)ountid
SAVIIRDA V JVNIIII or", 115.7.
I Alio; Venturing into a thousand, stileiu of,
_ipmveliteture, for which a few years sines; Wyss
hoilimployed. Recent experiments of a Liver-
pool ilerchatit pointed oat the extraordinary ea
i7antaps of iron in ship building,--adreemiers
which hadimen fall] realised in his wall ems'
• trice. He made it appear that rariren "sr / O f a
. thousand toss, .vOuld iSTTY taut more dead
weight than a wooden swop sad that on a 'Mari,
to the „East Indies/ma troop at ITO Pan& kotl, l
an iron Tema would hares freight of /1240
over jta 04iiiden — ririd; And would, as a pneral l
risk, last noel longer:. At the recent session of
Congress, Senator Wright, of . New Jersey, iub-1
pitted an elaborate Report, on the employment
• of iron as a Wallas'', material. In this, grafer
MM. is given In iron overall other materials, pith'
the enoeption, perhaps, of marble, which is exi
tuiedingly costly. Among the ad iardaps of iron,
.the , following are-upesilled:
.• Al The fieitity of transportation. —
'4. The , ability to cut fronts; beat:nand girder s,
of every variety: - • •
,
• & Uniformity of the cost.
4; Th e p ews r reieetrtain the exact expense • of
a building before its erection. °
if. The risdlness frith . Which building can
..jolned tsZellier-
& The exemption of 'damage by Arc •
The Committee state that they feel patistied
. that iron may be , employed with &Advantage for
. building purposes by the Government, whether it
be wholly subetittita:for Wei and Stone, or par
tially used in the fetid of joists, girders, framer,
rifters, floors er straps.
,They further contend
that "the *until° of the General Government,
,in•
employing iron, will be followed by the State and
municipal governtoents, and operate as a wails:
. tent; legitimate, . and permanent protection; to
• those whose bisiness has been heretofore-subject
.to numerous fluctuations, occasioned by fiequent
" changes to our revenue 'awe, and constant compe
tition from a rival *on skill' was perfect, end
who enjoyed, beildes, the advantage of cheap fa
.bortind cheap capitil: But 'the increased con
, munition for iron, owing to. the new uses to which
r r it has been *Plied, and especially- to its employ.
;nest u a building material, has, in connection
with other cantles, neutralised to some extent:the
advantages heretofore &Waned by the • British
over American manufacturers- The empilment
of iron for the.purposeaSeforred to. and the con-
**wont: iricreue in its ipniumiition, affoldir a
kind of protection to the iron • interest, to which
n - o apnoea object, and which promises to beceme
mote 'effectual and more permanent , than the le.
protection which has been so often
sought 'amain. Tho' large increase in.the Pro
' 'dnotion of, Iron; during the last few years, is a
;auldaat of congratulation. , Next to her salt cow=
• ;inane, 4 was to her manufactures and trade in
irow thatihe marvelous' pro'sperity of Great Brit-
.
, oWng. :For the last twenty•five years the
world has looked almoat wholly to her fora sup.
ply. of this indispensable product of ber industry .
But, in the time to come, there is DO Mir ip
1 • the nature of things why we should not free our
selves from ourdependence • upon (oreign coun
t' tries, and England in particular, for so large a
parttof the iron wbich we consume. Not only
may we shake off • this degrading dependence, but
by judicious legislation and practical eneoluge.
? meat of this branch of our industry, become ere
. long this competitor of England in the markets of
Other countries." •
Iron, too, remarks the Philadelphia htquirer, is
. now one of the great powers of war. This was
forcibly shown in thomourec . .of a lecture that was
recently delivered before Ow tleogiaphicil and
BtatOtical Society of New York, bj Mr. A. S.
Ilewitt. Iron, he contended; was a leading aping
•
and elemeht in all struggles between nations.—.•
•
tune of the largest calibre were necessary, and
1 -mammoth steanisbips to transport them.l In coo
-rteition. with part of his . subject, ho 610 a de
' ecription of the leviathan British steautship,Great
'Eastern, 890 feet lung, and 83 Ifeet vrtde.' The
Astor Holm?, St. Nicholas, Metropolitan 4.
Eveiett Noma, and Voiod and ClarendohlHotels,
might, be dropped comfortably -into hor l Her
pad wheels were 50 feet in diameter. He al.
j iatitcd ,! to it beeatise be wirbed to convince the
A' meeting that modern warfare ' rested on the pos.
. session of adequate , resoureci, for the maculae.
• lure of iron, and the means of applying
It will thus Int seen that iron has beetwne one
of the groat elements Mid :nstruments of power
among men. It is employed not onlyqin the
- aria of ittaie, but it is essential in the terrible
Iwort of Wir. , •
WW , I INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN THE RALISIOT THE
MAIN VINK.—Tho daision of the Supreme. Court
on the application for r injunction against the
•sato of the Main Ltna of the Public Works, was
&geared on Tuesday buil. • The • points decided
were es &Rows: L Ti althe Legislature , had con
. atitutional authority to authorise the sale of the
Main Line, 2. That the' Pennsylvania '
Company may, lawfully become a purchaser 'at
such, sale. 3. That the Legislature hire on.
stitutional authority to repeal the toast
4. That thi Legislature cannot bind the
contract from imposing equal taxes, and
conditionof sale to the, Pennsylvania
Company, in thit respect is void, and ati
Cop . to that extent is granted: But 2.1
all other respects the: Salo ' May
,go on,
• reniisylvarkia Railroad fiompar may
perdue: on the same 'terms as other
• tionioor individuals.,
-.4 it can be a source 'of satisfaction tot i the peo
to know that by the lieeisiOn of the Court on
the provision exenEpting the Pennsylva l
nis Rail
road `Company 'Cotopany from taxation on tonnage, the
State irilP lac a 'million and a half.lf dollars,.
why then we congratulate them on the result.—
, .0t course the unmake, tax was necessary, *when
'the eratipany entered Into competition I with the
Public. Works', but the Legislature very juilielous
. ly removed that tax conditionally, when there
would soon be no Justice in - ceritivaing IL The
people of this State mat stiffer however, whet.
ever phase the question assumes.' It ji true that
IL is desirable to dim**, of the werks Which have
bean a burden on the State; tint ittil bard for
their owners biabmit to action, which decreases
the aggregate amount to be received forth* works,
' ',And renders taxation but little lea onerous. 'Such
• however, is practi?elly, the effect of the decision
of the Supremo Coin in this matter. j. Henry B.
Mott, by fraudulent reprueltations,lpolitieally
placed himself in the position he at firesent
aphis, and with a dunning fir from ereditableto
him, ha been contesting the right of the
State to sell'the works, because it threshing to re
move them from therbands of men wini have lived
' fpSr years on them, at the expense of the' State.—
Swindle atter swindle upon the peoplitOn cease
6)i with the Main Line of the Public Works,
• hive been'heaped up, column:.high, uirtil at last
the SuprenteCourt places upon the pinnacle the
esp.itone. -Let the people ponder that single
point In the decision, and see to what an , extent
7 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad Company is favored,
and they-for the , time deprived' 'ofj what they
would have •reoeived, had the ea mpowering
their sale, been permitted to have *n fully and
Addy carried ' out. It' amounts in hat, the
toot of a' million .and, a half of-dollare, which
• would have been received from the Company bad
'tie terms of the sale been snob as Leeds
tsirs eo.pjainplated. ,
icrrormat MINING AIM ALLXl:l74i s i 101110 . C0111 7
nt..
, FAXTr;;lbis Company has tally masked by the
4lection of Its 'officers.... 'TheAsidont, Richard
• lams, Nsq., isir.gentlemin of ' lily, possessing
; .not only , requisite experience to menage the at.
tairs of the Company, but also the.eoaddenoe of
the eomMunity.'d: better seleetieu Could not
:„ - .liisve . 'been made.., This Coinpaityl, , which ; has
; Plirebaset the. valuable property of the North
American. Coal, is not speculative le its obfeete,
' but wilt be devoted to legithiatibnOness opera.
floes.. It will go immediately Into 4mstlon, and
will developing, the lain . 1 ;I
wealth of
''''<,latide to thle County, which bare re fined almost
' itntonehed for time years. At oes time we OP
.
Poled the incorporation, of companies in this
Region, with mining. privileges; bid, the danger
bei Pissed. We have nothing . now to fear from
blear. Catapittii*t canna compete with' oats
enter p r ise..Thise '...-
, devoted
under the ntrol of
Kr:Jones. will be devoted rather to ttliteveldp
leg of the Mineral wealth of the Resta than to
ppetaticl directly.' 'lgabli monspanies ere needed
- tilltkie anion, where thotvidwa capital is not en.
latide ettlitestophse thil lower veins of, this basin.
, Les tile *eta be tuvicimd by, computes,
.hut la
' 'dieldeilii` Afinit4 worli thins. We congratulate
. the kohissitta Mining and Maouteetarlog Comps
vsofirpoietlor imuivarstion et its earner, and upon
doe soleattoe et . MP worthy aut'eempetest a gra
4Of h 1 0 44 4 1; 4- 36..T05ic, , , ~ ,
IZIIXO
Mate by
illtat the
Iteilroed
lojune.
That in
, and the
In•
d and
corpora.
v4frvw,"—Welenitlirral Spring into existraPt
with tha , tioitatYtef bean-stalk. A letter
Tim *MINA Ritorms u that this is the nano of
last:Steintrier town, situated. about ninety miles
tcolth.west of Detroit, on the . Detroit and MR
`wankee Railway. It now contains sibotit terrOlf"
Ore houses and soli° .sixty inits6bitause.l7ro4B
- have been scarce and highje Ole*" w c W''
in consequence:of tbastrildit of Wit 3 104 r 0- "• 1
The following pricesiow 01 ; 1 .4 which are fu ll ,'
up
to the Eastern marl.! Moor, so 00 per barrel;
potatoes, Si. sr'per bushel; pork, 13 coats per
pound; bessis,43 00 per bushel; butter- which
d ur ess she winter command ed 31 Cents per rural',
Bin now
he purchased f0r, 121 Cents, white eggs
well atl2l cents per dosen. The so of that par.
tion of Michigan is rich and fertile, and is heav
ily timbered with, oak, maple, booth, iron-a4e(i,
walnut, cherry, baiismod, ;elm, ash,. hicloity, etc.
Mechanics' wages are not high. Laborers got $1 12
per dm (airmen*, $l5O to $2 00 per day, and so
on. Shoemakers lid tailors are needed. A flouring
mill and tunny are one of , the wants„el !!Ovid,t*
A brick maker would also do a good business there ?
as !tone can hardly be obtained at any pace.—
Last season, at Omega, ten miles east of Ovid,
brick/sold at $8 per M. - In the viciniti of Ovid
there is excellent clay, plenty of water and wood,
casting hnt the expense , of cutting it: A saw
&di alsous. needed. The suffering this season
from scarcity , of provisions
,bas been severe in
Michigan. Many families have be Brie a starv
ing condition. otitlot ninety had the worst ex
perience:in that, line. S I &indica &anal!,
starved to death.. Lansing,Jackson and Detroit
subscribed liberally for the relief of their auger.
ing neighbors. The latter .place contributed
$3OOO worth of-yrovilions. We., shall be pleased
to bear from„"Reho" again.
