The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 26, 1857, Image 3

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I,i, avregate are dation of any luttgr, tuna;
• papers out,lisht‘b' it the'Counfy--4-aud as It circa tett
among the beat portion •of the populathm, an adyert!m.'•
teens inserted In Its columns is„ of course, worth a& MUGU
to the adt ertleer as If published In soy Once other ' pdr
pers. In our cities the tatiratof advertlaingereeti tre f s cm'
dad In price according to the circulation of the Ver. ! .
, OUR POLITICAL CM :D. , . 1
Determimd opposition .to the eiong i " "f 'F'l a '° r7
• lu to the Ter" itorics of li:United Etitea--and'oppostit ion
to Gm acluisittoti of any 'Territory.; either by anorak.
lion. purchase or couottest, Sro tbe,catension of the ate&
ot.Slaerci t i : . .
'' .• ' InhWfarenco with Abe • rights of
Opp,mtion ,o any .
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exii _
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Flay Ai &Pre In the e aten In ni til til u. '"Y
st a t e 1,,,,.".-whilo, at the More time.! we dreire a ettange
to the Fugitive Stare law, giving the tight of trial by
jury to e ,t.shllah the claim tea, slave, which wilt bring
ti t . law Albin the Utuita of thnstitution. • ,
, The .ppcoprivt ion of the protrat e
e,I Co 04 the sales of the
Fold'.: lands for tbe`purcbase of the slaves a t a ti ne d
vlluratlon, according to age and sei, and the gradital
atedirion of Slice, yin the. United States. whit-Ii is afoul
' lint on mir 'National F.eruteberm and tlontrary to the pt in.
elple• of tho Pectination of Indepondunee. • This tutor
sOn• is the 01 , o , Important because recent events have.
• fully 'ahlwn that no qtMaticin of Goternmental_polley.
In all Its various departments, and 6ven the question
of. Relight , itself. cannot be. dismissed ' , without the.
• -nigger nnestlon" Icing forced into the afena, and the
whole country attracted and colltllPode cawing alien,.
tlon and ho4tre posilions)n - various . aections. Good
tiovernment. a Union among the Stateit, and Harmony
among the whole people, dent:toil that Ma great, and
grof lag ovil aboohl be removed by - all lawful and just
urine. as 'dowdily as mntsible. l •• • •., 1
The Improvement of our Pieria aqd Harbors. for the
promotion of the Internal Commerce s of the, Country : •
tocettirr with Such aid as may he prudently extended
by thy , general o.,rerom6nt, to the construction of
lialmada and Telegraph Lines to I the Pacific Octant-I
to facilitate quick communication throughout the eosin-
try. which is the only meansty whleh eorh an extend. ,
el territory ran be bound together In one Union. .tly,,
A itortinue System of duties levied on Foreign Mery
chacoll se. sufficient for the support Or tho Ortneral 0 me
...cement. and sci arranged as to discriminate In Caton of,
and also to protect the Domenic. 'lndustry of this
country. .
While we accord to every man tho, right to worship
I.tili Creator ae:ording ,to the dictate,' 'of his own eon
sclenc,e-Lwilbottt fear or molestatiomAnd wiliploscribe
.no man In account of his birthplacnortui Is a good chi.
;see, and cordially suppoits our 'nal Ruth:un--yet we
!are decidedly opposed to Roman CUtholit., Jesultleal.
and all otherYmeign Influence, not In accordance with
or Instittginue, and the best good id the maasea-7and
lastly. pfribtaroppoillion to men who give, or offer to
Roman Catholic's office, to inlinenog their 'votels.sui a
ine•tna of mint ilial advancement of themsel Yee and others.
The total pmbitiltion of the Liquortrattic 11.4 ! a bever
age, end the awarding of the memo punishment to those ei
who violate, a cif a law mitrawardid to other. festoon.
jra and muril rs of thehuman • nre. I '
State Measures. ' •
'W. will contend for a RCokain:loing•Law , 'geed on'
good stoke, well guereled, i /MUM, for the security
n 1 note-holders. • , -
A law prohibiting the sale of noteS, drafts dr7aity pa.
pet that Is the
,representative of m.mey. for more fh
six per cent. 'discount. under the penalty of beingeen Jjp
the penitential,. the come is any other person who re e,
...
the producer of his propel:v. . • •
;,The sale at every fad of;the 4 l ,l l'uldlelVerlis belonging
to the fitate , rdil p)A ble
The above is an outline or man feature of the 'ceding
principles this paper will endeavor Au advocate and es-.
t.thlieh In our Governmental polley.!
• • - PERSONAL.
• •
• trar.W.. return our thanks to those of our OUbgetibel
scatteredi II river the country, whrO have responded to
bills forwarded to them. We regret tq state.how•
ever, that a considerable number hate not yid paid tiny
attention to these bills: We will takti the trouble of again
sending Itiehillti to thiri portion, and after the lapse of a
reasouside time to boar front them in some shape or oth
er, we will ominienre priming Our list and publish thin
restrictive amounts due us.. This lathe only room lett •
.tn adopt, In justice to ourselves and our creditors.—
We cannot afford to labor, lord from' year to year. nn d ex
pend $llO per week In fdrnishing a good paper to our
readers—worth to every one who n.Celi - es It double the
price of i:olocription--omi- thin girr, it mew). .We are
aware tinit many, through lzglict, do not forward their
subscriptions, bt.C.1111.13 the' amount; small and they.
deem It of no lmportirtice. To such we have only to
state:that we are compelled to snake" up $5O per week to
pay our hands and paper-maker..:mil forty remittanres
of only $2 weeLly. makes up thisi RUM. We hope that
i•very subscriber of the Journal 111.ifrettrs, will ,think of
this matter.
