The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser., May 16, 1857, Image 6

it oaf ginner.
HE SHOEMAKER.
• • cobbler ones I knew,
was Seel Pica
•tk Pat snail and bad a door
opened with I latch.
They - led this man it ittoletwousehap
He Waked from stoat till night:
letti
And, °ugh bit boots were apt to be
Yet was Defer mum. ,
In ear y llir this calamine i
,et both berat. • ' , -
And,. h be never tearned to dance,
ulest
let he toad lion and air. •
The Joh he zee 'Wined,
31 Aid it with a will;
And
haveyour boots dielbot,
I d to Soot Ida till.
For Mks ha bad no taste;
Dopy made him Oak At heart;
hod,' thought no doctor; yet he kW* •
?RP WO the iss:Wai ism • )
No* a Wader, loving will— ,
•
mord to call her Pm;
The llkwy
Own why they celled ha r ry, ~ '
likle D ada wooden W.
•
- I s r i b bar ressismatorovas
mate attest im-ranal.
I alight laplearing him,
Aled 004 1 . Olbatil olLve 4 . , • - ,
. ..
Ili also tried to piens hie Pin ;
ll l tir mark be liked taros;
lib k was azaillently done:
wiies Was done—anr, sr*.
' Ile Dew quarried with bb wide,
Nor bad the slightest brawl,
Nist l iteet looked 11111011 bit as '
Urn lik AWL ill stn.
t' , •
Ott day' immusWith Ulnas allerd.
A,lt !VIM near bit an•--_ • .
!it lawn his will as t h ought, and she i
Mid her the. doctor eivad. • , •
'fiats bard to taboo his niseassi
Out yet 'twas very plain
mu sit throughout Me body ran ,
n awful uniting pain. •
wta trlod toot to tot tamwwot,n t ,
tol by Idiom would stand,
sumo rooottrott to plats torn mon
pen tits otittouto baud.
• doctor caned; 'bias all In vain;
zid he,••fies falUng tYst;"
d to about OM boor or so
aobtaer.berathed hi* um
TIM HOBSZ-1113 V
By Ile Panal/mime. , 1 L
..
.
horse is a quadruped with four egs—two
ttdand two before. , Ile has a I ' ~which
to the bind part of his body, tbat nature
gashed, with which to drive arky the flies. ,
dis situated on the other end;Opposite the
Ind icneed principally to fasten bridle to
and to put into a basket to ea t l oan with.
,es .are very useful animals, nd ,people
't get along very 'well without eut t --,-"sp4l
truckmep and omnibus driven mbo' don't
half grateful, enough because 4sey i ve, got
They are very eoneeniette mini in the
coon f ry, in vacation time, • andill very fast
thre.,gh the country roads, when the, lioys stick
pins !info them, a species of cruelty that . I won't
moorage. ' 1 ' ,
Hanes are generally covered 10 tad kali,
though Come are whits and others gray and black. 1
Notintly ever sew a blue horse, Mbiett is mut , '
ere:teary strange by eminent naturpH - - .
• i•..er .saw blm frequent
'lke honalkinulte an ;''''' ' 1 1
Irt e l r r lais return. Ms voice was sweet, his ami
ging, and his meaner. • pleseng; but tht
re a wantikforce ; and be Ind, the appearance
of one whOu fast holding to ,'ltie skirt of his
- t sporting youth, and reinctant„ let it go. He
ti n
ad many plans and visions an literary pro.
acts,—issued the pre:irides of a flailed with
h
e portentous • title of Jan Joke n Niena,—rani
lad about from place to . place, but gained no.
here a arm foothold,—and at laat found refuge
: in a consulship at Tunis, and finally a grave on
I W
that alien soil. . II 1
~ His longer and more elaborate works were not
Made of endtiring BOX; bat hii name mill float
down to posterity, buoyed up by l a mere trifle,—
, ' a couple of stanzas, probably rwritteet as a piece
• ~ef enforced work, in the eourselnf a playwright's
`' drudgery, with no thought.of the effect they were
to-produce. Nor is the song !of "Home, Sweet
', Home,"when analysed, a produation of bib lit
,, erary merit: the sentimentAis .ctininteaplace;-and
the language not particularly inceptor finished.
• But the poplarity of a song mn neither be pre
dicted beforehand nor explalMd efterwarde.—
.. ' "Home, Sweet Home” seemedi hit the univer.
, sal heart between wind and l ater. Everybody
•• i Weld understand it: everybody, could feel it. It
.. ( put a girdle of music round Itbe globe. It will
' . . prove a monument to,the writer's memory, more
enduring the marble that may. be reared to
him. ~ , , i
• They
behin
grows I
ima ,
His 11 1
11'11,1
him .‘
coold
(stall
ISOM
'em.
ttly
Ale
ere
Tea Mmes.—There is on* • Universal cry that
they are hart: From New EUrlatad to the West
ern frontlet, the , people are expetiencing a de
rangement and depression of, business, which al.
most Inclines one to the opinion that the trying
period of '37, is about to revisit us. The rage for
Western land speculation, has much . to do with
this condition of affairs. Meeey has been with
drawn from .the East to intuit West, end in many
instances men have gone Weet . without liquida
ting Eastern claims. Pennsylvania feels the mi
grating influence keenly, while Ohio' neCtipiei a
position in the Bastion markets far from enviable.
It is in bad odor in Philadelphia. Losses have
been experienced to a severe extentiand Ohio
merchants would find it difficult to effect purcha
ses Nast, until old claims are !mottled. •
And yet this' Western Migrating fever is not
alone the make of the derangement and depres,
sion of business. A close observer of events dor
log the past twenty years, cannot but have marked
tiotifeartully the increase of "shaving , has af
ield legitimate business. INon.produoers bare
increased in a greater ratio than those devoted
Industrial pursuits. OcouPVing the position 1,
middle-men between the producee and consumer,.
they have enhamittd prices to the consumer and
reduced in theisme ratio, the . profits of producers.
Mn struggling in busineis, Who are shaved at the
rate of from 13 to 15 per cent. per annum, upon
a traMe which their utmost exeitions cannot force
to yield over b pet cent. profit, must nitrifies
either their honor or busines. From the number
retiring from business, we presume they prefer the
. _
•
letter alternative.
The effect upon individuals is felt, by the na
tion at large. Domestie Miumfactnring opera
tions wane, and we are led gradnally, to
_depend
Dion foreign Importation/1 to supply us with ,
the mass of which4nder a proper system
business, would come la American factories.
An inertias, of +banks for the secommmiatioti of
i4gitimate business, is suggested as a partial rem.
silly, and we really think that if their multiplies,.
tion•will close the "shark) frsbope" which are an
Incubus on business interelp it should be tumour
aged. The Free Danki4 ir,'whieff the present
• Legislature in its liableness and inconsistency, de
feated, had in its provisions the promo, si reme
dy, Witich'woald have produced invigorating ani
refreshing fruits, We deplored its detest, for it
is a measure demanded the people and the be.
vises* interests of Pennsylvania. ' •
•. The time s hard—business is dull—theisee
pie are impatient. Quite true. And so be,
sni isiolaitser, until the Spirit 44 speculation is
checked—until - Is changed to foster
Nubia. and not "shaving." People must have
some inducement to go into business, and produc
tion will not loom's, 'mill they are assured of
protection at the hods
j ot the men sent to Har
risburg to repressit thei interests, but who too
often, take.especial ea
constituents, and give tb
If we wish the businesi
times to become good;
parlous, speculation
tion, tenet 1* nipped
crusbed, and tegislaito
1 -rendered honorable-411
conrankmation.
to Misrepresent their
em laws they dO not wind.
• f the country to flourish;
• 'Pie to be hippy and
• tying no good fintda.
In the bud; "shaving"
• .puritied, elevated and
of which reforms await
Tga PalLunnuenu the pioneer paper of
Americanism, goes ininert and soul for 'Wilmot,.
Milliard, Vestal, 'Mill Freedom, Fraternity. and
'Victory., 'The Roe rnechoes 'the sentiments of
every tree iniiiiimin.lieriblican in the State-on
this question .. All in the 'utter dismay of that
renegade American Journal bf Philadelphia, the
.14rit, or as the Rim terms it, the Daily' hired
ise. The Yews' fortunte are on the wane. It is
almost failing in its endeavors ; to become the Mit
siPlUle of the Bbim IDentocisoz. The American
party looks, upon. It justly, iTth suspicion; the
Republicans do not hied its ravings, while the Lo.
'dotes despise their tool. Th i s emiductors bars
but.ons refuge in thil r tp bang them
selves.
Ranovvra vim SLAT or Govalutwiam—Tle
Germ entowe Tetsgre l ph buena.. to the spleen
that the Bata mat a GorMakaat might wilt
*deluded*, be rem° from Harrisburg to Phila.
dilphia. If the Idea l to ignore entinly the ex
latest* of the interior l of the Sista; to compel
lees!,
,b era from the ottreme west to trivet four and
almetwatredi ogles fro their tomes) to facilitate
14111 401 . 1 4efte of 64 . and add to the nous of
' Waal betlalattoe le toted on this State (oilmen
Ise" it will be steed e, in ease of removal. •In
betthe meantlnto; we "pet adsstim to magpst flat
It be kept *lsere it la, Bad es the poststo u la, the
Chaste 'odd be oitof the f I ".
'1 elf Pee late ...•
ire." . 1 .
KitIPIEAS SSIM
Ilfrt i ffiLLE o r rtj HAKKISBUKPAIM .
This line eouneets daily with all their peat Beath
era and Western Routes. By anangement their plies of
hislnetwin Pottsville will be at the cake of 'toward &
CO _ 8.8. WILLIAM, thipointendamt,
;April= 18 M 1844
--t
• PASSENGER. TRAINS.
setanylkill Valley avail Tasearera•
MIRMINNORNIMMI
0N and after MONDAY , April 6th,
.1857:
MATE poTranuse
At 7.30 ? A.M.., I At 31 P. M.
LICAYE TIONCARORA :
At 8.30, A.M. J.
On 151Mi4ire •
At f? A. M. WAVE POTTSVILLE:
1:4 0 . M.
IMAYI,TOSCIA At
RORA : •
At 9? A. M. : • . t At 0? P. M.
Passengers by the 3; P. 21,7ra1t: lOU eonteet, at Ta.
mina, with Irate* going North and South, on the Cat
,w ma. 77 1 /Vr t lg e lfo74VAt i orill 073.110
E. U. WHINILNIt, artieriateactrat...
! April 18, '57 , • • 184 i
At 4.45, P. II
I • AW:HINDER
u INIEL
PkilaAlesphis ass non's itiu'illirpad.
6. WINTXR AR11.1.1661/631116117, - u•
IHE GREAT Northeiit - abfrbetter days ,
trotted States 31.14 mimed its principlo as self
.....surriatinViii in its support won many a
• • victory; now regarded as obsolete,
- and its principles' aM untenable , !
and unsound.