A Carat is vas BusuntstiWoar.D. 7 -As in poli
tics, lo it is in,business. There are cruises and
changes, calms ansvtosma, which cannot be fore
seen, but for which we should be prepared at all
Brace., by. keeping our craft well in hand; by being
ready at any moment to take la or let oittareec to
avoid a, squall, or to take adiantage of a cat's
paw which may be the iercursor of e steady gale.
At the present it is not mei* lull; it is quite a
,dead calm, and it crealweihe same sort of fretful.
nevi in the community, that snaking no progress
*Ways produces in a ablp'a • company. But is
many persons there is the tame confident expecte.
doll of a change, and the springingwp of a breeze
from some quarter, that is always the consolation
on board chip in shch elremistances. We skill
then be able to decide whether the tariff recently
enacted is sufficient to protect our own Industry
or whether we prefer Eoglieh iron and muslin to
our owb, for other 'reasons than because they are
apparently cheaper. If it should prove effective,
and give a rational and moderate degree 'of en.
eoieragenient and protection to the prOducts of
oar own skill and labor; those will be opened a
new career of prosperity to the whole country, by
the free admission of many articles of foreign
nativity, not pioduced bare, and not Coming In
conflict with the work of our bands. Every com
modity will.be at the lowest price at which it can
'be imported or manufactured, and the public will
have the opportunity to indulge itself by .inyest
ing in lends, mines, or, tbachinery, as suits the '
taste or oppoltunilies of the individual..
Tux kOTTISTiLLE On CONIPAJI7.--.112 another
column will be found a Report of a cominittee on
the financial condition of this Company. In it
are embraced statements of interest to the stock
holders and directors of the Company, and.to the
consumers in this Borough. It will be perceived
that the CoMpany expresses Its inability after the
Ist proximo, to furnish gat at less than $3 60 per
thousand cubic feet—the prestint price, $3 00, not
being' remunerative. We do not question the I
hot that the Works as altered for the manufac
ture of Coal gel, bate coat more than would
haie been eiperienoed in the erection of entirely
new Works, and that the expenies entering into
tho manufacture are poisibly higher, than at oat!
or interior points, Wo believe, to take the Re
port as a basis, that the advance is necessary, and
therefore, ticiptiesue , in , the determination of the
Company.. The fact is flat th e statement present
ed th is week, is what ou 'citizens asked for and
had,s right to expect at the very outset of the
difficulty which resulted in the reduction of the
Company's prices to $3lO. Rad the Company
extended that courtesy, the irepression of Impo
sition would have been considerably lessened, and
it would have experienced no difficulty in fixing
the price at what it now resolves shall be the rate
en and after the let proximo. Our citizens are
disposed we think, to demand nothing but right,
and will suhmit to nothing wrong. Upon refuting
the statement of. the Company, therefore, which
we think fair, the, will undoubtedly, ,feel gener.
ally, a disposition to accede to the proposed change
in the Company's prices.
- Tan Sizormin m Kansaa.--The election for
members of the ConstitationalConvention of Kan"
su has resulted in the choke of the Deutoeratie
candidates. The Free Stale party very 'properly
refused to vote, thereby letting the -• pro
slavery party have the field unopposed, and
preventing the enactment of a farce. The Topeka
liegialature has been revived, and a day in Au
gust has been fixed for an election of a delegate
to Congress and other officers: The Constitutional
Convention may perform its work, .pd the pro
slavery party- of Kansas may apply tor admis
sion into the 'Colifederacy, under a Constitution
framed by itself;
,but wilt the outrage be sanei
defied? We think not. It will ho difficult too eft,
feetually crush Freedom in Kansas. Men wHi
fight fur their rights to the last. Such will be
the course of the Free State men of Kansas, and
every lover of Liberty will'austain them, irresise
tire of party predilections. Kansas must coins
into the Upton free or with bar soil wet with the
blood of her denuders, and amid_ the clanking
of the chains of-her slaves. The,questiun is im
portant, and we . , wonder not at the position as
sumed by the Fm. State min 'of Kansat. They
may be censured, by milk and water journals, who
sympathise with oppression; but we' think iethe
only position that injustice to Kansas and them
;selves, they codas:tame. ,
Tom !ration says that Douglas Jerrold, as a
joitrualiff was unflinching, often audacious, but
always impelled by deep and honest conviction,.
His independence certainly•approached. the bor
ders of cyniciim, but those to who 6 he 'was
nest knoweare loud In their assertions of his in
triesio kindneseof heart, which ho never sacri
ficed except for the sake of indulging his: semis.
tie wit.. Be was the inveterate foe of everything
which even resinibled pretense itr sham. With
no respect for mere conventionalities, be often
blurted out a hothsly truth, accompanied by less
grace of manner than strength of expression.—
His nature was of ttto masculine a canto Tied a
senile deference to the trammels of esiiinette.—
A high moral &wrap, was inwrouglat ifirbis con
stitution:loind he never grutibld before de face of
authority, nor shiritnk from the assertion of un.
gopular truths.. His sympathies 'were with the
neglected classes of ionic!'; and, with none of
the professions of the technical reformer, his
aixtleat high in, the, cause
,of hisivanity: AOl
rude and rinPoliShed exterior, of defiant ' lcarlog,
and ol:merciless speech, he was yet ai admirable
specimen of -blur English miutlinessiancl as such
wilfbe remembered by the men of another ago.
Poona . Lirrxtpini
ocr.—By the Persil!, 'we
bare Liverpool dales : to the 13th inst.. In Prance
the election excitement was increasing. The
Spanish Mexican question remains unsettled.;--
The proceedings in Parliament are not very im
portant, though strong Catholic Opposition to the
Jewish Disabilities Bill hare sprung up. Thsßir.
hothead half of the TelegriiPhicCable has been
completed and pronounced to be perfect, after the
requisite tests., The IT: IL steam frigate /Aegis*
is expected in the Mersey In a few days to eom
mance taking It on board. The firm 'Of Brans,
House it Co., London "and distralian shippers,
has jailed. .Liabilities,', $200,000. In Prance
the fled and While Iteptibilerne here coalesced
In, their "oppoiltion to the Government, at the
coming elections. The Beek of France reinrni
show a eery large increase of tub: A terrible
catastrophe hu occurred In thetheittre at P lorence.
During the parfortuance'tie menu took'Thre and
in the pen% that entned,,no less 'than 42 of the
audience" were killed and Ili were 'wounded.
Coat, m Mrssoosz.,—Tbi' steamer Dubuque
a few days ago, bros S-to - St. • Louis a'Ss . zgo
of lbb tons of coal . The Demerat sayi:—
wire learned that abs had jest
, fmtn
Beimititt'S landing on .Iba' Missouri river, one
hondssi told iiity•two silks abuse the mouth.
The coal was' •btoughs to the lathes of the
stoned about seven milie from tie river in'Cal-
Iowa) , 'county, by' the dalloway Mining .and
.1111anufseturing Compaiy, and Is a portion Olin
ineabiistilde quantity that , has been'discovered ,
in reins of Aileen / tbirty.flre, forty and 'eighty
het, bean sooM 'reseMbiant4; to the tunnel
444'4 IS said to burn i'mautit l itifY. The maga-
MI) will baro a yard prePared at the upper bpd of
ow iWi ag ins few' days, taw. the 00400111*
41 1 ,11 .11Urdetiiii
.• . ,
MIEN
Fiji-ion - J*4ll'oAB annum. ---:
At "meeting of the Presided and
lda of the Pottsville Gas ;Company,
mitt their office, :line 10th, 1 65 7:
The Committee , to whom .was referred the
Easatial coedit/060 the ComPanh sehMitted
the , following
. repert, which was read eidd 011
milieu adopted.:
Tithe :Directors of the PoUnilk-414 Com-
Corntnittee ipainted at's meeting of.
the Directors of •the Pottsville Gni Compunh
held May 26th, 1857, to investiatip the finan
cial position of the Company,
' Rarest, That they have concluded that
perhaps it would be more satisfactory to the
Stockholders and Directors, to have a detailed
account of the actual 'cash coit of their
'
After a careful investigation of the books
of the Company, which were found, to be kept
in a clear and systematic manner; which
enabled us to ascertain the items without dif
ficulty, we find the cash cost of the' %sin
Works first erected to be •as follows: Street
mains then laid with Meters and services
introduced into coniumer's... premises, in
cluding cost of Lot, $BOO, amounting to - the
sum of „ 528,889 09
Expended . by the Company sines .
for mains, meters and services, 10,607 38
For New Coal Works 'with'addi
tional mains and meters, 24,733 32
Cost of lot on which' new works
were erected,
Making the actual cash cost of the •
Works at - this time to the Com. '
pang. . $68,229 79
or akich there has been lesued to the
stockholders 2110 shares of stock at the par
value, $5O per share. ' •
There are debts due by the Company in
the form of Bonds, given three jeers since to
coverlcost of laying pipe, &c., of $4,500.
Also unsettled accounts and. unpaid dividends
of the old works, $3,387 83, a part of which
is over due and the balance becomes due on
the first of January,.lBsB,and for which funds.
will have to•be provided. From this may be
deducted the amount to be received from sale
cf old lot, $lOOO. •
From the Report of our Superintendent,
we find there has been • passed 'through con
autne?s meters, from November Ist, 1856; to
April 30, 1857, a period of six months, 2,570,-
100 feet of Gas, which at $3 per thousand,
givei, • • $7,710 30
Cost of making seine, coal, wages,
and superintendence, $4,858 88
Water Rent, OffiCe Rent, -
and Taxes, 317 50
Estimated wear and tear
• of Retorts,
5 per cent. deducted for
prompt paym e nt,
Leaving profit for six months, $1,548 41
The Above result is from six months of the
year, when most gas is consumed. The com
mittee are well satisfied, that taking.the pre-
sent consumption, compared with the:greatest
last winter, that the average nightly consump
tion for the year will not exceed 12,000 feet,
and that there is no probability that, the con
sumption will much exceed that amount for'
several years to come. The Committee would,
fUrther sap they • think the basirss of the
Company is economically and well managed
by our present efficient Superintendent, and
we would fuyther remark that lowing to our
geographical position as regards gas coal, the
cast of coal at our works is greatcr than
at most other works in this State while our
coke, owing to abundance of bar d coals, does
not produce to the Company as much, by one
hundred per cent., as to other works.
From correspondence with the officers of
twenty-eight_Gas Companies in our State, we
find the charges for Gas to be as follows :
''' , 0 • is ..• . 1- 1.4 ".. I'
— O.:
-„ - ~ • ,s ... a E.. ilo X
übSI ti 1 11
.1
2 0 •• 4.. v. , eAI
• t./.0 En.a, moo. . PI" ' =
•
Germantown, VI 60 10 p. c
Manayunk, 3 50 b a
Norristown, 3 75 . - 10 p. e•
Reading, 300 5 " . -
Columbia, . 3 50 5 a ' On small cons'''.
Carlisle, - 330 ' 10 "
Chambenbuig, -- 376 . Oiaamall eozufn:'
Harritbmls ' 2 22 . II a ' do
Lewistown, 3,50 10, "
Isßelleltonte • 400 ; s2 per annum.
Hollidaysburg, 350
Johnstown, .3 00 6 a' Meter Rent,
LoAhaven , •4polo ", $2 per annum.
Wilkesbarrle ? aOO 5 'l 30
Honesdale, 400 5 " •. 160 "
ManckChunk„ 400 •
Tamaqua, 4 00 On suudl.coas'n.
Cattaaqua,
Bethlehem, 40010 " 5
' Allentown, .4 00 1 .
