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24:14 A.IgiEIGNIUDS
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itigAL . aESTATI'I i , Slitlitb .- .'' . :
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• f t LE, _L ' AvttP.ER . V,lforbale. ' _... OE •
17 Li: 46 bowie and lot now octopi...l ; R) , - JOhti It. ~• - .
. . ...... .. ' D 6 m•Nernefien etreat,l3o Abet front II 110 feet dewy. ..., 4 4 / 1 3/ :•
LIC/011/4?01 , 111X Uri, lliOW heat. ' lea ll io lui g ttlYbcrr - Terms tee ~ n ow
to te °l 4 i r•es'eltio Nor*. to , the
e• ell a tooth. Mr. ileGinaes
s • storm his produced' more folly Wm e . : 6.ttsvitte,cietetimit*lnfessfully established the theory that this
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_,..._.---,--,:- celebrated White Ash Vein, was accessible at the
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5- a l - i ,„ ..1i tt0 ,,......7 ‘ ."; ;•, , ; 11"r r is_'mo r t s iol saddles of the Basins Whilißmaversing the Ifiglen t
tua ' i tiou lL — the
~,,,041101,17A1LY Ilk, lU7.' and this fact at each succeistre proof of its tin OH
e .... tetras awn n TRAITYIWe as.—These
eftlieleSair'' - 0 -;--- ns . . --7----7- i -t----
tends to enhance the' 'atm: of the lan•Jo fn ,the
~.---- - • • - '-• a. • - ,I • sozoirti portion of our . Coat Basin: It iris
'subjects -are_ fertile. '• To etnnuninidel int43rea tiffo t e d i.d ' i - thenght that the Mem ttt:,fll Will at ltien South
...- in a generiats '•• circulating _ medium, I they
I ot '•the , lowor- istillas, would ',theist openekbe
food for thouiht end aufne, -it Is a etriking. fact ; to
o'* . e'".lriltitl, tepl,fiet.prove eo valuable as It . is
. - thitinerey.diverted from legitionite business; ,
r• furoihiifo6pi le t u f is a b m .l,„• ~ i ts •ii t he , U‘the Broml*.intain.• The Macy of We itn
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~ ~a men I _ l - , 1-4- .. , rmiioi'l I,
4,.. lolly estahlished, by she chat; at St.
z . • ~, ItTegule to as mach Kis 'Weaned in 1 . - - , t-* • bona
T i le evils yt i ocb, • .., . Ir• - •-• `tbdr, 4 the srest the North American Coali
rl
grow out P A15.........1 te
. • • • . 1- -. thin ; nxTorlunk .'• •Itrist;by the evidences orate Vein ic . the 3d Blisin,l
-•- s - .....1 . ad Oketout B we ° end dully by (he opening of the Mammoth Vein,
••• . '•Xegoier heele'''•• '''' imiluess . I Itimite irrits Ay Messrs SAS G. Hewes A Co., uwm;rs of the
z'ojertillin/ 148- ' l °°r!, ' th au B tr 7- P'l" 47 " - skagns
'.'""-- Hill I'"' m t,•• (316 acres) in the centre Of. the
..---:'''',; ' tnedlttO Itrosithtetor; f coOnenainift.when ta° grettßelng4kill Coal Basin; 21 miles above Port
-:•. • . w elleY.Lefe' aka met the., 7BBl4 Ve f frets : 1 to 'Carbon, ind iof a mile below the most Southern
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11 ' par Isent:pet_rnentb, no. Ingress. .tin submit ' 0 1 16 4 1 4 of the*Mauunoth vein-up to the period of
• 'l* 'lbw extortion, and •yialii ii rollL, Tinder 't.i._ its opening . ' on.the Eagle Rill Tract. The opening
'Weal•zeifuhefedlPMesemiee°!"97 facility 18 B ffetel , In this instezei has been effected on the NOrth in
' lite 'rnangfietarerp t 'arei p7t;ddecrer Firho build '7 l l l liclinal of the' Peach dfoentein Basin,—also kaolin,
d increase .
an
•• . 'thei weal s th.Ofe tiliestll47oo ie. re 7 1 - - ,as thesth Basin of the series.. •
}Near huelimus. *iiikalaPk t i f.Bnailrfln er s hieh °°°- By a very. 'lite mathematical calculation. Mr.
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, t troli•km rattle of ( Meted in fireePritehit hee ; Pe Hewes bored 'loon to the Vein, and strut*, it
.or,
- Itbose rites down. tithe loned point.to benefit and ' the Saddle. After striking the vein, ?dri.:•#eitics•
• ; intstain the mitaufktitzera of 'That Country. This sank . down on the' Black Heath or t Iteiti;"
is tie tr4e Polley, fei hrebeomii4 l 4 l eX the capital which pitches at about 80 *grew. H e at down
i. of a obtinVy Into• the' trends of "shavers," the be- 100 Yards with a pitch`, ' bottom of 78 degrees.
i i •: sineis r itf that'eoitiliy is placed at their mercy , Maui.
A tunnel was then driven South 75 feet to the
sod bluer ' experience . even An thin noMMunitY, moth vein, Inhieh has a-plth of 58 . degrees, and is
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• 1 . from that itis e i the mercy vulteres shoWio lambs, only 5 feet where cut; Imillently in a .pineh; being
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. ! ...are , l3ll,
covering andl therm" evottring the" 1 • -
ti
'lt' la liMeult 'to realize that: any respectable
. banking institution woulii entertai n collusion with
these business leeches, accoMmodating them at the
nespettsb 'of pepnblio. Yet it is thireese. Money
,nit dint' has been advanced
,by c e rtain banks op
Ithe legal rate of interest to these : I men, who ailed
the same to fleece at usurious littered,' the needy
. *and 'hard. presaeff. Banks who' dies favor the
' 4 ahaver" at the expense., of the business public,
idtould be diseountenaneed. And t people when
they submit to extortionln :this shape, lose ground
where they need 'to 'stand firmest. -"Shaved" to
death, banks anxious to accommodate the buii - Pesi
• • pitblic, fight shy of :ibeir 'nutes,Mnd learn to be
' imspicious where they should for the interest of all,
.• have perfect confidence. :/
• Iris the interest of every roa, whether he auk.
. Mies Lc! heavy "shavee"or not, to oppose the whele
' sYsfeme As a great tilvil, it must be. crushed, .'sia
evils of an equal'magailude have been eradicated'
in other ionimunities of the country. The' elites.
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thou is, will ike "shaver!" continue to be eucour
inged, or shall the ieople be protected. In ticks.
' buil' when the people-were afflicted by a nest of
gamblers,, they 'rose and 'by !Itrompt measures
' crushed.them : Sin Francisco was purified by its
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Vigilance Comseittee.' To reser() 'the cancer
. we
muse cat deep ., Itefitee further to countenance
. usurious rates - 'of•interest. Let' the - community
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' .sustain those who refuse to take up their piper)
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upon ; which there is more thltia:a legal rate of in
tomtit: Appropriate a iattio!f money in that com
munity where neuron viisti aad adore° thelaws
against them. ' It is only kylr .. .eropi action, that
the legitimate husinesi of), p yli can be protect
ed against.the eztortiOnists, nod they be compelled
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to .respect the laws. . , ll ,
. Ict regard to cheap trafficker's, who are is reel)-
' ..ty as great a Mamie the prosperity of a. comia uni.
,
)trati the . ositavers," it must' strike every man ,of
~. busittess *hose motto is "live and let ,live,'! that.
' they cheek a healthy flow of the circulating me- ,
dintn of a place whieb grows ut of tie fair ira,.l
fits 'of its business. 'lncciporatedeinyianies who`
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monopolize the business of a place bi lar . gfitta les' J
. and low profits, are' detrite staid to its prosperity,
Any znenonol,x , whether indi 'Sidon/ orincerperated,
. of any husineis, is an inculmS; affecting every ram;
ification of a community, fr6m the property bold
, . er. to the laborer. People tiolurully seek tee per
, chase cheap. articles, „witbit considering' that
I - really it is of no hebeht to them, for
. the more lib
. ern) the profits of the businclis 'of a, cotorunnity,
:I the better Will he tho.eontliti+ of the circulating
' • ...medium of that •community.l l The laborer may
--,
purchase Cheaply, hut he wit find his labor
nAde
preciate in e greater ratio, Whifeproporty-holders
trill Gail thetas their tenants lauger in the deprem,
. " Mon of inssinine consequent qinaa check itt the'
'healthy condition of the circulating medium, they
• theturelVes taro equally affect depreciation in
the value of
. their . prkpertyVT-14- , was money
scarce last year ? ''Ail lirtqw - 1 1.4it was caused.by
. Coal yielding no profit 'to the tfdtfeers. Cops
m 4
.-- enelog with the Coal Trode,l running through
every branch of business in hit,,ltegion, it ' tie the
same. i 'Low profits affect all , . !kids is the reason
. , . why cheap traffickers are biteful td a eommenitY,
and should be avoided rather ban erMouraged. We
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. do not advocate hiikpriceemany branch of lnisi
• nese, but urge as th . etsest inlpey;:ii fair remunera
tion for the investMent and laboriof our business.
• . circles. ' ' 4',.Q • a l ..,.-
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'rue REPEAL . ior? The Tv taws.-T h e 44 71
at sertion that !nom. is . trier ly merchandise, nd.
consequently tnerkelableat any price it will cam
; mind, is untrue. . ,It iteAto,t erchanditeots it has
, a fixed stapdard'fif Xtt,ln , established. by law,
:While the value 0413:2:e6411,iize is regulated by
circumstances, not. 44 ... ^ i'.:4 very well regulated
, government perceives . The times' ty a having me
no; cheap; for by that poliCy the producing in
terests are fostered, and tbaincealtkof tbo country
enhanced. While European
ce
capital:seeks invest- .
• went 'abroad, here moncyria-sear--Land would
be if the , usury laws were 'repealed, confined to
the bands of shaveri to theldetriment of - the legi
timate buiinestfef theCountii: It is evident since
, the question of the reimal 4; the nsury tart/plus
ibeen agitated, - th at reektes borrowers and mono'' ,
lenders ore alone in favo r of their : creel. . The i
muss of the city press,aarq ate the repeal to beae
;fit, the drones of business, who to some extent,,as
far u exchange etc. ;, are Unearned, are necessary,
'but who constitute an °rill when they Increase to
formidable-numbers. Thalia drones eontrol . the
money artiele's of the city /press. Ifence the tone
favorable to the,repeal of the usury laws which
pervades theitt,:; . . .
~. Were the ninny , anis of Pennsylvania repealed
at sits time whiinlialf Il i a landed property,of the
'State is suortgaged, money being scarce the price
would go tip, Irbil° .proparty would deprociate.-L
Property-holders would inter with a landed atis.
tqcracy spifingies up basc i ld on capital, multiplied
at their expense, and to 4 r injury of the:producer
end trader, whose business, will not warrant the
. payments bf high rates for money. - ' i
Wherever money does not by law poisess a fixed
Valnayion, the money:holder, enhences his power, I
while' the Ibusiness ~ man is impoverished. Very
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properly; the majority of the,States placea vale
dim on money,•regulatil by position and circum
stances. taper growing out of . money, is a dif
ferent matter, as ita,is betlthe'represen bailee of mu
.• i •
ney, based upou 'the credit of the person who is
/sues it!' pie standing ctI I that parson, and thii risk
,
l imn in acetipting it, regulate its value in market.
Money 4 different. A ialue can be fixed, upon it,.
and ought to be for the benefit of all classes.—
' Laws sl+uhl prole:et tlie/ producers, those wain add'
to Ihe•wcalth of a country by their labor, while
the drones, vitt) are anlucubus on its prosperity,
yet clamor ttj loudesrifcir rights and /privileges, -
merit no-consideration for their Shylock propensi
ties. "Shuversr atiddiamen, and others of the
• same kidney, who steP II ,/in, between the consumer
and 114 srodiicer, are itlrerse to the interests of
boat, enhanCing the price to' the former, while
they 'leech-like, extu4 the life-blood of business
the veins o'f the ither. If distress must be
brought with llghtni* speed into aur borders,
'cru - shi l tig to the earth use producing classes, then
rePeal i the Usury Lawn Money-holders can then
exult,/ es they layout celd'and stiff' the , form 'of
a once thriving, healthy, cheerful pu;tnnest. .
on the North pitch of hie Basin. In the tip
per side Of the gungwaY however, it *dens out
and increases in thickneseso rapidly, that at 44
feet u the' itch then t are 144 . feet of splendid
Coal, including 3 :inch s of slatei..oVei• the bottom
bench. .Upon insPect/on of the i Coal at the Mine
we found it es pure as' , any at the Broad .3foun
fain. At the face of the Working ow the Eagle
Bill Tract, the pitch of bottonc: slate is 40 do-
.green, regular end undiatdrbed, while the top
slate hoe& pitch of 60 degrees. By driving a few
yards further, present , appearances indicate that
the Amin will widen' out to the usual' thickne ss,
ketWeen 20 arid '3O feet. By drivini• the East
,
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gangway a few yard , Messrs.. Hewes .i. Cu. Trip
- get into this thick. C al, as the Basin inclines
T ast.• An interrtin ',fact in connection w i th
li
this opening Is that t o 'I fee t 4 or Black jliao3
Vein, overlaying the ',Maramoth:-.iin which they
sunk,.oropi out.at th: eurface,riglit over the sad
dle,? t a distance of only about.3o feet, from the
outcrop of the Sot ii i hern. pitch of the , ' same vein,
• leaving a since suOcient between to erect the be
cessari power to stork Loth slopes . North and
South. Immediately under the Mammoth lial
the Skidmore Vein,' which contains 12 feet of
beautiful Coal, now worked by Mr; Guiterman.—
We append•ll rafigb representation of the situa
tion of the veins, which will enable the reader to
understand their Posiiiom.bet ler than by a simple
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description : --- -
ENGINE.
