lioeston] le correct in mist that, under 'the provisions rof the Statute, the owner, is entitled to apart. of the !bounty, aid the Seamen" to - the remainder: But the gentleman , objects. beesitise he alleges thet,', — under the wording of the bill be the •_eometit. tees the owners will !mire all the twenty, provided you see proper to pass this bill; and the seamen will not receive anything: The coiner Is entitled lo receive two.lifths °Ube fund; the elemenothree. ' fifths. It is well.;known. around Cape .-Cod and Cape Loan, - and the practice .is universal. aced ate torten', that fishermen• enter into agreements' with' - owners and - masters of ' fishing craft; by which the parties are scoured in : their 'respective shares of the bounty money. It forms a pest; of , the.ilibing customs, rites, ant regulations. If , the diner draws the rand be becomes a mere trustee for the, seamen, so - far as' their interests -- ; ,era (immerged. This avoids the payment by the Proper Department to & multitude of pereoess es • well its much delay and difficulty. , The practice. has- been uniform,as far as I can ' learn, and should by . adhene to. The committee who -; • ported•this bill to the House have advised us that • the usual agreements were enteredl ineriajle es- . s acs before us, and I suppose thei form a Tart of. the testimony ftienished the committee: We Clan not name all. the seamen and all the represent*. tines Of the,-, deceased seamen in this; bill, and' • therefore we provide giving the' bounty .to the ~ person who is responsible, and under a legal ob. • ligation to. pay the seamen their proportions. "Now. Mr.. Chairman, I have endeavored to • Plait, this case fairly on its merits before the cm.' eilitels.. It is a cue of fishing and of fish, and, should 'be weighed In the scales of equity: r ; trust that the bill will be laidaside, 'with -a sea •, oinmendatien that it do pass." • i After animindutent to the bill offered by Mr.; Leteher, the bill was laid aside: tote reported4o , the House, with the recoasendatiost'that 14..d0 1 , 871.#1110 'ColltitiTti 01 0 %1111 PENSIITLVAIIII. '•" Lealstatusta.—Uonsa.—The Spealterannounced , the Stszilhag'ComMittetis for the Sessihh. ' Ways and -Jhana—Messrs. Foster, Roberta, Ball, Dock, Jenkins, McCalmont, Ent Glides and Stevenson. .1 . _ - Jificiary-4fessrs. Knight. Ca!bout!, NY Illistort, Potritron. 39ieetand, 31cG8114606 Foster, Longa.) her and Mumma = • ' • . Education—Messrs. Jenkins, Ball, Ysill; Brown, Walter, .klaphols, Dickey, Abram and:Nicholien. DustaiiiiMansfactiorot—Messre. Smith of l o n. genie, Wharton, Witheroti, Ramsey of York, Rai , mar; Nicholson and Ent. -,- - Troyer, Fansold, Chistirer, Ileins, Bishop, Johns, Knit,' Purcell and Kerr. Vorporatioite—lilesars. Longaker, Carty, Stitt : there, Leisenring, Shaw, Hancock, Moorhead, Backus and Eyelet. - •` •: • : Raihooda—MessM. timMerman. lobes,* Fan= Gold; Smith of Cambria,. Thorne, Abrams, Maur ma,. Warner, Westbrook; , Walter, Dickey and Kauffman. • The Milkmen of the other Committees are at follows : Canals and Inland :Navigation, Mr. Johns; Roads and Bridges, Mr. Barris; Agriculture, Mr. Roberts; Pensions, Smith, of Cambria; AnCounts, Mr. Vail; Vico and immorality, M. Bill; Militia System. Mr. Rupp; Election Districts, MG Lei scoring; Estates and Eicheats, Mr. Petriken ; Local Appropriations, itir.,Antierson ; Uncle, Mr. Backus; Divorces, Mr. Tones; New Counties; Mr. Beck; Compare Bills, Mr. Johnson; Libra ry, Mr. Glides • 'Printing, Mr. Yesarsloy, Publio Buildings, Mr:Bannock. • OAP. Couarcsr.—No man is st gentleman who, isith. out provocation, would .treat with incivility the humblest f or his species. It is a vulgarity, for which no"aecuttiplishments, and no muniments nor dress; can ever atone. Show me the man who desires to make every one happy around him; and whose greatest solicitude is never to give just of. f fence to any one, and I will show you a gentle. • amp by nature and praeot,, although,abe may never have worn a suit of broadeloth, nor heard of a leslion. • ..Clou,made boih time and laughter, and both for kind purposes: for aelaugi4er enables mirth and surprite 'to .breatka-freely, so tears atiable „Sorrow to vent itself patiently.' Tears' binder sorrow from becoming despair and madness; and laughter is one of the very privileges' of reason, • being confined to the humanspecies. ' Cuiumoou is like a mirror, catching and re. fleeting images Trom all around it. Remember that au impious and protaiie thought uttered by a parent's lips, may operate on the young heart like a careles4 spray of water thrown upon ; Polished steel, staining it with rust, which nu after•scuur. ing can