The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 14, 1857, Image 3

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grill elecumflon of the Maras' JOICINAL tiegllll tO
the socreente circulation of any THREE' other Nlt .
roper, publlsbed 'tn the Couutr--and as tea
among the best portion of the population, ,_cg r
mcnt inserted in its columns is, of course, we 7 much
to the advertiser ag If published In any three ot .er pa.
pets In oUt title , ' the
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nt rolvettlstlin lite theays gra,
dot In rite according to the eirculatlOn of the paper, 1 ,
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A .
UNION STATE CONVENTION. •
• Publill,2llrting..
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In eurtier iueueo or i misunderstanding us to Use dile
of the call of the Meeting intended for Monday loat—
h did not take placo but on consultation between both
Americans and itepubilrans present,. it. was agreltd to
calla &toed ng at the American Hot* • ,
This (4steirday) Eveningi Match 14th,
'at 'll,i.fclock,.for the purpose of appointing delegates to
represeei S c huylkill county in the Union State'Coneeri-,
two to assemble actlarrielourg, on the , 26th for
,the purpose of nominating it rand:Matti:for . odrentior,
ca ndidates for Judge of Supremo Coud andearialCoat.
rplisioner, reesputtino 4 . l by the members of the Leg.
I;lainne—represceit ing the whole oppoel,tionte the pre.
seat National Administration, the spread of Roman
Flariiry, and the designs of the Bomar'
city. Tux. Usrrari. Onoarnort.
,RECEIPTS
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For Subscriptions to the Miners' Josthsal Ilftell
last p2Olicaticin. •
Ifm.ll. Hayes, to Januaryl, 1857,
. Henry - Vonte, to January 10858,
L 1 , , Satterthwalte, to January 1,1868,
Oen. Plain, to Amll 1,1657,
1/acid It. Davis. to February 0.1858, - •
Ir. McDonald, to August 14.1857,
Marvin, McClure &CA., to February 28,1858,
1 David Mutr; to July 1,1857.
new, Conk toJanuar : , 1,1858, r .
ElI Hammer, te January 1,1868, \' . L
Jos. hock, to January 1,
Janusl
Capt. 1 1 : 8/Eltsilner , to ry 1,11357, •.•
~ It. d'• J .PLelui tt; to February 14, 1858,
C. Van Iloakerck,toJanuary.l, 1858,
John Anapach, to January 13858;"
A Amu" Patrick, to Febnutry•2l, 1858,
• l'orni. Saxton'6 Co,, February 21,1358?
Jno. J. Lawrence,.Febnoury 21, 1868,
Win, Miles, to Januati a l4sB, - 4
• Clifford Pomroy, to Fe, 21. 1868,
Elmon Derr, to January 1,1858,.
J. bn Canon, to Anglia, 1,1857,
Sr L. M. Kepner, to February 28,1858, .
Jlp:... !litter, Jo February 28, 1858. .
2
J-nr , A. Hazer, to February 28. 1858,
0,. 00
• "n", 1.. Convene ,*Co., to February 1, 1658, ' 200
r: M. McKinney &Co., to January . 1, 161*, 2 00
Ed. Hamilton. toJanuary 1, 1857, 3 00
oa,-. bolter, to January 1,;1857, . 2 00
Charles Walker, to January 1,1858, : 240
lava Hopper, to April 1,1858, • •2 00
• C.J. Fry, to July I. 1857„
.. _ •. . • " 2 00
D. 11. Wiley, tovnly 22.1857.
Levi Matson, to July 1,1.657, - ; 2.410
Jas. Kirkpatrick, to March 4,1858, . • I 200
T. A. Godfrey, Est., to January 1, Isp, .-' . i 200
W. W. Crane. to January 1, 1.858, • i 200
• Doet. A, Ilex, to July 1:1856, . , . • 1 15 W
'C. Kocher, to July 1, 1857, ' 1 ^ ' • 200
C. J. Kneedler, to• March 1;1858, 1 4 . . - •2 00
S: Wanner, to.klarth 7,1858, - . ' 2OW
• Capt, Jno. McCaulese; to lantuny 1 - 1658. ' .2 00
Commercial Rooin, Phila., ioJanuary 1,1858, 2 00
Jon. Thoman, to Sept: 7,1857, • " 100
' 11. Longfellow et Co.. to.. July, 1, 1857,1 00
Henry D. Bogert, 16 January 1; 1858, . 200
• Irani: 111r6oy, to January 1;11158, ' 2 00
(leo. Williams, to Nov. 19,1868, . 5 00
Minor . 40 Stronß, to March 1, 1858.
2 001
.Baltimore Coal COs to March L. 1857. - • • 1 201
• J. cf si. W. Bailey, to January 1,1857, 4
Choi. J. Barry, to March 1411,1858,
Cba . Wl6iss, to Febrlary sth. 1857,
2, E Hays, to March 14th, 1858, '
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OCR ADVERTISING' CM:WM.—Want of. apace
precludes all postihility of noticing our new ad
vertising favors in detail. The attention of the
render it refetrotto them in a general manner.
•• S i nn advertisement inanother column of "Rare
ledireements to Agents." • ' •
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Mg. WAGompFu.se and, 'D. B. •Nics; Esq.,
Roraima Coold i Aestoner, will' accept our "soknow
ledgmenti Ter public documents. •
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Tea AMERICAN AGRICOLTURIBi.—Wie alit at
tention
to the advertisement of this invaluable
I publication. . It will be found under the aPpro-
I slate bead. -
PIIESI7 GOOD.—One of.srar New'YO 4 cotem
porrales states that Breckenridge; Coal partakes to
i genii, extent of atr efeetAicr character, and *tricks
all who centre ip . contaet. wirh' iv—that 14 , the
stook, we presume, the writer mogul. i "
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• COLLIERIES ARO IROSViORKS OF SOUTH WALES.
J_ —Our European oorresiondent, whose interest
.
iog letters for the Miners' .A.;strnai, ham beenlex.
tenstvely ceplod,comoleuces a now seriee, this
lieek: .11111 communications 06 4 , • invalisabi l e.
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Blass Or Trli .Ltens.,-The Republicari party
Is swell' " They hare carried New
Hempel leago rolls Up' Republi.
can maj those accorded Fremont.
The ipi lot be cruslied.i •• Defeat
1 . • butiado te. `l
I a
Tns is mentioned at .
Ilarrisburt, with egnlsidemble favor, the Oppo.
sition candidate for Governor. Y'bether Mr.
CiMpbell feels a disposition,to.accep,t a Guberna.
• tonal nomination, iinnot _Say. fit -is evident
howerei, that no man could gore effectually Matte
the Opposition io this Statej than' M j r.Tanip bell.
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,' OVERRUNNING IRE ConArr.—FOreign liquor
• deniers. The new . schedule; reducing the tariff
on imported Liquor from loo to 30 per cent-,
.threatens their. profits," and they ore hastening
to die,peae of the stock' on band. They are hardly
indebted we suppose, to their Dem6eratio friends
• .of the United gtatie Semite, who io in for cheap
•Rum so fiert-ely'.
Cor STRATI) TRIIIMPHAXT.—:ThOJIIdieiftry Com
mittee of the United States Senate, have asked to
be discharged from the cons ideratien of the Penn
sylvania Protest, against the election of :Gen.
Cameron—if Was all humbug. Tiro little curs of
'the party can now bark at the bulldog's heels In
vain—the Colonel can swallow the whole party,
and on, the BentonianprinCipie, spew if up again;
when the dole begins to opera '
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TA ' XLELIt PROPRIITY: - 1111 rEMISTLITANIA.-Thtl
~board of ltovenue etimmissioners in session at
nartisburg, hive completed thiiir labors, so fal as
ascertaining the value of .taxable] property in tbe
Commonwealth. : The total .amount of real and
.personal property taxable for Sifite Purposes is
- $566,810,278; thil at the rate of taxation fixed, at
2; mills per dollar; produce lin annual reve
nue of $1,317,925, which is a rolliction of the
emouni of , revenue derived from). thixemarce, of
$365,010. , • .
2dosiv BOARDED.—Acpording p the Treasury
estimates, there are in this country About $260,.
000,000 of gold, of which little more than a fifth
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lain the banks—leaving little shOrt of $206,000,,
000 to be Wad elsewhere. The Treaiury board's
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ve'ry'fommonly trim twenty to twenty -fire mil
lions—leaving .probably $176,000,000 tabs sought
• 'among the people; ' Allowing' .$60,000,000—a
I liberal• estimate—to be in actual use, there re . -
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mains $120,000 which is hoarded by the people,
' in imitation 1
j ot the Government, and to an ex
teitt six tirnes exceeding th e Treisury hoards. •
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. Tun Pcniac LEDGER appears in a new snit . o
.The I:edger is an...excellent newspaperiand
a good advertisintme'dium. While according in
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' , the proprietdrs of the Ledgei.,',Oke•Oredit justly
due onterprise in journaliim, 'we. freely confess
that its political sentiments Ire obnoxious to us.
Professing neutrality, the Ledger is sa prominent
lanes:us of. Use policy of the. shim Democracy,
This fact aione tirould limit its circulation, did
not its A large issue:, and cheap price render it in
disPentable.to citizens of moderate.:incine,abd
to.the advertising public. •
Tea Alas house.—The presentiment of the
arand * Jusioshieb we published last Week, al.
ludee to the - crowded condition 'of, and heavy
burden upon the tai-payers of the Counts, of
this Institution. Without proposing any change
In the system of management, Jury
speaks of the necessity of adding, to the build
' qngs already in eilstence.., In 1856, , the number
of Paupers maintained in the Instillation
aver
aged 257, at a cost to the/County of tA r d39 10.
This iscnormous, It is evident that if ;the
•
eat sysiern is continued, that the ristenses of the
Attire Iroise will yet reach $40,600..7An enlarge.'
went of, , the Alois House merely for the purpose
of accommodating an inerimsed number of lazy,
able - hactieduien, who should maintain themselves
in
,that Institution, is injudicious. 'These man
can whrk, and if they will persist in quartering
. themselves on the County, at its expense, they'
should ht„ \ usdo to work. Thepan of work-shops,
we itcelltly iuggestede in cuituection with the
A IMF 11111 V, i nftti with considerable favor, and
ie aanowledged to be the only effi'ci o Q ll . remudy
, for , the evil!which iti . ripidli growing to an
enormous size..! Itetroneh merit in County aspen..
sea ',is necessary, and 'our citizen'
,could effect
hyMoving itnteedintely in the matter.--
As additional buildings at tbNlme
pert indi4seo'sable, let them. be work-shops for
/ the able bedied'paupers. A bill for the giurporit
could yet holiassed at the present session of the,
Legislature. Will the citizens '4af, Schuylkill
C ounty, who feel their poaits touched se;Yerely,
liroMPtly Shall ( we barn 'work-44s at
us'Alass House, to lawn the burden of_ *a
*tidy .onorons taution 7• •
ALLENTOWN RAIL Rosa.-.'-The commeecement
of thi's important work , was Made on the 10th
but., by br e aking ground on- Section No. .10, at
Kutztown% A procession of severs 'hundred,
citizens march ej io i c groupd, where Col. 1)., B.