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='Tatbe new adyertigements in to ilay'a.fonrtxei
we esti attention. We: cannot far ',rental space,
notice each in detail. • ' l 7 • ,
Aciiaowt.imamt:rs.--To the•#mi.. Simon Cam
eron and lion:James 11. Cami4llli6 are intlebt
.ed for interesting pablie &worn Ptp. • : •
Tim American Itepublicausi!:of Berke .county
dove 'resolved 'to notutnnte no county ticket. • '
71,•• • •
TOR New Yriik papers spenki of nn ameliorated
e,.ndition of the money tnbrket/F
Tue. M. riodus defy:Jim itoverninent;`:4o.l . l, it
will llnt'e to rem.on with thein,.',-iste'd by• n few
United States troops:
Ross Esq., is an inile!pendent cnndidate
for Astefutdy. So far from balling. of, be expres
ses his intention to hank on until elected or do
tented.
WITHOUT queetiiming titeproikietyUithe ci;urse:
of the M Adrooate, think the editor
uovio.o in n Wicking Fiersonall; nny upera'tor' of.
t.
this Region. • •
BANK FAILUKKS.—Bank of': Hartford. sounty,
Ct.; • Bock 'River Bank, ne.' Wisconsin;
_Olio'
Bank' 'of 'Elgin, Illinois; the ,6iltral •Banli• of
Indinna nnil thelWailsielc Bank of
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Provalenco, It. L .
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Tnr"CANADA" brings Euro n intelligence
the 12th The news is 'un!hnportant. rariE.
has ,pccientod a financial From' radio
nothicng later had been learned.' The Belbst riots
ugf(ttunntcly have been renewnd, and indicaie an
unhappy state of 6elink arnang . the hiwqrclasser.
Cotton had advanced, whilbrOadstuffer wore doci•
telly quiet.
• Ibtrrivows•Bittu.—The olft4ers of this Bunk'
n; follows :—President, I(enry Potts, Esq.;
i4nEhier, Olin in tzer Teller, Daniel s rtiey,
spa of Willi)tn Price, Erq., of
, Ichester county.—
.Win. D. Evens. was ehosen Sec rtery of the Board.
The ilankvvill oven on Mondny, the sth of Oe.
iorit'ec, end the Wvtli.e.dey ftillkwing i. llas been,
tied os, the first discount day. *. .
A BAD.NE'w seetuil flint the 'name of
the- Central America was chan'gcd from George
under nn actor Matchfr, 15956 1 which author.
iced )he, 'e.cretary.,of: the Tratituty to permit ,the
owners of a ves4el to give her #- new itante,:wheu
'he should see'cause for.eo doing'. Previous trithia
taw a j .vecial not of Congroe watt required to
change the :lime of any copse). Better po 'back
I to the . Fitfe old law;
t • '• •
FRIENDS of freedom !• You* cause_ iv 'as h o ly,
and tree,;tiolax worthj , of 5011 . r deCutioll-nowns
i ever. The ; l ams effort is lieedonow, in its behalf,
ap'last jenr. it-Aurns 6 morel in dangeti today
than she tins then. Be notsedUced by t•ir.e,o rntiga
to tnin
f tlie men alose hostility to Freed m• has
hithertO banded you togethei, but rally as one
il renew. at: the polls,t. your unwavering
ny egainst the wrongs inhich it is the.l.u:
the'national aulininimptien establish.
iAs.—ln obedienee to 141 order of the
War Lnwreace hne lieen'avacuntg,l,and
linoyed to Fort :Lenvoinvorth. An
t•
rretnry
ta• t.tT,
explanatilin mithissudden movemept is given hy,
• tile 7,.;hooe'a Washington correttiiimplent. who says
tat the .:11.istoa [ titian/ are already pouting Into the •
-Tvrritory, preparatory to volink at the Octubeir
elertion: The assistance of the dragoons !tangle
ber.le•l'to 'prevent the Iturder !Ruffians from J 7,0-
, tin:, They are therefore, retttived to Fort Lee-
Nth. It would :teem Gt
.Gov. Walker is .
“thrr not in the seeret thithe is playing the
part of . „.lanus again, since his ; organ Th . e herald
1. ! .rd„„„ intiniatea that hel:i011 throwlnr his
7! , 1 - TifAi.in enters sustainedl4: ; c6o Ilnited' , States
troope.