efface. . ~ 1 EYIRY aye loves beauty, and there is not coun tenance, not blushed of deformed by guilt, that may not—indeed dues not—brighten.and gladden some devutediouL. , . - D'inessura, to his history of tha Iteforreation says s L uThe gospel triumphs by lb. blood of Its confossors, not by that of its adversaries." *44..1 • ••_glitra instruction to a wise man, and ha will be yet wiser; teach s just man, and be Will increase to learning. Hz who labors w ithibe-mind' governs others; he who bailors with tae body ii — goveniod by others, ' , "Or Mary Brooks, aged 60 years, was Vernal to death in,Philadelphia, oa Monday. • rThe pent beds in the ricinity_of Madison; •Wisaonsin,ue attracting considerable .attention. Jar-IC costs more now to send an ounce of pa. per to Europe, than It does to .send a barrel of "Arne total ma'amr of- deaths In New York city, tho past year, was 21;263. Of consumption, ,there were 2,432. 4 11:d-DnrIng the year 1855, twenty-two males, and as many females In . the:, United Slates have died, over and hundred years of age. ' - `Last week, John S. Updegrors, of Lykeni. town, shot a bear weighing 1011 pounds, on Stony Mountain, in Dauphin county. • 11.41-There is a law in -Kentucky, e t lloiring any widow who has is child between six and eighteen • years of age;to Tote in 'schooldistrict meetings., pir'it appears by the canvass of the lowa, election; that Fremont bait Beehanin In-Buchan an county, while Suebattinitest Fremont in ' mural county. • . „ger-The number of deaths in Chicigo, during the year 1856; was 1,050' spinet 1,030, during -1855, while the population of Also city has' in- Creased .25,000, " tit It i. enoag6 to make one shudder to read the printer ° s advertisement, fora boy of "moral character," when it is well knoWn they intind to .make a "devil" of him. . , , - •,c-The editor of the Nashua Telegraph hisit • Ilawkes' printing.prass, and works on It ; Ind bogeys, the fly-wheel casts by gasdight, a re. relying ehadow, which is paipilliy amariagos4 ttfe floor! . . . The Univers ' a leading ()ethane paper in France says In all the Catholic cities of Germa ny, the statistical returns mild it apparent that tho number of Protestants is lamming In n fear- ful manner. • • • •••, .During 185.5, 8,253,416 * i s of Coal - wet.' miultd in Belgium, :being abourlol3l,oow' teoa more than the total production of the whole of France. The quantity extracted is England Is mere than 64,000,000 tons. , • prone °icor, of the Nant Yard. Bitleklo. • - - "-' inCend to given ball In bona of the °filbert otitis Britj,sh ship which It to bring back tha officers and crew of the Arcti. ship ,Reeolsie. Thu ball aill t a k om bes Ie the building h. 1012 of the Navy, Yard, which 11 . 4b . 0 fect by CO, and will hold two I thousand persons. . . 00 -.Several of tit( reported slave insurrections • In toe South; prove altogether false. In other ss oss, the whip has been skilled-anti' the Degrees tome kind of a story, In order to secure cessation of torture. 'This is a capital way of,forcing the ' • pooretoaturei toJte as well as to tell the truth.— ' Where there is no • troth, a lie will answer as well to relieve them frhtn farther torture. Ps - A run t rigged maid of fashio . n. with , hoops all boldly set, moved up , me Ado Walk . gaUy, served of all she met. Tko walk, was liety but two. b moped I. Pere couch wider, sad 't WWI .uselesa teen to thinklof walking up 'boeldo bar;- Her ebeeks *re "OA as rioalls" her face was • all s smile, and heti tread, it "is as daiq as Shell& earth was all too r ip-. It was bet n -beer of trio . .emph, and she. didn't seem voryralow4 But is ame, and era t he knew it, her "props" were ,_ knockedaway and ,he 4u goinridown the street w i t h o b o y ' port Lis sleigh . . wind. It. blew • quite r o ughly. turning all the *rips &backend of i o n', sm attered screams there wasn't my lark ; white the lady didn'tknort what she was or wasn't ['awn* ; person mach, resembling* umbrella r taro Inside ont. The pears itisPrd and von. . ~at the swiftl.y speeding , ale gls &meetly. kelikeaward rushing past pa fast away; the boy • reed cad liked it, tutitaidely ••Itild hie eles4 With bis,oen feet Olatlngboalreras; sad Sisida r tliresrprinti shad. Mei phut tba. Sera ailly l tuuj the tnaldrw ptll of . wrathilpoked back •,; in angered silence upon ,their ,trairelk 4 stithleg easteltadsose, Tve,,s,4 !'Yat Sped Cur " s'oesils" ru i" "le 'taloa:to shako,' y* iormt , im ottr A i tod q ids; sea fteei a rw- laj sk Je o sease4•lla .7' ' I wes o s palette , • 11 . • •• • 4 0 4 ••• ' , 4, b ow soLand 004 "weed . 'Vise • «top& frs" --, f 'Mr .10ess
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