INAtstown, • ' 400 II
I 6, ‘a. pops% annum
Bristol, . 4 00 4 ~
Lancaster,_ "`b, 375 10 a On small IcOns•n•
West Che ster, 360 • •• do. -
Chester, 400 6 " • • . II do -. , '
Easton, 400 10,
" do
York, (Rain) 7.00 . . $1 60 perannum
Doyl nvil esto
00wn, . 5,00 ' 5 " 200 per annum
Dale, 4
litakinrthe average cost to their consu
mers $3 73. per thousand feet, exclusive of
meter. }writ and penalties -imposed in 'default
of prompt pa yment.
x
. . From the following statement of the result
of • the peat six months' operations of the
Works, and the known proportionate consump
tion during the swum& months, it appears
conclusive' that theie'will.oof be to the Com
pany a . profit on a year a business, exceeding
$2600 ; out of which there has to be provided
for the pivmeni of old indebtedness of the
Company with the interest thereon ; and
shelving clearly 'there is no prospect of any
return to the stockholders on their investment.
Yotir committee therefore report that they
do not believe that the price now charged by
the Company for gas,' will yield it reasonable
remuneration to those who,bave invested their
capital in Alm erection of the works,• and
would suggest
that the price for put ; should
be put at $3 50 per thousand cubic fact, with
a . teduction oes per cent. on bills paid within
s!days after presentation • and. said charge to
commence on the first ofJulY next. '
. • SAMUEL,SILLYMAN,
1- _
CHAS. W. CLEMENS, ,
• JACOB P. JONES,
Committee.
Whereupon it was resolved, that the price
of gaa be fixed at, $3 50 per thousand cubic
feet froth and after the-first day of July next,
with a reduction of 5 per cent. on bills paid
within five days after presentation;
• D.E; NICE, BeeiWry..
Tea Dann Score Diimmon urk:irUa . New
HANPIIIII2II LIGISLATIIR'.—The apeeTial commit.
tee of the New Humph re Legislature' have re
pefted a. series of resol dons in 'reference to
the Dred Scott . (dileisio . -The resolutioni de
elate that the great- p wer vested ' in the lElo-
Pretne Caiiri'of the Vol d States requires that
i
its action shduld bri the object of constant and
vigilant 'ebservalion, that the Dred Scott de
cision is repugnant to 'the ConstitatiOn and
serene of ;,the rights and fiberties of the
people, the,stoult of.pro4flavery sy l Mpathies and
an impropek, desire. to streitghten the slave. ,
holding 'interest, and- evinces i desire illegally
to control the' action of Congress. ,'A bill wu
also intindued, providing tint no ,person of Af
rican" descent shall be disqualified from bee6m
,ing A citizen, of the State,' and 'every slave
hroight into 'the •Stite shall. be ' free. 'Every
person who eiall be deemed guilty of felony,
and on "eviction shall be conked to hard
labor not ;ieSs -,than ens, nor more than tee
years, proihi s d; "that the proyis lone, of this
section shall: not -apply • to, any set - lawfully
done by any officer of the Coifed. States or
,?thor person : ln the exeCution of any legal pro.
cuss: , •._ ' • - “ . • ,
Tam Charleston 'Mercury Insists/ that the squat
ter sovereignty doctrine shill not be set aside •in
the treatment. of the Mormons. Itontends that
the Mormons have a right to piaotiCe polygamy;
and - to legalise it and a right also to await' a per-.
feet despotism in the form of a nuii-ecclesiastical
government.! AU that ;the Genersi:Governntent
can demand is that .the Peden) laiashall.be
spected while it remains a Territory, white Ita
local institutions it may adopt canniyism or any .
thing else. If Utah presents beret Mils a State'
government, that is in form republicen, the Mer»
eery Insists that sh• must be admitted into the;
Union without regard to , herinatitudons or the
character of her people. -
, TAriuttt's Armor/wpm tutu Coinsunuou Auger
ei.—The nowhere otthls ;ink ar,e ,V.' P,almoi,:
J. K. Coe, it, C• paiti, arid
M. B. - Joy. the Company owedttetorenatioailis
park,te the plot that the holiness of the Adterti.
ring Agency, as originated and condo - curd by Mr.
B. , •Pahnor, bad attained a position that do.
manditil and justified the acquisition of numerical
strength. Under this new forte, and by this ad.
dition of paeans,. they ripest to Make their Apo
ey. a wire and rellablarnsdiune for Publishers, and
an auxiliary both &Highland desirable. We do
oot wonder at the suarenS of V . p. forks
bl lll s lll ll l ,..iand to. stow. 14
strietly carton. .Thelteer firm - *ill • eseept• erre
beet wishing.. s.• •
•Y=DoVOLAIIII Jairmotic iiathOr or Ib* "Capfps
lieflaars, B l.this "Relit MOP', ate, owl tin of do
4 1 4 1 40 0 004 1 t0ri to-Pisakii4m4,---
Scut is vett Dstrocrtariv ILittes.-11) Han.
tingdott; en City, there is an entwelahle "split"
arioug - , to IDeriseraey. In the - of ; the
sale.of the kain Line of Pulls 01%, Derr.
(matte partied that county is erealy .divi.
A. istifeut r it u gdon so throughout the Stele. There
Ls a.wide b in the Democratic ranks, daily
beaming were°. The Pena sylvaiti#l . 4, with aims
Democrats in the Legislature. who; voted for the,
ule of the Alain Line, are bitterly deeeeneed,
their Magda rallying around the* has 4 1 118 04.0 ,
reality.'a division b the :Denioitethr, rseitsfram
one end of l'inerylrenla to the other. : They ats
et present, the.:rererse :or !!‘hirtitOolous.* Po or
Democricy—excess of good fortune often Illegal
in its train; ralarditene..
--: I I
Tne , Fr e nch rn Gurerntrt isrmaking a very li {
riots collefiion-of, rotjt9tica on, Oro interdie34
it .
priests, of ads. any of them isse exercising
Profession little in harmony with the chancier
of. their trevlosia_calling. Tbey-are gsing Ito
create fi.r hem a retreat into wideb they can re
tire. and le Mute of refusal they r; 1 111 be compelled,
to quit.thel capital and fix their residences in ihel
places' wit "they were bora. l i . 1 I
( *DITOIViI TABLE.
1 i ' ....... •
Goantworrat Art docativer.—The June oomberol
intereetingiquarterly, published at the Epstern 00
the Camp,litan Art Association, is upon mit tab4e.—
The illustritiona sed Dietary content, of the Mt ber
are as usual unexceptionable. The steadies and digni
ty of this Amocirition la tomes:log dearly, and a the '
list ot 'anbicribers to It. - Tending as It does to ele to a,
_I
. taste ibe the ?lye Arts, we wish It corn ph te
The 40 Joirresel, should powers a circulation In this
casTtisr mooch larger. than any similar publifettori p for
its cheapness, and the beauty of its typography are wt.
surpassed„. The publication office is 648 Droadway,lNew
.
York.! •, H • '
"Leirmaratarto complete--price Ally mere—has
r. :
Issued by T. B. Peterson. Little Dorrit is a work IR
wilt interest the publle-7everybody knows the, merits
of Dickens' • Hangs, and this last is equal, In graphic
power and skUlfil delineation, of charm...,t./ 11 y of
his previous works . The plot is of ebaorbLeg In t,
uponwhich Is strung pearls and diamonds of P-
Ur* writing. An tenders Sympaiiiii.heartfiy wit Lit
tle
.....
d #
&Writ; her patient endure nee,antitufalterin love
for all who leaned upon her for - aid, and they nit
heartily r*ke, when, at the altar of St. 0 'a l
Chush, she writes her name as the Divvy br of
Arthur. I tlopke of the work cart also in ob at
: :•
Darman's.
, .1 I
"Bane AND Astrinos; on rim Datinnea's Wan." 'This
is the title of a wort by oduilith Ca l nato," Just D no ,
press. 'Ttili is a took whirl, cae *pan' ' oi
ly, and perused with pleasure, lbw It is tar sum to
the menet literary matter which finds tevorinthepute
Ile eta. The plot hroriginal and logettimm,, Thetrillet•
mil otwrairten are boldlydrain,the 'Merest is gird Ifully
maintained, and the denouement! Is effectively devel
,oped. The story—regarded simpkyl r as a. fluty-4e of sur
prising interest, indisputably the work of-a Latyolf team
Ing, refinement and purity. El+ is a Myer ofnature
a
;ad close. obenvor of her various phonomene. I every
chapter -firedahee evidences of pound judgment And a
gentle and loving disposition. Oethe characteriof tho
book, Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Ewing, Viola,
• Walsingham and
listen, a're so strongly individualised that they Minn .
perforr# dwell long In the memory. We . can heartily
recomiatod our readers to procure copies of "Enos end
Anima 1 St Batman's, and give It en attentive ruled. -
They will dud that we have not oseeetimated fts met
hs; bit lather spoken too tamely of the merits o a book
which Must carry with it delight and instructio whet.
Over it ion. . _I,
- ,
4000 00
600 00
385 50
6161 89
.
astinca int Vocal's!: Ore aMused
Borough on Wedotoßlay, evenigg c to a crowded
Their performaares are pleasing,, { d ad ursciiit
ehararlior. They will possibly; gireliaother
bereaved week.
41'0* and after the la proximo, the prim o -gee to
this Borough; will be fizettaNi4o per tbotumnp cable
feet, with a redaction of b per tent. on hills petit within
Ore dais after presotation.. The reason assigned Is,
that thalami now charged by the Oompatty for. gas,
will net yield a ressopable remUneration to those who
haw Invested their capita, in theareetion of the works.
4tif-IFider Cboknt, a capital. article these warm, sum
mer dales , eau be obtained atiliuman's. Tbey erect dif
ferentlirdses, and range in price from $3 25 to $5 00.—
Per an office, workshop, or. foe Madly nee, nothing more
couTenient, or better calculated to keep wisteria admit,
cool condition, than three water coo!ere, mar be decked.
These! who are witboat them Osoiskt procure and test
their inerite.
Sii7 The Fiona Air of the flehtiyikill . Coanty Agri.
. Horticultural. and /tiechanical .Associatica
amp MI at Schuylkill Raven thht weak. In estmequenee
of the short notice, and the we weather which has In
terfered with burning opemtiotts, up to within !be punt
row day., the attendance was; not very good. Meaty
.notice next time, and moue careful antreseasente, will
undoubtedly secure a better attendance and more inter
set is what should cntataly be reocutpd liberally, by
the pabile
rakee nos of Evosaing Tines.—On and alt hiniteiny
the 29th list., the running time of the pumper trains
ton the Reading Railroad will be changekley a return to
the Eme-tsbles that were In form pd of to January.l666.
The through trips between Philadelphia and Pottsville,
will he made in twenty minutes' less time than at pre.
sevit. There will be nciuxtra Express Train put on the
road Ulla season. Both tb regular passenger trains ,
will continua to connect, at Port Clinton,' with the,
through trains for Slnks, Biagio Falls,
Ferphisi am, Susqrol7ott , it Rattiout—The
sutam
er arrangement of this ' l4ndconnecting / the valkrya
of the Susquidiatrua and ilehny lkill, from ilarrtsberif to
Auburn, b 9 miles, is lus follows. On and after Monday
next, 29th Inst., there will be tyro passenger trains each
war daily, except &inlays. The running time will be
as follows :
Trains going Nut, No. 1, lease Harrisburg at 6 A. M.
" No. 3, r.: " at 3.13 P. 31.
Arrive at Auburn at 7.66 A. M.
