The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 22, 1857, Image 2

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PIATVIIIDATo AUGUST ,fiAlt 1837
BORDII, arc AT 1711VRIOti MAIM Or
IstsWassr.—Otsr recent suggestions. in 'relation te
tbe-passap„of a law against the sale of notes,
bonds, etc., at usurious rates Of interest, meets
with a favorable rupsnee. If the Independent
press will bring thisisetter up befir the people
in the right spirit, much can be effected-even this
year. Unfortunately, many of the journals of
tha.Stato ars so "heckled by party fetters, ea com
pletely ■t the beck and nod of petty, selfish In:
truth that they, are deaf to the calls of "principle
importantin a bailees* point of, Yiktlr, such as the
passage of slaw to, regulate the sale of melee,
bonds, etc. It would be useless to call upon them;
but to the Independent preu we look with cool:
drat, feeling assured that it will aid in pushing
on AU matter to IMMIX
.
Although we latest that we have a superior
•
system of Government, yetit seems to exist onto
in theory. We bath the foundadois it is true, of
at once a simple and highly beneficial system; but
upon It bas been erected, an edifice, insecure and
tottering. From bongoes to . the Legislaturei of
the semi' States, a system of misgovernment
has sprung . upif late years, hostile to the Inter
est, of the produCer, and mainly the'cairse of
each arnessry crisis which at almost regular in
tervals, visits the country. A Tariff system is
in operation which renders our Imports, heavier
than our.exports{.) The country is being drained
of its coin to pay for goods, the mass' of which
should be manutiretured in this 'eountry. If we
to our, State Legislatures for relief against
oppression, we meet hostility, and every law pis
sed Minn to be directly in opposition to the wish
of the people, and hostile to busineisinterests.
A glance at the policy of England, Pram"; in
feet, every nation' f Christendom, except our own,
reveals the feet that a prominent feature of It, is
'to encourage aid sustain bosinesso- As the
blood Of a nation's prosperity, holm' should
eels be. the' object of Bare and fostering. The
Bank of England keeps the rate of jptereet slows
- for the benefit of Witness. Louis Napoleon owes
' hie present flue position on the throne of France
to the efforts pet forth by him to Wimp the work
menst)llw
employed at remuneratia rates, and genes!
business prosperous . Nero *. folly ' aware of
the aeoessiiy of, adequate pro epee to ,boaluess.
•and ft is a mehtucholy fact that In ocoisoprence
of ours being e inisersibly governed country, isk ,
spite of our laUded system, w e - hare yet to turn
• that leison.
The fact is, ?here is entirely too little _attention
paid to the want* of the buyinees cominunity.—
Legislation has become a matter of hneineu for
private interests, in which the members permit no
thought of the public, welfare to intrude; sad
whose tole object is to "feather their nests" in the
shortest speee:of time. It is for reform in this
inetter"that we urge the independent press of the
State to moire! A different opinion In inspect to
the teleratioU of "shaving" practices, Must be
formed. A different Phase of morality, mast be
adopted by monied men,--those who noweiush out
by their usurious system, the vitality (rpm 'wildness.
Under the present system , of "shaving" toe, make
no tilstlnetioa bettreen the man Who practices
==l
--;and'tbe footpad who Gana the traveller of•ble
pniie,oe tho.bigb•iiiy. Caftan may render the
ono tolerate but conscience and an offended
God make rio dietinatien between •them.
Let this Matter be agitated. The independent
preis shouldi keep it before the eyes of the people.
Candidates for the Legislature sbould• be nomi
nated On the; principle that it is tinie,kmainess
were . protOoted from the Shylocks of:capital.
The ticket:lieaded;"dawn with shsving".would be
anocessful.wberiiir run in Pennsylvania.
Tux D . 4IIOCRATIC COISArt Trucac.—The Do.
mooraey hairs made ,their nominatio:ns. The Le•
itistative portion or it to composed of T. It. L.
Ebur, a genilerean with whom we are not Ref&
ciently acquainfOtt to tzpreso our opinion of his
fitness to ieprosenitibis County in the Legislature;
of M. Wearer, of Tama the least said the better—
we ono hardly think it poseihie that the people of
this County will elect biro; .end of C. Bliple, who
has not his superior in Schuylkill County for
ability in ma lug a thoroughly nonsensical speech.
For Prothonotary, D. 9ioetter, a good;lnan, has
beenoominated. For Reeordei, Levi Huber; also
Worthy of the flominetioa. For Register, C. Fe
ger ; a good selection. Clerk of thiQliartor Bea
lions, 0. tabu; do very well. For Treasurer, W
Fickle of itshlancl,.no relation we believe, of Cul
Fickle, late Skate Treasurer; s fair selection.
For ComMissfoner, Edward O'Connor; well known
to everybody, as a Democrat stiench in the faith,
and for many years, the head and front of the Irish
forces in'thie County : 7 He has been RIMIDSUCCOFS •
-
ful aspirant to °Metal pap 'and honors up to this
time. Eloine years since he was defeated for the
position to which be - has now been nominated, by
t3quire Kline, 4 and . now under the Same Beg, he
'has unhorsed Mr. Kline, u far as the reviler. no-
mination:is concerned. For Director of the Poor,
iNathan Bats. Th person is not fit for the of:
lee: One act at least of his life, condemns him.
Becoming incensed at a negro boy in hie employ,
he tied him to the saddle of his horse, mil thus
for several miles, dragged him into fiebnylitill
Maven, !It is not easy to say where the eruelti
would hire stopped bad he not been checked by
citisens,l* A suit grew oat of the occurrence,
which it still. pending. The' nomination of Mr.
Bats cause/ oonsiJerable dissatisfaction among the
Democracy. The single act to which we allude,
proves thatle is unfit for Director of the Put.
Eli nomination was effected by the cliqu'e that
rules the Alms Boor, and which has secured an
uneniiible notoriety for increasing; lhe mien.
sea of that Institution with shameful reakiessoese
Tbe tai -list of the county for couoty purposes
amounts to some $40,000, ofterbiob this year $2O,
500 her been appropriated to the Alms House.—
Under the present management We doubt not that
by next year, $30,000 will be tited to sustain the
Institution. The people cannot he blind to the es
travagence end miimenagement have
rill:Wised the conduct of 'the Poor Douse of this
eonotY, , and they may expect to me no abatement.'
while Such nominations are made u the one we
. are now Called upon to notice. For Auditor,
Weist.; . • We know;hut little of him.
The ticket is ialt, unetteeptionable—in fact it
would . 'be a positire disgrace to the County if
• portion of it shouMbe electod. It has not escaped
revere (niacin' e'en from member', of the Deme
eratio'parti. Considerable" dissatisfaction le esF
pressW3 not only with the character ore portion of
tho ticket, hiltillitt the fact that In framing the
ticket, the Demos:imp here actually disfranchised
• one-balf rot the County,..Frery. couididiteselect
ed;rMidos oast of - tho Centre Turnpike. -In tact
so wide spread throughout the County is the
affection in the Democratic ranks, that we should
not be mirprised it, See ',nether Democratic ticket
in the field, at leas(in opposition to that portion
of the regular ticket; which 1.34 - Say obnoxious to
ererY geed Democrat. When good men are
thrown aside for. the parpose of nominating men
week and hotting the respect of the eomniuni4,
it is !not surprising ; , that 'there should be some
kicking in the treat'. Analyse the ticket mini.
i 'noted, on Monday, and if Democracy as. a mails,
can gulp the whole of it down, they can 'wallow
any dose. , - •
Tait Pot rrscamin Coulson..—This College,
'tutted on We Square, Philadelphia on the
phial of the Industrial Cottages of Paris and Sr
lin, Words a thorough professional education in .
Civil, Mining and Mechanical Engineering, lir
dastrbd, Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry,
Metallurgy and Architecture. The College year
Is divided into three sessions. The drat or Au.
Mosul session of the year 185f-58 .beginson
Monday, Strptember - 21st; and ends on Friday,
November oth. The second or Winter session, ta.
gins on Monttay,. November 4th, and ends; on
•Friday, ibirch.sth. The third or Spring session
begins on ' Monday, Much 811 i, and ends on
Thinday, July lst.• The fee for the first year
mania ii redacted from $l4O to $lOO per sonnet.
. -
This is in consequence of the liberality of gentle
men by whom the original debt . of the College
has been liquidated. This is indeed, good news
for the Winds of lodustrul education in , the Key
stone State. We bay. watched the progress of
the Folytechnie College with interest. • No oda
t'mulooal institution in the State hes to a traitor
degree, our sympathy and good wishes, than this.
The annual announcement, Goldstein& fail hear.
Naito* u to Terms, Course. of Study, etc,. May
14 *bulimia on application to Dr. Alfred L *mt.
inuy,:Frieident el the Faculty. ' ; j ".
11I somentivuotHic , 149.; of>Bndfora coup%
b*tt 111481 afristot /Mee of dui ?hit.
1N1,161•41464 Dkit iil plers of Esp. Di*
Wilsof WAWA ‘r
Pozsonous WurseeT.Fols ' v „ore men une
been klUed in Ohio by strychn whiskey. 47
Tone of thousands or fib ln the. e ' m below the
, distillery in ,wbleb it is motorist - i•nl,. have died.
Thus day after day, items contalai l ag similar Lutel.
ligenee, roll; in upon • us. Tboul j ands of iseiin'
lives are snerilleed entitialliin . .thir countii by
the use of the poisonouistuff, and yet our people
madly oppose all rertrietiona to the progreis of a
find tbat corrupts our , young, kills the adult,
impoverishes mankind, makes widows and or
pilaus, dlls4o , nt prisons and almslhouses, (umiak
es victims iur the gallows,' ippltes the Ineandts-
ry's torch anti dethrones reason. Pick up a paper
from any section of the century, red the possibili
ty is, that the tint paragnTioll4 meets tke , eye, ,
will possess iteareerlinlier to. iie fallowing: •
A letter from Aiken, South Clrolina, 'tutu that
on the occasion of a local .1600 a in that town a
few days since, two men, who w re seen intoxica
ted during the 'day, were . kale .
.One Win.. R.
Randall, it is thouglet, fait frot
au embankment,
s
some twenty feet above and knoc ked out his brains
on ',railroad crors-tie. Ilis log and arm were al
so btoken. The other , man, obn Taylor, was
found - stretched at full length b tween the rails of
the road, with' his skull'fractur d, and quite dealt.
l'
The row -catcher is Supposed t 4 have struck him
*bile be was drunk lied asleep o n the trunk:
We could till columns with s miler "foot - prints
,3
of the Rum traffic:: The &inlayed anti vitiated
may enter at the warning nilwhich rise from a
portion of thertollll of this cou p ry, that possess the
courage and manliness to s k against the se
pli
cursed business Of selling RatO l t but we ask thoie
who are not wedded to the dath:dealing cop, to
look at facts which speak tram t-toagued against
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the demon of the wine goblet They Prove . that
hablut of intoxication bring In their train ruin and
death—that the bueiness of Rna-selling is the
most degrading to which • mac can descend. Is
the Roiliseller respected even by his victims?
Let their Curses 'ridging .. oat i from the maniac's
cell, or muttered on tbo death-bed, answer. ' The
business is vile; the habit tol which
,many steel. ,
lent men in other respects, helve fallen victims, is
ruinous: Will Parents ever, ails* the danger to'
which their sons are expo . by the, existence , of
, myriads of drinking dens ? Can the entities of
this community and this Ste e, ever be indueed to
effectuallyatill what 'has heretofore proved a by
dra-heatled monster? Nin4tenths of the crime
and poverty of the Cemmonsrealth, may be Atte ;
tutted to them of Rua:. Prohibition is the only
cheek that wifranswer. • Un f idl that is applied, we
may mourn- over man's fol nod. wretchedness T
'but we cannot afford relief. Until prohibition is'
enacted, the grog-shop kee
rule the roast, and the t
amity,_ for ii grist to their
• VIII' PIITIICAL POWS&
physical petier,which Eng! ,
transformation of the latent'
to settee forco is scarcely i
entitle Minds. Professor t nem, of the . Baited
States, tarnishes the follow ng estimates :—Tech
sere of a Coal seam, four. foot in thickness &a
yielding one yard not of re fuel, is equivalent'
to about 5;000 tons ; and s, therefore a re
serve of meehanixelstrengt in its fuel equal to the
life-labor of tnorothan 1,600 en. Each square mile
of one such single Coal contains 3,000,000 of
tons Of fuel equivelent to 1 000,00014,mi labor
ing through twenty years f their ripe strength-
Assuming for calculation at 10,000,000 of tons
out Of the present annual. products of. the British
Coal mines, acutely 65,000,000, are applied to the
pr!idection Of mechanical power, then England
annually summons to her aid an army of 3,300,-
000 , fresh men, pledged, to exert their . fullest
strength through terent4yeara. Her actual an
nual expenditure of power, then Is represented by
66,000,000 of able-bodied laborers. The latent
strength resident in the whole' Coal product of the
kingdom may, by the same process, be calculated
it more titan 400,000;000 f strong men; or more
than doable thO Smatter f' the adult males now
• 1 • r ,
upon the globe.