THE LIBERTY OF SPEECH,
represented
.
by Senator Sumner, litiderwood of Va., and the
Mobile Bookieller.
' A crowd of Northern Doughfaces,
the most despicable and unsightly division in
the whale cortege.
SOUTHERN FAITH.
as illustrated by the repeal of the Missouri Cout
promise.
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
- borne by a Democrat, who is stig
matising it as a useltevidenf lie." A IMAM band
sof Revolitionary Soldier!, weep
' leg and lamenting.
SOUTHERN SLA.VEHOLDERS, •
- .
carrying the writings 'of W*8111130014 Jefferion;
Patrick Henry, and other Abolitionists °
• of the olden time.
...
When the esedit has arrived at its des- •
tination, these documents. are to be publicly
burned, u dangerous and incendiary, and calcu
lated to. disturb the peace and safety of the
Union l
Haring readied his Mluiuippi borne, Franklin
nine, ei-President of the United States, will be
permitted quietly, to sink into obscurity, - remem
bered only as a servile tool of the slave Power;
an autocrat on the virgin soil of lair Hansas. 7 .
Poor' Pierce ! Too contemptible to ;merit even
-Dtsrazamms OCIettItSILECI to Caceres COMM%
—On the evening of the Ifith inst., near Poe%
Tredyffrin township, Chester cannty, J. Cleaver
Bartholomew, son of John IlSrtholomew, of East
Whitdand, that county,' and; nephew of B: Bar
tholomew, Esq.• of this Boreugti, was ..shot by
Charles D. Phillips, Ant emuln of the deiieastd.
The path:Minn of the micurrenees which led to
the affair, and of the affair &%elf, are as follows.
We.oopy from the West Chester Vi/loge Record :
Some weeks ago, J. Cleaver . ' Bartholomew, the
deceased, conducted a saw and feed mill, near
his father's house, in Rast Whiteland. The mill
was burnt down. This threw him oat of employ,
and as we understand, Phillips, who its his coup
*in,.andresided about half a mile distant; pro
posed that they should mutually take a contract
for-work on the *Cedar Hollow .Railroad. This
was agreed on; each had teams„ and and „the horses
of Bartholomew were kept at the stables of Phil:
lips. The , workmen also boarded with Phillips,
and 'Mr. Barthelomew was invited to stay at his
house—being a friend, relative and 'essociate in
business. Bartholomew was ooniequently, gen.
orally' an inmate of Phillips' house—eating there
and sleeping in the same room and bed with
Phillips.
On the day of the tragedy, Phillips was in ‘,
Philadelphia. He returned in the evening by the
West Chester cars—got out at Paoli, and went
home--about a mile. Shortly after his arrival;
Mr. Cadwallader Evans, who had been to the mill,
drove put; Phillips caught his horse by the bead,
Insisted upon Evans getting out, which ha re=
fused, and caused the horse to back, and break
the spring and one of the wheals of the ware.
Justly indignant at such conduct, Evans Outflan
k to bring him to justice; Phillips became vio
lent, swore and offered to, light. Mr. Bartholo
mew, seeittg' the transaction, came out to the
road, took Phillips away, partly by force—which
eaueed some words between them. This sou the
beginning of the dispute, which terminated so fa
tally. They went into the house,—good feeling
was restored; the evening was spent together—
Leonard, one of the !'bosses” on the road, being
with 'them. During the evening, Bartholomew
let the house to. go home to his father"i; PhiM
lips followed him out, and refused to permit him '
to go. • Thus persuaded, he went back. At nine
o'clock Leonard Went to bed. 'ln a few minutes,
according to the testimony, Phillips and Bartholo
mew went up stain; the former telling the latter
not to come up or he would shoot him; they en
tered the room. where Leonard was sleeping—
Phillips then went out and into his bed chamber •
Bartholomew followed.. There wait' two sword;
in the chamber,
and three pistol/ ;-, Phillips seized
a horse pistol loaded with ball, and returned to
Leonard's room ; Bartholomew taking a sword in
each bend, folibwed, Phillips threatening to shoot
end till him • Bartholomew said,."Charley, you
won't shoot —you would't shoot anybody.7—Phil
lips advanced, caught one sword with one hand,
and presented his pistol to the breast of eartholo-
Mew with the other,
and fired. The ball . entered
the lungs and passed out of the shoulder, and
struck the door sill above. ,Barthelornew said,
"I am a dead man," and sank down and died
'immediately. f
It is stated that the- eltereathm originated from
some money matters. Bartholomew the deceased;
was 28 , ,reent of age, and of runirkablyAne per
.
sonaltieraranoe. His remains were buried on
Monday last. -Phillips is no* Incarcerated in the
jail of
. Chester acuity, and an application for his
liberatiosi on bail will be made under s'irrit of
bobertar:pass. •
Mr.l-213artholomew visited this Borough last
sandier and is undoubtedly., remembered by some
' of' one citizens. The Whirls a most unfortunate
one,-eausing poignant vier to the Mends and
relatives of the deceased. *
u.—lt appears-that the Batten '
d yet. It is stated that so far.
eoneerned, the late trial end.
parties mad will have to pay
t the question of Batten's right
been determined by that
anit—
w lay an injunction upon any
lest going before a court of *d
ewlap, -that be would get one,
is are directly opposed to the
at tin of the judges of the Be.
that event the what) question
brought before a court of law,
•
'rim, Width would it is onfldently
Batten falling to establish any
the right.: It is thought that
rbe brought up again; but that
number of:operator ogres to pay,
be "ensiled . ; will get his patent
n years longer, and then charge
That is the position the Batten
•
- 11ar Yrs Slim
•case is not at an . •
u the old snits •
ad them, and the.
the.costm but tha t '
has by no means
Batten cannot n. )
2reskar +althea' •
t,, and it is not I
because the dos j
opinions of at 1
rams Court.
• Would lama to •
on Its °rig* ai
believed, leadt,i
Adelat - whatever
'thwSwig will Bev
if a ootaidevaidel
the elitiarant wil
extended for se;
cue at-present
Tre Dian Sc • m Case.—The opinions of the
Judges; of the B preme'Court in this. case,. here
been piblished I piMphiet form, end can be
mined it Dianne store. Although considerably
modtded, the opinions of the 'majority are ex.
• treme,and oisecoptable to the saw of the Free.
Men of this country. Oppression in any form wiU
neyer be toleritidby Amerieens, and opinions
ma from tie, be i imb of the Bnprenat Court, me
not worth the p per they are: written upon, U
1 . 1 4 tend to rearltranny upon the prostrate form
of rill•dowt. 'l'he opinions at length, however;
are %Wresting,t i r m x ImportailVend we doubt
nothinas wilt pe by the majority of 'our
ffifi• Snow to the depth of about three Inches, fell on
Broad Ifountate on Tuesday last. o;chirmies May
Mr An Adjourned am wilt eomeradieo In-this Bo
amen on Monday neat, 26th tetit.,to continua ono wink.
160Aitailted to'Pritetifx..—Yestorday month% on mo.
Hon of T. W. Hughes, Esq., John 8. Baird, liW, vu
ad
mitted to practice law In the mural courts of Moil
kill Coptety. 1 .
ntesekty,and 'Wednesday were dayi pullet:My
seeeptable to young ducks, without doubt. Bata de.
wended without; Intenetasido ; mud *noetrmulated,. end
Nature looked etreekedly tine. Ugh, what weather!
Sir A: P. Spinney ßti., Moontly admitted to paella
lan' at the bai of thisCaniiti, Itas located bla obis at
•Asisland, tble OMMty. Tier he wfil act as *gent In
parthaa and sale of Esal Estate, Collection of lientel Le.
, Ike it {0 tat &Tarr Crecip—Death of et Bars Muter.
—Yesterday twain at 7 o'clock, as William Brown, la
side boss of Jas.lQoUl a Co., at Silver Creek, nu conking
rep the slops On a loaded warp* the chain bank* after It
Whiten bier tgras of the drum Brown was red*
tat/410 the bottom sit the 'dope and Med.. • ,
igsr• ser surprise tbolureatber was dell6llWOl Tor
teedscr—AbOing 'really Seedily we bays bad slue the
!het of the mouth. We need 110, elate tiled It woe duke
appreflate& • ftur t bennored wowed for (be current ,
week ig,as bakes:
P., R. !h P. UMW" OMC2.
• Theisylvanie Hale, ibiteraie.
gat., , May 16, 6A. It-68 degrees above sera--deer.
Mon., " 16, 0 .-4 —eked,
Tues., " 16, " I. —rider.
W e d. * a • „..a . b. • II
Thurs., " 21, " —62 " " "•
,I 4 n. 64 ...,74) ...den:
• alp . Meld Spores iteliatio Sandal-last a bean.
Mal doe ram down Sharp Mountain, thmingh Morris'
Addition, and made Ibr the Schuylkill duff, hotly per
sued by word dogs. She gained the track of the Pal
lejßailmed. and hay 'Means into the Canal at tbi
drat lock Wow this Berl/0, what she was captured,
in a almighty Waisted condition, by the kW:ender.
As several days the aeinial had quite a number of vial
ters,attrepted by the novelty of the malaise& She is
quite wild. De had a companion on the mountain, who
was dbdlnetly men ; but 'som %rhumb than his fend.
phi* friend, be maps&
Alir.atirestfip Ckremsny.—Should the weather prove
primitioui, we have no doubt that friday ktext, 20th
Inst. will be a very Warmth* day in Phlegm*, title
County. Of that day, ;the corner stone of Public
School bidding: WI be is* and the eeremondi will be
iondneteditmenleally,in the proems of Gov. James
Pollock, Prof. Wm. IL Allen, Pimp:lent of Chard Co.
lege; Beery Cl Hickok}"State Superintmident of Cow
mon SelMols; Wta. P. Packer, Robert Lambertsoel, Eag.,
Han. C. M. Straub, Hon: J. H. Cadopbell, Hon. P. W.
lleghes,liobert Paimer;rmi.,ltiv.Wen.Good and otbet%
who have been invited to be present. The Pottsville
Brass Boma will discourse some of their hest music on
the meadoi.. AU who an make. It convenient should
resolve to attend, as the oreasksa madam to be one of
unusual Intel*.
H-da issirseed Charm—During the put two years.
then has been manulbCtured in this &moves a Churn—
Dickerson's PlUost—irkleh is undoubtedly, cue of the
best articles of the deaription In webs this corininmity.
The patentee neglectiag to advertise it, it has revalued
In comperative obscurity. Although coastracted
purely scisatido principles, it le simple, and its opera
thus ens" remarkably :antic*. With it a, puma can
churn butter in about sright mmisatea It can be waited
Orectiody by a child ten years of sp. Attached to the
Churn los thermossear, he the purpose of regulating
the temparatum, and s pines to add either but or cold .
water, to bliss Use mess to the roper tomperaturi for
Abcantrig. The chariots be sully cleaned and regale.
ted,Pid is Teri durable. 'l'bey an .sold at Irma N to
$4, socrirdiod to slam Any else can be made; bat
.the
smell Map are ea elsetive the lamest* Is not aerated la
' a dually. They can be obtained M'bolseale and retail at
BMWs goo. Coq ad audio Ilds really imposes
havaistion. 4-0
„.