• . " at 6.30 P. M.
Trains going West, No. 3 , lea se Auburn at 8.46 A.ll.
" ~
.. " No. 4, ,'' " .a 1.4 37 P.M.
Arrive at Murisburg et 11.41 A.M.
1 . a " at 7.60 P. M!
:r • .
• Sig-At hut madame June has contented to settle lute
and amiable mood. Yesterday actually fn place of pa
slug at the bright, burning contents of a grate, a thing
which we have dons almost daily since hest Fail, we don.
nedn summer east andeeintin'uations, and indulged in
reverie, having for its basis, babbling breaks, fans, we.
ter.leee, and other mild* necessary to one's comfort in
piping Ileac' of beat. In short, yestei day was a glori
ous day, and we haiont last, Bummer fairly with us.- 1 -
Onr meteorological record for 'the week hr as Wows r-
P., R. 8 P. .Thanuret Orries.
lisuuyiraxia flail, Rama& f
Sat., June 2A, BA . M.- 1 80 degrees shire setro-i,-rkar.
Won., " —72 "N N —cloudy.
23,i u _O3 • • 44 .
Wed., a
.24, I "t,' =7O " " —char.
Thum, " 10, -45 "
k rt. . . 215 0 754
Alip-Oondtation by AMara.—The very, rare and tumor
hint phenomenon of dile Occult's:llm of a star of the
ahlrdananmitude (podia Geminontm) by Saturn, will or
on Monday next, itila inst., and If circumstances
Permit of Its observation, nt?ty be of gust Importance as 1
litfordtag intimation concerning the atruegme and
number of divisions • of:Saturn's ring. A star of inch
brightness would not fall to make tandllost every .
dirt
alon In the ring by entailing through at.- cash !aslant
that an opening allowed Its light to be men. Pawdbiy,
too, lit case itle ring la translucent—as la. not improbar
bie; alma Prot Pierce his demonstrsted that It is certain,
lj fluid, and we know* it to be extremely thin—lbe star's
Wight lightmaj aetiselly carddeof,dataettovi through
the substance of the ring. - • •
114 pherimenon will be invisible through Itairrope,
;but Professor Winnecha of Bonn hasamintly iublisbed
culeulations ppon the subject, Gan which he infers that
the most Worst)/ . pohit on the globe will beCtuabridge,
:Maim, at ipart front the theilltiMotTermegy the power
thktelesuipe of that oheerratory, the occultation takes
'plain after sunset, aria; while the planet is 4° high.
Ti. The occultation of a' star so bright as Delta Gemino
rum is computed by lir.Winnarke as happening only
ofrei in Isoo yam, ithil the rarity and - Intenut c the
plummet/Oa is ireatlY 'abaci:W.la thepresetit Waukee
by the bet that in this we the star is doable.
- • Atirderemone.—Our really philosemid•
cal littlineteceporary, the Hardeberis Arily altgraph,
says with arrudderable truth that forty minutes in the
morning, and brenty*revninutse in the evening, Is the
very outside limit for sermons in warm weather; and it
would bs better itlii If reduced one , quarter from. Mt,
estimate. It would!). better for both raster and peo-I
irle, and greatly add to the etecieneyof theprearlied Word.!
It Ii too often forgotten that harem% beings—lmmortal'
thoughthey be—have physical 'Wien u oblige, eon. l
'Muttons, and that the organic laws of nature pro , '
coed from the Dune Supreme Wisdom, .who 'gave us 1
the truths of revelation; and that loth rightly, media ,
'stead, are In harmony with each other.: The Army of,
the stops] depends u mach upon the' imperil et the;
lumen to receive, Di of the preacher to impart; sqd Mei
envecondltion should not be overlooked any more than
the other. Sermons should always be chaneterlsed by
point, force, trey ity ; especially during sultry, languid;
summer weather. len sentences of pregnant truth,'
heard when the mind is clear and wakeful,. aro worth!
ten sermons of elaborate manuscript, or prolix ea:tempo
thing, when the system Is languid and oppressed with
'the sultry weather, or a badly ventilated chentkand the
Tory effort to listen long, in a quiescent .pcsitlos, Is of
Keen palaying on the physical energies, and stollehring
to the mental powers. It isnot !uncommon for, auwelins•
tionsclailiemett to undermine their halth:ty anxious
and over Maoris tried/40,8nd mourn over the satiating
futility of their laborsorhan a little shrewd obureance
of the physical es well - as spirlittal twos of our, Mani
would perhaps sake mach of the mystery, and lead to
better directed worts.
~ Arrows that do riot mate their
mark, might as well not be bunched; sermons that
on dmwsh seral-commas ears, Weans well be matted
to blocks of modem to sentient beings; and the spealer
wtltbave but Me labor ,for Ida - pains., Gospel truth
should be driven horns upon the rimpogatke without
merge a meourprienise," Datil the startled conecierics
ten dad DO eilemii except 10 an ellurindilional !amender ;
end Mild' naulk l rlose not *bays enemy, it 'may times
le not beaus of ths hemers'lnseurrildlity altimeters,"
or their naiad ettiplditY as “ardeashi." Stick a plu there.
Proollhorol hi abaft, and to the purpose.- forms! open
yrms,aam stakrintseissiesi—wake up, keep awake, pole.
der 114 3 r °11111 r ;
•
ORE®
fond Affairs.
AihnstAbv.—llarg Journal qf Maid says that once
iaweeklsußeneaodgbforadecentwhitesan to wash
hbusalf. all Caen and whether to Summer or Whiter
that ought to be dose with sap, warm water and a
bees hair= tn a room shoals; at least moat! 4 0 7
green Fah . • -
Falb Omit* teitakets early in the inorabei for It is
than that theOrteta pone w'the poweref react on la .
the bigisesedeepree. Any kind of, bath la gengeenas
ter sifted or tatigaLug ecortioo.• No Snap or Wawa*
libou/st takes bath at the .bee of the day, unless by the
*dela 'of a family physteiss. ilanY a man, to attempt
ing tallest bte doctor out of a be, bas cheated taming!
: oat of We MAP; aYe, it 111iklese seed day;
The bath afoot; cheapest, And more universallji ac- -
laresiblis mod* otkesping the surface of the•body clean,
baddes the once Si week wee/Ling with soap, warm water,
and hog's hair best* is usibllows;
As soon as yoo get out or bed In the monitor, wash
stior face, baside meek and breast; then, In the same he-
SID of water' s put your feet at once braked a minute,;
rubble= them briskij all the time; then with the towel,
which loss been dampened by wiping the face, Set, As,
wipe the whole body with, fist and bard, month phut,
prod Priticeting. Let the whole thing be done within
*et minutes.
At night whea you go to bed, and whenever you get
out of bed during the night, or when you find yourself
wakeful or mitten, spend Irma two to Fro minutes to
rubbing year ',bolo body with your hands ester as you
can reach in emery direction. This baa a tendency to
preserve that softness and mobility of skin which too
1,1 frequent washings of the skin will 'always destroy. i>
- That precreitkins are neeseu . 7, In connection with tho
bath-room, le impressively signified In the death of ea
American-lady of refinement and thaition, lately, after
taking a bath soon otter- dinner; of ikargoon Humes
while ahem in a warm bath; and an eminent New
iandar similar einem:ashes:ea, all within a year.
Another anniversary of the birth of the dinerlean
Republic is at band—a week from to-tlay will be the
*our* of Julyi We are not aware that auk public pre.
petition; beyond the mere that of firing.nealute here,
Wore been ituuhr kr Ur proper elstroutes. This ii the
eaeinot only to Pottsville, but generally, we think,
throughout the Grimly. The question Mars, are webs
coming yearly lesepatrlotic--do we care lees kr the pri
vileges we enjoy, than our sires l We would not hare
the day udebrzed in a boisterous, licentious, noisy, row
dy Manner. Psi - from it. We would hare it soludbly
observed, and in a manner which would leave an im
pregebin on the community. That it ahoult• pass by,
tinnily Is not right, and we hope during the ambit
week, that.steps will yip taken tulaavelt odehried kinds
Borough in an appropriate manner. It would be need
less,to refer to this matter, did the enthusiasm thatani
mated the brave hearts of Bunker 11111. 'and a reedy hr
spouse to our bosoms. Contrast the bard fought geld of
Booker Hifi; the sellsacritleing spirit and Sufferings
of the men of the Uevortation, with our present quit.
nem, prosperity and happiness, and see if we have not
much for whleh to be thankful— Go back when . •
nut Bed morn's shadows grsy,
• And, with the break of day,
Our hearts grew still :
But. ere that ruddy beam
'Binged llystfea silent stream,
Mashed the red cannon's gleam
By Htunkei -
Morn saw our rampart . crowned,
• Nor pierced that turtelad mound
The tom storm :
; Then ceased that eery shower,
Gathers the foe his power, •
• Welcome the desperate hour,
• '
His Squadron •
• Wei from ear Icatll lowered,
. Down our muskets, at rest,
•
Glance in a row:
There la not a drum-beat stirred, •
Bat "Steady" all we beard;
.Seep your Are; watt the word—
' Then;baya, aim low •
•
We tire—they swerve, they halt-.
Then, to the flame await.
Leap o'er their slain;
Sow, brothers, steadfast stand,
Now for It, hand to hand, •
When England's reitylog band
Charges amain/ •
Oh for owevolley morel
Ah deerspent gasket powder* .
fattest the worst!
Seel Wm the bastion's verge
their furious way they one, )
And la, like surgeon serge,.
,Ileadkem they bung
u ibis
.10 la
leoneart
Through dust and anoint and heat, '4
Step by step we retreat,
Ineh by loth given;, ,
• Then, deadlier of th whole, . .
Some random rolley's roll
• -Warren'. great martyr:4ml i
tribsord to Uneven. , , ~
' Flo Bunker Hill was won ;
And great deeds, that day done,
World-wide grew known .
When Victory welcomed th eme; '
Defeat eternal bane,
And Time one totaling name -
Gained, all his own 1
'PEN, PASTE LID SCIUORS.
Itiff•Populatlon of California, 507,087. •
jtifr^Deaths in New York hat week, 334.
jar Population of New 8edf0rd,..71,883.
jtifirDiatbs id Philadelphia last week, 177.
per• The hotels of Niagara snkl comfortably
full.
litiff`ynae love and high morality are . always
the same.
jite"Bastj people drink the water of existence
scalding boss .
A!-Col. E . /among will sail in thenext steamer
for California.
OPT. A. Parsons, an actor, died its Boston
on Sunday last..
4 11SPWittsr ii the but drink.. Exercise and
pure sir the medicines.
pirTanch - teaches book-keeidng in three
words- 4 Never lend them."
jiff:The. Warren Statue is now added to the
incidents of Bunker's
herawrord, the sculptor, is still under the
ease of Dr. Fell in London. •
' filar;.Senor Crepes, a Cuban; worth $8,000,000
died in NeWYork last week.
iiif-The erops is Wanes at this moment pro
mise a,harvest of unusual
pfir-The books tor i imbseription to the stock .of
the Dank of Pottstorin, were opened of Mondiy.
jrifrA man was recently arrested in Albany tor
stealing his daughter's earnings to bet on a dog
fight. •
ilasCapt. Anderson of Pottsville, iras lion in
Philadelphia last week, tor obstructing the Schuyl
kill Canal. • •
pi"'Would' I wore- with thee," as the hog
said when he peeped over. the side of his pen into
a cornfield. •
jiff Bannett of the N. Y. Herta bas purchas
ed a country seat at Fort Washington, fur which
be pays 895,600.