•••
ANATIONAL CHESS CI
ret i
v Brune • will come off
October. ' The first ob.
a don of a code of Jewel
itd a chess Tournament.
trial of drill is ten dot,.
e ,to be admitted who
any, player. The con.
Honda;, October sth.
tanepions amount to any
to number, they will be
ommenee their game Ai.
ire will be sared afreeib,
o remain. The winner
yr" off the chief prize,'
lied States Chiles Chard.
tom every State in the
their Intention of being
6 I
in particular, is looked
,
; he is stated to be able
itana_ously with his' eyes
-ow Livia.
in New York city next
jec aimed atria the farm'
andregulatiuna; the reef))
The entrance fee for thi
IN''. and Only those s•
never receive odds from
tesMnis ere to meet on
Shnuld tho minther of c
even nod easily devisabli
palrod off by lot, and e
maltencoatly ; the vilane
and sour', until onli te
ot i the last game_mill e
and Its considered the U m
pion. Eminent players 1
UPion have announced!
present. - One gentletha
fo i r with much euriosit
to play four gn►mes dm
61indtoldid. ,Ile bails
SaLr.lvistausx• Cat --Spencer, Field & Co.,
of New Orleans; hale urehased,from Itothermel
, ,
& Martin of l'biladelplhin, the right of Martin's
Fatent,Self.Weighing Cart, to be used in that ,
city both fur deliverin Cual, hay, &c., and for
delivering merchandi upon th e levee. The
price paid was $5000.' The utility of these carts,
weighing as they do, whatever is loaded upon
them with perfect accuracy, adapts them for all
varieties of purposes. Upon the levee 91 New
1
Orleans they will and uhtedly save the rebind.
ling of a veil deal of merchandise, independent- ,
Ily of their utility i protecting purchasers of
;Coal from imposition n the way' of short weight.,
These carts era :dread i fixed fact in ,Philader
phla, and are working their way upward, anti( they
will become universal Four Coal carts, and also
l a groin cart, made upon this patent, ere now be
ing made in Philadelphia, for the- purchasers of
this patent, to be use , in New, Oilcans.
Hour Fuss TRADt WORM—The NV. York.
correspondent of tha•liedgri., writes as follows:
The shipping hurl seskcontinues as mach de
. pressed as ever. There are now lying at our;
wbarres .750 vessels, exclusive of river craft, or
which 37 are ocean s earners, 188 ships; 130 barks;
104 brigs, add 300 scaooners.
The Onifpeiiods daring which the shipping in=
tercet of this country was depressed, has invaria=
bly occurred b ,..when the domestic industry of the
country was suffering from the want of eutilcien t
protection from Government. Before the passage
of the Tariff of 1843, when the' duties were down
to 20 per bent., the ships were absolutely rottening
at the ports of Nall:2'oHG The eommerce - dependi
upon the domestic p roductions
i 'of a country. If
they are large, commence flourishes—if diminish:
ed, commerce is diniinished In propo r tion.' 1
..k
111.11.11..1 1
BRITISH CotRAI--Tbe British coinage for the
year 1856, wait 4.80 ,159 sovereigns, 2,391,909 half
sovereigns, 2,201,7 0 florins, 3,168,000 shillings,
2779i920 slzra , 95,040 groats, 4,158 four
ponces, 1,010,298 iree-pene4, 4,720 two ponces,
and 7,920 silieiqo i mee. The total value of the
;AL coined bat year was 24,002114, and that-of
the silver coin 1462,528, the real coat or vaide of
Oa metal having I been £431,609. The , copper
Coinage of 1856 included 1,212,288 pen e s., 1.942,
080 .half penci, 1,7,71,392 farthings, and 913,920
half fariiingo' , , malting a total value of 2143,717.
The purchase viilUe of the copper was only 173,
824:• Last yea! 234,200,871 ouneea of affair eoin
were purchased f r recolnage, at a nominal value
i
of 2.677;350, and the mini Value at ss . . 6d. an
outioe, , beini 2802 446, le follows that, the Lou by
recoinage was .27 ;104. •
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Tali 01110 ST•TIf TREJJATICk DIPALCATION.—It
mnoeuill to $57 4 / 1 354 6S, and John 11. Breslin,
the tonnes Stale Treasurer, is proven to be, a
defaulter to that amoint, Gibson,the late. Tromsn
rer, claims that instead of being in arrears one
his Own secount,lbe bar a balance of
. $16,000
v l
due hilt by, the State , and there can . be little
doubt that he be ante the victim- of a desire to
screen his relsti , Breslin. , The fitter has fled
to Windsor,
_or. ving reached hi Catu4ls, wham his fetidly has „joined
ow ls
him. A r him that a Cin.:
Monad Olin would be sent to secure his sp
rat,' be armed h i !itself thoro o tighly with pistols,.
knives, etc., to resist. It is ssid . that it will be
inipossible to ;scorer any of the motley lost
through him.. ;• , " •
HOPE PHXYA X Suiriro.—The Church of the
. ,
EpiEhaay at Philadelphia, • has procured new
pastor, in the' Parsonrof the Rev. W. 0. Preotli,
of Booth Carolina, In the room of Dr. Ting,
who was disniisSed List fan, for prattling the
heretical doetricM of the New Testameet, which
bears testimony a igaltat slavery.- The Reverend
gentleman who lies the place of:Di. Tyng,ao:
coiding to one of our exchanges, is a slarebolder
from a 'district I.llfah, by the census of
contains a whit¢ popolatlan of 37;171:; AmOng
the *bites
,thure aro 728 who, cannot reset or
The co ton nierabsote of Phikulelphts,
attached to the Epiphany, "are handsomely suit.
ed In their no . 'teeter, oridoutstedly.
Cvire
isoilati a.;-The . Providence ' Poet, tett
th et 11101311.10$ 1 Mrs. One ningitauee lisit {vague-
aims *an no t - failure e..: Ohs set wit, to be eos.; I
fined; nod lieu I cooodod *lto trebly: Albe le not; 1
himivOr t fp a 'qui 'poaitlO?O,"4lltroliiitaio':
fon to allOw li4TUi iNi ki k t . o 0,,g4 , - '..-
Duna SOUlnt*
' I '
rait iiirsisolittUastars Sur Amidst contairilini 4 OSlM
artiebaan Mato, operations. etet. 'This pratal pq
Hon N editald by W. J. Mooney find pnbilidieti by Jobe
I.?row;=Broadway, Arne York ::
' Tnit W2mlntriants odttkin or
thirjaly numbs* of ibis Review bas been Issued by Lea
`lian4 Scott k ik Felton dreet, New York. Ma con
tents rubies revers] intwiestina prperr. Subscriptions
Yo n it th e celebrated kusitsb Reviews and to Blackwood's
are received at Barman's.
liissykter ally. John Powell, farsorterat mars •
resident of 31(no:stifle, was drowsed ai 31t Carmel last
peek. ' ' '
Baroygh Quoted did not ennuis on Tuesday
oTeldui lit, lu'etutseeinentu at i quer* ntttut
!tort nod being Present
AreA Gerretra rump Nostpip win commence
on Alonday, 31rt log., one mile below Orwlgsburg, near
the row; leading to IleKaanabung.
Nr. &Harm of illitervile, has entered an action
against the Mine Hill R. if-Company, for attempting to
lake my * lateral which nu ; from Ills foundry, and by
um* of ihkh he m111;174'81 bla working materials to
mid from the tbundry.
*7 0n and aster totriorrow the. Presbyterian congrer
tattoo under the ognisterialcbarge of Mr. Marla% wall
tro'rship In the blinding an Mutat street, kraml.l oe•
cuipied by the congregation of the Second Methodist
Episcopal Church.
. .
*A dasigAter of Mr. Win: Marts, of this Bomngb
aged 8 years, was an Monday last,nectdentally preelette
tad trout the phi= of tier krther'a radian* to the pave•
went. Although much bruised by the fan, fortunately
ao Donee were broken, and the child is convalescent
:q-Deatk ow tie Reading Railroad...On Saturday last.
Thomas Victory, while it Ls thought, In an intoxicated
condition, laid down on tbs track of tberßautteg Dail•
wild, mar Schuylkill Duren, mu ran aver bra train
and cut in two. U. leaves a Wife and fatally. lie had
attended the Democratic delegate . election on that day.
rbie ',bleb Ti used In, building the Clay .
Monument, and width three its eamplation; bas lain in
the - street at the foot cattle bill, Is now being greeted at
the flontlowest corner of Centre and Matrantfingo streets
-;•Yeger'soorner. It is large in its proportions, and Tlll
,wben In position, rim one bundled list oboe* the pat*
aunt. It will bethrmounted by an Indian. •
'1 Kirin addition to muzzling the worthless earl that
Infest the streets of our liorottgli; we think that a bowel-
Wr penalty !night be inflieted upon them. • Ninotentbs
of them should hare their fel/sent off does behind their
earn. No one would coder by it. Any one • will -defend
a good animal, but a thieving, yelping, slinking ear is
an abomination which should b. dispensed with. „
1 Sir Dreamed in the &Westlt Marg.—On Saturday
but, George WastelT, who had attended the Itentoeratit
delegate election at Schuylkill Maven, returned to .bls
house near that Borough, In a state of Intoxication.—
tberis be became Involved In a ditleull s y with his
elk and in a fit of anger ran hum the hinter. and threw
himself into the Cozal. &Owe he could be extricated, he
drowned. „
y will coatinua to
umoerstib party ery,,
in.
or DIGLIsix--The
• nd derives from the
power of Hit Coal in•
• • neeivabte by amt.
- •
rErfprolary•—On Thursday night the liquor store
Of Maley & Callaghan, to the "Silver Terrace," this 80.
'tough, was entered by a burglar, through the wlndow
over the door. Thrteileer after theroughlyysneacking
the place, deiamped with a divide of bottler of brandy,
two of claret, two boxes aciptv, and some money which
had been left Ins drawer. It is not known who perpe•
trated the robbery.
rd. The practice which has been re
heretotb, tolerated
of permitting pip to run at large in the street's. of this
Borough; should be checked. it la not only annoy*,
but we suffer "considerably, in the eathastion of glib.
gem, who naturally conclude that we are not as partite
!kr and dimly In our eustoeup as wershould be.l Pea the
.1 1 pigs and decimate the curs. Both are consuilmattons
earnestly wished fOr.
•
Starr& Ifoskington Keogers will. hold a intllttry pie
' nk. on Weider afternoon next. In Ifuengllng'' s woods,
at the 'Bull's Bead, near this Borough. Capt. /tones
and his fellow-offlcers, hare mad* the most est : entire rip
rangementski thsaemenutodation of the gnats expected
to be present and We bare no doubt that thei affalrerdl
be one of the most pleasant of the PessOn. The Pottirille
'Brass and Stidng Bendy bare been engaged "ir the wa
nton.' A door win be laid for those who wish to trip it
on the, right fantastic toe..
KO' The days are not only groulng shot tell bet cooler.
Doting the "reek an Autumnal tempera re bap **-
Janata with os.. Yesterday was all that eon the easi
est .grumbler at tleasenk favors; could
cool and i)lessant. Oar meteorological record for the week
la as follows : '
P. R • P. n.a.taigyn_tiOrris!..
race
flimsy!canto IklL , INUrriLle.l
g 2 P. M. 7 M.
Bat., , Aug.l6,-82 0 84° *GP—cloudy.
Mon " 17,-72 82. 80
Toes., " 18,78 72
,
Wed, a 119,-72 52 . ' / CS
Thus.,' 20.-68 74 • Ind
" • 21,-66 7b ' 177 "
ifirDeraopt Candy fAmveniiors.—The . Demogratie
Conventlifbibr the nomination of Collll+ ticket, met
at Itr.hoyliali Ibsen on MOaday last. After a passage at
Jinni between Messrs. Member and Wetherfli—rrused by
the litter named gentleman occupying the chairman's
position upon the bare suggestion that he should be
called to It-1n which • tahiti suffered to some or eat,—
r zealous these new fledged. democratanre—Mr. - J t E.
