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A 44, 15 01111111
P•TTSVILLE. PA.
A.TURDAY, MARCH
-
lgrTps &entail OU of the Mutat jocatuthl to
the aggregate circulation of any THREE ottiii ngllsh
papers phOlisheil In the County—and as W drverthse
eolote's
among the best portion of the popitlatlon. an ad
went 'Muted In Its columns M. of course.vrorth as much
to the advertiser as If publiabed - in any three other Tla
pClll. lu ou acco rdi ng
to
advertising are pa p ys gra ded In riceto the circulation of theec.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
itt REASONA-." gee Ordinances of this new Borough.
• ELLEN -M. D. Mcatn., gives musical instructions.
Bee adroit's...ldea. • • ' • ' '
A SITUATION as Fo;warder or Coal Shipper Is. wantr
ed. See advertisement. • '
RISING SUN NURSERIES AND GARDEN;—Bear ad.
• liertisenunit of $. Wooer & Co. . •..
. • STORE is St. Clair 6 offered ibr „rent. ,Bee adver-'
tlsement signed airs. Westin.
STOVES, RANGES, &c....—See advertisement orSelomon
HUNDRED.uneree street; Pottsvilare wanted by- l le. 1
.1
. ONE HD AGENTSappen
Worth; Plaistow, N. IL See advertisement.
'• PAPER lIANGINGS,Ic—See advertisemen of Mu-,
de y & Bowen, Centre street. near American louse. •
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS —See advertlbernent
Of 'John Stone it Sods, 4 Soutb• Second streets, Phila
delphia. •
PILES AND RASPS, re-rut and made &putt to new by
•J. IL Smith, No. 01 New street , Philadelphia. •B adver
tisement
M I LLlNERS,Merchants and others ans referred t? the
(advertisement •of • Warburton's Bonnet materials,, for
i Spring trade. . • ,
PROPOSALS • for sinking a Slope at the Itijt Black Cr.
Imp. Co.'s Colliery, have been issued by. Madill Carrel,
Engineer. ilealetm. Seeedvertlsernent. • ,
'Pill LADELPIII AND READING RAILROAD CIO*I
- PA NY,—The tiles of freight on merchandise, aed Wit;
,on Coal are promulgated In our advertielieg c olumns this
'Week. • • ..
LITTLPSIVLD k CO.. of Springfield, Maas., advertise
a Pump. less complicated than any other Steam Pump
In use, for Stewinboat, Railroad, Factoryandidinlng - rur•
•. poses. - Sew advertisement. ' •
- CONSUMPTION.—We refer the attention of the read
er to the advertisement of Dr. G. W. o,ishain, 109 Filbert
street., Philadelphia. who has had much- success in cu
ring Consumption and all amass of the Dings and
Throats, by Inhalation. .
"AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST."— . —The' eiforts of
• Ovance -Judd, the. Proprietor of this excellent agricul
' tura! Journal, are meeting with the mama they merit.
The Agriculturist is rapidly Increasing •Its. circulation.
Twenty-Svc ti 'rand packages of seeds have been given
.to s bwribers' this year. See advertisement'.
Goy`. GE. nr u en route to Washing on from
Kintas.
To V. Are indebted for pub- '
liedocuments. . ..:-•
Mu. Wsoeissitrat will accept our acknowledi,
,ments for public , documents. . . .
4 1'noss of 'our subscrpers changing their places.
of residence on'the , let of ,April, will have 'the
kindness to leave a notificsition of the fact at ou r
.
office of 'p Bach a course will prevent
mistakes, and'onsure prompt and careful deliv'ety
of the JOURNAL..
.
Loon Our, Wrransfins.--Judge 4egins jester
.day becoming 'annoyed at the postponement of,
several civil cases, in.c9sequenctro7 the absence
of important witnesses, announced that in future
to, check the evil, he wouicynot only impose a ilne
on non-attendiniwitnesses, residents of Pottsville,
but would send them' to jai l Seypre, but-juit.
ffpr. J . Axes CooPart.—Thft= gentleman will,ho
a prominent candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court: The Ilarrlaburgi Teirgraph says that his
claims will be strefigly urged,by the Philadelphia
sin'itather delegates. The nomination would be
heartily endorsed we believe, by. the Oppbsition
in this State. He would make a 4001 Judge, and!
is an available eandidate.j,
THE WOHICING OP COAL ISltzraa.—rom
Walton, whose ...papeye lllintilation published
in'the ;MINERS' ,Tounnit:, attracted Much (Men-
tion and commendation, we have received a com
municatiop on • the working of Coal mines:
While expressing "our aoknowedgmunta to Mr
.Walton for the favor, we will state that his corn
munication Aide be 4iublishedat • an early day
POn.rin'S SPIRIT !OP Tae TlMES'—This New
York weekly is t o Most spirited of 'the sporting
. publications of the country.' The tone is chaste,
which must contributi - materially to its success,
while the tact andrtability displayed hi its edito
rial columns; are.prOminent. Tbo Publishers re
centlyissued to thltir sabscribori a rioat-little pic
ture of !Mora TentPre,7 whose itmoon the Univ.
..Course, L: 1., Sept . . 2, 1856, was. 2-241 in 'hornet" :
The picture was sent in good condition: It is ex
ceedingly well got up; and'wortfiy of' framing.
LOREL eitert.had nn offiehtl interview with the
. . ,
the President on Monday. He presented hid ere
**"dentiale RS minister from the COurt of St. James,
and addressed the President in a neat speech, to
which.the-President made ti happy reply. In the
•
•course of his speech, the President remarked:
I "During my administration it shall bd my agree
able duty, as well ni lay 'earnest desire to increase
the friendship sail mutual good will now so hap
,
--pily subsisting between the two countries; and-to
render theselbniiiiimits strong and enduring, with
• such sincere and heartfelt disposition on both sides,
should difficulties over arise , between the two gciv
ornments, these will bo easily adjusted in a spirit
of mutual forbearance and concession."
TEE,(74.1.091ThE1 STATE TICKET.A Harrisburg
:'corresprdent' suggests the following ticket as .
iimito most ,effectuallY; in tho coming
campaign,_the entire Opposition to the sham De- .
mooracy I •
. ,
For Goeirnor.--,Gideon J. Ball, of Erie.•
. • For Judges of the Suprale Court.—lsaac Ha
; ilehurst, of, Phifadelphia, and David Wil?not, of
_ :Bradford county.
Canal Commissioner is left figerLis there aro
Andy names sffgfmted for that' office.
-Mn. Wilmot it 'is • underatood, prefers if any
• ohtiloe accorded him, the nomination for Judge
•of he Supremo court, ail he desires to remain on
tbe bench. • ,
Tho delegates from, County have 'been in.
strueted to support D avid-Wilmoqor Governor,
Hon. James Cooper,for Judge, and ajor John q.
, • Logeig,lor Canal Collimiesiueey,
•
1.1:11E. ASEINGTON POIitONINO PAISE.Mr. Le
nox of Ohio and Mrs. 'Adams, wife of .L.
Adams of New YerkAave died from the effects of
,a disease contracted at the National Hotel, Wash
• higton, in consequence of partaking of food* im
/ pregnated with Poison.. A large number of 'per
', soils who sojourned, at the Nsitiowal, including the'
i k ilqesident, wore setiously affected. Even now,
.the Hon. Win:'L.,,Dewartand the lion. Junes H.
.Camphell, aro suffering to some extent, from par
.
taking of food there, iturregnated wtlh poison.—
%Afar colemporaries err in ascribing the' occurrence
to, water poissned by rats killed by arsenic. The
guests were affected 31 Food cooked in vesicle lined
with coitper: Ifeloming coated by constant. use,
sediment of -a poisonous nature was commu
nicated ti,..the.food. cooked in them.
t4E the deaths mentioned Will be the only
once thgt will transpire from the occurencei The
other persons affected are till recovering ~
' Is an articlo'last week on tho,Dred &eft ease,,
,we inadfertently recognised the volunteer opinion
of the Supreme. Court as adecision before ' which
the people hunt bow and which "practically set
' tie; all thc'protninent points at issue between tho
leading-polities' parties, of a constitutional char
acter, relative to tto question of slaveiy." The
. fact is, that tho opinion of Justice Taney in this
case is worth n . .much, and is entiticd•to as much
respect, at if it lad been . ,uttered on the 'stump.
The - question be ore the Supremo ' C'ourt war; have
we juradictioil i the matter ? It *as deolded'in
the negative.- here tiie "matter ended. What
toth;wed . a as v i ol ntecred, and possesses no Judi
cial,weight. T decision of the Supreme Court
in J.:1.7e in-tehie ' it has jurisdicti4, we will res.'
poet, es every good citizen should.' It is' the
highest tritomal of the'land. When it deiceuds
however, from its high dignity to dabble in
party politics, arid sOll the ermine, us it has done
in the Dred Sciitt ease, we rsithhold• that respect
acid veneration which should ever attach to 'flu
.THE. , COAL TRADE .
Rit c;-1
Pottsville, March 21, 1 8,5.1.
- ...
The quantity rent by Railroad ttdy sreek is
2 , F,01 4 if; tons—by Cann1.2,404 tons—jall„of which
tca?.lr,ar. Schuylkill llar.en except one, hoot. Jona
4f. •r • ,ni 1` ,i-. (7,ll ton—tanking, 29,319 15 tons fOr
.
!the liTl .. ri :
nIC-I',ll vl:lpped by Canal i. principally fur.
4', !the' and I'.llll3.lelphia—.and the EhiPluilmt*
mil! hi.....1ir.,1it for ilia tilt 11 111 g two- irecka. So jar
1 1 . .`,... 1.5 but little .h.rn . :(11,1 far Coal either here or .
It. It'od mond, at any. ' , rice, and the Coal, gtkr.,
to t tatd i= principally tr..,n4 the gangways, 1
qi
the .to no in course of ideparatipo
.. for 1
Ihis'year'. btodnebs. Rut little "dead work" wee
1.i.0 da,",r , ;; the niatcr season at a large portion
'he, ::i.ri..., 4i
ngi to the dollnere of the trade,
~. •.1: - i:y .1 fun.h.--atnl tbiS Coa: wile'?
' ' ll. ' 4 ' l .'"ei ~r li .1 . 11 Iql
. ffl. l llli ot great (letunta,
l3g.tolntnanda esii Trice t h a n . that takennt
from
l ' i, . •..tataFtf of the ince when full under w a y.—.
i (
k l '
- ';dc., this Coal taunt CQnTil . 0414,.14 . 0 . 115x)her_
tt:L , • . -
up le under pricy 'at en additional' edst 4t is 'goner-
' is 4 4 litt
.
The supply of Coal .In'the • market • holds_ oat
longer thanrag anticipated, particularly at the
East—and from present appearances.there will be
but little Betkuuid for Coal before the middle of
April or thefirst of May. It will therefore be the
• height of foi
ly,if not sheer seadassS, to attempt
to force. Coal on the market, when jit is • not,
I wanted., ' J •
The rates f toll have been promulgated ad sta.
ted in ourStseript last week-$l 80 by Railroad,
pir,
`witit.a draw ack of 40 cents to New Yuri and - 20
centi to the act. By Cadal the toil is 65 cents
. .,-zz o ffil the figlats have opened at. $1 90 to New
TOIL azid.9ll 'Fonts to Philadelphia.. - These rates
liiventire satisfaction to the trade ob far is We
calOpar.n. 1 " - .
rsn Delarare, Latkawanna ••k Great Western
Railroad and OW Company, have",fixed the fol
lowing priea for their Coal on board'at Elizabeth
_port : I -
.' '
Lump oal, - , : 7 - -,54 25
Steam Oat Coal, - • .-
'-- . .; 4'35 -.
t i
• Broken Coal, •• ' 440
E gg nl4 Stove, - . - - 475 •
Chesat# , Coil:l, : - .• . 375
The freigt and charges from ElitAbethport to
New York re 40 cents
1 11
per Lori: , _ •
The Leh gh Coal Company- will deliver* their
Coal by th Cargo, boat weight, at New York, at
$4 75 per, t n, to which must be added exPente,o
unloading,24 cents a ton—making $.• 871 cents,
,I.
