jouritd.
POTTSVILLE. FA.
=.........„.„_--_-:-, -....: ._--------_ —.
iIAT.VILDAT 9 JUNE All II 852'.
wise Mrculatton of the Mmans : Jorsugt. Is equal to
the aggregate clreulatlon,of any TLIILEY. other English
papers .published In the - Cohnty—aud as It circulates
among the best portion,. °Utile populatiom an advertise
'went in,wrtefi in its colurmrs Kof course. worth Os much
to the sdrertiwr as Ir published: l u as. three other pa-
WM,' trout cities the rams of advertising are always gra
n edin price according to the clrculatiou Of the paper. -
RSCICIPTB
' For SubiCriptiona ni the Misers Journal since
. • • lasi Bahl( ao a , .•
,4 ,
• .
- .
John L. Lewis, inlott;2.! ..
...,._ . 00
• ' Thos. Crosby, to S° l •.. -- ' , ''.. ri,.... •.. bo
Mar& WOOlOll4 to ran. a, aoo - * •2 15
W.
. A. Melds, to Aril 1,1658, .
_.. ' 100
. a ,,,,,, 8. &TUT, to Slay 23,1558 ' . •2 00
'John Weaver, to May 21, 1857 , . ' „ 200
-- C. la Pinkerton, to Julyl. 1857 ~ ' • . •,1 00
Wm. Willoeer, to Jan. 1, IssB , , .. . . . 2 00
' J. B. Hestorr,,to June 2,1855
S 00
Y 4. O'Neil, to July 1.1857 ' • '2 00
Ingham &Hall, to July 28,1857
00
J. C. Wellington, to Jan. 1.1858 * • 200
„Taylor &Chapin. to May 30.1858 . -., ' • 200
:Ju. If-Rohrer , to Jnnel, 1858 - • .
200,
Ouy W ~ . heeler; to Jan. 1; 1858 - • • , 300
Unrrey Tbung , to June 2.3, hug . . 100
B. W, Hughes, toJan..4, 1858 ' . , 3 00
Lewis B. Thomas, to Oct. 20,1857 . •- - gOO
Joh* Utley, to Jan. 1; 1858 , . . 430
•
W. A. Medlar k Bro.itp Juno 1,1858• . . ' 200
. Cornelius PUgh, to Aug: 141856 ' •1 00
p • Mrs. Donlan, to Jan. 1,1619 . - • ' ' 200
. AAtnnry• Myers, to July 1,1857 -• 200
twilne.ll. Duncan, Jr., to May 30,1858 ' • • 200
• .Wdlia....llrdones, to July 1, 1867 200
8. W. OW. to Jube 11;1860 " • kOO
..': Stlllnian chitlins, to June 6, 1858 200
B. Hunted, to June 6,1858 - 2OQ
. .
Dudley & Thompson, to April 5;1868 ' -..2 IV
~ F. Dangler, to July 1,1857 ' • - • 2OO
:..' Lewis M. Jo nes, to Jan. 1„1857 ' . •2 00
Ipesport, I ron CO, to S.ept.,l7, 185 T ' . • 6 00'
Charles Rick, to March 6;1858• 200
Hamlin & Ewald, to Aug. I, 1857 : . . •2 00
. ' John Beach; to Dec. 13,1857 j • .. .'• L....,, . 1 00
' Dunlap Moncure A Co., to June 13, ug:. :'.. A' 240*
Charles Bensinger, to July 1,1367,- ; ,,4",:, • 1, - . 2 00,
8. Martial° Dec.l, 1537 n, • - S. . '..: 0 - • 100 .
W. E. Boyer, to July 1,1857 4 ''''. s en-' ;-a .. 2
00
Augusta Fairchild, to April 1, 1 858 • • ' - ; ' • 100
Ben j. 8. Jackson, to Jan. 1,1858 • - - .1 00
Isaac May, to July 1,1857 •`• 2'oo
V. Ir. Conrad; to June 20, 1858 • 1.00
I'. W. Santos, to June 20:1858 _ fI 2 00
A. Reitbnyder, to July 1, 1858{ ; '
'l. B. Rorer, to Oet. 28, 1858 . •F'• . • '2 00
- -John Griner, to Jan. 1,18 M ' i . ' 200
Bailin & Sturges, to Feb. 28, 1558 ' . •* • 2.00
. Israel Reillmyder; to Jane " A 1 058 ' -•
2 00
Jobs. Yarnall, to July 1,1857 --- 1 ' ' ' 200
James Wood, to April 1, 1857 - 0 •2 00
Tyler Stone A co, uLMay 17,1858 ' ' 200
' Abbott It Ladue, to JUDO 271858 .. .. 11 00
Rev. Renben,Deinbek, to June 2 3, 1800 .' 100
Mills L: Tracy, to Tine 24: 1858 , 900
Newman Brown, to:April 15, 1858 . 100
John Dike & Co., to April •M. 1858 ‘ * kno
) J. B. Olewine, to• July 1, 1857 . , 200
:
Ater. E: S. Henry, to Jan. 1, 1858 . * . ' 100
I..:lntavolaijoontild,.ttooJan:lli.llll:Bs;
..
.. 825
100
W. II: Lowell, to JunelB, 1858 2 00
John Vproltros, to Jiro. 7 '
1858 . .
.: a oo
Jas. VI likinaon;to Mayl7, 1858 2 00
. Thos. Thomas, to * Jan. I ,1800 : • ' ' 400
Nehetnish flibnon. to iiiny 27, 1858 , 200
..To the new advertisements in the'Joval4L this
morning, we ask attention. Went of space pro
f:loes the qossibility of noticing nick in detail:
Tux crop; ,of :the country,cre noprooeiontedly
Hue. r .
. . Ta■ crop prospect in 'England. and France ii
repot:ted to be faToieble. ' '
Ix our cantons this week will be found notices
of intended application' .for four new bank' in
this county. •
CBJEF JUSTICE oT KENTUCICT.—Wheat, Ameri
can, has beerfejeeted to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the deneaTie of the Chief Janice of Kentucki.;
THE Buffalo. Commercial argues that .the comet'
. did strike the'eartb, and refers to the
.recent
nadoes and 'other 'atmoepherie phenomena, as'
among th e`consequences. .
yaw war between th‘rival New York Police
Boards develops nothir4 new. All hands,. ‘ have
seemingly agreed upon i truce until the decision
of the Court of Appeals is announced.
A lizeurtrot, swonp was recently presented to
Major-General Wool. •',The presentation took
place. In pursuance of resolutions that were
unanimously adopted by Cingress in the winter
of 1854.
Jr each guest at the recent great railroid ex
cursion and celebratlon_had need his ticket for the
frill 8,396 miles of road included lOU privileges,
the whole would ,have amounted, If paid (4, al
the general rates of 2 cents Per mile, to $419,800.
Honecs G rum xtr.—From Brady'. Gallery, 35
Broadway, New Yorki we hive received, a photo.
\ •
graph or Mr. Greeley. As a work of art it is
fine; as a likeness,tapitaL This portrait is one
of a series which Mr. Brady i proposes :Issuing at
one dollar each. Ifis object is to place , Within
ioneril reach perfect and reliable photographs of
men ,of the people. If Mr. .Brady succeed! in
the rest, a/limn as in the ono before us, he need
not be alarmed at the result of his experiment. '
THE - COAL TRADE.
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Pottsville,'June 27,12.57.
." • The 'quan y serif.ky Railroad this week is
47,239 04=by Canal 39,388 05—for the week .
86,625 Oil.tons. Total by Railroad 914,739 16
againatl,ool,o44 Xl6 tone. Ditto by Canal 398,-
756.08 against 402,374 04 tons to same period
list year.
This is the first week of clear readier we haire
bad in this RegiOn in the month of June, and
the shipments of Coal exceed those of hist week
only 3,888 tons—and aro abort of the shipments
for the corresponiling' week Tait 'ear 2,173 torts
Boats have been &cake dling the week and
these that :arrive ire leaded generally in a few
I! boon after being put under the salutes,• which
makes up to some extent for:tdie•searelty,
,The shipments inwin 77o Pibisiweek wa
issisor' Jima. 'Dm
1,
r km:
TAU .
.34.029
ACM mai
1t41916 6 10326 i IGO
17.1!*1 2
7 &454
1,900 ,7SI/
ii.chuylkill Railroad.
Canal.
Lehigh Canal.
Railroad.
Del. k Undson Co,
Penna. Coal Co,
Scranton, i.
, 170077 ' 1717C19 • 31,633 10,131
• 7/ .. lr_ 10,131
111= 31,C1
**king the increase for tbilo week over the cor
responding week 'Mit year ;41,522 tons, which
added to the increiwo 0f.8,650 tons; nukes the in-
crease so far this year. 30,222 tons.
o The Schuylkill Region looses 2,174 tong corn
pared with last year, and all the other regions
gain—the . principargain being via. the Delaware
and Huta CanaL •
Buttenio or A COAL,thillAintit A? squrros.—
. ,
A telegraph to the Philadelphia •
.111/14tin states,'
the Caal Breaker_ of the Union Iron A Coal Com—
pony, valued At $30,001/, was burnt down.tin
Wednesday. This is the
. second Coal Breakei
burnt down in that • region within . the last two
weeks. •
The Coal Trade, of Cleveland, Ohio, is aaan
ming ebnaiderabln impolfance. There were re
ceived at that port,) according to the Consaiercial
Gazette, last week,'Lby Canal 5,996 tons, and by
'llailroala_s,232.—thaking. TT.1,288 tons, for the
week, and 127,375 tons for 1114.4eason. The ei
ports of Coal for the, week was 9,520
tun,.
TIZADING ADD LIRANON RAILROAD SUBSCRIP
TIOL—Tho directors of the Reading Railroad
have determined, as a preliminary asimagement
to onion with the Lebanon 'Yalie) , Railroad Cont 7
pany, to ammo the' indebtedness incurred by
the munielpil corporations of Reading and Leb
anon. on bchlf.of the last named orgtunizatlon,
Thin action' relievisybri-city of Reading from the
payment of the intermit Money
.on-ber eabscrip
trap for $200,000, which'{ronl d hare been requir
ed for the completion of the work.
(►oa Tin KIW!W IOL•I7IAL.J
ON VENTILATION OF COAL WIRES
• AND UNDERGROUND WORKS.
IContia wad.) . .
. •
1 Mr. Gilroy oftbe Inhipheau and Orreil Collieries, WI.
' Vim, Unleash liN la anent the sueesestiitNewnestle View
t" erictislog in \tancashire, but whether he Me intra
tiered acme new iiyatep of workittda
out the Coal I m
AM stile to say. 'From statements we learn that t h e
11304 of went Ilatilis perfect, and carried up to . &monk
note with 'dentine dodoes!. • '
Tile , isteat of ♦any Illation generally; resorted to tu
nas Cosi Yield, is tO con nes the air mound the-workings
In one undivided boy. When the :fresh sir de/kinds
the descending air ibalt, It is carried along the'loWest
"Inning drift to Its As this dri ft always commit.
Ideates directly wit 'the shaft (unless when ' andoring
. drift' are driven towards the dip, or on the Incline: Of
the Yell', to Which the winning drifts on the dip of the
than may eWmcnunkate,) the-nesh air takes tie course
Ina direct line towards its hoe, It then passes
flu. ems,' heading nearest twits face Into the acc through
ompany
ing drift, 'bleb It veotilates. We noticed In deweribing
the wide of working those Cuillerini that the winning
and exploding drifts were driven In paint, and when a
iqir of drlits to driven in. mining operations in close
rtidlinity to each other, it is always understood by rob
liwa that nne ventilates the other, or that the air enters
I , Y one drift and escapes by the other. II Is further un
derstood that the drift, is they ere being driven, are
%erra
toatmu e lated together at regular And convenient hie
ta by croarbeadings or stantans by wAieh the air
lasses from one drift to the other. We bite stated In
wane of thi fernier papers that so eon as. eat of those
.e rw" l l ,, adinge In o t ;ed near to the faces of the drift,
the renextirsdinit Intl by which the ale bad hewn
'F''''`lAtilly awing. was closed up by en air stopping
!Web tweed Ito. told,' of sir forward to that which rail
L' i "lf oPenod. I On this principle; for the 'alma vent'.
ti tton t ,el theveloning end exploring drills are driien
. , I !,, , lawcaohh , co4 - Field. • I
. ,
•,,C ul ukb . a b:a .t it 'Stem' or Neap& frma thallrst pair, , of
- """tts, coiled to a Mabee Jewel or An'the
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next pair of winnlng drifts on the rim Agruse of the
exploring drifts. it Oval It tbrOttgle thou drift.
and ventilates theca to a sits tasubet fat It 414 the
first pale of winning dri ft s. number of drifts May
be ventilated In this manner, and the ale to all Cum of
working the Wide Is canted tram one pair of, winning
drifts to , another by the exploring &Ms, or in some
mars by II :brows or by amtilburY exploring drift' driven
parallel to and at some distance from the. principal ex.