Hretraon—a singular position for the County Behool
perluteadent. and explanatory in a measure of the cause,
of the general charges throughorit the County of his ;
neglect of official dullea'—was called to the chair:
The iblicnring ticket which was nominated. indicates'
a triumph for the Cake portion of the Democracy of tile
County:— •
Lanistarrinf.—T. R. L. Ebnr, Wearer and C. RIP:
pie.• ,
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Paarnoaeralt—D. Sbnener.: • .
Reenanve.--Leol Huber.
• Rzaisra..—C. roger.
Was OP Q t VAITIX-acssecrsc-11. Rahn
TILSAIONZIL,M. Male.
Commainoxii.—y. Olkeztor. •
Drwrlnt or me Poor.—Nathap
Avarron.—fiaorge Webt.
1,
Ofh•Distrcesiny ttexerrence.— Cu of hat weelF,
a blacksmith of New Castle, this County, named Jona7
than Boardman; aged about EA ;Oars, started tm a gun:
1 ?
ning a d fishing excursion, up the,Mahanoy Valley, l
eiimpa y with a friend, an Engllslunan, named Wllllain
West. ' While traveling through the brush-wood, whlCh
Is ver thick on the MOuutalna, the trigger of West's
gun caught; the gun dlecharged,and the contents con- .
sating of eleven buck-shot, edged In Boardman's Me,.
killing him instantly. Beardmore' dying exelamaUon:
: . .
was, "what will become of met", f ,
West, horrorstricken at the ecturrenee, sought aselst,'
slue; but confounded with gild' and the suddennese6sf
the event, did not reach NewiCastle until late at night:
Ile was then in lo s e:cited a eindition, that he founder
utterly impossible to Inferni the friends of Beardnien
at what point the accident took.place. Parties lovie4er c
turned out to search for the body, and the following lay
It was diseotervd; Boardman leaves a Wife and eight
children who were dependant upon him ihr support.:-;
West, the innocent cause of the distreeideer allair,has
conducted himself since the day of the occurrence, MI
one bereft of reason. so interne labia grist Persons ILI,11{•
not tetoo careful In the use of eremites. When gunning,
a nutnlshould never lower the mum& of a gee, except
when taklugalm. WherionikTig, espoxially in compplY,
the mWule should always be kept elevated.
red .Preackney..—Tbis lands.* doing gad is
now being practised In many of our cities and large
towns. The object le to reach the many who absent
• themselves habitually from the regular services of the
*actuary. decoking to the, tilt ennui( of ,the United
States there h not room In Protestant churehei tbr More
than one hatter ruir population, even on the sapposßloll
" that they were all Oiled to their *roast espaelty, uhleb
every body knows Is far trout being the feet. This Start.
ling truth is `corroborated by estimates made in dike**
parte of the eduntry. It is stated, tbr aloottior the
report of the : Philadelphia Tract Society; that there: Is
scarcely Mori)) icons In that large city fOr,crturthirri'.of
Ite.popalathei. Whet then shall be done to meet the
sulk f Illany of thaw who neglect the word *preached
In the sanctuary; lire and die in practical heathinisus,
as the daily reieek of mines fully attests. To the bouts
of and they wilt not come; tut they may be reached 'An
the public 'haste. One %reign mindoniries find it ne
emery In orderl to res . & the masses, to address the ow
the Wrote, wh*ever and when** they mu. ShoUld
we not do the manse for the destitute of our own land
. whom woman* otherwise reach t '
Wind Was the prattles of Christ and his AposUest
The itailonr net only addressed the =WOW& • in'the
temple and In the synagogues , but also from the
bsin aide and 'tire sea shore. Pant preached from allem
II111" arid also solo the market daily to them that Met
with him". pr preached from Solomon ' s porch, :sod
from house to ornie.
The Olinda' religion and good order will no doubt
be glad to born that this excellent and apostolie mode
of dolig gookture been commenced in this piano. ; The
Rei. Z. 31. t nif, of Itorristown,"addreseni a large near
her cif our people on Monday evening last, from a *o4_
ti! pwlpft,.f workmanship Olds own .hands. The
meeting wee held at the east end of the ILerket; House,
Market Street. The Rev cis Messrs Gray lad Steck, took
put In the exorcises. The mod preset order prevailed.
The peddle Will be phased to learn that all 'evan
gelical putorstof Pottsvitle, approve of sod" a wink; and
' . 115134 be expected to units tick effortsfor Its cordial***
Another appotsbnent has been made for Monday even
ing nett, at it 'clock Market Streit as bathes.' • 'The
ik pima fake notice. . ,
, • (ibr at Miners' :roaring
iltreat Preaching ha St. CWs.
rdr. bpstoa i—We were visited yesterday, (Wcilunetty)
• ; by the Rev. Mr. Long, Agent for the AsneriMis Tract So
, cheer.. This gentlemen seems lo be going Arent "doing
good." Os bpi ant sal bent he ealkd on the *sand Mitt
hrtenrot the piece, requesting their cooperation ins Self ,
Ilk* to he brill in the main street of our Bortmgh the
• mune eavainE, We mat ateordtur I...agreement, at 7%
O'clock, and bad quite a large, and very ordertimseting.
After singing a hymn, and offering a abort prayir,' the
Meeting was *teemed by Long and anyielt The
pada:Mental truths of the gospel revs presented to the
. prople,!wd 11, its reason to hillev,e;Makt W iiet;nrrit!" en.
ter &elm* h:itrd the word of cite.
ftestiepitrißls character, idea frVeitijoitaut.ted,
~ *bin** lent an *l ll . * misted to l e t t T o 1 1, 1 P t g
bolded Oft mgochilly In Mb Region, ;:
I senbet conunnikancra, that Ms treekmay meet .
Ibe piblieveoutd risotto thatemast Otrwitgalby ant
gAtterdied wttleh it dee*** Iteertily "dater Obr geed
`Matt Ood 11404 Yee Mt :Uttar, - • • ,
' , 'Bl; Atte, ' ' W: ifighett.
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1 ISDIVIDIVS
fond tifitirs.
MA PASTE MID MUM
. 4 jaPEagene Sus is dead:
Jl2l3•The peach crop is Bna _
Sagaris tilling in priee..
jr,,l3"l"opulation of Bastin, 15,000.
fitirtabliette, the basso, is not dead. -
Airlhera are 200 'rarefied *Omens In 80e•
top. , ' •
1/41`The Yelle4Bprinp halm beensoloi tar
$7430. 1 • -
111111111* Delaware •Onands,
.pnient, Whh
Ilue *bite pereb.
, -•
• Itieribere are ' 2022 paupers In the .Pltiladel•
Oda alms bouses
itt-PhUadelpbla last neehnir—lll
bop Yea. b3B. ,
• illlrb'lVilmotm la the title of a Club la als
tones in Tamaqua.
JeenDiairboppers are very troublesome In New
'Stray thlt esap{in;• 'T
1081iA,girrel of lour will aridte 300 peandsof
bread ; 1,900 ounces. •. - •
_PeOple run great risks , In . eating crats . st
Ibus•ae:Mon of the pin, • •,-
P. T. Barnum and family are residing to
the suburbs of. London. .
:Ott Th ere Is a mat : la. Norfol k, Va., by the
name of llarkeret Ram •
jl2llritealf;lbei artist, has 'purchased rs head
some residence to Chicago. • • • . .
Andentnn, Pg., his Interline the edi- .
for of the oPenneylvanian." • •
ji*Tbere are one hendred. paupers In the
Daopbin county poor boast. , •
-W-Tbe whole amount of property, in Spring.
6e 1 valued nt .213,011T20. , . •• •
The wife ,of Coombs died at
Lexinaton, Ky.. on blandly; •
beer Daniel idoCollins was accidentally killed
Port Clinton last week'. .•
..gerlbe yearly expenses of tbe Chicago Post
uflic amount to about $74,000. ' •
. .
Jar- Population of Ilidependanek 310., 2903.
Pelee of city property, $1,344,988.
404 314sers. 8, P. .9 G. IL 81y,' well ktiown
millers of Rochester, have suspended.' - . -
,118Plienjemin Height and Sererly Robinson,
prominent New York citizens, are dead. ' "'•
Iforace Mann has recommended to the'
teachers of Ohio to abstain from tobact4'. . .
jetrOia the 4th olJuly there were ice-Made-re
mnining ;n Marquette Bay, Lake Superior.
p4rln character, in , manners, in style, in all
things, the supreme excellence is Simplicity.
.ifffie-Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Drew' make their first
tippearttnee at Cincinnati on the let proximo.
.APPNew Bedford, the great oil port, is lit by
gar!-the mine winning-Supremacy otter the i.e. •
IfiffrA new pang Is booming popular. It is
ealitid,'"rhe Jolly Old Porter .of Bark/way flail."
`John Y. 'Masao wishes to stay u minister
to Prance until he eau pay hiadebts out of his
cainty.
Air Geerge Ifelmbeld, tint Tellerof the West
eini Bank, Philadelphia, committed suicide on
Sunday.
ASS - Dr. Thomas Diet, anther of the 'Chris
tiatt,Philosopher," is dead. Ho had reached his
83d year.
SW-Tho 41h day of September next, will be
the one hindreth annirmary Of AD• birth of
LafaYette.
Igl,'•l4dlle. Craver, a distinsuished sal sift%
ed ;pianist, from London, expects to resit Ottani/on
try? this fall. • '
$ 9 /Prifehlwd J. Turner.,the well known ballad
ellser„ died sadder/17145t week, at Sykesville,
near Baltimore. •
)10 -In New. rork and Brooklyn ono bandrai.
liquor dealers boos Win arrested for refusing to
shpt up shop on Sunday. .
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•fitlii•Delhl has been 'aged to the groold,t—
Thirty tboueand lives were lost, consistiolig of
men women and children.
is estimated that the total prodeers of
the Mexican minus sloee the conquest of Corti?,
mount to $11,760,00000.
!Jar•••The .4ateriette pallet of Portamoutlr will
never surrender. •It toes—" For President (until
elected), John CI Fremont."
1,120` The portrait of Jam% Hays, which was
seized for debt the other day ID New York, has
hewn restored to the CitY . ,Hall.
I ikerThe engineLchigh ran daring the month
of July, Grub° Lehigh 'Piney Road, 2,392 miler,
and hauled 2,788 loaded nd 2,433 empty, cars.
oa-lion. Alciander McCaltuont, a pioneer of
Weetern Pennsylvania, died at Franklin Pa., on
thel'.loth inst., aged 72 years.
13 - 11.a1f do stud' put forth in Almeria' jour
rrals seforeign correepondence? is etimptied in this
'country; from London pape rs.
j1612 - 111r. Crawford is still in London. A 'pit
eateletter; dated Joel 31, reports that there is
hope that his life may be spared.
1. "ger Iltdiri'Velib Cushing trade a valuable do-
nation last week, o 7 some five hundred rids:lmes
10 the Public Library of Tfewboryport.
la -The rolling mill of Seyfert A Melfaank.in
Reading, after an intermission of some nine
• nionihs, rl hen again gone into operation.
Ao Texas the Vigilance Conintitteu are do.
ing a somewhat heavy business in ridding the
country of horse-thieves and murderers.
i'plr More than twenty-eight millions of specie
have thus far in 1857, been exported from N. York,
fan excess of eight millions over last year.
JllstrA race has been made between • the horses
Charloston and Nicholas, •to take 'place cm the
IFashion course, Long Island, the coming fall.
1 1 .,//arThe season is unusually' healthy all over
j the country. Have our frequent storms anything
jto do with this purification of atmosphere? -
I,662`The Postmaster General bait decided tbs.
• the seller's price - mark, on the dy leaf, of a book.
soot by milt, subjects the whole to letter postage
• Off`Rev. Peter Sanborn died at Reading, Nuts..