Tbe.prThe slivered ou board 'vessels at Bristol.
has been fixed .It. - '..t. , , 7-.7: - I-$4 00
1130 the Il i l oac - J.load at Bristol, , 375
' Coal by the Boat load is always sold at the in
voked quantity. It is re-weighed: When put on
biaril vessels. . •'. ' • • • [ . • .:
!The present freight on,this Lehigh Valle y Rail.
road fromiAlanch Chunk . to Elizabeth port is, per
- ton, - il ,- -, ---, - ' -' $2 43
To Trenton, - i - . - • - -r 200 I
'To which tikust be added the pride of Coal and
shipping:
We Mart)
from 15 to
hoard at El
published
which is fix
Lutni, Cod'
Coal
reaches Lid,
kill Lump,
l
'tureen Pot
:pausal.
that the .L'Ohigh operators will ask
2,5 cents per ton more fur their Coal, on
!sabethpor"., than thq Scranton prices
lbove,escept probably for Egg and Stove,
zed nt 50 cents por _ton higher than
111. Wo learn that. tbo. Lehigh Lump
all be required on'the lino, before .it
ki water. Throl-fourths of7the Schnyl-
Coal is also Mnimmed on the , line
arid PhWadelphia.
not learned the rates at which Lehigh
a put on board, at • the now, sbippink.
Coal will
•
port at Tr•iston. . •
The Slog rates for Coal on board at Port
Richmon ,:stas discussed at a meeting of the dea
lers held 4 Philadelphia on Tuesday last at Mr.
Tucke're Office. It was understood that the
°poising r tea should be'placed as low as thlYstate
Of this tr• a iould adthit. To cover the different
qualities ;1 Coal, it was understood that the min
imum pri C ought not, to be less than $3.90, on
board, raging up to $4 . 00—and Red Ash $4 10
®' $4 25 per 'lon. These prices
.are, extrearly
20 to 371 cents par ton less than last
year's op• lug rates.
Wm. :ilnes, Jr., & Co., have fixisethe price of
their Wh to Ash Coal on board at Port Biel-mond,
at $3 95 •er ton. The freight AO New York from
Port Ric Mond will average $1 10, the draw *k
of 20
.cc l , fs.in favor of the New York ade,
makes th • !price' of . their Coal deliv t ered in New
York at -4 75—. the same as Lehigh Coal irf.:
fered at. .
By Coma Schuylkill Coal can be seat to New
York as ftdlows :
Good Whpte Ash Coal,
Toil en S
Freight t
Shipping
huylkill Canal,
New York,
, apenaea, . -
I ' • -• ' 84 75
tby Canal always commands from 10
i ' per ton More than . that sent to; Port
,lnd sold tothe middle men. The dit.
Prices constitutes the prOfit to the mid
id it is. Always taken off the producer.
.Ments t fiy Canal from tho Lehigh Ro-
.ot commence before the first of April,
nsYlvani i a Coal Company, and the Del-
Iludson Canal Company will, not pro
eir tariff of price, for several weeks yet.
, . •
are.and Hudion Canal does not open
first. of May=or at least no Coal reaches
before that period, and they will await
iwont of prices in the other:regions, and
is accordingly.
Coal se I
to 15 cont.
Riehmon
ferenre in
die men,
' The shi l
gion will
Tho Pe:
aware nn
- •
mulgate t
The Dela'
before the
tide mac.
the adjue•
frame the
. . I
...It is m uifestly evident tie tberi are two dis
tinct and antagonisticlnteregte at Pert Richmond.
The iute t engaged in mining and shipping
Coal is ilxious to mait.tain 'fair paying rates.
The othe ,i o r middle interest, consisting ' of four
or fi ve fi 'O, are buyers.of Coal from Operators ,
ii
Who have no wharf . .facilities, and
.who cannot
sell their oal by . Canal .' ' They consider it their
interest t ;buy Coal as cheap as possible regard
less of co t.. In fact, they fully admit that , suCh •
their pos) j on, and that if l operators will mine Coal
and are 3 ' foolish as to sell it below the cost of pro
duction, tis theiroWn business iind not the business
.of the pa ',.hatter. Thin ieloorreet according to the
'lloirs of it if iflStopped here, but little
;fault eon d',/be found with this middlO interest.—
But to a .ow how .thiil eystem Works, it is only
to go to some extent into the details of
=Z3
d selling Coal as practised in 6chuylkill•
mining a
There aro about l 90 operators in this
th only 15 wharvei atlrort liichmond
ng purposes. Nearll4lva-thirds of thci
.at by Railroad; and it. little over one
Canal—tonseqUoittly a large portion of
is sold, to the! middle men, whose inj,
s to reduce priees.. .
Collieries work6d below the Wafer level;
larger portioa in Schuylkill , county;
reaionable d tance of the whipping
I •
ire below write leiel,) requiro a certitin
tto work—su as Engines for hoisting;
for shipp r
Coal is •
third by
the Coal
Wrest it
All th•
(and th
within
points, I
equipro
and breaking Coal, ensineers,ltrornen;
idants at tho slopoi and shafts at top and
pilules to haul the Coal frerm the breasts
Ibpes ac.; which together with breakage
iinery, amounts to a pretty heavy per
on the 6oil produced. These Collieries
1, • - r.
obe worked up to - at least two•thirds of
1
)acity, with the necessary equipment, t
p a y exPilles—the Coal produced ,beiond that
quantit gives the profit—to rednee t h prodeCt
below a certain point, (which varies at different
boiled s,) causes *a l'Osi to the producer, even at
paying iices, with full'Verk. If he skips, his
men are thrown oat of employment , m ny go off
In seam of work 'elsewhere, and becomo'neattered
-the a pence of running his engines *keep the
water o t,'the fccding.of his horses 'nd mules
and in fact, ' nenrly the, whole opens° of
I •
teryequipment has to be kept u , if-he in.
1 ;star t it again within a reasonable time.
,e' starts again it takes timo to Oollect • his
eiprobably the expenses incurred in-the
will eat up the profits or thO business
nth ortwo, (or in proportion to the darn
he stoppage,) at full work and paying
tiring the shipping season of 8 months,
1 business is of an ordinary character, a
On is sure to occur in the months of hiliy,
July, and prices Login toi.drag—the
ecomes overstocked at thus periodo—
,
middle interest begins to' o rate—they
~
air supplies vary -Isioldenly, frequently
a day's notice—the colliery hi reduced Ito
ic in consequence—they try to sell—thera
. l archasein—those who are en ged in Mi
n scarcely dispose of their ow product--
of, too+ Will not 'purchase. The mid
:then agrees to take his Coal, say `at 110
I ,
on less,. to pay for piling, e. If the
Istops he is at an expense—if Ito product
.d, it don't pay, and he agrees to sell it a
tr, and worAs on, expecting prices to ad
, •
' ortly—(tho Coal operator has frent fai t h
1 .
,v,ance in' prices whoa the.business is dull,
: I xperienee of the Region proVes thail if
Permitted to fall below a pay' . g point in
1 ' part of the season, nothing at the lb
nt
of Providence can bring them up again
t .)
t time the Coal is stopped aga n midden-
I • ,
.• being no demand fur ship ants—and
1 1
the price again, perhaps 10 ents a ton
1 •
prices ard.reduced below tie oat of iWo
it two-thirds of the collieries in the Be.
his is 'a plaiX, unvarnished his. ory of the
de fur save 1 *years past.;--and the prin
-Iks ar e , the culiarity a ibe trade, dif
,
Many respec s' from 'almost every other
,
f /relines - Nand the existence of, two in
.i.
e interests en4iged in tho trade at POrt
ii. Some of the middle men bre hen l or.
heir dealings, but it is their tinterast to
e 'woe when it is in their power to-do so
1
etet, drop; and grow rich, while thif Pro
, who'n'they purithase,,grows tor:, I N‘r
,fault lie altogether with th enielle in
'Many of our operators force a Coal an
the MOD, even after theYrefus it--sel at
ale meet their payments—bedino. rsdk.
heir business, whin it don't nay, ands in
• - 1 •I
t
to' as t.
much injury to the trades as .) l
the
.1 • •
ug i n terest. ' :
.‘
- i • . ' I.
toady WO evil, the Coal,Organization re
Iwitii stir. Tucker at its head. 'Our °pars
e agreed tafix , a nilnintunt priceiler Coal,
.
FL", a shade above the : cost of ' Productler.l
l el the demand slacks off, and prices aral
fall beloW ibis rats—antiolty is Olen
l , i.
,
I 1
bottom,
to the 'e
of mac'
eectage
,require
their cal
goes on,
his Coll
tends t
When h,
storm!
for a ru
lion of
rates.
when th i
dull Den ,
Juno an
market
then th
stop t
ivithnu
half w
niug,
arid tb
die ma
cents a
oporato
is redu
little lel
vane() s
in in as
but the
they arid
the with
•
terpositi.
In a all.
Iy—the ' I
down g r ./
until tb
dilation
Coal Tr;
oipul ca
tiring f
branch 1 1
tagonizt
I
Itichmo
:tido In
reduce
—other'
darer, o
doca i th
tereit.
the
_any pri
ll
less in
filet qio
purcb
Tur f
funned
tons ha
ast: a ha l
Wbene
Ila Lie t!
to Mr. Tuaker to curtail theitroduellon, say 5 or
10 per, cent., snmelent to keep the supply with
in the demand, which redaction Is to be diiitted
pro' rata among the different 'operators, accord
ing er ! .1,,, amount of their buainess for such a
parted, as the stagnation in the trade continues.—
When the demand increases, the product is in
oreasedio meet it. 'By this arrangement the re.
Jpet4D is divided atuoingseall—aul is is not sq se.
iierittli felt—and prices are not remittal to• N fall
be4tv a paying rate. This is the-nature of 'the
Co Organisation of Schuylkill countir-it is not
to enhance the price of Coal to the consumer—but
rather tends to lower equalises the trade
amingithe differtintinterests- 1 -lessens evils, which
aril, inseparably connected with It, and *Melt
meet always exist th a certain • extent, from this
'very nature of the trade. This organizatibn will
esti tied to protect the community from the nu:
marotts fluctuations that,ttdte place in the trade
snail as , overstocked markets and ruinous p rices
• 'one' year, and a short supply and high prices Per
haps the following year. If' the produeeri are
fairly paid for char investments, they will deyelz
ope and increase the production equal to the do-
mend. If their investments do not pay—thein
crensed production taut necessarily decrease un
til it does pay. It is an established principle4hat
d.ecessary protection eitafided to any branch of big
sinus always increases the supply and reduces pri
ces-Letitia the want of •proteetion lessens the sup
plitind enhances prices. This will he the opera
tion of the Coal organizatiiii, if faithfully carried
out. It remains for the Coal Trade of Schuylkill
County to decide' now, whither they wlll stand by
their own interests, and the interests of the coa
-1 • ,
sumer also, by adhering to it, at least until it has
,
had a fair trial. • .