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Tunnel der ea, 320 feet.
is shaft oath° 7' f t vein is sunk to 'the
depth of 300 feet at the point where they !started
the Tel North to strike the Mammetit Vein
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They propose extending this tuunel South se' is
to cut tho-SottOern pitch of .the Mairimoth a ai,_
tenet, of 171 feed-and also the South dip of the 71
feet vein, Whielt'Whuld be 75 feet further. They
can then run up etileptsiinthe South dip of thei
7 feet 'vein and work this Colliery fr,ira both slopes.
The tunnel cut ricrosi at the hottOna of the slope
would also cut the North and SOith dip 01 the
Sitidmore . or 32 feet vein, which:`-also mallets)
worked from the'same opening. 'the:intent of
breast on the North pitch of the, 4 7--"lite'A,,reln
would be 300 feet; on .the , Notut pitch ore,the
Mammoth, about I ISO feel; oh the , SklantOros
about 100 feet. • On the South Pitch which is 'not
so steep, it would bq about 150 feet on the Skid
more, 300 on - the Mammoth and about 400 feet on
I the 7 feet vein, making one of the most extensive
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I White Ash Collieries in the Region, only 2/ miles
trout the landings, from • which the Coat' can ho
delivered in The cars, at Mount Carbon, for 'only
10 cents per tun transportation. ,The Schuylkill!
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1 Valley which has been' going backwards for somel
time pascought evidon ily,tTbegie to look up again.
Mess s. Hewes
eed t.
and lanes, who have been ac- '
Ur making this development, which has con
s tt . year's time, and considerable means, de
serve much credit for the addition they have .
made to the knowledge 'possessed of the condi.;
tion of the Mammoth Vein' in the various Basins!
of. the Series. By its deveiopment, in the sth Bit-I
sin, this - splendid White Ash:Coal is brought near
er to a ularket,wheie . itsturity must always com
mand for it.ready sale. A year will ,probably i
elapse before the Vein will be' pioperly opened,
suitable machinery erected, and the-necessary im
provtr4nts putyp at the, Eagle H --
Trill Tract.
When worked it must prove most profitable :toll
inter e sted, as tim,Cotil is a splendid article.
A. GENERAL IMPROVEMENT LAW.—Applications
to the Legislature are being made for the incor
poration of mining companies, with special pried
ledges. We have always opposed !pedal acts of
itscorporatioN.as unjust to the community where
a large number of -personeare engaged in the
same- liusincss. When recently a furore existed
for the incorpetation of Mining
.ComPardee i we
fought them off here, while a number were ob
tained for other Regions. Eiperience bike 'de
monstrated that no tope person would think of
mining, associated in a company. Such associa-.
Lions are capital plans for speculations and to sell
stock, but in mining they fail. The proper plan
In, every Cial Region is simply—lot Itio4undheld
ers bake tho,necessary improvements, and lease_
to indiViduals.: In the Shamokin, on the Broad
Top and in the Wyoming Regions, Ms plan has '
been adopted, and works well. It-must eventual
ly, be so everywhere. • '
In this Region so far, individual enterprise has
developed its mineral resouries, and bait answered
every.ptypose; but the time at-last has Arrived,'
whet with large tracts- ofundeveloped land, midi
eat:nabs of mining greatly increased, individitals;
find , it imperelble with limited resources to operate!
with advantage. Hader these eircutustances imd i
provetitent companb_ , can very properl y step in'
t
under - the liberal pr visions of a general improve
ment law. In thelSiuthern portion of the Schoyl
'kill Dial Basin, where the Coal is very generally
worked but above water - level, tracts are email!
and won't pay =in Some instances. . Wow to
work to advantage, shafts' should by means oft
combined capital be sunk to the Tod ash measurei
in-the deeper portioni of the Basin. Taeffeet this!
a liberal improvement law is necessary. It is.
true aa t a general mining law is projected a; this'
session, but it isnot liberal enough to invite the!
association of capital to develop° the. Region 41
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, the extent desirable. To make the needed ini ; - i
pitveintortrs•and lease them to individual operi-1
tolls, can only be' effected with advantage to botki
by .the • oractment of a liberal 'general_ .improve'r!
mane law stripped of . special.priviliges, No opp O-1
sition to . such a lavi would be experienced itil
Schuylkill county, as especially the Southern poi
tiOn needs develophig which can be effected.only
b'Si companies, no far as making the ititprovements
is concerned. If an improvement law should be
adopted, let it be one that wii need, lib+l in its,
provisions, one inlibich an association. o l' capital
enarbined,with . the exertions of individual opera
tora, shalt folly deselope our mineral treasures. i 1
'.- A general impriterneht law embracing in it tea'
reasonable Welthe individual liability clause, 1
M preParing, el rally adapted to this County..'
It will we think, eat' the wishes of the people of
pi t
this County, whomere perfceqy eatistleifirre long!
as individual enterprise Ind Ovary -
_usiriess con-1
tingeniy; but who now very naturally feel favirr
able to an associatleroap tat to /crake Maproirs-,
ments netted by indir' eel enterprish.
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TUr POPULATION OtSCUUTLKILL (Con/arr.—ln
,I
• our recent statei.ent the remarkable growth IL
' . this .60unty in population, we neglected to give a_
corriparretn of the' p l epultitien or stated periods
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"'from 1810 up to tlieprescnt time. `Schuylkill was
It
• erected ,into a county, in 1811. and its./820 the
lint, .oni;us was taltet'. 'To atom how nspid' our
. incrriln thia - rekpe4 has been, we give ' the an
, • trade tatistice ; :k.
Population in 1820 0 . : ' 1,1,339 '
" " 1830' . 20,744
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u . we 184111 '• • - • .'
29,053 .
.1 ' w,•1850; ••• . • • 62,21 '''
' ' '' ••• 18•58 (est.) '• - 06,900 .
, I
. • I the estimate for (1856 we rate the population
at 5 persons to a taaabli.. The list of t i gsables
being
n g 19,380, ghee the total stated: - 1
ICI.• making the population of a- Fadins of four'
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' mitre from the olnee'll)f the ifineriliourod, some.
Of our colemporaries!heve fallen Into an error.—
•
: 1V1)ile we included o dy tbe,l3oWitgbi isilhin that
maim. ;which enntilt a Ovulation id' 28,9;50, they
••••
• su it up ek the lot 1 poi.olatit,n of
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AMCMCA% Aoutoutruntsr.—This monthly oe.
'copies a prominent position among the Agricultu
ral publicetivns' of the country.' The publica
tiott office i5,.191 - Wstreet, New York. Or
qs
imp Jurici, A.'fif., is e itor and propriolor.l The
terms atoll 00 'per annum, The etintottis for
February clubrace almost beery subject of inter
est to 'the farmerfand gardene l , while th e edito
rials' erineo a Aker of. style - on familiarity-'with i
l i
the
,practical" bitimhei of tho, profession, which
mat lutes thetas:nisei effect upon Its readen.--.
Those wishing to teaks a tellable, spirited girl- ,
Publifttioll thc".dd sibioribo for All
4 4m litt e tl 'Irdon Aorku(ttoist, .
,
T 0 tail tiopulatil or 4 - lempu e of four ruilei from
tic 'pot at witich w i pc.o 'tbistis .34,-00, or 7041
•It pr o sojils thnn t h en'tire county 'cont a ined In
4, , D. •
The ipercail in the total poinfaution of the
f t
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,%h: la' ierialafT ieinarkaille
founda pitr i alsi to,
.: , t r
• bleb satinet we 'rimactiioe fo u nd In %beim*,
t eat* yew, hint o 4 o f any other county In pm
tate. , ' 4 . - ' •' •
t
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' f..
k . ha
Win the Ite,oitticr,l.,
tr7Wo hope 4 will lead to on ; it:.
in probiMility, citric the •*- e
-welt for
fah ty of the charges. We are .
eirread
the Management of, Me p • -
le trip.
are welt knote-4puleli elne - • - r w° • • •
uspo our oolumiLi
at% diii:gaor
Win ria COOtie 211 . potties!, and 'the
so rho'.
.aced truth dieltiett " •
- . - 2rottenAtsasult4,ll4. lit6T.
The ifilealleo MOM r of the ith istst, contains au
ewe is edam* to tbe freetteineof Melamine atthe '
Behuyinill *rants aims Oda*. Tho, writer of that sr
tide wee .tehdnfartned; en it ecteteiris statements that
tie toot eorreetp and unjedly• lerneerier the steward,.
think:it eiullettorho has recently received the appoint
ment of Prison Warden. Ilmetutr 'says that the. Court
wilt not confirm this appointment, but we plve too
• much confidence in their good sense, to ine4tee Mr %m e
moment that their judgment can be Ida* by resistor
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alone. •
The committee appointed by the (*unit :men ' %Stake to
to
ae charges made against. the moo of the
Alms House, whilst there, fully exonerate Ile. g u il e*
from any bleme4haterer, and It Is fag Aug: strange that
their report did mot wee with the abto:ment they then-
made. ,The Directors authorised Ito...exception, to the re
port of said cohneittee, to be Inutented to the Court and
published. Toe the tonampee t vi r ,, o f the some, probe.
my their Attorney Can ghre satisfactory reasons; or will
it like the report of the emoutitteerbe held a year; Of
coarse we would not intimate, that either had anything
to do with the; eletdon of Reboil Warden.
'Upon the &enmity Cl two persons of "high standing," ;
the writer Ofttie et tide contained la the Register st ates:
that it Berman ' -
rowan was moaned unclothed, a cold'
sell, without a bed, day and night. This is not 'correct,
' for never did that woman pus a tipple eiphi tothout , * -
bed. The cellishe occupies; Is the wannest in the HOS , .
OW, being situated in the centre of the betiding, and
is well warmed, day and night; and'during the voided
'weather we have had this rioter,. was not once uncom
fortably cold . I At the preseut time every inmate of the:
Volume department is well clothed, and all have mire
clttable beds to lie on at night. The German woman re
ferred to is, and has been low some time pest clothed,'
' and walks during the greeter part of each day, In the
hall of insane department. The Inmates, of the Alms
Muse were never lbette porrldettfor, than et the pre
sent time, and a tools huinane, - upright limn than
Charles Mullen, never bad charge of the same, whose
wish is, that one of those gentlemen of 4 bigh standing,".
"tutu receleed the appointment same three years sine',
when he was a rival candidate for the ststwardoh;?. •
]crime Cif -60
earrflwombe* enstcdatiots of
' l4 mm' b ellt"
.Ms deilimed on4fintiai monist tht
dilL .estiindfsa Church. bJ v.i.A hrtrcri id head
,
~ c onL the milled or woomeli sigma: It eras y
and ably handed,' the leedurce neither adopting the i
viers of those mmodine tines, INlta iontend that
women Amid be on a peehot egtality frith men in
every r spat, nor dehmilag them mhoeinnid degrade
woman lab the condition ct It met 111.01Mwn endear- I
j Geed eery saccessitilly hiltioirthatiamandaharthauthes.
proper sphere 'Mehl" thematial nad home ralmentdon
od, man, mad placid in bleet actin An life, now the
*asr ad* or a , would not Indy maws e
attoy that bacediftg 'between the Malt !Ptah'
Asked by the Cream. 14 'pimp or ajeraiing, shiuld
aatpaie * Wit man treuld kin that tender interest and
reipeetktb ef. ' wh leh her Phiaind weakness now claims
Bee bar, and whleh she receives at hishands. In pinpar
tin at the "eirposite sexes more in their !Malin spheres
hit , :in-proportion they harmonise, fall the laws of
Gist and 'Nature, and become anstually elevated: Let
tidar, worldly intermits dash, and they contend ihr hon
ors, riches, time and the einoismanta or care in the
aeons of We, woman Timid relapse into an AnutsMtian
state, !bile man would beeeme barbarian.