Katz, with characteristic ewe"; drew off , his
coat and struck thefirst pick.'.' Although the
earth was deeply frOun - 1M did.'not fetter till ri
large pile was loosened, Siblch. bolus slioreled by e
Maj. Edward Karns; of 11 . tdinyikill L was schooled
tolls. place in - tie bank by PIO( Pister. Baq4
amid the applauding-chests of the admiring
spectators. -Numerous - patrifitie • • speeches tern '
made on the occasion, in witch the skill , and
energy of. Col. Ellwood Ifirrmand his assistant
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Engineeis, came in for .i ls due share of praise;
- and •the enthusiasm manifested gar/ sure est.
dance that this importaht line is emphatically
the People's hailroad, i lichaylkill county has her
work In perform In the completion of this work.
She should promptly, t makc up the'subscription
yet needed. •
littelai r ctis !—Dr. y 9.3. Randolph, of New Wil
mington, Liptrenee.etiutay,,l 3 a.; says In tlifelainee
to Bcerbari?s Rolland Bitters, "When I eame to
your store this morning, I was suffering severely
with hes4aohit; I must say, that a small it so has
greatly relieved me."
This preparation is really a remedy for sick and
nervous 'headache. Look to the newspapers for
the certificates of many of our most respectable
ellizetif. -When used for' this affection, it should
Le , utitetrin very small dosesr-say halt • teliPoon
ful: regularly one hour before Tirol,.
Pporrayent imam= •
BARRISBURO, Igir4,
'Straub read in plane n.SnOpletnent to the act in
corporating the Allentown Railroad Company. •
March 10.—Bassrs.:--A supplement to the 41-
lentown Railroad isereported favorably by the
Finance Committee.
March 11.—Singarn.---A bill to iaeorporate the
Schytylkill'Haven Bank, was reported favOrably.
ilupplementi to the Little Schuyl
kill Navigation Company, passed finally.
Nardi 12.—Snrcon.-4 bill to incorporate the
Merchant? Bank of Schuylkill county, was report
ed negatively, . •
Mr. Straub, t bill to Incorporate the &tabooing,
RailrOad Co. ' .
24 00
• 200
00
00
100
200
2 00.
4 25
K 2-0 0
2 00
5 0
2 00
• 2.00
/
2 00
2 00
20Q
2 00
2 00
2 00
,--L 00
200
200
- r. Fetter, a. bill to inixorporate Monition's Shaft
fininilani. Co. In Schuylkill Co.
The supplement,to the act` incorporating •the
g
Reading and Lehigh Railroad Conipany Fes eon
sideial arict'passed, ,
Ilousa.--The Committee of Ways and; , Means
was instructed-to prepare a bill for the sale of the
Main Lind. I . ..
The bill imposing a Sue and imprisonment on
private bankers and brokers, for dealing in incur
rent money was debated and'passed. '
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Ity subject to State Ta
Ike sererat counties of Peen
end by the Roard of Were*
;for the year 1857,
,so b e . and
lotion of the property acre!
cling •of the Board:
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Propar
Valwationiof ti
as deteivift
missionirp,
as tale
, ther next
ProPettY
sulect to
3m I tax.
COUNYIES
84.841,051 r
25,899,427
2,468.403
4,346,313
21,072,817
1M,74889
4,885,907
4,945,942
8,687,736
3,091,898
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1,371.015
Z,460,419
5,2:5,207
24,312,779
1,726,074
2,778,266
1,421,924
3,365,429
3,1.37 „BM
11. 523 , 431
11,06.7 Z
9,505,780
4,438,037
855,098
12,931 ,324
197,800
145,324
2,373,003
6,905,006
2,859,257
1,=.471
• 2,801,58 P
;8,91,182
3,486,147
9;020.'064
9,3A).5n
7,739,501'
4,624,1261
4,6042543
8923441
.4,369,834! 26,71
1,558,678: 31,738
19,256,227'118,884
052,415! 21.755
14,641,738114,922
5 643,562 88,897
i,24 - ,916 29, 9 80
114,49 V 2,400
789,188 • 3901
11,797,402 glom
2,835,328,':P3,457
2,948,1 4050
. 47 2 1
2,708411
1".
3,592,692
1,503,75'
1,35 T,
10,040,12 T
1M9,971
8,002,126 59«9881%442 , 61 9,209
12 359,4731107.103
ILADIELPIIIA.:
to 3 mill tax, $1
1 prat. tax,
2 pr et. tax,
Property Butted
dir do •
' do do
Tax. on watches,
Total,
THE. COAL TR DE.
Pottsville, Naioh 14,
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The quantity sent by Railroad ,is week is
27,491 12 .4,,0n5. Total by Railiosdv3B7,33l 09
against 311,579 10 tons to same pilled laic year.
The quantity sent for the corresproding week
last year was 26,405 05 tons.
!The weather continues quile Winitry bere—wii
,
had sleighing during the week, and a considers
•-blo quahtity of snow, remains on Tr mountains
—the Canal is frozen up again, aid from present
, appeamnees,but little or any Cott per ape not nbe shipped
by ii
'Canallund r o!week at least, an from some of
a r
thi?pointli nuder ten ys, sinless the
i
weather lithould moderato red. rapidly. While
1
penning this article, it is freezing t. tbo shade.—
: There craft few orders by Cantil, but there does
not seem' to be any disposition , - .n_the part of
Ileatingn or Coal Operators to ,' son. Coal forward,
"until 'the tolls are promulgated and the prices
generally adjusted..
' The rotes of toll and: transpo
Railroad and Canal were not pick.!
day at , aeon. There -is Mill adi
conic no ! yet reconciled between t
Canal.- bibs rates are vibrating
and $1.60 by Railroad, without
to New tork or. any allowance for
70 and cents •toll by Canal:
toll will; in all p.robability,.bo an
it was not decided on yesterday.
JIRPTea water was let iritO thl
Raritan' Canal on Thursday. Ve
feet of water,only, can pasi until
April. I L : 1 I
THS input cost. COMPANY Rey! their pre.
pared Coal at 25 !Arils per ton lea thati4ist4eatio
prices. This Company fkods a y salejor all
their
,Ludif Coal - to the Iron Wosks Jte.,,On the 4
lice, and Consequently but little, f any, ks:nroken
up, with the - prepared Coal—this effects. the
qualitrof the latter to some extent, and doe's not
render it ai merchantable as that which Contains
a portiOn of_the Luinp bioken up and mixed with
it. ,po`r the last year or two thO Campany: have .
bad a noosiderable stock of pre rod Co l a! , lying
over unsold. and in ovde r to di pose oft it 'more
reedili i they has% reduced .the price 25 bents per
ton this year. This moveinent on the part of the
Lehigh' Company has_ caused the debit in per.
feeting the arrangements of tolls, Ac.,4-but we
learn from Philadelphia that enrything is work.'
ins harmoniously, so far as' the organiaatioit of
the trick is concerned—and the determination to
keep the supply within the ikemind.
POSTSCRIPT.
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PHILADELPHIA, FitfDAYi EVENI N G
March 13th, 1857.
Thei rates of Toll have . been
adelphis & Reading Railroad, a
with a 4swbaek of 20 cents por
ing tolNew Eogland—rid 40
that galog to New Yori, with
~
dumpage. This will the 161 .5
Rnglabd, aud 31 cents tolire,:to
the opening prices of last noir,
. ,
It ie supposed tha•Navigatian
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their toll at 65 take, with the
they_ tnalic last year.
fIA NTNKACITS COAL ANIOC,IATIO:I—The metabera
are] requested to attend a melAloa at their- room.
Centre street, Pates Ale, at It e'rlOrk A. M.. ou Friday
text,2oth inst. 'l• JOHN
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E 1 91 CORRESPONDENCE.
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. . 4 Letter No. 514.
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-TRH' COLLIERIES AND IRON W9RICB OF
. SOUTH WALES. j ,
This name of iierthyr I:Idyll is familia' , whero.
Ever wqrd "Iron" is koowo or,i, he use of that
meta appoiciated. Values a ;Mall town in this
natiott of tlikosfiless towns, tt h centred- in it, a
twaniteeture whose' extant , All the world with
1911111VrilFe.
MertbYr is situated on the Ives Taff, and its
tributary, the Moth& Brook, itt an elevation of
from bOO to 1200 feet above Disuses, with it 20
trallaii distant. UaLikw *Olt lows' to Ragland .
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that are at-all rioted Jos Ananufsehaving_industry,
the atmospherc of kfarthyr:is btOo Entaml smoky,
though four uttlie target t Iron Wc(rks In the
world me boat ed. within - it.:; - -
The cause of-this nn-Zugibili r eleanliness is the
character of the Coal, which eentains but a email
proportion of bituminous matter, and indeed ap.
proacties elosely . to Antbrseite--eentaliiing from
85 to 90 per cent. of Carbon, and being used
witbont eekis..c in the blast fulnacm. It seems to
compound to the "Semi Anthracite of Treverton
and tykens Valley in our State of Pennsylvania.
The four great Irmi estiblishmenb, whose
workmen constitute the population of Merth:yr,
and Whose names are "Dowlais,7 i'Pen-yilamm,"
"Cyferthte," andmPlymonth"--should they atop.
operations tomorrow, would throw out of work
a body of 18,000 trained umehanies; and have as
invested capital -of at least twenty-Vint millions
of dollars unemployed.
Their size aed produe don may be thus tabu
lated .
Doi,lain Iron Work', , 18. 16
Cytarthfa, do-. 18 IT
I'en-y-darrsa, do., 6 . 8 _
l'lyatostb, . do., ,• 8 7
The "hot blast" plan is in ',operation. at: the
"Duwlais Work'? ably,. Mort. 7 of the eighteen
fUrnaces exelot blast, the remainder cold-blest.
Al.:lone of these works ale the waste . Organs of
the foresee utilised--es,is done in sienylgt.the
Iron works to the Eastward in Wales—eithlir for
heating the blast, or air &substitute for feel laths
boilers of ,the Stairs engines..
To ere' our readers some conception of the
steam power used in this country, in -the'mann-.
fieture of-Iron, we submit the following state.
tient of the engines engaged at Dewier:l works.
First, for the Mao, there are live engines,
vita the following power:
Nn. 1-500 horse power.•
NO. 2-380 do. do
No. 3-20IY do, • •
/*with
ate Cow
remain
'rf, nail/
Aggreate
amount.
0 •
=OM
30.575
21.518
41,14
73,599
29,001
9495
87,373
22 , 4 'I
1164
32 so
267 211
205 011
, 85 00
;147 7,
I sl l i
2
68
406 20
48 70
248 $8
1 9 7 9 0
326 9.6
169 103
-29 09
67,1%)
3,5
17.051
341,081
27,358
05,004
89,691
20,000
I 25 1 ) 8 1
25, 11
AO,
. i • . 0 6 % 156
.80, 41 0 1,591, 216
6,500483 75 19,381,591
• 24175 2,074,470
8,810'196 50 14.771,470
4,30 d 91 75 .11,634,759
800'104 00 ' 3,278,696
760 i 39175 780,647
'250; 10100 759,748
1
)(
3,600.2 ft 5011,869,039
t I 1.; 50 2,055,783
L 1530 911, 3,0'21,979
aOO 451,06 6
750 50 00 12,707,665
900 90 1.9011,948
225 aa 75 3,66 6 ,02 0 I
34 50 1,513,007
• WIZ 1,31'3,606
2,00( 180 50 10,121,950
. 1$ 59 1,549,971
2,10 C 194 75 8,063.595
1,(161 22 00 . 07,4A7
100
73,103
9,93.5
12,3841
79,821
12;469,248
2,b7C 144 24
1
~711;1
62.979,6 A
Lotion on tho
I
ulgated jester ,
mines of tan
Ititilroad and
'intten $1 SO
ny drattbaoks
dumpago; and
lho, 'freight ad
aged to-day if
peliware end,
seli_,arairilig 6
!ter the , l Int. of
zed by Abe
$1 80 per ion,
ton on Coat i go
nts drawback on
o allowance for
.nta len to New
New York than
Company S r i!
same all4minees
. t •
lio. of Mast' Tx
nrousees. I 1866,
NO. 4-250 40. do.