*e deemed this explanation necessary, because
we observe that in some quitters the organization
istnisunderstood, apd is looked upon as an attempt
-to advance the price of Coal, when in' tint it is
only to. equalize {prices more fairly. among the
different branches' of the . trade, without any ad ,
fence whatever of Coal to the consumer—but on
the coningy, one of the first acts was to recom
niend opening tho. Spring prices
~,aboit .25 -centi
per ton less on bo r ard at Irereßichmond, than the
prices of last year. So sanguine dowe feel of
the_benefits to be j derived from this organization,.
faithfully adhered to, that we are willing to pledge
• - our reputation lie a Journalist devoted to the Coal
Trade, that Coal will:loll from $l, to $1 50 per
torvless in the Boatels market, and about fifty
cents per to • 'n the New York market than
it did last inter. Last year nearly. one-third
the prod c rs were bra on up, and Coal was high
in win r. This year, under the organization, the
• foredo re can reap a profit—the market can bo
fully, up lied, , ,and prices kept down to a fair rate
in lb 'ter..soason. In fact the organization
estab es confidence between the buyer and lel
,.
let as to the stability of prizes, which Will induce,
the former to come into the market and make
his purchaies early, by feeling assured that he
runs
,no risk of losing on his early purchases, by
a reckless reduction in prices towards tiro closo of
the reason on the out-throat principle, which inn
hot be gaurded against when there_ is no unan
imity in the trade, t nd - men, from their urgent
necessities, will, uncontroled,, wake sales which
are ruinous to themselves and .their neighbors
'also. L . 7 •
1. With this organisation; the supply $f Coal from
IScbuyficill county will be increased—without it,
4 .* must lye diminished, because at leaSt ono-third
of the 61lierics will be standing. idle, in the
I bandieitho Sheriff, before the close of the year.
!Such would be the state of the .Coal Trade in
Sebnylklll county,—s e nd whatever may be said to
the contrary, it will be in no better condition
elsewhere, unlesslthe ptoducers have long purses,
and can stand beavy losses.
•
FOSTCRIPT I , .
Meeting of Coati Operators.
• The meeting.of the Coal Trade held yesterday,
at the call of Mr. Tucker, was very largely at.
tended, -two-thitds of the entire tonnage being
represented. The chief object of, th meeting
•was to adopt measures to regulate theilipplies or
shipments of Coal to meet, but not precede the
demand. Most effective measures were suggested
and unanimously adopted by written agreement,
which was promptly. entered into and signed by
every Igelitleinan at the meeting. The power
heretofore evil% to Mr. Tucker to regulate the
shipinents, was greatly enlarged and extended.
On this occasion there was perfect and entire
Unanimity—in fact it was the most united and
harminilout meeting ever convened •in the Coal
Begton— mid' they ull united In a memorial
the. Presidents of the two Carrying Conipt7
nia; to extend their aid and eo-operation with the
trade, In securing to the organization a.fair Wei
=and it It'should fail in removing the great evils
-which have grown up and encompass the trade ,
it can then be abandoned,.
Pout RICONOND COAL Miutriv,ldareh "i'ith, MT.—The
demand for Coal is dull—prices have not yet been fully
developed—but it is believed that they will settle - down
to about $3 90 (§k $4 on bawdier White Ash, and $4 . 10
@, $4 25 for Red.. Ash for fresh supplies from the knees.
Some of the old storks on the wharves may be worked
off at a little less, but no contracts for • any quantity of
•Coal will be made at ion rates than those mentioned
above.
Naw, Tots Con . dasiti, March 19, 1857.—The de
mand for Coal is fair for hoine consumption, and prices
Lave feuded a little; in anticipation of fresh siipplies.—
Anthmc Reis selling at $4, 50 @ 5 76 prepared, and $4 , 60
for Chesnut Coat The Pennsylvania and Lackawanna
companies Have considerable Lump Coal on hind, bat
their Prepared sizes are nearly exhausted. The first of
May is the geteial moving and settling up day In New
York, and the dealers will not take any more Coal Into
their yards than wilt be required for immediate sales.—
In Foreign Coal but lltlle is doing:.
BOSTON COAL MArtirr, Dfareh 18th. r .The *apply Is
considerably reduced and prices are a shade lower: An.
thraclte is selling at $7 50 114 bo per ton by retail, and
$O. @ $0 75 by wholesale. There is but little Foreign In
'ruarket Cutnberhind Is mailing at gf per ton for the
run of the mine; Piston and Sydney at $lO per
tone •
BY TELEGIBA.I4I.
PLIDAY, 6 O'CLOCK. P.
Prelphts from Richmond to—
Fall River, -
Boston; -
Pawtucket, -
Roxbury,
Ravenna, -
Providence -
Folly Landing,
New Orleans, -
Salem, Mass : , . -
New York, •
Maubantanville,
Tarrytown, -
Norfolk, - -
Newport, -
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Coal Trade by Railroad for 1857.
Quantity of Coal sent by Itallroadtor the week ending
on Thursday eyeulng list :
- 10,0= OR
1,033 04
• 11,017 12
703 16
`-= 4,149 15
Port Carbon,
- - -
Schuylkill Haven, -
Auburn,-
-
Poit Clinton, • -
Total for week, • •
Previously this year, -
' Total' r
,; - -
To same period last year, .-
loss's's° so far
hityl kil IC 0u."4 ,- Ita 'leo 557
The following lathequintity of Coal tranAportedoyer
tbodlfferentltailicodsin Sehnylkilleounty,foFtbe week
co/Ing on Thniwday avoningisat :
watt. ,TOTAL.
Mine Miland B.llaven R.U., 13,306 12 99,956 OS
MA:Arbon- " 1,021 06 • 16,060 15
Sebaylklll Valley • -" 6,049 02 '29,601 04
MCCArbonkPLOarbon 's 12.215 04' Wed 05
Mill Creek ' ss, ' 8,644 08 ' 68.565 02
Little Sehnylklll . " 4,155 01 48,550 17
Kate• of Toll and Tranapoitation on
IMM!Mi2
Mi.Carbon.iS. faMM. PLClndos.Aulreirmi.
To illohmond, 'sl 80 -1 $1 75, $1 55 $1 CO
To Philad'a., 1 80 1 74 1 55 1 60
Biirlng ' 155 :150" 135 • 140
11.4ading, •1 10 IOS Il• 05 106
Voice of Toll by-Canal for the, present.
. Prom Pt. aarbon. Aft. thrbon. S. lloren.n. Crintoo.
To rtillad'o., 65 " 64 62 60
Spring Mills,. 00 59 -57 • 60
Non.'Flown; .5 •54_ ' 45'
Reading. 88 37 :15 31
Rates of Freight by Canals
, From Pt. C. M.t. C. S. Pt. C7infort.
To New Yorke $1 901 - $1 85 'sl 80
To Philad'a.,, 90.. 85 80
Lehigh Coal Trade for 1857. . •
Quantity of Coal sent by Railroad for tho weekending
on Saturday last: . •
Irszi. TOTAL •
•
Wm. Blllnes a Co, - --- _ .2.964 07 20,291 13
.R. telll7 * Johnsons, _ 1,123 .19 v 1M32 19
Parker, Carter a Co., " 908 II '"t , 13,192 11
N: Y: a Lehigh, - 1,139 15 ' 8,753 .13
Sharpe, Leieenring a Ce.,, 7,22 : 5 10 - 12,065 10
German Penna. Coal CO. •• . . 1,100 14
Dobbin k Debaren. . • . 6 00 H 238 73
Hazleton, : 776 09 • 2,083 04
•• Total. • 7.103 11 - 70.644 17
Rates of. Toll - and Transportation
, OX VIE LtIIIOII VALLEI.ILUL soAD
Mooch Chunk to Trenton.
do ' Elizabethtiott, -
Scranton Coal Trade for 4857.
Sh'placid,' fur the mouth of Yekruriry:
XO2lTll,*
7tas.
10,480
19.114
Union Canal n. R. Coal Transportation,
Amount trAnsported daring the month et Feb. 1857:
Unln6 Canal
Swittara Railroad,
.._,_.
I.z or kze i yintzicctof,,,, 958
000..
• Total, • :1478
Cumberland Coal 21414'41657.
jwux. tofu.
9,940 61.139
For the lest week, '•
. clahrel eitcocia,m, •
AND OTHER SCHILTYLNILL CO. STOCKS.
00CLICTED 1111 SL Y nr TUOIIIPSON h 11111K11.112,14.1/111123.
' • PIM 011'D aro
Hal Lavinia t
Philadelphia. Reading & Pottsvllle - 60 .WU 40
Ulna Bill and Schuylkill Haven - - 50 n% dlOf.
Mount Carbon - •• -•- 60 '6O 62
Mount Carbon and Port Qarbon - - 50 80 68
MIR Creek 50 50 52
Behwy7kill Talley ---- . 66 50 -52 '
Lorberry Creek.:' -;- - • - 50 00 00
Bialara - • - - 50 - 7
Caustic
ilehuzlkM Navigation 50 -16 17
" preferred - = 5026%
Union Canal ------ . • - 50 12 t lB
' preferred - - - 15
_l6 l l,
Del. Coal & TranaportaCn Ck' 106 . -121 I"=q.'.
• 1141 rowel r>b Cfeallewatiplaateal 1 , I
lAttleSebuyi. Nay.R. R. & Coal Co. - 60 12%kus 401
.Lehigh Coal k Nwrigat -- - 50 13 d 4
EiratetOtt 0641.1 - -
Buck )lonntaln Coal -." • 60 00 00
Pennsylvania Coat R. R. Co. • • • 100 100% 1 02
Dauphin Coal &R. R. Co. - • 100 48 50
Lykes' Valley_Coal.Co,• - - 60 •25 40
Beaver Meadows Cool & R. 11.00- . 50 St% 51%
Lykons Wailer Railroad &Coal Co- - 20 10 16
• Coal Companies $
Pored, Improvement Lb - 25 25
North Annotean Co", preferred , • • r 25 ,25 25
" a . " common - - 25 8 - 9
j Delaware Coal Co. - . 50 00
, Crunberiand Coal Co.. - . - . - 50 19 21
New Creek Coal Co.— - - • 10' .%
- 50 50
- . 50 6s
•
50 29
25 18
• Miscellaneous s
Miners' Bank -I -
Ferment' Bank - . - -
Pottsville Oas Co 4
Pottle/UM Water To. -
ilrfe e Ttie stock of all OW Companies
the Ribero llst wben furnished by thole
publlciation. a
NEW ADVERTMENTS
ELLEN M. D. MCCOOL,
TEACH•
ER of the - PIANO FORTE,
Mahaniongo &red, above Mir& Strict attention
be Oval to the fundamental principles of made.
Pottmille, Starch 21,'57 • 123 m•
No. 4 5 South Second St., Philadelphia,
gRE now receiving their Spring im
p3rtation of Silk and millinery Goods, consisting in
part of Fancy, Cap and Bonnet Ribbons; Satin and *an
tin Ribbins; Glace andlialn Silks; Idareelllnee and
Florence's; Black Modes ; French and English Crepes.
Tarlatan; Mans and Illusionjetres, de. Also, a full
assortment of French and hinerleas Flow.
era! which they otter to the trade on favorable terms.
Mardi 21, '57 12-2 m
STONE QUARRY FOR SALE.
THE aSUBSCRIBER finding he is
getting too old to work his stone quarry, offers it
for sale on reasonable terms.. AU kinds of stone can be
taken from this quarry, ranging In thickness from 4 np
to 9 Inches, and in length from 1 foot up to It feet, and
In breadth from 1 foot to 8 feet. These stones' can he
used fir building, curbing, ovfor pavements. A lot 'of
itone is already querried,,which will be cold with the
quarry. For terms-and other particulars, apply to
JOIIN BRITTAIN, 2 miles below Pottsville.