Mr. Brown alluded to the condition Ol womaa among
the various nations of the . earth, and pointed to the
Bible as a friend that woman 'should cherish. To Its
!alliance is vannan,inde ed for the position she corn:
pies in Christian lan4 Loved, respected. cherished,
aye, fairly idolised, she the object of man's tenderest
solicitude. She does not it is true, enjoy coequal with
mancpolltlml rights, and share with him the cares and
honors of Oleo:hut she is his bosom friend, the soother
of his sorrows, and partaker of his joys. This in Mr.
Brown's opinion, is a right which is peculiarly Woman's,
and one that elevates her and conddraii to her -gamtest
happiness. ; 1
Thsleeturetwas very interesting, and.was listened to
with marked attention by the auditory present. 'The
audience was not as large as it should have been. We
trust that the next lectiarewill attract a better attend
rime. .Thls ponrse of thoAseociaelon is certainly, rat
'entertaining and instructive.
Siirifortments pf as kfkged Morrikrer—His "jaunt
its Itfterrats..—On Monday, the 20th ofJanuary,is Ann
'gel entered our Borough, tea the Reading Railway. Otr
Ate 27th after Inm:seeing the town, and being, We pre.
same, pleased with its eMilion, inhabitants; etc * be 'e
lected a comfortable dwelling ones,llowhill street, which
was for rent, and subsequently called upon the movie
:tor, Mr. L. Womeledort. To that gentleman he expressed
his desire to tease it; statedthat he Was a bum carpels- ;
ter of Philadelphia. wishing to remore here and go In
to bustnewe. He gave excellent reierences, and paid Mr. i
Womeladorf $lOO in advance as part of the contracf.—
In signing the terms of the lease at the Squire's otfters,
he ruble , in trembling, nervous style . .Thomas ltraggs,"
In appearenee ho Is &Dont 6 feet high; square bidid, nth-'
ei4tark, beard under his chin, andaltogether, a pretty
good looking fellow. After securing the house "Briggs"
proceeded to furnish it !nap/es:4M style, and then Intro.
duced into it, in the course of the week, two 'females
that it appears he picked up in Reading, but, whom be ,
represetited here as being his hire and eister, Things
progressed gdfotly for a few dais, until Mr. Womeledott
began to suspect the,,ghstacter• of the occupants. of his
house, and on Sunday, the Ist inst., Mr. W. called uteri
u ltraggt." and Informed him that
s he wished to speak
with him the following ni&rnlog. '.The man trembled
and looked confused. Mr."*. left. In the diet train
next ramming for Philadelphia the man took his depart- 1 1
• are, actually slipping through. the Angers of those who
were after the $lOOO reward offered by the Governor 'tor
his arrest.
~ The following day, °Meer Blackburn readied
Pottsville, supposing him to be under arrest, but {he
bird'had Sewn. '
Tho Ilan it antrum, is charged with murder log Nor
cross, riser Altoona, Pa., on the linonf the Pennsylvania
Railroad, on the 10th of January, and then robbing his
victim 8r $2500. Ile might readily have been arrested.'
here or-while en route to Philadelphia; and the three, or !
four dive start he had after leaving Pottsville, has nn
d4ntstedly by this time, placed him far beyond the no is
ti 'immediate pursuit.
We v; Onld here take °resi t :ion to remark; that
If somethihg is not done to arr7st the increase of
pauperismi.ln Schuylkill Con ty, the taxation ,
required to support. ~ the Pulped; will in aloe
years, amount "to $40,000 a year—which is More
than the present asSessment of taxes for ditpticitY
/of the County purposes, and the present buildings
will have to be doubled. Every cell, we learn, is
now occupied in the Insane Department, some
with twp inmates—every hole and =nerds filled'
With bed4about 430 lodged in the loft of the In
sane Upspital—and some are . compelled to sleep .
on the fiect i r in the Hall of the hospital.
t Clergymen seldom go near the Alma Route un
less sent for—Public Officers seem . to avoid it—
tilur JudgoS of the Courts never visit it, .as many,
Of them Jo otbei , countiet,. , and the Setward:
'I •
Informs us it is.not visited by Editors to find 'fault
with it any longer. It seems to be a forsaken
"and God-striekenlnstitution in our mitist,tripid
lp eating , out-tho substance of the people. And
what is the cause of nine-tenths of . this Pauper
ism, Degiadatien and Misery? Wet+ w er-.-
Rout! . RUM !! ! The people e cry.;ppen
the llood.gatetof.Liquid fire and dadinatin—the
tax-gstherer cries, Money Moser !!,MONEY!!!
to support drunkards and those pauperized by
Rum, and all seem to fold their arms and ItO on
with indifference at this sad speciaelo of human
woe y d Misery.
AWN,
ti TONED, HONORABLE MERCHANTS —Purl
years Philadelphia has enjoyed an enviable inerl
cantile reputation. The-worti of a Philaalphial
merchant is nigh as good an his bond, while the i
Southern or Western purchaser deals canfidento
with Prominent among the high-toned,
honorahle, manly tuerenntile firms of Philadel
phia, stand M. L. Hallowell & CO. During the
last Presidential contest, when a strict political
aurveilhince had the temerity to'opestion the
principletKof Philadelphia's men of businesS, the
firm •if Ilallowell & Co., rata - rhea an answer,
which for its independence lost them in the ex
treme South a hilliness amounting to, $BO,OOO Ter)
.month ; yet stambed them he men, not to be intim
idated :into a cringing, servile position. *The
Card they;published awakened the admiration of
time'meh, North and South, and givineif them
eventually a custom far exceeding that which
they previously enjoyed. We point to the pa
On Saturday last, the furniture, etc., in the house here
were seized bribe Sheriff, for the irmetit of the estnteot
the murdered man and the women whp were with `firage
went down the Ittad to .iteading. ftisposslblohowever,
that officer Blackburn who rent down in the came train,
compelled them to continue their journey to Phibidet. ,
phia whore their evidence may be important.
I
, /Erne /loroug . h School Stet listies 4 —in our Report re
'cently, we omitted the following schools:
Schaal for Little Boys and Girl", Itt the Lecture Boom
of the Eegllsh Lutheran Church, Mtn L . Stranett, Teach-
' •
No. pupils en roll, 40
.
Average attendance, • , 35- •
Studies,—Prituary English branches.
-(Of course we .were in efferan stating that this school
had beenrbroken up.] .
(e man Reformed Sunday Sshool;—Rer..l. E. Griper!,
. .
[ Supine' louden ; 3„formiu Reed, Secretary. • • -
pupils on roll, , 13G
Average attendance, 00
eacbers (male. 7 ; females: 10 ,) - l 17
No., vols. in Library, 2:15
Pint Methodist Episcopal Charrch—W. L. Gray, Pas.
tor; Benjamin Biyivood, Supt.; Wm. D. Ilodgsen, Asst.
Supt 4 D. L. Dodion, Sec.; W. Mortimer, Treari. ' ,,
Pupils ou roil, "225 •
Average attendance, 200
Teachers (male, Ih - i , fernale, 20) , as
Infant school, Mrs. Chas. Bulbar, teacher,
No. of scholars, ' 41 ,
Total No, of rills. In Library, 770
School for Nines, Second street, above Norwegian-- : .
Mrs. Young, teacher. ,
No. or Pupils on roll -
-
. .
AT•ragi att•lodazoo. , 18 '
' •
.
Average ago of pupils, 12
The number of scholarvin Mrs. Young's school lainot
large. It km just been opened, and was started girder,:
disadvantage. Her school howe6r, Is steadily incriras.
lug in the number of its pupils, and in popularity. t,.. 1
Recapitulation.
, ' I
AND, DOIPADIADN Wllll manes YeADA. • - i. • I
1 SIS 4. 1 fqB.
rv, z.
sition this, firm occupies, as a bright example to
the young' merchant whis wishes to succeed in
holiness, and be.distinguiihed as high-toned and
honorable: ' •
. RASCALLY Puocitentaos.—lt is the praetice'of
members of the Legislature to pass acts of , ineor
poratpus, for instance railway, unasked for by
the Public,. for the purpoie of interfering with
--edtupinies in existence, and frightening them into
• purchase of bogus charters. .This is a speciei
of robbery that cannot I e too severely condemned.
It iw;ascally.' There are some instances of this
kind otWork this session, we regret to say. •
EDITOR'S TABLE. Z
„,
uasnairliXsualast for March is on;gcua, table: The
-principal librattrarion is superb. ThetManuch literary
matter, Miglnaf'lmd ; selected, finely illnstrated. The
.fashion and patting' plates are interestithl, white the Ed.
itor's IMay Talk •is not the least pleasionfeature of the
March number. This . • sine Maintains the enviable
ieputailon, which Wit d CO-, have secured for it
Cciples can be 91)tainfil TIUAU . S.
OODET'S LADVA MitIU)reASE3II - 11,” is dm title'
pf the principal - embell • t ;tit' the March 'wittier.
It is flatly very flne-nwo h indeezcznore than the mice
asked for a single i-opy o the Bisk rt Yriesd'Oodey
mer
,ite ep slat praise for the re beitig*lblts In this depart
ment of his poptil3i4la . • clue.. Thelkalilon and pattern
plates are numerous, , MI and intereating, while the
literary and editorial d partmenti are Blip to Godey's
mark of excellence. Co, seam be obtalzUalatjitannan's..
.4osa •
,Dir'Abota tt of snow felt onThttilkhtynlght.
Yesterday momarng, n. In the afternoon clisatr;‘,
Variety enaigh in Atte eather line. •
,liril•The Cos D:ffeitiy.—,--Th - o difficulty btqeett the
consumers and the Putt tile dompany haeb.ftwatte
kiddy settled, bylhe s•mpaily making the concessions
demanded by th4cons. mere. The gas is now furnished
at $3 per 1000 eulile fen with 5 per cent. off for pr•propt
payment of billiAnd charge for use of meters. •
Washingten's Di tti Day.—T, hls n Term ry comes
-this year on Sunday._ !An appropriate, instructive and
religious observance of, thi daj, will take, place in the
First 54thottist Church, on which occasion, the Pastor,
Rev. kle. Gray, will deliver a discourse to the members
of the Washington Arilleristf, Scott Rifles andl Potts
stile Bmss.Band. I
Public Sekoals-Male Pupils,'
Female "
• 1106 15101
Priliale &V \ r IT.) ;40
" . • - ' '250 ". 62 !
214 2'.;2 '
' 1
t. _ '' 0
-..44...........y
' war Young deny Christian Association.—The third lee,
• lury of the course before this AssOciat kin will be delivered.
On Tuesday evening nixt,by iter.Dudley Tyng. Sob.
)eat. "Young Atnerice?" The ahlpty of Mr. Tyng will
Unable him to do justice to the subject, • We earnestly
, 4,holie that one of the m •
ost' brilliant audiences of the seas L t ioti:wiii on Tuesday fen I rit g next, welcome the talented
gentleman to out. Mountain Borough.
•
Ifiralre Eabisci.y....H.Kleinert's store al Mt. Carbon,
was entered on datiwday night last through the bark win•
dow, and robbed of twp gold and one silver welch, and
.about $25 In money. lidichaeiLanegan was,susiteted of
committing thi robbery, and tin Thursday was arrested
biCoustable Christ. i The three watches were twovered.
Lan gan was subseqtently, held to ball •,to answer, and
tiu'sdif ainconded, thdreby ferfeiting his recogniaances.
, .
Kir The Antililre of !qr. Fisher's dwelling in Morris
''
Addition, was dams god to the extent oi' POO to the
early part of the week, in consequence of the old works
. of 'S. !nine on
. 4ttip Mountain, back of We house, Oiling
I l s
up with water,hiel overflowed and rats • down theisill
.lath and through M F.'s dwelling. •It wee C 1111504 by
the hoary thaw ex 'rimmed on Saturday and Sunday
' . 'S t at. '• Almost too mo ot a visitor for comfort. ' . ',f
• i .
iAtir The Judge's n' w deputy is au fait in his duties.
, To him wears Raab for a meteorological notation of
! the current week :
I ~, 11„ A P. 'CI.SGRAPII 077101
.1-t
i amsyiecutiu Hull, FOUrciile.
i Sit.,, Feb. - 7. 8 ' - '• sero--cloady.
I Men.. " 9 ,,
' .o . rd - ...),47 ,
I Thum', 1 / 4 .12,.
I Fri, .13,
I*D I . ..Arrest 9.1 - .rs —Recently
James L. Yoder .. , stoppeu ..... _ sway below Mt.