Aug. 8, aged 99.. Ho was ordained is that place
June 7, 1790, but retired from the telpicia 1820.
priP A large number of Orr Ines who joined
Walker la his 11 icaraguan raid, are now cooneyleca
and homeless isliew York and neighboring cities.
far The . while clamber oretnigrants- arriving
at New York, during July wits 27,192; being ten
thousand aloe hundr.d more than arrived in July,
1856. . -
• 7Tho Improved Order of Red Men are ma.
king extensive preparsticns (Or an imposing pro
cession at Lancaster, Ps., on the 21st of October
next.
gel - jatnes IL Clay gives is splendid , barbecue
to the Detnoceita, in honor of his election to Con.
gross: Accommodations are provided fur 20,000
people. . 0
Of-The Junior and Rainbow , Fire Companies,
of Reading, Po., are making pretarations to join
is the firemen's. parade. in Philadelphia, in Octo
ber next- :
,P 1 `There ore more than twenty cities the
Uniwn whose municipal expenses every year ex
ceed those of the Federal Uovernment tattler
Waahlrigton.
fter-The famous baby,'Of Which Mrs. Cunning.
him areas sot the mother, is' now at "Barnim's
Museum," with Its mother, both being u wall es
could be expected.
Afreand Mrs. Etlivard L. Davenport are
members of the stock company of the Arch street
Theatre Philadelphia. The theatre has been
beautifully refitted. • .
XlT'Signor kinidi the well Armin Italian tenor,
died a few days Ago, in Albany, of consumption,
and in.poverty. leaves wife (a Baton; lady)
and several children. I 2
; pracneral Busles seatin the Senate will be
tiled br„Ex-Ooverntii; J. Pinckney Henderson, the
intimate friend end former partner of Gen. Rusk,
in the practice ()flaw. .
Or An exchange, spenking of the present
10 0
heavy grass crop, say is in strikinecontrast to
Hutt of last year, who ;farmers had to lather
IL and eat it with tiros° . , ; i
i ffiff•George Preeth has been committed to
Wean in Philadelphia, 'to answer the charge of
murdering his nephew, Wm. Lee Smith., -A &w
-ily difficulty was the cause. '
SPA professional brother, of Region, has
forwarded to the Jersey City "retired . physician
whose sands of life have ! rawly run," • cask of
tine beach sand to supply the y 1163001.
,ffillsThe city authorities of Rookiik, lowa, are
sesveitiug the hotel registers, and ishen they find
&stranger has pissed *bitty days there, they
charge him two dollars kir street improvements.
pirA man named Lowman recently tried to
send his daughtei—rt girl le years of age—to the
House of Refuge in Cincinnati, because stur refus
ed to remain au inmate of a drinking saloon ' and
band over•her earnings.' lle did nos succeed,
though.
p•Tbe editor of theDabuque (Tows) ,Trifrae
says that "a man who ain't afraid of mutton in
these bard timer, especially milliners atal - mantua
makers, I. daring eaough for a Nicaragua
baster."
1137-It is doted that Otero are 100,000 Ger 4
mane in i the citY or New York, and that they
hare twenty places or public worship, over filky
schools, On book stores, and doe printing em,ab
lishmenta.
odir•A; few date , since, blosea Culbert of Ches
ter township, Delaware *aunty, removing
some sail, about three felt below the surfsee
found a large roll cola, bootleg date 1691- 2
George II of England. • "
sublime thought, is the
'determination that the itrst telegraPhie message
across the ocean, in ease of sueeess, should be
"Glory to Clod in the highest; on earth, peso;
good wi t toward moo" •
xer-Ati epidemic called theßlack Tongne, bee
made its appeerenee among the children of N. Y.
City. It is not fatal and seldom troublesome.—
It is lapposedio arise from the free osier berries.
There have been symptoms of it here.
AfrA Medicine, scientifically end skillfully
eompounded, which makes no endue pretessions,
"and is reeve:Mended by citizens of the highest re
apectabßity, deserves the patronage of the public.
Such * medicine is the Oxygenated Bitters, faiths
cure of Dyspeptia.in all its forms.
!`Masonic dißieultiee In 'the State of New
York have existed since the year 1849. Two
bodies there claim to bathe Grand Lodge. Stren.
none °forts have been made twireeencile the an
tagonists. Both Grand Lodges have appointed
committees which together unanimously agreed
upon'ertietes of union.. These were, adopted by
one Lodge and merely ,registered by the other—
Thus the matter stands:in abeyance.
POLITICAL.
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Tut Denteerste wrfl here a Inikrolitynt stekisfla the
tient Natlonel Muse. ' • , •
anal Casten har been nomtnated bye. Republkens
in Phlledelptileour their ctudldate ibr Judge of the
Vend Of Common Plena.. . .. -i
• NISI winter, for the that time Anse 1826 or 110, a
Tare containing a' Danocrttle majority, wit as
sem leaf Frank flirt, the capital of Kentucky.
Juniata Samna, in view of Paciteel beck out,lit
tetngted to indite the following verse:
..0I Tacker le the eandldate—
' ' fici eloquent and Witty. -
• " midis a "busttit" Gorernor, -
". Kith the help of 1 4 13emntittee." '
Mg. Tleskstatner, the Strafghtehtist, bon a political I
pilgrimage throngteed the' tate, preaching his ilicorfte
political doctrines to chipty, beveling: Will hot some i
case who feels an interest in' the man, call bleu Acme
hunt his foolish upderingt," take Alm to at the "side
door,". end administer some Manilas opiate", *Sidi will
keep him quiet for a mouth or twol--geet. rb. Rep. •
With Mends . Draucts62 Colunstil Knidaring
... ••, • - • t i rsteallaftbepiallirimma: • •• • •
3.•trqtes the iftme otilteptatitesces - • -
lat
44=airlima* tlaipsoploar late abialleta,
i7tta is rala4 ••• • • •-•-• •
the Alpha alai the Oza. UM *twin sad
W oad rituahrlt lkoaaagri all hitaq.st Dom? •
ash; Omar Want n •
*bp •••
ril:==f=lem
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• Sat: al Pitossatit—A run . t editorial of the
that-lest* Airreeritties the aeldolued Partgroffil_ •
4. W• flo Wager out People. The papier( mantra
sad Was. (little' ars ati distinct and separate peoples its
exist on the Ohs. "it is not porOble our ,judyssuat
to keep due* together ander terms of equality. ' Ors pt
;beat east he muter. The louitable roam of =MP
proclalue that the mastery must be with the North.—
The under, of the North in the Union must be the
Ss of the rough. Not only every principle of liberty,
• wad tgamistbond, Witte brute Instinct of selfirreuelii
• Ma pies bikes the. South -the *tern silternatine.-0-
' *NU therlialob Dr dluadve IL -lot ourselves we have
deapett.dofrifgsiasit. Tor thirty yea*s this papa
hest idranted to was its tabu/tattoo ..wesistebt-velth
the eights of tbetufttt. the Conatititioll hirtow auto
er,i sod sectieuilisut aeon potebt :end /drupe thaner.
er. Ihiffate eras -Chiefs, in ear jedement.,te auefrd.:--
-• aus/ be efirrhexf. - We boa bike aeantity, and sea) ,
Warn thicabestrelike,bat arafeeprerna a certainty as
beerifabh as the rolling If the erasure. It only a gore.
lion of thee.' •We have net dons it. When - tape
Mahn Comes to write Its spitapb.it will say: .1(1Md
bythe aggresdre injustice of the North, and the Igno
ble subudesion of the Sealtb!" Although' he Injustice
of the North did beat upon Its proud terriers, they
voila never bare fallen but for the June delinquency of
the South in not ndrut bar power to protect her rights
end enforce the Constitution until it wet too late--too
late tbr the llntori.-but not tie late, we truer, for her
own solvattoe.. Upon which section of the Thelon *lll
rest the deepest sworn of future generations, It is not fur
us to *a ticipate."
• Amerlean.ltepublleaft Nosallsta i •
none. .
Gomsour.:
DAVID WILMOT, of Bradtbrd county.
•
CAISAI COXIMIXTOWSZ:
I,IILWARD, of Philadelphia.
JAkileil 3 1;11 13
3 ,301 Tay3 .
saa
rtt • too= 1:
NSEIII. J. LEWIS, of Chester county. -
Democratie State Noaituatleam
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NI111101) 84:1 4 gri a l u N z Ik. Cb rt :;4er county. . 1 ,
•
611PluM J:
IVILLTA3I BTRONO I7DO , B la oas wont/
JAMES THOMPSON, of 'Erie moot/.
rA Coss roe DTSPAPSIA.—Proviii Iron.
Solomon .roole, frost Verstottt.—Ws.szttstreo , s, D.
C., June I.—Dr. George B. Orceit-..D6A1l Ste
In your dote of this morning, you askos"frirlin
expression of my opinion Id roma to your Med
icine, milled Oxygenated .Bitters." It affords me
pleasure tepstote, that froni the experience I have
bad, In outing a leveret attack of Dyspepsia l!
my owe fatally, arid-. from trite wonderful lee
which it hail produced in other - end more Sore
eases, ittisingon families of Members of Conran
with whom I em nequainted,l think It an isro/n
-able medicine, and hopeihat such eirculati hi will
be given to it as will bring it within 41te reach of
all who are'afilicted with that dietressing tooled:.
Respectfully yours,
• .'• S. FOOTS.
Seth W. Pottle A Co., IES, Washington Street,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where. • •
j-WNIOUN G. BROWR, Druggist, Agetit for
Schuylkill County.
, .
"EDITORS O>S DR. CiIOOSWELL'S SALT:'
AL Perfect Bubitttute for the Lancet,
, Leeches and. Bilateral
Instead of being a panacea for ail maladies, it
'has control over but ONE MALADY=4:eIt but
.ONE AlM—accomplishes but ONE THING, to
wit; evacuee 111 1 / 4 1111111ATORY Disease—That.
ever be its form or locality:—whether in the ! head;
throat, cheat, abdomen, extremities or ! skin.
Every fore of isglasnatation (but no other disease) .
is subdued by lies easily as fire is extinguished
by water. Is It asked, how it does .this?—eimply
by restoring the lost balance between the fluids
'and solids. Such is its potency, aid like vaccine
matter, it . requires. merely what adheres to the
point of a quill dipped into a solution of it, to
affect the entire system.
Offes intrinsic nohow, de enlightened contatunity,
Dad wet tAe discoverer , nstist'bc tie judge.rttn s can, $1,60 en easr.ai—rates VZ rat Imams.
Four, months ago, this mysterfZus medielr,e was
submitted tiiihe tribunal of an intelligentpublle.
In that short period, nearly five itnndredleditors
and, publishers (in the U. S., Canadaa, Brit
ish Provinces and England) have,personally test
'efl or. witnessed its fficaily in ingtanonatory
easel; and have pronounced it the most valuable
medical discovery of this or any proceeding 'age.
This .enlightenedlitry of hie hundred ,reliable
men, by their unbiased verdict hare given the
Andphlogistie Salt en established oharicier, as
will be seen by the following brief extracts:
- 'Prose the Boston Trundler,
"We think the following testimonials from pub.
fishers, wio received the Salt in payment' hir ad. I
vertising, entitled to higher considerntiOn and
more confident*, thin the certificates *inertly
attached - to advertised medicines."'
Lynn 'Reporter, !lass.—‘"The new *o4llollle,
the Antiphlogistio. Salt, is rapidly working its
way to popular favor in this city—having cured
Rheumatim, Pined'', Rush of Blood to the
Band, croup and Bronchitis.", -
Lawrence SentinefOroes.—"ltla a lure' remedy
for Inflammatory Complaints." 'S •
• Huntington Journal, Pa.—"lt stands !unrivall
ed in Inflammatory Diseases," ) •
Norway Advertiser, Me.—" All 'who bare used
the Salt have derived 'the most beneficial effects
• from it."
Piketon* Joann!, 0., reified by Jim. E. S.
boater.—"We con say from experience, it is an
excellent remedy for headache, Neuralgia, Ague
and Palpitation .of the fleart—indeei4 we are
mire it will do 'a it protheses, and wi so God
speed the new inediehte." i% • 1,
Jeffersonville ' Democrat. led." 11 has cured
several cues of Rheumatic.:., Bronchitis, Erysipe
las and Canker."
Lewiston dticorate. Me.—" Oar journeyman was
'cured of severe Neuralgia in otaor eek.!
PAiladelpkia Herald, • Pa.—"lt growing
very popular here." . •
Liberty-Town Lbunserl, Ald.;—lt has Onreallu
more and Intlaminatory.Eutaiwous Diseases."
Wayareville Visitor, o.—UVro know it Subdue!!
Fevers, headache, Toothache, and local paint--
working silently but decimally . ."
AnOther editor, -by letter :to Dr. C,, lap :—I
know of several who and using it with great bene
fit, but unknown to their family phykicuins, whom
they do not wish to oireadl I
Another—"l have a dyspepticlur 3 years
—bare taken the Balt lour weeks, and lam entire
ly cared."
- Another—"A son of mine, subject to Pits from
boyhood, used the Bait one toduth, and is well."