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ril l 5 3 WANIfait I . New MUSIC! I .
1M that giveth let. us sing—by
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Boor Plums for Piano. No. h.' ~
Thalberg Values--by Chador D'Albert. "
Dr. None's Arctic Polka—by J. B. Peterson.
Fireman' March—by D. P. Waltz. • ,
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Aconats.WOßKS.,-- ,
llorrttatowsi Peke
ouzo*, WEST. - 4 KELLEY, bins
1 1 1 1 "Pounders, DteanfEngine Buildrins.El4l'
I: I= 4Z«;F:i impers;Generel ldatbiniste andildler
- m= keys, manufaetntetbeCoetiisl Pumping.
Racine. of inklorpiorideoutroction. for
nee and Water NI °eke of ell
Alga 112analketure the' inch Pressure - Cornish Pinup:
Ind Regina, on an improved plare,srell adapted , to Coal
Dines, dn. vertical Shafts and Slopes. •
Xiivag Machinery. ois: , ..l.4lnape. Stamps, . Crashers,
Pulverizers, Whims, Buckets, Shea, Pools,Crab
Winelore, and every , variety of mad:doer, for saltuus
purposes. .
High Preston sod Condensing Stain "Engines, Blow..
IneCylinders of all elms, Sugar Milli, ass sad Grid
Mills. and ovary description of Outings.
Portable Braun EngIINIA of en Improved plan -
Propeller Engines for Canal Soda. _
RICHARD It. CORSON,
JOilli WEST.
• EDWARD KELLEY.
Refereacca:. ,
C.
Cot.. J. N. RVIVOIIIR. R. Dronnts. Paq, an a l Tr C. Du-. '
sad; lied, Bev Turk; Was Morn, Esq., and. P. 3t.
Rad_ 4 Philadelphia; R. UOlNCl.Jr,Baltimarr;
CHAIM 111. Waiter= Shanoonsille, Pa.; C. Ilintons‘
and Ozo:ilnansos, Nor;iatown.
February 21,'61 • -
IT. CLAIR.
CI el m a r lit s Vil 111:
th attention of the biiiitenS;g amity
- I.'f•=l - to theirstkagmendry'‘ ndllubla•M'St
.„
Ea . auz in the town of St-Clalr, Schuylkill
eoan
ty, where they are prepared to build,
nines, goal Breakers Pumps and Maebloery o(
*eery patient.' Abe, thin ca re, Iron or Siameastingsof
any she or pattern.. Being practical embedded OW ep
orators and others who want machinery would do well to
sire them a all and's:wet= their work: Merl Omsk
tally received and executed at the shortest notice and on
nitumnable terms. lISTIIERS, ORIATtMS &CC!.
tit. Clair, June 21,156 , • , 261 y ,
ULUE:UZI
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.
THE SUBSCEIintEE are . now MY
"I prepared to Pendell; at the Asithrod hod
- 141 , 1.0;;q Works,liteam Engines and Pumpeof any
power and espleity,tormining and other
""'" purpeeee, Coal Breakers or every Amend
pattern now la use, together with esidlogsand frailties
of ermy dese4tions. Cuai add Drift Cats ,of all ,alter
and *Nome, large Truck and Horse Cars,--all furnished
at the shortest notice. The subscribers latter them
selves that, lnasaineb as every member of the tom is 11
practical mechanic, they will he able to tardirhi meld
:wry that will compare favorably - with any in the lie.
glen. • All orders dt.ed to L. P. GLUES At Dam, Ash-
Belitqlkill county, Pa will metre prom p t sass
L. P. GIARNEL
1111711AEG GARNER,
.108EPII CIAIDIEL
Ashland, lia'ff IQ, 19
TMEA4IIA.
CATTERS & iI it LIELMON MKS;
001141 4 / 1 110,_ 107 meal yi a.
The Subsenbers,proprfeton or the
• I jilt a'bovenamed extenstreestabilelunenton
. q 4 ?'"; soonest° the citizens offichuyikWcoun ,
and the public generat, their nod!'
invited to turn out all laded' work
t.itne,st the shortest not**, and ini the most set-
Weary manner—waelt as buildhsgOteam Engines;man
ufsetnring Railroad and Drift Ca Plunpa,Crodlngetant
Machinery of ail kinds. tong,
3nly the beat workmen ire empit9ted, sW g am
'Olll therefore he safely guaranteed irleiud draw
promptly filled. • - CAB
rataaqua,Jantuuy 27,18tS gper and Butler, J
-- " l r.iwrenesMercer and . fie
,1
tango. t
Brie
d end Pratrlbrd,
Minion, Jefferson, rarest
$ll4
11 . 4t1:4:.
ER flit titaam
' l-6 nYiet•
• Pen, Junk
Lc • d Mlllin,
ere-gbiLL City Dhtrieted, . 17
DeJanus (bunts, 1
Cheater, 8
Montgomery, ' - S
Bucks, 2
Northampton 22
Lehigh and Outs" 2
Monroe and pity • 1
Wayne, I
Luzern% - 3
Susquehann; : 1
Bradford. 2
W i Tamine.Ataillran, Co
umbia and Montour, 21
Lyoouting and Plato*, 21
Canby, , 1
11111111n,' 1
Union, Snyder, and Ju•
plata; 2
Northumberland, • 1
Schuylkill, - 3
Dauphin, 2
Lebanon, , 11,1
Berk.; • . 3,
Lanoaater,
York, I 2
rarrarms.
Cumberland antPserr, 2
Adams,
Irninklin and Pullen, ' 2
Bodford and ikanatist, 2
Huntingdon, 1
1
Cambria, 1
Indiana, 1
Wommoreland and Ann-
•
strong, . 8
Fayette, . , 1
arnm . , 1
WAS,legion, _ 2
Allegheny. . 6
Dearer and I . Awnwee, 2
Butler, 2
Mereerand Tenango, . 2
Clarion and Forest, 1
Jefferson, Chnuteld. Elk
. and Marin. . 2
Crawford and Warren, 2
Brie, 2
Potter and Tlogs, 2
XIDITOIVS TABU.
TAB Lux Jorumat, ibrlffay to on our table. Au In.
valuable avioultural Journal. „Pit;Naked by Samuel
Emleu k Co., N. Leonia of Seventh and Market streets,
PbOadelpbta.
Tits Mono liaosmut, edited by William J. Tenney,
and published by John P. Titer, 327 and 829, Broadway,
New York! now appears monthly, with regdikrity, which
proves that this eacelient Magazine is receiving that ed
eouragement which It richly merits. The number be
lore us contains mining information of considerable la.
tenet. 1 .
Insmen poi= gives hie boat of pitman a capital nuns t
her of his popular book Ix June.' The principal illus.
tmticet—.lherlteareet Way in Bummer Time," is a gem.
The fashion and pattern plates are numerous, interest-
log to the felr set, and useful. The literary matter,
much of which is Illustrated, is from the pens of favor
ite contributors to the Lady's Book. Long live Godey
and his Magazine, for both enjoy a deeservedlY enviable
load-wide reputation. Copies of the June number can
be obtained at Bannan'e.
"Ininearious RAMS or fICI X11111.."-4. a Lippincott
& Co., the Philadelphia" publishers, have issued in one,
large volume, finely Illustrated, a work entitled—Plndi•
genus Races of the Earth; or New Chapters of Ethno
logical In inky." .Tbe work Includes monographs on
*pedal departments of Philology, Iconography, Crania.
scopyiPalacentology, Pathology, drehaeoloo, Compare.
the 43 ealinlPh.T. and Natural Makal. contributed by
Alfred Maury, Innis Puberty and J. Aitken Mega, M.
D., with OimmunicaUons frau Prof. Jos. Leidy, M. D.,
and Prof L. Aguils, Lk D. This volume presents fresh
Investigations, doer, unseats and materials, by J. C. !Cott,
M. D., of Mobile, and Oeo. It. Glidden, formerly Coati
States Coniul at Cairo, authors of "Types of Mankind."
Ina brief notlts of this hiportant Work, it would be
entirely futile to itteropt to convey even a &int idea of
the interest of the various papers on the Baer* of Men,
from the disthmobrited gentlemornsmoi, oriatilued in
the Volume. The subject , of the identity, etc.. •of the
pussy hart been one whlehhas emptied the attention of
the 'nett minds, fora century, end the Work just is
sued by Lippincott t Co., is a valuable addition to them
al ready . pnbibatti on the inkiest. Copies of the Work
are for ale at Bannan's and Garriguse Book Stores,
arbors they urn be inspected. The cures of Met Nott
and Glidden, see to the odentllle enough to 'Misty them
that "Indigenous Earns of the Earth," is a work of fer
more than ordinary interest to the public. '
focal Maio.
riq.Y: ~i~:.V. •, ~s.cep'k`.u. ,. .+'L'lir.R:r~vrc.r±.r..x:l=.'v:: L::.'i:as...cl
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the
, - illiiirisey Prentinitp-On diellt
r.gyv... ow 2s . e . il inst., the Many** Whiten; bele**
UST its setinier sixty iaisillamticoo; ,414 Ihr,
f orttikene , . slaw tilestratile or soo*vo ‘ ,Alciry of
dita*,ineludinbr s wil l Ili esbibitad In izat notso#llL-=
rai, aothso Ake., s , .
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vigureti.tuumea of S undt w , tis
ecliptic* For NO hp : The pawnor ecesi,t, ciPses. .
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. mar i b l i . T r • ^l with Batty= wrin .
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tuned the laryet 2 4eettitent eels* 4 btart ,1,10, cub'
CO ;nit! PIIICCIWittith nta, paw iiiro,sb
ted. withal:it the loom/ etdence r Land of *WI,
may be eseuradthat they will ,
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their money. y
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$2 00. which *
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newpatti
fi s, parlors r
sultablepatre
be papered in
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CHEAP
THE trul
sus enb
andl
kat street
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of di
Your22eif
favor o . titiderins
salary Bene fi t •to Mrs H. Q las
Alen received: Rums %stow to return her nks
to those who have spoken so kindly of her its to
Owe, and to ware them that she will not ail bold
in remembrance their expiration of good will and of.
ships. Agreeable to your suggestion, I would t
inny name MONDLT EVOITIM May Mk, ibt‘ I h 9 P
Benefit, on which occasion will be pertrammithe
of " 111 VOLUM Cor".• a il t= i or "TIM
WAmmanas Muterastr
Mrs. RUM. •
With Many thanks for the liberality of your p
I remain, Gentlemen, truly yours,
• at a 11Y1'
To Wesma. Bohan Weaver, James IL• Batt
Wallace, 4, B. Moorhead: Jam es B. Brains. J.
@rill, and others.