/ Carbon, and rubbed of a watattland chain and some MO
iiey. The act was perpetrated ? y four men. John XII
,
leen and JameslleG,orern, che'ged with being concern.
WI in the robbery Mt ander arket. It appears that the
watch and chain were pawne4 in Philadelphia robs&
:vantly, ter wima.l4l; and that after the arrest of these
men, the tickets receives] from the pawn-broker, were
dound la a pocket of Killeen'alciothing at Ur. Dooley's
l belocr It. Carbon, , Ishere Killeen hoarded. The men
,have brism conicoltt4 tti answer. .
.1
II 4g
" —mowing.
..,....-..-..........11 .....11......-..-.....--........ .
1 xi-" The Ifgrino`iy of the! Bible and Stience."—On'
iTuesday. evening .13'0, ibe lasi, lecture of the course for
the benefitof the Becond blejhodist Episcopal Church,
was deliceied:by ttteftes.Gb. , R.CroOks, of Wilnilngton,
IDel. Bin subject wig poculialiy interesting, treating as
It did the revelations of tbd Bible compared with the
, ~
truths of science, She scientific character oetito let
,-_ ~
1
hi* renders any attempt to ill., an adconate idea of its
ri - 11/irlts end tenor , t6 a brief pace, entirely tut ... Mr.
Creolts ridiculed the'thevy tbe found In "Test of
' CAW, tion't tiuternan i s but n . Implored *inn ant
.' millife, Which conimeneed, originally With, the "gapidg
.: _oyster," end that the earth was originally particles of
I
tastier in spare , haying a ro any motion from oistio
east, finally combining, and Mu-v.lllg elf Ilicre a planet,
and there a aateliite. :In 31r. Cr obeOPlnlon., same Rd.
entitle men in lttili wild tisiotriee wouldecinslly shore
, . the CrentOr t nt of Ids'eplieee, tciestaPish the blithe of
their tbrosiei: itr; Crooke adduee4Vonany Interesting
'!.
facts In the levant° and *newel kitaidoess;andin sel-
I 'woe, all posing the trbdoin of God, /net' the harmony
which eider netweenlitrlne Reiebttion altidOlienets
A thir andlenee iaalet attendendi, and ilsteliqii Witt
attention and ilittuifat to the heigar, .whom effoiteic.
establish air trithi of est he view, ; were Ift . Stik-i
-most stgewrdai. i-' ; . • .: - , ,
~, :
...i
tioa 664
:2100 1914
Total Ityllomugh receiving instructions, 2713.1 • 2588 '
No. vols. In S. S. Libraries, 6956 G2i6
All the Sabbath Schools are Protestant, except one- 7
the Irish Roman Catholic. The day school of the Ger
man Catholic Church, is combined 'with the Sabbath
School.
There are 14 Public Schools in the Borough :-1 High
School, 5 Male 8 Female; 11 Prlrate School, :-1 Male
School, 4 Female SetOluaries; and 6 mixed; and 13' SAL
hathSahoolc-12.1'rOtet4nt and 1 Roman Catholic. .!
1851. '551. '53. '54. '5&.
1027 1194 1102 1106 • 15).9
289 250 202 267 303
229 249 335 436 280
1097 • 1938 2038 2100 1914
4917 5709 1986 5565
Public Schools,
Private Protestant,,
Private Catholic,
Sabbath,-
Lei f Volumes,
10/g.
1 lasi
a. Itos.:—.A Writer in , ..tneak ma' Jo ve.
' *
, wat Codgratttledee thipubile on the tint tot of Ice re•
• really Stored by Jacob ChriMlatt in Mr.lfardlefes lee
=Jimmie, on Centrestreet. and Mathere Ills be no Mo
nopoly of the Tumbling Run ieli,mtahlteg Mialummesof
the NariptienCompetty to chargsany pdasillnyekoMe.
In reptylki this I hare to say, Mutt I' hope anY foe
who prefers the .ffins tnumpaiwnt Icet,'! - Xtonal -itt XIX
Yardky'etioi Ileum, will not hesitater to Mak*
meats with air: .Christian for Muir supply; but Mime
who object to a mixture eif Coat dirt In leitelttMtit*ll.
with all manner Of kith. and MOW of Water, ...
portion of which Is ejected Imo the mines, and le son.
ens ant iho'Mmidive of anlineldife, as Is shown by the
inittre extinction of the fleh in the' streams into.wilith
it nows. will probably prelim the pure raomatalit water
Ice of To Run. ‘` . , _ •
There bag been no intsodlion in price pa'acilsed.uPon
the consumers of the Tumblingßun Ice, nor will there
-be any in the future. It haa bona furnished to thli , . Iwo
pie of Pottarille at less than Philmielphht prices, where
the competition Is touch greater. Then was no dart
ere} In-quantity list season. far both Pottsville and lit
nermille were fully supplied with a good clear article at
a fair prim, and fee the coming season the lessees of
Tumbling Run have made an addition- to the loaner
honse,mbich in itself is larger than hie. Yardley's house
'Which Mr. Christian occupier, and will enable them to
~ furnish a supply to Pottsville and all the towns adjaCent,
' with the best article which this region can furnish, ~
It I. true that the puttee sajing rent to the Resign %
- Hon Cavalry Air the Ice of Mumbling Run, after haring
expended considerable money In the erection of build
:imp for Itsmeeptkin, We declined to furnish supplies
to opposition dealers In an Settle the consumption of
which le neeemartly Limited in this town and neighbor
hood, but they hare always granted Or Individual con;
comers therprirDep of taking as mac/ as they choose
for their own use, and will continue to do so.
.It may be that Mr. Yardley fi nds It difficult to keep s
tenant at $lOO per annum: Rs an old building worth
'.about $lOO, which he has fitted up as an Ire house, and
'that so snug in arrangement remakes considerable' puP
Soy ch will and bo
not Interest the üblic In lstering to-nustaln it, but this Is a point
whi p general,'-who will
be apt as they always are, to patronise those who furnish
the bed article it a reasonable price.
This' he lessees of Tumbling Run Intend to do, and
will expend the necessary time, labor and money to ef
fect It, and if-the rented Mr. Yardley's Ice house should
be lessened bee.sinee of our auceesi in plash* the lee
-consumers, 144 will - have' the Satisfaction of knowing
that both himbelf and his taint have plenty of other
business to attend to, and that they will not seriously,
suffer from the loss of thefirw comae which will thus
fail into more needy, we will not say more deserving
herds. I
The' of Tumbling Run mere dud to seduce the
price o Ice In Pottsville, and have refused repeated Pto
positio s hem other parties to ham it to its former price
of Aft cents per bushel, and fifty centaVer week for 3
rest
bushel consumed.- El. T.
Feb. It, 'V et -
.7-it
PIA PAM AND ENEISOBS.
pa-Deaths fn NeW York last week, 457.
...INO`Deaths in. Philadelphia last week, 297.
• SRIP-There are no' leati_than 150 Moruions at Al
ton, 111.
,'Gottschalk, the pianist, sailed for Havana
ontSuturday.
jighllon.. Edward Penniman of Philadelphia,
died on Stends.j.
pa - Crawford, the sculptor, now in Rome is
not expected to live.
Aifir•Ltaae R. Davis, a prominent buiiness m n
of Philadelphia, died Last week.
' Jtffir-Madame De Wilhorst, is lying dangerous
ly ill at her lodgings in Broadway.
Amp SiAn C. Reinhardt, a Revolutionary Sol
dier, Philadelphia•last week.
- Xer-A fetter from Sevastopol states that the
city is grndually becoming re-peopled. ,
ITbe Indians of California are fast beacon
ing exterminated by disease and famine.
"ift•Tho Rev. R. W. Grisweld is dangerously
ill iti‘Nevr York. disease is consumption.
, ,Sliillaber (Mrs. Panington) lost a fa
' verge daughter by scarlet fever, on Thursday.
The British harqUe Thetis was recently
lost at sea, and seven of her officers and crew per
ished.
.stir - The first marriage of a Riede° widow that
ever occurred in , Calcutta t took place on the 7th of
December. ' •
pa - The St. Louis Inolligeneer gives accounts
of the destraction of 'bight steamboats by the re
ceitt,freshete. • . ...
fat - The shock of an earthquake Gras felt at
Trenton, N. J., and through Philadelphia county,
on Tuesday night. I -
..4ge•A sleighing party composed of about sixty
young ladies from the Seminary at , Litia, visited
Lancaster last week.
~. -
_Or Fanny Kenthle was“diarged s9t 80 fei ,
one week's board for self sud maid, and an ex
tra parlor at Ifilwaukie-
. ./Altr`The (old) New Ilampshire Gazette is the
oldest paper in the country, having just entered
upon its second century. ..
pirdifr. Stringer, runner for-the Bank of New
Orleans, absconded In the steamship Cawbawba
fur Havana, with $30,000.
;grit is. said that the product of the Ohio Val
ley exceeds by 100 per cent. the . entire ptoduct of
England, Ireland and Scotland..
pfrA mare valued at $lO,OOO has just reached
Now York from Arabia, the was purchased for a'
stock impertiug company in Kentucky.
..,,rnealn the Western Penitentiary on the Ist of.
January, 1857, there were 171 prisoners. Of this
number, 88 were natives of Pennsylvania. •
.pir Orain is treated like infants. When the
head becomes heavy, it is 'cradled : alai it is gen
erally well thrashed to render it fit for use.
OM - Between murders and "garroting?' New
York has been driven into the formation of arse...
(nations for the - purpose of self-preservation.
`lt is stated that Colonel John Preston, of
Louisiana, hum Intel* wade $3110:000 from one
year's crop of molasses, at 80"eents per gallon„
Aft - Every liquor shop in Monroe, GOO% has
been closed.. The citizens 'raised one thouixitaid
dollars, bought them out and shut up their,doisra.
„Stet 'Otis Doolittle of Ilinsdale N. IL, coehs an
ox, which is saran feet high, and weisha four'
thousand pounds.. She itr still young and growing.
!`When - u wan dies, people generally in
quire what property has ho loft behind him f--;
Angels will ask what good deed has he abet be
fore him ? .
.ek
!`An official account from the Phillippine Is
lands states that 15,000 houses were destroyed by
a hurricane. -Considerable damage was also done
at Manilla ) .. . ' .
,narThe Conductors on the Elmira, Williams
port and Cattatvissa R. R, have taken the prelimi
nary steps to establish a Railroad Reading Room
~. 6 : at Williatnspo'rt. II
-„Call - Dr. tire, Ate distinguished, and venerable
~,, 1 1;7: author of the "Dictionary of Arts, Science and
4—Male Pupils, Mining," died ort'the, 2d ultimo, in London at the
M Fe ixed'ale m .. ago of 89 years.
"
tail?, e
. •pir•John G.. Sage, poet and lecturer, has re
covered from the severe illness which attacked'
him some months ago, and has resumed hbacus- .
ternary pprsuits. .
iger-Ole Bull seya tie has lost in this country
all he valued, hisittealth, his money and his good
name, and be hasideterelinedjto seek refuge at Ilia
home in Norway. , r •
409" C. L. Wits:lapel?
was destroyed by! fire
insured for $5009 in t
Insurance quiciPAny.
' pir - John B. tough
lie will' visit Ponnsyl
next month. l'iy hot
engagements wil lpert
etl - Senatus,lhe ii
the Public I, , ed,g r, mai
on iron of any•lsrid.
s
its reward a teat ter r
_ __ , pres The Roman bi
._.
firstßoman vets el .t 1
POW*Liiter 'in the Country.--"Puddleford Papers"'
rived t that eity . ort;
says—"At 'Barrie, the blue-jays and other birds satiser
a car g o of o range .., ',et
ed about i thedirior and garslen,hapeck the dry seeds that '
~ ~. A.mr ----m The returns of
the weed* Were Shading sin the earth. What are soma- years of age, stipporl,
birdat Where 441! they live :tlee,them chirping, Ir lyon- . Misisachusetia for th
dery of sunlightal-darting hither and thither, ' loWing footing,boys I
mo In a team of listri., See them go {shirting through . ' lair Faimers shot
i n
the't peat, like atigerigarits, beilutlful in the very bleeding chaps or cr.,
midst of the storm., What ire ahoy{ Do they
‘ fdeqp en ;
handthey
i
1 the wings of the wind, or hisheikeinselves In a scroll of - :
... n a
otsontng fr , ..i
snow? . How is it that these le singing hallo live on
__
Ti t
.„. id gArTlll3 [NIGHT .
"Caveat thou.! ,
amid such dreary lanes. jays, -laya,luwever, were 1 '. Blest {tag Ilk
And thwknigb'
very petulanf. Their gory{ summer pilules° was I
That he rat -,
, aceedingly mosscd and they went about fr:im bash to' Aff - The Lotion '.