AV' The whole country wife "vexed with storms"
on Sunday last. Considerable damage was es•
perieneed by property..
p/S-Idiss Matilda Heron bus completed a trans
lation of Ravine's Phiedra, in which she will as
\ smile the principal pert •
,fitierA complimentary dinner to the . Hon. Wm.
R. Reed was given at the La Pierre House, Phila.
delphis, on Monday last. ' •
'Jacob Hill, the last surviving soldier of
the Revolution in Reading, died on Thursday r in
the 90th.year of his ago.
¢ift•lf the present appearances are a type of
the future, there will beino lack 'of food for man .
- or beast tbe coming year.
As-Babies were ? described, many years ago, as
noisy, lactiferous arilmalealre, much desired by
those who never had any. -
Baron, Humboldt has received the dignity
of the °rand Cross ettbe Legion of Honor, from
the Rmperor of the Fteneb. '
Or A clerk in the Pillidelphia post office paid
out a $3 00 gold pit% this other day by mistake,
fur one of the new cent coins.
„lak•Eienatot Sumner is not well. It is feared
that his nervous system' will not soon , recover
from the shock it has received.
jar Onis of. the New York omniAus Uses has
displayed the following. notice I—L"Por ladies
wearing hoops. late in tents."
JES`A severe' storm visited Washington last
Sunday. Ball stones weighing five and six oun
ces fell, doing much damage to property.
jillr The revenue from Customs for the fiscal
year ending with the present month, amounts—
enchained and probable—to 261,387,900.
JElT•Presidsnt Baabanan recently purchased a
line span of earrings horses from Major Geo. N.
Lansaw, or apading, for the slim of $BOO.
JIMPThe nets clip of wool is beginning to come
'into market: Pine wools realise last year's fig
ure', bat inferior wools sell a shade below the
figures of last season:
j/fir Poll mankind tomorrow as to which of
the two they would sinner ' bd, • 6 it knave or a
fool." The majority would be at least two to one
In favor of the knaves! • I . , .
WDuring May,;the Mootour Iron Co. sent,
by - Rsil Road and Canal, to different tarts , of the
coun, two tioarand owe Itadrbf and. r e zry. o ile
try
tons of Rail Rood Iron. •
jltirOn the first of July, the new tariff takes
ant, under which foreign ileitorsere subject to
only thirty per tent- instead: of one bandied per
cent: ad rafarcut duty as heretofore.
4 001rA. Welsh Colony,of 200 persons wired at
Portland, Me., lastweek, under the care of Nev.
Mr. Roberts, on their way to Tennessee, where
they have purchased land at 50 cents an acre.
'Wet. Eckman, wealthy eitisen of Cleves,
Ohio, same near being buried alive, last weak. - -
His -friends had him eoMued, but in the thatch be
recovered,, and by dint of kicking tae released.
jP/It•Much of the weather of the present month,
hatibeen more disagreeable thin ofbin happens at
thialsoason of the year. Damp, chilly, iud what
the iNeglish all 'dirty' days and nights, hive
tried the patience 'of all. •
jblrfien. Welker has been holding levees rat
the Lafarge Noise, New Y, where be was call
ed upon by politicianseitivited to all sorts °Pen.
tertaiaments, teased for his autograph, and his
picture and bored by all sorts of reporters.
jetlr:One thing should be remembered;—liquld•
manure should only be
to
when vegetable
life is active: Applied to roots before they 'dart
ed in the spring, or In the fall, or at ODIVOSIO
when they fire a quiescent state it will help to
„bill them. , .
PitrA company has been organized in London,
with s capital of 11,200;000, for thi conitreetion
of a railway from-Smyrna to AMIN a distance of
seventy miles, wipeli - will bring the-,two cities
within three bottle if each other, initeid of four
days, as at prowl'. , • -
, .
„TairOn the .15th inst. igitnes Doyle was
killed isi Carters' Greenwood rides, near Tame-
Two Irishmen attending his Animal got
Into &drunken tight, when James Gallagher stab.
bed John Devine in OM different places. Devine
is not expected to recover.
diftrxi Jaell has recentlyippeared before
the public of Paris,ind his piano -forte' plajing
ha* been received with most enthusiastic appro.
Baden, His swum wu onlimitei. Mr. hell
- proposes to posit the winter to Russia, sad then
to revisit the. United elates. • •
por.The Widow's% Mithodbr Outsmart, nor
in union at Toronto, C. W.; bu expelled two of
its atinisiers, the Her. Mr. Haugh, fir earryleg a
phial to shoot a uao 'wbo bad eloped with his
danghter,'and tbi Rev. Mr Jona, because be
jilted a jungbady for a better slat&
jialr"iltr. President. I rim to' get 4, and as.
ant backward to eons, fermis! its the courier ad
oration, for bad It not bees:tier edisr,ation I emelt
he as ignoreallus Prealdeal." . So
said ea eloquent advemths of peisaler begin
j at raffle meeting :la the twined,
JINICA ge n t l eman eamed GlassecselOthst regent.
ty died in litissoari,Aade mannutlltieg six
slow, trod setting aside $3OOO of his estate to be
j Invested in the purchase of a farm for 'them. '
, ashianton eouniyiPa., costinrs2,soo; the goal-!
due $5OO to be expended in th purchase Of stock.'
JET•Jobti Lapont, for the Murder of: Robert
Wheaton, Israel Sboults for shootint•John In
ham, and Jaeob Woeslin for killing bis Wife, were
executed to the jail yard at St. Louis on !Friday;
and at Rdward.trille, 111., George W. Sherpa, and
'John Johnson were bung for the m urder of
•
Barth.
• san d prOa Saturday last between fire six
hundred People—eciongh to make $ 2-impish's vii
lage--sailed from ;. the port Qi NQW Yurki for Eu- t
rope, and It is iot improbable that the "Woks
number of Americans who have gone abroad since
the Snit 'of January amounts to fully
,twenty
thousarid.
, ;arms aro now in the high tide of the rose
season, and with the roses,innumerablo otherj
;towers give forth odors in beery garden: A ne w{
nitu
expression, a new; life, is connicated•le,,V, y
I seen* "here Asmara are found, and there is sea
ly a soil so dull or peevish or morose ;;as not o
feel the influence. • ,•
,par The Charleston 611Pislt makes the &nor-
lag gracious admission: J
"It u entirely within the reach pf ourjannpre
hension, that an "abolitionist"2--ia the sense inj
which the term is used in reference to the inati-;
tution of domestic slavery—may he in honest '
Christian tenderness."
firJ.: D. Stewart writes (tom Washington to
the N. Y: Journal of amseserce, that 'When thej
marines fired at the crowd on elective
,day, the
Baltimore plug-uglies were not present, but bad j
left the city three boom before. lie sass the . jai
dicial investigation will show that the destrue
Gan of life was wholly uncalled for. • . .
jgrOsm of ,Gov. Slade's school memos has
got into a..place out West where the children
never beard prayer , or •preaching. So, one ,
when she commented her ieboo/ with Payer, one ,
of the youngsters went home and reported: " You I
never did see such& school warm! She,got down
on her knees 'and swore with all her might!"
pErOld Rolle, "'hound of Montgomery', Al*. l
'
haws a few disys since fell into a well, forty feet ,
deep, in which he showed very little sagacity;„
bet be Mode up for it in getting out. . A rope
Mg let down to him, he seised the end in lac
teeth, and was thus—only, however, on the second'
trial—hauled easily forty feet out of the well.
fs - `A black streak is now' beginning to fall
across Coots's . * statue of Venus, though some
„years ago nothing of the kind was visible in, 'the
marble." All the more appropriate, !eye an ex
change. The lady herself, if ,we recollect the
mythology, had >t 'block week" Upon her char
acter, and why.abouldn't the Marble skew it?
plr-Amelia.waved her fan Wills glea,•
And being in a playful snood 4 .
She gave the airy toy to me, • t ,
An,l bade me flirt it if I could. • c
The pleasing toil I soon bein4
Yet anxious thoughts say to hurt—
filernseHe, cannot flirt a fan;
But j
if ou photos, IT nf lirt.
! - fi a t
itill'An affair, growing out of the use of Rem,
happened in Philadelphia on Sundry evening
last. Two you7g men, brothers, came home 11.-
toxicated, and got in a fight at' tbe table. C A
third brother iiterfered to stop the fight. ' Their
mother, 'aq old lady, was present, and heoame so
much alarmed and agitated that) she twcaened
away and die; t lAn a low minutes. •
1/4ff•The stator of the Second Presbyterian
Church of Richmond, on ectering his pulpit iast
Sabbath morning, found on the pulpit cushion it'
purse containing between four and five !hundred'
dollars in gold; accompanied width leiter on be
belief the &moil, expressing their :earnest de
sire that the pastoral relations between them might
be condoned. unbroken through life. I; '
. pillP•A school has been opened at Whitneyville,
Conn., to giie young men a practical education.
Connected with 'the school U a large factory,
'filled with machinery, for the manufacture of
toys. Thiel branch bas been selected as it cont.
proca the largest variety of trades. Each pulpit
j 1
will be required to devote live hours' tech daytto
the educational department, and five ! our of each
dates the Mechanical department; a d to keep a
day book and ledger of his work. a n d Uri reeulti,
pff-John Dean, the coaehrnan, 6ecently.ran' ,
away from school, to see,his wife, bit she, being ,
a true 'hearted and high-minded lath, was rather
shrieked by her hultband's lack of honor, in net
keeping his Parole. She- positively refused to
. have anything to say to him, and eonimanded him
to return and keep hisengegement, Or she would
never see him again. Bo went; but unwillingly.
Or The-following from the Cleveland Herald,
tells a cheerful story :;—The whole West is now'in'
its loveliest June attire. The seasee•is later but,
luxuriant.- The backward spring kept vegetation;
in check, and every thing arms to bare burst at
once into full leaf. During a trip of twelvelan- 1
died mile' through the West, the ege everywhere
rested oni
"Sweet fields arrayed in title, grime i
"IPA friend of the editor of t . 4 Providence
Jottrital 'trite/ of a sad scene wide. he'witnesited
*bile travelling west from,, Mich get
_city. di:
young womitiC in the last stages Of consumption'
sou taken into the ears with her mother, brother
and sister, an'd the was reclining on her mether'S
breast, the mother affectionately'•smoothing her
hair, when she. suddenly raised he/ head and fell
back dead. The writer says—"A scene of grief
ensued which no tower on earth ce describe,"
'The tomb of Franklin---ie,t plain flag.
stone-rat - with the earth can be: Co called—ie
concealed frompeblie view by -a Utterable brick
wall at the cor*g of Fifth and hrtilberry streets,
Philadelphia. The remains. of ,'.the lightninel
philosopher are deposited there, lit the old burial
ro
gund belonging to Christ Cheri . Au ,apprcH
piste -monument , has been iceldintelly reared
above them, iu the shape of ttelegrapls post, and
the lightning Li at cohstatit - play over, \if nnt
under, the eye of the Man who Ant chained - , it to!