Si"! Singular aciarrence happened 1 this • • •- h
a few morning sines. ' About 2 o'clock, the litmil of an
old resident was awakened by cries for asekternee, pro
eroding from an attic room In whkh a Miele Ofellitie
slept A member of the dually haslet rep to
the girl's room, and tbund her Ware! with
blood, andln a hinting condition. "Ili door, wail
and , the Moe taus tonna with. blood; . albs' her
left bond tightly duped errand the wrist of a right
arm, to check the blood which was =hung from a par
holly sawed artery. Alarmed at the sane before bite,
the young men who first reached the apartment, a"'"
ii i
for additional assistalece, which peon =rived I the
son of the heed of the family. She girl the felt
Loin lose a blood. - A physician Wes lamed& I,y a
In. Until his arrival, the pumas pliant did all 'I
could to check th e hemorrhage, by aeons of nth
etc. lorturtidely they =carded in si meant . a
subsequent =real opetatiou saved the poor Ws
Sheaas hoverer, left in an exceedinilyweek ,111
and the most careful mining was niammary no
her. Indeed the physkian stated that if =datums
not been promptly rendered; or if th 4 girl had, fal
before her condition was known, In two or Woe
eta she would bevelled to death.. '
It ippears that the girl for some =use, arose from
bed to open the attic window, at= in!tise dirk her I
slipped, going through a 'pane 'of iglus. , A poi
of the glean partially severed an artery In wrkt.--
She. was not aware of the acciden=tit • fit the
warm: blood spirting over her, aid the d barely
stiiiigth and enough pawn= of mind to er to her
room door, unlock and open It, and call miasma,
when ;he fainted from esDanstion Os stated. The poor
rt
girl's situation Um= wee t terrible,
be imagined;
and the alarm of the family at what at drat as a fear
ful mystery, wail equally , sere= i Had the girl died
;done and unheard, and been found nest morning welt
wing in her blood, and the room bapattered from cob
end to the other. It would at %elfin* bleak, be'
peered a case of murder, and the *Whigs Al t us*
*mold have been far from enviable! . Arid y
koncluelve, have lent to the scaffold zany;
' Ries. The girl has not yet entlrels teen
*fade of the accident. ,
oar Proceedings of the ant • •
Council teat on Tnesday evening last. ' • t,-•
Hoover, MeDarron, Moak!, Stie,hl 0, Ebel, • •
Heffner, Stoner, Derr, Means and Teliwag Mr.
nee, President, pro tee. I -
The "nelontaa of pentane meeting w re
adopted.
' Com. of Accounts on unfinished bust •
and was continued. i
Cam. on * Piro Appubatus,.rop ' orted sr
ire Mugs erected, end wu discharged. ' .
w i g
The Committee anpointed townie, MI Thomas Dor
nin, for purchase of lot to extend Callow 11l street, re
ported that no arrangement had been seted. The
matter wu laid over.
The Connell then went into an electi of dicers:
Mr. F. B. Kaeraer was electid Presides' of the Conn
ell by acelamatkm. Mr. Murtha In a neat and appro
priate speech, returned thank for the honor conferred
.
upon him. L ..
Mr. Samuel Hartz wu *sleeted Clerk. Mr. Marts
also exOressed his aeknowledimenta.
Cbdector.—Mr. Jeremiah Seitsinpr wu reelected.
Solicitor.—Edwas d Owen Fury, Esq.; wag re-eketed.
Dorreigh dervuor.—Thei election of this odleer vas'
postponel null next meeting night. -
The election of Surveyor of Party Walls and lisperol
tor, was also postponed.
The standing Commitifes of Connell were then sp' pp
pointed by the President.
Com. on lamps and Watch,. reported that a lamp
would soon be placed at Ninth and Church Alley. s
Street Clan. on crossings In Markel and other streets,
reported work done, and:wu discharged. .
The matter of repairing Second street beet of Guru
Repplier's lot, was referred to the new Street Committee
In the matter of a adrift from itecood start to Noe
'raglan Creek, abate IteppUer's lot, a nevi Commlttei
was appointed to muter wittethe County Oonunlasloneee
he relation to It
.
The teatterof opening Tenth sired, was totaled to
the new etreet Coiotnittee.
A- cornmenicatlon watt received from the District At
torney In relation to the condition of Seventh and Mar
ket streets. Th. Council rewired itself Into a Commit
ante. of the Whole, toi sleeken Wedoteiday morales at
the tint and iamb* .0.
A paper requesting the Mine 11W and Schuylkill Ha.
Yen Baitread OompanyL to build a railroad from Poltei
vine to Damara. the Slue Hill Eallread at some point
on that Bard between
,IM'Cotwood and Minersville, war
read. After • warm digs* and the rthicOon-of some
amendments, the matter wits referred to a Committee.—
It was savestly Inge" In',Conneti that the immolation
should beinfoYted, aika seating Of 'the Board of Mau.. '
gee. of the Company will hi held In Ildiabelphla awe:
week, at nbkii meting adios upon the matter would
be Wan e If the rendution 'Loath, be pared. It aril
thought, advisable have*. by a !Walt,, of the Coss
ell, larder the matterfibr the present, to a canandinny
which was done as stated. —
The Committee oa 'Striver . wee instructed to procure a
copy of th e deed of thelot. of ground in East Norieglan
!beet,' theettle to which la noir in dispute.
Thg tat en the reel sad personal property of the Bd.
rough, for the enumigt year, was died at 10 mills, the
rate of the current Year just dosed.
Mr. Derr movedthat a statement of the Inanelil ai
fairs of the Borough, be inade - out and submitted to the
mutt mes tint Of Oclutiell. Carried. •
Ths Chief Bitrygginade a statement to the Commit,
to the street that he had Made his pollee appointments
0* th e mo wn year. They number 4$ men. fir each
Ward. They are si hollows:.
AnsM Ward—fle. 1. N. W. Ward-44t0. 3. .
William Hetherigittgly° Andrew Mster,
John Stine, J. N. Xinoley,
John llalbseb, Henry Hanes,
Mcgood% John frits,
Zber Smith. . William H.
Benjandi. Christie% John Wetzel,
Renee Reed, I Jot athan Modually,
Alexander Hethetingtoi, Thomas O'Connor,
William Spenes, OkiVin ta r Cady,
Jusllils, i William Dom
dingo d, • James MeKoven, •
Marisa Dom.. Henry ligublager.
Middle Went , i.No. 2. . N. H. Fard—No. 4.
John Quinn, {, . Daniel Zerstatir„
Charles Brown, .1 Wister Kitt,
William Henry, I , ' Deter Wont.
William faller, , John Inekley, •
Charles ; Adam
Solution Otiosner, • DIM (kerma%
J. A. !albs* 1 . gamut Morris, Jr. .
Dankti.Klapp, I Irvelsrlek ltptlng,
Jacob ILohW, Jerry turd,
John Audi& Jobs Gethar,
Samuel Leman, j James McQuade,
Mania Bobbin. ; lime Moyer.
Mr. 81100110/ ns ad that the oratelistea he added to
tie Hit Not Wind to. The list as prestrated by the
Chief Burgess, vas then adoptedand the CoandiChane.
bee gloss to the Chief BUM= for the purpose of "rea
lising Us firm. •
&the bill of fitter Helantbal for $73 3i, ea oidir kr
00 vas gnats&
The Milo! A. At Dakar, for 11 1 4 mu releTet to Ike .
Couslttes. t • ,
BM of actm7llllll Cavity Unties Co., iv $2ll 14 vu
~lend to Saul poimalstee. •
The lidloiring htlis inn 041 to lbeiPeld :
Joseph Itleuve4. • • - • $4O 04
DeUslforbu, - ' • - • 40
Jamb Nalared - • - •• •• •
118 14
Charteelfonsei. • ; • • U
V. D. Kesrcluvi(dousell Oupper,) a . 100 00
JebaDepr, • • • ; - - 200
!Weenie Gas Oupsay, • .
-.1 , .*of
SIM el - •
Th. cooditko:ot Illatliot dont, Mottle JWlCtiou,
tollwrot to Elitist Otllltittos.
ta.a.• ".I',ONT '""
" .1 ;: '
It inks drandtbit Mk. Snyder Its soltlllarlArairtyttrd
primes Ws puirty betwawaltalisetrt ard Coal strut&
010610. -
Tbs Chid hides, asked the Mandl to lardstillat a
poriasheet di* sahib:WO warded, sta,tur fha par
110141,1"104ali sit arsaalsatioa tbiiadloa *wirer
Uri Whims alock,up where drunken tairocan Mqica
lied until tim income wirer, la piece of taklot tido
ildbUs justharot the peace, when they are liable to
sarshir litr. Mid's Warm stesileat ono by ths way—,
. Sato Whist SOWS irsths butfituot the' bad Ord, o f
pm buys of the Souridit. To do" his hs adts,ths eo
oprupearot - the Omusell add animus, which we have
radon to betis4; he will metre The matter was rs•
Surat to tus comma,: ca 41011414 Watch toe "I"-
The Strut Committee wu directed to pall down hook
sad Ladder house on Starkelstrest; and MO:" It dp i tft
441k0i . 41110/D4 Otraet, ta40 311 .
''he dltatirdiee SaParell. " ; '
' e = AMA At IN rya Lite
; ; Limas:
:
As distant lands beyond Übe MUM '
When friends go Ukase. draw nigh,
So Usage, ysben friends ban thither gone.
Draws parer Igoe •
•
dud @Salon lads the dare' gam,'
When' frauds an ionzaway,
So lamas itself, throes* bad ones dad.
•
(iota dearer day by y..dn •
Maven b sot fsr treat these erbo no
With the pate Writ's sitt rie
Hat mar, sad to the eery
Of those *be no aright:
Maws* 1867.
C. C. RC 1?.
- THE ISLAND PRINCE/3i
♦ =Wet 01 TRETCD EIIII,XBW WOILD.
sr 11111I4C'D. optirswoars,
Attila "Ili•Loit nelrea," . 6 The Deserted' Rik"
.12,. Wising aside," "Batribotksi," etc.
•
CRAFTER L
Al lITUIUP? irIDSTING
It was the diet •of Mai, the marriage day et tb• sir
count liontremor of Montressor Castle, Dorestahlre, and'
Estelle, only daughter and helms gt Sir Parka Morale,
t Hyde Hall, Devonshire.
A glorious morningl the cloudiest, blue sky =Med
down upon the green bills and dewy dales and de ep
woods of Devon and the rest around the Hall was all
ally. and musical, with the joyous rugs of birds, and
the merry laughter of_ young men and maidens gather
ing to celebrate Hurir Heyday festival, and to do honor
tp the marriage of their landlord's daughter.
The elushaded, winding avenue that led from the
'highway to the house, wu arched at each terminus by
a mammoth wreath of ilowere, and many were the car
dates that passed under them, on their we to assist at
the wedding, and there contained only the
and the neared blends and relatives of the family,
whose rebttionaldp and position gars them the right to
attend the bride to the church ;—d a still more nuns
roue party had been invited to meet-iter at the alter.— ,
The villagers and taunts, grouped about under the
dude of thereat old trees, or wandering over the green
sward on either side the avenue, watched these equips
gee as they rolled on, commenting as usual on such oc
casions.