• Maryville Tennessean., Tesa.—"ll is a 'ohm
ble substitute for Venesection and Blisters."
- Boonsville Observer, o.—"ln Fevers and In
llainqmtory Rheumatism, it is invaluable."'
,Pcias-Cirietian Tinges, Mies.—" The editor cured
of Rush of Blood to the Head."
_ly'estern Chronicle, Kg.—" Every man should
have it in his family."
Down-Easter, Me.—" Dr. Coggswell's Silt has
wrought 'great. owlet."
American Eagle; /ad.—"lt has been useesue
oem.slully in Nervous Headache."
Another , editor,
.by lettor:—"One of our com
positors bait taken )t for Pleurisy and heartburn,
and is loud In Its praise."
Another—"lt Is very popular with the ladies in
Nervous and Pamela Complaints."
Another:—"lt is the hest' Remedy forPever
and Ague ever used in the West." •
Another.:—My wife has long been afflicted with
Intiimmation of the Lungs and a hard Cough;
the has alai the Salt less than one! month, and
her campliints are wholly removed."'
Another:—"One of our physicians! wigs up In.
1110 C at it, it: the face of a Nouralgie cure in my
own family, ythich be witnessed. 'He says,faith
wrought the cure. I told him, faith or no faith,
the Salt ham done what be could no/ do."
-Another:—"A child of mine dangerously sick
witrOcitriet Fever, wee quickly cured' with the,
li," •
1...emi0 Co. Banner, Y.—"We know !tin all
it professes to be."
Newark Timer D.—"lt is an excellent remedy
fur Neuralgia,' liesTlache, Inflamed Eyes, and Ca.
Ural. it is indeed a_4treat discoinry; and We
say, 'Tremble, ye disciples of Ittoulspitte
' Another, by letter.—"My wife has been eared.
of Zellamation• of the Womb and distressing
'Piles."
Another- 4 00r town clerk has had tbreSpine
Complaint for 6 years—has used Only , one box
and is well—and a member, of hie family was.
eared of Inflammation of the Kidneys from the
, same box." •I I 4 .
Another—"A inn* of Chronic, Rheumatism
cured In three weeks." I .
Palmyra Sentinel, N. Y.—"lt tins cured the
most virulent form of Salt Rheum."
Jefferson Co. Union, N. Y.—"livery family
should have it'at hand for iptmediay tue." '
Cass-Co, Tribune, /fie/it'll is !attended he r e
with great sueeeee.
&atom Transcript.--"We cone4r In the views
of the Traveller that thisteeditorial verdicts, un
der the circumstances, are entitled'l to more than
weal consideration." ,
AlP`While many nostrum-tnakere victimise the
' good-natared and pill-ridden pabli'dby ordering
- "from six to a damn heavier bottles, to curs any
malady," the discoverer is , happy lin beingmble to
state, that the Severest forms of *eat inflamma
tory discus, are overcome by ostti.4.eate package,
cud the most obstinate and long-standing cues,
by one Chronic package:, It does just what it
mn o claims to do—no ore, less.--e4nolizee tied/a
ids, by restoring /nun the system arterial and
femme obetreeeicam.
NO AGENTS.— IXIllr•Ta prolebt the communi
ty 'from. imposition bp I eouater.reite, the pro.
'prietor will employ No ;flaltXT, and bas•onade
snob arrangements, that be cur {rood the Anti.
phlogfetie Salt in any quantity, by Mart or fix.
Pans, to any part of the llnited States or foreign
countries, without expense to the purehaver. It
is put up in drsclui packages for acute disease, at
Id—chronic packages ib!,-nnd family do. $9. , It
is accompanied with a history of its discovery,
and fall directions for use. '
N. D.-11e - repeats— no person in the United
Stites or elsewhere, has Eisen appointed agent by
him for the sale of his Salt—mid there who are
announced as agents, are:only- selling , the feu $2
• packages received by publishers in payment for
advertising. So that hereafter;-rift patte entice
is glee*. the dntiphlogistic Salt San only be bad
by MAIL,. (film of expense) through Bon 322,
Post °Nisei . Boston, Mau., or at his OBos, 25
WINTER SURE f. I
• _Attr•All letters with money should be
.reyister.
edat the Post Deice where mailed, as it costs hut
five cents, and insure their late arrival. je
I use day, (besides the °Nee miles):3l7 letters were
• toottived—mostly for Chronic Packages.
F. COGGSWELL, .M. D.,
D;sivefrer etsd Proprietor.
Dorm, Hasa., 1857. ,
•4fWs advise all to cut oat aid Save this neat
ftlisetivery, ,
jimr.a few pietas*/ of this Medicine, which we ,
received direct from Dr. Cowmen, for adverti.
sing. can't* purehased ,at this. Office with 'dime
' tioni hoe' to use: - • ; „,
Ifiriiire advise than of par frlaa.la la a state deo*
• blawalsaas, 'e6o wild alalble Idol 011661 mi% atd
%gin that damp* Adleltiksiora pall .6` Male to buil%
4•41 U 6, Wider* as balr Unlr laa 4 PAW, eltsuiPi .
'•heirper lotto 4.f.beir orlitnit odor, aulal flaps glow
M s l / 4 b 7 Ilidigenolo o tWOXl!ditalibitandive••••
haw takt ittaiird r±oadf for sil ilw.wi of tb
WfaMeldr.'olll•lllftimps.
AIWA Laity vho has hoes esareid of grank
dobllity, attar toot, ' , toys of ealsoiy, deem
human hilittireihoookithaiiii tLs suria alma?' I aor
Aa i i#l4 " eI F III M *EP to Mr 1: r!o Port!i
shin , S. Dirwrrr, ikoton, Maas. oid the pr#
yid haarot ikeda. hy twat lost. 3141
4; DEAF MADETOINARj.
hONDON ACOUSTICAURI
PATENTTHE Orirsanstm,
A MEIER and ORGANIC VIBRATOR. Alll
MOM or TIIIPANT. and 21 varieties of Ear
atP. MADEIRA'S. instrument
Elnbik - street, tour doOrn bet:l4o4count, PhlLn
July ltt, 2
-- alp-112mo° nawAnrs 01 be paid
Medicine that - will ertrl PRATT A BUTCII RBI
OIL ibr the following diseasest- , -Itheamatisit
ON Spinal Affections. Contracted Joints. Cho)
Patna in the niter, Rack, ffeadnebe,Toothachi
Rote Throat. Cuts. Bruiser, Boma, end all DI
Skin. Muscles nod the Glands. None ennui
the iftnatune of Parfet Iletarckettnelied to
Principal oaks, Rid Washington street. Itrnoll
Joint O. Brows, Preexist. Centre street,
Bole Ageot kr Schuylkill County.;
• /fir THIS is to certify that I Wier made bel l ne appli
cation of the Wen Oil on my fn an. whichi to been
dwell from orriametton - of the cords, brought on by
rheumatism It was of seventeen Months etaadlno,and
lam now entirely cured. I elmerfally recommend it to
all afflicted liktistiss.J. M.. YINPROCK;
Itairtsburs, 72 ;,oeMit area.
aft.iy
Joni. , 27, 2.7
litigious elutilligtart.
Tea Mame Mononnirs of POttaville, will hold their
Dash fleeting near the Slue Tavern, Port Carbon Road,
on the 30th August. ;
Tits PIZOTTIMAN Cosoatomos, under the tnielete
vial care of Rev. J. D. Mitchell, will werablii, hereafter,
in the Wilding known as the Seeped 31Ateilet Chunk
'corner of Market and Witham Sired&
Services every Sabbathrinorning service at
dock, trreolog service at 73i . • .
r
tam Epkeops H Ohio ans of are making. strenbons
rtlefts to 'Mee $40,003 In' order': that .the Episcopate of
the Dkasee may be permanently endowed end the na
amity obviated tee tatting annual collections • • y the
levy of the bishop.. ;
.Partecorsurant tv Taxas,-Froin the last attune ..rt
made by the' Convention of the Protestant Kplseorgil
Church of the Diocese of Tersi, it appear that there
are MS eommunletalit herein, of whom 904 re in Gal-
Talton. and 62 ist'fiart Antonio; than bei ng no report
from Houston.
Minimum which In certain! odors of reneges cul-
ture, proves Itself to be atood form of eterlent working
Chrldianity, has taken deep rot in Canada. It le raid
that the %% Meyer; church conatitntes the; largest body
of evangelical Christiana in the provinces. hating 17
districts, 224 circuits, 300Preathers, and 80,000 member.,
though this is said to include all who are baptised In
Infancy. The Methodist Nolen:opal Church in. Canada
has one bishop. 10 prxwiding elders, about 130 Itinerants,
and 13,000 members. ; , )• - , -
.Twa third volume of Dr. Sprague's memoir of the
American clergy la nearly printed. and will soon be pub
lished by Messrs. Carter A Brothers. It is devoted to
the "Presbyterians." The livesot ProtolututderlOaten
belonging to the Episcopalian. Unitarimi, Baptist, and
Methodist denominations will fie ghten in a succeeding'
volume. It Is stated that Dr.:Spragudatorrespondence I
has been so extensive In. collecting materials for them:
volumes,' that he has pild_ he postage fifteen hundred
dollar,. We have not heard at what meeting be Valuel
all the autographs MSS famished him., i -
St OTICIAIII. ~'p
117/"PRIMIITVE ateritoinsT ttu
Lyon and 3d eteret. Diviner-Service oral
o'clock, A. M.,and 0 o'clock , P; 31. ' :
Pa' 31ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. COI
.. 1
Street, Pottering, Rev. Wlutaw L.• flit
vlneservice every Sabbath at 10 A. M.
s®-ENO Lll3ll LtITUERANCITURCEL
Pottering', Rev, Dam= /Inca; Pastor. D
IhisChurch regularly ever y Sunday. 11 .,
o'clock; evening, at 7 o'clock ;• Weekly, l"
Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock.
•zantimrrir ninon sirtviczs !
2d—Sth Sunday after Trinity.-10.14 A.:
Exodus xiv. Acts xxiv-Ell:d06 xv, lb
901-9th Sunday after, TrinitY.-10% A:
Numbers rot, Acts xxvi—Num. esti; .1
16th-10th Sunday after Trinity_-1034i
Number—x:lll, Acts resin—Nam. a.
1234-11th Sunday after Trinity.-1035 *;
— Deuteronomy lv, St. Met. xylli—Det
24th—St. liertholomew.-734 A. It, 6 t
xxiv. St. Mark. vi—Ecci. xxix, I John
30th-12th Sunday after Trinity:4os4
—Deuteronomy vL Matt. xx—Dent. VI
A od Moses mid, "Know ye that man
bread only, but by every word that proof
mbutb of the Lord doth man . live.".
Intl, St: Matthew iv, 4 anitilt . LUke. li
I D. WASH)
MARRIED.
• ,
GAYNOR—KERNEL-0o Willheedaii
Rev. Joseph 0. Neste, FIIICAIRItt T, o,tr.go
Berke County, to An 4 J. l!ents of
DIED.; :";
•
STLIAMA.N.—Ou Monda&,: August
Eusassys, via, Osmr wan,
months and 5 days. t I
FRIZELL—In filsirselli, in dime is ;tity, Pa—on 'Fri
day, August 'lth,ltis7, after 11 lingerin
ass Ptustu, tn. the ninetyllrit year dim age. •
PINRERTON.--On Wednejalay; hist, Jolts* Pot
ter:Alin the ailty-ntrith year of Wage.
[Thidriends of the ramify are resraaetrully Invited k.
attend his funeral, this Nturdayjaft4 note 3 °Ask,
from hie Isle residence •IMilialustitos Street, without
• .
•
further duties.] ;
WANTE
WANTED-100, young Men,
to ad as Local atnt Trareillai Aunts la a frail
ness easy: mobil and boworalble, at al itntLAHl - 9 . 1 $lOO
per mouth; a :capital $3 only veryalred. No . patent
medicine or book bashaeln. Full paytlealars given find
to all who enclose a postage stamp .or a three cent piece,
and address. A. N. BATCHELDER tt CO., Hampstead,
N.U. Aug. Q 4.17 ; . 34 St •
190 LABol3ll.irN.Tig.
kake Railroad ; : 100' good.labonun wanted4u
kr, wages. $1.25 per day; payments inontbly.
August 1, '62 314 t) • ;J. IL 081108311:.