• ploring drifts. These sualllsay exploring drills abort
;en tke air courses very considerably, and they are
greatly advantageous In ventilating the mine.
In working out the pillars the ventilation Is much
improved, because the Outline takes Its course part the
ends ot - thopillars to the irostinu on the higher levels.
it soMetimrs purses* number of winning drifts In this
manner without passing heck to the exploring drifts.
to reenter to the wurkingx by way of some other or dlf
ferent drift to that by whirl ft escaped, as Is amour"'
the case In working the whale or un bro ken Coal. 7 •
The whole body of sir hi serried alternately through
all the passages in thetotnet then It is alioired to escape
by way of the ascending air sbaft. >•
We noticed in the mode, of working these Collieries
that districts wore being worked simultaneously en each
side of the shaft, and the winning drifts were set OS
from the exploring drifts and driven In opposite direc
tions to work out the Coal laying toward the bounderws
In those directions. Theo the print,' al_exploiing drifts
divide the workings of the mine Into twogrand sections.
To ventilate these two grand sections it is necessary—
in adhering to the system of ventilation In general use
—to ventilate one id these grand sections of the mine
first, hy passing the air into the principal winning drifts
on one side of thesha ft . then, to allow it to wood en
the Incline of the vein tlrom one pair of winning drifts
to another; until it has ventilated all the drifts on that
side of Irbe7shaft and on that side of the exploring
drifts. It is then passed erlier to the other grand divi.
skin en 'the opposite side of the exploring drifts, and on
the rise of the workings. enters by the drift on the ex•
treme rise, and is passed down the incline of the vein
from one pair of drifts to another, in • similar manner
as it ascended the incline In the section on the opposite
side of the exploring drifts. which -is by way of the
principal exisloring drifts or by the auxiliary exploring
drifts, or by vrsy of the wafts or pillars ends, in MO of
the broken workings being in operation.
[To be antinned.] ' • ,
Au3uai4ton Azutrio" RatutoA.D.—The sub-
Zeription of $1,000,000, necessary to put this road
under contract; has been subscribed, and
. all the
notions, except two at Auburn, whichilaterfere
.with the Schuylkill .Canal, are la the. hands of
contractqs. It ha's been stated that a change' in
the grade of tim•Road was 'contemplated, which
would be against the' Coal Trade., This is how
;ever, incorrect. A change - La running the Road
was propoied, far the purpose of having a...tido!'
at Hamburg; the citizens of Hembarg to bear a
share of-the increased expense necessary to effect
it. Had It been'adopted, it would•have increased
the grade.. As it is, the Road—we. sympathize
With our Hamburg. friends-will pose about a
mile from Hamburg, and the grade in favor of the
Trade will be reduced flout two; feet—from 12 to
to 10 feet. This le satisfactory, although we mist
confess that wis should very much like to see
a depot of the Road at hamburg, for. the sake of
the oltisens of that place..,
.As mpeh interest is felt' n this Region u well
ai in New York in this llnk , in important railway
eonnectioni with the Wesfore republish the al'.
Mixed Map, giving the position of the Road and
its connections. Independent of the importance
of the Auburn and Allentown Railroad u a Coal
bearing Road, it will be perceived that the com
bined.line opened to the city of Now York
sill be shorter than the present traveled rdutes;
as follows :
ToCincinnaliji6 mites shorter than via. N. Y.Oentral R.
fit. LOUIS, 187 _ , •
"Cleveland.
76 "7. " . • * *
" Clnetnnatl.l2B miloW sh2rterttan &1011. IL
" . St. Lonts,, 183 4 • , I,*
" Pevelaria, 72 " "
"Chicago, 72 "i
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' This Road connects thießorough, !he centre o
`the Anthracite Coal trade, with the city of New
York; !Talkie only 140 miles,in lengtli, and eel,
cures from this Region, with a 'five /ioere trip 1
large and valuable travel, which by 'exieting
route, requires eleven hours time. 1 ;j ' I
Cosi. Alkoorm.—We have no change to dote id
the picks of Coal this week, in any of ' the pail
kets. : ' 1 i
Boston Coal Market.
[Corrected weekly from the 801140111 Cu rier.]
Cargo sales of Sydney and Melon at 27 @TIM 21 mine
Ctuddron, cash. A lot of 60 tons English, Cannel sold,
supposed at sll 75 chaldrou, cash. i - j
wHot.r.ssui riucce—res TOI Or' 000 POUNDS. I
Behitylklll, white nab, . • 25 50 ' 25 75
do red - -- - b;76 fBl •
do lump, •t• - • • 000 - Q 6 27,
Lehigh, limp, • 1 , - • • - -,6 25
Lackawanna, • • • • , r :5 50 Ea 576
man. nucts—rsa,ron or 2.000 'POMO
Cannel, • - - , • - - $l4 00 1
Newcastle, coarse, • ' • • • 20'00
do • Sue • -
Welsh,- - -
Cumberland, run of pit, •
• 40 line, -
coarse lump, •
23rdney, coarse, . - • -
_Pletou, coarse, • • - • •
do' fine, - •
Lackawanna, lump, .•
-Lehigh and Schuylkill lump,
John's Lump, (Schuylkill/ •
Prepared white and red ash, •
MOUE frost Richmond!
New Tort, • , 100
'Tarrytown,.
1 00
Seplo's . . 1 00
Salem - - 160
I. 100
Baltimore, • • 70
: Sehuirlkill Coal Trade for 1
gaudily of Coal sad by ltallroad and
week ending on Thursday 'senior* last :
. • - Amman. , • '
Port Carbo'n, , . 12,150 04 1
•Pottsville, • 3,806 17 I
Schuylkill niTall,
Antrum, j•
Port Cilntim,
47,23904 li t
89,386 08
I 47,..ns
88,026 09
914,739 18
I 1 • 89e,766 06
Total by Canal and 'Railroad, • • tOtta. 1,311,498 31
Shipments to tonne period last year:
Watt, Tom. -
54,770 00 1;091,014 Is
34,0.15 00 I 402,374 04
Total fbr the viveli,
Total $7 ltallitad le lan;
' Canal
By Railroad,
VY
Derftasii to 1&17, w tre
• Slo hvyll kill Co malty itailro a
Tha foSeil og la the quantity of Coal I
thollfforant RallroadriuSehuyikillCoo
suillug on Thursday evening last:
- arm. 1 TOTAL
—',
Mae 1111114n iP d S. naves R. K., 48,463 04 , *•144,678 0
KR Carbon .. 3,842'06 I I. 73,763
Sehoylkill Valloy " 9,623 01 I ;137,047 .
1111Carbou A PLCarbou " 13,842 09 ;266,9061
Mill Creek , " 13,680 17 - '224416
WU. Schuylkill. "' • iota 16 . . :153,640
.
RIK'S . Or Toll and. Transpo anon a
RAIL ROAD 101 TIM FRIDIRT.
•
.Prow Prom . Piro* ! AS=
• Att.Varbom.V. Mods. /I.o7ostow. A
To Richmond, $1 80 $1 75 $24 sl AO
To T4llAd'a., 180 • 176 - 65 160
Spring ?dills, 166 150 ' • 36.:,, 140
Reading, i 1 10 1 cis . 106i_ 106
Rates of Toll by Canal for the pennant.
From Pt. Carbon. Aft.Oirbos. S. Hamm. /I. Clinton.
To Philad'a: - 65 M 62 60
Spring 511114 60 69 67 . 60
Norristown,' 65 4.,. 51 , 62 45
Reading. -33 37 • 35 31
Untie of Freight by Canals
"nen. a d Ni t a s &Hanoi. "Mahn.
To New rock, ISO . 175 170
To Phllad'A..., SO .. 76 . • 70
Lehigh Coal Trade ter iiim by Guist '
For the week ending on Balndray last:
- ' walla. TOTAL.
Lehigh COal and Nay. Co., * 17,117 11 90,714 00
A. Lathrop and others, ' A 00' 791 17
Spring Mountain Mines, . 02016 10,783 18
Nast Sugar Lout -do . 507 'lO ' 8,58611
Coleraine : '' do ' ' 1,839, 16 • 13,816 17
,
Btatford ' ' do '. • 510 11
N. York and Lehliki Ocial•lio., '" ' 1,22916 7,361 15
German Penna. Coal Col ' - 604 n ' 4:8 0 7 08
21th Spring Moutrin Cad.:
.903 14 ' 8,988 It
, meerary.2oo. .8.M.Q001, 230 Lit - 3,823 12 1
leton Coal Co., 4,921 01 21,100 19 '
Cranberry Mines, . 2,417 08 . 1014 12
Diamond do. .. .- 1.000 a kW 01
C., , unrii Ridge; ' • 1,1M7 17 11,033 19
Burk Mountain Crud Co., -3,298 02 25,118 04
Wilkesbarre Coal Ca., ', • ' 'Mt 64 538 18
Wyoming Co.), ' - ' ' • 663 15 2,361 03
Martibrd Coal C0., '' •
.
Total,,. .r - ' - ',.• Ws to 243,4,2230
Lehigh Valley R. R. , .
Week oodles tatanflay Lute '''- • , .
Spring Mount/do 111rtes; - 3,002 IS 55,205 05
Sat eager toe do '3,196 CO 49,11:31 19
L. York a Lehlgh do . 521 611, 11k9G2 13
Ooonell Ridge do - 1,445 13 - ; 30.245 11
Berates Penns. 40 444 16 ' ' 2,364 13
Colendoe a Stathel do - 1,257 06 25,2114 01
Dolbln I Delsaveit do • •*3 05 1.711 CO
Illelrion do . • 304 IS _ 52
J. B. Sleertery ale., . 170 19 . - 1_4129 16
VW,' • +.
• • For the week,. 0,6311'14 4141 4:41, 0
is
lb!pail:rota kVICIADO poled la 4 ,years
wax. Mil 3
By Haft Riao, 4,4111 16 481116 la'
By, Canal, 42,430 06 11311,-1/6 06
66,11.64 fir 2 391,106.12
414,406 14
. -
(nisi as In 185 T. so ar 21,200 e t
Rates of Toll *ma Traiispertatte"....
ON Tug UNION visa SAIL Teat..
Mauch Chunk to Trento., - - • - 200
dot illizabetbport: - - -
do Morets Quaid Basin at Phillipsburg, tro.
Toll on Morris Canal to Jersey Oty 75 cents--Preight
86 tents. On Cud redlipped at Jewry City the toll Is
only 60 cents.
Sit-Toll and Freight from Wllkesbura. White Haven,
Rockport, Penn Mean and Manch Chunk to Bristo l
Wilkes. IC R. L. Canal. D. C.aniLL Total
Wiikestarie, (toll.) 25 . 64 30 ,, $1 19
Freight from White Havesito.lristol, 1 08
Prom Rockport, (ton t ) ..
14 30 • Si
From 'do ..(freight.) 102
From Fenn Haien, (toll,) - 51 30 81
Prom do doghk) '
Pydm Mauch Chunks, (frel (toll,) . .51 30 95
61
From , do do (freight,) Sb
Frely,bt from Mandl Chunk to N. York, 1 66
Coal for the line passing over the Iffikestorrs R.Road.
short of tide, pays 50 instead of-251enta toll and fret
--- riaiiiiliiiiiciiiifTiiiiiii - INilesf; --7
, Amount transported during the month of May 1857:
. - MONTI' Mat.
Union Canal 20,603 12 58,150 07
Swatars Railroad. 14.926 al - -43,0:9 11
las
WIZ& TCM/AL.
Lykens' Yalloy:Coil Co., 1,163 23,624
Short Mont In Co., 1,416 . 16,793
2,440 40, 19
,\• freight and toll front hillierabarg to Baltlmobe, $2 10
Megrim ' - 210
If tars are detained 24 boars after arrleal, the . Mee
are 12 cents additional to the above.
Bhlpaianti4 for the last week: •
TOTAL.
Thos.
North,. 6.093 00 87.035 03
Boath, 7,739 03 - 144521 17
irrevarton, too 're. e or 1867.
w rem.
For the week, 8,768 06 32,902 00
For the week,
..—...._ . . ---:.----
Pe 1 s Coal Cora Coal Tilde.
WILL l' Tonal.