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Tun; "Cr.aritst. Anr.mcii.l•P r in our last we
bripflylinentionett that this vciniet belonging to the
line .of the; CatifOrnjta S4ainship Company,
had foundered'ot mt. The i."(witropho linppened
etT Cape Ilatterns, nt;l4 o'clock on the evening. r of
th e .12thAttet. Front Jlte'-deMiled ptatetnents or
I.,,engers Pittililbcd, the scerms incident upon the
vq..el's pinking, must have hitmi ierrifile. A stir-
, ver pays, the ship, all at ()n i ce, as if in the eg
ep of death, made a plunk() en style of ft:rty
!•ur'degrees,
_end with a sh4tely . from- the en.
z.,;; bed mass, she disappeared and tire litzAred
swan being.. Coated out ontlthe below oftithe
, •••.,n, with nO hope but,deathit': All the pasiten
- t i the fart inotnetti sict44 nobly, andTitis
{ e s ''''ter
ti,'theiu that — not tinO;nm r the attempted
tete.•ter the Itokts that transpo'rted the women end,
d •
ch•ltt ! it I, th e brig •Nlarine, until they all were
Much nFr et is ''exprepPiell at the ott
1.-r q' t • li ernd. ll , the. commandtir of the Central
whq fusin g the- try i4g scenes through
%hie:. he parted, was everyl)netift u 3". Self
...” . tor4ott en in his elitists to itnve his' vessel end
;ilea under his eliiirge. COnsinerable censure
bottmett upop Itemege E. Ashby, late
engincei'ef the Centel./ ,;!lagerieu, in cense;
t•f altegel untaithfuhAseto Ids duty.—
tt.1.11 pulili , liesn Card ii r .shich,,,he..denies
i tgeally, the aspersiouS epbt upon Me char
, r aa ., •flie e r end a getalp ; omn, and asserts •
t!tat his narrative lif; the eattaatrophe, !
; e”ticertiedotililM conrirmiTi a . 124i]
tt-e ' 4,, " .'" ll '.atiott ran ho had. At the time oil
"'".the 1'
.cAitret. .1 bad 011 boned l'
which on tar,ool6 are known'
, :t 4 . -Aiming ;the passengers o.i•
minus 44 6 1 ,' ,4 " 414 ,
; tlkbe Idit, obrervealte;
ttj . iLitt p;•' 4 en
7 1 , d ipijnli Ftnioner..,uf .
• "
xi AiZiuri swillOr
.', s lien d' a lbw - dements whit' the nuttier Di tibe
Deet.fration of Independence Listen to . i t
! ;Thst VOICe . oilt Joffe 'Flom., ~ i
y,o,h nod 40th -pages ,011iial,,totes on
Virgiiiia, Jefferion says : ..' .sit ••, l i .
"There mustldoubtless be en unbenPY.lnfidenee
on the inanners l of, our P 0 . 0 1 4% . Produced by illt ,
cifertence of 01 . very *along us. The wbule cora.
n i ,
memobeliecti aster and slave Is a tierpetual trx.:
cress of the" et , boisterous passions-a -the Most
unremitting diapont= on the one part,"and de
grading'subinie ton• on the
„other. , Our children
see this, and leftrn to' imitate it ; for man is an
i m itative:animal- This quality Ali She . germ of all
jeilfic'fitinti in MM. • Prom his cradle te.bis grave.
he is kerning th do that be aces others do. If
n parent could 41111 no. motive, either in his; phi.'
datiihrops,tirtiit oelf-love, for restraining. the in
temperance o r iii„ A ssi oa towards his slate, it should
'always be a enflicient o ne thliti his chilttis present.
:rasa generally B is not suffielent. The parent
storms, the chili looks on, catches the linehtneets
of trrath,:,Tinta ma the same airs in the circle of
smaller slaves givea a_loarie rein to the- worst :if
iaassionir and, shoe rimed, educated. and daily
exereisedin tyranny, cannot but be- stamped 'y
it with odious rieenliarities. The man toast be a
prodigy who cab retain his manners and merits
.undepraved • by: such circurnodneer. And with
Whatexecratiork should the Statesman be loaded,
Who, permittinir one half the' citizens thus I'M
• trample on, the , rights of the; other; transfe7s
those into desprts and these into enemies,dcstr a
the inorwltuti (
_the one pert , and 'the °mar )1,0 tri
Of the ofhtnl fdir if a slave can have a country l iu
1 Ibis world, it mi - ist be any other in prefereneel . to '
that in which he is horn-to live anti labor or
another ;.! in which he must look up the facilit
i es '
Of his nature, e4ntribute, as far ea depends on ds
individual,, endeavors, to the isvnoisbausn!. 1 ,,0f
the human rule, 'or 'entail his own. miserable
condition' on qra endless generations proreediiig
from hira: • With the morals id the people, their
ihdustry is slid; destroyed; for, in a warm' ell
mate, no man will labor for bim.self *tureen Mike '.
another labor ftty Iblia: , .. This' is so' true,. tbite,of
the proprietorsf slaves a very small portion, 'n
`,deed, are ever en to labor. And can the liber
:ties of a 'rattiott ,e thought secure, 'then we lutes;
removed 'their o ly firm basis—a conviction in the
Minds of i the li e plc that these liberties are of the
gift of G,od ? that they are eetto be violated, but
with his Wrath ii--I ndeed , I tremble fur my coati
try when 1. refletit that God is just; that iiis:j.es
lice minuet aloe rl forever; that conillering num
bers. nature, aid tiaturnl Means Only, a revoiu ,
-}ion of the wheO•of fortune, en exchange of Sit:
nation iiMmonepoisitile events; that Amoy be
srbllle probable by supernatural interference! : The ,
Almighty . hll no attribute. which can take i sre
With ns In su h a contest." ~.