JOURNEYMAN CABINET- MAK
or MIS, to whom good . wtges and enn'stant employ
ment will be g i wen, arelwayted at Ashland. Schuylkill
mainly, Pa.; ;, A3IOS HOCH.,
Ashland, May V 57 ; : ' ; ' . 18-tf ., •
INFORMATION WANTED orperi
jamln Mans, of SoUtis Wales. Be, ran hearfrom Ma
rother, William ' Mans.; by addressing W. J. Scbsrcppen
better, Capital street, ab'crre Brown, - ,Spring Garden Post
°Mar, Philadelphia,- PaY . : '
August 8,'57 i
~
W
A Male Teacher -to
„ take dial* or Oe No. 2 tieback Male Depart
ment, Public &hook, borough of•Sche7lklll
&boots to eommorwe /I:ugnst,9eyslottor 10 unntba.
Ezemlnation of .apptininta,:Mth Apguat: By ceder,.
' j , D. 11. BT4OER, &c'p.
Anoka 9, 'sl'' _ - r 3:1-31
WANTED 7 IThree. Male and Five
Female Teachers; to take charge of the Public
Schools of Port Carboe—Tann eight monilia, commence
Ins September Ist,p4saminhtlon held In Pmt Carbon
School Ilmne, Wednesday, Annat:7.6lh, at IPA o'clock,
A.M. lty order of the Board .. • %GEO. aecic see,.
Anfjort 1,17 v 8141,
and tb. th , r b e i t
W F A .. N2:
E Te D 4eberiTto e4al
take rhaerge' a
Schools of Blythe township; fort, term of ten months.
commencing on the flist day of September. 4nlexami
nation wilt be held at New Phibsdelphhi: on Saturday
the 28th day of Auguit, at 83i cfclock, a. m. By order
of the Board. • • JONAH PLATT; See . 'y.
Angus} 6;57 ' ; 324 t
WANTED4—'llwee; Male and Two
Female Teachers are wanted to take chirge of
the Publk Schools oil the Borough of Ashland; to tom.
ounce the ant of September, ad matinee ten months..
An examination of applicants w ill be held on Thursday.
August 27(4, at I o'clock. P. M., et the nevi Scheel House
in Wald Boroughc Ay order of the .110eni,
• • 111.
H.P.
August 8,14 • a2-tt
WANTEDi--Six,Male Teachers,
for the Public' Edhoobt'nf Nerd Caine Menet;
Schuylkill County. None but cpcapetent Teachers need
apply. The Schools Ire kept open tbr ten months in the
year, and will cumin/nee on thettret ot September, The
examination will be Deld at the School Muse, No. 1. In
the town of New entitle, on SatUrday, the 22d of Angust
ned, at 10 o'clock, A. IL •
3110ELLS1 f MADARA, -Seep.
Insult 8. , ST 324113.
FOR SALE & TO LET.
ryrgeno LET—An Office with - all proper
'conveces th e 3d ',dory; In Centre stnitt.—
nqulre ,
I , BANNAS.
Yettenllle; dun .• 1 1 1 : 18 5 7 . Ott •
rpo LET.4A large and o nvenient
adore flown aid Moo, on 'the aim atrest Tr&
moot, romitly cyanided: byj Clark. & Co. - 'lnquire of
213011P80N A. 004YAZY, TriliElOatf 0 1 1 1 3 MIN HANNAH,
pawn & I - Augrmt , '37 32-rf •
LL 'aorta T -Bails, trim 22
adorperyirdi On tuUid mod fo ode by.
71;1856 • J E. TA DUX OON.
le e RE BRICKS fonCiPpol , • ;Puddling
ntßiu; Fuinsees, from the ' • leg Werke, for
ea low, ste the ; • ' PION •RR FURNACE.
• Pottsville, Jen. 14, 3-tf_
'OMAF FI.I.EL.Coke ,sale, in
kjbu s iv6r 4altvinentlths; at the lOw es of 5 rents
per, bushel. Ihquire either at the (Mee, or works of the
-Pottsville au Company.
Pottsville, November "4, '5
FOR;' RENT-4--The - Old Orchard
Flour AIIII. it : bas;been newly rerpatred, and is now
in first rate running order. .::. Apply to 74. 14.11IATZ, on
the premise*, or to T. U. scttoLuttittuttatra. , .
Pottarille, February 28,17 . . , Ildf
•
•
I J UST RECEIVE t.—A. large assort.-
meat oftplendid: Perfumery, rte., from the 3tenufse
tortes orioles Hanel & Co., Harrison and Others.
All those who Want One _Verfornery,esli et C. BAR
Lima Book and Varlets Store.
3-tt
January 21.1847 - • .
-1 - 4 1 O R BATE OR RENT.-ba
view of tbi official action. of the histill.
knives in their Annual Session, and aim In ' 'accor
dance with the salon of the male members of the go.
good M. Z. Church of Pottsville. instructing. the True
tees to make Inch disposition of the said M. M.Oburch se
they may tv.mir. best. It wagon motion resolved. to their
official meeting. on the 26th lost., that the sal& Church
be offered for SALE or RENT immediately. The True.
tees of the 2d M :R. Church. tittough their Committce,ve
sportfully therefore offer the Church. situate in Market
sL Pottsville, Pa 4 for sale or rent, Forthwith. The Church
Is a good dud. inthstantial brick., building, well fur
tithed, basement hall and twoass room s below.—
Church on the :2d doer, bands° ely papered, and gas
lights through the entire Nouse. he price and.temp
of payment wilrbe made temoneb e. Parties wbblegto
t c .
purchase os rent will, pin* apply won to the Aluder.
signed.PV hi
: •...Igl/.30N.' 1
: .
JAMES IIOORB, Cbesmilice:
, • , JAI. 1431.1131.. • . I
••• Ma Sgh, '67 • ~• ' ,
_:... ,
..a. ' , 224 f •• '
ESTRAY. •
. .
QTRAYED OR . :STOLEN.—A Gray
ky stout 12 or 13 'rife old -'-}tas acrd , on her
right frost tbot, on top o the boor. Whoever eturns
Der to the enteriberwllkhe spltably_reiverded
, - CU.SInOPUER BOW&
Palo Alto, A 4.22,14 , 31-It*
QTRAY-=-A (Black Cow, with four
0 white lei', tide barbs, and elotiti liyeave old, eame
to Os twousimottfrthe siaboaibot, in_ Wood iltusosieb
tortutnip, /boat twaerstke ode. .21* ostler to requested
t° PewsOttcry eboviter o 11114 , 10 s bit. away, of
obs bad of steeedlas to fair. •
• Abittstl 2 . ' • wit* &tilt= n.logmEß.,,
.Tux VOW.+.Btrayed tray
tiviiikiWahuoilberjreilding la the Guava
SeVialkur Cattily, mot about
.origkr..., On; vitt pule Ana lap. as hlkli
as Ulu koaa: i+btto" - kki r a ildtedots dpa th o Meth armload Se bi about ••• •
• • •rniiii OP/
DISSOLUTIONS.
•
weanpisisoLutioN OF •, pARTNEtt
EMP.—The Partnership heretnfo're 'existing he.
Mils Hamner! Michael P. Mato ander the
Drip of *Wivaetk Raise, hsa this day bedusAissnlved - hy
lentnareconsest; Alt debta duo to said Orin, • are to be
paid tor.ll.lPhsterstelu, War do purchased the Inter.
est or aid! liras still try whont.the ha.lnosa willhereatvr
PotTearth& ott.V PLIJA.II HAMMER,
AuCTI, I I7 34:431.• • lIICU'L V. MAIMS.
LES;
BOOND
• aisto,
Or,
•
"PARTNERSHIP 'rho
eolsrtuership the lumber business beietcfore
ing between R C. Wilson and ben is Royer, was this
day (April 23, It:s7ottissolved by mutual consent. ,
R. C. WILSON.
arsctc
Nears).
, e Pains,
,Sprains,
Theundsysived bare this day (A pr 1127, 11557.) so tared
Into co pairtniusbip, In the lumber husin ass, at the titan*
sew millet the foot Of *be inclined planes on the 31. IL
S: IL R. R , under the Erpi.d it. C. Ji JAMEllwiLsom.
Ail ordson for lumbsE &MKT itttoottOd to., •
• • ~/t. C. Wlf;ttag..
MaT 2, 'O2 18-3 1 J mEs wit-FArt. ,
!abet.
yn, N. V.
QELECT SCHool.:—Miss C. G.
Nj noblemen will reponse lbe 4lntlesr et her School, en
Monday, dog. 3lst, et the rooms dormer nt..)tehantange
and Fifth street.
O. 0. F.,-Pot Cartron - Pa'rAtie-.
I The members •
of Girard Lodge, Km 53, aro request-.
ed to meet at the Lodge must, on Friday mortthi g, Aug.
28th Net., at 8 o'cleekos the HIM Win:form at 9 o'clock,
pecisely. _ ; VOLLAY F. Ley, seey. -
Potherille, Aug. 22, '57 -33-110
NOTICE.---Offiee of the Phila. and
Prinbury R. R. On., 303 Walnut $l., Aug. 20tb, 'Pt.
A meeting el tile storkhold a n. at the Panbu y
Railroad Compels silibo held at the Moe of the Co rn.
ploy In Philadelphia, on' Turtada*, - let. iseptealber, at 12
o'clock. q • - J. 8. DIDDLA /Val;
A anima 22,'V: • • . . • - 3441
T O THE VOTERS' OF SCHUYL
KILL COUNTY.—At the solleitatten of WIMP.
ous Mends. both Whip and Deatortste. I offer myself's,
sn independent working inati'is candidate' rt the Octo
ber elect ion..tor the Legisialool. Should-I- be 'so let tu
nate as to be elected I wilt Gil the °Mee to the beet
me Judgment and:ability. ' • ROSS BULL. -
Port Carbon. August *itit, - 11437. Slate
OTICF 7 ishereb — y given
II -that- the undersigned have this day pa rammed
from Michael F. Mike, his entire stock of dry flood', Rim
eeriest, queeneware‘ hardware, flour and other srockof
the store of Maisel F.' Maize, to New Philadelphie. to.
tether with atoreffstures; alsolwo mules. one black
horse, one wagon. bonen and a carriage. The business
will be continued at the old stand by the undersigned.
D. VOMIT Air 11110.
New 'Philadelphia, Aug. 29, '57 ' • 344 t• •
STATE. 'AGRICULTURAL
_PE! NSYINANIA STATE AGRI
CULTURAL solugnr will hold He Sammy AICSCAL
Ern:name at PRILADS:LPHIA.` (Pennine Caorane.l
on the 29th and 40th of SEPTEMBER and Ist and 2d
days otOCTODEIt next. The 1013/1/ reduction on yawn
ner tare and tree peens for stsmie min be furnished by
the Railroad Companies.
The Books of entry mill be 'open at Philadelphia on
end after the Ist September. '
Any. 22. ' Sint ROB?. C. WALKER. Sh'y,
ATOTICE.—Notice is herebt• given
11 that the undersigned has !hie day pure seed from
Hammer it Mai*: one Week mare, one blxek bone?, one
even of horses, ene , span of mules, six sets of harness,
one set 1 horse tames three 2 bergs wagon,, one mule
wagon, one 1 borne wagon, two sleds, moil horse sleigh;
one soma mare and harnees, one buggy, one coal. ear,
corn, wheat, refs, hay, straw and tiou r and stork and Al
tures of the mill of raid Hammer k Maize fn Port Car'
bon, together with all the twok accounts of said Hem
'burr k Maize at the mill. The business will be !et:Rte
.:tied by the underrixned at the tame stand. •
t . earner of
bbath at /0
t , /Woad
star. DI
. tIN P.M.
1- arketSquare
Ice aervJoalo
rola/. at 10%
yer Meeting,
/tug. 2 '57 l 34-3t•l • T. U. WINTZIISTEM.
... _ _._
WELLOW, CITIZENS of Schuylkill
A • dounfi—iravln g been solleiteff by a numbei of
my friends in rations sections of the county' to offer my
sel fag a candidate for the office ofCammissioner, I do so
with a kind of , reluctance: but being born and raised in
Schuylkill County. and having never solicited such fa
vor, Ido so with t . 81C1111.13Ct , that my claim will bare
as much bearing in y favors. that of any Other person.
For capacity and q Station I leave my fellow citizens
- to judge. Should so fortunate as to ba elected., I
,k ,
shall use my atmosf endeavors to sebre in the capacity
of said office lath the utmost attentirin and fidelity.
Tour brimble fellow citizen, . .
JOSEPII N13131E1.