• "Oh—dear mei the "redeems won't pass till nearly
twelve! and here we are to wait two mortal boars!" sed
a young, girl to the gamekeeper.
1111 my darling, look, bars conies his Lordship's
earriage, iteelljust as sure as you're Om prettEst• lass
In the country." •
It was Lard Montressor's canine:
likely that morning a note from his allanard bride
had ties put in his hands summoning him to • private
emearence with her at the Hall, before they should pro.
rued to the church. Surprised end Mad with vague en
easiness, his lordship lost no time in obeying the behest.
Within the most secluded of her salts of ridsly fur
nished apartments at the old Hall, halt buried is the
depths of acuablonsu chair t ieclined the bride expectant,
In bridal array. d •
She wasalcree, hair attasulauta lutvieg; by her owe ds
sire, withdrawn.
Estelle llovelle—or ' , la belle Estelle," "Basutifel Stet-
la," “the Star"—eis, for her resplendent dark
beauty, she was poetically named—was at this: time
twenty-des roars of amend more lovely than . a-hurt's
or an artist's idea. Her lona was .of medium height,
and vary slender, though wellroundedolith a graceful
head, over which All rich names of let-black silken
14•41 sin, shading a flee of Pars, side olive complexion
with large mournful dark eyes, habitually veiled by the
long, drooping bodies, and delicate, though full, curved
timelier patiently closed as in silent resignation. The
prevailing exprawdon of her dark, brilliant countenance
was a profound melancholy.
The announcement of Ifineliftirelle's appraching
riage with the Viscount Montressor had created a pro
found sensation In the &Atonable and aristocratic cir
cles. A. peerless beauty, the only Ihild and. heiress of
the oldest, wealthiest and haughtiest baronet In the
West of England, her heart had been as much the of
of mediation to the youtliful and ardent, as • hat hand
and fortune bad bean the end of desire to the mercena
ry and ambition&
At the •early age of omen years, Walla bad been
placed at one of the first-class fernalel institutions of
learning at Paris, then as now, considered among the
very best of their kind lo 'the world, and there had been
left to remain until her sixteenth year, when the sud
den and calamitous beak log up of the institution, and
her own severe illness, had occasion' her removal.—
That illness had beta attended with market changes iw
tAa ocouttlatiox and temperament of they young girl.
Edens, previously the most careleki,. Ughtleurted
and capricious of children, left her chamber of ranee
immure a subdued, thoughtful, melancholy woman I
The laughing lips of girlhood closed hi patient 'Wows:
the sparkling eyes sheathed their beams under loop,
shadowy lashes, now seldom lifted; the silvery, elastic
voice, sank into deep and thrilling tones; the tree, glad
motions were measured and coittrop..
She never entered another se , but completed
her education under the best ntasterm . at home. To dis
sipate what was considered a transient Melancholy, her
parents traveled with' her over Europe,Pausing•at each
capital and chief town, to- show her all that was inter
esting and Instructire. But though their daughter re
paid their attentions with the sweetest gratitude, and
obeyed them with the gentlest dedlity, she showed no
interest in the passing somas. And though everywhere
bar sabre:who/telly and sweetness of disposition, not
insathan her fortu n e and podtkou, drew around her ma
_ay friends and adm irers, Estelle remained alone in her
. isolated
. h.ts and feelings.; Every most Malin
geddied ph
ease, and the result of their wisdom was • decision that
this melancholy was not the edict of lid health,still leas
of secret sorrow, but that it was a constitutional phase
that would probably pan away with maturing yews.
They returned to England,mmigrated their • daughter
at court, and %ind
uced her into all the pities. a i r
hatable 116.: But with
debut. Her
edict upon the i s
of Estelle, Who remained undly unmoved aml the
eclat that greeted her Her picturesque beauty
Was the theme of all tongues—her mournful glance was
fiseinatin ff Ver deep tones thrilling—her touch:mar
nettle; all he she iNcyetwho could 1 1 1 9 , n all
others, re tied nu reseed. She who sought no con
quests, err that very n perhaps, made. many. •
pwr and two Commoners, in maeosaaloa, laid their far
lanes at her feet, and were in torn kindly and firmly re%
posed her drat mum In. London, at the dose of
which her parent/ took her down to their seat in heron•
shim. Here, In het thoughtful, quiet, anoetsulatlons
manner, she ended In works of benevolence among
the villager, and the tenantry: And her father, hot lag
much from this esnploymeni, gave her full liberty of ae•
tion, and smiled to sew that she seemed lees pensive
than before. .
At the beginnlng of the parliamentary term, the bun
ny went up to London.
And it was here in her second season in town.that Es
telle formed the acquaintance of Lord Atontsereor, a
young nobleman but lately acceded to his titles and es•
tate', but already known as a man of the most high- '
tonedmoral and intellectual excellence, as a righteous,
as well as a rising statesmen, and ait one, who in the
event of a clump of minbdry would be likely to fill a
high of position in Ills majesty's =billet. Aside
from the glare of nub and wealth and power, Charlie
blontreesor wag • glorious specimen of the Creator's
workmanship. 'Above the average standard of height
among his countrymen, brautahonidered and deer
cheated, with ano head, and a face full of wisdom
and goodness, his appearance truly indicated the warm
benevolence, dear tatelligrue, and pure spirit of the
man. lila presence soon inspired Estelle with a filth
that lambed not been able to bet In any other that ap
proached her. Ile dreW near to her than any other
had been prgssitted to ionic ha noosed the magic circle
of, her isolation, and convened with her as somber had
been allowed to do. The world looked and said that the
beautiful Stella had at last met her master and wu con•
peered.
At this stage of abbe, the parliamentary term being
over, Sir Pasta Morello and his holly left London for
Hyde Hall.
Lord Montressor asked and received permission in fol
low, them, and In less than a month availed himself of
the Welles* to do sot Thus It was In the home lof her
ancestors, alter having obtained the cordial annetlon of
her parents, and hollering himself sure of the affections
of their daughter, Iced Montrealer offered his heart and
hand to the lovely Estelle, and was to his profound we
601118W:tent, instantly and firmly rejected I In thus ns
jetties his salt she wept long and bitterly, praying his
tbreveness, * human ate experkinced and
exhibited In h e
is t mkt, uld bane tetuyed him into
making this declaration, and beemehlieg Idea Dens to
resew his suit ; but to leave and forget ber.-rdibere was
somsthisg in the tone of her reseal which enshrined
apd des kis previous emietegon that—even in re.
jetting biro—aloe loud hist But with kis high-toned
sentluestete he would not in Ihe least presume
upon that knowledge. Taking her band with deferien,
nal tenderness, be said—
" Stella! a man never but onse, In bias le existence,
loves a woman as I Ins you! I will not Impair* the
mese of the rejection, which you have certainly a right
to make without assigning any reason lot the act. And
after having received this reputes, I may not In honor,
diereses you by a 'Menial of my silt. But this, Input.
ing, I must say to
.your-thot, ilea& I h enc e , I shall
not-go out of the reset of your Maude; shall never sd.
deem anoths.woose; so if ever In the of future
weeks; or mouths,oe years, however bug; you may think
Tlorilto 11•1111 W the decision of this enealig, Stella, I
m you to let me know! Write but one word, Tome,"
will return to lay as nnehanged heart at your
fent"
- Batelle wit weeping too bitterly tar e .
"Stella! will you promise lode this?
"Isrd Montremor, beat and dearest Irked! do not seek
to bled roused( to who can give yen nothing lu re.
turn! Try to think of theseelsoll girl th at _ you
have pitied and loved—only as a sitadotr that toll for a
moment across the sunshine of your path, and then paw
eel away forever!--and so forget her!"
"Renal / have pledged my honor never to renew this
suit, unless you revers In my (nor the sentence you
have pronounced upon it; but Inspired by the deep and
deathless love I bear 'emoted 'hoping Against hope.' I
hel impelled to Implore before leaving you, that, In the
neat of a Mumble change of sauthisent or purpose to
.wards me, you will not hesitate to gee me have to no
turn. MOM, will youprowdee me to much as that? "
"Noblest *Send that / have In the world] how_ gladly
would I promise, but I must ,not, Montrose's. Were I
to do so, .you would feel bound to wait the charges of
my mood, sad s for a most undeserving lore, might
miss, In sons nobler woman's affeetkma, the happiness
in stare ibr you!"
"Stella, .111. yon nilse your sweet, nsurehel ors ,t 6
mine, one moment, that you may read my soul 11 , US I
speak!"
- ZsteUe lifted bar dark eche to meet the clear, pure,
blue eyes tent with so much low, and candor upon kern,
and reed the deep, unchanging truth of the cansteney
of his wed as he geld—
• "Stella, In the presence of the hentimithing Ord
who sees and hears me, I assure you that I shall Ram
lous soother woman is I lore you, and, thinners, of
course, can 'emir wedanother I, so that whether, you give
ene this slightest of hopes or not, lam meant and thr
one bound I Na, EH you proulso, Stella? Ratans
bet it Is only to let me know In um of a cbange in your
sentiments."
Per an instant the light of an unutterable love and
joy broke on her beautiful, dark Owe, and her sonllng
lips parted to speak—when—as if a suddenonsentary and
warning bad gripped her heart— she uttered a low,
sharp cry, turned paler than bsfgre, and than sald—:
"hot no! my lasi Stet/usenet even glee you (bail
She is poorer thau the poorest, In gilts to you 1 - 13 be
can only pray that you may fining her and he ham." .
Ue looked ”bundly disappointed and troubled.—
But wen his &wisdom, henna hopefully—
• "Weil, dearest Stella, al thou gh you reject eneenthout
apparent news, and refuse to give me the tighten pro.
mime or the most distant hops, yet / repot--should you
in the long future, change your purpose, and write to
moon* word--'Come,' I will hasten to lay at your feet
en. unchanged host I Good bye! God be with pm?"
and raising her band. be bowed aim it, Vowed It to hlr
Ups, turned and len the room.
Anse =among alter Lady Morello , who cams to seek
and congratulate her daug hter upon what the Imagined
to ha the may Pweilde result of the interekrw—nand
Estelle lying in a swoon upon the Soot" It was *Wowed
by a long and tenible Illness, terminating le a tediously
• mdracted countesses. The town season was at basil
%bre Batelle was able to reenter society. •
They went up to London, and once more the "star of
beauty" 11/011111 upon its world. And Meg& the• deed
Upon her life settled darker and bonier, day ,by day,
she was more Ibliowed„ Mattered and everted than bare.