March 21, '27 12.3 t•
iI eMISERIES AND GARDEN,
Ge gilt
. rmantown /load, half an, hour's ride
from the &change- by Omnibus.
: ~
ADE, Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Oshio.;•rtitids„aoses, ac. Cultivated and for lade
In quantities to snit...dealers and others, Including an ex
tensive aid varied assortment of all , the desirable varie
ties of the above, for, sale wholesale atid retail.
Catalogues can be had on application, gratis.
8. &IA UPAY & CO
N. B.lVtion addressed bj mail, direct to Rising Sun
P. Q., Philadelibia. Our stands are In the Market, Mar
ket street below Sixth, where orders are also received.
March 21:5T 12-61
PUBLIC SALE. - .1
TIN MONDAY, March 30th, 1857;
ky at the residence of the subscriber, In North Blen
heim Tp.. Schuylkill County, one mile west of Orwlgs
,ls
burg, the following articles will. be sold :
1 good mare; 1 colt. two yearsold; 1 fresh '
, -...... cow; 6 lino 'hosts.; 1 sow end
. It s 6, ' p igs ; - 3 wag o ns; &plows; 2
• MIS ;tut rows t 1 sleigh; 1 revolvinit hay rake; 2
se sot double harness; 1 do. single; forks, rakes, hoes,
spades, shovels and seed potatoes •of the 'pnru.seerees
kind. Also, household goods in their variety.
Bale to commeuce.at 1 o'clock, P. 31., on said day.—
Conditions Cash. .1. E. CLAYTON.
March 21, '67 12.=
NEW WORK, Ed
. BISUOP HOPKINS. •
" f
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his rights and duties; by the Right Rev. John
llopkins,; This excellent work treats r 3l - 7
on a great variety of subjects, embracing, Alt! P.
The Religions Duties and Rights of the
I we -"
Citizen; the Science of Politics, Slavery,
Business, Domestic Relations, Social Life,.&c. Price V.
"INQUIRE 'WITHIN" for` anything you want to
know; a nrefiti volume of universal knowledge,contain.
log over 3700 facts for the people. Price $1 00.
VAUX'S ARCHITECTURE—a , series:Vf. Designs Ow
Villas and Cottages, prepsred for oxen:Weil in the United
States, illustrated by 300 engravings. Just published
and for sale by BENJ. BANNAN.
March 21,'5T
New Styles Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, FIRE
_ •h t E. •
Board Prints, Curtain Pa- „ •
pers, ke. Pieces from 6 cents to e w e
$2 00. which we aro prepared to.a.V:„
ss -; .
pot up at short notice.
House and . Sign Painting, Hissing, &B.
Stained and Enamelled 'French and American 'double
thick, Chryital,.Sheet and Plate Blasi, furnished' to or
der. All orders promptly attended to.
I1U1)EY it BOWER,
°seem motnrt, a dope *boys amerlesta noose.
March $l, •
RE—CUR. .
T and made equal to new, at
N 0.61 New `street. abote Second, between Race
and Vine. PIIIII.ADELPIIIA.
'Pelee of Re. Cutting, Per. Dozens
In. Flat Baat'd. Half Rolled a rTaw. In. Threecrane
mill Files. Baw ;Am.
40$1 b 0• .$1 62 • 3 1 ,4 $0 00
11 ' 1 60., =I 192 ;4 63
72 200 245 ' 4% 66
13 2AO 264 6 72
14 2 70., 300 .15.4 75
15 . 330. 360 .
16 420 450 7 , - 20 '
Horse Rasps one Inch more than half roundAlles.
ire All work warranted satialketorf. A good -nixed
meat of New Files constantly on band. J.B. SMITH.
March 21, '571.2.1.2m
. •
• • WARBURTON'S _
.lionnet Illaterials..ros SPRING MM.
To MILLINERS. MERCHANTS and OTHERS.
JUST RECEIVED, a full supply of
cheap and tiesishie.e goods;the late 4 Paris fashions,
of our own importation, also from auction and Importers,
which we offer much below the usual prices.
Bonnet Ribbons, all widths, Marceßlues, . •
Clause and Crape do Florence's
Black Velvet do , gngllPh Crapes
Plain Satin do derophane do
Plain Mantua do French do
Glace Silks Bonnet Lawns
Poult de gni Tarlatan. white and colored
Oro d' Afrique Joined Blonds
Om de Naples Blond Laces
Black Oro de Rhinos Illusions and nets •
Black Modes • Ruches and Quilling, •
Black Bombasines • Crown Linings,... ,
Oil Silks, etc., etc., Embroideries, Gloves, Mita and Lace
AtNe.l6o% South , Second street, Second Dry Ocwbs
Store t?elow Spruce, Phdadelphfa.
Marrh 21.'67
• • 140
-
- •1 60
. • 210
• • 200
• 1 45
• - 145
• 1 10
1 1
• 120
1 10
- 140
1 25
20,914 15
• 301.331 09
- 394,240 04
340,679 18
53,566 06
rimlis PUMP is made of Irani Brass,
Bronze or Run Metal castings, d&igned, and et ,
tenevely s 4 for Steamboat, Rsilmad, Factory and Mi
ning purposes. and gives great satisfaction as a Boller
Feed rump. They are very -easily repaht;, , end, being
!titmasphaitcdrhari any other Mean Puss is use they
are much less liable to get but of order. or refixes/oaf
and testimonials, with circular, psis, de. apply to
LITThEFIELD A 00,,
6 ikrisse&dot 2 Mau.
Marc' 21.'57
GOOD NEWS
QIIGAB-CANE
L.7ABUNDANT.
(ATIIER REED
A./PREMIUMS.
• 200
243 •
110ftlt • TOTAL.
8.431 15 13.324 00
6,018 00 11,058 10
litre% 21; 17
JOHN STONE & SONS
RISING SUN
JUST RECEIVED
FILES & RASPS.
THE BEST STEAM PUMP
The Publisher of the
AMERICAN AGRICULTURE/3r
Is happy to announce that be has
Just received an unuttuire supply of
the Cumus NORT/HILN SUOMI CAUL
Sun, direct from the name source as
that precutd by the IL 8. Quern
merit.
Ue is now able to offer to two
xaw subscriber, this Sprharo over
GOO prom ptrject seeds (Instead of
300. hitherto offered-) To ChM sutr
seribers, 1,000 seeds each. The
seeds forwarded at once, on receipt
of subscription. (Send la reetdreti
reefed envelope, postpaid. with two
3 cent stamps for 600 seed/Ada with
three statupsfor met 1,000 seeds.)
One Dollar will secure for the mr.
tire year, 1857, the BEST liractkal,
indructirc jam nal on Som.
Orman publhthed—with the Simen
Cum and other seeds ,RU.
1311 copies for .6. Ten copies, $8
N. IL—Any old or nem subscriber
can hares packet of any one or of
each of the following seeds five, on
sanding a rcusly•dirscied, past-paid
envelope for each kind defiled, *h.:
King Phdip now Darling', Zrint
Bari, Sweet ant stotras Swat
Cbrn; and White /bland Vats (42
poundal° the bumbel.) As many
seeds will be returned in tech ' OOOO
lope as the' postage stamp upon it
will. corer.
The Agriculturist has a subscrip-
Itioniist larger by many thousanda
than any other similar Journal In
the World, and in return fbr PAP
emus a pattenage,the Publisher con
eludes to tnake these free °tremor
seeds to old as well as wire
bars. (25,00/1 packages of seed have
:41r"' y both' gifen out this year.)l.
N. B.—From the stereotype plates
the - numbers fbr January, leabrairy,
aid March, (Nog. T, 2 and S r of Vol.
Id) can still be supplied.
owon num; Puhiliher,
No. 191 WOorstres4 Now-York.
IZIt
SOLOMON HOOVES. )
Milldam's and 11114 stall .
DE4ER . in Stoves, Ranges; •
Elsateis. Tln Ware, Molnar Ware, Sri.
tante la - m*l taste Wan. french , Wan, and
Cutlery, Range Bolen, Portable Unger, Gas
Ovens, Summer larnare, to., ae., has added
to his See., stock of ikons a variety of sew "pt.
terns of Kitchen Ream of which he ent live that
/iciest I +llolmdation.
Me calls partferthir attention to his new style of Men
tar which in is confident will make the best nester that
hes ever been used In thb fart of the country, also, a
variety of new patterns or Cooking, ' and Hall
Barren He cults' particular attention to hisshaet lrpn
Parlor Store, It is an' improvement on that Histerbsch;
which he Is tontine:it is the beet store in 'use. He has
now the largest stock of the above articles (too warner-.
°°° mention,} that ban ever been offered in this part
•of the couptry. Ile invites his 'ldeals and anteaters
to call and; ne .for theassehres, feeling confident
that he can suit in.quallty and, pries: he Utters
himself that he has had much experience in his line of
business; therein* he feels confident:that he cannot be
amassed In quality or cheapness.
sarßoollas and Spouting and all kind of jobbing
done at the shortest notice.
(bare stred, a doers above if arkd, wed side, /Wreak.
March 21, 'ld
CONSUMPTION 4 '
A ND ALL' Diseises of thi Lungs
_EL
and Throat are positively curable. by inhalation,
which conveysthe Teemed'ss to the cavities In the lungs
through the air piumapse,and coming in direct contact
with the disease, neutsulbes the tubercular matter, al
lavethe cough, came a free and easy
. espeetoratkni,
heals the lungs, purities the blood, imparts.nriewed Vi
tality to the eeranuksystem, gitlng that tone and ener
gy so indispetuable for the restoration of health. To be
able to state omfidently that Consumption le afraid.'
si
by Inhalation; le to in. a source of unalloyed pleas .
It Is as much node , * the control of medical headmen as
any other formidable disease; ninety out of every b
drid eases can be cared in the trot ahem, and fifty r
cent. in the second; but in the third stage it is tea s
able to save more than five per tent.. for the; lungs
so eat up by the disease as to bid defiance to medical
skill Even, however, In the last stages; inhalation f
iords esfraordlnary, relief to the suffering attending
this fearful scourge, which entrually destroys ninety
five thousand persons in the United States alone; and a
correct adenlatioa shows that of the present population
of the earth, eighty millions are destined to 1111 the.
Consumptive'. grave. _ ._._
, .