34-Ito
I Aigust. If4/47:
. 734 P. &L
1.. xlit:
1, 1 1 4 P. U.—
, waif.
/..31..T r al
F lv ii tla p. m
.v. Ettl ai. 111
e, P. Y.—heel
1.
Taltonllle, Aug. 22,'57
nd i o'oloet.
St: lie. Iv.'
oth not live by
• etb on of the
• dopted by oar
NNOTICE.-In the Cottrt.of Cominon
Pleas cif Schuylkill County: . .
JOHN A CARTER,
' ra. • Of Jane 'T.,1857,11'. 'h.
J. PYONA r i ms .
MAIIPLE, 3teCLCH.S. A CO. '
Ira • ' 01 June. T.,1887,
JAMES LYON. • . • .
URN. Rfttnr
August 19tb. by
of Vlrgbarsll}e„
Igiburg.
- Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Auditor,
ippoluted Olt the mkt Court to take the testimony, re ,
port the fade and niake attribution of the monry'ln
Court noised upon the above IR'.lNs.. thnt by et it ttend to
his duties as Auditor, at his vino, on Centre Street, in the
Borough of Potterilie,nn klonday the. 2/st day of Au•
guet,lBs7. j • UNIX 11. CLAY, Auditor.
Pettirellle, Aug. Zt, '57 - 3tr2t
lb, k St. Mir,
tad 26 yearit, 8
AfISS N -'YOUNG'S
..steirlitelfo
tth e ; o u ttl is :
11,--Sams day. [A Uitint 13, 33,3 t
rr PHYSItIANS.—The
signed being About engaging In another business,
w dispose of his practice worth $l6OO a yam.; togetber
wittrbisn*ldence.. Possession given immediately. To
a mac capable of sneaking the German and Easilsb, this
wilibe an excellent. situation. Apply iennumitatety to
: J. P. PALM, M. D..
A nrrust;ls. '57 iladt) Ormigibarg, &Amy/. as. jis.
ADMINITRATION—Fotidt 7 ----
Whereas Hie auberriber Itaa been imp Anted Ad-
I ratsix to the Estate of Samuel Bissekbuns. deed,
late of Noeth MaoLelaitosenahlp. all minus Indebted to
said demised are *neared to make Immediate payments
and these havlng - elalins to present' them for settlement
to ; CATHARINE BLACKBURN.
August 15. 'ST =VI . North Manhein. •
ADMINISTRATION
. 'Klemm the subserlbcf hits been appointed Ad.
mlntstra tor to the Mate of Elijah Yltmall, deceased,
)ate of Barry Townshl* notice la hereby given to all per
-10013111 indebted tp said deceased to nodolhsayrnent sod
those hailing claims to present them to
JOAN YARNALL,..Adainirtrator .
'Barry townohlp, August 8.
104PARTNEttF'"
_ .SHIP.---The. under
...," sleeted have this day, (July 30th, 16 67) entered In.
to co-partnership for the transaction of %octal -Mining
business at the Colliery lately held and worked by -11.
Hell k Elijah Hammer at Strougville, paw Tremont, in
Schuylkill Coupty, under the flrln none or Heal , Heil
k Co. , HENRY HEM,
- Angtist 1.'57 31411 JAC. HAMMER.
MISSOLUTION.--:The . co-partner
ihip beretoasre existing between Henry Heil and
Demmer at Birongtille, near Tram:mt. Schuylkill
County, In the Mining & Selling of Coal, and Mercantile
business, trading under the firm of Heil 4 Hammel., has.
this, Thirtieth day of Jpiy,,lf47, been'dinalred by trio-
Inch ears:ant. HENRY MEI],
August 1,'67 314t1 : . . ELIJALI U&MMER.•
10TICE.—Whereas letters . Testa
mentary to the estate of Edwin G. Frits. deceased,
0 . ot the borough of Schuylkill liaven, have. been
- granted to the undersigned, at Ors Igsburg; , thensfore,
all-persons knowing themselves Indebted to said estate,
are hereby requested to make immedlite payment; and
those haviug claims will present them for settleinent.
JAMES 7'. PALM,
Estrella, 4/* Ate Estate 11 G. /Kr.
August lb, '67 . ' • 3341 .
11IISSOLUTION.—The partnership
of 11. hammer At Co., his this day- dissolved by
voutuil consent, R. Hammer A M.O. Helloes; having sold
thele,entlns Interest to Thomas H. Rickert, who will set,
tie all claims against X. Hammer & Co., and will contiu•
ne the mining and shipping of outran his ewe account.
. ELIJAH HAMMER, .
M. G. HMI74'IEI4
.T. 11. RICKERT.
„El St*
Pgttßilte, July 16,166;.
,I ' IV OTICE.- , -The undersigned has tHis
1 1 I 'day. Idttly WM: 15474 purchased (rem Elijah Ram
-
met. all his right, title and-interest of. in and to a cer
. bin colliery recently worked by him and Henry Hell at
Stningv lite near Tremont In SchUyikill Connty, together
with the store, store goods, mules, hories,cars, machinery
fixture*, and everything movable and :Immovable,, in,
upon or abent, or used in connection with or armada
cant to the said Colliery, and that I have taken poesia,
sloti accordingly. • ' • JAC. aka:unit,
' Augustl4....lL, - ' . . '- 3141 •
CZE4V RATA IiANICiNb LI - W. i--- -
0-
.Nfi. flee I hereby gitti that application:will be made
to the next amnion of e Legislature the the Pamirs of
a General Sankt Law, based upon stocks, and upon
I. the general festal of the hill submitted by Kr. Ball at
the last maiden or i Legislature.
July'4,l7 : . : ' . 27-
rFICE
sate hereby 'given that ap
,, pile-idiom wI be made to the next Legialiture for
t 6 incor poration r a banker issue, with the usual 'pri.
Tiles*, of banks , ur the lama and title of "TitS 114 I
• NEBSTILIA BANK," lobe located lit the borough' of
511normille, 'Schuylkill county, with a capital of Two
Ilundred,Thousand Dollen. _ • . '
' July 4, '47 • . . ." ' ' 2i.siii
PiPitrrlCE.—LNotice is • hereby given
itia't an aPpl Nation:Will be mildest the. nett sm.
'of ttie Legislature of Pennsylvania for the incorpor;
ration of n Bank with the privileges of Issue Banking
and Discounting, mid Bank to be. railed . the "COAL
BANK. Olt scnuartauz ukyns,. , a Ith a .cipital of
Two Ilnridred Thousand Dollars, arid to he located itt
the Borough of Schuylkill Bareti,Schnylkill am nty, Pa.
7.' Schuylkill Ilaven,Jun• 27, 'SI 26Cm
VOTICE.--Notice is hereby ,given
that an aPpliestion .10 be made it the next sea.
'lon of the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the rha:ter
of a flank of hone with the usual privilege., odd Bank
to be ealled - the “AlEttataNn.` 'SANK: *Oh a capital
of One Ifundred.Thciusand Dollars. with the privilege to ,
Inereaseithe tune to Five Uundred 'Thousand ) Dollar*.
and to be located in Market street In the borough of
Pottsville, Rehtqlkill county, Pa. , •
June 27, . • • 2f!ins
,IVOTICe:-- 7 1V --- otiee — is hereby' given
j„.‘ that an application will be mid* at the next Sea.
Mon of the Loglidature of Pen Mylranta for the ineerpo
:ration et • bank with the usual prlvitest.s. sold bank to
he callests he , UNION BANK 0? TREMONT," *Rho asp.
;Dal of Ono Hundred Thousand Dolbsrs. and to bo
'lest In the town of Tremont, Schuylkill County. •
ELIJAH 11AHNIE11; HENRY HEIL. -
. F. ti...ItTIIEI3I.ER, T. A. GODFREY..
.1. A. L. TICK, WM. U. SEIBERT, : •
JOHN BARNETT. D. B. ALTHAUSE,
' ADAU WOLF.. ' • EACH DATDOREF,
LEVI S. SPANGLER, HERBY ECKEL.
June '27, '3O -
VOT - ICE.—Noice hereby given
I , .t.hst application will to made at the nest res.
ewe or the legislature of rennsylvania,tor the charter
e bank of brae ' with thenanal pririteiret—said bank
to be rallied "The Ashland Bault„!..-with A. - capital of
One Uundred Thoueand• Dollars, with the privilege of
increasing the same to One Hundred and AIRY Thou.
sand Dollarsy to be located In , the borough of Ashland,
Schuylkill county, State of Penns pinta.
P, TiIOMPBON, ROBIRT 0. WILSON. ..
A DRAHAII KLASS, DAVID P.
13AACIIVI1KIIA111; JAMES R. CLEAVED, •
L. P. °Ann, ‘;' A. D. SWII2.
JONAIII/111 /ACM ,IfILLIA.3II2V.T.
Ashland, June 23, -264 in
rllO- THE - VO'PERS '.OF SCHUYL
KILL COVNTY.-4attow Cliukee:-1 bate been
iteed' by. many of lay Mende. and anion*. o f 1144
rounty,to offer myself. sea oaudfdate GOT the Office of
Maniac. of Wing mail Cleric of the Orphan's thart of
• Bcbuy)kill minty, at the evenly; election. and rolkit,
. your range: If 1 ehould bn so fortnnate an to be"eleet.
ell, I pledge royeell to peribnn the duties of the mid
1 /t* tlth ddefilhand to the Nowa., ion of the CioIDIDII.
Airy In ;engraf t • .
.Itespanrauy. your obedient solvent. "
JACOB IfARVCIIER.
gehaiikin amen, Jukos, 14. ,
t)orrsvius MINING & MANG
• CACTI/MO COIIPANT.---iia towline of the
stockholders of thi Pottsville Inning sad- Mantstaetut
inn Company, held Jos* Sid, In tbey• boroogh (of Potts.
vides tbltoolog Dersone wen elected oaken to serve
until the next elitetkia:
Piesideel—JUQlAlLD JOSES.
rice Pessidrarrsocis Spencer.
Tetantrer—Georto Sewer- •
SeCrotaric—S. Worm Zama. - •
'
Tit • boob teetteek —eaheast ale octet *pea et IL*
elks at the The PrethisetaettsvUle, and as the often
of Uer Chispety. Ne. V, Waist toned, thilidelphes:
Ws* 27, b 7 * . *3si
NOW CES,
..3perairtiki eirciam.„.
• • CUM •'
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
THE' MANAGERS otthis
tneuts.s h e a r
the sal o lu l t Bll t 1
Y s EA e R u a mo
re
being
c e o h. e prmeten o
the most extensive , stale they barite purchased Pcs.
era Statists of the aniek slle.. at an 'spasms of Vice . .
as ono prise, and the splendid Dusraidoef Gallery o r
Pelutinp, for s3o,ooo,utish will 1 110 be distributed
various prises.
----
• . • • Tema tof fatbisovlptinms ,
' The payment or $3 (nominates any person a iesq‘ - ; 1 "
of the Amosiatiom, and 'mines him to
....
• first—A large zed costly Stool Knyrwring.
Jurnad—A copy of U
sh,m Cosmopolitan Art .1 ou real, o
~year. • .
TONI—A. Share In the Antigua Inetrlbutioo cf Works
of Art. '
.. sr •
Thifollo ! , 19 4 * - o",,Pturt: to those to• c , '
l'i. i , .nlekestsek..
amts. Sltasslssi..,
- With Prditn Awe -
nd, , a biontbly
, • ar.,l
lb . fob,. : .odon Nee
uarterly, 'At,.
torah, 'North Vat Wortmlostsr.Q ,
- The books are tow open dud subiteriptlerm reesisee,
(the Slairarkom oconmenrins at any Ilene desired.) Ay
11. DANNAV,
Adwary for Witiyitin austi
. .•
' /17ny persons at a distant* try eneb•lns 11,..,.
'Miura tone by mail, and deelynatiug the, Maguslos a.
aired, eon here it forwarded to them.
Pottsville, July IS, '47 • :id.
T. KINGSFORD & . SON'S , •
la Ipt.
OSWEGO STARCR, 7
. • (FOR TIIE LAUNDRY,)
ju6AS established a greater .celehr • 4
th . an has ever been obtained by any nth.? g
has been the result of its =irked soperkrt, l : 4
quality, and its Invartahle uniformity. r
The public may he aseured of the contlimanreett4,
hick standard now establlthed.
The production Is over Twenty Tons dilly, and lieu' •
Maud has 'steads , ' throughout the whole of the rot,4
States, and to foreign countries 4 t
Wonting thrts ou a very largescsle, and under a
system, they are able to secure *, perfect uniformi ty 4,
the quality - throughout the year. Tbit is the gm
sideeththe is, Siarthenakimy, end is reelisen sow jar tt,
first time. J .