, bush, and tree to-tree, seraindrig and fr etting at. each ; coming 5,,m, Ono . ,
other and themselves. They acted likes* saihy Siberian.: Europe, and at te.•
prisoner., who 'were lotted to braveethe bhests as the i any t ower the that .
,
. penalty of some crime they had committed, ‘,-.-':-_. ' •,, few ment he .
"Sometimes, a keen, frosty night - would be sammeded • JOrThe J piton -...
hy a still sunny driyortien• the eires patterut. their are twenty-three wTI
sleepy music, and.the cows strayed away into the ferret, . Illisioia located in t
as though they smelt approaching spring—when . the, forel i as elsewht, w ,
tats flew out of the house, and owed each other up Lie." the 41i ' re ' gate i e3i :
.-- i . r ender French
- ici the trees, and the dog went Away by himself wandrie:tr..suriender of the pe •
_log along the river banks for reasons known :only to '..'th#, French North
...
.
mself. . ' - , .$1,000,000 worth o:1
:helm were suiting days, holidays, jubilee dared for; piiatt;of Sending the...
Haase animals that Were housed in trees, and littriawiat : . per-The B 'Utah '
to the earth. So forth into the woods. Yon may,'on ' to the East, rinei c,
sorb a day, see the squirrel push out his head hem the; fret:tit . ..lBso to 856, ;
door of his matte, where be has been confined for • 1 ariglik. $ 153 . 533 , 0 1
month, and cautiously look over the Madscaps—then i' aik'heiiitatteri what'
dart in again. Soon he mrsheihimeelf out farther, and! # 4 11 1 111b _t, t t i r i i P ., 1 2. t .: 1 ,
'farther, and timidly glides down to the foot of the tree .' ‘""'" 'r: -"." , ".'"°•.'
duced eh r i n g the
then be tries the snow, and then again, and finally gOtti. l ' of t h e It t i tua tt„
' cantering to the nearest stump, and chirruping. ap he ; h ave ba l aulti e d ,'
gocs with a flirt, throws his tail o7er Isla back, sits dawn, ', Democratlei: ' mmi
and breaks forth ante a burst of song. , I . Pillqieff ' W. '
Do you Lelleve that squirrel remembers hie last ram. , riage mane turn
met rambles In those woods—yon . rivulet where he' suicide on ... dlidk
rank, now gaping beneath its . silver frost-work,:and , was wealth], F...: -. lKr:•
bantling ItS low, muffled dirge—yon ley knoll, .t h at.; in London, eali
tool, last June, a pyramid pt flowers—you I:fekory I.
- , a vehicle of-
• • - 'Hide 0- .
here he ha vested his nuts f Is his song Inc ' the. pie;' i n •the. world, i h o I
i
7 • ,- She weighs if fi e l ..
se r the at?
Look a lit , e farther—the solemn tread of the turkey circumference'ol- ••••
who la bly 'disinterrireg some of the burled mut of ~ and 38 around th e (
utnme . , .eh a day is a bright page intim winfer life i 3 shoes:' She . 1, - .
f the turkey. 'She comes forth . fronfitepeath the fools: . pllp•Pr. nuillkiii;
o trees, from thickets, or - hallow lt4s, wherel. sad case of a little :.
• she hat been so long cowering and starving, to ball t h e ' matches, "though •
blessed warm th. ;.h e a mm o awa y th e st ni t ai ev , s t a n t .? all their heads off.: -:
tog about from woad to streets; and striam to woad-a WI by 10 o' c lool t' - I
she passed the preildent squirrel often; in October, and ', , 'feu asleep 91111 by
j ggirsThii ke•fta . .,
Snit him roll In bit winter stores , ; r out the didn't know 7 '
i New York and P -•''
why; and aqr she is shovelling the stow, scattering itl t 0,,.. rti l g. - -•
.right and left wittr her feet # with - a melancholy twit! l i d': t i t f s
trill to get !Aortal of bread. . / and all thes :•• ,i ,
, Farther de, lie little gine sloping up from the brae ;7 on the Radian T '
and on each days the snows Melt
„ off, and the bank 'of dollars, ~ ....;,..21]. i
sgtrow warns, and the greenSrass shines as brightly as i , jgarqbi ea* :. I
'did in May. It isioft and•epring-like Thay.: The tio ' , lately. boon -i ..%.;;.
beams mem to he alt tangled, together in that spot, , ! its 1e5 1 4. 0 9 r ft. ' •
There are clusters of winter birds starting to this ties-. P t "."'"l'l ' . - -- '
~,,,L ~;,,,. getitlits juit .: , . a
. pie, and occasionally one breaks farwPb a n ''''''' 7 : sentenced tistliii •
two of her last Junes gong, is though she were just -
. 0 ..1 , natural'llt ..'' 1
twanging her harp lei try its strings.. They think tuose • : , ..,..- y
tangled sunbeams are the foot-fall of April, and so kiwi; vehhatallt. ~, i' . v .,
chirrup, and flutter, And-bow-fu them, and seem to ash( st a te; tbiod , ,
where gentle May Is, and whets she is coating With her white althWeine i! •
. . . -; ~ ~• ,
upudo and flowers . : ; • .,, . - - I as. - Thii . , ...* I
Sonietitati tbe fog from the deer would (lieu . upon of : $1200: ' .„., - - 1 I I
the trees airing:knight, and the sari would rife upon a '-",Cel/tro l l "nt .- .!1
forest all burst out into a whitotrious, As the sun rase :- . ' ilt ... 4 1 / ": 1 / . .?
Idsber, the little particles glittered and flashed, an 4 then : t il i tls : l4l' ✓
, -, • .
it.wie aroma l
silver—tares shrtib,'everibusb,
: ivory : , i e o l li i , l l , : ' i r : t
tree, was silver .; The woodOiere a, frown poem —writ.; r le Perin °
- ,i i, o i
li m
too in a night by invislbiellugeni to lat teed forma hour 1 ae both '` ',Ault ',Ault
or two, and theaocatt4red.away In shining andel for t i.norditseggOds o •
e'er. Tbase ustaral ebangesand beauties were i llitkUtil ~'..: 0111111: e Chill
there were to attract attention, and airiest oar taloow-t -; towtil. --4 sbipl
.thoughts, How diftertut la sill this hoes the . "-of *''.- '
romalamit of tam tarp sit 'Y;s:Wbsre the, life of a• . *ln /a 4lmk, . i ever k
1 4
Imi laths itreett-:-' mad wheriiip r eh day Oil Rs Itspietinis .; ainik_ , ; dais fi
rift its milatim,likithe chasing eokis eta liitteldo. , skid ; 1110.1 "ers °V
. •
#l . i i::l-. ' ': • i 1. 101 4 14 1 Om Ot i
' .' • i'.. . .."..-.:&Ai.. 1
, •
5 . . ' t mill near Norristown,
the 351 inst.:. Loss $BOBO ;
it,Lycotning Couftty Mutual
1
1 - on a lecturing tour West,
t nia abode the .midale . bf
5 • . to have him here, if his
'rr - -5.
l
hington correspondent of
t . , there , should be no duty
hat 'opinio'h deserves for
II t al
)1 ue Consigliere Jeling, the
t ever visited Boston,' itr
tturtlay from Palermo, with
C sns, nut., ke. 1 ,
- , digent children under 14
r at the public charge in.
a • ear 1853, present the fol.
-;., girls 475; total 1,133.
5 be careful not to have''
a or fresh wounds inS their
handling guano.„ seioral
this means are regarded.
, TILE MAIDEN
me gentle stringer 1" .
rose she stood : ,-'
t cure admitted' . ----' I
thought be could," ' •''
"see thinks that, during - the
ifr will not be any any easier in
irate of inter e t will net be
tich has rul fur the past
)r/Iw . ..rat states that there
cat banks in the State of
i. swatiitts of Egypt, and the
a circulation amounting in
1 , .1110n5.
[niul in New York asks the
na charged with defrauding
Railway Company out of
`oaks and bonds, for the pur:
;back to France. '
/!' miss of silver snd,gold sent
i...y to China, in sixyeare,
elusive, is $176,00,006, of
1 . . was in silver. Let no one
'eSeemes of 'the silver !
Iphia District Attorney e`tkii
tich testimony has been nit
at extent and rteitlessneis
frauds, which appear ,to
' 1 : tinder the nuipices-ef the
. .
ear
tson, the': well known r;••
' 4 Philadelphia, committed
last. Cense, insanity. He
atson, af the World's Fair,
'ded one of the first prizes for
.anufacture.
. a, the largest limbed woman
, '0 museum at New Orleans:--
ads, - is 9 feet two inches iti r
'• res 29 inches around the Arm;
,;• If of her log, and wears No.
From Kentucky. 1
i .Pennsylvsinia ' reports the 1
1 4'rl who got at a box of lucifer, 1
ey were little snakes and bit
She was taken with vomiting,'
t night was comfortable; then
dnight was a tiorpse.
.11%, caused heavy freshets in
Sylvania. Large amounts of
-destroyed along the Sehuyl- .
a, the Delaware, the Hudson.
•ring streams. The datrisge
e is estimatedia two millions
gar . rotinii or choking, hes
ced into New York City by
nod has been successfully
eaves. A rascal untried Nu
.' Convicted df ace offence, and
to Prison tor the ternsuf his
• A
IWard, of 'testis, woks lately
L
*a 'the Dan*rfield road iti , that
rag cut the pimps of the trunk
ds driving through thick bush
` denten- had his pocket picked
itt.tA4ridance on the ciischtiati
axle, of lil t , gives no credence
rive kind the free use of oleo
s to prevent Alto formation or
in the 4is careful ea
t the reverse. "Tko liberal uao
useiess—nuzious indeed, tic
. -
. .
`ens of kr. Caleb Cox, , in West
boater count.l).itcre found on
ndetthe snow bank/ where they
ince the ono* fell, which .was
go. There were tire of thew,
I living: As Soo as they were
Outlaw to the ham.
- .
II 1 ' r •
! . r : (" 1
o llt-There)nre many Mora instance; of pumas
being frozen to death, daring this cold terto,lattha
South than at theNorth.l They were probahlyln4t
.lb well prepared for es me cold, either.iii sod--
1 ;
atitutioo or dress. .i 1 • i 1
.1 ;
• „Sfer•lt le a tonsohitlon to reflect pee sue) ad
ministration of Pierea'and Frost; aredravOng (ci
: in end. The people are Mewl of both. j. The bale
:been bitten in both, add bath will s° pat Without
:'appoeition. March wil aline up tba nAgn Of dads,
iiind with ordinary high in weather4ply, 4vgaitt ,
mil'And September, will . ean itnprettion-uped the
other. - • - • i . ' I I
Alt.:►While . ..the fur obsequies of J thellate
Preston'S. Brooks were, roceading at W ashington;,
on the 29th ult., there; nopacked 4roni 4h4 e.
press freight : at - the California. st er at Ns*
York, a splendid ask inscribed: 'e O the Molh.