While Virginia waszat a Coloiay, in 1744, he
held a - COnventi . ..n to appoint delegates toatt nd
li
, oi ,‘ •
the first general Congroso, which wes to esteem le,
and did Colemble, in Philadelphia, in Septehiber
.i • •
some I,
of the o year.. Before that Consention,:Mr.
,icffeison Made an exposititin of the rights of
British emericel in which he said said:
• t
7r.
i , oThe abolition of domestic slavery is the great
t obje - et, of deiire in these Colonies, whittle, it
•s s4
a unhappily i . traduced in their infant Suite.—
..hut previous to he enfranchisement of the slaSres,
it is necessary o' exclude, further importations
from Africa. 1 tour repeated attempts to effect
this by pro'hibiti'on, and by imposing duties which
Might aracuott firohibitjun, have biont 'hitherto
defeated by *hisl Majesty's 'negative ; thus prefer
ring tbe:itittued ate advantage of a few African
corsairs iff. the 1 tin;; hiterests of the American
States, and the; ights , of human nature, deeply
Wounded by thi infamous p r ac ti ce. " . ' -
~, In the
1
origins draft' of the Declaration of In
.
dependurtee, - efl,whirli ills well known he wris the
author, weAnd ihis charge againit the Kitig of,
•
Great Britain: I t '
i
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`• "lie has wageil cruel' war against human nature
itself, vitdating its most sacred rights of life and
liberty, in the iiersotis of it distant - peoilis who
hirer offended h m, captivating and carrying them ,
• into slavery int another hemisphere, or incur
o t
miserable death An their transportation thither.— I
' Thin. piratical w rfitre,- the opprobrium* or infidel , l
powers, is the rfare of the Christian !King of
• G.-eat • Britain. bet:rod:led. to keep tit market'
where men shoo 1 Ire bought and sold, he hue et
length Prostitut 1 his negative for- suppressing
.any legislative ttempt to 'prohibit and restrain
this execrable co merce." ,
•
peat. him fort or; he says : i
•
"We hold the ' truths to be self-evi '
... - .
rill meW are cree d equal f thnt.they art
by their Creator ith certain unaliennbi
that =wig then are life, liberty, and t'
- 4 happiness; t at" to secure. these ri
erntnents ere ins ituted among men, del,
filet powers fro the consent of: the gods
I Under . date.of August, 7th, 1785, in
ti l ,
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I
Dr. Pric'e of Lcin on, he Says: •
1 "Northward of the Chesapeake you play, find,
bere.en4 there no opponent of yOur . ditetrino, as
you may find, here and there, a: robber 'and Mar-.
deter; but in ne 'great number. Etnetlipntion is•
put into . anal ii , tratii, that in a few yaars ,there
Will he no sieves northward of . Maryjand. •In:
;Maryland Ido nt find such n disposithin to begin
tbe.,,redress of his enormity, as in V i irgitiia.—
This is the next tate Co which we may. turn our
oyes for the int eating spectacle of justice ie eon:-
flint with "nenrie and oppressioh; a conflict where
in the sacred aid' is gaining daily_ reernits from
the isflueinto o ea of'young men grown up, and
growing up. T 'ese have sucked in the principles
14 liberty, ns it ere, With 'their mother's milk ;
and it is to them I look with anxie,ty td twit 'the
fate of the quest en." I
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In onetime "let 'r, written to a - friend in 1814, be
Made use of the following emphatic, la gunge:
1- -
"'Your favor o July 31st woe duly received,
and read with peculiar pleasure. The entiments
dd Minor the head and heart. of the writer.—
M ine on the suldect of the elnrery of negroes
lnive long 'since eon in the possession a the pub
lie, and time has only served to give them stronger
roid. The kivejustice and the love of country
plead equally 111 cause - ,-;.r. these •i eoplet and it is
a reproach to us hatthey should have ipleaded it
_sui Wog in Amin:" • -
ti.
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Av ' id '
Ibe ea', ,:
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}'What an ' incomprehensiblo multie is"man!
who can 'endure toil, famine, strips, imprison
taint, and death itself, in vindication Of his lih,
i
erty f' and the next 'eminent be denf to all ,ithose
niiltives'whose power supported \ him -through . his
trial, mid indict bn his fellowman a. bondog+, one
holm of :which islfraught with - more 'mtsery! than
ag , i: of that- wlii ho ruin) in rebellion
to oppose."
Throughout tb South, et the present dap,-es-
i
pegially latticing laveholders; negroes are almost
itiVariably spok n of an "goods and. chattels,"
"property," "hu an cattle." In - oar Arst quota
lien (Yore Jetrefs n's work., we have Ft that hb
spoke of t
[ he bin s as eitizelas. . We -. .4. ha11 ; now
• •
be4r him speak o them as Iwethren.. , tle says: .
- ."We must mill' with patience the w i tWititigs of
an overruling Prridenee, and hope that that is
preparing the del?verance of thoa earl brethren.