No. S-400 do. do. , ,
Total ' , 1730 - horse power, of whi all,but No.
3, are "high pressure."
" No: lof these Is said to bo th largest" and
finest steam engine in Wales, the power being no
less than 500 horses. .
Steam Cylinder, 4 It. diameter; stroke 14 feet.
Blowing Cylinder, 14 ft. dime.; stroke' 12 feet.
- Air Valves, number 70; size, 2 feet squar,o of
!either and sheet iron.
Alternating beam., 40 feet long; weight 28 tone.
Tkis engine ie supplied with steam-,from 10
boilerk.whieh consume 40 tons of Coal every day
of 24 hours. It drives the , blast for 6 furnaces,
and accomplishes the work of 3 engines, formerly.
No. 2 is a high maxim,' engine, on what is
called the "compound principle. There are two
cylinders, one at each end of the altercating
beam, and the steam alter performing its duty in
1. 1 ;
the first, escapes into , the seven which being
lamer than tho other, allows th ' steam to ex
pand. The total power is 380 ho es. • The pis
ton-trod at one end has 10 feet et e; at this end
two rods, desdeuding from the beam, work. the
-piston of the West cylinder situated below. This
immense cylinder is 14 feet in diameter, and has
70 air valves. Engine No. 2, is supplied With
steam (at a pressure of about. 55 1614 from 6
boilers, using each 4 tone of , Coal in the day of
24 hours. ./ 1
•
These fire monster engines have in all 40 boil
.l era, whteh, at 4 tons each, use 160 tons of Coal
dally—i demand large enough to keep quite
respectable Pennsylvania Coal mine going pretty
steadily to satisfy it. And if to this be added
thaconsumption by 14 j atoves (two for each of the
7 hot-blast furnaces) for heating the air-eurrent,
amounting to 20 tons daily, we obtain a total con
sumption of 180 tone of Coed per day, attending
the mere ire trodretiose of air to the 'Metalurgiced
proceed' as conduited at these Mammoth woilre !
Secondly, for the Forge; therei- are nine steam
engines,
2 of 160 horse power each, 32Q boric' parer.
4 of 150 " " - 609 '
I of 100 " " 100 " "
2of 50 " " 1 100 " "
' Amounting to ' 1/20 " ,
Thirdly, for the Fitting-up as9fgeding Sops,
hero are 3 origin's, .
2 of 35 horse power each, 70 horse power.
-1 id - . - •— 15 " a -
Total, - • - 85 " "
Fourthly, for the Colliery and Iron Pits, there
are 10 engines, with 800-horse power.
The summing of these items gives a total of 27
steam engines, and 3,535.' horse power—nearly
One-third of.the aggregate steam power need in
mining in Sehuylkill County, To which should
be, added 8 Locomotives engaged in drawing Coal,
Ore, and Limestone, from the surrounding mines
to .the furnaces—and the manufactured rails and
bars to the Tat Vale Railniad ; which conveys
them, a distance of 60 miles to the sescoast at
Cardiff.
The entirevonsumption of Coal at the Dowleis
Iron Works, may then be summed up` as follows:
By 16 Blase.Fornaces 5000 tons per week.
14 Stoves' be ating(for the
blast of 7 furnaces),
" 5 Blast Engines,
" 22 Forge,shop, and Mine
• Engines,
" 6 Locomotives, sax
" Rolling 2000 tons per week
of Rails and' Xerchnnt
Iron, - I • 5000 " " "
" 6000 Workmen, offices, &c.,1000 ". a
Total, 13,260 ,tone of Coal
per week, or a little over 2000 tone:daily.
Thus tutmonsO output of Coal to mined on the
lands of the proprietor, Sir Ivor . Guest, in 12 Pita
and 17 or 20 levels for Coal and Ore. One of these
levels opens directly into the yard of the works,
beneath the furnaces, supplying SOO tons daily for
the ptirposds of the forge, as follows : •
For the Balling furnaces, 3 tons of Coal per 5
tons of Iron:
For the 'Puddling furnaces, 1 ton of Coal per 1
too of Iron. r -
For the *Batting, Eton of.:Coal per l ton of
Iron.
The Coal and Ore are brought from all the sur
rounding pits—the Ore - being mostly worked in
open quarries, or patches on the mountain sides.
It would require,alMost the whole,Qumberland
.Coal Seld, , st steady work, to iapply the demands
of this one huge Iron'establishment alone.
, If the production of Coal in Pennsylvania is
now—Bituminous and Anthracite—nearly 9 mil
lions of tone yearly, whop the Iron manufacture•
is in its infancy, what may we not expect of it,
when the latter, fully expanded and developed at
every point, 61 our whole State with works on
the scale of these at Merthyr Tiara
1
ItFermi COAL MARKS; March 12th, 1857,
Prices remain without change.. The stock is
light in market. Prices of Anthracite, wholesale r
range from $i 25rto $7 75, and by retell from
$8 00 to $9 00 per ton of 2000 lbs.
NEW'YORKPOAL MARKET, March 12th, 1867.
The deiand is moderate for dothestic use—and
the prices show a downward 'tendency. Anthra
citevrepared Mulling at $5 75 @ $6 25. Ches
nut, $4 58 ,A) $4 75 pet . ten" of 2000. lbs. In -
Foreign but little is doing:
PORT RICHMOND COAL' TMADIC, Mirth 13th;
1857.—There `,is a sligit , :detnand for Coal for
- points where the supply has run out,. but thpre•ia
ample Qoal on,the wharves to supply -this de
mand. The change in wharvei has • renderedii
•necessary to havefillA Coal removed before new
supplies come down, consequently there• is but
little demand for geld at Richmond, and the
shiptnint m s from this' Region will continue small
for the ensuing two,'weeks et lomat:- The stales•
made at . Port Richmond are at the
,yingb of
a t
s leet year's cloilng .priees. The (Siring prices
will lie,Promulgated IMYSOOM as 01 tariff of tolls
and transportation. is fi xed. . •
~Coal Trade by Batillrosta! l'lss 48167.
• Quantity of Coal settfby Railroad the weeksading
.on Thursday atoning last - • - '
Port Carbon,
- •
BebuyikUl Ha ven,
Auburn, - -
Port Clinton,
C Total for Week, =
kreviously this yaw,'
Total, - - • - -
To stiOtia period laskyoar,
Dereailso tar.
,1 • e •
6ehdylkill County itiallrarada..l 8322
Then - Mowing le the quantity of Coal trausportedoeer
thedllierent Rahroadain dehuAklllOotanty.for thirster&
analog on Thursday avenalug hist:
• k 07.13,.
Mine 11111 arid &Haven R. It., 14,744 10 ' 16,559 11
Mt. darbon "' 1,34211 16,044 09
dehoylklll yallay • a &776 . 19 23,622 02
Id Lth rbon k rtearbon " egn 06 69;491 01
KW Creek 4,364 04 67,923 14
Little Schuylkill. • " -.3,007 05 44,276 16
•
Bates of Toll and Transporiatlon or
1811. 1.011 101 TUX TILLSIST.
From • Pro* Frost Prom
• • Ml.Cerbos, RATacen../I.ainton.Anbuns.
To Richmond, W 00 -
sl9s` • $1 80 $175
To Phi 1 90 • 1 85 1 70 1 66
89 9RIiWL, .165 I'6o 145 145
Reading, 120 1 'W 105 I)4
, Lehigh Coal Trade for 1857.
! Quantity of C oa l sent by Railroad for the weekending
'on Saturdaplaat: '
• wail. TOTAL.
Wni Milnirs a 0o,: 1.724 NI 18534 -OS
Retail! • Johnson'', I ' 1,198 08 11,229 00
Parker, Caviar. • C 9.. 1,253 CO 12,224 00
•N.Y. a Lehigh, 1,108 09 7,093 •18
.Sharpe, Lebenring !CO. 1,258 02 11,440 Od
German Penna. Cod Co. 1,100 14
Dobbin it Dehaven, - 2= 13
liaaleton, 290 02 1,308 15
• . Total, ' • 8.829 00 63.342 08
Ratan of Tell and Twagisporlattoo
• ' on THE LINIOII TALLtt SAM HOED.
llaneh Chunk to Trenton; - • .
'do Illaabetlipeet, • •:* • • •
serawt•s Q.. 1 Tradelibr
Elttputeutts for the month of /*briery
roiu.
10,490
19,114
V Won ()alai R. R. Coal Traitsportaitlins
Amount transported durlng the month or Feb. 1851:
• , KOMI ?Mit.
8.451 16 13,25‘ oo
oo mom 10
Defoe Neal
evalus Railroad.
evia)kter sad Coal ',rails, 1837. '
Tux.
88,9!7
F=!l
.SLylifips! COal Trade.
. .
witsx.
Cjiegie Volley Cool 00., 1;999
Mort MoosMa Co, f
2.056
NEW OVERINENTS
; :JOHN $ KENNEDY &CO;
•Fish, Chelsea aad Xarchaaaa, •
IVOB. 39 and 40 North Wharves half
:iiat.."-ib-etwe" Arcs 1 111 1 1::htlft Pe:tbri'
NEWSTYLIIII WINDOW SHADES..
IPIUST - reeelred . a large and eleg.,nt es
mimes; 'ca Window Shading. naw awl twantital dr
a, including Cola lionlared,ollea.bahaseaP• of So ,
vat, Gothic Aa., Le., cheaper than nor. -:
Piannal, Oland awl Phan Paw Shaaaa, of ovary 41r.
licriPtion to bilo by ' LBEII.I.BAPFNAN.
14, ri dre
' 4 : 664' : 3lCesit. . SPiraPliarb..
WILUAINSPORT PL 'NINO MILL, .
HAllotess the
Sunbury* Erie ' and the Caul,
(Op to the Furnace,
. 1 8; BANGER, GO., Wiwi -
sale and RataUtealen and Itiemattietarars of wh to
and.yellow pine tlfaxing bolurdo,asih,doowybllaiha,st.
leek, oldie,- wood mouldings, &e, ill; and lefal ))
flinty and plain. All descriptions o tarnlnkattd
-done with peoneptnew, and in the beat mane. •
11.. b. 7-'157 I ' ti.hy
Ifsir Redly poets
of Pig Jr.*.
--
MOO
1000_
900
• •
.
OILS 1 ! !
FOR MINERS' USE!
• MOORE k WILLIAMS.