- Thus arm years had passed away, when one morn.
winiethe Sadly, then me)tilying MSS towb house
. le lientisy %pare, were mated at a We brealthet, and
Sir Park was mimed In nada, shad frees the Lam
I des ITmet, SS exempt qf Ous of the Muck SS'
Le rt Aifoso—utrecked e *wisp rthe mast ete Alpiess—Er , ,
toile sdkred atow pry and maltfinatleg item As' seat
I
Cl$611111'7"1004.011**Illev • taw Ibllcraed
Illearata ,theacouteney. does that day; the clad
Wad horn her heed, and area Ithem whe had
ratan wird beithica Melte shadow,' weed eselanted to
mellow nisi was by , Minty in its Imusbine t'' Him
Inallic "spirits day Improved. pain the midst eli
din& *uric Ude of ewe HA: EOMe sattraistred her
_Minds lier , in thebeight et the Load= rano,
rWeer htber's email ohavilare dos nimainiit
i t i ,./ 01 1 e. 4- alettaloo Sam ehrimarld fa eighteen maths. .
At the end of this period Lord Montreal*, who Ibad
never left England. or lost tram of his beloved Stella,
esd Ida Was now staying' at his meth In Doreetshire.
was One day mated it beesklest when the toasting seal
was homed hire. Among a score of letters OW first
,1 that attracted his attention mu a dainty white gave
-1 lope supereedbed In a delicate handwriting. He' took
theta* Sat sag opal la.-it entrained ha sae mad
I —"Cam"
• Tat light of an Wadable joy broke over Mabee: Ohl
he had waited, patiently, boafidly,years, torthat wont, 1
and at last Ire received IL Thanks to heaven , la the '
1 that !maces' and then pushing all the otMe letter usegeiesdadia he sprung tip, rang dir Lyre mat, Mid.
ordered Movable pecked and balm putto the carriage
In twenty more minutes ha had rembed.the .railway
'station just as the ears were *bout to start, audit: three
;sours he wax at Hyde Ha and standing to thepresane
of Neteliel—she looking so beautlihl and happy! 3 ,
' With the old chivalrio , enthusiasm of devotion,l he
, dropped, at once, upon his knee, and raised ta r band to
We, saying— • , . . 1 1
"For !bur years I hare hoped Ind *sited to wit word
from you, and :at last, beloved, you have 1 written—
Khans,' and I in at rear *et, alr,l. -.aid, :with in 4om
dialled heart)" , 1 1 - ''. '•1, " 1 _ ...1 .
"Ant I," abet mid , deeply binshlng,whileilie beid both
hei to raise hfm."l, my Loptiblas slot an unchanged .
heart! for low than four yeses I ham loved youp . rebore
than woman's tongue may tell-rand never more,thate at
the boar in which we bads ferta t X, be I thougliti for.
ever:" • • ; ~ i { t
."I know it, behind! knew it ' 1 1,, ,, n_i I
never doubted It! Could Ibe decatred ' deerneart
of the woman I loved l; No Lend that was Mend of
my patience! he replied, taking hie Net. op the:soh by
her aids. ' and do not how
"Anti. you never inquired _ teen . , In
vitee,• wittiest liplanatiou I and without ;Wipe, I
mat you from my Pfellsae 0, and why now,;without a .
parent reason, 1 samition you lark!" shresid, Oa
of the old sadness fell Upon her besuilbil has. 1
"Year mottoes. dearest, were, and as4par lose.! Not
si
until your spirit move, you to do s hall you glee .ea
to me t I hare full mroldence IS , beatellhalltedar
- "Qadderece f at asyl God?" ixelebend iii , st low,
deep. thrilling yoke. ! " : 'I • . I 1 1- ,
Wiry, what is the mattes, des t",., • 1 ;
She looked up suddenly, asaile Of Weeshapialt lota
breaking like sunlight over her dark bee, and add
-- oNfthierg,nething, my hall tadthatall yaw
and haling' are so/Aerated ber.rori&jour hair =T r;
And yet she would ahead thorns igeot far:cub* shel,be
an angel, 'ebe moutd wish you to besoseetldta Whither
—a god." " 1 ' . '1 1 1 , 4
p4s,
"Sweat enthusiast! modest* r araglritHee, or the
world and its people will direp . t,' pa an
l BS not .
"an
only Odd, my - 'l' 1 it . • .
Such was their meeting' , 1 '• 1
Yet, meadonally, throughout the Inteervlser, , madden
shadow like the recurreione of ripelishiltbonght, would
fall upon bar bright fix and t piss as It came.
They were engaged , and wit h.,* Sew days the mar
dare was &unmerited' to take piles on the lira of May.
But it was observed by the .nearest friends, of the
bride, that from the day of herletrothaliberailiits bad
been markedly the strangest fluctuations. Some times
with her besititul dark Sets idenabsed with a despodill,
almost religious joy, she tamed *bout. se. itl.wear,- on
"winged get," or at brooding In a happy trans... At
other times, eta ail into deep gloom and anxiety, min
explicable mit. was abrades to ha Mende, A pr Il
Seared her relapse into the deep melancholy bah eto
long overshadowed her,lnd 'that ' they had 'growls to
dread as a swim amtitutional malady. !But they
bop.d everything from her approaching marriage with
the man she loved. Lord Mot:armor observed with the
deepest interest the uncet lain moods of his betrothed ;
but, with the high-toned sentiments that elletingableed
him, refrained from inquiring, and awaited ha Tolima
.
ry revehtions . , ,
At lard the first of May, the menhirs day, upon "Which
I bate presented the parties to the reader, arrived,- had
all the tact (01/1, as I said, wan gathered at the lialfur
at the Church to do honor to the solemnities.l
And the expectant bride, in her bridal robe and veil,
welted within her boudoir the arrival of the ,
whom she had summoned toe private" tutiniew fore
they should proceed to the church. ' the had not long
to wait. He who quickly responded to her slightest In
clination, immediately obeyed her call. ,
Yet when she hared his fira, elastic step approaching,
"Now Hof have mercy on me!" she. prayed;and 'cov
ered her face with her hands. ' - I
Its entered. unannounced and saying,
~' 1.
commands l
"My beentifel Etas! Ima here, lon perceive, by your
"
She dropped her hands:Aid rersillud a tare pde wilh
msery, spoke In a thrilling, deep, impamioned tone—
" You are Bore by my inin#eatie . es, my lord!" I hare no
right to eommand.".
EiMM;7M2==l
"My prayer, my lordiet Slit, fur yoat fonthnuall"
"Fbrgirenessf--tny Stellar
"Ay I my dear lord! arm see before you a penitent and
a supplicant,. who map ! soon be something far Pere
wretehail"
"My Stella! what mean your '
"Come to the window, Lord Montresier!" she .kaid,
rising and preceding l him. .."Look out,",she continued,
putting arid, the rosecolored beniglngs, and revealing a
view of the park below. allie with itarestlasemultltude.
"What are all these people - warns% formy lord!"
"What are they waiting - let, toy Stellaf—for that, for
which I also wait, with how Pus h more impatience!"
he answered, while a deep flush of love and joy, for an
instant, supplanted the anxiety on his tam
"They wait to les a bride pass, wherio a bride niaynev
er go!" she said, In a solemn voice.
"Stella! great Heaven! what my iota" he azelarmed,
'Lazing on her with prolbuud astonishment.
"That the had. they expect is unworthy to stand be.
Lot e,i3cd's holy altar beside Lord lifontrecaorl"
"Unworthy, Stella! Your-
"Nast iinwortay, my lord!" she: mid. :dropping bet
arms, and dropping her heed in an attitude of the deep.
at misery. "I should have Made this confession long
ago, Xord Montrawor; but I have deceived you—l have
deceived your
"Ite what respect. Stella/ My Gall It cannot lel—
Ncs it
ve cannotme! be! th at while betrothed to- me, you do
lo"
"Rot lore peel Olt r. sip deer lard!" .site murmured,
in a voles of thrilling tenderness that enured eondetket
of bee truth, to his deeper heart.
."What mean you
, then greet met if-Indeed you re.
turn my deep lave.'
'Ohl I do, I do, Montressor; whaieverliappens, wher
ever you go. take that assurance with yen! I love you,
my lord! shall 'ever loveyon, even .Leongh - even after
what I shall have told you, you repulse and hate me,
and go to our friends and say—" That 'roman when' I '
was about to wed, la but a whited sepulchre, whbm I
have proved, anttwhom T now ntjeet'—and so leave me
to the scorn of men, gill I say—ever shall say-71 love
You. Lord Montreasorl 'J love you, and . the -coniclinue
nes, of being cutworthY.:Of your love Is the bitterest ele•
went in my punishment,'! Yoke - of such
profound misery, that Lord Moutreasoir could scarcely
continue to believe ker &Wages unfounded or, ezagge.
rata&
He dropped upon a so t, r an.tOttiairstlll and white as
a carved image of stone, gaged upon her, waiting bee
further communication. • • ,
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for labor performed. to camel which and meet elalme on
eounnlesions unekpired amounting In all to 179,066 07,
there ls a beano, in the 'treasury of .2.262 40, mostly
resolved Wein the year" tor legacies. The receipts are
$13,487' 60 less tlhos last year, but the regular church
ocontributions are only $3,167 69 luarAhe difference be
g inincipellp In legacies.' , •
Tea Mat Aarrvaaunts 141‘e bti , 6l in pri:vmeilin New
Vet during tier - past hrtaight. -The following Is an
abatreet of thriroport of 'the American Bible Society :•-•
• illatsidartit, new simillieries have bee, *Medi mast of
• them South and West.
Nigh tysda• ilfi diteutoes, end 1,810 life members, bete
• been added. 4 i• t •
The receipts of the Year from Ain scums have been
$441.806.09• being $9,466 42 more than those
of th e
•priorkors yeti. The portion for books 0id„,5236,466 03.
Books printed. 741,043 volumes:: Books issued, 772,-
6xl; being 101,297 more than the tunes of the previous
year, and
8 121 Preater gave the formation of the So.'
clay, of 1 01341. . -
Iters s..—A slew royal octavo Hlhie, in pick type,
bye been published, and • new pocket Bible In diamond
type. Also a large New Testament In great primer type,
Sr the aged. Om, at the Society's Hones. a New Testa
ment In Ojibwa; and a. Testament In_ Hawaiian And
linglish, in parallel columns.
Apeata—in t home Bold, thirtyslx have been em
ployed, trieladlng,the three in, VMS, California, and
Oregon.
In Omit:reign field, three hive - hem employed a non
tlon of the timo--ilter. !lusts: Wheeler (in Nicaragua),
and Righter (in Tortay) alivint dkA; greatly lamented.
• 'Money granted fbr publishing the :Scriptures in"for
ellen countries, $2,344 09; *bleb, with the expense of
publishing the last two books awned, saki In aggregate
Mr foreign purposes of morelhan $30,000.
Agnicas SusnAy Sawn Ustox.—The THUMIIIeCILD
Ant versary of this important Instillation was beta in
on the- evening' of the 12th inst., in the
capacious Sall of Dr. Jayne, Atiggose White., Esq., in
the chair. Rarneot and appropriate addreseett were de.
livered by the Rev. Dv. Brantley, Myr. Dr. Jelkins, Bev.