For the 14t week, 23,464 00 108.012 00,
Led Yeati. 111,679 00
• • , ..------
Decrease saliT, ibis year, 0 ~ . `-' 3,667 00
_
"Caab. III1d : oowl Tride~ 1857.
NUII A MEYMid
PATENT HAND SAW,
At STICHTEIt A.lllo.llPt3Ord,.
artier of artre and . ! Ifirel strcels, or taw saw."
'yottsvipe; June 21.,
P rig °
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PATENT HAND SAW,
AT • BTICUTXR & THOMPSON'S,
Cbrmer of Market 'arid filar!: strati, "Flom or rim SAW."
Pottaville,lime 27. '57 46
PATENT HAND SAW,
At 81 'MITER TIMM PSON'S,
Cbriur of antre a*d AirtOtg strait, '•Sfax OP TIE ' SAW."
Pottrr Jame 27,'57
LAND-PLASTER,
DHOSPHATE LIME, Calcined
j. Plaster, Rosen&le and Roman Cement.
STICHTER dr THOMPSON, •
owner rzs itlasire and Marled streets, "Sias or vim Sew."
• Pottsville, June 27,'67 • 2 5 .
"LITTLE DORRlT"—xoiniiiete•- '
P
ICKENS'S Last Novel,, i , LITTLE
- DOR111T," is now complete. Cheap editioil, 50 eta.
ustfitted;76lAL., Fine edition, Svo;plates, $1 50.
The PortiMes of Glamor*, Lever's new novel.
Nothing New, tales by the author of John Halibut.
Magazines for July—visa Harper's, Graham'S,SteOhen's,
Godayl,Re., ix—, dd received, and for male by
• - R. HANNAN.
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Wire Crashers y the Bitz!!I
IRE CRACKERS._
F _
Letter..A. Gold Chop—NO. L $3 00 per box.
1 , , H. bly Away—No 2. 250
Fire Wheels. Small Rockets, Roman Candles,
at to is pXlcea.
Strops crt all kinds by the pint or quart,. and•the eery
best iesorintent of Ape Confectionery to be had any
*herd. ' J. H. CROSLAND.
Juin) 27,"57 : • 26Its
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, .. Castb i erland Valley Distillate.
Eng! I
,ES POTEL, •
welersey.
is taken
Jove Howe.
of aermansodo , ,
Wig guest; ansurpassed by keen- rt.
ty of .finhik, Atscrof loons and cumin! - -
ewe, In any holm in Itt,lieoluttrY•
,!• Theisratet used la from AD "artesian well" on the pre
. snipes, furnlshinalnue soft - water, obviating the utopias
ant direte of the well water of the sea mist.
Tanks;• holding ; 20.000 gallons of water. have been
ob the top of the house, which are supplied by a
steam engine, and Widener of hose to each floor, so
that a fins would be completely under oar eontroL
A Table de Hobe will be met at a regular hour, and pri
vate tables for parties and Wales at any hour.
Ample Stabling with Carriage Holmes attached.
Beautiful Cottage In the yard, six chambers. hand.
somely, furnished. GEORGE UALE, Lessee.
B. B.WOOLM AN. Manager.
June,27, '67
_ --••_
/).fiarAmitro?ir ordTerav-k,-.0,
•plaiss Court of the County of Schuylkill; In the
mtneetweeith of Pennsylvania, the subscribers, Eats
caters ce the last Will and Testament of James Maloney,
late of the Township of Texas In the County of Wayne,
will expose to sale by public vendee On Thum.
day the 234 day of July neat, at one o'clock In the af
ternoon at the Public house of Michael Desoto in the
Smug Of Tamaqua In the County of Schuylkill . alter.-
Xeld,— that :certedn-Lot or piece of ground situate In
the gh of Tamaqua In the County of Schuylkill
and Sta of Pennsylvania,
i le to wit:—On the North side
of Broa or Main street, containing fifty feet In front
on mid treat, and running back to-Itove street late the
estate of said • deceased. Terms and conditions made
known et the time and place of sale by
ANTHONY GRADY.
'. . .
MICHAEL O'NEIL,
- ' • JOHN ILENNEOLN,
By Order of the Orphans' Court - . Executors.-
- 4 Joanna Boys*, G7erk.
Jane ',1,.'57 . . . •• :.: • ,26-3 t,
DRPNAM.ir CIOURT •
Slikal. ' .'
1",,,,5uA„,, to an order of the Or
phans' Court ofthe County of 13ehnylkM; in the
monCealth of Pennsylvania. the subscriber. Admin.
ixtrator of John Nunassruseher, late of the Township. of
Wayne Is the County of Schuylkill, deceseed, will ex
pose to sale by ;subtle *endue on Saturday the first day
of August next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, on the
l a
Poem 'td the Township of Wayne, in the County of
Sehuyik 11' dtbreseld,—All that certain Penn or tract of
Land el to In the Township c f Wayne in the County
of Sao 11411 and State of Pennsylvania, to trite—Bonn-
L
ded by nds of Wendel Smarts, Shoener *Hehn and
Samuel Rilaud, and containing one hundred acres
Rosin as, with the eppurtenanees, corselet
hag of a Tw o Story Log dwelling house, a Hank'
Bard an otheeout buildings, and also a wat er,
power Saw Mill, ite.
Also, All that Tract or piece of land, situate In the
Township and County aforesaid adjoining the above de
scribed tract, and land of Wendel Swartz and other,,
eontaining Sixty:one acres and-23 perches, about theistic
bait of Whitt Is well timbered with white oak and other
timber, late the estate of said deceased. - Tenosand con.
dittoed made known at the time and place of sale by
:ALBA NIS RILAND, Administrator.
By (kilter of the Orphans' Court. Joanna EOM,
June 27, '67 96-it , Clerk.
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FIGDAY, 6 o'CLiNi,
Boston, • I • 1-
Pro
Plymouv idebee ttyl • ' 1 70
1
Fall Mier -
New Londo ' n, 1' • 121
••
I
.57.
,forth
ceeeLl
9,190 00
144!!
25,001 10
000 99
22,858 15 1
1,601 14 1
ao* 14 I
6;522 14 I '
- 1
88,794 xi 1,406,419 00
. 1,,31,1,4945 02
loins, 94,922 I
[imported°
ty,for tb.week
- e:••pOILECTIC COLLEGE OF e:i ' ICIEL
i .• Chiclsmail, Os
THI Winter Session of 1857-8 will
nena
tontine stMeen (a weekT u riarau l d 2hof t h or o ugh Octo ber,
co aseanodf
Lectures II be given s noenS*ll l lllt Wormer hones dul
y, with ood opportunities or attention to prettiest
Anatom, end with ample alike Ikellitiesit theCarn
menial Hospital. The preliminary course of Leetame
will commence on Monday. the 28th September, and con
tinue daily' =dill the commencement of the regular
Lee Th tami e antauSgente s nt of the chain will be as bacon :
Prefatory dragon, wad Phystioloyp—T.E.M.JOHNi
M.D.
Prof C7ormistry sad PAerseesp—O. D. LEWIS,
M. D. ' . . . , .
Proles of Serocry—A. J. DOME. M. D.
of Rainier /aka and • Thenmadice—.42. R.
owns to, M. D.
_, _
prot
•Profes • of Medic al rintettat and 'Firtliskrap—thm,
SHERI442OD, M.D. •' .
. Aunt= .Prefeuur q/Otreerat Alaysisieuy end Ineli7
Wu of A(ectichro—.l. R. MICHANAN, M. 10,__. • •
- Professor of Obstetrics and Disease. of Mom ad
Otildree44ol:lN KING, M.D. .
The terms An the Seamiest will be the mete as hereto.
lore, els I—Matrketlation, $5 00. Tuition, $20.11%,..
Demonstrittorli Ticket, $5 00. , (Seery Student •Is re
quired. *Onstage In disseetkin One 611:111110t1 holm Grady!
Mien.) Draduation. $25 00. Maud to DommereW Ilos
The( nal,) $5. 00.
tore Ileums are 'wil anished, neat. and eom-'
Pliable, red In a central locality ((In Delleem Hall, Wed.
9
nut street ) where students will And it . convenient to*
call on Conn arrival. - . ' ..
TkkAl fir the lonian may boobtalned of the Deems of
the ltret4, at his Mee, No. 113 Shah stood, mot Prof.
C. 11. Curatuatto, &aviary of Me Rosily. N 0.130 &rt.
nth ittrelto near Elm. Johi Kum, IL D i AWL
"The CoU.g. Journal of Metal lkionoo, "
k MONTHLY MAGAZINE• of ' 48
Pane; conducted by the Peculti of the &ladle
dr (Medicine, Is published at One Dollar , a 'Veer,
pays advance.' la advan. Coaeninnicatkeis be eubeeription;
or Or
sperm
numbest should be directed to -,,
- • ' Dr. C; H. CLEAYELAND, Publisher.
. ; .. ~ . • , 139 fuoreotis rite , et, FiuoiscaU.Qhb?..
JuselD, '67; - • • , 1-I . • - . " . 95430 ,- - , --
10,728 16 190,981 01
39 : 8^d 19 2=426 10
, -
• 12834 02, 215842 18
To same period last year, (South) • ' 2 ,02804
TOTAL.
411,218 78,589
111,898
For the week,
Mat year,
Thinvaiim this sear;
WINK. , TOTAL.
13.642 257.065
18.580 255,719
For the kit week,
Lot year,:
increase n 1957. fie
EROS AND ANTEROS;
THE BACHELOR'S WARD-:
3.7. Judith Canute. •
y Ordained oi'Uod , by Rev. Yred ' k. A. i ltoss, of the
ibyterian Much, Alabama.
Areas of Oreenburst, by Mrs Stephens.
-r 'eBM none, Vol. 2. • ; - -
• -Just published msd Pm- sale by .
- • IL HANNAN.
Oman conyzerzonsav
shy Gerinaia, French and Classical' Sehosifor
Young Ladies and 'Gent/men,
MECHANICSBURG, PA. •
IS fairofably__knovirn BOARDI'N ' G
CUOOL, conducted by ten wellAnalifled 'untrue.
'Mon on Monday, July 27,
'lie Institution will be prey
or be fitted Inc
attention will be given to
•!ertna, very moderate and
Alien, whiling particulirs
A H. COYLE, Proprietor.
.PPLE, Vice Principal.
V 34
NEW ADVERT'MENTS
MOORE'S PATENT SEED DRILLS.
1.4 1 0 R planting; Wheat, Rye and! all
• kind. uf sord. For saki at ersaafaetarers' dress
JOURIA 110. X. Apar.
ft Brunswick Tp... t% milks eat of Orwlaabarg.
June 17. 2~.
LINN'S ANALYTICAL INDEX
F Paisllel Refereoce to the eases'
udzu' in the Word Coasts Otrenoittniobe
with a k n Appendix of eases Ocserided, denied, at doubt.
irtuuton'e daserican Criednalinr, awn edition. !
Just patollawd, and far Webs
IL INMAN.
ail - Lan lkeits every description tandshedat Very
ion rates.
L • FOR SALE, ,
s 4 tAaTealealCotatelv ea Jai
,HE Heirs -at Law of Jam& Green
deceased, will offer Alt see, at publis Section.
on the 31,st day of JIIILY newt, MST arta* I.llng oa
Janiiiikiter, to Northridge county, Vs, calla* !Qf. oll *
lees Ferry," oontalulog shout EEO saes
This Tract is situated loth* mouth of Arnoblik Val.,
ley. on the Clad of the Janice River And Kanawha Co.,
within 16 miles of Lexington, li miles of the. Virzinht
and Tennessee Bathos:l, 30 miles of the oity of Lynch
burg. 176 miles of the city of Richmond, awl 3 miles of
the Natural Bridge. The Canal packets Nom Kirkwood
piss it daily. ' •
The Improvements are • 'isms Brick Duelling, beau'
Wally situated on the bank of the River, two Brick I
Kitchens, Ice Muss* large ham and all accesses out.
buildings. Them are situated on the upper end of the
%.Un the lower end there Li signalmen comfortable
cuing, with convenient outbuildings, with a bold
Free Shine Spring of the purest water, within a few
yards of the house. About 400 acres are cleared land.
of most productive soli, adapted to all agricultural pro*
ducts of the country, and of easy cultivation. It IS won
timbered About 100 acres only may be called moan.
lain land; nearly every acre of ',bleb is tillableand ins
soil. Itbast storerfailing Springs, two of which are
Chalybeate. -Elk Creek, a bold stream, furnishing sites
far water power, rune through It. Nearly every field
may be watered. It bus also an orchard of select fruit. I
It Ii surrounded by romantic scenery. The highest
mountain in Virginia fronts it In tall Om. The naTi•
gallon by it Is slack water, the whole extant of Motion,
forming a beautiful sheet of water. Its fixation is ase
lutecium one.' I n a word, it is a productive hem and
one of the meat desirable country reakistess in Upper
Virginia...