' No. 54 &WA Water beans!,
Mira ti, '67 11-
TIME 81:111601tIBEItS being antiortred agents for the
1. sett of
Kith I alga
For Sh , pei',assd [biasing psiposes grgerally,
Are prepared to supply orders for all dies, ai.-ah slump
" factures's ititesa, tipm near Manila '
. MOORE* WILLIA)LB,
. - • Ira. ,54
Theta Trakr Mae&
Pkitadoltibita.
March 14,17 I
RARE INDUCEMENTS TO ACENTS.
LI e XPERIEISIPED Canvassing Agents
wanted is pule of the country lbw the oCoun•
pm moire Geography and Uldery;'(Anekot and Mo
dern) of the Whole World." from the carter( ages to the
present time. By Goonamn. (Peter Parley.) Ile.
gently bound and beautifully illustrated. Price s 3.—
Sold only by Agents to whom special districts will to
glean. Appllcandl should state what eountkw they'
would Up. Pro Indtkatra oPPIT to
J. n. COLiON CO:
Kara 14,'67
S. J. VIT 7-4 Xa X .41. WE El;
NU: 12 Ninth Sixth Street, PAILA
DELMIA, enanuacturer of V i onitian Minds, Vet;
vet and Bold Bordered and Painteddhadas, of beautiful
designs.
Buff and all other lectors of nolisied used for shades.
Flattens, Trbmnings, eke; se., *hotel's: Ed retail, at the
•lowest cash pima, Air-STORE BRAD painted to or
der:Veg IL J.W.hankful ger, past rows, respect
tollpsolleits the public to caltund examine his new and
large assortment,lietbre purchasing elsewhere. •
a.,*" ire &tidy to
, Plevie." •
Philadelphia, 3Lsrch 14, '67 J../ 11,2 m
Penn Kutuel Life Insurance-Company of 11/111. '
CAPITAL 000. • 'CHARTER PER PET() AL.
MT.
~
A LL the profits dttrpled amongst the
Policy holders for the whole term of Life, every
I ^
• i
Holders of policies in 311nenerMe are requested to call
and r vette their dividend certificates ter homey:P.)lre per
real. lin the Cludi premiums piddln :stet and their Oish
diviciarls of ne-per cent. on the scrip dividends of 1850
to 1858. , - e
Descriptive pamphlets, Blank form of application and
everfinformatlop on the subject of Mutual Life Insu
rance furnished on application without charge, parson
ally-or by math i, ` JOSEPH IL RICHARD'S.
- • Agent at Afirocrevelte, Pa.
' Millersville, Nardi 14th, '57 . 1141 t
PQ_TTSVIi i LE
Saddle an d', auntaetory.
T HEVEWITH invite your especial
•i : attention to my very extensive stock of Beatty Nadi
Baddiery, Manias, Milara de. embracing the largest
variety of styles and qualities ever Adhered for sale In
this county, and at prime that will empers favorably
with those of any other home in the trade.
Having been, for mine years past,
in the habit of pbrehasing my
Raw Natietal ixcludoely far Ozzh,
I lind smell sow in llieposaadon of advantages roak
'this calm not enjoyed by the Arade , genera*, end feel
that I ran, with confidence, solicit tbe trade oral) 'classes
of dealers; and my arrangements for the coming sea
son's trade are based upon eren,a faqirer amount of busi
ness than r ham Ai/hello 'done ; youa therefore rely
upon. 'lading at toy establishment re rything. that is re
quired in my line.
Orders by matt are respeethdly solicited. and the goods
sent warranted togive satbabriton. both as to price, and
quality. ' . LEVEYER WOMRLBDORYF.
• Opposite Episcopal Chunk, Centre street, Pot!soale.
Mirth 1,1857 104. y
FOR SALE . .
Either Together Ott Separately,
140 " " "
1120 II if id
THE undermentioned valuable tracts
of land situate In Schuylkill and Columbia tonn
es, Pentisyltaula.
The Johnston Beesley tract, 424 Acres. .
The Thomas 1111tahelmer tract, 424 "
The Amos Wickersham tract, 424 "
• The Thomas P. Cope tract, 493 "
.900 " " "
100 a'. " a
The three first 'Anted adjoin each other, and
cover two red shale valleys formed by breathes
of the Washes Creek. and two mountain spurs,
-which contain the eastern prolongation of the
two moat northern Shamokin Coil Haling . Them two
troughs contain the Mammoth Col bed. The same has
Wets opened POW tbs. rgwerrs Ilhona.filmbLeaurkstouni
fain Coal Ostapanrs striate, and upon that u tin 0014
jinn Company, both of which properties adjoin Ittise
lands on the *set..
The Thomas P. Cope tract is about three mt. s to nut
eastward of the above mentioned tracts , near the north}
ern boundary of the Slshanny Coal Region and partly
covers the "Ravens' Run" Coat basin.
The timber of these lauds is pine on the 'mountains;
suitable for props, and white'esk, ehesnut and poplar in
the ♦atleya. The lower Isna• ia a• red shale soil, well
adapted for raising grain.
The title Is Indisputable, being what is itti3l,ll as the
Nicholson title, the same as that on which the Girard
heirsvenovered of the City of Philadelphia. • •
For piing and further. particulate. apply to Mesita.
THOMAS 6 SONS, 67 and 69 South Fourth street, Phil
adelphia, or to JOSNPII W. (TEARY, Civil and• 311utag
Engineer, Potta►llley Pa. March, 14, '67 •114 m
AMERICAN
.AGRICULTURIST;
- - -
-ORANGE JUDD, •191 Wat.i.E-et., I Terms—One Dollar
1 .
Publlsaer A Prop'r. New York . 1 A Year in Advance.
Vol.. XVI., No. 3: MARCH, 1857. New Berks. No. In.
SPRING
WORK.
W. J. P
SSPRING
WORE.
SPRING
WORK.
A B`T.
ORTH
WEST.
SOUTH.
W TALUABLE SUDS FARM. •
Beery subscriber to the dirrieniturta re.
caves annually one to five packages of
valuable seeds PRIM on sending rcodydi
rectedpost-paid envelopes for mailing them
in. The seeds alone, as to many worth .
the entire eost of a volume.
N. 11:The fhllowing packages an offered
nesedils Spring. , ' 1
No. 1.-300 to 400 seeds of the New Cm
.
ass* Nommen 80Malt Ctrsi
No. 2.-A packet of Hum Paws. Coax.
' No. 3.-A packet of, .11mn.nca's Runk
Martyr Swan Coats. •
r No. 4.-A . packet of grown W- Swiss
-Coss. I 1
No. 6.-A. packet of Warn POWID Oats.
sr: gobecribers wishing one or more
itiuds. of these seeds (of the purest I and
best quality,) wlll need to send a reactpdi- .
reeled pest-paid envelope for each kin i ap
plied Mr, marking each envelope wit the
name of the seed it is sent for. As any
of each kind of seeds edit 'be returned In
the.earelopes as the stamps thereon' will
pay the postage for. These seeds and whet,'
Fidnitoas to subscribers. Sr Non am
for sate. .. ••
To get the Agriculturist for 11367,5 e dto
the Publisher simply your name, NW
ffee and Rata, with one Wier. and enclose
with it reedy prepared envelopes for each
of the'abore kint - s of seeds 'desired. I .•
N. IL-The Agriculturist is detaned,
and el! new subscriber, can begin w ith the
volume. The January, February 1 and
March numbers will be mailed at oars on
receipt of a new subscription, and the fol.
lowing numbers of the year will be sent
out on the first rd each succeeding month.
As an index of the subjects trear in
this journal. we append an outline o some
of the leadin g a rticles in the number for
this month. The January and 78411111
numbers are fiery valuable.
PARCH AOZICITLTURTAT, 1167.
. . ranv or olarmars. •
,
Won roe ens .Ilosta-A. Kum= Oaamm-Phinniug
bestitiful, instructive aril- work for ~
ere . Omen Corruas-Fullichap.
CaLmaas. or Ortaanoes red ter.
11Ltson-A catalogue otilloalelin-Ittnte 00. •
work to be done In theiltacre Crnstras-No. 1. ,
lisiti,' Orchard. Oarden,lllea-The Tlrgalleu.
Green end Got-touesea, in- ) Pus-Garden cutter e, •
terspersed 'with malt complete chapter on.
valuable hints. no a Plincin..Over feeding'.
A
!pedal 'ndre erf Or Paratom, Eastu-llow -to
* layi old dies wareecibrsPasse PaerheLlidltor's
Ake, mud 'magerieffy aids! . impedance drbra..
and sysimudiani Ale Pamenne-Waote how-
ArrLM--Cooking dried. Mummer. te..-M Mefferd.
Aariaaorm--gaising e arly. Rams DAT MUMMA Of a
Bustle-.YdgeoCaltdeul Farmer, No.illfery'good.
limes-A good kind. • Rfroaans-Avrovrent ups ,
BMA .Spring ears. - ' TIM*, . . . 1 ' .
131t00111 lbws - !all chaMeirectoirCermesa-Direetkets.
on Culture. • gdges--Important hints on
Must -flpeents k 1111 n ' -proving betore fillesitort•
eWE • . . garsr-Orhein gt . orino
Ordri-Spaying . M og Milkers. and Illastration.
'lawmen Porta. No. 1-4iretternawasual Comae-N0.3. ,
of a tluxongle Meier. ' realheael limu-tronomh 1
Oaarrneo-Direetims fir slag.
Our* CrLireas-No. 3. - Tosacms-A foil and very ' .
GLIM Lands—Renovati complete chapter on enh
old. • ' tare, ere, harvesting, de.
llmemrssin-Two Inundate ' Planting and mu&
and instructive *tarsal • lag. • • ..
Iffous-rkes Rand. Rat ornerrandal.
Ma ligns-dow to primans,=olo.-Wititer Mum,
with illustrations al l Ac.
Lums-Dendonee on frees, . . .
APRIL italcoralitur, 11117. - • - • -
QBEDS
OPIUM.
QUO A R
1.3 IiANE.
TIME
- 11,237 12
988 10
• 10E28 02
1,018 10
'OTHER
5 E 555.
lILISI3
- ''
• 27,49 t 12
...; - 339,239 17
• 567.331 09
311,579.10
55,162'19
0 NLT
ONE.
TOTAL.
Tim.
21.310
35,0 &1
The April' Aett i scuttinuer, Dow' to course of teepare
tloo, iehl contain situ to imaii irlkks.on 15 , 117 1 q
Wo,llllrowitb iniujeseonent blots on the viirieuOthiegi
to be dime thweilbeet the etoothi.R trill' be the barn
4.74;
Tiol.l
=iG2;M
BLINDS i SHADES
air4w New erms.-611-
LIFE INSURANCE.
BPRING WORK IN' TUE WIELD,
SPRING WORK IN THE GARDEN,
BPRINIAWORK AROUND THE
DWELLING IS NOW COMING ON.
GET READY FOR IT.
Go to the DEBT Bowles for nem. PRAM
CIA,L, 111111481,11 uomountoS as to WHEN and
HOW the various kind. of work are to be
done. . .
• • • . -•
The AGRICULTURIST contain in Sikh
number 24 large quarto pages of just such
infinmation as Is needed--es Is indlspeusa
`bin to evezne who would cultivate his
Farm, his mden. or hls little plot. to the
best Mira . The articles are 'not a re
huh from 'newspaper gossip, hut they are
all original, of Scat qualliy,,and Ali written
by practical WORKING-HRN, who know
whemet they speak and write.