Truly the quiver of death hat no arrow wi Wal ai
Consumption. In all ages it has been the great enemy
, of life, for It sparse neither age nor sex, but sumps off
alike the brave, the beautiful, the graceful, and the
gifted. By the help of that Supreme Being, from whom
cometh every good and'perfec t gift, I am enabled to offer
to the afflicted a permanent. and speedy curs in Con
sumption. The first cause of tubercles is from impure
blood, and the immediatireffect, produced by their de
position In the lungs, is to 'present the flue *drat. ion
of air into the air cells; which cause's weakened vitali
ty through the entire system. Then surely it I. more •
'rational expect greater good from medicines entering
the east mot the longs-thee, from those administered
throngh,the stomach ; the palliest will always find the
longs free and the breathing eiscr after inhaling rem&
dies. True. Inhalation is • load remedy, nevertheless It
acts canal' tutimially, endewith more power -and certain
ty than remedies administered by the istomagh. TO
prove the powerful and direct influence of ,1 his mode o
administration, chloroform inhaled will entirely destroy,
sensibility In a few minutes, paralysing the entire ner-
Vous system, so that a limb may be amputated without
the slightest pain; inhaling the ordinary ; burning gait.
will destroy life in a few hours. -
The inhalation of ammonia will eons.-the System
when fainting or apparently dead. The Oat of many
of the medicinal is perceptible In the akin a ifew min
utes after beinginhated. end may be immediately detect
ed in the blood. A consincing proof of the constitu
tional effects of inhalation, is the fact that sickness is
always protested by breathing foul air:. Is not this prod
• tivesivldence that proper remedies,. esrelll ll 7.Preineed
and judiciously administered - through the•lunp, should
... prahice the most happy results? During eighteen
years' Practice, many thousands, auffecin from -dimwits
of the lungs and throat, have been under my care, and
.1 have effected many remarkable • cures, ' ven after the
sufferer* had been pronomited In the last stages, which
folly satiate s me that consumption Is no- (miser a fatal
disease: My treatment of consumption is original, and
founded on long qpistience and a thorough inyestige
lion. My perfect &cousin tanee with the nature of tit-
berries, Ac., enables me to distinguish, readily; the ilk
dons forms of disease that . simulate consumption, and
. apply the proper remedies rarely being mistaken eve
in a - single one. This landllarity In connection with
certainipathological and miefraemple discoveries, enables
me to relieve the lungs from the effects of contracted
chests:l to enlarge the chest; purify the blood, impart to
it renewed vitality, giving energy and tone to the entire
system., toe 13. Post Office, 0.- W. GRAHAM, M. D,
'Office 109 FILBERT Street, below Twelfth, Fbiladelpbl.4"
Pa. • March 21, '57
, .I 12-ly
- TRANSPORTATION•
58
58
19,
to
their
SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION CO.
O FFICE of the•Schuyl. Nav l4 P a n l C Bl7 o.,
The charge for the naeof CAltSanfl a f r ci c lFOLL oh An
thracite coal carried on the Schuylkill Navigation will
be as follow', until farther notice:
••4 o „ s
, - 2 ••-•
_
4 6
Q
-: 11 . ' .C, •
2, Si
' Cts. .Cls. CM. Cts.
To Plilladelphia, 65 64 62 50
"84 nyunk. 65 64 . :. 62 , 50
" Spring Mill, C 0 59 .: '57 .50
" Dinshohocken, fill 59' '' 67 50
" Plymouth Dam, 60 69 57 50
" Bridgeport, 65 54 62 45
a Nbrristown, 65 54 ' 52 46
" Port Kennedy, • ' 60 40. 47 40
a Valley Forge. , 50 .49 47 40
" Piwling's Dam, , 50 • 49 47 40 -
" Pert Proyldence, 50 49 47 40
'a Phcenixtrille, • 45 4-4 42 87
" Itbyer's Ford, ' . 1 45 44 42' 37
a Pbttstown Landing, 45 .42 - .42 37
," Port Union, 43 :40 40 36 -
" Blrdsborough, • 41 40 38 34
" goading, - 38 37 35 31
" Kithouse's, • ,Pt 37, 85 31 •
" Moormille, 38'' 37 ' 35 31
" Hamburg, ' 35 34 ' 32 V
" Grerigsburg 'Landing, 30 . 20 . 27 -00
TOW slumps will be pr ton ot 'MO Th e , ipso Ore per et.
=rlbr waste, an Jaunt', and no charge less than
ite cents per ton will be made Le any distance.
. : By order of the Manageis, I-FRALEY,
March 21, '57- 12-1 President.
PH I ILAD'A & READING RAILROAD.
asIIiENEWOM
()FFICE of Philada."e pA. ta .j 1
&
R.
arrh 11
R 3: 2 .0 .,
Thatidea of Freight and Tolls on Coal transported by
this Company, will be as follows, from 16 Lerch, HU,
until farther notice.:
. ,
1
rioic i i
k=
To r i I I p t I°.
. ..o , 0 f.. ,
To Richmond, 180 175 880 155
"'Philadelphia, I 180 175 1. 60 ' 165
" Inclined Plane, .1 60 175 160 155
" Nicetown, 180 175 160 155
" Germantown R. R., 180 1 715 160 155
" Falls ofSchnylkill, • 180 1 7 100 1 :65
" Manayunk, ' IPO 175 160 155
" Spring Mills, ,I 65 1 140 136
" Conshohocken and Ply-1 _
month Railroad, 0 '. 1 55' 1 5 140 135
1 1 Ramlio's anti Potts' and '
Jones',lso 4 4 135 1 30,
" Norristwaorliridgeport. 150 4 135 130
" Port Kennedy, '1 45 A 40i 130 130
"Nanny Forge, . 145 ,I 1 40 130 130
" Placnizellle, 1 351:1 30 1 20 , 1 20,
.. ItoSer'l42ord, 136 111 • 120 120
"Pottstown, 130' 1 2. 115 115
" Doitglturrille, 1 30 ;1 115 115
"',Birdsboro' ... , 1 20' •, 1 I 1 os's 105
a Reading, - 11 10 1 3, 06 105
"MetWebn Reading, and'
• Molt'rnville, 1 llo' 105'105 1 05
", Mobrayille, 11011 05 105 105
" hamburg, 110 105
": Orwlgsburg, 110 105 • •
By order of Lb. Board of Maniecers. -
Mardi 21, '67 .2-] W. 11. MoILIIENNEY, gee'y
HILAD'A.A READING RAIL ROAD.
RATES OP /REMIT ON MRRCIIANDIZE
N snd AFTER MARCH Ist, 1857,
until further notiet; the fc•ilowing ilates of Freight
11 be charged per.loo pounds: - 1 •
' • Itt
Pl l '
Wei. , 4 2 4'
P• 47; ,
so 15
AUTICI23 OF 'Asian:
D y Goods.'Confeetionery, Books.carpet-
lips, Cigar; Prgh Meat. Fligh t Glue to
Anvils, Bran, Butter. Copper, Bea, Ear
. dhenwaneGrindstooesGmeeriesilemp
. jHanes, Hardware; Hides. Hollowware;
iLeather,Maehlnery,Oyaters,Otla,Beecti,;
, (de., •
Cotton, Cidtee, G rain. Bar Iron, Lead, Mo.
Ilassea,Nalls, Spikes, Riee, , Salt, prim.
&tt, Buipir. Whisky, ke.,
Bms, Fire Bricks, Guano, 1411 Stone:l4
IPi roo teb and Tar. Salt, Scrap Iron, Timber
and Ltimber, te..
lag, Coke, CiWd Wood, Clay, Gravel,
ee, Iron .Ore, Limestone, Manure, Pig
Iron, Plaster, Slate, Malt Liquors,
Floor, per barrel,
- arch 21, '67
g
bi r•,..,1
4 0
0
o f_•_,
es —4
ce
.::, ..,.,
;I
ISCELLANEOUS.
;14 INESE 81ICAR CANE SEED.
JST, received and for7sale in small
mantiges by - 181 warxes.
! CRABS SEEDS ...
, .
(`PLOVER, Timothy, Or,c ardr Grails,
1,_,1 and other Grass Bared; for salethe quad. or
1
bushel at . B. DONAN'ti:
Wholesale and retail Seed and Book a , Pottsville.
DRINTDI67PAPER.—B pk & Ne*s:
_i_ Paper, of every size and weight, of 'varier quAty,
for sale at Mill prises. '-, GARILIGUBB,
„,„ Centre street, Pottsville.
324 f
August 9;'M
NEW CAS CONCREAVE MATCHES.,
i i .
rut-W. , 1.1 1 NDE f Ii t S h I N GN O E . D o, iavi:g the
w - fir Itan c ijoil stforekiepax at . m.inotlito g ' prices. 114
Pottsville. F0b.2.7 '6l 161 '7 i 'DUI Ma LERact.
la
A at
:to
117
PAPER_ SAS'S,
T✓AT4NT MACHINE-M
Di" to hold from 1 to 2O pounds.
g and others, for oak by • E G
• Contri r
Eovember 8, '5, ,
e g it
50,000 GALLONS SPE I
tiDMUND RODMAN,N 1
MAlM—Otters for sale 50,000 1
A - /IMMO SPERM 01L,:for mach re
pert._ Also 60,000 gallons bleach '
SPRING WitALE OILS, all of tbe bes c
addressed as above, will hare prompt a el
Itoaton, March 7i AT , •,:
14111±MING, 130,
HE subseribei , thmot. ces "to the
a public that he will continue to rry on the bust-.
flesa.et bulki kip and bl hta , , l in all Ur
brioches, is usual.; He le ready to inlet Ibr erecting
buildings complete. or trill furnish the =Latakia In his
line to ouutractonr, at the lowest fate% d will be hippy
to f cadre the patronage et the pubile.
, . •. - AMMAN,
totter file, February 7. '67. • I 6.ren ,"
4. 1
I LIFE "1/181,1RAN .1
..:
Penn Mutual Life lasuranee v. . 1
CAPITAL $700,000.: mud A :
. •
siLL.the profits,ditideil.: I
, Polley holdors.lbrtho 5143 ..,. .
mt.
' 4loldors of polkles In Mlnerstille A .
autr lulve their dividend eertlfienhit • t,
• d nt. on,the Coilt prentlnuis Todd in * ant.
ehie O nds of six" :per ono& on the' sato • ,
IM. •
Deserlp
_live in lets, Blink !firm , I
every horniso l i t . k til iti• and 'or ~ l
Igaa er ee faciilsbeittnialtpUca P Hon II It • •.s
illy or Oy lawn .', -.. • . 30$KPII it '
' • -• ' ital i Agr
i )I,ll,penviUrei Mart, 740 i; li7 - -:
-.! .
- '
ci,Amps .FAPTIMINO We.
, u receivai, a lot ot 'mass u
ey
as strelbont artkl. for bistiminig Gaza or Lsattr
Iteittekp—.auioes alssii. lot !tab by D. BANNAN,
Gobi Amt.
• - NOTICE.
phAtIPHIN AND SUSQUEHANNA
COAL COMPANY . ..4IIOI4IIot the Tie per ant
of this eolltPan7, b this vicinity, .are neptested
to forward to the subscriber, for perweat, the eoupowe
doe April 111W--epthwelear smelt teepee with Dem
of holder. B. W. HAIM_
~....oterfer, Cold SPAM:
Letter eoureee---atarriou r g.
11-at
Mrei 14th, '37
THE LAWTON BLACKINIRRY.:
ORDERS received for this .celebra . -
k_y tea elsekberri by the subseribse;, who will ahn
give directions how to plant It. This Blackberrytt
planted In proper situations wIU continue to. bear tor
slx. weeks. It Is pronounced by competent judging the
Queen of alt Berrie. As the sabseriber melees his
plantasilmotly from the cultivator they can be retied
WO AJ sennuse. 11.,BANNAN.
; ,UNION CANAL.
r is,,WORK -having been enlarged
theoughout to admit the lamed. steed Pet=
Ets, th e water will be let in from
Middle
teen to Reeding. on the drat day of April.
Toll Shasta and inibrmaticra respecting the Caner an
be obtained /a the °Mee of the Company, Na 611Widqut
Anahilidelphda, on anolleation to
-• I R. nolonsamrru,..ftesideng, 40.
nh:ir . 1041 :• !
, .
- •. i
ILYCOMINO .CO. FIRE 1 4 1118URANCE,
i, COMPANY..
! , ,
THE members of the above named
Company are heretr r y notified that an assists:lmM
per cent. was authorised by the Praetors .of mid
°mammy on all notes given' for hemlines on !policies
which were In forte on the 12th day.of Oetober,lll66, and ,
that the Duplicate of said iumesiment, Nn.l3, containing
the sums of money due from- members residing Within
limits #f lichn,yikill ()aunty; has been transmitted to
thd undersigned • for collection. Mei members of said
Company are, all), hereby cautioned against making
payment of miy sums,,due on said assessment,, to any
local or traveling agents, as no one, aside from himsef,
within the !hilts of Schuylkill :County is authorised, by.
aid Company, to rmeive any monies's° due, Other by
instructions,letters, certificates, or otherwise. .