The very best Starch that can be made and to, et,
is always wanted by consumers, and Ms will tv
plied to them by the grocers, as moo as thele e tle t.,4
119,T0 learned whirls is the beet. and ask for I tt-ot here %
they would be likely to get that milele on wkt e l, l4
largest profit can be made.
Mr. Kingsford has been engaged In the 63110119 M
Of Mardi eon tinumiely for the last 27 years, and•da re , ;
the whole of the period, the Starch made under M r 4 .
perrision has been: beyond any question. the teat le lie
market. Itorthe tint IT years, he had the chance at to
'jerks of lf In. Colgate k Co, at vitith period he
ed the prneepf for the mantactum of Corn Plinth.
air Ask fir Arisgsierifakparei, as thr,lnnec OM?
Aar &ex moiety sawn by *natter Arm, y.
It - Is sold by all of the best grocers in nearly ever,
part of the tenuity.
.t. KINCISFORD,.I SON'S
" ,OSINECO CORN STARCH,
. . (POD PUDDINGS, ar.,)
ILL, obtained an - equal celebrity with tbrlt Ftarrit fit
the Laundry. this article la perfectly purr. ADJ•ir, la
every respee, equal to the best nennu.4 ,Irm• r 0.4,
beadder hieing additional qualities •bleb trnilvr It ie.
valuable- Ito Or drepirt.
Panto Starch has been extensively yackvd, and told as
Coro Mirth and bas given false irepresakos to
I se to the reel merite of our Can Starch.
From its greet deilkney and purity, It is treble s!,.
Into extensive sum as • diet for intinta sod Invalids.
E. N. KELIAco k 03.„
196 Fulton Str,:.. N. y,
Aturs 4 Nzentzs, Agents, 23 South Wharim
• August I,'6T 313 n
GREAT INDUCEMENTS'
An fttenlisniVariott of Standard Books my
camp.
THE SUBSCRIBER being ilesirots',
of rejoefing hie large atrck of Standard tritockt
Aeons Moat will sell them off atlextremely low I
• Among many others will be round
Robertson'a Illstorirsi Work, 8 role., Bro. •
Huseall's Galan Europe, 3 TOL, Svo.
Pintarch's Litre; tiro-
Life of the Duke of Wellington, Illustrated.
Chamber's Encyclopedia of Literature, 2 vols.
Chamber's Information tbr the People. ••
Scott's Commentary on the Bible. 3 yds. •
Compreheaive Commentary on the Bible, 6 vols.
Illetory of the United States, d vols.
Banexoft's Ilistrry of the United States. is tole.
Waverly Novels complete, In 6 vols., and Id 13 ult.
Iloarell's Life of Dr. Johnson by Croker. -
Smith's Dietionary of Art. and dlanufartures.
Applaton'S Cyclopedia 01 Biography. ,
Irving's Life of Washington, 4 vols.
South's f ermona. J r0b..6T0.. .
Addison's Complete Watt, 6 role. •
Washington Irving. Worke, 16 v 01. ., • ,
Cooper's Works,„34 vols.
Bayard Tailor's, Works. li vols. ' •
Don Quixote and Gil Dias, Illustrated Editions.
Illtudinted World of Art.
Tates of a anndtbther.
Works of Lorenzo Dow
Dufforem Natural !Hatay. plates.
Arabian Nights Ente{tainmenta.
liammoodia Hunting Adventure. in the/tort/tan W.113v
Cnmminga Hunter's Life among Lions, Shipbarrtf.
Stephin's Egypt and the-Holy Lind.-
Webster's family Encyclopedia of Useful Knowledge.
Ileadley's lfashington and Napoleon.
Newcomb's Cyclopedia of Missions.
Josephmes Works, complete, Various editions,
Ure's Dictionary of Arts, klanutactures and lilac,.
Lyell's Omen,* and Pvineipies of Geology. 2 vols.
Library of Standard Fiction embracing woo, o r
Fielding. Smelled, Rangel' 31ore„,311111 Dunn, J4u,
Porter; tc.;
Ladner's Lectures on Science and Att.
Encytdoiiedia of Religions Knowledge.
' Dick's Works, complete,: vols.
• Little k Brown'a elegant Cabinet edition of the Mai
Poets, armlet cloth, gilt, .
Bayard'. Moire. and its remains. " •
Ctarke'a Commentary oa the New Testament.
Byrne,' Dictionary of Mechanics. RIIII:IffrUP phift
Nicholson's Encyclopedia of Architecture, 2 vb.. or
mama plates.
Hodge on the Steam Engine, 2 vols., nu mercer plit . rs -
Anthohra Clavical Dictionary, royal FTri,
litseauley's and Humes Ilistaries of England.
-Gibbon's History of Rome, 6 yob,.
Together with nylons editions of the Standard Pr'k
Pocket and Family Bible.. Illustrated Workr, te-A
plain or elegant bindings—all of which.sill le .44,
priors to snit the Gran. at • R. RANNAVY
• Mop fkok anti .Stansrury .Verr.
July 4, 'lf
E.`CARRICUEB, - rottiviiie, Pa.,
S AGENT for the igle of EVAN
I
t it/TSON'S Fl ‘ dladephia Sritfurforni
SALAMANDER SAFtS,
It - 9 , 26 So llk forrpt Strert, Philelphi4;
"'Truth leligighty, and Nast
Report, of -Ole nmetentllee oproinkti In reprinted ti
burning al Me Fro* Sufts at Itfaohno,
- Mraiary27th,lB67-
limetao. Mirth ti
The undersigned, members of the, .
conintittm rroTootrolll ,report,
that we raw the two Safes originally
agreed upon by Ferrets k Herring I ° -' 4 '
and Evans Watson, plaeed aide by '
side in a ftirnsee, tit: The safe In
use by the Paymaster of the Phlla
delphia d ntadillg Railmad Company. -
In .his office at'lleading. man et factored by tarn:.l the
ring, and the stein nee by IL A. Lards. Ia Lis me•
manufactured by. Erans & Watson. and pot in t. 04
paper* preidsely alike.
The lira wag started al 'tN o'clock. A. M. and Mt $1
until fourf I
eords of green hickory, two cord, dry
half crow ut fop 'wood. were entirely comum.d, ttr
*bole under the xutiertatentlence„?! the sot Knl.q
members of the eemmittee. :The s4res Were th e n nm
off with water, after which the y wore opened;end
,bootts stud papers taken ont bjtbe encomltteo and ec
to 11, Lahti A.. x !tore for pubic esaminafkm. offer IV
were first' examined and marked by the eommitter.
book% and paper; taken from the safe tamtutartered
Drava Is it arson were bat slightly effected by th,
team beat, while t hoee taken from the esfe man e tut rs
by Ferrets I Illerriag were, In eat judgment:the:l.7(
fu;ly lifteen`er-eeut. more than those taken from Inn
k Watsett's safe..
We believe the above to have been a fair and imet ,? *
trial of the renpectise qualities of both safes. -
JACOB IL DT?
. . .
DANIEL S. 110711.
•
- Haring been absent d nein; the burning.:. fully
Ineide with the shove stetentent of the ed`odlik
paper's and booki taken out of the reelect Ito mkt.
0. A. IS ICOLLS.
11.11. 3111ILLNBEI: 4 ;.
JAMES MILIIOLLAYD.
The *glowing named gentlemen. reabisnlirt
• and Its vicinity, who NEM the above foe, have par!
at earn from ,an, okWatsou since the hamlet,.
Usy lit, 1857:
0. A.llleolle,9l ra ; Lepoldllirah.l; base Rath 1: El
It Heisler, 1; W. Rhda A Son. 1: Henry R. Weer
2; Dr. Wm. Moore, Solomon Disui.D. I; Levi I.a.m
t; High * Cralx, I Wtn, Klerk. I ; Kantala/ 2 11 ° Y
1 Wm. MeParDer, I; George J. Erkrit.
IlanatoSk. I ; Earn Miller, I ; Jame, 13ml...011.1;
A. *D. Warner, 1; Jacob Sri:musket. I ; Wm. 1/ ' ,
V. 11..Seholleuberger,l; H. B. employ, If U. A. 1,,
2; W. 0. P P. Eimantront. I; Itillorpr, NI;
CO,lllllOll. 1;J. P. Drldegane. I. • S.A.
• . EVANS a. WATSON - •
dare now on hand 300,000 roolids el
SAVES, which they or for sale on better terse'
wann
oth•r(fachirer th.q:nited Saki .
May 23,'67
CIL' vett tea Or
Tidal
Xeiodtarts,
Harmoniums, ;
511 Washt gton Stiret, was* , •
THE' AT'T'ENTIONIOI
.Commit tees, fie f cols. Lodges, Ito, islnsi .4 :
now Pedal Puiellasei : harmoniums, made seA.l7Ol
Manufacturers.
It isereanged with two manuals Cr banks
hie lowest set running, an rehire higher than flee 4
and may he used seplatrly, and thus get In
twerdlatioct It:strum nts ; or,byllhecrof tie cat
the two-tants of key may be ptaymi ht the se ,
by use of the front ant only. This connected El' 1
Pub•hass, will producte the effeet!rd a Terre (no::
sufficiently' bearg.to fill a heuse that seats frwo
1400 persons. ,
THE ORGA N. .11ELOGEON
Is designed for tarter and private use. 7b o to'
lion is similar to tho'Cbureb Instrument. '
rd with two tanks of Keys, and w h en o ,ll,rites
means of the maples!, Is capable of as ;nest eiss•
power ex the Church! Instrument, obeu 1001 1 :
the Pedals.
Also,. every earteticif MDLODitoNnIR fatt l it
'Purchaser's:nay rely upon Matron:lentil t r
iTra
s uDetory, being made in the vice rentplelo °!!": r
north manner. Ilartog removed lo the 'wino •
ings.'sll WAPIIINUTON STREET. we ton
tr for autaufsetuting purposes...end D•"'
the most eiperieneed and skillful wirkincb.
In short,wwwill promise our customers as
roo .
equal if not superior to any Manufacturer. 0 -,
tee ENTIR E AND' I'ER FRC? SA
liOatc Titans*, LrAncrs or (Igoe.. sad ,
mated in musical matters. are respertfutly Menet
. our rooms at any time and 0234110 C or test;
Meats on exhibition for sale, at their pl.s•nrc
diastilifulthergnarantee to the put-liesste t f:.,,
core of the MNIAIIiit:ONS AND liAithoNlDl y,
our Manufactory, RIP beg tease to- refer, Pe t '
to the following Dee
PIANO FORTS #APitIFACTIMENS T .
Silo have bun:Wiwi our Instruments and sw
Unit. opiion when e.alled upon: ,
CUICI[IIBI3 n O 2 4 034 ;Ham= Cotgros,' •
oft,
Wm. P. }imams, -Itasorst A Atum, A.1 1 % 1 -' 4
Gropes flows. Voomraang BROWN,NrII44
Melodeopt Jr. Harmoniums Kew!
PersonvirliN - wisti to hire Mrledres. and linsP
with a view or purchasing at the end vi tbi : 0?
kayo the rent credited as part toy went of lb* f",.
money. This matt.* to worthy of sleds l
enables those who tkaire a fair teat or the law ,
befiwe purchaalogrfil obtain it at; tte ,
nuutufscturerra. to the extent at fra.• X ) 4 V.4: 4 ,
Orderss from any ;Art of the country or sot
net to the manutectoryln lioston , with c" . ' h.
tory refrocare. prvotptly al..edei
faithfully elevated' wit the parties scre,l",,,.
autPloYed so ageurTo Petrel. and on as uric
Price
&roll 43i ,
octarre,. s
Hew!' kg. l netare,l • • " • •
•
Plano style, l octave, • - ' • ' '
1141,10 style rats tittbh, I octaves , •
Plano sty le. ratted leg . • • • .
Piaui? style, sets Of reeds, •
Plugs sty fa Cortaro,• • • _ •• . •
Organ Mules:nom • • 7 • •
Organ Ileloderm. extra finish, •
Prdal Eutellau illannosions , • firm i b, 10 ,0
Letter*, sod 0. 110 " „ abg
all parts of theistld,
s eemlso,i 4 sem
Descriptivectratims
D. a
111 Waildagtoa NW I,(NoiriPP l " .3l(s ti e
Jolson _ I ' i
lielodeolis, 0
iIIZEINS
EMU!