The CALENDAR of Operations in each
:number is alone worth the price of a vol
ume, as It place% before ono at the begin:
'zing of each month a catalogue of teams,
rioua operations tobe attended to is FIRM*
FARM, CARDEN. ORCHARD, Ae., - Ay., at
the first, middle and closing portions of
each month;lather with many saleable
hints on each k cad of work
N. D.—The Agriculturist has an Editor
located. at each of antral points EAST,
.NORTH, WEST and SOUTH, thus adapt
ing it to ALL SECTIONS OF THE COUN
TRY. • • -
FJ:)AUPHIN AND SIMIVERANNA
Celli COWAN T.—liolders Ten ter cent.,,
curb of thts coniplan, la this ricitili#, linrintussied
to forward to the subscriber, for porosost, tb• COUTPOUS
doe April I.l4l—endorsing each coupon with um*
-of holder LW. MASON, Cuskfcr, Ooti Sprint,
- Letter address—"llsrrisbent•fli"
itg,'s7
primps. • '
The *Miming is in extraet .from the report of the
eomm Ulm appointed to superintend the recent trial .
kg of %arning Safes at Reading: • •
kddi the 'Nth of February all the members of the O.
matte otet to witnemithe Safes and Books -and pipers,
(ptomain them) and were perfectly rattled that allwo
right. i Th e day 54lowIng the burning .took plus. _na
tter the ' superintendence of the Conimittee.; ,-After a felt
and impartial burning hulks hours in thir-fureare of
Itemnai Farrell , Marring. the Siiisof thrum , Enna
Watson was End opened. the Sate being on Ere Assad%
and the content* partially consumed. "Weals contents
the Weal News. Ilarnds 4- naming weft in good
sonditke. arid .100 1111110111 k.".., •
The Editor of the Baia and Saimaa Atonal, to.
griper with fitly badness men, who attended the burn
ing of the Safes, testify to the truth of the above state
pt. •
ar good and reliable Safes at tnanufeeturers' prima,
WI ea.• . BA WAN.
.
• erd for Anvers tt trill% Safes.
litb,•l7 .
•
MISCELLANEOUS.
HINESE SWIARCANE 81M0..
TIIST received endjor sale in small
vianntias e 7 B. JIANNAN.
•
' CRASS SEEDS. ••
CLOVER, Timothy, 'Orchard. Grass,
and °Um . Gigs Said; for ids by the quad or
boobtlit B. BANNAN'S
W sand retail lioid ind Book Moro, Pittovllle.
NEW CAB CONCREAVE MATCHES.
wTHE, UNDERSIGNED having the
anagram" exclastreaala or the New du gram" .!..1 Mama,
[unts& alwattutaptts at manatactarers' Mae&
Pattsailta 21 '67- V] EEI6III LERCH.
1109•0 4 GALLONS OPIERNI OIL.
VDMUND ROD MAN; N eii Bedford,
IA A85.-01fers for Pale 50,000 plitoisalitiNTEß
d.'D 5P111210 SPERM 014 for machinery. iransatad
pup*. Also 60,000.gaDons bklachad WHIT= AND
SPRING WRALE 0114 all of the, best , quality. *dos
a .., das *boys. dial:m, prompt attaDost.
ttt ; March 7. '47 ' .71.0.8 a
THE LAWTON BLACKBERRY. •
RDERS received for this celebra
ted IllaekberiY by the 'subscriber,. who, will also
dtreetions 'how to phut 1t... Thus •Illaskberry,-Lt
&titre In propir situations will coattaile to beer for
sI weeks. It Is pronounced by competent fudges the
(*eaV et % r. As the subscriber' leeches his
plants from the cultivator they cue be rotted
!Pm
B. BANNAN.
!P .ma
,
. UNION CANAL. ...
HIS WORK having been • enl a rged
throughoutto admit the largest sized Pennsylvania
anal Brats, the water will be let In from !fiddle.
as to Reading. on the first day of April. '
Toll Sheets and intbrmatimi respeettug,the °Mal can
obtained at the Of of the Cmnpairy; No.bli Walnut
rest, PhUssielphia.rou appßeation to _
It. RUNDLE SMITH, Presi dent, die.
10• St -
March 7th. '57
FRESH CARDEN SEEDS. . "
HEnsubscriber is now receiving his
gardetiveeds for 18.51, from the most' rellible grow
rs of seeds, which he ma warrant to be fresh and relit
.le as far as seeds can be warranted—all of which he
Fill sell wholesale and Wail at the lowest market pri
g. Truck gardeners supplied at a considerable imitfe.'
n, by the quantity.
irly-Stock-keepers and •others supplied wholesale, (to
inn again] throughout the season, by procuring the
'tis of the subscriber. Small lots Made up at any time.
The subscriber also sells Clover. Tiinothy. Orc h ard
ss, and all seeds by the quart. peck or bushel.*
lie also receives orders for all kinds of Fruit Trees,
Shrubberies, Le., to be ftumilted as soon as the weather
..rmits. at B. BANNAN'S Seed Store, Pottsville.
CYCOMINC .CO. FIRE;INSURANCE
. -
- CONIPAN`6 • .
. .
oTHE members of thetabove named
Company are hereby notl O ed that an assessment
Per cent. ,was authorised by the Directors of said,
Company on a ll notes given for insurance on policies
which were imforee on the 12th day.of October, WA and
that the Ituplicate of said assesstnent,ll6.l3, containing
the Mims of money due from members residing within
the limits of Schuylkill County, has been transmitted to
the undersigned fur collection. The members of said
Company are, also, hereby cautioned against making
payment of any sums, due on. said assessment, to any
lam! or Traveling agents. as no one, aside from himself,
Within the limits of Schuylkill County- Is authorized, by
said Company, to receive any monics/eo due, either by
Instruction, letters, Certificates, or otherwise. '
JACOB A. MUM,
Receiver snd General County Assent.
OlDye-2nd St., opposite the Court liouse, Pottsville.
Feb. 2R, '57
eir•DON'T LEAVE IT TOO' LATE
FRlrn AND MADE - TREES, SKEIIIIIBERT,
1.1 PLANTS, to.
THE subscriber is now
prepared to receive Inds
for all kinds
of Fruit and Ornamental Trees for streets
and ornament grounds, by the MO, dozen, ore ng e,
including Apple, Peach: Pear, Plum, Cherry, Apricot,
Nectarine, Quince, ke., embricing the standani Pyramid
and Dwarf varietlem also Grape Vines the 100, demon.
l i m a i Thir m a i re 3 rr a O w urMnte, Ith s trttu i rb and. Aspara gus
Roota,by the 100 and doien—Roses of all binds and verde
tied. by the dagierriciem or 100—DahtialoOts, Supper
Flowering Bulbs, Climbing Shinbs, Gree:Memel and
Bedding out Plants et every description. Alio, oSAOII
moms Planta, which are now ascertained'. to be the
only Hedge Manta that will standour Winters, and will
grow almost anywhere, with good cultivation. Also,
the Seed of the some, by the pound. will be for sale at
the Book, Seed and Variety Store .of the subariber,
where orders will be received. f' •
trirDon't neglect to send in'your orders early, in or
der to secure Trees, de, as agate kinds •ig e ffery name,
and intuit be ordered early i.e secure them. Whe grutacri.
bee also guarantees hisTreegi to be what they are Ter"-
muted. which is an important feature—and he will mil
rhenper thin the traveling pedlars of Tien, ke.
• It }ANNAN, Book,seed and Nursery Dealer.
SAVE YOUR TIME. • .
READY MADE PAPER . BAGS,
OR ' GROCERS, DRUGGISTS,
F
IDONPECTION11118;BAKEIM &e.—The Suberrlber
respectfully Informs hie friends and the public that he
too been appointed Agent for the ale of
Patent Machine made Paper Bags,
11101ETACTUAILD ST •
'lleurs. John HAewars co, of
l
these 13nas are of sites and Outlines of pape r aq
for ALL PEANOMI who use the article, and are offered' at
such prism as will at once commend them to the - dos.
corner.
Tbere,are many advantages In purchasing and using
ready 'snubs Bags. Where no bags are used, it requires
double the quantity of paper and string to peek the sere
number of pounds, and more time in putting ups peek
ago.
Slime an extensive business is do ae and s goads
by hand, by buying Brady stark Bags, owe hand can be
dispensed with. By using them, you will not only save
time and money, but always have a convenient!reeepta
cle in which to put up your goods:'
- Wherever those Bars have been intnadneed, they have
given. matins satisfaction./
For sale at Manufacturers" p . iices B •
' Y BANNAR,
Paper and Book Dealer and Stationer, •
Centre street, opposite Episcopal Church, Tottivilia.
A Brat rate assortment of WRAPPING PAP al
ways on hand. Feb. 21, '67 8-
Sodden de tonicir inmsdis foresaw. '
THE FURNISHING, STORE,
110.106 CII/MUM et., COBSIIII 07 PURL IT., 11111 TOSS,
VIIIBRACES ark e x tensive and coin-
IA plate assortment of the latent imiortations and
beat manufacture* of GENTLEMEN'S PURNISHING
GOODS, equal in material. make, texture, durability and
style, to any stock ever offered In this country—and at
prices which cannot fail to secure the attention of 'close
clan sums, consisting of '!:
SHIRTS—With linen bosoms, collars and wristbands,
of the bestand toed newand choice Styles.
CALICO S lIIRTS—The latest and most at'ractive pat
terns.
UNDERSIIIRTS and DRAWERS—Of 'wool, merino,
cashmere; silk and cotton, of desirable and durablequall•
thw—and the Teviot Wool Undergarments, so highly ap•
provedby physttlans, the Shaker Shirts and
CRAVATS—SusIior quality and bwutlful 'atyles,and
assortinent of Stooks. Collars, l'inettroOlearea,
and ?duelers of the richest kinds.
SUSPENDILUS. ,, An 'almost endlesa variety, inerndlig
the fluelit and most durable. -
POCKETUANDIIIk and cotton—plain
and printed—an unrirelled assortment.
intir 110813.—W00l and eetton; 'of the beet feature,
selected expressly for retail trade...
ISOIMING ROBES and GOWN&-Elegantgatterns,scr,
evilest material, and of the best make.
This Mock comprises all imam, from the lowest to t he
richest, that can be produeed—and having every facility
forkeporting and manuticturiug,not exceededbyany oth•
er establishment In diet:rutted States—buyers,
will consult their interest by examining thegood u rdst
are sold at the towers rosensta ester mon. •
la- Goods prdeaptly delivered it all the Railroad De.
pots. Stesuaboata. Le.. and In any part of tbeelty,nlthont
charge.
Nitrto made to order by osperiorteediVirls.ln so.
twrMrolykt;at short nodes, wuranted to St. sir No
Ataehtpe work done la this ostablishowist.
Bel 1.18,1856. ' 37•4 m
4111131 S UP,. , •
prnederrr.'New York.
111V;ALLI01DZR & PANCA.IIOI,
' Slob Street, Mae&Apbbt.. •
1/LtICORD'I4
Cbestaut Street, PhDs& Eb.
Styles for the Pall and Winter of
,1 886,
6110...,
41
11110.111:
01071.11_ .
i Glow ' est
: Gloweif
. Glarus!