In addition to these advantages, there ben iskestoHue
tibia Iron Ore Bank upon the land, at superior quality,
devekspeskln the last three years, froinwhiek • neighbor
ing furnace is noir a applied, and which has been yielding
during that lima, from $4OO to $7OO per annum, for Ore
LIMITS alone. The Ore Bank h within 3 of a mile of
the River, whiels Is apmeeebed bz a gentle deelivity,
and as the erection of ternaeets OD the river-ham boon
spoken of, Ore Leave from lids Bank, at the sate; of $1
for every ton of metal madscmay yield a handsome rev
enue to this estate. . ' •
• Them is also an old established >6rry attached to the
emote, known as Greenlee's Yerry,which is formal og hi
• as ever ; 'vanes an 'additional source of i imma.
The bed of &either, for weart ua whole ardent of the
farm, belongs to the estate. by o Palma. (Waled
ibr a Fishery.) and coutains 74 acres. Itlncludes a por
tion of the opposite slips, with a Lloaatemie Quarry
thereon. • It is notripublic highway, and is not minut
ed in the estimated quantityof 820 acres of land. any
rights under thil( Patent will , par to the purchaser.
, Tretlous to thy, ale the TM t will be divided !Motley
farm ower , (upper and l ends,) nearly equal lee aim, and
ail urchase
will be sold In separate:Tracts, or in one Tract, ai may
t prs. I •
Persons wishing to purchase are Invited to vlei the
premises before the day of sale. Yew estates In this
part of the country hold out such inducements to buy
ers.
The terms will be secommedaling and models nOwnon
the day of ads. For the deferred payments, bond with
approved security will be required. The title is un
doubted, and will be - eoureyul by Deed, with wrest
warranty. • •1 .
The ads wW tah - apbseet at Greadee's Ferri: and will
commence at 12 KJ:Address the subscriber, at Lexing
ton, Va. • " - ;J. O. DAViDAOii,_ '
• Por hipucif sad Me other Heirs atf Awes alma% deifd•
Refers to Hon. John Letcher, Lexington, Vri.o2d.
Unstick, city of New York; P. Brad t
2T,C0., Philadel
phia. • (June '67 Wet ,
8. D. £ H. W. SMITH.
MAXIMLCTIMMII es
Mele4eons, Organ Melodeons, and Pedal Bub.
Ease Harnuminins,
511 Washington Street, Boston;
•
•
THE ATTENTION of Clergymen,
Committees, 13chocd4 Lodges, he., Is invited to the
new Pedal Bubb's, Harmoniums. - wide mid/ 'by the
-
Manufacturers.
It is arranged with two; manuals et banks of Keys,
the lowest set running ad octave higher than*, other,
and may be used separately, and thus - get In one ease
two distinct instruments;; or, by the use of the coupler,
the two banks of keys may be played at the same fillet
-by use of the front set only. This connected with the
wM produce the effect of a large organ. and is
sufficiently heavy to till a house that seats from IION) to
IMO prisons: . . .
THE ORGAN MELODEON . •
Is designed for parlor. and private use. The construe•
Non is similar to the Church Instrument, beteg I arrang
ed with two banks of Keys, and when used together, by
means of the coupler, is capable of as greet volume of
power as the Church Instrument, when used without
the Pedals.
Also, every variety of MELODEONS for Pastor use.
. . Purchasers may rely isprir instruments from oar Mats.
rifectory, being made in - the moat complete and Moe.
oughmannar. /lash* irisumsrtri the spacious-
MI MASIIINC(TON STREW, we have every facilf
'ty far manufadming, purposes:, and employ none but
the most experienced ind,a4ll4l . worlanim. I .
• In abort, we will promisenur customers an Instrument'
equal If not superior to any Manufactrirer, and! glum.
tee ENTIRE AND PERFECT SA ?UFA Mate.
Alamo Tucans, Lawns or Cunt an d
t others inter.
ested in musical matters, are rawest: , invited to visit
'oar rooms &tiny time and examinees the instru
ments op exhibition for sale at their pleasure. I
As a still further guarantee to the public as to the excel
risme of the ffiELODKONB AND HARMONIUMS from
our Manufactory, we beg leave to refer, by permission,
to the following •
PIANO PORTS MANIIPACTIIRI7II/1 OrIIOSTON,
Who have examined our Inistrumenta and will give
their opinion when called ripon .
Carescaura At Seas, k Ornmermi T. Omura? &Va.
Wu. P. gamaaers., haat= I Au" ' !A. W. Lana eiTio.
Omens Hews, - Wow :warm it thowsurnwilun t flnC
Nfolodoossi £ Harserealunns Ressted•
Persons who wish - to hire Melodeons and Harmoniums
with a view of purchasing at the end of the year, can
hare the rent credited as part payment of the , purchase
money. This matter is worthy of special 'nate, it
'enables those who rushy a hir tat of the instruments
before pnrchnslng, to obtain it at the expose of the
manufacturers, to the extent at least of a year'. rent.
, Orders from any-part of the country or world, sent di
rect to the mannhetory in Boston, *lib cash or Rat Wee
tory reference, will be promptly attended to, and as
faithfully executed as if the parties were present, or
employed an agent to select, end on as reasonable tame
" •
PRICK LIST '
. I
Scroll leg, 4% octave, - - - • - $6O
Scroll leg, 5 octave, - • • • • • • 75
pinio style, 5 °eters, - •.‘ • • - - 100
Piano style, extra finish, 6 octave, 116
Piano style, aimed leg, - •- .- • - •-^ • .126
*Plano style, 2 sets of reeds,. • - • r • 150
Plano style, 6 octave, • 135
Organ Melodeon, - - • • •v - - 200
Organ 'Walloon, extra fi nish, • . • •
.1.• 260
P.4i1,13116-11aisllarmoulansi - • • 15
Letterit,Certlficatal sad notices from the prom, from
all porta of Abs world, may aim be seen *tour Lamont.
Descriptive circulars seat fres to say
B. D. t IL W.41,111T11,.
611- Washington Shoot; (Near Boylston garkat s ):Doatos.
Jane 27 'ST , . ;
• , SCHUYLKILCCOUNTY -
Agricultural, Ilortiesatural, sad. *a
, • eksoilcal AssselattosH
BELOW is S . list of die Premiums
awarded. at the lint Floral Exhibition Of the
ikbuyikill wanly. AErleadritral Ilortieulturat, and 31w
thank/4 Anoelation, on the 234 and 24th of June,lBs7:
CLASS N0.1.—,31.0 satatia NAM
'•• CLASS NO.
4etnes ItscHiss—Po ,.seedi llee i t a l g oe v Pa irbesiu4 nalen,
Collection Petunias, 4.
• i'Flowery Vines.
w. Haadrlcka--Collection I adikenous Mowers, 60 eta:
44 Wiles. 75 "
• • Hardy Paraantal
• . • Cut Floddror I ee "
R. O.I3IRRIRT.
Dim J. WARD; l Adges.
Mrs. WM. JAKE&
• .
. ..,
CLJIBB NO.
Mrs. Dietrich; Reading,
`.l. J. Paxson, Table Iloriqmiti, .-'-'-' ..1 :. •• • 16
Mks Jaminta Kremer, Otteenane •'. ' :4 1 : 4 ' . 100
Mrs. John 'lndy, 2 paint of Wotan* ' i 60
Mrs. M. Wlntersteen, 1 Ilabrifrodr., - • 60
I,lll,Blasebey Beek, 1 Quilt, ' T r ' 1 00
ci f iet,
Master Charles Masser, :nil bast nand u net, . 50
Misileminns Kremer, I pair Chernela hoes. .dipl.
John I', Ling; S.Bases and Lamb; (mai
L ie;) dbl.
MM. J. K. Graeff, 1 Taney Shirt, "i.i. • so
Mite Jane N. Robinson ; t Round Tab Dondoet, 60
Miss &maims Kreuter, I mass White resimijaly, ap
Miss liar let Shannon.. best Rand Bon ' ' 76
Mini Mari Shannon; best flat Boutin , i* 60
Mb; Emma Wilson, bale 2 Embroidered Searte, ' 60
1 ,
! .
• . pit 60
Mn. J. T. SEijENl6l4'
• • .
Mist L. HUNTSINGILK, Judos.
' L. D. LAMBERT.
, . .
CLAM NO. 4.—Fairr. 1 -
Mrs. L. Royer, de bist aterrks, (May Dukes") $l 00
Mra,4l. J. Pawn, test let etnrirbesku, "'' , .14. " 100.
lir'. J. & Killer, 2nd best ditto ' ' !, ,76
Mrs. J. S. Keller, best Otte Currants, • - i• 75
Mrs. H. G. Robituou,Snd best ditto ' I 60
Met: 11. G. Robinson. best plate Gooseberries,,, , 75
Mrs. J. J. Paxson, 2nd ditto ditto I . , 50
Miss Jena= Kremer , Sr beat Pound Cake, L ' ' 60
Mrs..t. S. Keller, 2,llbist Marl/eke Climbs,' • 60
• •
Mu MARY A. THILfAER, to"
Ella RATE K LEECH. 'Woes.
J. 11(4t . ANNO3L.
CLASS l ib,:—,Banaitze.
J.& &Ake, best. uisty* $1 PI
11. o:Robenaon, 241.dUt0 dltto. _ 75
J. J. Pampa, best bo Ain iiel4 /12111212 . ao
J. J. Pima, best lth .. • - 1 , ao
J. J. Paxson, best 2, ao
at ng. J. G. /bagel, bastGobs'' ' 10
J. J. Paxson, best 3 imams of Sa•Lia,• . • 60
.
Tb. ilsoLiy of Leftist" was vary pod; bet not being
II in quastity, the semolina, wen enable to awa rd
• .
l ir
... - 11.11'11. LZ,Va 11, • . '
- ,• • A. T. SHALL, , - ads"
t D. WIBSTNIC BLAND,
...
OLABB NO. 6.—Yonnioss. • - • .
The besitti pounds of Print Bitters exhibited by •
Mrs..J. 8, Keller, of Ofideoboirlre i 00
2d best Mg Beater, 3 pOundm, tor are. John 8.
•
Co_ to) ! t :
!! North_
mw m isit: ,
4tic
intiezio
, . • • film H. N. ROYNA.i . •
The sierttille Welt the Judges had to•perlbrm the
duties of their appointment, was perhaps the only Mit
say wltb which they - lied to contend.- The Committee
of Anangenients are under many obligations to them
Sir their able and laspactlil Judgment passed on artkies
The Committee also owe much to those vrbo ecoutvibur
led their beautiful and attractive arlielee• Needles the
enterer* beasUee with the pleasure and good !dies of
the heart into one tato 0 ,07._ '
Alm Faits, of Waykui tg!., earial hell beautiful My
Mn. Maturities nshibited a beautiful Cape reed
Shawl. •
kin Lorb. SLIM Donsset. ' • , :' • •
Ms. Lang. a boautlful -Marble Bible. • ;
Mrs. Boyd, 2 fine liouquets. •
Mhs Elliabyth Shannon, a beautiful ltaitsynat ~. •
Mrs. Kleinert althlbilad* Dragon Tongue, witlehlnui
admired by all. • Also, a beautiful Carnation Pink. -
To Menrs. Hanna and liondrieka our {hints an due
tbr their Sue antexcellentritsplay of beautiful turd rare
plants and lowers' The Japonica awl California Cedar
displayed by these enterprising geutleurna are Ina and
Miss Sarah Spaebt, of Pattavills, bad a Itoatutifil Wax
Flower, (it turpossd oaten Itself ' ) as ell midair rabid
Worded Work. . . .. .
Las Memos dliplayada beautiful •
-Tha Committee comatulata thotaasites aid aloft
whojoiDed Ip with thew. that nothing Wu !taped tit*
jety sad &mum during the Exhibition.;
n. usxexa,
2
• . I:.ROYZI4 • '; •' • - •
• . • J. S. =dant, taat. of Arrawirusta.
' ,4 iarrieebitatyrop*:,#***Flii‘'.o.4o444
th°,M94 , '‘..l r•-. 4 •
MISCEI44NEOUS.
gthlainamou P
ua TIEW IMINCIF
T "splendid Steamships forming
laws
Karol:aye Line will sail from NEW YORK u
KANSAROO,Jeffrey, July. e.
CITY - OP BALTIM - Leiteh,lth
'CITY MANCIISSfitit,!:" Petrie, =d
Cat Of Wylie, Wittig.
and erari=l eßam zday, • -
altemate Wednesday.