Mr. Breed and A‘raham Martin, Req., to which the
lime and intelligent audience, listened with markSd et
telalloll. The opening and concluding religi nut exeunt
sea, were conducted by the Rev. Dr.<3 tack, - and the Rt.
Bev ; Bishop Eastburn. The abstract of the annual Ire
port was read by'the Rey. It. B. Westbriolt, Sec. of Mis
sions, from whieh the following Sets are gathered:
The receipt's in the Missionary deportment have been:
in donations, $71,982 37 ; in legacies, $11,9t6 87, and a
balance on hang from lad year. being sPecloll7 &Mg wa ,
ted by the donors, $769 43, making the total reecsucee of
the department for the year, $84,897 OT.
This sum has been faithful* appropriated in accord
ance with the wham of the donors. A large corps. of
lillssiowatics hate been WV horth 'MOS efferent Bates
and Territories, who have established more than 1800
sew schools, gathered Into them about 80,000 children,
and secured for, the -instruction of.these children, over
12,000 teachers supplying poor and needy 'schools and
children with books and other Sunday School requleltes.
In addition to planting these new schools, they. have
visited, supplied with books, and ,othetwise assisted.
nearly 8000 Sunday Schools, containing more than 100,-
000 children; stating a total of Sunday &hoots wpm
tried and aided, of nearly 5,00'.
If we take into ottr estimate the result of the last six
years. we Sod that the Society, has . organised In' that
time, through, he direct labors of its blissionarlea,more
than 12,01,10 new Sunday &boots- eout ni alog aboutls,ooo
teachers, aoduearly.s4:oll,ooo children. •
The Altseleserery labors of the Sockipetty are' entirely dis
tinct trout the publishing nt. Indeed, the lat
ter Is quite subordinate to the former. As a missionary
Institution, the Society has, two elder objects: 1.. To
open new Sunday &boo a In nelghborboods and settler•
menu when they would not otberhhe be established:
visiting and reviving old SundarSchesola ; and 2. To
supply them pith books for carrying on the schools sue
tearfully, when thus begun. 1, .
Au. Boxsuons made - to the Society. are scrupulously
applied to thb ohlecta designated by the donors. In no
case are they apOied tecany od the publication depart
ment of the Society's . ..operations.. , •
The Publimiting department hai distributed during
the past year, books, ay., to the amount of $177,553,13.
,It should he remembered la this connection that it is
the policy ofd the Sudety us to arrange the price of books
Leto merely 'sustain, and enlarge, as -occasion niay re
quire, this &audio! its operationa, and not with a view
of creating module for the mbwiereary &nutmeat.
" The Society now publish a übplete Library for Sun
day Schools; containing $4l volumes 'and. 4 ecutlons
from the general Library of .100 volumes 'itch, for $10;
also two "Hits emus Jrntrete Legume" of aeventy.
AY • iolumes each; Cent's Heim LIZRAILT, 50 volumes,
$3 50; Owed VILLAOS and IFINILTILnkuuts. twenty-four
1/001011e1, $3 each, and the CHILtf . IS Cruxrr LIBILAZT of
fifty Toluenes, $2 50.
Tea Burott SCHOOL jOVIVAL std Tonia's Pam fla
uttegrare r4llshed as formerly; and in order to in-''
crease the fulness of the latter, and to - brie[ it
the teeth of all, the price efjsubectiption has been,
reduced to los cents per antrant,.ehere out hundred en.
pies are taken.
A. full report of ties Society's 'operations may be ots-
Weed gratnitoiedy, upon shp.icatku at any of the de
mite:odes;
- The above Libraries, tiegati with all this publiee
tbe
lions of Unless, can obt ained at Buteruest Book
Sitire, at tine Union Caste:prices, end thus lave the car
r4llo-
- MOTU:MS. . .
PRlmrers X METHODIST CIII7ItCH, corner of
Lion and 34 street. Divine Per** every Sabbath at 10
o'clock, A. M., and 6 o'eloek, P.' •
lINGLISH LUTHERAN CIIIISCII, `Market &mare
Pottsville, Rev. Dan= &mu, Pastor. Divine serviee in
this Church regularly every Sunday. Morning, at 10%
o'elork; eveningoit 7 o'clock, Weekly Prayer Meeting,
Thursday evening. at 7 o'eloeic.l
mAaazir.D.
JAMES—ILIBRIS—Oo tb• o.6tb lost., try Ito*. Wm.
Monpull. VIVI= JANII of tdootit Laffos, to XIIT 1 / 1 111111
of St. Clatt4
*
. .
~ • bIllt;
BROWN—Ott the 2U lust., Wtmisx Stem; , in his'
49th year,
The Mends and amnaintan of the deceased are ro
spectfully Malted to attend hl funeral tomorrow, (Sun
day.) The funeral hill arrive in Pottsville, at 4 o'clock
lathe afternoon, and mooed to the Presbyterian bury-
Ing. mood. I
LOST & FOUND.
TRANEDi AWAY---On S.un
day, April_ Nitb, IK•i. rate red 00W;
I , lte Sioe—bed, belt on, with Iron bows, top, and I
tem; the name A. Montt la on one or the borne. lofbr
motion of bear will be tbankrully Teethed. and any et
wee paid, by JACOB MIAMIAN.
- Llewellyn, May 9, '67 , • I
mpi.74FT LOST.—+Lost, a draft (>l* Ro
ger V. Merton imfavorl of mid indented by D. to
oifk
dated February 17,1 7, at bluely days, payable
at the Miners' Dank of Pot ?Die, fbr 112.50. All persons
ate mistimed not to neptia a said dnktt, as penitent has
been stepped. The sn6r returning saldfdraft to the
ambeeriber at DalUmons, Md, !rill be initably rewarded.
J. A. FILBRT.
mop, IT• • 19-.lt•E
CARDS.
I: P. SPINNEY , Attorney at Law,
Ashland, Schuylkill eounty, IY., .m act al
agent 'AAA* purchase and ale of Seal Estate, collection
of roils, de. (Ashland, !day YS, '57- 21-1 y •
Tne Mining EE UNDERSIGNED,
gineer,Wbdvhdted du/teethe last yew; the Coal
of Germany and Belgium; an arrange
the newest imp_raveanots to mining wade In these ems
trfee,-1-its the castle rysted to draw the w•PAI
through theigattgways, br stationary steadenginesrthe
woven In the eonstruetim of pumping engines; Wig&
Ink aliened, de. • Punthilied with Ahe be s t annoying
- instruments, • upetttion Theodolite of his own
lion,
konstroeted for dining operationdeveliog instru•
wont, ete.i he Is ready to undertake gush , surveying
works for 'bleb mathematical malty and initiate" are
wanted". - •
Wears to be addressed to Pottsville Pod Office.
P,DIVAUD C RUM.
Pothdlle„lday 23,17 .
DISSOLUTIONS. .
rr ISSOLUTION.—The partnership
■ hereto‘restatlng tinder the Arm and name of
WILLIAM is NATHAN DAVID, in the soanufacturins
of lumber.`le., was this day (April Id, 1967,) ab oo t u a
by so tans! consent. The badness of the late Arm wilt
be rented up by ' WILLIAM DAVIS %
spay 23,1,7 .. 21.410
_spay
OF PA:R.TNER
, BDre.—NOttreli hereby slim that thepartne_r•
p heretofore existing lietween P. O. Bra w ler, J. IL
Bre;ter„ Michael Dress or. and &loco P. Owens, rr i mung
u *Wants, at Donaldson. EchnylklU,oo., Ps., under
the, Orin name of DRDSSLER, °MODS t 00., Wits on
the 2d day of May, A..D., dlieolved by mutual eon
met, and that from 34 day of 1tit7J,1337; P. 0. Drawler;
J. M. Braider and MlettaeL Ilreuler, three' df the pbn
awl partners atilt continue turarty on.lhe former best.
nese as merchants Under the arm meteor BMA= A
004 at the tows or Donaldson, In said county, and the
said darn beg leave to return their thanks to. lb. public
AO put Arms, and bops by strict /Mention to business
to linerlt a *hero of public patronage.
P.O. HARESLDit, .
J. 11. satisten.
MICHAEL. BRESSLIII,
ONO. P. OWEN.
way z%, 214t'
t plS Z OLUTION N I TICE.—The
. drat of L. P. Brook. It Co. Is ibis day (( January
; lan) dlsaolvad by mutual tosasoti. Chartas P.
Sikkim witadmariag from the busts/la.
L. . Bitooss 2
CIIA P LLIS P. 15110ENEY. )
Wit _
April *IT
estukRTNERSHW, NOTICE.—The
easerteershfp hi the Natter bedews henteibre
ng between R.; C. Allsau aid Lomb Royer, was Ws
d - 01Astril I.lo,)dbeolved by imistaateoussel. ,
• 1.0. WILSON,
• - ' LRWI3 ROUX
•
The antlerdped have Wile (April Tl,l467.)•etavd
Into eapartawehip, In the basher tatilaus, at the steam
saw WU at the fiot at the taelhied plum eel: the IL U.
le 8. R. R. IL, ;Bader the ins of I. O. it JAMIIIIWILIION.
All online On hamlet prowey'atievelel to
• - IL CL WILSON. •
May :,'S7 181 ' J.LUEB WILSON.
COA td. ts
HAYES; SMITH, ot;‘.
• Coal Ilteiciliantii.
Noe 10* (tato IS) Walnut Street,
Ani now meld} iff dtmet from Joi* a ItiMkAisa Csstq
a fall supply of tirmairomt Coal, mbleh otfor at stot
loom. market Drift.
Orders
Ise Shp Nom Za Ire to aktromo to moor to miza p p
itbuol Kahle, ' IL 0.117 C
• • . /.•
kety 23, 'fa
• •
WANTED;!. , '
LADY 1
DY competept to teich`ltititeie
awl Tlllrisba• to pinta the Pane* 1... res
. he ree n try. klary object
rasa 1-i .at 4treot, Phliadittptita.no AC
; May Arn.
2041
IV TED.--A. Situation , by a.
Youut Mau. to ao Ofle• or Rom rams eirrl-
cis will hi ;Jiro without aisiwoaipwaaation, to desirous
of et
rottuttioplomnit, la a good p penman. Addrras "Pow.
KO" o Pat °Sec fM7 IQ, '417 *Nit
OURNEYMAN CABINET' MAK
tp. I
• MP. to taboo good Nos aal opastiat aaaptoy
mad ba &ea, et• yawed at Awns/. Etabakylkill
comity, Pa. .
AMOS HOC&
Sablaad. Mai 2:'57
Art AGENTS
Y 'Noy, tissrui,. sod boa:R.4m i , isa Ar .
$ 00A0 sloontir. Cupital inquired, flys dollars. - 7.
airror particulars, sacks* stamp, and'sddrsaa
A. B. 114151114,
• Plaistow, N. kt.