1 . .. JAOOII , A. MUM,
Roc: and Genetid County Agent.
' Office—Corner of d and Market sta., Pottsville.
. Feb.2B, .7 1 . 9-2112 : ,
- A t u tun i
John Silver p In In- •
formlnglas numerous friends and =,i4 o t;
En: the public generally that be has
• left Mr. 8. Slanders Refectory and
en tbati commodious Refectory bi the Basement of
the Odd rellows' Hall, where be edit be happy to watt Cu
his friendaand the public.` le Dopes
i ts peat reputation
for keeping a respectable establishm t for twenty-live.
years;in the same !Woof business, aide &mire taphole
will ensure a continuance of their atro
nage. ! John
Silver 194 also present to the public Ws .evor" miy's
Bill of Fare, Irtz: • ,
, ,
Raw *sta ni in the shell, mit or flub, Stewed Oils.
tern, Spiced ditto, ditto Salmon, Clam Soup. Boiled sad.
Roasted Potatoes, Fried Liver, ditto 'fresh Fish, Spluid
Lobsters, Fresh Crabs. Boiled Ham, Mutton Chops. 0*
fee and Toast, Spiced Tripe, Spired fresh Fish,-Sardinse.
Stewed Beef and Mutton, Catfish and COffee. fresh Lob.
'Stele, Sp Clams, Smith's Philadelphia XX Pale Ale,
iti
YeuWln at and Laner's Pc ttrrille Pale Ale, on draught,
and al} k da of Domestic Wines in bottles. Ae.. , /te. - . 1
' - JOHN SILVIS. '
,- Minersville, February 11, VI
*car - DON'T LEAVE IT TOO LATE!
YEMTAISD MADE TREES, IDIRURBERT,
PLAITS, Re.
3 i
: 'THE subscriber is now
prepared to - roteive order's thy all kinds
, of Fruit and Ornamental Trees for streets •
an talCnament grounds, by the 100, dozen, or a
inclisdilig Apple, Peach, Pear, Plam, ,Che4Y, Apricot,
Nectari4e, Quince, 4e., embracing the etandanl Pyramid
and Wirt' varieties also Grape Fines by the TOO, doses.
'or single. , Also Strawberries, Raspberries, BLeckberriee,
Gomel:re:fries, and Currants, Rhubarb and Asparagus
Roots, by the 100 and dosen-rßomss of all kinds and vs
ties, by Gai single, dozen or 100—Dahlia Roots. Summer
Flowering Bulbs, Climbing Shrubs, Green Rouse and
Redding-out Plants of every description. Also, OSAGR
(MANOR Planta, which are now ascertained to be. the
only Hedge Plants that will stand imr - Wintere, and will
grow almost anywhere, with good cultivation. Also.
the Seed of the same, by the pound. will be fir sale at
' the ;Ronk, Seed and Variety Store of the subsriber,
where orderswill be received. •
wa•Don't neglect to send In your orders early, Its or
der tn eeenre Trees, &e., u 113030 kinds are very scarce,
and avast be ordered early to secure them. The =teed.
ber also guarantee's his Trees to be what they ere repre-
Rented. which Is an Important foaturand tie will apll
cheaper than the traveling pedlars of Trees, Az.
B. BANNAN, Book, Seed andWurserr Veale?.; •
SAVE YOUR TAME. I . H
: -RgADY MADE PAPER BAGS, ; ',,
..V.olt' GROCERS, . DRUGGISTS,
.I:I4O.74FECTIONERS, BAKERS, Ac.—The!Subscritier
tesketfully informs his hien& and the public that he
has"b‘n appointed Agent for the sate of
• Pateat )11achlita made 'Paperl Bags,l
MASUFACTIAIII BY r
ifesirts.lolui H. Low= & Co., of Phil:L . 6,lola.
.These Saga are of sizes and qualities of paper
for ALT. ramose who use: the article, and /11 1 / 4 1 offered- at
such prices as will at once commend theca t o the -
sumer. 1 I
' There are many advantages in purchasing and usßag
ready mode Bags. Where no bags are , used, It reguiVes
rdonble the quantity of paper and string tbpaek thelsaine
number of pounds, and more tim e in putting up it Park-
age.. - ' ,
' Where' an entensiee fitness Is do TO and :-s inide
n i
- by Mild, by buying ' y seade.Bags, one lord can i be
dispensed with.. By ns them, you will not enly save
time and money, but Always hare a eimrenient :reterPta
ele in which to put up y, Tr goods. . I
Bans h TO been introduc 1 I
Wherever these Baed, they, have
glved entire satisfaction ,
'For sale at Manufacturers' ifrices by i - ' 1 ,
' - BEN.Ii, BANNAN, , .;
Paper and Book Dealer end Stationer. i
Centre street, opposite Episcopal Chtircb,Pottrrille. '•
A fi rst rate assortment of WRAPPING PAPER! al.
unroll band. Feb. 21,! '67 8- 1 i
•
FARREL'S HERRING'S
Patient Piro Proof o•foo f
.15163311.416Z1MP.411.11N1f. • •
'ltookseller and Stationer, Ibasrine.
-"OW• IS • authorized to so!!
their Safes in fichuyiltill county.
Will furnish' them at the low
inufacturers' prices, at Ibis
tore in Pottsville, wheretlie
id a 1141 , of prices can' be
nose Safes, on trtal have proveid
inperior hi protesting Books,
&e., from fire, to any men
tred Inc the ,tTnited States,
ley are offeiedatilwtily
prices -
The following Is an- e x tract from the report of the.
cOmm Mee appointed to superintend the recent trial
test of burning Safes at Roading: •
"On the 28th of February all the member i of the 09m
mittee met to witness the Kato and Books and papers,
(placed in them) and were perfectly satisfied that all was
right. The day following the burning took' place,. An
der the s uperintendence of the Committee. Aft - ea iklr
and impartial burning for five hours in •the4urnaoe of
Messrs. !Ferrets of Herring, the Sage of Meters. Evane:t*
Watson was that opened, the Safe being on fire Inside,
and the contents partially consumed. whilethicontenta
[ln the Safe of Messrs. Farrel" re Herring were in geed'
'.condltlon. and no fire Inside.".
The Editor of the ikrks and SchwPiktif Joirrnek !to
gether with fifty business men, who attended the burn
ing of the Safes, testify to the truth of the Above state
ment. ' • I
For good and reliable Sales at manufacturers'. prices,
call on BANNA.6%
Agent for Fitrrers et lle rristg's &fail
Pottsville. March 14th, '67 - 11-
. i
DR. K/ANE'a ARCTI% iXPEDITIO N
w sseaay for es
I ovill:.
A
. ~1 .
Personal Narrative, containing' n
as:eount of thelmportant Dhroveries, perilous and
Ming adventures in the Arctic Regions, by. Dr. Raiz,
illustrated by upwards of 300 engravings. . . ; j
Sir - Upwards c) 23,000 copies of this beautifully ere
euted and intensely interesting, work, were subsernad
for in reliance of publication. -It should be owned and
read by everybody. Hubanibers andntheri ean new. he
supplied by . •B. HANNAN,
Agent for lebuyikill county' '
41- r
MNE?MN
CEORCE J. PRITCHARD:,
Bookseller and blatioser, Miserevilie,
Is :DUANE_ •RULISON'S General
Agent for the-foll Owing wort, fn Schur/dB Donn
{>
B. Mama, the Circuit Americus Lawyer, I
- der' I Mimed Treasures from
licrmird's Domestic Medi- the Mina of Literatnie,
eine, , Daughters of the Crow,)
Lorenzo Dow's Works, • Life and Adventure of
Direst rated Biography, Black hawk, I •
Greatness in little things, Cavaliers of the Cross,
The people's Medical tight Manual of Methodism, i•
boom, •AeH Ac., i j L
The above books will be deliverid on andiestion tq the
agMay 17 ent, In any part of theeountyek pilaf/me" prices;
, '6B 20-
22 11
N[ ll l f4i f ia l ? K rointr ll an ß d O c O o K rA l p i ll
dretiof Thomas Moore, edited by Lord John lid.-
se —2 vole.
'Longfellow's Poetical Morks,newpoeket edition centalm
lug Ulawatba. . • .
Dore; by a Stroller in Europe.
Willett's life of Sammertield.
Olmstead's TexaiJourney. •
•
At Home and Abroad, by Madame Ossoll..
Ramey:Christian and Papal, by Dr. De Saudis: .
Beaumarchais and his Times, Trench Society In the
Eighteenth Century,
Knights and their Days, by Dr, Doran. , •
Wikoti's Adventures of a Diplomatist. ,
Ivory by Miss Sewall. for sale at. •
BM. BANNAN'S Bock and Batimear4
• NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSI C
TO HIM thatliveth let us sing— r by.
AUeoltawtbona.
Sugar', Plums for Piano. No. 5. •
Thalberg Valses—by Charles •D'Allrert.. •
Dr. Hane's Arctic Polka—by J. B. Petereop.
Firemens' March—by D. P. W lta. ;
The Sea Breese Callop—GrobE .
" nigh ylyes" " •
" Speedwell Schottische"
Splendhi Waltz, - "
" Spit Dre Quickstep, • "
" Progress " "
" (keen Herald March . "
" Guiding Star Bedews "
• Jennie ita n n i" Malburr•
Leon Polka—by Michael
Polkagfra by Benkert. • ' '
L'Amerkan Quadrille Gallop—byMmiud: .
AUee 1a Polka —Wm. Bolling. ' ' ' e i•
Annhr Laurie, Scotch ballad, i!tnis:kr Deripsfer.
Per sale by .• • • IL DANNAN.
•
i 28
12-
i
.DE Paper
or Getiners.Drus
GARRIGUES,
rook Pottsville: ,
. 454 f
Ni OIL.
nv Bedford,
norm WINTER.
i na i mung
quality. Orders
eagota
10-3 m
of Phila.
PERPETUAL.
monget, the
of
,life, every
requeeted to raft
tesentOre per
and their On*
'erode of 1550
A' application and
intuit* Lift Instron..
e en _npo it gra
Ma
I - 2144
BOOKS, &c.
October 11,18
•
LARGE ASSORTMENT ' , OF BOORS
. 41 t Airettem rules".
11E. - SUBSCRIBER iel now receiv
11S t ;i l l rt 1 1 It e lit.
Trade
ug Worts, B at
w in l e s re ' v it T o
sell t it
extreisely low prime. - Among many others will be found
The Standard Uhdotical Library, embracing the Works
of Rollin, Rofbertren,-Bauell. Plutarch. So., 121016 .
The New Library of -Standard Mellon; 20 vols. ,
Ilmoroond's Hunting Adventurer In the Northern Wilds.
immlng's Iluntefs-Life among Lions, PJ•pluirds;gc.
Stephen's Egypt and the iIoIS-Land.
~ • • L r.•
Webides Family Encyclopedia of tleiftri Fncerledge.
Ueadl ' 's Washington and Napoleon!. i .
None) Ifs Cyclopedia of dilutions. : • - '
Dupla ales Cyclopedia of AmorleanLiterahrre; %rola.
Sonya 's Pilgrims Progress, Ilinobrated, .- .. -
•Jooenbus Works. •
"
Saxes, Book of Martyrs. . _ ,• 1 ! ,
Life a the Duke of Wellington, Illuotreted. : j •
*Chamber's Encyclopedia of Literature, 2 vols. : •
Chamber's lidbrmation for lbe People. ,
ScoteiCommentary on the Bible.; vela' .