Pare Dolt New York. amp r:s, Thirdiamp $3O.
" " ./ATiftw ol . Cain. SKih,SSS t pr.Thl Clais Sm.
utrums noun araaaft.rot tsic montha by anr
Steamer ot the Line.. t ,
Cabin. sl4o,—Thini Cbsv;Sliil.
Theo ale gummed with Improved Water
tight 4:cepa:hunts, and carry esperieneed Surgeons.
Persons about pr ceding to Europe, or wishing to
rend for thatr friends front Um oid country, can purrbase
Tickets and obtain all toltunation by dying to .1. O.
trale.l3 Broadway, N.T. ' Sabel t Corti', 17Pitztadway,
N. Y., to .1. 11. RICHARDS, Illumine,
and to RICHARD EDWARDS, Pottsville.
pa Clartilleaterl* Ord (Sam Sailing Packets be.
tweed rrw York and Urerpool. also Drafts mold by the
above. , [April 25, %I 4771 y
•
CO-PARTNER:SHIP. ,
FIE un4rawned nave this day,
t T Clone l eth.ll‘7l)enterid into eo.partnership for
of Gement Minh* Business at the Col
liery lately hel and Worked by Gustavus G. Molten
,berser, situate in Blythe Township, Schuylkill County,
-under the firm name of AASIJIEIL k BeIIOLLIMEE
GB& ELI UAKMB& • '
wenes.—We the undersigned, have this day; (Joh,
19th, 11157.) purchased from Gustavus°. licholkubergar
all hls right, till. and Interest of, hi and to a certain
Colliery recently vetted by him, situate to Blythe Town
ship, Schuylkill County, together with the store, store.
goods, mules. horses, ars, nmehlnery, liztar, and
everything movable and Immovably 10, upon or about,
or used In eonneetion. with or appurtenant to , the said
Colliery, and that we have employed the taut Gustavus
o.,Bchollenberger as soomintendent of said Colliery
umaza t SCUOLGRNBIIRGIiii.
Jane . 2o, 'l7
"THINK OF LIVININ."*•Newr Volumes.
(SUB ILLUS'rRATED FAMILY
=maw.
ILLUSTRATED; a llneeleas Pictorial YeallY
Paperohooted to News, Literature, Meats, the Arts to
Entertainment, Improvement, and Smits. A la rge,
handsome quarto. Publlshokweekty at $2 a year. $1
for Ulf a year. -
Nsw TOLUXIS or me rowerue imas renu ma Jur
Till WATER-CURR JOURNAL; devoted to Ilydrop;
atby,lte Pblionophv and Peaciks; Physiology, Anatomy,
hod the lows of W. and Health. Illustrated, Monthly,
Starter.. .
'Till PIIRMOLOGICAL JOURNAL; gives Practical
Instructional° Learners. with Dins Aims for the Culti
vation and Inunoventent of Mankind.. Illustrated. $1
a year.
Yalt
TRP.O Dotlazo, all Ulm Joiulabrp-bo . sent a
you. Address
YOWLER AND WILLS, SOS Broad /, Now York.
Juts 20, '57 -- 25 21-
FERTILIZCRA. •
c, .•.
ii.To Farmers as ems sor t .. .
HE SUBSCRIBER - •re i 7eti
• the Agency, and will 'bereafter cep . fbe side the
wing Fertilisers, which will be so t b ton, big,
or bunt, at the importers and Wang urere 'prices,
earriage added. The following are the prices 7 isbed
at his Warehouse In Pottsville : . ~ .
Poullrette, per burVel, -•; - - -: , ($ 2 00
D o . p er b air , . ... :•'. . ..j•
Land Plaster, beet, per haslet , • • •
V• 225
Bone Chipping', per barrel, e • - - • , - 366
Do Sawing",
flea._ per , bat - -., 4 •'.. . '3 INI
Super•Phoopate of Lime by bane!, 2 1 4 eti. per N.
~
Permian Guano, warranted genuine No. 1,(0t, the
bag. 3 1 / 5 cents per lb.) Per ton, - •;-63 00
Colombian Onano, wanatted genuine No. I.,;(by
lb" bed. 2% cents per lb) Per ton, - - 4 B 4B 00
Mexican Guano, perton, - - •', - - •.33 00
These Fertilisers will be found cheaper tbai =DM
that has to be purchased and hauled any distance. •
- NNNJ.JIGINNAN: '
June 6. '57 • _.
• JAMES GLENN ,REMOVED.
steams nut and lea !Stares
THE SUBSCRIBER announces to
the public that bei has removed from Ike
corner of Oeaue and Harweglan streets to th 11 5
Steam 31111.0 n the Greenwood property, direct!
opposites the.
Philadelphia and Reading Paseenger Depot,: ,
where be Is prepared to furnish all kinds of Flour and
Feed at the lowest prices of his own manufacture, which
he can warraot. He will always keep rn band .
DALE HAY, PLASTER AND BALT, .
which be will sell °wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices. He is not to be undersold for cash.
The. highestauk prices paid for Orals.
461r•The subscriber is also receiving all kindlier Monti
Peed, de., on commission, which gives him facilities for
selling at the very lowest rates lbr cub.
JAMES GLENN, Agent.
April 4, '67 , 144 f
•
NEW WORK, 0 T 1080° P / 1°,1 " 30 .
" TEE AMERICAN CITIZEN"-
L his rights and duties; by The Right Rev. Jahn
11. Hopkins. This excellent work treats
on a great variety of subjects, embracing, ' g
The Religious Duties and Rights of 1 • - .r-= ..,i, •
Citizen; theSeience of Polities, Slavery, '" •
Badness, Deasestie Relations, Social Life, to. Prlee $l..
",INQUIRR WITHIN"- lbr anything you want to
know; a useful volume of universal knowledge, eontain
int over MOD facts for the people. ellooll 00 .
_:
VA711123 ARCHITECTURE—s aeries of Designs Rer
•Villas and Cbttapee, prepusd for execution In the United
States, illustrited by 240 engravings. Just published
. .
and for sale by 13ENJ. BOMAN._
March 21, '67, - • • 12-
• , ,• . „
-7— lstiloi - 17tillifilvat r
or hiss 'mat
IIFE of Charlotte Bronte, 'author of
Jane Eyre, 64 by Mrs. GashelL 2 vols.
newer Terrace, or the Clue of Ll6i; by the author of
the Ileir of ftedeliffa. 2 vols.
iii• Ulhi ris Egypt asegleuble:',by Wiest: .. C. Prima.,
Bioko Wool Nsjhan, or dog: edited by Prank Awns
tar. • s
Coalmen Sense ap a/ to Hellgiem; by Catherine 'l2.
'Beecher.
The Trappers of Umhsgog; by Thompson.
Adventure"' and Explorations In Honduras; by,Wm. V.
Wells—with map andlilwitrations—jud published and
- her sale at ,B. BANNABIS
• . ' Book and Statiotuo7 Mere. .
FARMERS' MUTUAL'
FIRE INSURANCE CO:
.•
. .. . ofirpor, Caudi
in :, • ....
OW
.opera,tion for FIVE YEARS,t
. i v a to nd i !e: t v e e .. 66 6 66 6 6 6 6666 any amm i en tai n ev e o lt m re i l mr k rar .
X am earned
000-4nd Insure at the mast reasonable rates. This Oosa
pany also insures for one, two or three years without
taking • premium note, at much lower rates than any
sash company does. Apply to • ' s - •
•T. A. GODFREY. Prement,
' Agent for Ableaytedl. assay. .
Jape 6, '67 - 2341
FARMERS £ HOR SE DEALERS!
noe.
RING -BONE, BONE and BLOOD
SPAVIN, CURD SPLINT, and SWEENEY can he
eared, or money retnnded. It matters' not of how many
Ise standing. a pirmment enre is warranted. The de
mand is unlimited. I will send the whole for ft 3, or any
two for Al. Direct to p I. !I. DARROW,
rderisewry Parker mod Surgeon.
- gar/ord. Basgnehamsa mangy,
N. 11.—All letters of inquiry -must contain a postage
stamp. Rime 18,17 24410
LYON'S MAGNETIC POWDER,
Par the Destruction of 7.riMatti:Without Poison.
ratT, is entirely luocuptin; while , thou
sands of letters testify OW It immediately and lo
tidy destroys lied Bugs, .oxtlunsehes. Moths, Flees,
Ants, Ihlooqultoss, Wes, PlintiPmeetst Vermin on Fowls
~i hdAniinalii. end every other species of Inserts with
• which Its particles come In contact. This Ii nebula/as,
se can burW be provset" — lVe sell the genuine article tbr
25 omit at . B. /UNMAN'S Boeladere.
STYLE OF PHOT • CRAPI4B..
i t M. ALLEN, corner 'of Centre
A
and Market streite, this barou6l it h, hoe produced
a number of splendid pbotogrcylm u Frew* Patent
Leathei;Whieh, ler beauty and diva stupaimang,
thing yetproduced by this wonderful art. The pledgee
when dubbed, can be rolled.up and placed In the pocket,
Without Injury, and In framing, maim! no glass to pro.
tact It INom injury. Ohs him a call, and !lamina this
new and beautiful invention. . :
PiAtaellie, June 20, '57 25-
I $6OO
. EXTRl nsmua l M, EjßAVtattleb i ,'
west,
TPHE subscriber LI prepared, at his Mid
Mend, to furnish, NOW& id initterlati habil; Melo,
uilding. pu letwand ornamenbd. lie hi,
vices particular of tenticni to the Tonibiltones andlitena,
meats of his inannbeture. They eon be had-in. every
variety of style, and will compare favorably, An beauty
and finish, with any obtained elstorbere, and ant offend
Pat cheaper rides. • ' ' 41:1111Y T. LINO.
,-
. June 6,.'67 - , , 1 , - Til-ly r"
/TAYLOR'S COLOGNE,—
EIMLACTB FOR MITE HANDKERCHIEF.
TRANBPARENr FOAM
a.APONACIZOIIII RIAVING , CONFOUND.
SHAVING CREAMS... • • .
LAMBE TOILET. BOAFE.
Poi igiu "taiga:lit tertanni K to g
No. 379 and au North Ninth Odreet,rnlbuidpala.' .
IL P. & W. C. TAYLpft„ Importers and radiomen. -
The above dome and Piermory are.for sale in Potter
ink. at DANNAIIVE Balk and 13 talkinery.8tare,, L
. January 3, . 1 Iry.
IMPORTANT, 0 L WYERS I
Jinni BULKS OP !Vara ZN KILL 00.
ULES regulatio practice of
Pv t the °partite% e'
.tounty, togither
t ales of PIIIC ;of the Ilepreme Court, and of the
mayoral Courts of . CommonPleasof the State of Pennsii
nab; to uhk.li II added the Rules rem paper
Hooks der itapresseThart. Price $1 50. JIMPIi
in law style, oetavo,ind for sale bi
AI •
. , BENJANNAN,
itoaaeu sr alai Publisher:.
3110 EILUCC10,31111DING,PL1817$1110,1te.
qpilE. subscriber: . announces to the
ureaClO that i ta g, t
illatigtianntlp
ptc=geetristt:
branebes, as mmal. Ile Er ready to contract for erecting
buildings complete, ot will furnish the materiala' In his
Hue to eorihnebra, at the lowest sites, and will to happy
to tetchy the patronace of the public.
SAMUEL A1714A61....
patinae, February T.'6: • IS6m •
L._ •
unsurpasied, oir.;
lot to our eouneettoo with New Bedford, wi are
um to'f,ralahOafgoailtyof Sperm mod Winter
Illeadiail Whale Oils, at the lowest wbolasate market wek.
ref, aho &tarp stork 'of Iloilo Oils 20 to 40 emit' pre
Oslion tbr lalwirallagrts. WO A PIIILLIPtiiv
Aso. Iss amber Street, New York:
P. 8. W.• Would eseharge fora few meg* !Alta Alit
broken Coal, delivered in Now York.
June 6,'67 9B-841 .
NEW PORTABLE -LETTER S9PY,INCI
rREBB. ' •
•
T.UST thiarindo wanted-4 convini.
efi wt PORTABLZ ' COPYIItOrPIISIIB,Inado-of sti
lotpar,ignd pawning all en advantages of tholton
frnsan—ray be am* to a trunk or valloky bound
In theft brary or aim Cail aud sae It at
' ! n. BANNAN'S flak and fitatkotry dress
afleVikjig QUADRILLkIiPtAIif:.