Preston S. Brooks, Wishingten c ,D, O. PF
*sof
by the citizens of Tehibma ettilif . '
.d .
striking coincidence. ', ' t --- --1
Ar!The Mitieheshir (N. ll.),Mirr itayslib . 1
i
there is tow en Stahl Wen in - Mei cityla*lsi l n
ornits
thirty-five years old,; ' feet, three t rehee hig. ,
who weighs only fishp ands. Whe he was ,ls:
years old he weighed): , 8, 0 - Ate, is a mend rfarbals.:
work, skin and bones] Ism rat siartsilikr•l lei
was born
_sad' bong 0 i Wait laoffstownol
few miles' left Manche • I I I ; II
*fir"Madison's nil acted tombisrissibiall
dust in a thicket; whi a sculpturedJrnatt an
funereal pageants late: the virtues of Bill ooqi
Congrriss cannot spars line to save' ,the t ea lot
i f
Washington from d : raticin;' but ifeeas )egis4
lation to don "the. trop 'Ogg and the 3 ,suiof W of
for Brooks. Who shit say, hereafter, teat to
publics are ungrateful? ''. . - - • •
' i
%.*ilf•The will of illiam Raised' ell os o
was lately disputed i n the courts in) that ) cty ,
they ground!rof incair :envy. it: ,iwas 1p or
however, thee. thr •e ll ys before :the 'date, f
will, be renewed hip pewspapor subs4ription p
1 :4
lay in advance and thtis 'saving - half 'a do ittl--,
This fact was considirid sufftelenle ldenCe, f •bis
i
competency by bed, file court and „is ry. I ') ) 1J
piPOninge or le on juice left pon ;a I kt:dr ,
11 ,
or otheepiece of fro , will in a few days (t)
a stab; so nearly resetribling that ceased b b 1
as to deceive the most careful obserrer; lead i:ibt
many years ego , in P ris; a man was DWI, sbn
victed of murder, owing to a knifelfodnd fin his
possession, stained filth, what was pronoPubeti . 1 4
several witnesses. to be blood, but afterwards iiiit
covered to be simptv ; line Nice. I
n i . l - 1 ) • •
' AZN-PrestowS. B oks died of 4de : work
le
die—rn swelling of th glottis, the TIT' , hilt is lir
ers the windpipe dati g the procese or :‘aiini---
In its symptoms it i ll ilea :rnistakeir:lar eglaupli--,
It is a very sudden d use is its tiperatioa, end
generally proves fate from the digiculty,tt the
moment, of knowing it 'exists: It 'is th'e e
suit of acute infiam ation in the piirt ageite
.Sows p,hysicians her emplated artirißeatitil a
i
I. ) . ••• • ' , f I 1
remedy. ? I ' •
p#! -It is stated ta t (ha late P ton 4. I#rooks
.more than once dept red his cond . et otf thetite-1
slower the Sumner assault, de ath - 'blot 4nd he
misfortune of his lire—that he de; r taied his only)
purpsselat the outsell was t, iallict he die race of
a blow and not any evero bodily i jare :had he
was excited by wine of which he hadibee Ictri k-
lag freely, and that he fi rst blow struiltlro 'se all
the demon within hl , and left hire not nge in'
i l a
possession of his judgmlent,or milkontrol.l - I
Or Recently atlLowell, a gentleman (tom on e
.1
of the ruraLdiatrie(e wanted a dollerls°nil of,
stamps, and tendered a bill in payment I his)w.as
refused and 4pecierras demanded. Ito then of
f
fered four Sptniek qUarters.• These whir not go
C ,
except at a disgusting rate of diseueht where- .
upon the seeker far postage stamps, pr cured, a 1
hundred cents in copper . lie eas told tat these
wore fi at a legaljebder„. but three were
s o el i i des
I
taken for a stomp; ,b way of aceommociati, n.•-• :
This was satisfacter, and the gentlemen ' nto
call and pay for ittiglostamps, handing o er , hree ,
cents at a time. 'f 4e k.0. - Clerkelthoug t i beat, ;
to surrender at disretion. -I' ) , l 1
Alift`No man whiq-has obeli heartily 'and sr' wily))
laughed, can _be !ettogether,: irreciaima ty ) bad. I
Now much lies ;;11 laughter `
-4the 1 ci ha'rey I
1
wherewith we deli her the ' while tha ! ome
man near an broil: Ong barren siipal.•;- n tlin,
smile of others• li n told gritted ns 'of idel; the
fewest able to laug what ca:, ball d l aughing;'
r
but only a sniff -a titter and milts.
i t i r troui the
(I
throat outward., o 't best produ so e Siiipliing
husky eachinnatici ;as if tliey we le ;laughing
l t
through wool; of one sued comes gobd.t The
man who cannotr ugh is not ont -_ fi t fur tre .ms,'
stratagems and sii ilselha_mhia sr lel re sit ready
a treason and a 'B , atitgein. . •-- -
ii
J - Annexed i s an- Ode on: he--Su A antic
Telegraph by PrO els Leiber : •',• , -1 •
Ere they hare ri , o our Continett inlyro,
1 r
To erni th . whlesNaeas at Pausal - ~. - ...
,ti 1 It
En, they bare bi ken through t ',hand
That ties th East to Africa: 1
They *rare ethArad )12 History's owipg it 1
Worthy the tipt tfro . us strain of tit! r ljr ,
They bury ter be th the chow gti es •I:
Their intei tobispherie wi e. ' s
We joyed when d taut nations of the rt ',il
To England's Th tnealbi,ii•skill nil tibrt a sent;
Joy motet when
la
€ft
unzip - ti blinds to' his Per or ..,,
. . Into theiel orgiant Oceld nt. I
Not Science shailftblaiwork and alder e ito; •
Fur more was n tsied* ;di that n trl3 tills • '
The 'souls of ra
who (H
Omit)) a sett! though
And Cole, binds the le ttered w O -
Ye Two, to a" our Clod hes Fr out gie'n.l
Whence otheri reedom's uonrishmeet mnst,draw,
• Commune tike.litn, and place theipn,cionsithtid
bl
'ainst Wire betioath the 'nation,' lair.
Commune.uneeniidegly, exchange; inept' '
The m eans
. of peace and eutture, tirge`an wid l l. - ±5
Without this dokery modern Freedom aus
lererectatid relteensuming die.
..- Amiljmnimmummominda . 1. i!
---: :.- - • . t
POLITICAL. -
=,
Tna Committee on. Elections' in! thi3llouse tot;
Reproentativiii have formally decided . Id report
a resolution dos)ering 'exeunt ebe gnat be/4 by Mr:l
Whitfield, of K fitness, Ott t making nd reeorimendal f
Con relative, to iifr. Re,eder. , i il
, r ri
TUE Obio Howse lute expelled - Mr. Slogh, for
striking Mr. Caldwell, by a vote of 79' i to. 35. All I ,
the Democrat-t' opposed Mr.,Sloogles eipulsion '
with the excepOon of Mr. Corey. IMrl• S 1 ugh left
1.,
for Cincinnati the neat day.
TEE Houle i,Corundtteo on Judielafy have re
solved, that Judge Witrons, o Texas,elNl be illl•
peachedler high crimes and I.:demean*. 'This
is the first impeachment of Feder 'l sed g e for 'I
twenty-seven It ears. . The C ramitte !
wtll report
onlthe first opportunity. ' I " it
. Mn. BUCEAIti.O.I sash -, PORNO.-Mr Buchanan's
le(ter urging the'election of Mr. FOrney ttf , the sen: i
nil bas made Itict little sonsatk'on.athotig [IA p olio. cal friends in Washington. Et is dot disgL I
ised that
he yielded to Wipolitic persual k ion-for ;kilts the in
sinuation ples4ed—akul for t is viry lea s n appre-
hensiou is en tertained
tertained that I he infiwinic s may be I
i
I brought to bear l hereafter nti n milfters l greater
magnitude. d>ouglalt chuck etelkithlgre t delight I
over the publication. and is i , I.we - ,- d't pity the 1
snrrosis of tlid poor ;old min. There re i others '
i l.
1 1
who enjoy itlinite al much } bb who. iteck the
vent of any candid expressi . • I
~,' ..
KANEAS.-1111itinsas rrieorinl gialature
is in full blab, gfintling o t charters:- or banks, I
of which the pc/mile:4 too hersjara tit' Idireetors; I
'roads, runpink every where 'for,the: be eftrof pa-'
per toying, inlwhich! the e a e 'memtios are the'l
chief speculators, cite. A bill! his 41ISSed t1:10!
Council reppiling all taws -equirin o ttt oaths or i
officers and voters not in a cordar. - 4 ith the or
ganic act. Ilhe Legislaker. ' in Inca
sures to peOaneutly ergo* ties and'
locate the county seats. ' pll dot up a
bill for the appointment .' T. ) The
Goverbor bits refufed the'new
Sheriff of Dlonglat4otin! ;is'ature
having asked the reason,
charging Gni man with
utterlly . untl4 for the posi
, -
mee.pagc,
ruwdy,
FROST ut4sarrr - Sotrrn.•
changes, that the we:
been extrclnely i•ohl;
- skies-''barC) been; frost
that the S J uthcrners IL
the tiousun cold.: This
.fact, that tory Ulan of
should havio, boon! wisp _......., _..,
eared for himself cornfortabln rim ...
itioarn Stone Clothin g • Hail of •
Wilson - , , No!s. 205 and 207 Chisnut at
delpy` a., i
1.- _
our ex
tat ha/
sunny
Pe, anti
, with
of the
people
me pro
te at the
ockhill
cet,
AN EDlT4efralkiLS—CANio ii..-1
. ,I
4 ." First, a ' retty young lady sptightly and No,
' With 'a per in l hand. walties nt, to a chair ,, Arid. hastil glarMing e:cr what' ihe eaw, ,
i She thri.tr it aside vrith'rit 'mu feied! lish-aw !''
No nrarria 'es heire,, I think Fit isi, queer— ,
I Here's pot ry, sifetehes and till 4
eeritiout ending,;
And.. bud , sieges rand laws suite' a pending; ,
E i ' Hat non rriages, .'eoneerts or 'parties for me,
Such trm.s upori paper II naive did! see.". f.
i There's ngthingliatieed . do gratify Mkt-- .. _
S,ace the prightly 'hitslof aui friend Granrille
Slot:. ! , . 1 . ,1 ! I ... ,
„pep : s oporitina of Fashion, IN.. 109 Cluis
nut stree Philadelphia. r• -; , . .
r . i , •
firm° 1 ossrai'ai Pla....ltillions • •. dub°, and
all affertl
i tl i s of the system which4esolt rom an Inner ?
Hcient or moderate How f bile, ire it once relieved
by the a Hoe of 11101 TO y'vo Pills: Ipispepsia and
4 f
live; di are leseietrabir for the stoMach 'and the
liver .alwa a sympathise, and ;a2ll thli reat s izavllchte
acle powVilf upon I bath [these ituperbaot , organs, It
performs eworli of Asre skth is il i reelsion, killdlty and
itbornagl:yrhieh bave f 4o loam lel fel the reeordrof
imedhatl p tico. 'TIM nit ma k ' lied upon • witbo
the tat. , ino ceaddenee in • lituset ;o i dia lices, dysentery,
gl l e
ehojeva bus, gnaws of the staioae - fholde infant
nin, an d 4 other dlsordera affecting digestive or.
i
gene snail e stdmaeb' i •• I
• . . 1 1 I • : ' .
1 0
110> , *,
' bl
‘ II
I
_ vs
. ' !
..,. It. 11.1 its
BLOOM itinAl Til.R Tingdr tiR b , GS.—itedwayi
1
&florallb Resolvent an Readißel is a sure preo,
irentive
Co cure for bleed ; ng„it a d 'caroled Lunge
4 7-bad o C o b and diflicul BreitgLiloarseness midi,
Sore 'lb '' ts. There are i ; plc. who are tail tart
1
hare the! asateption, w
~ fangs al Bald to be so air;
gone u : ' prevent their , inietdvd. lye do not Oahu:
that ou r . bodies will elate tisiwel wb .liri,s are all tiii;
aerated idltiostly isittel b aararY4lnatlwe do claim that 1 ,
ii t
olnekyirt l inerksee otit of e htindred l ot those who ro4i i
I .
plain, edit who are teoubliell willi Wealtlngs,litho anal
times flirt at the lisngs,fwio' aro troilVtd 'with night
sweats, er rough ttnektAand! trio stiffir strati pain arni
distiessi the slde,;shoulden4
t F3
deb'ot i, that with [tit
wars liti oritlng Resolvertan;d - ltellw will makdthent
well, LAI free thelrbodi how . ti r e iy particle oet
.
am:aptly tuatecill. 1 ,
MI th dllgeuttleitpCt 'e lon a' of hroat, that is
canted g adds;•tbeire re edl4 1,111 apt' , Vc!ttot, theii-_,
tom, be! b4iled lintpithe!,, iii'l that 7imi hare We
. 4 .18
:amen ion an bed as f -be fare. 'lt la the it*: iw... ,
of also nhaling dodo*. to Sk neon (hi most it , Anon ' )
coke ,51 filrattlo i aring f ; writ and colds, elf r ! Jie
of
In the i ogi or.thioat; Coastal) tido. Nee (16 not le.!
Here it.. t roe cue loot of teti t t oie t down as dying . - --
of couif i Ttiou, d!ad of any, reed 11 city than *d
_IF
treating tofa et umlalist.the w trationded ta.i., • , i
kneitn Ibing.abent ll : La t , a 'es i p , diii: ovcarratite r uf .,, t "
fl
trithi, to melte teatime:obi f peilte a isbo claimed; to, seem,
biTif, nORD, at death'sdoor, nil the reaiment of lion- • low s
ter, Sib, and other efonatan h e n lo4 dpritni that wfr. j
'curt &few bot peter Rewe 't,earllag No nutter 1., b ol l
how ;.; a ocao you
. liiiiii!kot, iiilio Wyero pain 31 , 0 u '; toosi ,.
1101 bpri to youi chest, or.jithettle or not you bleed! " "
from str hunt fir throat; i l iadawAy'g advent sod se•
1140111 ms 74,..• .1 , 1 I :
! 'IN
' 1
~ 4..
dlr. A. Lady w h o has bean enrett,ot grekt-nerivo
, debility, after issisy roars of, mason , desirt4 lo m ak e l known to all Wilowe. , ffecers the cunt means of „relli3Lr—
I Address, enclosing stamp to pey.setnin inane, "ids*,
,
I MARY R. DIPA:ITT , Reston, Mask ," and the, inaiiFiip-
I Rea will be felt, free, try next. post.' ..