GLOVES ala tlimtlisT (n0w : 0 4 34 tor the ladies;) = -
SLOSS'S made by kionsosbn tbi beat in.the trade Ir,
'VLOV VI of litn, and gloves of bratte; • I
ULM' RA of DoesettaCtinli a;01 - Casenierk,
tocKit of Wool and Alik and ikttotg
. (1 Uri ICS' of Buritakin. (a large kit !ay. •
vntovss for driving,,fikivaa for waltiog: ,
GLOW IM of White Kid. fine black licokin:
0 WV SS Imitation, whirls muck Temenables these
,(11,0VES to be worn at the Miming Antemblirg
GLOVES of Itatatin4very Sou)
•OLOIIKS , all vim, of evelltind;
WAVES to malt the young. MIS old; • '
, 04 WKS to keep met the Wisteea wit
GIMES in great numbers; in style very nice: a
SWUM *bleb I'm selling at a vety low prior,
SWISS if son want them. be certain to all
At the City Bat Stews and Betts' furnishing
Next Dear la Ow Atittaeitta Arouse. Chiba st. Poeta-14U'.
N. il...—.lway reached, a matt lot tif trunt'a Patent Ma
asseied Pmyyaar Ca libtarst awe *Min for: cents..
Grate S WlS;Sitawl .. Quisimmos Sgelfia.ll4.;
Leunimber ' ' : I. 49- •
. ,
A'S 1
a rt. • •
To satoost
oolloetor.
To cob r
To =A
To Cash.
Ososiror,
r;ustale.
:ed 'to sell
lytkill mug%
om at the kw
pdas, it Ida
rme, when Um
prim can to
Ily samai
illalane•
Alhotro
roteetlog=s,
- -_to any Into-
Mad States,
s. equally los
raid.
rr.
Paid Join
Balance il
tax for
Ity tbs e
hip
lamoarrat
Interact
sundry
TO amount
To amt. r
To
To
Woo.
To balance
To tolasite di
TO Wane* di
To Wanes di
To balsam di
TO boloneo di
To balm* do
To anima of
Ws, . 0
eotosti of the
Amp dated.
STATHliffirr
31, 18136:
Due Edward it
Due Thomas 11ti e ....
Vito John IL W ti,
Due ramael 1314, '
Due T. B. Marquart, 1 • _.-
1
Due J. M. We 11, ha . tea% he Sad%
WettunilL on, wn Ball lot, -
Due Johtra whip ' , for services as Truman
Due Boom* K. 8 th for layloront dna
curbing and r.
Due Benjamin Be nen, br, Opting,
4,104
800 Joshua Bo So timgdlng,
Due Elias Detain for stork done on streati
Due Att. Pott, tor tor'cnlverta - •
.Due Jacob S. ' Lc lIIITICef as Supr
Due Joshua B. Se , for entering up I
Balance of on tiding girders for the
1853 and 1856,
•Balance due Emanuel Strang on pooh
- note, dateCtJulj.22ol3s4,
By East Norw.
.By balance dug •
By the striate of
entered up fix
By balance In' •
collector.
If the above do •
anee In favor
bun u stated,
Contract with I I
for grading it
and bill not a )
Contract with
: Books, for 811
!shed will be
Paid on lioebnc,
Paid on Charl
Port Carbon. ;
F i rOtflatW! l
IV " he ugh of Palo Alto, In
Borough of P Alto, from Starch Zid,
Yd, 1857 :
- - CB.
By cash paid Auditors,
For framing mil plot, 1
Lorene. Dresh 39% days' services on street,
at $1 10, 43 72
Edward Bang erty. for 87 days,,at $1 10, ! 95 70
D. Mammy, days, - do 662 15.
E. Devlin,!47 ll ys, do ' !52 25
E. Bensinger, uperetsor, low days, a, $1 50, ..156 99
ditto for bore: and cart so-y, days. at $1 70, : 52
,27
W. Beniinger:. horse and cart - 15% days, do : 2627
P. D. Dortnale: horse and cart l 0 days, do /8 25
B. noolsioger, order from Court for Union st., 1 ~ ..1 75
Also, W _ -.viewers of said street. ' ,10 00
Homan Reed, for copy duplicate, , o'oo
Calvin Tobbui; Plitays service on Stale at ; $ll 10 62 69
C. Meradden,W,•flitto. ditto, e. 33 27
Edw. Moyer.; dayi hauling, at $4, , ! 800
Michael 9teresion, 3% days service, at 1 10, • . 4 121
Jacob Madare„ . 74 day • mason work. jl2, 1111 OC
W. B. Moyer. 304 days hauling, 5t,34 ! ", 'l3 00
J..% S. Derr. 2 grates for culverts, ' , bOO
Daniel 11111, Jr.. Blacksmithing. ' , 11 14
1 Muthen Roth, 7% days in work, 1.61 75, ,12 25
ditto 1 day's labor; . ; ; 112
B.Jiannan, printing, books, ke., : 15 76
19.'11. Moyer, blackamithing, .. ! 7,96
John Daily, 42% days services on at., till°, 46 75
Jaws Detwiler, 1 day's merrier, dit , ,_ j 140
Just' Mara6days sertime,ditto,, ! i , i n 4 en
leash* 6 h. hardware, ,- . 6
D. Kaalley, 1 day's service oe,itzset, 1 1 ! 110
F. Donahoe.; 14 , 4, days ditto, 1 ' , 12 37
K. Kleinert. usila, te.. ~,, . 1 ',Ala
E. Mots*. 6% days serriemtii sl' . ! 715
Jim. Anderson, t). Lases, ! 31 16
U. Ryne, 2 days services on' street, , , ! 220 ,
W. If. Btellwagon. fecietari, 1 ! . . r 38 33!
Wm. Bensinger, Treasurer, fees,.
Michael Fog; High Constable. 25 10
Chailes Heim for nye of Boom,
Incidental expense; , 23:00,
Ontstandingerder, • 1
Balance in hands of Treasurer, 1 ! f ; 148 38 1
• ;
1856.
Illarr.h A
July 191
191C4h
Aug. apish
" 2.9lorders
Oet: 20iCugh -
N0v.29 / C
7.1 psh
Doe.' Tsh
18.57. .
tdarrh • 2 !der do do
March 2,1857.
To balance In hands of W. Bensinger. Timer, . $l4B ••
SUMMARY STATRIIRNT 1
Due by the Collector for 1856, bal. o duplicate, $135 82
Claimed by the borough o(Palo AI from lb. • i
borough of Port Carbon,f ° - ill eio
........_,..
-----
•; ' $306
. ' •
• We, the under,lgged Auditors o the borough of Pa
Alto, do certify that we twee:Mal ed thisabove socount
of Wm. Derudager, Treasurer of torough. and find
it a true a- d put statement, to th best,Pf our kuowl.
edge and ... let. JOUR URDU ,••.. • 1 • .- ,
PATRICK Mel Auditors.
.; • . CONDT CARR.
. Palo Al O. 1fa5c1i.2,"57 . 10,3 t
PHILADE
•S' SCIPInte Ci
.SHOWII.4 the Prop ,
mr ri t i, and Systan of /WOW'
111 C. X. and Proismor
ind midi:
At Map Establishment, X
- Meta strut, cures
21. '5l
I
Moen
t A ,
moot of
which t •
tante, w
Ph •
ork
E (del
Know
rent to be fit
I t 00 tons
00 tont
ewe at,
but I the WC
*WI parity
o
De Di
No' Treacle,
No.l Pk
Moslead k
Kt nland Pk
mital Ikea.,
•,Y
. 13isano.
10, Barrels
.69 i• •
•
al i i II
Dont , -' , '.Fluter.
Dtr --
I aka
3 ad Sam
0 1r
•
- • ie..,
tk
I,`
AT.AGRBO'
i t:
crewel.
CCOUNT.
exam: via
collector,
aielea t Isto
him on bat
ni
othseill, S ibr
147 : D.Hadody,
and
I visa' 16
40 60
21 76
1 76
lr.
....r. Tressoner,
Smith,
Bannaa,farprbztli
Sea*led,
Gordon,
Pott, -
madlogiiird#l,
VMS 09
.1981 Oa so.
1-12 tlisa as
:1 UM.
1.,151315R„
• miditon, tuithig
of Port Dubois, sad
JOHN.
L B. al,
. ROST
1 I ---
' Afars fe the
I •
.1 Dr.
I — Ism..
rI4, Dacia/Se
23' • 10
.
69 10
10 00
ao
2 so
25
2 50
4.412
. 442 02
*Po,
Cr.
• township,
ward Suttop. from 1-
Itainpr a WatherM
rblng and
hands of John D.
"I! «I
lions
29..
are collected, it stiows
,Borough of
Var. 3B 82
to Boob.
.mpleted
111 be 11
Moot* .
hen h o-,
n. Roebuck, as per Atln
..ts,—eonteset not yet
.ted,—wben didshed
arias Romell, ° as • -
,og up sidewalks, an
'&541,
I OM,
11
's contract, en Dee. 19,
Romell's contract, Oct.
reh 14, '57
NT.
reasurer of
omega with the
I 056, to !larch
DR..:
balance In hands. of
.11 reed fro L Boole
1. sa3 1
0 3 1., 0 7 ga
o I 24/2 16
• i 100 00 ,
9 • 67 62
• ~22s 00
0 oo
• • ,27226
do de
do do
do . do
do do
do do
IMRE
!PHI .
Alt 1
sa vp Revel°
g. Ej G. /ink
GeeleCr. t Published
IL; L. BARNES,
.7 ilsrt's
Maud, Philadelphia.
: •
XIL ZI 1 1"
J. 8. DEPUY
:ONIC HALL.
.w Eighth , PHILAD .
of the puidle to the' la
CARPETS, OIL
re sellingyrer7 etyma
olesale and retail.
Iphtaf Ma eh 7.'57
Or MI
80118, 1 '
hesuut Street,
.PIIIA, would a . i . 11 . 10_
, KATTI2IOI,
kw cub oR city
10.1 m
os..
Sedond Streti,
viikk T ul
• t a.u.tris
=Ely larg a f / ht
s wab* thies a *bre
R. WARD,4
No;thUm*
- 1111rn
• H; WAR;
IIAWCIPACTORIX MID
TIMM ,
. 77 & 79 Nort
LADZLPIIIA.
am receiving oar s
*Liman& desirable
aid Lea Ibessets. • •
-- salt sill`
t knit._}!
lean dll
num= in
PHA'
• cinal "
FOR LIMIIII.1"
r
Soc,i
, made, at the, •
• Await* alartAlLur o
oats, and /*Mas t ,
greatly Impiovisithe
inms im rise ams sad Dialers I
fthe &mad vith
article.
11).—A r
discount allowed.
GUANO,
ratio.
*7, IT
trip A r t i g COLOGNE.-
:
NAClOtiff FIiAYINO tn. - • 4
• .011AVVO17111LIMiti.
1 . • • ukurr Tema WU'S. 4.
,or mkt *Wens& ant:M in .
No.