BAN', now otgamzeu, and
'Tandy to' ithyod; COTILLION TAIITINS, BALM
NICS. dr. Order* addressed to N. J. Itsak ,
Mims. reedy° prompt attention.
ottaidlk4.lnly 12, 'td (1.0.
Ella" to . tkigd front 1 to 20 pounds. dor G oters.Drug
g end °thou', es oda by , '• E. GARRIGUPE,
' Cent!" street, Pottxville.
aforoutlist.d, 4 66 ' . •
.41012
, MlSOVArsintag
caiiibtala *us Ike tkiany an eresacrook
back **OW atooatot a ramosabiarata l *bleb trill
be ready la a few deti ApOy to , -
TIN HAND PONIIPB •
IDOR -washipg. ohrutptim;
wow vidit- 1 1(1064- 4 60 40 “
story ! t ! sows. rai i als by
42J 040f4 OCUcILL/LNBEFIGIEB.
tirman:
aw i rVa
N m TRODUOTO e Y r AG L EO ir G r
Alf.
—Small
—Sandi QuEto.ll pasta . maps ; bmaifs ll y
11, LE
The sort is evareriese adapted to the egos ,
dig and sante of the young beginner. ears US bead
taken to avoid iserythhig ■think amid be reserved for
the sore advanced pupil- The saps have only the peke
eked features delimited, hence they an be mail, 'eta.
died. TM lasiosis are copiously illustrated with a meo.
petite engravings. Tor Imams, beating of an W and , 'the inkiest le illustrated by a map and picture et an
tistes.
bland. •of a peninsula, and of other ..physicalba-
• -
14ZERN .SCHOCIL . GEO GRA.
MO
re m = l ,l34. 40 kips. and nunle.
gm fork lbothat very kite clamp,
pupils to our schools who with to lam the soars imPOr.
t a m fid e of aiwirlisy, but hate not thee to ' consult
the more elaboirste treatises; xa thli hook, greet rains
Lase ken bake, by copious estelithilkill make tbe pend
niceeme t ry acquainted with thy aurps.und familiar with
loautla It embraced the whole subject of Geogrsphy
as ordinarily taught, and is e eseeptele work Ws itself:
Far sale by . BENJ. DAI4NAN,
. • . Jrw; tk Polti ders.
ocellmeheirs and others supplied at the published?
reffi n wholemak prices. '
file, June 13, 'Ft • - SC •
. -
01KlifT12:6 4 .1 • ~ •
Tort.S , • ,
SULLIIIXDIIII PASCALVII,
Streit, Philatielphit. • ;- -
11teCOSDH4p ,
Chestnut Stmt.
Styles for the s ant Smaimeter of
ILicalaao •
Glovest 7 iv,. -rr
°barbs I ; •
- Glevata .
~4611olfeat:
I Glove* I
GLOVES ato Gomm (new;ityle for.the Ladles;) 1
Gwyn made by lemur, who; the beet le the trade l e
GLOVES of Km. and gloves dl BasvlM:
GLOVES of Doaagor,Ctom and Commutam
GLOVES of Wool and Silk and Cotton: t
GLOVES of Buckskin, (a hop lot 'ttb' • I •
GLOVES for driving. Gloves fur walking;
'GLOVES of White Hid. fn. Back Hoskin:
GLOVES Imitation; which much resembles that
GLOVES to be wont at the'emeing Awinadltar.
GLOVES of Ratakth, (verr, Sue,) -
GLOVES all thee, of every kin* •
GLOVES 40 salt the young AVM:
GLOVES toltam out the Win a colds
GLOVES in great numbers, ha style very siert
GLOVES which I'm selling et very loMpriar, •
GLOVES. H, yoa want them, be eerhtin to call
At the City list More and Gents' trrnbthing Hall—
Nest Deer to Ale Petierilis Naas. (Mitre at, Patna&
if;ll,—lad received. a small lot of. Hunt's Patent En
auseled Paper Cellars, a saw SA tele for Grits.
Gents' SHAWLS, Shawl Pim, Cadman &arta. he.
Deessuber . 19. ..
E. cAßitioyny • ettavlll44
S AGENT. for the sale of EVANS'
I
WATSON'S 114/Velpillpta ,itentsfadlned
SALAMANDER.' EULFEEI,
NA: 26 Starti•Four re . et, Phiku lephitc;
wrssitlls Is 7111 bt7, oadl Nast Primal.l.99
Rlport Al. are' inimatlial altsoinfut superintend are
halruily o[• file Kr/4 Stfet at Alluding( , •
February Ph,.1857.
REAI)I2O, March
The 'undersigned, member; of the' -
committee, do, reopeettalit report,
that we saw the two Safes Originally
agreed upon by Farrell a alerting
and Evans k Watson; phial ride y
b
side ins fumes, viz: Th 4 safe, ire
use by the Paymaster of the Phila.
&Aphis k Reading Railroad gompatiy,
4n his once at Raiding, matmactured by Farrel,* iler
ring, and the safe in use bill; A. Lents, in his stove.
manufactured by Evans a Watson, and put In booksabil
papers precisely alike.
•Th Ors was started at Si 4 o'clock, A. IL, and, kept up
until air cords of green hickory, two cords dry oak 4nd
half Chesnut top wood, were entirely consumed. the
whole under the superlotandintee of the subscribers,
members of the committee. I The safes were thee cooled
olf with water, after which-:they were opened, and the
books and - papers takim out by the Committee and met
to R. A. Lants's store for public examination. after they
were and examined and mailed by the committee. The
books and papers taken from the safe man nurtured by
Enna/IV-Watson were but slightly affected by thole'.
teresii heet.while the. taken from the safe manufactured
by Farrah Ar Herring were, In our judgment, damaged
full' Men per cent. more than those taken from Evans
11 atxra's ads.
We believe the above to have been a fair and Impaitial
trial of the respective 'patinae of both safes.
JAOOD If. MEIER.
i DANIELS. HUNTER,
Having been absent dining the burning, we fully ou
lucid* with the above statement of the condition of the
papers and books taken out Of the respective . safes. .
G. A. NIODILiI.. • -
. r H. a
- JAMES MILROLLAND.
The fbilowturnamed gent amen, residents of RoadieX
sod its vicinity, who saw tiM aims lice, have . purchased
safm
t, from Evans & Water tined the burning, up toE.
M 1s 1817:
A. Nitwits, 1; Lipoid Hlrah,l; lame Ruth. 1 • Kirk& Mostw, I; Rhoads k Haw/ ifluiner,
2; Dr. Wm. Moors, 1; Solomon Rhoads, I; Levi L. Smith,
I; ,llisk & Craft, 1; Wm. lijralt.l; Linkman & lava, ; Wm. INCVM., 1: George J. Deitere, If a. m. eM. W.
manscoctc, 1; Eons f. James Jamison, I; J. E. A
A. IL Warner, 1; Jamb Schmucks", 1 ; Was. King, I;
V. D. Sehollenberger, 1; It. ILEOcapany, IL W. A. Lantz,
2; W. C. & P. P. Ermantront. I; Bilimeyer, Vollmer A
Co., Milton. 1; J. P. ikidelans.l.
WATSONANS &W
Havehow on hand 400,000 pound* of the &boy*
SAFES, said they' offtr for tale. ea teller terms Mae asp
other y
enumfadterev is the thimyt States.
Ma 23.17
1 ' .
I : R SAIL • Srililt? N Ist ATE... •
f. ., Commiseionerti of the County
of t Zylkillerlll bold a public sale, ou,WEDNItee
,th 12th oily of Await next, at the Court Heusi
In the h of Pottsville', for the purpose of galling
all each unseated lands, kite, da, that Were purehased by
them at the Treasurers' cal g, and-Biaye been held by
them for five years and upwards, agreeably to the Act of
Amiably.
Sale to commence at 10 rill:set; A. IU., and continue
from day today until all the following Property Is told:
Nast BraMcii/P. ' '' '''' '
40 isu John Showier • r iot Stephen thigte
22 atii Stephen Ackerman 1 let :Wm Ma berry
It . -
sot Jame Miller , , 1 ler! Jacohlliintalrarr, Jr
• .. ilfyiketoinealfp.. ' • .
1
250 ace Pott • Barman ' 1. lot Michael Connelly
1 houses 14 Wm Bulger /13 as A Stelaberger .
/. " " BT'bt Canfield 2 4'ilra Bard . Patterson
1 " " Wm McDonnell l lot kfklyiel Oallacher
Brie' r: di iseassitip.
% of 266 101 l l
frabanFd, John Schell. . :
' Butler i- • • ' '-
404 ace .1 Kunkle • 150 ace laip.
Nfeho Allen
hibisesfileartas °berry '- - 110 ant Wary Mantle - ' '
400 aca.Barbara Millar - 40 ‘sio•Chadlevenhorli
176 ism Ileury Hensel' s. - I lot itirrlSS J' Mk aCo
40214* Andover Ilelidg '' 4 I°l . ll°4:M' - . - . -
100 are Jasob,.3‘lll_ . 1 lot 110 kin Beeidialle.ol,l27
" ".• ' West ennistair tesondatp. ',,-
10 aen Ilatataer a Egg . ' ,10 us John Huhn. •
._• sam John Showier and John Sicken., - '
Bari? Pilosiship. • -.'
1 kit • house Adam Heat nisi 23 ars tan& a hails
,—.-;
, 4 • , Diaitses ,- • .
•
,
z. • lo t''''''`r ,,,
1 holism • John alloy
. . :
Lower lakes/Fs lossnstip.
19 nes asoJ llnntifoger 1 1 lot 'a boon Alezinnise•
33 "citrates Klinger ' 1 Jefferson
Mahasmy!tors' iship.
'253 sea land John fleabites
drashdin)
- ' 400 aes Joni
' - - • Bpst
430 sea Fridertek M h
oyer , 1
•
• /Garth M.-
Waco Geo Dodo .
14 lot G. Delboct, (Lite .
A thick)
19 an Jacob Galas
2 lots Pim 135 a 146 Jabal]
Lippincott !1
9 siaJoba•Biddia
1 lot a home C SPfuseat
1 boom Jahn Mown ' • ,t
1 shanty Patti& DonotiOo
M • hams Win Monroe ;
• . lot • '
riot of round Jotio Bar
I do No. 8 BaZ e Moyor
Ido B 11011 an .
! do Amos/ a'
Marshall Atmore`
tilciArttrorikadi .
horia ' olnhos Btark v
1 do dr Timm Musks
140 do )1166001 Sather _
140 fa Itididoor
tdo do Direld Illtratt '
ido do George Trani • •
Ido do Andsowifitost 1 1
1 do do Patdok esso
1 do do William Blunt
1 do do Goo 114601410
' GO des Isolq
. _
. • • ingiOto
048 Of 78 sok il
C/iftglao
40 adz T QSoy le: •
2:1 ago PoterElbert -
1110 us Peter P Ludwig add
100 des J
Pete 6111020,
oseph hooslager
100 ad flooilath_ .
106 sea Pltillp Serbs
1 loth bouseJoho Zugte l! off.
1 lot Thomas 0./diod
, Rifler haraship. •
• 40 ses Wight= Brown *
• _ . Rat foosalifp: -
Pl
'ies Beni& Slaion Let oar; am Wm Itallst , ,
110 am CbstlesWitmatt f 400 am Andes Taggart
38 am hunks A Thintsingee aisiland Chien
. 4 17/11/1 totaissait ni ~
Ai ses Jos e ph Mlti 4, I ''ldo do .Zvans_
__. .
108 aes John Blottinati r I,' Ido do Charles Rainy
400 aes Ludwig* U untslnget 1 do do Wm Spatter
1
1 lot a house Jam Campbell 400 ins Chebtmas a lowa
1 iota house John Stephstp I lot Willhunandahart-
tkaloryfla2l itiroca Doroorpk. . -- .
s i c
34 lot Beal Wong 1 f 9 lots JoaboarLipplaoott
2do Beni Delong -1; 1 lot Jameph Udall
1 bane 0..2 to.la (too 4 , Rotate wommimhop
• . 'art 1.. • ' • ,:,; 114 s orkarl . jobe Slot K
1 boos a lot 'Widow Crow 5 lot .0 1 ,1 = f Pka
1 Ins ablatiVai NW' , E , ,- , r 1;3111 41 . ' -
On isiit UN No. elands
160 sea W MIAs. 6do No.aJams Shwas
444.asaJahu 81dd t 1 itolebn,lishiamonsar
..-
106heePdaerflibert- • • i t do No. 111111eltIllelands
SO . broils *las Monts a Ido Norlta Xelnalniatei
Mier '• Ido No: 34 Osinams Nast*
1 lot No.l Alai Williams -singer
IC amillrisopler, Ley aCb Ido No. 34 6a C Osman
1 lot N 0.6 Jonathan 11111 st I do No. 06 "sob Maurer
lots I W Hashes I do No: 61.1a5l Amcor
114 Wm Br7le I do Christian Lechler
1 lot impart - Wee 1 1 do Dirain fraiburn
1 lot No. 110 Anthem DMUS
11 , 11 1 PW,
4 lota Cornell I
I I tote Meboid ;twit 1
. Irts&Motii Oneitgip: • . • ,
ao ies John timmentutiA . 1100 NIP flob4 SAW - ' ' -:-
.