7 [64m :..
.. . .
• gni - White Teeth, Perretteed Ilreeitti had:.
Beahtlfal be
.ssigtdred"
using the "Bigas of Thousand Flowers. Whet ladj.
.cor geothimius t oghtresoalis under the ewe, e.
,greiahle byes ,when by wales the Daus es s.
utta Pumas es a deehlace, would net only Tinder:ft
sww4, but leste the teeth iishlte' , as ilaroaster?
prima , s do not;knOw thetrtreeih is bed, yid the saideet
Is I; delisni . te *dr friends will Dow easetkne Ike,
wive uf eanatdrielis. lle can frith bottle 411OP:112..
• • yerstrozit " New Turk. .1'
;
Versals btill &nest". • - 1 4014 nt
•
•
':-Vtliilo.o: 7 ,4ll!Oiiii!te;,'L...l
- 14;‘ . • '
burrito $ ler citiiicAL,ooMeei,i-
L.yon and 3d street. Divine Service every 14 10: ,
o'clock, A. M., and 6 o'clock, P. 3i. ..
- SirPIRST) 3.127110D15T SPISCOPAI. CUBlitti4r;
and Street, Pottsville, Bev. WILIJAIr L. Cast, Pietor,..
Divine 'erste" every Sabbath at 104. M. initial 7% 1 , 231, t
arSE:GOI,II •lIETTIODIST
- Market Street, - Potta kev..l. TALBOT RSA
.. ....511W4
Divine service every Sabbath at 10 A. M. and 34 P.':
'air ENO LL9 a LIITItERAN CIIURCII. Mirka &Pta'.
•
Pottsville, Rev.'aiNta 'Sark, Pastor. Diviqe Service ha
this Church regularly every Sunday. -Sforning. at 1034
eeloek4 evening, at 7 o'clock: Weekly Prayer Sleeting,.
Thnrsday evening. kt 7 o'clock. .
/Er #APTIST CIIIIIIICIL—he owin ministers
are expected to • fill the pulpit o f 'the foll Baptist g
Church. lit
the thaw designated: =3
Wm4T. Bunker, 2d Sqnday, Rehruary,4Bl7.
.I,Cele:- ' 2d do -March,
J. Wbdttoze Szolth; Ixt ,in • April,
C. J.'. Page, ' - .2t1 du May,
W.*. Watkineen, Id d o June,
Oporge.,ll.Sprailt;':, 24 do July.
64rikr M. Levy,'
iL4r.di, da Auwad;
Bell, . 2d September,
John U. CMstle, Ist Mi • orlot,r.
• 577/ 117 N/ I 'lC CIXM MCM B E II VICP--POritarl,. 1367:
I.3lll..3e.ragealbit-=Jareollatt =xi, and St. Luke vfi,l9
4te. Jereittlait Kaiak/SO H.
22t1.-44a1aquagailma--,Eamuel I, Mark I. 7 4 P. 31.
Samuel HI to versa 37, mph. ill. • • . •
21th. 2 -31..Mattlitae Day--Sarrice at 11 A. It. •
23th:—Ash Wadneaday-1034 A. SI: Isiah Ili, Lake,.
. •
ter An 4 73P. M., (Lecture rooto;)Jdoalk 2d P.
ni
The pen itenDal tisahtie 6th, 2.241. Pth, and 102(1.18Oth
143 d, are pplopriate to the'poblo service on Ash, W.
'needay. • ; . D. WASOBURN,
-,-
MARRIZIL ' - .
TOCUM—LAKK—Ou Tuesday, tbe . lotb lust., by . ner.
11,. Steck, - Da: J. 11, Toms . to Classati Ides, both of
Asttrand,Sebuylklll county.i., i •
PAIIER-111tENINGER.--06 'the '4th tilt: by the
same, lissay hsuza to Cult/arms halm:toga, both of
.. .. -
Pottsville. 2 ' -
Dump.
. .
BOCK-"-On the 23th of January,' in East tn:mewed
Township, IfAsta liocti wife of . 4ndrew :Bock, aged" 63
years;
•
. ,
fiTEVENSI—On The• "Ath tut.„ in . Writ itirunzwick
Township, JA3tEll Byrrmts, aged 64 yeint.
8E435131-011 the 31st nit., in,MinersTlllo, eatnierti
Palms, egad I'2 yMsnik. -
,ZIMMERMAN—On the Bth inst., HEZCar Zonaluctz%
Jr., reeentli froin Miamisburg; Ohio, son of Henry Elm
merman, Esq., of Pinegrove, aged 43 years.
.BUSINESS.CARDS;
QbEoi K. SMITH; Mining Engineer
antl - ColtleryNiewer, Pottsville, Ps. •
e, 14,'57, 7;tt'
• •
II H
IS AC . SEV4RN, Justice 'of the
PEACE, attends to the collection ofotc,Cciiints, itad
a business appertaining to bis oflVe. e aistNattaids
to the measurement orlirick and Stone Vi r drk;fll.t . amt.
nuns, at. The Docket of Jacob Kline, Erli, is in \ htgl,
possession. -,-. -
. .
Office- Centro street , below American linage.% .
. • Deeds, Bonds, Illtrtgages, *a.; 1 .
ISAAC E. SEVERN' Will ',Atka to the drawing u 0 of
,Deeds, Minds, Mortgages, SurCeys for Insuranse,•&c.,
with accuracy and despatch.
.
Office--Centre street , below American Mule, with
laanc Severn. Magistrate. . • '
Pottsville, Feb. 14, 57 'My •
DISSOLUTIONS.
PISSoLuTioN.--,Naties is .hereby
tgivenArat the partnership , formerly existing be.
wean [sane Addams add Alexander . P. Talton, in the
lumber business, in Gattawlssa Valley, under the name
and st 3 le of ADDA3IB & TUTTON, has been for some
time dissolved. • • • ISAAC ALIDAIfg:
January al t 'III' ' : • 54i1: 0 I.
... .
• •
iSSOLUTlOll:—Stotice is herebi t
i ll wieen•that: the partnership buretoforeexistitig be.
ween L. P. Garner, MtZhao! Carper. Joseph - W. Garner,
and John C. Garner, under the. style :id f . P. Varner A
8r05... was dlsaolre4 on Monday, Janhary 'I . Ilth,..by" the
withdrawal of John C. Gareth'. • The business will be
continued under the saute a rm, apd all. accounts settled
by • a L, P. GARNER t BitOS, Ashflitid, Pa,
January al, 'LT - ' - -„ .1.6,
CO -PARTNERSHIP NOTICE: J.
311.1 DEV has associated with him W3f. J. BOW.'
Eh, under the Orm of Nudey & Bowen.
We are prepared to *meant** ;all orders for 'Painting,
Glaring, and Papering, t short notice and on reasonable
terms. • We call the attention of purchasers to our large
stock of Paper Hangings, Window Shades, lire Board
Prints, Az., Including every variety of style and price,
which we offer at the loWest City_prires. Lettering of
every description promptly eiecuted. „
31L'llEY kIitOWEN,
Ildours carom Me Ametical Clostre .trecf .
PottiMffie, tteritember '.621, '56 - 3S.
fl PAItTNERSHIP.--t-, JAMES M.
JBEATII","of the late arm of Beatty.& Thomas, has
assoriated"lth him Theodore ,Clarretsiniand.Jiunes 11.
Beatty; in the Coal business, 'under the firm of James
31. Beatty & Co,,
who will coati ue the mining and set •
ling of Coat as lanal. I JAS. 51. BEATTY.
I THY Witt: (IARRETSON,
JAS B. BEATTY.
Pottpille, June '6ll i . 26.
NOTICE.—THE
. copartnership, to the,4.annber business, heretofore
sting between it. C. d. Witison, was Ibis day, (Dec.
1, 1555,) dissolved by mutual cement, K. g. WILSON,
1 (LW; LSON.
The undersigned bare this day, (Dee. 1, 1563,) loitered
int 4 copartnership in the Lumbet s i business, at their
stoem saw mill; on the Itahanoy, under the firm or WIL.
SON k ROVER. . • C..WILSON,
LEWIS ROYEE.
Orders forisil kinds of Lumber will be received and at-
tended to by Its. C. Wilson, at tha,noll,or tteyeri
at Schuyikill llaren, Ifebroary'l . 741
.IAISSOLUTIO.N.— : -Ther Partnership,
D_ h e retofore existing ,between Samuel Aumarr and
James B. Seed, tirickmakers and plasterers, trading nn a
tier the trot of AIIMAN k RVID, was dissolved on the:.
litif of January. 1851, by nautirai consent. The bust- -
nese of the late firm will be settled up by Sarni.- ?lumen.
5A511113. ABBAS,
6t • JAS. B. REED.
BRIOICIELFaiG, BUILDING, PLASTERING, &c.
.
T IIE subscriber announces to .the
11 public that he will milli - me tikearry pa the busi
ness of brickinsklng, building and plastering, its: all Its
'branches. as usual. Be is ready to contract fur erecting
buildings complete. or will furnish the materials. In his
line to contractors, at the lowest Isles, and will be happy
to receive The patronage of the . 6
E4I.IIJEL.AUMAN
64tEn
Pottgvllle. FArtzary
FOR\ SAE & TO LET.
,DOWN LOTS FOR SALE—In the
borough of fort CArbon. Arty to
' 31: 'THERM, Agent.
- T-tt
Vely.ll 'UT
•
- CLOVER AND trimottly SEED.
The highest market prices paid 'for (,lover and
Mouthy Seed, at' • IL BANNAVS
Seed Sfore,d'ottsville.,
Feb. it. '57 1 -
.• 7. ' 1
A. --, lIOUSP, -TO LF,'l'-In'Pleiii
qt." sant Ilow, Matutntango street,, Pottsville.=
!..Possessiens given on - the first or April next. Apply u.
Feb l Jos: 6. su I !TEN.
t '57 . • ,
tf
ci
ii4E AND iiiitTLEs FOR SALE'.
no ta
iH• tit . rsignedb i for sale one horsersultahle •
ft .
I, either' . for a caxilage or t ILI-44 TOVNG
MULES- in e first rate cond Hon./ . with both;
boo. and tewtrt lairnees for the seine; also 1-•
heavy broad wheeled wagion.. The abovi•
ptock can be seen at Illoggold,4SchuyikilisrognLy. For
further particulars, enquire of
A. S. MOORHEAD.. Potteville,
or HIRAM FOOL i'.. itlnFguld , - ' • '-.
.-7t
:Feb. 14. 74.
AOII,I6K — E - PIANO for sale.
-Tiwie Ire ofil. W. Mole, or J, If. Adam, EN.
an. 3, '417 1,-t{ '
1 1 011 SALE -ATwo Story Brink:
'House In East Market street. Apply to
J AMES W. BOWEN, Centre St., Pot tsrl/le-
January- 8,'57.' 1-3 m
! 1 . INSEED OIL, Patent Paint Oil,
jjiVani blies, ice.; ke..., for sato b; 3. t' 11A NNI II .
tx-fol kill Ilaven. Auglivt. ::3,'56 21-
i i L"OR SA.Lt—rAbout 809 lect bi . 7-,§
',! 11 - Inch world band 'slope chain, avarly now. Inquire
11 of CHAS- SIOUX?, linvgnava, Sehtul Roth ty„ t'a; •
1 . November A , 53 , I •,•1; am*
._, _ - -
- •,,A - •
l' IIIR:E BRIG' atYS for Cupolas, Paddling
'..1 and Mut Pornaos. from the Rending Wdrks, for
isa e low, at the - • PIuSEER FURNACE.
'Pottsvtfle,Jan. 19:190, 34 f'
_ .._______
IVORY lIAINII/11 — DM'able an‘i, Des
aert4Kn fres. Sitverl Plated Diadem, sugalde for Christ
mas prefents, at the Minicar,* and Iron Depot.
Pottsville, Di 7, 20, '66 FRANK POTT.
4;i n tLivEß FLAIrED I'ABLE FORKS,
)oPlaf i et Spoons , Brittania 'Tea .f.teLts, Vine bonds ft!,
- the Bel days, at the lirardilare and Ir'ou Dep.r.t
Dec.:1414
,51- . 'FRANK MITT.
till A.Y FUEL.—Coke for skle, in
‘jLsr4r, nr snul I quktitities. at the? low . prierioi 5 cents
per bushel. ' Miter at Mlles, or works of th e
Pottsville Oss C9mPait l Y• -
pottwillie, November
utt .c... .> .
- I - V
o J
e
~i U 4 1'711ECIVED,.—A; laige assort
ir, me t oflptendldprictintry, de:, - front the Mannfee
torfeso Jules Heusi Co:, Harrison andothera. - • •
AU t sae who wan tine Perfumery, eadl at C. 11d11.