I. ..:
the earth:
-The 'foil -cll.
jeer wing anecdote hi told of a Teti
clever fellow, who had recently joined the Sone
of Temperance. I A ft er becoming a "son" be wait
to Mobile on business, acid was taken ill there.„
The physician was called, and on 'lt:auditing hint
pronounced him Ito be in a very ;dangerous coil
dition, and prescribed „brandy. ;Mho sick mad
told him he could not take it. The doctor Weisel.
ed that it was a l proper remedy, but' the patient
told him be would not take It. The doctor said
he must, or be would have spasnii. -"Well." laid
the Sin of Temperance, "I will try a couple ;of
spends first." 1 ''
, , j
IV-The recent floral exhibition in the Crystal
Palsee.at Bydertham, Eng., is dtribed Weir
passingip„heanty all that have e er preceded, it.
•The number eflvisitoca during , thOrday exceeded
thirteen thousabd. On no prevbnia .Iceasion hail
there been so largo a number off exhibitors; unt
upwards of Nei: thousand dollar° were distriba
ted in ptizes. jibe palace was tilled with, eve 4
variety of rare and beautiful gents and fruitei
stalest, perlargoniumv, ruses, tatilulas, : caleeolU.
las, nepenthe,-Cape heaths, ec.,.Ae. ' In the cen
tre stood a magnificent epecimezt of the pinnies
spectabilis, 24 feet in circumference, and-doete.,
pletely mantled over with a rich mass ctf-isnoTy
white flowers..'
,per•A committee appointed by the Legislative
Council of thew South Wales, to..inqiiire into the
practicability of-establishing a.,telegraphle com
munication between that colony :;and Europe,
made its upon: It appears that the best way
would be to connect Egydney and London by why
of Port Essington, Singapore,' allatfOont Luria
and the Euphrates. There would bet no sisbtria
tine cables between England axed the Indlanareh
ipelago, except across the British channel tad the
Bosphorus. The cost of constrecting a telegraiih,
between Sydney and Port Esgington—a distance
of 1600 miles-L.-is estimated ' af 4.130,000 u and hr
annual cost(, Including interest on the outlay; is
estimated at $55,000 per annum. ,
jEtrln the town of Kingfield, Franklin cut
ty, Me.,.there is living a father; mother, seven
sons and four , daughters. The father is fifty-five
years of age, steroids erect, io supple in: limb, d
has scarcely a gray bale in his bead. /Bs hel ht
Is six feet six inches—weight 215, pounds. is
wife le fire feet seven inches In blight, and weighs
160 pounds. '' The total , height'of their seven sons
Is forty four feet two inches, (average 4 11.3 18.)'
—total weight, 1400 poinds. The total - height of
the girls is twenty. three feet, (average_ very ,near
6 feet)—total weight 600 pounds. Total height
of sons and daughters, sixty-seven feet two inches
—total weight, 2000 pounds. This familfreilde
on the highlands of Northern Maineoittout-elgh
ty-five miles from Portland. Neither the w f t ater, -
nor any member of hie family, hive ever ad
dieted to the use of tobacco or,intoxicatiog liquor.
j-W-Ifugh Miller says, in kits last great: !jerk,
be Testimotty of Gm Rocks," etc., that there is
scarce an UchileeturalonTament atilt° Gothic or
Grecian styles, which may not be - found as tonsils
existing in the rocks. ' The Illodendroe, says i lit.
Miller, was "sculptured into gracefully arranged
rows of pointed_ and.elosely imbricated leaves,
similar to thou into which the Rointin-architecte
fretted the toren ut.the Corinthian order. Jim
Sigittaria were Sated column,, ornately ear in
the line of the channeled flutes; the ,Lepldliden
lira bore, according to their 'r specie.; sculptured
stales, or lounge, or egg-like hollow', se fln a
sort of frame, and relieved into knobs and far
mire c all of them furnishing examples of s' deli
cats diaper work, like that sdadmired in ouiltuore
"ornate Gothic buildings, such as Westmin t t r Ab
bey, or . Canterbury, and Chichester, Ca ails,
only gireatly more exquisite In their design and
finish. .
d
opislolisouk State Nem
0, 1 -
i' °mum: •".i . .
DAVID, WILE el and W coVnt.V.
awls eceninsimni: •
,' `WII.iSAI. XIUV% AID, or pldnisiapau.:
3 : • limn "situ swim aim: -
' a AIRS num. el nteretteity, i
aoesrg J. LEWIS, of '"-- emit:. '
' Dilate/W*oB Stall ' iPreinila •
. - 1
*maxi
WILLI . A.VI P. ZILCUB.
00 =log oom t 7.
4 • mum • - ,
!maim ISTRIMARD, or etwier tom
roma* airipinii;
• Wil ! 141111 SYRON% of Berk, constr.
Jiv TUOMPLION.ot Sri* wanly.
'
lirWeemPo 11141 r Dreleedhis admintlieartlelo
is rapidly Improving the It: outlets of al Medlar
kind, ten Wine the puldle t 0 a bottle retatation
en a restonttlreild Invlionidlng bob tank. Us pain
liar eteinleal goilltles bar nhansilcial effect 'ripen
and mirth and 'lmitator of Iblibik (thing a idiky and
glossy tenth» to that which . twaa broody; olio warm
dotro
EA dry Datum. I 4 hiss* ii• tinderstmid i a ;tontiony
'to preserve, the Wel eater and amain" of the
hatr, and or anniMineting the 'deka of lira
Wilk =eh reecananer4itik4in'its favor, IT liardl7 Orr'
"die bon wry lady or lientlmmx *odd , be Waxed se
valuado an abate' to theli Wk . 1.. 21MirticIo may be
hilt of the Driat!ii throsOust. the coluitryr
'' '
I. .; . • R. R.. R. • •
- sir . 11Nrailmit' 'Mai Prewar..-it is truly soden.
:n Whets.remarkable power cm tittle pill. ca ll ed
7 ~........us, will exert overtbs l moan
a . . delrilltated with disease. One of these little
It : ' will impel from the dimmed and crippled In.
testi ' the mum af all derangements sad irregularl
tieS of tbsi system, they Will make the Bowels clear and
strOng,inegular,bealthy and pure, the laver, Bladder, HMV
neyikabad, Nerves andlikin, to perform their see sal fuse:
Cons si a regular, healthkand natural manner. These
unautsTotts heal &rot lh the bows!, or In the toles.
i
Unew. Drastic Purgatives, such am mite, common purge.
Urn pi Is, male Mos - sarce.ln the bowels and on the mists
lownr ae
of the b, by constant Irritation. All who are
tonal with Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, lill•
Liver Complaints, do; may rely upon receiving
poeticises; from these illfAcultlei by ItADWAY'I3
IMO_ TAO. RADWATI BRADT lIBLIET will re- i
s t
shes Crippled, the Weak, tliti Infirm, the Jed-Rid. - din a 4 Palisalllctird • ictima to isseriand comfort, in a
lbwshort boar., at the farthest. let Radwaya" Beady .
Relief be applied to the aching tooth, the slit! joint, the
(textured limb, the sprained or strained snucle, the VP
#and perceptive omits tortured with anguish and
"op* Bowels, almost worn out by painful die'
chairs, of Dysentery or Umbers, to the distressed limbs
drawn out, of daps by cramps mad spurns, and Ws Pew
.mturiteir the meet miraculous Cheap In the whole body
wit raki, place, ease and comfort, tratmniqty and mato
tati2.4i of allikrted parts to health will follow Its use.
- _imago itzwaso will he paid for any
Nei clue that will coral PRATT A RINCEIRR'S MAGIC
OIL 'kw the Molting dlseaseet—lthenmetisaa, Sauna.
ea. Spinal Affections Contacted Joint.., Maio • Polio,
Patna in the Ride or Baca, Readache,ToothattuaBpraine,
Ekes Tincut, OM; Undoes, 1101121, and all Dheasee of the
Malabo and the Muds. Roue genuine without
'the *Signature of Pat.?* A Bateau attiwbod , to each label.
Priacipil ogles, 206. Washinitosi street, Drl:s3klys,' N. Y.
Jolla 1i. , -Iteows, Druggist, Centre abut, Pottsville,
SokrAgoot Ibr Schuylkill County.
rzui Is to certify that 1 balm loads but cm* amlle•
eat*, of the Magic Oil on my goon, whlch hate boon
dmun from contraction of tha cords, brought on by
ihoomartua. It was of seventeen months standing, and
lam now entirelycured. I chaerfolly recommend it to
all affileted J. IL lux/Rom
liarrtsburg, 12 Locust street. ,
Jone-27, IT • • - 26-ly •
. .
' • MARRIED. ' •
FERGITSON-"—CLOWES—On. the Milk lust, by the
ger. Wm. Yee, Joex L. himmos to Suusall CLOWN/ 1 4 z
ail a Bt. Mir.
GAZGORY—iffltllt—On. tie lid losi., it- St. Clair by
the
at i Rev.
sdestille
o
W Canon, Butos . assoostx of 13 1Iveretwek, to
BSA lt in f W
ItEAVIIB—IiTAVDite the sue hul l by the
Rev. D Washburn. CallitLXl aseasztrts, Dab, or Allen
town, to- lams Looms Warm, daughter cf.ibutin W en
voi Of Pottsville.
t Eal,
• . '0
, I . ' ' - . - - - ' •
• e . - - DIED. ,
Monday, the 22d lust., of nailed tuner.
Saxe, daughter of Aaron E. and Rebecca Snyder, aged
yeera and 2 months:'
. -
ROBINSON.—(in the 26th tut, WY Rousem'agel
es Bars. . „
The relatives and Wends or the thinity ere invited to
attend thelaneral from his late rem/ideal la Patter.
, Doi, on Sunday afternoon at ,
o'eloch: . . *
•
kIVILI2 —ln thL Borotgb on Thursday Oa 251 h hat"
litmus; daagb Me of James and Barak O. WIIID to Om
4th year of bar age. . •
The friends and acquaintances of the tint* are Snfl•
tod to ittel4tbe funeral this (Manley) animas' 'nth
Velcek, front the residence of her parents In Whatnot'.
go street. •
lieligions )ntilliginct.
k • • . .. ,
. , • . _NoTrims. •
~, bIiII`PRIMITIVE METHODIST C acao: corner of
Lyon and 343 street. Divine Service every Sabbath at 10
i o'clock, A. M., and 0 o'clock, P. M. .
r Ilir nun mistrittnnsT EPISCOPAL CIIIIRCH,Sco-
II end Street, Pottsville, itev, Wituat L..Oaat, Pastor.—
vine service every Sabbath at 10 A. M. and at 7% P. 31:
1 i
H I gllr ItNOLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, MarketSquart
*Devil* Rev. Donut &rack, Pastor. Divine service's*
this Church regilarly every Sunday; - ,Morning, at 1034
, 1 U'clock; evening, at 7 o'clock. Wahl, Prayer Meeting,
IThursday evening ; 7 o'clock. ' '
, -
' Si TRINITY CHURCH SERP/CES.—Jerse, 1867:
28th—Third Sunday after /bully.--(.owls =cavil,
Acts xi.—P. M.—Clenesis Ali, 24 Tim. 111, Ac. •
Zoth—flt. Peter's Day.—Divine service at b P. AL &timid
, _Aeons, Acts vili t and Acts Iv. -
, 1 The morning "mice on the Lord's Day begins at .I.IN
• clock, and the evening at 8 o'clock.