' Wow tolingshiP - •. -
•
217 as Jobe ti Which , WO ser Samoa Irate , -' 1
00 as Michael EINUOIIit.! , 4ow An* ig
s = le , 3
MO see MichiNO litruphar . 44 earlind ' •- - :-.
100 nes 'Markt Wald" :' • - ' ..* ':- •<" - . ''.
ANNUM' Lt. OrLIMil • , . •
.., , "Au': untaiL. autioisit :
• . ' raiwt.oiriut. - ..:, • - ‘ , 4-• •.1 ~T:
414411 the mere la gm otrintrossureistriikpob•
nab the obey. u o VI Ott Oft 41444 1 464154 1 4114W0 M dr
;,.:,....,
jitliqr g.
lii•P °ll Mgat t I ff
••• et••• • se,
a d o ors $ 4, 10:11, 0 f thit'Axpier s Office,Cetare
Peßseine, Paq
(ILifiatrietly attend to alleollettions
Zteastatt to thins; sagollata Baothowe Paper
Loam, Stotts; awl all caber sessorities. •
Ileum Taylor. Brother*, Batiks" New Tot*, Daids
as 1/ntou Bast af Lynam Out Banking Compaq) , of
!naiad:l4*mA llioalrailleotlatutt alto at tits once of
Ifeaors.o rum ik taylef. 1• ' ' •
• 31eurs. Taylor, Bruce Jt Go, Serollaud.
OustaaaUg oat haad sad tbe rale for anLiatotiat,frOth
.C 1 upward*, In sum td salt purehabwa.
These drafts are payable at algh mid ' pod la eve.
'ay part of lltagimad, / WOE. Wlatid, and Wakes. Vie
eunant Bank Note* exchanged at the beat rates. Land
Warrants bought and Kid.
Pottsville, /grit 19,158 Pan. 19, UN 111.
le_esto 2 V Pigs' Pr et Safe
Boolvetler and fistarta . . . ;Ulnae.
IS authorized' to sell
their Sae in Sebuyikill auety.
De will furnish them at the 1011.
eat inannfeeturect Mora at, his
; • hookatorein Pottedile, where the
visa and a list of erase can be
w
T oad
on trialhave
4.. to to anhseefisess,
terior in proteettagbooks,
toPott, le., front lire, to sary men
rem!? orsetured in the United States,
and they ars othredatiquatly low
prices. -
re) folletring Is an 'strict bolo the report of the
eareatittee aPpointed ko_impbdistone thy nand trial
"test of burning Sales at Seeding
I, on MI MI! of Tibiae, all tat members otitis Cosa.
alters met to witness the Rohs and Books and
%Win them) and were perfectly *bad that=
. Theday *Hostas the bands, took pisek lea
Eisr the aperhatendarte of the Causlittes. After a his
. and isspartial burning!!a fire holes In the themes of
Maas. !bash it Megring. the Saha Mews. Evans d
Watson was Srst opened, the Safi, bang on Sr. inside,
and the aontents pattlitty ornansed, while the contents
la the Sabot Meares. farrels:d Mersin were in good
eoalltlon, and no the lnrtda ".
- The hitter of the B4rirs aid AbirspariU Jeuriest, to ,
gather with fifty business inen.agla attended the bane
log
& of the fiat" testify to Ow truthof the above state
ram '
Porgood end reliable Bates at - manulhettrere
ell! oft • • I D. flAlfNAr e6.l .
Arnifor Arad's di Mori*? Msfes. -
lfuttsville. Math lii h,17 U- .
7 1 e 'rntovrivunri . OF CANCERS. TU- •:.
• 71
M0R5.,410. • •
Pkitaddpiia institute, for de Treatment of
reaucet:s, Tweemew.! Weis. Scrofula; Uteers,de.
vt
. LOUNSBERRY &. CO., have
j • Lf treated thaw - iheasies specially, - Mew pears
Pit, nd their stemma hail Dever Iwo equalled. 'Shoes
trtied ars Ire mated nisylcal operations, sad the
ad netball of this Importaat dbmovery lo Medical
*ore Is 'admitted b all who. have y 11040641 Its nom
ewes. For farther io&rmalloa and advice°, owl pamph
let eft the tftittaant of Csiteets, - pativata will address
*dosing a posters stamp.) • DIL LOUNBRERRY t CI).,
, No.bel North IV* at. S dears below Axe& wed side.
'Philadelphia:June°, 'tet
A CARD TO THE LADIEEI
/t. DUPONCO'B FEMALE OOLDNN PILLS
AA INFALLIBLE in removing
stoppages ter ir'regularities of the mussel. Time
are nothing lief. but have been used by the Doctor
fir many yaws, both In Prance and Anierkze with un.
IFNI speed in every case, and bee orgedby many
nd ladles who have used them. to make two Pills
p bile, for the alleviation of those suffering from any ir •
remalmities whatever, as well as a preventive to any
Wks whose health will not permit an Weems of bolo
lyp Pregnant females, or thaw supposing themselves
so. are cautioned against using them Pi/la, as the Pro
peielor usumes no responsibility atter the above 11011330.
ultion, although their ml . would prevent any injw•
rit to health; otherwise, these Pills are moommencled.—
*sections accompany each box. Price, tiloo fold whole'
sale and retail by C. W. EPTLI CI, corner Norwegian and
Others streets, Pottsville. Pa.
411 orders must be addressed to the - above Genera
who will supply the trade at Proprietor's prime;
d send the Pills confidentially to ladies by mall, by
their nickeling 31 to CHAS. W. EPTINU, at-Pottsville,
Schuylkill county, Penna.
.:1111irSee signature, "J. Dtororth," on each bonoToMone
Otheragennlne.
:I Potterrille, lane 6, 'IT
. • A REffIRED.PHYSICIAN, . •
„.
zest
Indiet. ll aosiriai SE n S eu A re N: Lof
ruo Li n. fe iart ha hnu. tre
.'' Nkr nearly 'run -oat, discoremd, while in the
(
ni lhu meo tichl was tia, r ica gli se s, n4 Colts, ,
m at O v e h ners en t h De is bi on l v ly. ' w ilte d,
, *daughter, was given up to die. He had lewd much
o f the wonderful restorative and healing qualities of
preparations made from the East India Hemp, and tb•
thought ocruned to;him that be migh t make a remedy
isti t icamd
lbe hit child. . lie studied hard and ad' in reek
king bls wishes.' lits'ebild was co and is now are
• and well. He btu since admire the wonderful
remedy to thousands of sufferers In, all parts of the
,world; and he hail never failed in making them com
pletely healthy and ;happy: Wishing to do as much
seed as potalbk, he will NO to such of his Meted fel•
low-beings as reveal it, this recipe, with full and expli
cit directions fbr, making It up, and successfully =tog
, it. Ile requires each applicant to !MIMI him one skit
' ling—three'rents tote returned as ptistage on the rielpe,
and the emaiudsl to be applied to the payment of this
advertisement. • , Address • • . , •
! .. il DR U. JA111149,
i • No.VI Grand st.; Jersey Elty,ll. J.
N. llov.Dr. Q. James has neither ales stir agent
in New York, as Soihe have pretended and ' deer ,.
used. nte recipe' II emit from aro tuns but N 0.19
Grand stX Jersey Otty, N. J.
.; June 6,17 ' ,i ~ Its]
• Spencer . -
11000 ars 0. D. Kahn and
Bowman). Kahn
'as township: _ '-
1 shanty Jarnai lambs"
1 shanty IllebaaladelkarnaD
1 house JasserateGoters '
1 shanty John ItcGowarn
1 do Edward Koran .
1 home is Mt
1 shanty Thomas Kamer
1 hoise Matthew (Mims
1 lot boas 31 nu. bonetarty
lot Dennis Walsh
11ot Martin Merin
I B C% 2 '
1. lot Na. • Wafliantery
1 do Jacob Bright
do Jouh Fat
1 do Arth rp ur NuTel
1 P 1 , 13 . MIS! B RuNoy .
I do do Litu7 • Ouse . 11
1:do do Waltorlioon_
I do do Jain injoi -
1 ibilbalamea IMllialm , ..
tdiftddlikbaed Pins!'
Ido l do , Joba Malts , '
I do 1 do Nicholas WWI,
Idol do Animates Itle
I B buda
do o 10?IallimLadam Opp
do John Handal& ...,
' totintedp. —._
aoob Drenkle • .
. ~. ,
103 ma - Kremer '
es Ayer
ees 411pe elfeimpir4e Co -
1 sea Jamb Cheist , - ,, i, , , . i
100 are Joke Zarbi .. ... , • •
3 as Benjamin Ilatdorf •
aealmmerman &Bahia
are Bans Amain •
101 ea KMateelb Patton ' ,
1 h.
kprfalaiiita Billiagion, i.'
• • ' LIEa COMM &IST
WEAKNESS OP ANY KIND
t
FEIVER AND ACNE,
A • • the mime illestfons eonisgrent upon a disordered
H MUM, OR =KB,
• Mich as Ingtmeitton Acidity of the Stosub, Colick y
rains, Ibmittrairs, ems of Appetit% Demondewey, Coe.
threocas, Blind and Bleeding gibe. In all Newtons,
Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, it has is numeructs
Wiliness prcrvetb highly buielkial,and la others offed
di t decided curie • ,
, This Is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
Meetly scientific principles, after the mannered the ode.
tratad Holland trefessor,Boorhave. Because of its great
themes in most of the guropean States, Its introduction
Into the United States was Intended mom especially for
010•11 of our fatherland mattered here and there over the
lbw of Ode ;nighty country. Meeting sith event sue.
ibis among them,l now offer it to the American public,
knowing that lth kaly.woudert4lmsdtciwldrtnesmat
o Ilia partienlarly recomusitided to them persons uterus
constitutions may have been impaired by the continu
ant hoe of ategentspldts, or other bans' al dissipate's.—
esmailly tashatastooos In r(ect, It Suds It- way directly
• to tholes' of Ufe. tkrillles and gukkenlng curry verve.
ratans up Om drooping stdrit, sad in fict,lsfeal mg sew
health sad Oporto; the system. • .• _
NOTIOIL—oloor Asa** to gad la Ms a beverage
winter dimaadatod ; battotkosiek,k
ad aldr•
Med, It will prove I grateful smooth oardlhlommaid
of Au: 100 reabodlot ampatioa •
eauttopia t—The moot Portioriti alb &SAM'
-11areisii, has lostneed maw limitations, which lb* putdlo
• should guard against pardsuing. Bo lot poolatftd
to
,Vandrn thing .11. until you have given Bearhave's
MGM I falrtria One bottle will convince
ref Alhatitelstgrricetra=t:ratillxtt eirres kw imitations.
lb:re Mtn PseitmAiK
‘1 1-11E11111A11111 PACE, JR. di CO. .
,116m4eetsgrftsg Pearoottettlista mid Chmaid,
• IPllltablarst Pa:
i a PlObatelplito. by the .gents—nallils
oats of the Prosamot; John Johtot,l22
Wm; Dr • * Bona 153 Path 24 strait, ,Ala Jaya o la
Mlitalid,- Meter a Oft: Lusaka. by Jigta
&Om Bdthethe, feat g. 'rous t ant hg arf ltialkot sal
4 3. 1 444111; TlMlts,obY N. Mitt likkty ,
Ortayl 3 / 1 1.U011004,11k.
,11117203156 • -v, • ,ff
FARREL% a! HERRING'S
ICINAL.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL,'
UDR the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds,
A.' Hoarseness, Itrowhil Is, Whooping Cough; .. .titbit*
and Cournmpticip, is anlyersally known u the best rem,
edy ever yet ritscoteted for every Variety of Pulmonary
disease: Bo wide lathe Deld of its resethinees and to nie
memos the came of Us cures, that almoit every, 'section
of •the country should' in Pinions publicly known, who
iliave been reatomd' from alarming and even desperate
Alseases of,the lungs by its are. When ones triel It,
Inperiority over' every other medicine of its kind M too
apparent to esppeAservation, • and where its virtues
are known, Hid public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the .distreerdne and tbuttrrobil structiomt
of, tlispulmonary Organs which are incident to our,. cli
mate. By Its timely use many, payalmost all attacks
of disease upon the le.mgs or throat, are arrested, and
• thus are saved many thousands every year from a pm
autfore grave. No family should be without It, and
theme who do neglect to provide themselves with a rem
edy which wards Mt this dangeromelasa of dimmer will
have came to deplore It when it b ton late. Proob of
the surprising dime, of the Cheery Pectoral weed not
be siren to the American people,—they, have" tvlng
prralt in every neighborhood. lint those who 'wish to
mad the. statements of those whom health has been.
re
stored and whoa tires have been saved by its use, will
dud therein my American Almanac which the agent be
low
_namad has to furnish gratis ibr every one.