STU Unil e rNiurk Ninth dela, Pi2odelPhii•-!
lif t ; P.A, . . TAT aq4 prp„Vmert.
nin'Abipti PI and ~'''ory *re for sa/o lu
y in,. sr, Hoot ead Statl o owiet
Janoult6,'37
AAMUEL M:; I
ltjflurwßlGHToidnurrMillStone'
6Autlicemer,sourPTetivairtlobrinv,e, V to/
laPproWd 'and Muth 6PZrorot timut 'and Sernes,
chime; Improved Iron concave Bun Dustier; thn
iun Wadaln• fo. )41/I•W., r • ' • '
Residnire—lta. 64 qouen (1 . 4 h Wird,) &NUNN%
!. .7 6 /top— liag risy ftd dork °l =t, !rut; Plh 1 • 01 • 11 PKIL '
4:oeilten 101111 Stonoo.*lll 6 16 IIIi:Mackat" Nient
Mill Birth, Wrinkle. SHIls, Stryletud lleltlnj,
CemiAtaxid Serten. Wins, ,
• ' Squal 2 e #ealtd Bottiyi§ Clore.
retrutary 21, '57 3 : 11-261
4000
Zl5O
43
634'68
100 00
433'66
76 00
T 6 00
OAR I. ItIACES pTrAUCTIOw.
- Ab t Bale t
TH' sai6 will take. place on. Wed- .
needs morning, Apell Ist.at 10 Oka*, at fin 11*.
at; Moth and Garreitrests, l'hUsdetplda. The cones
lion will et rice WEI* • -
WbP lI,ENDRED CARRIAGE.%
pdocipelly light - atock, Ana ease of the bast astern In
this ettp and vicinity. Mott of the; work. will Ite *u
ranted to the Flatmates, and tit) entire collation ;nlll
tabpstied ter examisualma aoteral days prior tor Abe dap
at al • I
Allgerbil MU will be pantlre, and no poetponersent on
amino, of the asathar.•
sera partienlas to fttarezd a rinnir and eat
-1","1"6 lbla lLifire da, March NT H " I ' °lva
$33414 00
/AZINS =wily OZAMXATICAL 'WORD.
rE:FIRT;BOOK of the Rational
eecrgtinklith Chsw - uner. • SiS Ns.
. BOOK et the Wither.' liretensetibmitieh
Granary, designed totemmeh the poets' of Analysing the
Knell& Language with sound judgumentmi maid the artof
Dobai 4t with grammatical. propriety. eta. I
- Therm worts may now weed la the Paler Behooltin the
PIN* Sebnel District of Penns:fireman:
The !THIRD BOOK of the Retinal ihlltaal of /littlish
-Ormunwar. dembreed to Wahl, the leaser to twos, wed
tboNniubly acquainted with the Imatuntand mile -Of the
Perpeeltiomis, and fumy, be mead by . bin either in or oat of
whoa 50
BROWN, GRAWATIOAL BEADIR. Thu Book
este said• the old Otstrimars, exposes thalidefeets,'dso
onstratem the little uge of ett nding to thmos„ and pme;
meets to the Teacher the unerring and only way to the
ammuninar of the English Lavery. • 31% its. .
/credo by PATER GRIPME,
;11$ Arch street, Philadelphia:
Yelituary 2:1,
. 6064
10 W
-.- SAVING. FUND
~ 01P IN:
INSTIONAL , 8A Y , TRUST CO.,
•
W ALNUT STAEET, South-west
' T y
corner of THIRD, Philadelphia.
1
(Jreemporated by the Oat' of PseneYlveinfo.)
Mono is mislead in any sum. large or arnali, and in
•rtsrlari
d from the day of deposit to the day of with
_ day "- •
The offlee is open every us from 9 o'clock in the morn-
leg till 7 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday and
Thursday eveninge t till S o'clock.
I iIIITSREST relrg,Plolll)liNT.
All sums, large or small, are. paid =back in GOLD, on
denwsd, without notice, to any-amount.
, 1 , Boa. Iliniftlf L. BENNER, PreakiewL
ROBERT SEL/RLDOStlike President.
21
Vt. 4.• RUS4 .
1 ." 111 rooters:
Henry L. Benner ID Landreth ) rune,
Edward L.'ecrtir4 - -. F. Carrot Vl:lwster, =
Robert Selfridge, ' -. ' Joie* B. Mrry
Samuel. K. Asbtogk , : Usury L. Churc hman,
James B. Smith,* , hands Lee. •
This company confines its btuiness entirely to the is*
ceiling of money ore Interest The investments ansoatt
, tug to notify - ' • .
Ode and a half BlUltens of Wars!
as'per published report of ASSETS. are nude In OMAN.
salty with the movie's= et the charter, in REAL ES•
TATE, MORTO UM, GROUND RENTS. and such first
Ow seenritiosour will always ensure perfect security to
ttie depositors, and which cannot fall to give permanency
— and stability to this old and well eel %bibbed:institution.
March 7, 'O7 . I . 1 1 -10. -
1 N. L. HALLowzu, at c0., -
Pl - II.LAIjELP.I - iIA4 ' ;
1 • JOBBERS OF 4 .. 1
SILK GOODS,
Fancy. Diess EltufFs, j ,
Trimmings 2 Ribbons,
I ,
EMBROIDERIES ! LACES ,
MANTILLAS, ee':
i llas" now open for the Spring Ueda one of the largest
stacks of goods la their line; ewer lard In ;the United
litotes. , 1 . i
The imam of / • 1
11:M IaTICIMI2IJIC ' InEILICOIRIBL
,Adopted ty us !Mal years' sines, together with that of
oielg no a
Cakl nti exeept w
ant}. Short ith
itarmi, L
ti.„ hadthe e ff ect of largely increasing oar tin newt,
thergrf
fuse
us tb prevent WU greater inducements
in and taiga' to those who give us their custom.
The calculating eterrAant will perceive urea u
ding opr terms, that under the wniform price syst.
we not only can a ff ord to, but must from necessity, melt
at lower rates th en those who do business on the old
long credit system: our terms being more 'Murat, Ind
the Purchasers ; whom we seek - to attrad, beirig, as a
class, tip cheat buyers and beet judges of goods.
i '
. I Tegasieti i
Cash buyers will receive a dimennt of SIX per' cent,
if the money be' gild In par funds; within ten days from
the date of bin;
e
Uncterrent money taken only at Be market video on'
, the day It's rirreived. = 1-
To merchant* of undoubted standlhg r a credi t of SIX
- mouths will be given,if desired.
Where money is remitted In advance of maturity, a
discount, at thereto of TWELVE per sentriler annum
will be allowed, =
air -We ask from merchants visiting the Rest, an *g
emination of our stock, being satisfied that they wilt he
convinced that it is not for their intereets to pay the
! Urge profits that are absolutely essential to those'who
i• give long credlte.
February 7. '.in fill
a -
157 21
.ty
=I SO
S 2 11
MEDICINAL.
BROWN'S - • •-.
.9.v. t e•
new crabs-
ALTHOUGH it thubders and light
nings eornerit of Schuylkill county, and rilas
rug Stores, the undersigned stiff Maintkins in a
firm man net, his old establishment as heretOmol and
will continue to accommodate his customers in such a•
prompt and satisfactory manner as to warrant and se•
mire tbeirentire confidence. At the iame time be
takes this opportunity to return tot& friends Mid
Wrong his l imb:Ail acknowledgements for the
very substantlainenuner In which they hare, dur
ing many years,itarored him with their patronage, and
hope they will continual° appreerste our humble efforts
to serve them. Our Drug Morels Sled up in a superior
manner and is welt stocked with all kinds of drop. In
this respectiourribment eanpot be exeelled by any
other simper contemn. • • , JOHN 0. DROWN
, Druggitst aid Ckeasirt.
Dettemille, Jmee _ 254 f -
s mwai,.l
. ' cOOO Nigoiciputg.
T is estimated.that.A Y l'At'S Cherry
I,
1 Pectoral and — Cathartie MIA have done more t , o pro.
mote the public health, than any other onseinse. Thor
out be no question that too Cherry Pectoral ;bairn Its
thdusands on thOussieds:Curr a of OoLd, Coned', diabase,
Croup, lnllneum: Brorichltis. ie., tory murk reduced
the proportion oV,deathe from consumptive diseases' In.
; this country.‘ Thai Pills' re as good as the Pectoral and
;will cure more comphin la.
Elvers body maids more or less purging. , Mugs the
blood D.= Its impuritka. - Purge the bowels, liver and
the whole vieceral system from obstruction': i Purge out
the diseases vrbleh faideninithe body, 0, work its decay.
Bat for dlsease.yre.should die only of old agi. Take an
tidotal eartYland thrust it from the system ; before it is
yet too strong to yield.
Ayeecrills do thrust nut disease, not only while it I.
wish, but uhen !Chas taken a strong hold.. Reed the
"astounding staents of those who have been cured by
them fiita dresdf 1 BeenfulkDropsy, Ulcers, Elkin Mow
se.
Unt
sm. Rheurnetism, Nethalgia, Dyspepsia, interim" paws.
Bilious Complain Heartburn, llesdache, Gout. and
'Many lest dangerous but still threatening allmenta,
snob as Pimples en the dice,lWorms, Nervous Initabtli.
V,,. Loss of appetite, Irregularltleo, Matinees in theme&
Colds. Veva& Dysentery, and Indeed every variety of
complaints for which a purgative remedy Is required. .
These are nd random statementa but era' arthiratles;
tad by your own neighbors and your min pitysles. , .
Try t.hm once, and you never will be Without Ms= ,
Price 23 cents per box--6 boxes Its , $l.
_..'
Prepared by Dt. J. CL AYES , Chemist, rairelkMaat, - .,
and sold by all
11 respectable druggist!" everrahera: t
, February 1, .- tian • • ,
•
Health 43,111tren,t4ustluevitably follow it,
BOERHAVE*B
4 ma czuyitge.
D ;
Y051.4,'
Dhieftee _o the Vidixsys.
Liven' COMPLAINT,
• . NVEANNEBNOF ANY KIND,
VER AND ACME;
.
AM the earlb: ets consequentupcm a
CH 011 W 88;
Bach is'lndhpuition; Aeldlty of the Stranseb. Col J
Patna, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. lbeptindeuey,
Weems, Blind and Bleeding Piles. • In all .here°
Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, It has In auseenam
inatanem pervert highly beneficho, and ht others iftet
ed a derided earn - • '
This sr purely vegetable eamiimand, prepared on''
strictly mieutille principles, after the mannerot the oele-
DMA Holland Probaster,lkerhave. Beaters °filigreed
IMMO In most of the 'European hate"; Its intioduetielt
Into the United Btatel VAS intended mom
those of our fatherland statteredbere and there over tbs
thee of this mighty country. Meeting with great '
gets aulaug th em, I now oars It to Um American , public ,'
knowbx that its truly wonderitil medicinal virtue mist
I eactrmeriedged • I
It tiyartictilarly nomumended to thaw perms whose.
constltations may have been Impaired Ibv the coutbin;
one ass Of ardent spirits, or other mt of "dissipative,—
Reueritlly instantaneous In effect, ti nude It way diregt ii.
to thawed Of life, thrilling And quickening o'er' nave,
raisin* up the drooping *plat., and in fact, Infutdog new
.health and vigor in the system to And in this
NOTlClt—Whoever experts
will
tei disappointed ; but to the skit. week and low spit.