D. WASHBURN, Ecctor.
LIST OF LETTERS -
ANEMAINING in the POTTSVILLE
Aster 01171C1i, Jun* 26th, 1837;
' A. UendroshotililliaßO'Connor thins -
Actinium Peter Beni!' Mary. ship O'Neill Mary
Anderson John Hummel Jeremiahll'Maly Michael
Allen William siripliaileran John &Reagan Pat ship
D. ,1 Hartman John I, • P. -
Butler St Wm ' Minder J 0 Parker Wm J
Barry Wm ship .IHontsberger Uen'y Mani& Dederick
Brookes Thos Hargraves Henri Pleollu lion Sol
Ityme Ucidge Patton 11 E
Bait rte Thos ship Houston ''Fanny
Price !blinds -
Burns Thos • Humbert P W Paull Jas A
Broderick Mrs, Houle C M Peal J B
:Bart* Ithenben HMIs Chas II Plitt H ship':
Brennan Mehl siMent ray Arnaud/01plus Amelia • •
Blemingto hae n Itihrg't R.
Burns Michael Isherwood Willtrodßaisici N.
Brough John • • ahipßiker (Butcher)
Blinbaum Mastiff .1. Rlderil Michael
Barker John , • Jona, David Reed L 2
Reasinoter John' Jones ets Robinesu Dugan!.
Bermingham aflehionsa 8 W RamsayJ W
Brandt Jno Jones Thos ship. Reis John '
BowarJohn labium Tlt . Reams; Jacob
Berry is. JeoningsMary Robinson John
Brennen is. - Jambs Ed Moberts Hut
Bernet iii James Yvan Robssta Geri li
IturchM Ceo ship Bead Mrs A
Bowe Elba Kendal Wm . tL
Ballot M . Kearns Thomas Setts Wm ßeecher DM ,
Kerregan Patrick Shelly Wm
Barton Chair Kornedy Nerd, Stotangh Wm J 2
Billlngton Chas 2 Keil ;um • - Ilanderson Wy.
Biddle Chas Usable John . Savage Peek ship
Blake Alhals Kirk John , Shama Peter
C. Kelly Bow .Enyder.lt A Eons
Cavanaugh Beru'dKalbach Adam Shanghais Mary
ship L. Starr /Use L J
Conklin Albert Leahy Wari , Smith Lhsi•
Chaser Conrad Lewis Win ship , Seaton Jas
Crab Sarah Lloyd Wm Seller Mr •
Carr Candy 2 ship Levis John 2 shipticanlon - John
Cooper Venwick " Levis Jas 2. ship Sinyth Jas .•
Lineh John (Rambling Jam
C C k t ratM ir Hugli Lacey Rams • Stevens U
Carl Israel Lib, John Bolton G W
• Clough John ship Lawrence GJ.7 8 Sullivan Donk -
Campbell John 2 Lecke J D Stern Christ '
ship Little John-0 . Smith Cbaa P
Care Mary ' Sharp Ann
Cuddadiß Mohave Wm D Sarni Alfred ship
Corner Patrick Morrison Win T.
Coleman Patrick Mengel Wm Thomas Wm •
Collins Wm Minor Wm , Toohey Wm •
Caknare Chas Morgan Thos 2 Thornton ki
D. Mallon. Reuben Thomas Mrs
Darts Thos Jr . ' MahargPatr'kshipTalbot Joeeph
. Dugan Phalli Mary Patrick, Tunny, Jno
taltvVia la riparet
Y es Michael • Tit C ah Thomas
has
ahipMaiony Michael TlP l ton Ina, 2 ship
Duckwiller M. - .Msbas Michael Twitters Honey a
Davis John' Morgan Mary. AnnThornas Jno 0' "
Dehartollbert 2 'Mahar Michael TbornasJno
Massy DomulA Madenfort Mary ATalbot James "
Driskill Daniel Mattson L Taylir Wm "
Doherty Baal shlplionahari Jiro ship ' W.
DesciAndmr Murphy John Williams T C
. , IC. litaen John ". Williams Thar
Evans Wm kinichinough J " White Semen Mrs
Flaria' Martin Hugh ".,Witheriem Marj'A
' Evans David M Murry Jas Walker R Mrs
V. Slanders Jas Walsh M Rev
Penitermasher P Manama John . Williams MA Mlis
Plalier Daniel Myers RC Wllkihelms J
Farling D 0 .Myera 0 W !trilby Jno
' • G. - Mulch Christ Web Henry r
Gerrard Wm ' Murphy_Ann - Welsh Limbo% 2
Garrote Sarah Mo.: I WalkePDaniel
Grudwalthitamp'nMeDonald AndniwWasner Amanda
shipMeGtone Mr* 0 t • Mrs
Goon. John ;felony Vaal
Watson P e
oh
Geraghty Jas McDonald Edit Wa a tson Peter
Georgslas Manny Hamra Weston Samuel "
Geraghty JOG ehtpMeNestry Jas 1 Williaros Thou "
Gallagher Jaw Idedusers John [ T. •
Giese Henry - MeDosald Mrs Yonny Adam .
Gmbh: Catharine McClean-Wm 2 Yonnell the
r H. 1/.. 'fork k tilacktm.
Mali Wm Nolan MfcLsel . • stave
Dabs Mot Newell Mel , Z.
Harley nos AZobser David
Hagman/I . Q'elllAAn ship 1 , • • ,
KirPersons inquiring for letters on the shots list
please sky advertise& Ono CVO additional will be
charged Mir each letter %obedient. 7)
JOUR 111.CLAtTON, Thableades.
POTTSVILLE POST OFFICE.
Arrlvatissed Departure ollidallsi
Philadelphia,, Reading, liarrtaburg, Pittsburg, lie
York and Nastern and Southern Stable, twine Vally.-4.
Oases at 7 A. Dd. and 354 P.ll, Lairs et 12% and
P.M.
Way Nail betirtan Potbnille and Philadelphig,
Closes at 6% A.1)14 arrives at 12% P. M.
° Catawlssa, Wilkesbarre, Danville, Willbur and
Nth, daily. Claes at 6hl A. arrives at S I P.
Port Carbon, Tuscarora and Tamaqua, dal. • Mai
at 6WA.Id4 arrives at 434 P. 11L, *Leapt Port Carbon,
whiSb departs and anises - tale* daily. Clones* 634 and
1134 A.M. Arrives at 7'A. 1111., and 19 1 L.
Mann
Übe, Tremont and Donaldson, daily.: Closer at
11K A. M. arrives at 11 A. K, ear
If
Illaersville whirl"
departs. twin daily. Meer at 11 A. H. ind 7 P. K.,
and arrives 3 times dally,st an d IA. N., and P. M.
Fountain Spring, Shamokin, Sunbury and Northara
herland, daily, Cbses A. 41.; arrives 3% P.M.
California mails close theta" arid 19th of e me ry eenth.
•Week Laropsait malls close on Tuesday and Friday asset'
. •
Odle, open from 7A.N. to IP. N. Sunday front 12 N.
b;" Par - WWI CLAYTON; P. M. '
• Pan 0;noi, Pottivlllehisk 9, - [l9llemi •
WANTED.
W.ANITTI=Fottr School Teachers
—tin; rode, and . 2
Mudge ( for the borough of
Palo Alta A pablis 4raconlneUon xlll be held on the
July. Applications of teachers will be recostred
by the Board on the diff of examination, written or per
sonal.' AUCHABI, Bteretary.
Aims 47, '67 • 2641
F.,rvE HUNDRED MINERS- AND .
: LABORERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY by the
oir York k Illebabood Coal Co.,- moo Use eft. sf Mkt
mod, VA, to whom good yaps aad..eotkatout =Ow.
"malt will to ghee Sommer sod Mister. , •
/squire at the Pkoderiekablog &pot 'for the "3 PrhNt
*os Al /WA' Tbanosibtai do Dot wallas Ere, or otmoz
lo pole. &p
liono V. 'SI 116.344. . llos 34, 11/elrsoond. Vs.
OUgNEYMAN CABINET MAK
," UR, to sitesoSieed wages and constant empkg!
'nest %
wilt be Wen, are vented at Ashland, ileanYllali
AMOS HOCH.
Ashland, May I, . -
llttf
1;
rt.AGENTS' WANTED.—Busi
(ll,films easy, woeful, and IsOooratte. &buy
liOAO3 sitileatb. Capital required, els dollar*. •
:veto particulars, metals stamp, and "Adieu
ji,..5 MARTIN,
. May 9,1:07' 19401 , Plaistow, N. 11.,
500 LOCAL ANT) TRAVELING
AOIRNTS WANTND In the WISSTI &WNW
paying Irmo 100 to $lBO per mositb—Der busboy , or
abaft badness. Permanent aspierairst given and rid
maga required. for partletdars groeioss' !Nonage stamps
aid guarani, dllitatON, tater, N. IL
April 11, IT • 16.722
ryo TEACHERS . —The
I ream of Tamaqua District, Schuylkill county,
a will employ Two Male Teacher?, et salaries of Silty
and Petty dollars per month, and Nine Yeasts Teachers,
at Twenty to Attain dollar* per month. All apaletats-
Joust retest themselves etatelnallon, At BietkAil
'street &boot Soda, Tatossus i oo Tommtv, the 7tb
of anki b iser, at 8 *bd. A- 11 . 1
0. ,: in ceder of M Bo und.
&merry
Jabs 2111,7 .
~
• . :44t
LOST IeYOUND.
13ORT.E. MONNAIE. FOIIND—
r apittlanint a mall s *I None, ow or idea tT r i
J. 12th taw, writer ot Nabantania and CitbSie it rom,
The own: eau obtain It at Ibis ogles on payrnsotc.r thia
ode's thennwat. Pena 7,,,,Z1 Allte
VOW LOST.—Strayed away
on friday, rune 19tb, hem th e peat
o the subscriber, a dark red Oew with wbl7 - ..,
plea out Of one gar and st eat 111 the other, also ha. 4
abort tall. bull: ;eon ortaraing laid row will be salt.
ably rewarded. • WM. bacl9,
June 27, IT _t4 ' Liewillya
minim et
away :(ram
the of Ma subscriber at trod „„
tothont the TO Inst., a dark Brown ' A
Cow, with white star on her hoe, tan ton„,.. • I
whin., abort tall, /mail horns turned In. o al,
wards. Wboaver will Morn said cow will suit& .ly
rewarded. , ~ WIPOW LdR/Cl9.
West West, near Lktnriir c
QTRAY -r eOW.—G'inte to the v,..
k„) residence as , be tabaerlber, on or about .....
the last at Ma wu and white spotted t ' tap,
poard to 'or sit fiats old. Bald cow bat 4
hall oa. The Gl*Aelr is desired to comae fie.
Ward. a Ponlut l J. Pay charm and
to
bee sway,
Otherwise” she Will be sold according to law.
e
. .
Drealldton. June 19. 'AT JOEL LONG.
24-3 t•
DISSO.LUTIONS.
114113SOLUTIoN.,-,The pannersiti—p
beretobr• existing between Oeorge Rickert and
. . Ludwig in the Bowing and Boat Building Busi
ness at the Orwipbsirg Lauding under the arm of Rick:
ert• Ludwilt, was dissolved by mutual consent,• on the
first 147 of Apri1,1547. The bushman of the late. Om
will be Nettled up p lace eorg Rickert, who rontlnarell e
business at the ol on hie own account.
GBO9OII SUCKER!,
ILL LUDWIG., •
Jane 5.17 23:451*
ex
t u ARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--Th e
copartnership In the lumbar badness hr.itotwe
na. between R. C. Wilton and lamb Rona* au thi,
day (April 25, 1/37,) dissolved by mutual • . &sent.
IPA% WILSON,
LAMS ROYER.
. .
tb
• The underdensa &nett& day (April 27, 18.37.) entervi
Into aolarttaaralltP, In the lumbar busluseat, at 111. stem
saw laurel the Mot of the Inclined planes on tbe M. U.