Comprehensive Commentary on the Bible, 6 roles'.(.
. .
, - Don Quixotic and Gil Bias, Illustrated Editiona
Illustrated World of Art. - )'•• II i •
'Paled of a Grandfather:
Works of Lorettso Dowik I : r ,i• ..
Button's Natural nhoty, Plates. ' , •
Arabian Nights Entertainments. •'• ' • • •
- I
• Dickens' Works, netalltustrated Editions.
Addison's Comp ores; fiords.' • ' ',
Washington Irvine Weeks, IS rota
Congers' Works, 34 - sots.
Bayard Taylor's Werke, 5 vols.
Lyells' Element, of Geology.. '
Lyons' Principletof " •
~ , ,
Buhavr'S Novels. ' • t- • _ i.. I
U Dictiotary 'of . ..tits. - Shinfielluff awilin,*
bola. l's ' . -' • -'' . ix. nmittit.
• •; 1, ,, - - , Cantre St., qpittll4.the Episcopl Ch 'tl
- 'F'
PIfILADELPHIA-,
rriAyl,OWS COLOGNE:— ,• .
1.--=cre irole Tat HANDRUCiENE•
TRAl4BPAItletr SOAP& •
NIACEOUB [HAVING 0:130 , 01111D.
SHAVING CRILOIB. I - : •
80. Lume..TOILKI 4P41,1: ,,
i ba...a.
A Immo ' •
3cr_wa......11
and ..._ at the Illan ral S ,
r.o.e.e O5l North ?nom silh
' Oidelptds. -
8 ...,._,__P-g_W- C. /MOB. Importers and Pintantsrs.
•••• wArwitacolts aul.Perfessery am It* mai in Pette•
Ms, at 84 LIINdlyr. Book and 8 • BMre.
Janans7 X, la 1 1 1
OILS I!
FOR MINERS' USE!
xtaius a 19 1LLIAM11,. • -
, • -
.• • No- 63 abos . tA War
Maria 14,'u._ &PIA
• ' Pktiadelpalal
.11-
Ws t ' BRB beiniantborinei mentepe toe non
.• ; H4 * .
1 11 1 1 I
; •
For lives; &ea. Picrimeiernirrelly,
Ire prepared to rupply orders me an ohms, it ties mina
ischener's prksa, gun their star. In Phiis44phis,
HOORN &
Na 64 Birth thief.'
Piellaelotplata4 i;
1 I. //".
Much 24,'2
FUND.SAVINC r -
' Or
• NATIONAL SAFETY TRUSTVOO.',.
IXTALNUT STREETJ
V. earner of THIRD, Platlesdlefilata.i • ,
• (ineorporneed qmi I.4tate of, f s ennsyfosaia.)
Honey .Is remind to Huy sum, large or small, and Int
tweet pald hoot the Aar otdimadt 41m . day of with.
draws!. • • '. • ;
TheoMee II open every day from 9 o;inch In the !DOTIn=
log till 7 o'eMtk In the, ironing, dna old Monday and
Monday evenings, till 9 o'clock. • .
, • zarrautzwr VIVZ PIMA MET.
Artanms, lam or anall,are paid tack he MOLD, 09
demand,
witho
Mo t s. MENit. 9 4T. I IIBI9NIIS, PnaMent
MUST anninvg. The rfedidant•
ftastOecretary. • I
Diresoters . :
'Henry L-Bauntr, O.Landreth
Edward L. Carter, ' P. Carrot Brew,..
Robert Belhidse,Joseph B. Barry, •••
Samuel ,
L. Ashton, : . Money Churchman, •
James B. Smith, Iran Leo. • •
This company eonfLnee Its bast neon entlisly,b) the re
ceiving of money on Interest. The InEednenteantoont
ing to sourly T • - •
_ _
One and .a
.balf Theis,
as per published re of ASSETS. at mid* lin miks
initferith the prova of the labaiter, In REAL ES.
TATE, MORTGAGES, GROUND REIII7II, and Intel first
class securities, es will always ensuneperfect Security to
the depositors, and, which cannot WI to give pertmanesey
and stability to this old and well established ifurtibstfoe.
Muth 7, '67 ." ! 10-
• '
rmurnsi DEPOT AID. PLABTKIL lull 3
.2 Tea atflorros Or
1 4 reas,
Fork Arenas, Crone and adkrwitil
• PILIIADELPHIA. I
WE` offers large stock' oAhemical
y, • Manures and Fertilisers - at kite and war •
ranted to. be Genuine: 'along which* Ibe found:
• 1,000 tons No.l Government Peruvian Guano._
1,000 tons De Burs's No.l Strper•lixerphste Lb's,.
The above standard articles lames* of their kind,the
• best in the WORLD! .Our Landritlaiter, miWuhatured
Dom selected stone, Is celebrated thrOughout.the Union
— for Its purity, and' stringth.
WE.INVITE ORDER, FOR • i
De Ihug's Nts. 1 Boper-Phosphate of Little..f
No.l Government Peruvian Grano. I
French's Improved SapevPhosphate of, Mac
French's Philadelphia Poudrette.
No.l Phosftatle GuanN(Plilr. . .
Mexican Guano, (A)
Extra Land Plaster. Ordinary Land Plaster.
Chemical Bone.. ' :Puptitione Geist.
Fish Guano. Grodnd Chareord.'
10,000 Barrels land Plaster'. I
5,000 " Casting Plaster.l •
10,000 z " - .11ydrauliti, Cement.
3,000 "1 True Roman Cement.
1,000 . • " - Portland (Eng'-) Femint
• I
Dentist's Plaster, , Powdered AnttriteCoel,(lllbbis )
Eltervotyp• Plaster, Powdered Bit Inoue Goal.
Glass Maker's Plaster,Gonnd 81810 11 0, Ti
Ground Soap Stone, White Saint, lit Ltda. 1 •
Gonnd White MarbleAvntind Bas for Painter&
Ground Bine Marble, Powdered Beal Black. f•
•
FRENCH, RICILtIOS & CO.,
Steam 311111 and Parnsowis,
• Depi?t.
At jtoction Tort: Avenue. Crotortland Clasurattil
• pHILADELPHIA.
March 7, 7 57' i10•41t
g.icALLowita es' co.,
PHILADELPiIIA •
JOBBERB OF •
S-1 1. - K- COO DS
, 9 .
A
Tailq - 'Dress Stuffs '
. 4
Trimmings; Riblciong,
• • •
-. L. EMBROIDERIES- LACES,
,
MANTILLA. I
Have now open for the Swing trade, one oil the largest
'device of, goods In their line, ever o wed, in I the United
States. • ti •
•, •
The western of ,
10 . 1CIN II CIIMPUE
Adopted by us mme years since, tagether With that *of
opening no accounts except witls
Calth and Short cfedit Buyers,
Has had the effect of largely increasing our business,
thereby enabling= to present still greater inducements
In goods and prices to those who glee us their custom.
' The dose - calculating merchant will perceive upon ree
ding our terms; alit under the matrons price s tem,
we not only can Afford to, but anal front' self
at tower rates than those who do business on the old
long creditsystem ;'our terms being ,more strinient, and
the purchase's whom we seek k attract, being, aa •
class, the closest buyers and best.) Adore of•goods.
' ^
• , •,'
- 'reran . . •
-Cash buyers will receive a discount of SIX per cent,
jf the boner be paid in par, funds, Within ten days from
the date of bill.
- I.lneUrrent money - Ashen only at Hi market value on
the day it Is received... •
To merchants of undoubted standing, a credit of SIX
mouths Will be glirezi, If desired..
Where money is -remitted In advance of maturity, a
disecitint, atrthe rate of, TWELItlit per eent per annum
will be klloWed.
• •W e ask froM,inerchanta visiting Use East, as ax.
aminatioa of our ssttasee being satis fi ed that they will he
entwine/4 that It is'itit for their Interests to pay the
large profiti that are abeolitely tannstiat to those who
give long credits. •
February 7., 56
MEDICINAL
. •- coop mEDICIKES,,
IT is estimated. that AN hICS Cherry
I Pectoral end Cathartic. Nilo ha l ve done more I °pro- •
mote the publio_bathaa any Other one cause. There
Can be no quesHow the Cli 4 Pectoral by by its
thousaridi rho ems of & Coughs, Asthma,
Croup, In fl uenza, Oronehitis. Se very =eh - reduced
the proportion of deaths from coMnimptive &mum in
this country. The Mk are ugoo: as the IPectenl and'
will cum more reourplaints. • it
Remy body mods more or less nrginm Purge the
blood firm iiiparities. Purge the bowels, liver and.
the whole visceral system from obstructknz. Purge out
the diseases which fasten on the body, to Tortilla decay.
But ter disease we should die only'of old age. Takewn-
Woke early and throat it from the system beibre It le
yet too strong to yield. .
Apses Pills dot beet .out dhows, not oilwhile it is
i
weak, but when tium taken a strong hol . Read the
astounding statements of those who have • n mired by.
them from dreadful Ikeethla, limply, Weer*, Skin Masa.
ses. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Dyernal
Bilious Complaints, Heartburn , , Doak and
Many less .dankerotur but atilng ailments,
such Bs Pimples en the face, Worries. Nerve= Inritabill.
Lost of 11 1 1 1 041 th, Inigularilles,Dissineas In tbehead;
Colds, Yemeni. Dysentery, and indeed every variety of
arimplaints for which a purgative remedy is required.
These are po random statement*, but are authentica
ted by your ownineighbors and your trim phrielans.
Try them once, andlouirever will be witlicrut them.
Price 2S eintits per board boxes Ibr $l.
Prepared by Dr. J. Lowell, Mem.,
and sold by all =petal*. druggists everywhere.
FebruarS f,'57 —l. 181111
Health and R
Van im& mutt Inevitably fawn its
4 •
t BOERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
LiVER COM#I4I.NT,
WEAKNESS OF AY
• .FIEVIEN AND ADUNI''
And the various affection ro input' disordered
proxies
suck as Indigestion Aciditf jibe =eh, Oolleky
Pains, Heartburn, ems of Appetite, dewy, tke
livening,- Band and-Bleeding Piles, Ds all Nerved',
Rheumatic and Neura/gic Affects,lt his In numerous
Instances proved highly beneficial, and In others effect•
•a
decided cure --
his Is a • purely vegetable compound, prepared Am
strictly scientific principles, Idler the maanerof theme
heated llollandProfessor,hoethirre. Bee; use of Re
swats In most of the Europetue litotes, its Introduction
Into the United States was intended moth especially for
thoesef our fatherland spattered here and thereover the
face Of this mighty country, Neetinet with gradate:
• ewes anion; them, I now offer It to American public,
' knowing that its truly wonderfel wan t :: virttemmerst
, fearinowledged I I ,
Is particularly recommended to -
It whose
constitutions may hare • beertimFdred ; thicontino•
one use of ardent spirits, or other ruts of dindpatiom—
'Generally instantaneous in effect. It finds it way directly
to the peat of life, thrilling and onickenting every metre,
raising up drooping spirit; and Infect : infusing new
health and vigor in the system. •
NOTlCE.l—Whoerer expects to And bifida a
i b m er v :l
~rlltbe disappointed t but to the sick, week and knits,
7 1ted. it will prove a teratefuLaroseatle cordial,
of single her remedial les. I - I •
Cfnuition 1-Me great popish/1,-11y of this delightful
(Aroma has Induced many imitations, which the public
should dead against puretutein Be not persuaded to
buy.
anything ell* until you have given Boerbave's
Holland Bitters a • fair trial. Ole tattle will amine,
pit how infinitely superior It Is to all lbws Imitations.