When the measuiti of their tears sball be, full,
when their groan) - shall balm involved Ilta'ven
itself in darknes . doubtless a God - of Antic will
livrilkeni to their iiistr6v. Nothing, WI:nor; yin
thinly Written in he Book of Yam, Allah th 't this
people shall he free." _
. . In'a letter to e
Isom, sob.
jeet, dated May 21 !Flu before
hint death, - be liar
nios Ironton, on this j
, 1826, only six we'
'•3ly sentimet
the public. 1 . 1:1,
they iietthAltai•lit
threndbare. Alt
them et:Mammal
have ben.forty , ye
I repented them rot
lmy become the more;
ough I shall dot not i
. 1, they will not die:wf
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"Tne, Ill:Pt - au ."—Thia flept. net:alit
Republican Jaime I,' has made its tipptiarm
.Washington, with'George M. Weston, Ea
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editor n r i proprietor; and Daniel 4. Go
EN., as essisfant Its motto is that of Jil
1
"we must. presery our Liberties , r per lob
list efit4i." Th e tone of •the 11 epubli + d
let dignified. .It editorials; are marked bY
. .
ty;
.1f IS in shrug what is really ne4ed
re i
I Capit4l of the co 'ntry, a firm. determined
t
i les. intelligent -
• ppontid, of theestensi
1..
Slavery to thel .Territories of the Unltedl
Mr. WeSton's . sal tatery concludes as f l olloo
The' q'nestion . 6 fore the country is tot
Ilona! one, but a uestion of principle) of el
'and of interests. flt is the old question
few against the any, of aristocracy Aviv
: - runcrieei. : It. ter( yes the rights of t 0 ,
who labor, itnpe lied bYthe preten to ,
/
°lag's of capitalist who wish to star e
grade' them, by orcing upon them tti
and rivalry of an inferior and 'serviii
this question; whdethere are thousani
South who take the side of respeciabill
vaneumont of free labor, the number ir
numerous of those at the North, wh
thies lip in quite the opposite direction.
troversy is not sectional, but social.
- A I n•this groat strasigle,forced upon th
by the andisity'et i the ',men in power,
endeavor to de,ourf Art, in the NO
which.cirs— lave placed as.
W. 1141 madly the• pf,
the field: ten t and trust ttil
influenie 'there breathes al
telive'Li 1 ,'the proprietor!
Typographical'?
proFper
pribii, Is
f I
1 Erretl the flips thit .
iTariff.4 )eration.L-abOut
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Laud niiet
....,:r experts of in
1 exceed e d- the low 'rts twenty-eight U
;.dull:,rsl,while sin en and a half milli
tf sPeiecautaitit the cottotry than, a
it. Eli en IEIO how : the accounts stand,
present poiter:Ai Tariff. During. Ow
years We importe one hundred and ti
millhma more of rehandise than'werl
and sentout tee c 'untry'une hundred
Fig milliOns more ' f specie then cam
The matiene!iee of he two 'mane. hti
.peatedli shown • d demonstrated who;
the effect upon th I.aborloielimaes if
p.rerouriteeme r It has now 0011114 says
1
Americo'', and w n boing..thrown
plormo . i r, th rwi os•and children - Auk
DOMICk: atic d wag gnos who : impaco4
Jens upon_ t ern,. iid who . preferred
British Ito trait Am ' loan . Inbor, will 6;1
beg.. T his 11 1 the ' rt , of comfort will
tuded ` taasies iet in , their heir of trib
iboutin'g ”Dettmersey',;• and for:Wing '
of %role and drawers of grater; for rellil
mud p.telted.eouventtin
11 . 1 .
....7
~
I .
Is bu butt. lug ilne mare fell'witb more
thrilling and Startling effect upon all hurts, than
thal.of the loss of the litinitner Central America.
tfUerAre hundred hitinanllllks,‘bY one eats . 11- . .
trophe, atone moment,' itiMmoned to, their last,
accannt. Ire deeid; remarks the Boston C0U.44, •
„rualiji analyse and take to' pieces the ghastly sum.
-1
and aggregate.of tech a piece of. intelligence is
this. We read in a paps l of four 'or five hun
dred souls re asoif they we urt; or fifty'. _or four
it
or five. The number seem to. us, as , the eye rests,
. upon theet. mere algebraic simboli, conveying no
very distinct impression to the mind. ' But what
a different thing it would_be if W. could see
these hair or five hundred teem- women Ind child-.
run drinking, tine by ace, the bitten:Ts of
death,—singly and separately . , contending with,
-Imffettiog against,, *wallowed up Gl the street ! '
lint waves. Could,'we discern all those comvelsed
_faces,those'pitemsaly extended hands where there
was no one to help, those qUivering limbs;—could ,
we hear ell Anise agonised, farewells., those- sobs
of anguish,.theina choked iondi . bubbling . i v
wrungfromthe-leit straggles of tuidring stateire.-
—we should know' ind feet what was included
and enfolded in tbo news announcing thafi ices. ,
tabs steamer had gtine dot l fn . with all on boiltd.
And emlil We go etrther,—codd the glance ofthe
mind dart to every home diet is darkened by such
a catastrophi;—froin one nf whieh'i blooming
daighter has been takein„ the ligh tot her toren*
' eyes, from another,' vlrtunitslitid promising son,
'the Object of fond hopes and irayers, from an
other its' head . and stay and bread.erinoer—
hurling them at once from competence to. poierty
—we should bit.able to icalculate, in soma impel . -
, foot measure, the height , and depth. and breadth
'of such a tragedy.,' . 1 ' ~ •- ; . .