A 8. H. R. R:, under the Ann of LC. &JALMRs mja.soN.
All orders in lumber prompt/y attended to.
R C. WILSON.
.
May 2,17 18.1 . , JiMES WILSON.
PISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
BILIP.—Notiee Is hereby tires that Lb . partner.
p beretaftwe existing between P. 0. Brawler, JJ. 11.
Busier. Illiebael Breacir.and Olorre P. Owens, trsdlok
ait merchants, at Dontddson. Schuylkill to., Pa. under
I to M'
the nn me of B: LER,OWLNA t CO.. ' nu on
the 24 day of Slay, A. D.,185;. diesolved by mutual mt.,
sent, and that from 24 day of MayaSSl, P. 0. Bressler,
J. If, Bressler and Michael Bressler, three of tbe pion.
ear partners din continue to carryon the former busi
ness as merchants ander the firm umnaorBRESSLER a
CO., at the town of Donaldson. In mid county, and the
said Dim be lea*. to return their Meeks to the putt!,
Le past etyma, nud bops by strict attention to Madam
to merit a *bare of public patronage.
P.O. BRESSLER,. - ,
.I. R. BRESSLER,
lIIICITSKI. BRESSLER,
OEO. P. OWEN.
311 1 23, IR 21-be
FOR SALE & TO LET.
rRE ENGINE for SALE. ...
• - --A good sieond class FIRS ENGIN& St r%
n good'order, baring been lately repaired
sad painted. will be sold low lbr cub. ' Ad
dress "AIMS DIULSFILEYI, flung gun, Pkiladeipnia.
• June 'A, '57 ' Mat
VL sorts of t T. Rails, from, 22 60
ands pier yard; on hand and tbr oda ,
1835 4U. B. TARDLKY &
rirlOWN LOTS FOR SALE--in the
li Borough of Port Carbon.. Apply to
J. 11. WBPILBRILL, Aust.
7-tf
Feb. 11, '6l
IRE BRICKS for Cupolas, Puddling
and Blast Furotess, host the Beadles , Works, for
1 n low , at lb. PIOBBIA VBRNACJI.
Pottsville, Jan. 19,1656 B-tt
?RINTING PAPER.--Book &News.
Paper, of avai l :size and wei g ht,of supartoi qua li ty,
is at 31111 prices. E.O AIRIGUES,
Centre 'trod, Pottsvills
itfett
Anguat KIS
TOTO BRICKMAKERS.—Patent Rightq
fee sale for an Inipiorement Initarning firkin', by
eelt there is a great saving In time,lebor, and vest of
fuel, and the quality of the bricks muckimproted.
J. W. AIIIDIUSWD„ iireic uA ri e, At. March 28,'57
,
)UST RECEIVED.—A large assort
ment ofsplendld PerfunterziteMem t . he Manufse
torles of Jules Hanel Co., Mariam and olnriv
All those who want due Porfumuiry i eall at
LETS Book and Variety Store.
Jahuary 21.185 T ' S-tf
ER RENT—A Three Story
Brick Dwelling Bosse, with stossenook at
' suitable s* any kind of basiness. Also less
offices to rent, with au and Water pipes, all On Centre
stmet, between the Pennsylvania Holland the Americas
House'. Mao, two /one dwelling bowman Railioad it
Apply to - lif. littritPll Y.
Pottsville, February 21. lir ' ' ittf
FOR SALE OR RENT--
.-fist
view of lie; official 'action of the Out 'll. xis
Weise In their Annual eluston; and also In etas.
dame with the action of the nude lumbers of the ga
rood M. B. 'Church of Pottsville, Instructing the Thiy
tees to mike such disposition of the said If. 11 .Church as
they maj think beet, it was on , motion rewind. In auk
official meeting. on the 25th Init., that the amid Chureb
be offered tbr SALM or JOINT ImmMlatdy. Thg Tugs
biro of the 24 51 E. Church, through t belt Committee,
spectrally theretbre oder the Church. situate In Market
at. Pottsville, Pa, *wade or rent, forthwith,. Thethurtk
is a good aired. substantial, brick building , well tat
nlabed, basement hall • and two thus rooms below.—
Church on the 24 Goon handaolooty Pileinell. and Pa
lights through the entire house. SW prier and tern
ot payment wilt be =ads reasonable. • Parties Irish* to
purrhaas or rant will please apply won to the under
demi. N WHAON,
JAMME MOOMl4Cbscauller.
J. O. MUM.
May 20. '5l
iNgiN
.4 4.
1, STATED MEETING .of the
4 SCITUYLICILL 00UNIII MEDICAL SOCIETY'
ar hold at the Council Chamber; In the bovengh of
Pot We, on Wednesday, Julrld, at 3 o'clock, P. 31—
Afa ttendanee Is &Amble as business of hareetsen
%dile brought Ibrward. J. T. CARPENTER, M. 3,
. ,
Xto LANDLORDS OF :HOTELS,
tel.—The proprietors of the licensed Hotels rat
g /rouses to the borough of Pottsville, me peeks
lard requested be attend awaiting at Mortimeer 11411.
on onday evening, 29th inst., at 8 o'clock,mi her
lard. baldness, necessary to a better enforcement of the
penalties for selling liquors without license.
June
27,1AlirON MONDAY, June Zith.lol
7 ' 26M
NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby .
ging+
that an applleation will be nude at the next at ,
storied the Legislature of Pennsylvania Lena lamp
ration of s Bank with the privileges of hone Beals;
and Discounting, said Bank to be called the ..COLI
DANK. OV.SCIWYLKILL 11AVS2i,". with .a capital Li
Zero-Hundred Thosisand Dollars, and tribe' located a
the Doroirgh of &buy/kin Ilaven,SchuytkUleounty,h
Schuylkill Davey, June 27,17 - L. 26em .
.TOTlCE.—Notice is hereby givet
1.11---that au m114%41011 .111 be wads at the neat so
slon of the Ligisbaton of Pennsylvania for the dot
of a Bank of issue with the usual privileges, said to
6%1v called the "MERCHANTS' BANK," with a ,apic
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, with the PrivihVo
increme the same to Tire 'Hundred Thousand Mut
apd to be located la Market street in the. boroegh d
Pottsville, Schuylkill county, pa.
June 27,'67
NOTlCE.—Notice' is hereby girt
that an applicition will Isintadtrat the Deli
don of the Lesidaturs of Pennsylvania tbr the Inter? ,
ration rf a hank with the nand prlttlers. said hest ,
be vatted Iib...UNION RANK OE TREMONT: , with s ,
Rai of One flundred Thousand 'Dollars. and t01:41
tad In the town of Tremont, Schuylkill County.
ELIJAH - HAMMER, • HENRY VEIL.
F. WERTHEIMER, T. A. GODFREY.
J: A. L. TICE. W. U. SEIBERT,
'TO" RA WIWTT. "D. a ALTRAUSIL
AbASI WOLF, EACH DATDoRii,
LETS. SPANGLEGt, HENRY ECKEL -
June 27, 264tm
porrsvlLLE MINING & MANI!.
11 FACTURING CONiPANT.--At a mallet of
stockholders of the Pottsville Illnier and •Monothe
InR Compeny, held Jena 23d, tit the totwoieh of '
Oh the ftdbylne , s wittweleeted diem tr
until the next
Awtdkua-azauirtio JONES.
flpenesr. " •
Trvamonor-4yoonelfpenser.
. 13itivon 'Enuat. •-•
The book fcr stook onbeeviptlon an now open
Oak* of the VIA* Provident. Pottsville, and at , the
of the Company, No. el Walnut street, PhllsdiPlphit.
Juno 27 '37
25.3 m
VO thi T i l soi CE appi .--Not wi ic u e im is he
st rAy4i t
tolOof the Legislators of Peonsyttanili -- tor the do
of a bank of how with thetas's"' " b
to be called ' , The Ashland Bank.--with a capital
One Hundred Thosuand Dollar*. with the reviles* ,
Inen t aidng the Wee Ons Hundrsd, and Filly Wit
sand Dollars, to be locatod in the boron& of /Waist
Schuylkill county. State of PennMeselliL ;
Pli THOMPSON. WNW C. WILSON.
ABRAHAM KLASS. DAVID V. Kai IDRIS,
• ILIAASIBUBLILLART. ~JAMES E. CLEAVES,
. 7. P. GARNER, A. O. MUT.
JONATHAN' YAM. WiLL I AM LEVI%
Joliet 23
Ashland, Jo,
- -
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.:-.-rin the Of
, pains' (kart of Sehuylkill'eounty. in the vy
ter the sent of John Knees, Admit:Widget!
est/deaf Anton Pater Simon, deemed:
The undersigned, mrdltor appointed by add Caen
restate and mettle the amount of John lineal. IMO'
talmitor of the estate of Anton Peter moon, den
t
and make distributkm of the assets In the buds 0
said Administrator, to and among the.. entitled to 14
Num. orM attend to the duties of Ms spriotiont
his aka, Oantre street, In the burnish of Pat' 1111 ",
Monday, the 77th day of August, 1547, at io
M., when and when all gersons Interested eel rum
Itm tattoos. A o4 °'
.
7uise 27,'57
etRTNERSHIP NOTICE.—Nolit e
• Ii
hereby ghat that James B. Eteunbea to Pt,
the Intereat of ftlehard /dolman i a the sten .
L Wells &Co., In thetem4 or of if Inaseille, and O
IbN hubs. of Nerehand MU heneafto bets"
on st tbe said store by hash ells end Jahn n. !Ai!
beak, under the name and dam of J. B. htrambret ,"
J. B. fffaUM MI
.
ISAIAH WELIA,_.
P. 8...-Theß...-The . The badneme of Waled and shipptst t
the Diamond Chltire7. In as township, ell! be et
sed is heretelbre by the nadoeitoed. an der thiek l7 '
more of It. Hainan a 00. A. MUCCI.
ISAIAH MOJA
- , WI
Muslnllle, letter. IT
N' WM tr OTICE is hereby , given .that I_,fier
the no avois **lT! be l im;T;ed to or
o the potato/Atoka to the noooyssee of the 1 0 1 0 _,
D. A CHRIST, Chief lkii7••
Patirrllle . , Join AV • 24-3 t
TooPOSALS.--Sealed Prep
will Lei received by the School Pant r" ° `' ' '
unlit June Zilth, tbr building a Promo Sebotl Have.% r
ty by sixty NA. Plane Rod sperlikalion, Cls ho . 04
by railing on the rubacriber. J. J .
Moy 90, '57 olded:.
••
• Cri
JO, of 0. F.—Tho members
rued bodge No. t 3, are hereby netlike/ nti t ja
rly does on *abject to so intro annesmeat of JO or ,i
Per guiltier. 'rya paid to toll. on or beton
t.
noting nights. In July, October. Janson. rod Ol d
~
By order of the Wan RIOLLAX, 1-F44
' Pottering). June 13; 67
UXECUTOR'S NOTlCE. —Wh_ere.;
as lotion of Administration on the.. 0
o The
it . glightlilLMAN, late of the p ares 004
omen Schuylkill county. docraaad. have be/ . 0 ,
to ibe subscriber, b y the llottiolol of 846Y11111
—Noting to hereby givon to all oeveetts ladebtol t°
paymest.
Wan intakeand tb" . W WI *
reilljesnektilliglizorpr2.ll,lllolo.. L OW Irrila otoorait.