May 9,1 - 4 . 19-104
"N
INERS WANTED—At theArciad
Top Coal Minos, to Huntlngikak 'misty. Tun,
, steady men Intl Ind constant ionpkgment tad
Prompt payments. Apply all" %T
row 4 SAXTON,
Mottineosi, hontinpdon consty,49,
May 9, IT 1941.0
50 LOCAL
Ao,t AN vAND D fn
t IR W A n y r r;IA
Pitying lom 140 to VISO per. swath -. Do Innslner or
obanoe Dullness: Permanent employment even sml so
capital required. For pertleulareeneime_poetaige Maas
and mailmen. A. SIMPSON, N/Ifiler• N.
11.
April 11, '57 16-3se
. . .
, .
NOTICES.
.........
IIiOTICE.—A regular meeting of the
. YOUNG MAN'S CLIKINTIAN AtSOCIATION en
held In thair Tom, (RussersOlk•Ditilding,) on )103.
DAY ovsning, May 26th. illiel. Passim( sitiradaws li
requasted. By order of ile Pnwidant.
• L. W. DO8BY8.11ELL: Salaam
I IFFICE PHILADELPHIA
l SIN-
BURTIAD iiptmY4 ;Or': r
NOTICE:4III4mm liming ontstandisfeishatabi
accounts against this Company will pistol mufti ,
statemont of the suns to this ogles. at'.No. 303 %last
street:
__ ..... 'BODNRY Illailtit, Tramper.
....
.... .
DIEM
UDITQ:RtSNOTIC .—ln the
°tort of Codnuon Plea. of Schuylkill county—
NAY lISYSILY, FL la,
es. . No.
MOLLY I NEWCOMER. f lime Tenn, jSS .
The understood: Aratiltor•andoted to amends LH
make report to odd Court, of tae asooutita dot Went
laborers, and meebanks, reepeetteel ,will 'Oat/ to
duties of Ws appolorourot. at hle oars,' Is Centre rtme
In the borough of Potteillle, 00 ThorolaYp the 11th ht
of June, WM, at 10 o'clock to the theertoos.
WM. L. WlilT2llll,Ardor,.
21.3 t
May 21. '67
•
it UDIT9II. 'I3, OTICE.---
SEIULTZ A ROI Illift,l -rendition! &pine & ' i ;
Cc ' . , 17b S
JOHN & STRMIJITtS. j • , ain.Tirm.issa. -
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Conn'e 1 ;
Common Pleas of firkinytkill county, to distribute th, , 4 :
money raised npon.ths sale of the Seal listat4 otjain
S. Struthers, under the above stated elfemnion, to sr ....,
among the- persons entitled to - the same, hereby airs 2 '. '
node that he wlll attend to the duties of his tippets.. r',
went, at his aloe; In Centre street, Pottsville, on 'niss :"',..
day, the 9th day of June nest,-at 4 o'eleek In the after
nooc, when and there all persons interested lint Oren
attend. THOIAS It. HANNA'S, Auildor.
Mai 23 , 1/ 1 114 c. • • . •
10. of 0. F.—r-The members 'of ..,
,' Franklin lir ' Nio. 4, - hereby
7
The aublerThera have associated
and after this date,under the name and ityl• of TILER. Tr
Nromm d CO., and will conduct lbe bonne'. of Dealing ,
to Cbal. as successors to ',AMMONIUM( tI lIR t CU- it 0
Ho. 328 Walnut greet, Pblladelphla; , I Broadway... , "
New York; Pier No. 6, Port Mohamed. -
PREDERICH TYLER.
GEORGE 7, TYLER. •
C. NICHOLS BEACH. ,'..
- WILLIAM E. STONE.
May 9.'57
A. V. Roam. Truske Ilk, In the Common Pin t r
for WILLIAM CAMERON Schuylkill conat), , • ,
•. and others, &fry Maim •
vs. .To MOTO Cud rosttese!ln
WILLIAM DONALDSON,_of Joduarat,
and Terre Tenants. No. 212 , Dee. Trrl.Ser
On motion of Jima Pleamults, Esq., who
oboes Scare Pada:, the Court granted a Rule ears
creditors Interested In the realest of Ole abo , r jest
mut not resident in Columbia, Montour and klitylt6
counties, to appear on the,first Monday of Whine fast
of Court next to show class why the Om prigswat ,
shogid not be revived for an amount indicant to don
oMkeenr• the debts doe to the other embus surd ki
and to be secured by said Judgment, resits% in llama
aNntles—the detbudent having died an sfullavit
fence u toyour claims. By order of the Cart.
May 16,
JAS I7 . PLEASANTS,Attermy for frusta. k. 4
• •
FOR SALE:Bz TO LET. kk
I'OR SALE-A D
RESIDN.NCE OK SCOUT
dwelltus la worrosiont and w
Moult Veil, fibre:awry, We. to s •
premises. 'For terms apply to
Potty")llo, May tal, 17
ic`
SIRABLEV.
IIL A V
11 bat, with Geo
order. dtde
31. REAM'
DWELLING HOUSES for SA LEI,
or RIOTT.—Two new three dotted tnid
w Mpg houses on the west side of Metre Meet,
Mlle, near the residents of George 8. Repp l4r,
sale or rent, on reasonable terms. They 11111 AMA
with water and gas. with terraced gardens, and Wm '•
to the rear by an alley. They will be found rry •
forfable dwellings, and the first stories sre wet WO; •
for business purpoeas, If required.
rotteville l / 2 111sy 21. '.f.7 2141] R08T.31. PADIII • •
OUSE AND LOT IN PORT;
CARBON AT PUBLIC BALE.—Willie:4i •• • .
on the. premium, at, public sale, at o'clock, P.
Monday nest, the 25th of MAy„,the house mad lot 2%1 : :
bough Port Carbon, now In the oreorietke
yelper. The property , Is situated at the emir •
and Third streets, in Lawton's Addit too, havinit,* '•
In front on Third *Meet, and running that via
feet along Orand street to 2nd.
On the Third street front: le s two story hew be
three stores lu• the rem roulalnlng *Wm room& j.
The hour. is gleerntly situated TIM lb, Probri ,
Church. The owner going West wisbee to diger
The VOW of ;optima will be made ear; titie rot •
Conditions, se., made known at the titer Jend Pr • ";
sale, and any one wishing to me t p ptosertl• •
shown It by
Port Carbon, May 23,'57 , e• 9 it.
TpO LET.—An Office in . M 4
. ETICiITER IllaWef
qtrril by
14, 1610
IEIRE BRICKS for Cupolas;Pue
and Mast ll'imaiteos, from] the Beadily !rot";
ow. at the TIONEER Clklk
Pottsville, Jan. 19, 183.6 1 1 34:
TOWN
LOTS FOR' SALE — In •
Borovib of Port Carbon. I Apply to
J..lf. WaTtiptlLL Ansi „‘,.....4
I" ‘lt,
RIMING PAPE R —Book ik Ne t t:;,:171
Piper, of every stad and t, of rala o " 4o ' : A t ?)
pd. at 31111 prices. . . E. 0 AILIIO3*, ;-.54,
ii- . .Ce tre gnat, f01tf,..: - '' il
Annet 9..'46 - ' i Zit yi
FOR. RENT—The OId Orcha :,,,,)!
/bur NUL It Me been rie;rlr r epoind,lTAW''...,, '-‘
In first rate Marlin order: Apply to IL Y.ltan
the premised, or to T. 11. SCROLLEIMEROEIL ytil • - • ; '
Pottsville, rebra :
. : 4 ,.-t i „....,
Feb. It, 17
CHEAP FUEL—Coke for
iste or small quantities, artbe los prim ci
per but el. Inquire eithl.r a the (ABM yr 7"Tu
PottevilleVas Company.
Pottsville, November Ala,
rBRICKMAKE - 128.—Ptelligt .1 4 .
for ulo fOr au Improve:limit to Ilurokicky" .
• telt them is a g ra; atria ( la lima, labor.itt" , .;.?"4
fual,ati4 the q uality of the brirka mach liar. ,
J. W. 461081168,11rtdr •
Mardi 28,'67 I - 3-ki" 4'4
UST REOEIVEIY.—A large is?
went orsplendld Perthinery, Le., Croat the ts . ,,
tOldeS of Jules Hanel k CO., Statism and ei Deo
All those who want tine VortUmery,tall
GEM Boot and Variety Stole.
January 21,1857 . .
FOR RENT---A Three Stow
Brick Dwelling Muni. with Owosso
Cached, anDobte fir any kind of badness. Ms
offices to rent, with Oas and Itet pipes ell is
rtrtol; between the Penn ey losnia Dill and the 11,
House. Also, two stone dwelling headsets
Apply to •
TOitatille, Vibroory
T i EASE OF VALUABLE
E LANDS:—'fbe Northuniberlancl imprerti"
pasty Invl fir • hal so eta pre l .ft:
Coal Veins, ti ge inalrian their prePeril
land county, Pennsylvania; two aod a WY ge ,
flbasookin, and directly on itai 11n• of tba it" • •
Banbury Railroad.Theee Tele. are 1411 i•r ,
easy and profitable operation. A pply to Jeollb
ON, Agent at Kt. Carmel,lNortbombeelai t e.
in CRARLES 5.( YOLWZIII Bimini, i"1 1 4 1
street, Philadsiihia.- • ofe•
felbresary 211, 1 67 I _
COAL COLLIERY TO RE) , •
shelflddle Coal held, NorthumberneSS 4
fleeted by a short branh with the PIO&
Sunbury A.R., knows s i t he, lambert 020 )0 !
wards of *OO send of seperior Coal hod; Wm
the New Tort and Mlddle!Ccel Yield
-with-Breaker. ROffilie of BD horse power, Wm" '
de, de., already Greeted end to hood order. ,
Several Nal, veins shovel water level be , ) 14
'and a number of others 'rent easy seem,
be opened with little aspiate.
Persons distress of exambr,
eery are referred to J. B. prompel
at Mount Carmel kw fuether tofu
Proposals be leasing the same
Company's OMee, PinSB youth
P. B. /or the purpose re Meth
lion of Coal from the Otsipasy's
have 50 ears al, their disposal
Tesaut, I Pie
NCARMETLCk
TO REITL-1409d!.. ,1
and 1414d1a reed Bat
forelbs4 thls (wiry. Alit us t•
Tract, Wit& %spear& of 300 acres
a~ofelu~ 114 Cermet lead iIPIOI/
Pia add Bealoury Bali Road.
This Colliery la Dow la eternal
lag an estemilvo Towel 'lad ilat
on emend rake of osealleat
vl
A am sad sztoaalra ilroalute
Intuit liken' Weald, At^.
Ta• BMW/wU IDol Do above to
abase J.U.D•wris.geot
Came).
A panatelas, will Ise revised
pally, No. 0 &Mb 401 street,
& The CoaelAl l 7. ....
Oath eaUl be approprkk d
of Mailed lraseporlalkg of r
II VI, .a