1.)..X11 ~oit and Viriittfiltrre.
Jan ry 21,1867 ! - 3-t f
. ,
. 4 tE.NT.—The Ofqees latel ,
i f
..el b•-•
- \Alrli'd by if: ' ;.llagbrs, isri .. in Can r ' r. ) :sifyri,
Which ra 'suitable for 4 Slott,or any kind of butioput.—
Aloe) .tone dwelling bona, ou Railroad street. . 4 PO(
to -' ' i M. Ai URPiI Y.
oat.. 's'
a t es„.
.
1 . 44:tr •
I,GUER!E!ttPtItVi US f
sALE._Tlorrsi buai
nras,
cm
Daguerneotypipg. will offer! for tale & Prat mite;
.Apparatuli, wijh areOrhlng belonging to
t, complete. rip Camera Obseura consirts of liar.
4,1 sire s kr. Alm, a - onnaiderablo 'Cork of cafe,
op band. !Willem P. J. G. Z Pit BK.
Bethel P.O;,- Darks county, Pa.
14nis,
Jamary V' • j
UST CLASS WHOE-ASH COI.-
A EPS. YOlt. SAlA%—sThe dealstblo colliery known
's "Nonni Vireo's" at Windy. Arbour. out the Valley
,seo La nds.'wlll. be sold on airy - aesornutodatlog
in. to Aul experleurs,d, capable tenant, and at a very
price. The coal Is of the best :description, and eau
reduced at a low coat, to largo gourdlike, , Th 4 col
• a trrecooditioo to be idtmediately operated. A
portion of the puretuses sootily may be secured by
hate on theaolitery, to be paid by isaartustalmenta.
e production of - the zulaet. For pert !enters apply to
• . . D. N;NICE, Esq.. Pottsville.
• or to F.TUttlyt 0). Philadelphia. - .•
ttarlk, robtuary T, '5l 4tt •
1,
• -
_ ..
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WANIIEti
W1 A : 2 .T. D .:;:4„ - ,'r,t,,.':'
,
3,4 1
r . .
COMM At., two d(.l)rs abcr,
Pottinille, Feb. It IS4;.
ILIVASITED,A R
7 7 cornplignet w e leo•
" 4 901 wkeeper la a " nell w
nopec ta ble limn .
#*‘;13467.11, Ist "WIDOW. '4
•
1017 AN TED--Infori oat tot,
Fi,l,v, uhermb ou t a of SAMUEL Witt;
le, formerly of Laneas6lnr,Fri;*,
thilh'ilet kV* of the hotlro of aty ,
in, they will router a faeor by t,cl la
to k. RAWL'S - it A Tamaqua, ra.
Yebruati 14,':,7 . .
----7r:-.--------=,d0W..41 - -- -.-
A- nriVERS i ANT I
dlateemployment will le
irteeledd to good Coal Miners, at t 6,
4t:111 0 .
i..attJugdott county, Pa. Apply t ,
. CO. NOVEL SAXTON k eti,
; ANDREW PATkICK; li,E;,:zit
.1.: ;11tmtlugdou, Pc .
Kit..... 714,1. 7 .
ANTED --A Good, Gal
urserpasn. 4 4 h am, ;
aimed ground, Mel lo / Me , . r k
mg ibis Once-
Fetnatry 14, 's7'
Agit D c oon
. Is wanted ImMediately, to Mt.,
veto t thew 14 .TIVIZIAMVSehtillki:/ 4
Res will be little. led eteastanirtna
the year, Direct applleatkrus to msb
119, Tremont, Schuylkill 'county, Y.%
January 31,'57
WA N TED. -500 ACTI%
mEx, to art tom, and trial!
bitsinas easy , meth! and fintalabl e . at
per month. Jt capital of only $5,,, 1 G1•
medicine or book business. Full potb
ai
lonaialdwdbm%encicee • . r nt ste l
January 31,17
--- .1-
NPE 5o owl;
,
set as local anfl traveller.' aot,,
eauy, uriettinand honorehle. at
gapital $3 only required.
'Wok business. 'Full particular) tr, t
poeuues sbunp.or a three rent pi..., ac,{
••.D. p. SUANNON $Ol,
io, '5l
ADMINIST
t
DMINISI'RATION
Whereas the underriKeed bat b
te I tater:, to the Estate of J iltl 1,
Indebted
of Pottiville, notice h b0r..1,
so a Indebted to raid deceired to
an! it, and all there hada; claluot t.
se /erne nt. BARBARA itioAla
'Melillo, January 31, '57 •
Whe4 DNIINISI'I2ATION
resi'Lotters of Adto
-o , illiasn Mummy, tato of the to o z h
SchiclYl llll .l county, deco:mo. hate len
ltesiister of Schuylkill county, to th,
la heeelsy,Ricon to all thoso
make payment, and those hhcir 4 dt
opt E.
ritATI..
' Whereat:Letters of Ad/abater.
of 4 Mem Kantuer, late or North. MA.
Brhuyiklll county, dec.-341. Lyre 1,,,,,
aubscrtber by the liegister or e7ebuyll:!:
la hereby firm to all per. , e, 111 , 14,tm
make paytuent,—and all t hoe. ten to;,'
then' for settlement. eLeANN,
Janyary9,l..l7_ Mit*
r'r-r-rr
1 1 .1 11%11N I ST R.IT or'
Wieieas Letters of Admitdoni;
4
o ode. Adams, late of ttiff tf' , "
schtiyikill county, demise/I, km,
subscriber by the liegLster of StayiL.
is hereby given to all persoks Itifirbf••lf
make p,ymeqt.'atid those ,havic,;
them to the subscriber, residing dt say,
settleinent:SAMUEL C010151IN,:
January 31,14
Whereas Lofton of Aduilobowa
,of ACOII tiotawl, ,
settowo; /MVO ONittl grAntvti
Register of Schlolltill county, totl.e:
all those to debtoll to the aal%l }afar., o
quit-those having claims. will pn.q.c
meat. JACOB KOEHLER. •
IMUDIMI
For ffitiri...The suberrihrroffri ,
of goods,orrtfued at VOW, the property
floater. Store—Centre street, o ppe,it,
Hotel. The store la alp offered u r trot
•. ' CAVIAR(
NOT
Co.pAßTNEusll.
alguedhareaasociaked thennetrea
purpout minthg and selling (d, ni
J. B. McCftEAltY k CO., at',AUDIL.Nliii
prepared to Jill ordero"ihr the relArat
Mountain (Lehigh) Coal; •Addrera,J,
county, Pa.. Jon); 1
lye AIIILO
•
February
XAYOTICE.-
Ilan tans] w7'
~ the 2titb last.
six feet wl4 be Allow!
Ruch '2li, 1 . 8.56
OTICE-'
person or porsot
jElven by the'undervjg
bll beet, at the Miners'
10th, Iss7: • —one for $1
$l5O, payable 100 nic
one year, wltholit Int.
by ;land, we are ianwl
law.
4antary 31,157
4TO th‹.coa.l
-Btated meeting!
rootris of the, Coal Ai
Garrtgu's BoOkers,
11 o'clock, A. M., to 1
off In the welfare of B.
meet Inge, through utak
tablish went of "Tau fbai
may be effected. , •
Pottsville, Apt!' ISt,
. - A UDITOR'S
11 hereby given thsi
pointed, Auditor' by tb4
county, to distribute 00
&teasels, Administrates
and that he will attend 1
upon the twentieth day
P. M., at his °Moe in 31
Mice, whet.: all Parties
Illi;1=111
NOTICE: is liere!ty
lit that the lvok arefoUtitl
mob!' CONNOR k ROADC hat
Gustavus G. tichollenherger• and that
ited to receive paymett. of the patne.=
Totti,'Who may ho indobte4 to either
are requested to make peyweut to lb.
. - 4
The shove eepartuerehlie were dl=
tuhrr, by withdrawal of J. 0. flead,
Jartuary 31,'37 •
OFFICE of the tits-mart
• PM tont, Jo
•
At the annual election held
persons were taIIMOUNIy 1,41'014 to
year:
President—W. TIONALDSON , •
Managers—F. W. il n 01. 2 ,01.10417
tine, Ooorge Stott, John U. Cox (I,n.
anal/oho C. Donaldson..
Treasurer—Samuel Darts.
Seeretary—J; C. DONALDSON.
February 7;'57 '
(IFFICEI)ONAL
lJ PROVEMP.NT h ltAlhilOADO'N
-Merchante_Eschanie, Philadelphia,
, At the Annual eleetlon held tbli by
: 1 year: 7lFotinwere e.e
unanimously rl:eled
4
Presldea t—Wr DON ALDSVN.
• Sidnagers--W. Donaldsni,
guelj W . Y. Wagenseller,ald C. 1 , 1.1
Tiessurer—O. E. Ppangler.
Steretary—W.T.:WsurAsst.m.s ,
February T, ' ' . .
bonds Issued by. the'bling.ol WO'
taren under the Act of the 2..1 •ki ,
lag a loan to the said Board, are roes' ,
said tends, without dAsy, to Osniei
of the present board of 1-,ehold
with•the date and itnount of the ssif
that the present MANI may take vievut
dathin of ttie said bonds, if corned} i.o
so prn4entett within ninety days from th,
' notice, will not he p c,valted by It.
' , tly the Board, T. I'
ToP
y Penns.
The ie s tui•Antilnielte eilattiontpany
side opening on their lan k. 4 foot lb lel
ble Coal for the manntaet tire of tree.
and many other nutpasen. it In a thrlr
vrl. The Contra/pro:li no breaking n
there is ready into for an that can ho lm
The Head Top Italiroad all be finistnd
>Writ next.. The Mine to ready to •Nt...
fors4'eetinteve&e.,
: spy, eonstrnetwl.
tine <taming reran tottitprialng Comp.:
Voorutthor Itiforatatlott apply to
wont, uOar Ilunylngdon g or to N P. 111."
Mune ;of Representatives. Ilirthqr.
Moore, No. 66 Walnut attest, Pttlltartlyt
January 31,'61
CON'FRACTOIts.
► A .511AFT.-=The Y.Nassan (ti
et re prOp*ls tor sinking a fball. 9'
the clear, and 85% feet to depth, to
vein; 15leet of °malice to pe , eon fir
trans of, 5 Inch
_plank; with
The prohosali specify.
Ist, What the entire work-alit leo ‘l.
ail materials.
'Jude What it will to done for If (
en the 'umber and ronneete n xntrr
boroing atdbe Bottom of the i.baft.
3rd, In what time 11* work 'hell to
Vor turthoepertihlarsai In tn.. t
and aim fur driving a water,...Ktif. ,
through said vein of Coal, app . !,
the -11 - yonilogllouse." S.' -re att.. 1 ,
IL ta ILO
or to P. It. :11F.Jil
Jan. 31, '57
NOI'IC E.-lit °bet! i,tice,
.. 1 0 , the Court of Common ..,.4q, V
y, the sheriff of raid county ;L id ;:,.; -
NUMMI , * In l'ertit,km.• --
Sheri ff':. tare, I'uttstllle7 t '
January Zit9 t t(F,7.. j
Sr 1 , ilytkilt l'ounty sr: : . ,
' y
-- 6 ,. • The Commionwealtlr .. (l' ,-,•
14 il. gherlff 0061,1 Court.,,, t,r:.
Audenried tiho fs'phint , : 7
Kok:outing his etstrn, th e n a e o s.r , ';'
summon by-good Mituttlons.ll.3e.r..l •
of .7.ur county, .I'Votann, pr, rho , I, '•'
Also Jttdres of our Court of t" , : ,, i.- -,, I ''''
I: l3 an kr, 31 A tvrtri or 161,i Court • r ' • '..
held at Putt/relit. in p. 11,1 C. 1),.!.... ' !'
Mitirh (1K47) next, to auk,' r r ,r,, •'r •
itherceme. abettor the lati:l Lori. -"- '
and Charles A. I 1ec1.... her, Pe lel .I.u , ' , i
dirhillit do hohi one hundred a ed,..i
formally In Norwegian. um, In lultt
lOU County, he the said Chal tre A.i
't
thereof hetweeit them are , ?db.: 1,.
Or tlukCommonwo.ilth 4.f Pan:9l ,, j,,,
contradict and the pawn to le deo' ',,,
justly, and contrary to the same 1475 , ,
lII* mutat. *.
• And has you then then. the PW, 1. , , ,, , ' ,
Illit.—ilittnemg the tionork in C. n • ~,
'dent of our said Court et Tot taTill", t' ^
of Jauusry, A. U. eighteen bundlekr
: SAdll.lnl, INIVINAINUIP ,
I.
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POttirUie January:4o, l f.
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