Prepared by Dr. 4, C. ATEA, LoweU, Mase..—Andeold
by Druggists everywherei • Vane IT 23-2 m .
mwA ,N.
cial4 l LIBIAtto
• • •.I ••• • F
triselz.:_ t • dist The , West lAstasd; -
Boasett , s Esitattini Grist Ltalarat,
• Caw Deno
)) , t,
Bei ?r tv? . • roeChis,pahmal.
ii!fe ci ; m • 11EN iiiiluidis tu AthzL e irsa i t 6B. Liaks
Um* sward
Ili aspriailly retemmaid.
a+. andimpaids• The Groot Llobsost,
H salffion, b tho MO Ltd
, siLior sod both* Hors) lhoosiolo
of kostlioaay oaa to shoos of 1 mono, olbolo
. 4ahaiLl
L i ft bipreparaties lb, Os
. 11 - 4 = i ne is newapaiiqoes ths palm
as waspyr,eat bite hrahs al as ass. th.
. viirsais& sa No 4 lhaftiss whoa lust wpm
the Moir, shin saisiaaa 00111 olak
isr.' 're those who sr/ ha. or El*" I'M. oh .
so, a Is falshiabls:, al Se Zaissom s kirdrossr,
IS Is assats haostossthoi.
~_.__A l 6ll6"eaf tll i art be LtI ZO N V
iWWIUNN ea
,111116r4 W,6 17 JOS lqi'll011V31"IW
Wirier We ler YottnLLM by CHASMS W. ICPII2IO,
bd 10, sale by aU the druggists in lisadlig,liurristoun,
nd throughout the wont*.
Jane ! I - • "
Radth and Stilton* mw Inevitably Mire iti
• 1 ,, Vie.
TEN CELE: - Arai HOLLAXD REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,. i
•Disev3e of the KbAnerl.
Mot *at
• .111_y Telegraph asyl Testardars hall.
The Seataohy CAsyliesheeleser
4.,
• The ;rimer stone of the National' clay Mood..
tient is to be laid at Le.iingtoo. Ky, oa the dill
of July, with imposing eoreotpater.
Tam Oki. Dottie/4i4sai
• The agorae! iworal of Ohio has belated snit
nst John O. Mall
agai tt. and itsother Oath* W.
H. Oilmen, the but lots State tor the
recovery of the ammo lost by. ammo td Stank
Suite aro also bfonght 'Wend IN tdratitlS of Mt.
Gibson. to moves the amount , of theisboau.. _
Mole of Um Walla Mae of tai rablie
Workia. -
On Thursday evening, the male Set 44 the
public works of the,State of Pennsylvania- were
sold by &notion, at the Philadelphia Ruben,.
to Psoncylveals . Railroad Company, for the •
ram of $7,500,000, beteg the minimum pries •
fixed by law.
.Thus the wort's& but tam wet of
the hands. of the great Commouvrialth, whose re
sources they have so long been:a dead Weight up
on, milevieg es of isource of iallnike trouble;
loss, corruption, and diagram,. And had sot the
diriateremed Mott endeavored still farther to de
ceive the people, the State would have be saved
11),500,000. Thema beam, however, the State'
is relieved of them, eve. attire Nardi* decreed
by the Demorratie Comreatioa, Mr. Mott loathe
Supreme Court.
A BY►LL POMO 011 Ism Burnam Boas.—
Judgic Woodward, of. the . Soprano Court of this
State, has stopped his .sober ption to the Pena.
- sytecwicia newspaper Wawa that .josuall had
the independence to advocate tbe sale ef the Main
Lina—Pswesevenie TelcirepL
Urox the nap** is Caroni& of the sews of
Dr. Baas's, !loath. the rereark--eetbraaligitbees..
titnl idrairea leads, that oDr. liCatut a ituot,
his lett voyage. tie t Las : Snail Sir .I.f t.
8. If. DaSnow,,foissofly of Ws Gouty and wok
boos a In lids Raglan, Mystifies Winans sad
Lohman„ to boo milord at a. coal amiss Is
oar the city of Riabmoad. Of lad& be
has bad aborts diming the year.
Nciiiatis aro Coswitini.—A dietemettattoe
mutest them wu
. reemaly. made by . 5,400 er
0,000 Belgians. Me prooetmtleg took pla . u. ea
Oree l suoceistvo daykialinamiels, the capita/ of,
Belgium, end 'wei , finally put down by a show of
military force. . • ,
UM N. P. Barre, Jr.; has beau soulaated by
iheliapublicans Cof Massachusetts, as thief eandi
date for Governor. - Itesolutleas wen adapted by
the Coavention,ladharing to the Philadelphia
platform, and denouncing the Drid Goat% desision',.
as .a usurpation. of judicial poem for Widest
purposes.
A Rump! won Dn►anu.—Barhan'a Hol
land Bitters, a now tb. lost situp* deliglktfil,
and effectual rsusedy 'for dyspepsia, before Oro
public:: Many of our 'most wortby skims testify
to its eMsacy. To melons subject to Darrow
and's4k4leadiiebe,:it is s Qualls iesaisine.—
When used according to 'directions, ikeapeol fail
to gimnilief.--,Pittiburyk Jowled.
141711.1TANTILL TOICZA R 501211.-710 a futons .
at of liberality; friend Pinkerton of the Dykes&
town Jouralti, after thanking amity gettlintert .
of the Dauphin and ~Siiquehanna Railroad . foo
attention, shown hint while ma trip to the eons- -
try in "that inelent and venerable Bea," sav e :-
"grottlernen, Imagine `yckm names *a Our 'rise '
Est:" , - Not wen; eapensire, 'theses courteous.'
Currastis.new VAUNT .I(SIIITITTE:—This Be*,
nary. Jro young bulled aid gantlemau, is delight- - """ti
fells located at I.Leeltinicaburg, NosiinualMriand
sonoty, Pa. t eight miles . from Harrisburg. The
Principal, I. D.Huip, Esq., pays the utruesk.tt 7 '
to:Mon to the pupils shnder,bis charge, and by his
ability. has secured for the Institute a reputatiOn
" m o o ed to ' no, educational establishment in the
MINISG GAZILTTIL-!-ThIS is the title of a paper
proposed to be published in Ashland, this Conn
ty; bi• Mr. IfeElvatne. The first number will ap
pear the 'owning mouth. We accord to the ad
venturous geotlemin our sincerest wishes for his
success, but we fear be will find more honor than
profitiroviingout _of the experiment. Still. it is
iell to make the tile), tad we sha . ll await with
interest:the eppearaireof the Xiang Gasate.
t•• A conanaronntax of it.. Tribes. Mates. that
the testry of the church of - the Epiphasy,
has for some time past been on .the look
but fOr an "obedient pastor." Failing to secure
a:Northern elation:ad' with Soothers principles,
they war obliged to send an. expedition all the;
Inky to South Corollas, to the Iter. Wink& Otis
Prentiss, of Walterberougb, who was Induced to
accept the call: lie is perfeettly .sound on the
Slavery gelation. • I . •
Ar Srapieviux CoLuear, this county, world
by klessri. Heil* Hemmer, there r i :4me twenty
its two story houses, besides a dsome
attack and , seitoollhonse, And other buildings,
erected for the accommodation of the mums. The .
greet coal breeker one , of the largest anti
is mos t aompleits : its arrangement , being Cu.
- surpassed by any o th er la the State. It im eaget
hia of prepstriat fee market, daily 800 teat of
coal. - In its conirtreetion, soo,sealimit .of ember
were used cad its witalicest has bien about S2S,-
000. The expense of all the haproveimaste se.
oeWis $42,00t. • • ,!
Da. BAUDBA9C in his travels on the Opti of
Good Lippe, says found very frequentlyiiimeng
the Dutch Doors of the back country, "dyer's
Olen) , Pectoral, which they keep hung sp h4n
thong around the neck of the bottle to a peg ova;
their hammock.: Indeed this seems to be their
Jule proicedon against : the throat and long disor
ders which are quite prevalent: among them. I
thotightit a.speaking ecuutnentirt the praetimil
genius of the Amerhian piople, that they should
Umiak§ the staple, I believe the remedy. thii
people buy to nee. diking ay used 4be mow
stametucturer's Pills, they told me tbst tosUor pir
gatives grew ill-around them this any . body
*mild prepare.,..//oter, X. r. Whip.
Teo P•u. Coars - st , lst vonnection with:Am .
approaching Ouberuithiorial elution,' the citi.
acne of this County will be called upon to .vote
f or g aun t ! emeers, , , 4 ',hes hasn' • (louden of
soms in totes t, what 0 . 01112/2 the . Oppolliao . ol . 14' tie -.
Sbam Democracy in 'the Comity :shall adopt,.isi
,)
reference to the i loscual t ionQ a; ticket for Count*
officers. It ii tought advisable, and we now'
suggest that no et for, I bat PTV , . be Fraellel:
ek
The field, as fari u the O pposition ii ,Coneerned,
might be y 1614144 tojolnnteer candidates. . . - Thei• .
IPPaign . t° be a dialgaiti . ea V e 4 ffeaeranYs an On
part of the member of the Opposition party; to
assume this position as regards a County ticket,
at the eeming - election, and we cannot bit yield
our hearty assent to the proposition. '
TZR PROGRIZIS or A 'GREAT Yam—Au. Orr°.
rime Vannviensto.—Pleage * atone into the
middle of a lake, and from the point who* UN's. •
ripples will spread in ever widening rings until
they reach at lilt every portion of its sures.—
So it is, with a great diseovery or invention ;
wherever it may be ushered let the light, its fame
is
„certain In the end .to All the world. This lute
1 ittikingly Ulaitrated in the pmgrest of Pro
fessor-Holloway'. invaluable remedies. Twenty
years ego they • wale ins enwowseed in Loudon ;-
now they ire the standard medicines- of both
hemispheres. Such is- the .resistless, far-circling
sweep of a grand Utilitarian disarray, when:ap
plied to the highest philenthiropio purposes, and
aided by the niotive power °Pike press. What
are the greatest wintery althievintienti'eonlparsd , '
with those of Thomas Alollowey f If it be true
that the man who Gooses two blades of grass to
grow where but one previonidy grew t,what shall;
be said of hies who cures tau sick persons what* ,
but one' was cured before. Holloway, If the is*',
cumulated **Camay of all' nations is to be
Hired,' bee dune mach inure shall this. Di/4mila , t
which prior to the introduction of his Nibs and . 1
Ointment, liad battled science, ere now yellers/
with en esPeditlon and certainty which are Finnan*
astounding. There rating round or. ever
the , tech for It is smooched by am. voluntary
elaration of convalescent m uitinnl6ll. Profession. , -
al Jealousy and prejudice,
the' most ihnsidahle
*alarmists' that Truth onoountrini have lilies
eximoished.by the incense of than preparatione,
end iltne.honuied medical institutions of, coati.
nentakEuropir have been. constrained to atilt
their value and sanction their empleyment.
- - la this °pantry where the people always
ready to teat whatever is new; and
0 equal 4 pigs.
dons in 41,0nm/rig between the Oaf and the
wheat of, the great mai& of novelties
to tho u s; the rapidity with whisk Holloway', Me •
and Oinneenthaveektained sidearm% inelidenee
bus perhaps...no pprallay is the hiatgrof,selmiess.
Their fame has* radiated from the local, point. In
New York to the remotest section of the Union.
Arsually wi improve apes. all tbreige , ,tures..
'ions; hetet** Teaks° secumenstannot odium,
the vein() of. tbeei tremedies.take these as
they ereand' are , not onlY satiallod but grs*
fel.—flosecns "'Daily. Journal."
Do nothing in Shy passion.. Wig will Ulm poi
to no to Om tiolisco of . a Ilona? ,
, - r
Wumar Is of bill tamiitllito viable qat
vaulty Ow - ' ' . 4
A PROSY mania like the Oast of a mill Whoa
thoro Is so eora to grlad: '
t IT iirto
the , * v . ;tic
alok.