, As. is usual in such- eases, when the- - deed is
doLii,' nnii .em'earrow is irreparable, thens is a
talk about the onseaworthiness of the ill feted
steamer; soil a question as to whether she was
fitted to transport Co costly 4 freight of human
souls, and a blame is male to rest on this or that
particular head. But hero, over the wi;oks and
fragments of "that fatal and 'perfidious battc,"
nod over all the. anguish and agony olioir . loss %
do we say that wit ourselves
. ari to :blame, and
• none else. The 'headlong, 'reckless, unthinking'.
spirit of our people—that deliberates not; reflects
' not, he, itatea riot—that would send them to sea
in a sieve if it only promised, to go fast enough' ,
—is the source of the trouble, and there should'
the railway begin. We , have no proper regard for
human life. Men ',ad women are but Weeds In
our eyes. And in a little month the lesson of this
misfortune will have been forgotten. There will
. be some lamentation, some indignation, and then
things will go on es before. We shall disregard
the warnings of common prudence,. and rush into
the Jews of nictitate peril, simply to slave a week;
a day, an hour., ' 1 •
The loss of the Central America suggest.' a
thought that the goveroment ihnuld determineln
the future to give the ocean mail contracts to' no
° vessel without, water-tight 1 eoMpartments. Had
the Central America been' 'provided with those
compartments, we should net now be called upon
to mourn the loss of brave spirits, the loved and
cherished. For the protection of the mail ter-
I'Sire
\Sire, if companies cannot'boi induced to secure
as far as possible, °the lives of their passengers,
, . we hops that government will take this matter in
hand. EVery ocean steamer should have water
tight compartments. If elm springs a leak then,
or is injured by collision . , the will be buoyant .
1 enough to be brought into port.
Pao resat! Awairmastrs.-HThe proposed amend
ments to the' Cumnitation, of Pennsylvaaia, are
published in the newspapers) of the State. They
have been agreed to. , lcky - two successive legislatures;
the next step toward their adoption will be their
submission to a vote of the people.at the October
election. l The amendments are four in nutnlier,
and the vote will he taken for or against each one
separately. They ere all of '
sufficient importance
to deemed the acrious attention ,01 every citizen,
and we think their expediency and propriety are
so apparent; that the people Without distinction of
party, will be ready to accept them.
The First Amendment' relates to the public
debt, and proposes the; following salutary pros
lent,l that
iendowed
le rights;
o pursuit
.tits, goy
;ling their
'trued."
letter to
visions : 4,
,• i .
I. That the Stale debt Shall never exceed $750,-
000, except in CIISC of tra'r, , invasion, or insurrec
tion, or for the purpose of redeeming the present
doitt.l
11. A Sinking Fund 'shall ho provided 'IA.
sinking 4 KOMI°.
Piint to pay the interest on the existing State
debt end to reduce the principal $250,000 a year.
W. The credit of the Commonwealth allot' not
in any manneebe pledged or loaned, or the Coin:
monwealth become a stockholder in any corpo
ration.
IV. The' Commonwealth shall not 11r811616 the
debt of any county, city, borough, n or township, or
soy cOrPeration, unless the same was contracted
by the State in tithe of war.
V. No county, city, or other municipal corpo
ration shall, become a stockholder in, or loan • its
credit to any company or corporation whatever.
The--& - Coad .km;(410 provides against the
needless diididou pt counties lby • irehibitinge he
erection ..4 any bow county containing less than
400 Square miles, anti requiring the expressed as
sent of the voters of the county, to authorize any
divit;ion of such county; which shall cut offone
tenth of its population. `
The Third Amendment relates principally to
Philadelphia, had purposes to amend the first Ar
ticle of the Constitution by striking from its sev
eral sections the words which recognize the sepa
rate municipal existence of the old city of Phila
delphia.
•Thie amendment also.proposes some charges in
the mode of apportioning the Stole for Itepresen.
Wives; the, Most in portant of which is that It
will snow the city of Philadelphia,' (and any oily
with taxable population sufileiSnt for two mire.
sentaiivei) to be divided info single representative
ditqriels.
the roto-th - Anteadateut propose a now section
to the Constitution, in' whiehi the power of the
Legislature to alter,- revoke or repeal any charter
of incorporation, (which of course it possesses, by
virtue of Its sovereignty, although some affect to
dispute it) is expressly declared.
This is a mere outline of thto proposed Amend
ments, but sufficient, we trust to show their import.
ance,.,and to induce our readers - 41 examine them ;
carefully, so that they may be prepared to vote'
upon them with.an •intelligent understanding of
their nettle and bearing upon our present funds
. •
mental late.
re likethre
ty times,
stain and
ire iiksee
th
Fag Moxer Menem—Daring the -present
week a better feeling his prevailed in the mone
tary circles of New, York and Philadelphia than
existed at the.close of last week. In New York
the, rates - (ergood paper are •lowerVaOd there is
decidedly a more cheerful feeling in the market.
In Philadelphia the officer; of the kanks•held
meeting a taw days since, and revolved to sustain
each 60cr. through the crisis; and to . aid their
solvent customers as fir as it ilia their. power.—
In both cities it is conceded that the worst of the
' pressure is over, end we can'cOnEldently look tor
' ward to a steady improvement although business.
cannot fully revive for some time yet. In Phil.:
adelphis at present, more money is loaned on
bond hod mortgage. than for : years past. Good
and solid stocks hate within 4 day or two ad.
winced, and seviral Omni that had suspended,
have again resumed bdsiness, they showing am
ple.assets to cover ail liabilities, and requiring
only time to' x tricots themselves from embarrass,
.tuf , nt. The great contractions which' the banks ,
compelled to make for calf - protection, will
tend to check impoliations. A review of the con
dition of the Banks of Pennsylvania, ' pievea that
they aro soiand, andwill weather the etOrm safely.