Ited. It will prove a grateful aromatic cordiii, possessed
of single lee remedial properties. '•
Csiaticto t—The great popularity of this delightful
A roma ban induced many Imitations, which the public
should ird spahist parchasing. In not perused* to
lacy anything else until you bale given laserhave's
Rolland Bitters a fair trial. One bottle will COOVilllollr
,fOll bow infinitely superiorit le to all thee. imitation&
. air /kid at $l.OO pee hotUe, or de Mottles am, O."
by the four Paorarrroas, ' • a
BENJAMIN PACE, JR. 1 CO., • ;..
Ilatutfichcring Pginmatcnitiats Mad Chiaisfs,
Pittabiarg, Pa.'
•
Post nalei n Philadelphia. by the manta.-11 0 3tnau
1.
im
11144. Mira of the Dmseerat; Jobn. a l y ohne,..nti bee
• ; Dion - * Ilona. 133 Worth 241 street. Alms
grad me, ItittetrA Ca Lancaster. : John lia,thrur
Co.; Pottsville, john 0. Brown, ant 11 '4
Hl lielbt.
C. Erthail TlMStalk by 111, limdi bf
Z. ILliorsa,andi In Bduayildll Haves, by Hr. I.
I litiv 4'34
. ~
elPical
lot war.
,rlrhet the
entottered
the tiptoe
A - 4 4,"
_ .
-51 .:,Cflll4-',-,
Tdo ea& aissuraira ItalL
fi. 7 slloare Tarea47.
The President has rejected tile fleidean Ifreety
*theist sending it Coto the Beasts.
. .
• rim Claroadion.Dallaalhraittli;
..
On Tbaralai.tbo United Sulfas Bonito ratified
ih• Cloroodon'-Dallio Truly, in v ankonolod tam,
by a vota of 31.t0 I.S. . . ' •
ateKlas, th• Ilhiurdern ,
. 'elms% 'Arrtiggi4 •." •
On Witcreesd4,. McKim, Out murderer of lir.
Noverom.. was arrested• by Aaron Wbie,
tb•-
Loas Poad,"Nortb Mountain; Lamm croanty.—
TM. Is the same roan wbo aras foitutli
villa. The aggregate amiemt, sf,rawaird neared
far McKim's arrest was $2500. ' • •
vb• rassaligui Sao SINEW
Our' Government cannot get any,satisfaction
ifronybe New Gmeadianitztherities 1n iilation
to the dreadful riots at r amen. It is thought
that we - will be compelled to rise the• most .deet,
del measures towards New eraisinhi. -we this
subject. Much interest is felt to 'Vane what
coarse the new administration will pumps,
Tks Latest heir s us ep o .,
Per steamship America we . are Possessien of
Liverpool dates - to the 28tli ult. -The arrange.
went of the Persian diSculty is Proreeding satis
factorily, but the treaty titi not yet signed.' De
bate on the Chinese War bid taken plata •in the
British Parliament. Spain: about sending a
naval' foree against Peel* Affairs la China
were unchanged. Cotten -bad tiselined, and
Breadstuff! were. d dll. , _ :
• • Mr. lignaws.
The seaming of.thi 7ottdir,2l rsitehed _
del his orrifednesdaY afbuseint; Mod
_lfirr •• tal!'„ •
sight, ender ainard of Itontre, - iu Indepbedemeri
Hall, sad oa Thursday the ism% itapostaitfanerat
pageant aver witieesed is ; , 111stilelphis,.attewded
the remains to their last meth% place—, Thou
sands of persons thronged the st Wets &deg the' •
page of theProeesslon, public Willows were
prop y,,draped , intoning, Sap asped, •
were *at- ball —Philadelphia mourned her
honored son. Funeral services were held In the
Second Presbyterian • March. A lbeentifni
mon was ditiveial by ‘Ftekt C. W. Shields. The
body was finally reasoied Mita .the °bird', placed
in a hearse, add eon7yed to Lenrel Hill. where it
was placed in the family tomb. At every .point
I I from Havana to Philadelptsin, the utmost teepee I °
wasithown the remains of the daring •Aretitnavi
' •
Tufa°topesalon of the Supreme Benoit. from- _
ethicb eusianated, Abe reosat grateitona - Opinion '
in, the Dred• Scott este; 06 the •Co atliatiQual •
etiuding of the colored population or the trnited
States, and the legality of the Missouri :Conapre.
mists, Is as follows :
,
CM*/ Jaatree.—Rogor „ii:Taity,'Of Maryland ,
Anociate Jeatieee..John McLain of Olilo; s
James Wajno, of Giorgio; John Catkron, of
Teoninsoo; PeterV.Daniel, of Virginia.; Basset
ltabiowif Now York; Doted C. Grier of Penn-
,sylvaata Beldam . la B. 'Cartla,'ef.Kamaobasitl4
aadJeba A. Campbell, of Alabama, ,
Judge McLean and Judge qurtie alone igsient
ttg, the Supreme Conti decides that the constitu-
Lion of the 11. State' recognises property In Man,
and that under it and by.foree of it, hasten sla
very is nationalised, and must be protected ssd
defended in 'its spread and perpetuatiOn. Whither.
poorer that Constitution is carried and is legitl.
'stately in force.
-
A .singular freitk the Supreme Court has been
committing; for not satisfied with kicking Dred
Scott, his wife and two daughters out of their au
4rnst and'serene presence, they proceed forthwith,
under the , impulse of the moment, to kick out,
kiwi down, and brwth thingi generally, in true
"olsvebotclei !Vie. Not contest to .bay.. kicked
Dyed Sooti_sod family out of Court,—bolaborlog
them over thebeayiLL, , tllthe while with the Deal*.
ration of fndependenceand the Coil(ltution of
the United States, and minding no more the break:.
inglheie instruments to pieces in the, operation,
than Bully tiroOki did the breaking of his gotta
percha cane over Cenator Smonses head x —excitod
pod aroused by this exploit, our live slayebolder's
follow it up by kicking.out of Court, "ith no less
earnestness and good-will, the Ordinance of 1787,
all the pastlegislation of Congress on . thepbject
of fbe Territories; the Sissouri
4 1 e Free Fieree , Scott and his 'femily
toast henceforth consider theisselves as forever
kicked out of all clainie to "be ever thotight:of or
spoken of, 'except as. Property." But with relied
'to the Ordinance of 17157, the past legislation of
Congress, on the snbieCt•of the Territories, the
kfisiourt Coiapromise, and the Brae .States lei-o
rally, the cafe le- somewhat Morava before the.
Court. Stott and flintily having been kicked out,
there Was no case bofoie the Cdbrt. Upon the
point of the weight to attachedleZthe extra jw
dicial Operations of 't.pe Court, Judge McLean, to
bii dissenting 0011 . 0, thete * Oxpresses Onset( :
"In ibis ease,n majority of'the Court have said
thit a elate nuty;be taken by his master into a •
territory of the Uniltid States, the same sea horse
or any other kind of property. It is true this yrs.
said by,the Court, as also many other thing/ ' Which
tun of no evelority: broiling that has been' said
53i thew, ;Ghia etas not a direct hearing ow the ja.. .
riedietiots of the Court, against which. they decided,
ego bo'cotaidered as, authority. I 'kali eelaiely
sot regard it as arch:. The Attention of juriodic•
lion, being before thinConrt, was decided by theta
affirmatively, but nothing beyond that vocation."
• Judge' Curtia's diasentiot opinion bas •not4ot
I I
blieninblisbad at length; but, from the abstract
of it, he wliold seem to have been still more point.
•
Od ar T l einphatio upon thinpoint. .
Th i s Fein - tn .- of Justice Taney's opinion we giro
In another column- ; The dissenting opinions are
, thus alluded to by a Waeldigthe corespondent of ,
the Trine:as: , .
i "The opinions of Judge 11"Liaus and Judge Cor
ps wets exeilediugli•full and thorhugh, and erani- 1'....• -
.mod with; sound doctrine. To speak of their
"ability would be liniperthions. Judge M'Lean .
- stands forth in full lustre, uttering opinions on ...i,
seni.,„k
the aide of Justice I sin, to which the
North will respond ,as one nin grateful admi- ''
ration . . Judge Curtis follow himArith a mu
;tray eirpoiltion of ,the_ whole swsjeet. On the"
question of the citiznshi of the people . of Afri
!can descent, Which I J udg e Toney laboriously de
nied, Judge Curtis's '!argument was entirely ex
haustive. He hill settled the question. 'He
ground up the very bonesef the Chief Justice's
argument, and has plaoed his case upon bee uta
hie foundations. He has made the law on this
• subject, and the 'question will, never be argued
math. He may be voted down by Legislatures, .
Courts, and Exemdlyes, 'but the argument will •
stand unimpeached. The Chief Justice
and his next door neighbor Wayne, evidently felt • •
• the crushing weight of -his exposition. And while
Judge Curtis did not tell -his legal chief. that he ,
vu guilty of, falsehood; h e - did say that his state. -
meets would be received with eery great surprise,
and proceeded to demonstrate his groan historical
misrepresentatiooS. The Chief Justice's &nom- , ..
Store on this point will have a very serious and
damaging sleet upon the other parts of his optic-•
lon..which would be teak enough staading alone,
' and which, under existing circumstances, deserve
no more respect' than any Pro-Slavery statip
speech made during the late Presidential canvass."
We would like to publish the opinions pro.
and to*, in full; but our space will not permit.-- 2 .
Wi give enough however, to show - that the char= •
"Mar of the Supremo Court of the United Statile,
as an impartial, judicial body, has gone. It hie
attdicated its gat , functions and descended lido
the political arena. „It has rallied its Y=109;111
his dragged andlollrited its, garments in the filth
'of Pro Slavery *dittos. 'From this day 'forth it
. •
inns:, staod in th e inexorable judysent of lamer ,
tial history as a self-disgraced tribunal. From
'this day forthit i vrill be one of the great and lead
ing endeavors of the Free States to obliterate the '
'shanieful reentd, and undo what tit has done.—
What his been : done will be undone. For. that
Court, instead of planting itself upon the latene•
-table principles of justice and righteousness, bas
chosen 'to So' epon a temporary and diatayini,
L foundation. If there is . Yoh a thing is Mensal
Justice in the Universe, that foundation must
crumble and. fall, and carry all who repose epos
-.,
f it into enevirtblis vain.
If the Supreme - Court . had no jurisdiction
.
whatever in the matter,why the vol u nteer /Antoci
which in weight tastier the eirmestancee, is really
entitled collet. little more consideration than we
- i!oeld award a: bar • Voittir harangue ? Ii was li
dos however, tor the to Gen. Jackson' in! the
removal of ttie deposits from the United States
' Dank, to 4 esinthsue to merit thecae,. which Who'd,
' him or. the Supreme Bench. ' ;Justice Taney; bee
not changed, notwithstandies, hopes to the este
trary. Rs tangly the servile tool : ef t the elev. '
1
power. 'He is the first 'Homan 'Catholic w has
tiled the position of Chief Justise,„es4 bt u s o p '
sentency in the•Dred Scoit'valte, prone ills Inti.
math relations in. this eilentxi: between p p er 7
and the interests of Shti,...hl"/ . 'ahe subject pro
lific, and ',opine a widiAttla; Int •cidlection bat
..
we have no apace this eine for further eommeell
on the Supreme Court's Non" version of theßota
stitution • Notwitbitandliig that'eoloted mss ea.'