'AGO - Mid- at glfift per bottle, tet . . da bottles me $6.00,
by the gout Paeramenes, ;
• BENJAMIN PACILIJR.4
menefectstrheer Aktaammettsts awl Itffeenetsts," s- '
• P it tobtarik Pa.
Tor Salet n Philadelphia. by, the ogente—Haffinan
Moving. office of the Ismrocrat; JolnaJobnn i = B a ia
street; Dyott " k Bono; 133 ?forth ''d stunt kW It
ltradlnn,_by flitter A Co.; Wender. by John ..71: Law
A 0:1.; raertllle. John O. Brown and 'J.lt. Hughes int
by X— Pry*,
J.. K. Burns, and &WOO Harris 1 1 3 . 11
cheater.
• July
" • Me me is ante.
Yelkw finer among the ahlpp6g
that Pori. -
- WasikSalta* ateneles
TilsrOsehhigton Board of S th here arrived
M the sonehtsioa that the sickness at the National
Hotel was occasioned by poisonous miasma, gen
erated In , the 'mem cesspools sad slab abet
the establishment.
. They ari npartod to be: - •
, 041ecUre, Oor.. J. B. Rini; Olkor r
CILUISIRS MCKIIIIIIIII3 Poetoesoter, eitetew 9. •
Worrcore; Sotrotior, Hauumon, Jr.; Na,t.
Aria. Wheals Beusaa; Manta of ay 'ld...
ars Distrid, JACOB TOOT; ,•
• (
_ lhiaa Bentrita.-I[r.-Badra fro, banking
as azoollent4aw If 'adopted, by the we, .-hal Wit" •
made the; special 'order for itotits7:4ltontoos . .
neat, in the - Hosea. Should tido , b9tbseases a
law It would - work incideatable iroofkaad rid th i
Logistitore of tbedlStanou, bnpartbasal beak •
borer. • •
Rival ass. Norco !—Bariodlah- RoUnied Ilit•
ten, has primer' .the .most .valwahlo isedieln•
inmate» in - . use. .11 . will prevent many eriess,:,
cant effects attending a change of wabst+it
lieris, slowly ha's inweip, the Rost tilsth'llk
of diarrhoia, - and by gradually roplutioli
bowels, will rastora the system to perfect ordia. - :
?ever and'Agoe; Chronic or Nervosa Dooley
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and ileadaeho,yield speed—
ily to 1144 6110:R101 preparation. — •
• , nankantumt. uciatanput .
HARRISBURG, Mara Ida
to incorporate the Oak Hill Mining - Company
palsied finally. -
Misfek 111...--Suera.—Coloiel A.G. Waterman, -
of Philadelphia, A. O. Relater and A. J. Jones, or
Harrisburg, base been appointed by the Gesern
or and coalinaed u Trustees of the State Lasalle -
Asylum. I • •
The =enchants of.the Hestia tq the kill Meer
porating the Osk Hill Sian Mining Company
and alsoto the bill relative to the -BM
Railroad Company, were 'concurred in. '' •
- Natick I7.—Sanerm-;-The bill incorporating'
the Corn-lixchange Bank of Philadelphia, passed
finally.
The bill incorporating the Schuylkill "vela.
ware and Water Gap Railroad Company paned
finally. '
The following bills pissed a second reading s
To incorporate the Fremont Iron Company; to hi.'
corporate the Pottsville Relived Company. 4 •
• • Marels lB.—Housa.—The House took op the
Free Battling law introduced by Mr. Ball.
A motion wU made to • strike out lb* seetha
conferring power upon the Courts to charter Banks.
'lt Was , discussed by Mewl. Bill, Moment,
Eyster indlOhns, and upon the question being
taken, was lost.
. Au amendment, prohibiting the:lodges' of
Courts' from being stockholders '
was adopted.
A motion was then made to indeenitely post
pone the bill, which after a discussion by Messrs.
Ball, Roberts, Calhoun and Mamma, was lost— ,
yeas 24, nays 62.
Mara 19.—Housa.--BilLs incorporatink the
Schuylkill Heron Bank and Pottstown Bank,
were reported favorably.
Two bills were read in place to provide for the
'sale of the Main Line of the Publlel Works.
,Tho House then went into Committee of the
Whole and took ,up the General Appropriation
bill, which passed the committee as fav as Hie
- 05th sertion. An mendment was iadOpted add
ing $lOO,OOO to r School approprMtion
An.amendment was adopted appropriating 00,-
000 for the enlargement of the Delaware division..
Ceuroaxiihrzwainics.—Our data an to
he 20th ult. The steamer Sierra' Nevada left
San,Franciseolm the several' hun
dred recruits for General Walker. The news
from California is unimportar.L, The mining
telllgenca is . rather favorable. There hitie , been
heavy rains in various parts of the Biala, causing
much damago from floods. The Ban Francisco
markets were extremely dull. Flour is quoted at'
eleven • dollars. The Bankroll' Legislature l has
Impeached Dr. Bates, thir &mite Treasurer, and
G. W. 4Whitman, Controller, for their misappro.
priation of Stata funds to the l amount of $250, <
for the payment pf quietest on the State
debt : - Dr. Bates has resigned, and James En-
glisb, Ex Mayor of Sacramento, bas been elected
to till the vacancy. The Indiana have •mride an
attack on Pitt River,Valloy, ':flhasta Couniy, and
muviCreil all the inhabitants remaining lien,
burned the houses, killed all the cattle, .horses,
.to. The largest part of the Inhabitant/lad:pie- 1.
Tlonsly leftAlse iallej, with thaintention of re.'
turning In the Spring. J. M. Ehoses, banker,
of Sacramento, one of the
,hondsmett of Datai,
the State Treasurer, has su spended. Twelve out
of the band of • robbers who recently murdered
ShertilliartOn, have been bung by the people of
San .I:tiego. Tvio shocks of an earthquake at
eorred' at San Franetsetf on the eyeniog of-the 6th
causing much consternation; but no dam
age. An *inky took place at San Francisco be
tween F. A. Cohen, the banker, and Thomaa
Ring, the editor of the Evening Bulletin. Cohen •
Mho was the aggressor, received a pistol shot
through his jaws. Both were 'emoted, but King
was discharged. .Companies of fillibusten are
being organised in the interior to aid ,Gen: Wal
ker. The bill.to legalize the State debt has been ,
introduced Into the, State Senate, 4 'and will 1110.
doubtedly pass, g large body 'of ilihastars has
gone th Sonora to join Gadder*. Advials from •
La Pas,: on the Mexican coast, state that Gene
thlßlanearte had seised all the vessels in Chi"
harbor, putting putting them under embargo., lie waste' -
leave in a few days, with 700 men, for the °spit's].
Advice* from Salt Lake ha 4 been' received to the
7th of January. litther Kimball had been elected
President of the State Connell. • Oregon dates to
the 15th of February bad been received. An In-,
Tian outbreak bad taken'placte net, Port Sineoe..,
Four white men and a large number of cattle had
been carried oL There was a
. great mortality
'among cattle in the neighborhood ' of Dalles, and
one-fourth of the steak bad perished: The adviz
ces from Washington Territory state that the Ter
ritorial Legislature .adjourned on the 29th of Jan
uary, after haviug.ceesunrd Gov. Stevens for his
course on the Indian- war and the martial law af
fair. The datafrom Australia are to December
2d. The mines iverwykdding immensely. Aire
had occurred at Adelaid destroying property to'
the amount of half a m illion. e
My&Befili WWII' POR WM :JOURNAL.
P16111L4 7 1 2 0 -2- N.77(ol6Bi.lBfil r il;ll/1111.11332 1 .,
. nuunu.rnu. wsw sou.
Anihneter'nty,No.l,ton 26 000 27 00 26 000 _, _.
~ 1i0.2, 26 00 , 0 26 I 0 26 00$
• " N 0.3, 24 1.0 ZS ()0 26 3
Charm! Fendry,Nol, —— o . _ _ .....
_..
“ *. tio.2, .—. -.40 '
Scotch Pig, No. 1, ‘ TD 000 3' 00 — 3O 04TO 170
Railroad Dui, - 66 000 46 00 66 uo 00
Englith Refined, • 61 , , 70 00 59 000 66 00
Ainericanßar r llamutered, 65 ~ ... 1 40 00 —'
a ' Rolled, 110 000 86 00 0
Blooms, 72 , . • 76 00
Castings, ' ton 40 , , ' 46 00
Boiler Plates,No,lool l * 4 750 6 26 re" 6 60
.. " NA .•• • 3 425 1-94. ——•
Ailes,Am.HaneeTd, Ron— —.— —o
It
3 _ _
27m.
. R. Spikes,
.
Ameiiesn, . • 10 . ——4 l, ...—`-',
.. 4
. 3.1 6 i : . / 1
ACI /' llll4 lsprhag, -'''". -.1
3 -.
-= 7, - -6•0-0 . i ;,0 -4..
. - arras. . . .
Sheathing, 100 Th.. ——0310029 a l 30 00 '`
OM, ' • . " 2/ 000 *0026Q1 26 50'
Pig Galena, . 10.1ba. , —0 '6 61 -0 675
.ChesterConnt ,-" ——4 6 26
Vinriala, " ——o &in
Vo Ba l: :
1. • . "
~
_—_l
6 8 1 50 2 ,4 8 2 2 2
. . Preisto, Prevision 'mod 011 Markel/. •
r note= IPICILADA. NW TOM IMIZEINILII.
Wheat door, bbl., 6 26 6,00 4 '8.40 11 750 676
By. •• ••• 4100 3 500 11 5-4 000
Oorn an* . " 3 5 .. 3,44 300 , 825
Wheat,red,busii- .1 45 : ..‘, leil ge 142
" wh ite " , 161 ' - '1 72 150 160
IRYeI 44 _ 82 - • 96 .4 39476
Corn white, • " . 136 .09 Sala 0
0 ' IOIIOW "•• - .2- 66 ~ 74 - 600 64
Os . ta, . ..• , ...:- ,47 , , • .411 33 i 47
&low
Cheese; * 10
40, 16
•N • 11 • loon • :19 14
Hum, II - ,74 - - 11
esepork, , . was) ' $4 •
Butter,dairy, 130 2 1 t - -- - ---
Sugar, . -•" •
9011% 5
9011 ,
... ,
ldolisees,pergell. 38 076 440 60
011,1inseed, ",..., 67. .: V •
. ,
.a whaweradip, 53 - 4 1 6 ' '
661 071 .
070 ~ .
" " winter,. 90 092. ..
66 ,
', lard • 1 'Us 110 41'1 19 • .
: i r rn ;tit g ' 4 :0 5 •: : 'O` _ .
:,..ie iiiAillkams. ‘• . :
iss• pylioelk,) - ''
• POTTSTILL,
• , (whales*
Wheat Flour, bbl., $727
Rye Floor,bbl.. a)
W-heat,bashel,f 4001
Nye, do • r
Corn, din • - 65
Oate. de ',
Potatras del
Timothylteed..
anine .
Seed, ' 6 5(1
r .. V.
fottst
sad Iristaziars
Pidladeljakta, Arpodatisesitaa
arketo.
the
Dried Peaches; peed, $4 00
do •do ma por'd. 200
Dried •Apples, peed,2 00
Xspe4oastr, 4 12
Netter, per pooled,
Shoulders,• • I.olt
Mon • do 120 •
Ilay, per t
rad st
Meal !a! do.
GRAIN,
tt RI 55 do.,
Veal IS do.
11.kb 12 do.
Cuomo 'lt
S i UGAR
12 3 4 1 6 4
lb 40.