Upon the whole, things look -brightir there ate
but fete failures now in Philidelphia and New
York tharitttraets attention, and the money mar
ket is easier. .
this,
ea in
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keen,
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cided
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' PCOPLIII'S DILLEGATI CONTIINTIOIII.7-ITI Our 10-
'cat colutnn will be found the yrotteedings of a
Convention held at the Coors Howe in this 80,
rough, fur the purpose of nominating a ticket
coteposed of members of all parties in the County.
b4ce thought that it was not ildiisable to
nantinato a County ticket In opposition to the
Democracy ; . kiut as this etteme to bi no party
tuevement, nehave objections to it, although
wd still think that It would have been better not
to h'ave nominated a ticket. Na, that it is dune
however,. we will not cavil
_at it:, The ticket
framed it will be pereefied,As 'composed of
thq best portion 'of • the Democratic nominatlea
and mainly, of the most acceptable men that
could have been' selected. As a perfectly hide.
pendent ticket it will as a whole, compare (Ivor..
ably "with the Democratic, and will.affttrd the
ten of the County: an opportunity to soled these
th'ey eonsidter hist fitted for the position s to`
which they are nominated:
~Party feeling ditit
not rno high' to the scanty. Party lines are not
strictly down. It is important that the but men
should:be *elected for the Cotinty officer, and 'the
ticket framed by the . People's Conietition offers
ea: opportunity to our citizen; without distinct
lion of party, to make inch selections.
'Whig
year.
'he
hree
reh ,
•
more
of of
• r the
four
-foor
orted,
one
sot
und•
lii
led
'o re
!et be
• of
erg
j eio
I WO ,
ed
I m to
e de-
I
,n for
bt
jati ,
ti
km acting of the creditors of the Pima:
Don Company was held last week, in Philadelphia,
and ap estrogen of two years and ilye month/
graotiO them._Tbe amrks of the Company, there.
fore, will not top, sod, none et their bands lie
thrown's/et of employmiut. Wad to hear it. -11
OHMine* Dotturrints ..i-v The apPelling loteof
life on .
the "Central lAinerica" bas no .parallel ha
the annals of AG:aria:id steamship nayigation.—
The nearest approach is the diAarter which beret
the rtettrastrip Aretlel p on the flith. -of September:
Is34,:ty which romethlngilike three hundred add
fifty lives' sm. lots, The steamship Soo Pratt-
Mahe,. beltMging -to Oa Paelfle Mail Steamship
enamels,. Which forindtired in the Atlantic en the
2Siti of December. 1853, Was lost tinder eirentn
sienies similar I'i mins* respects . In the disaster.
which hai just oicurand; bit the number of Bios
,micitillled was much! lean' not varying Su. (rum
Om hundred, Ineluding.lso 11. EC troops,' " "
:Taking. a - retrospect. lith a view, to »<mint
the' rations eatastrophies whiels -lima. _befallen
!Kean steamships owned aor tradingiVith the
trailed States, we find that • the foll)wigg hare
been entirely lost : . •
...
• ..Ifme. Fate. ... , F l ataahlas. s '
L a
President, ' , ' !Corer - dot 11160,000
Columbia. • All hapax saved, • 300.000
Humboldt, ' AU beads saved. '500.005
CRY ofMame_ __ _ .1".. Never beard of. _ 200,000
City of Philadelphia, 'All hands saved. 300.000
Franklin; Ali bands saved, • • 480,000 '
Ban Francisay 1 A few laved. . scow
Atetle; '
- - • A &weaved, . . 700,000
Peeille, ' ,',' Nees; heard of - ... I (MAO
Tempest.' ;.1, . Never heard of . • 1 000.0 00
°Otte AstitrlcL ,IA few inid, .. . 710,000 ,
. . ;
•P,4eluslre of a tS l */. 000111 Veda- • • $ 050 . 000 -
- ,
;It the Cargo was ineludyil l , these , figures would
be more than doubled: • 7ie President • was lost
in the year '4l—no que'dmws hownr_where. The
Colimbli, in nautical phrase. "broke her back'
on.the socks near Cape; RiOa. The City of Phila
delphia went to pleeel on( the • rocks near' Cape
Rice.. The City of Illantiw sailed from Liver
paid March ;Ist, 18SC and was' not afterwards
heard- of. The Great. Britain came near being in
chided in the list, havingllain ashore for emit
mouths at Dundrausi Bay. coast of Ireland, but is.
now engaged as,a transport for TIM Pranks
liY and Humbolt went‘aphiore and brekalo Owes,
the, former on Long; Wand. _ and the- latter near
. Ilulifax. The'Aretie and pacille were lost as al.
:ready recorded.— The' Iron steamer Tempest.
1 50 0 Inns, sailed !TOO New. Ydrk Feb. 12,.1857
with 'a new of from Aisitty4ve to forty. mita, and,
was, terer beard from. ' On the • Pacilie, *several
• fine 'lsteataers. havei twins 1ost; generally of a
similar class. ' The !Independence, for instance,
was totally lost, With 120 lives. , and the Tonnes
. see. St: Louis, and Tanker' Bride, Winfield Scott
ankothers, locums kolarwreeks. . - -
grtglish stenintra,l' hi waters- contiguous to the
[lofted States, barn fared' little better. Within
us abort time, we have'tn,reeord tha,loas of the
fine iron steamship ;Canadian.. en the St. Law
rence ; also the stisaishin Clyde. and several
steamers in the Wesrlndia• Islands.
-I A ealeuliiion as 'to; this number of lives lost
in. these strainers, makes rs total of•isbout seven
teen hundred. This 'fossil beteg irreparable, no
ons.slation can be derived from she feet that a
large proportion of it Might have been 'prevented
thy's division of these :l @W" into compartments
'by older tight bulkheads ;hut there is opportuni
ty to make the adoption 'stank a means of safety
rumpuliory upon this , miners ,of all sea going
steamer", and thereby doing much to prevent the
recurrence of catsatroPhies such as we too Often
have occasion to deolcire.=-Jourisal of Commerce.
I .' r 'I
leversor *elke:Ar " Lieeelleeetfee ea tke
. Katmai' Baseness:
Sr. Louts. September 23.—The prorlaniation
(Hued by Gov. Walker, teletive to the October
election, has been received here. While admit
ting the injustice exhibited in the apportionment
which excludes fifteen 'counties from participating,
la the election, the Goiertior attempts to extol
pate Itimtelf from biotite, by declarin g that only
four days remained after hie arrival in the Terri-'
tOty; to make the apportionment; that he did not
know that there existed a law requiring 'him to
niake the,apportioninent—and therefore, the duty
divolvedgrpon others.' He expresses tile opinion
that no one can vote, eicept those who are qualified
tinder the territerial 11w of the 20th of February
last. also qualified under) this law; end that a
Territorial tax is not required as a qualification
for a Voter. :
Tho Governor states ..that troops will be eta-
Seined at the raviolis Voting places wheie violence
'is apprehended, and that the best exertions will be
nindedo render the eleetbin a fair and honest ex.
Pre:talon of the views:apeopte.
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; COAT. EXTORTIIPRON "EllW MITTERACINGDOII - 01
GREAT BRITAIR.—In July the exports of Coal
from the ° United Kingdom amounted to 660898
tons, against 569.3)6 tons in the some month'of
1856. showing ant inertial hi the July of the
present Sear of 91.552 . 4 tons. The exports to the
East Indies.were 36,517 tons, against 19,924 tons
in July. 1857: Thii eXptirts to France were very
large this July-143,01p tons. against 105,085 tans
last year. 6
liMmm
, ,
Agri t stated that Alio Moottior Iron company
home determinedAd piy off their hands and close
their Rolling Milli nti'Donrille, for the •present.
hie if the case. will thrOw out of employnNnt a
large number of handii,
Pdr•Sound*tra vela ',4t the rate of 1.125 feet in
a second, at the tempenstbro of 60° Fah., or
1,090 feet per second it 32° Fab. This ilinereas
ed 1-14 feet for every!.degree :of temperature of
Fsrenheit'a thermom.efer.
. 4 1:11-The Jews injHaltimore end in Newark
have recently erectaillin their respective cities,
Costly edifices, for puoc worship, known as "syn
agogues," where theirNev,otions are to be carried
on in the vernacular of the nation.
fiSilr*Deniel S Morrison was recently lost in an
Immense cornfield in Eiet , Spring„Oonnity, - Avifau
nas, and wandered Agit for three days trying to
find hie way out. He was found on the fourth day,
by his Degrees, who went: out toseareh fur hint.
„„atiitrA company ofi,',Ohio capitalists, at whose
hend,is Thomas torerin, have purchased 26,000
acres of coal lend in themalley of Kanawha, Va.,
at $1 nn alre,and nili!ittemediately commence Alm
manufacture of coal nil front the valuable mini-
ral. , ! .1,
fisie•A Saud of 'Engineers, consistingofeehief i
engineers Williantioni Wood, and Follansbee, will .
convene ae the navy yard , Philadelphia, • on the
bth proximo, for the tigemination of engineers for,
promotioni l and also candidates for admission into'
the corps. 1 -'i •
.Ticonderoga
igft•The, stallion ~Iyiconderoga .Black Hawk.
which took the lirstiprize At' the recent United
States Agricultural Fair, suddenly died last week,
find is supposed to•baite been poisoned. Mr. Fel
ton, the owner, valued him at $lO,OOO, and it is
Said a few days ago kit declined an offer of $BOOO
for him. , , ,
".
"Prof.. Rogers of the United States, who his
,been for sometimelO Europe engaged in peeper
ing for publication - his work on the geology and
physical geography of North America, is a candi
date for the chair of, katitral History in the Uni-
Versity of Glasgow, vacant 'by the death of Pro
fessor Cooper.
per• Col. Gowen, director of the Philadelphia
'exhibition to Sebastopol, having the dole contract I
0 raise the sunken vessels of war, has taken 'pity
. :on the Boston volunteers, who fitted out an expedi
:tion,on their own hook, 'and bas..given them em-
JPl o Yrnent at the world as contractors. Each party 1
'uses a different rue* of operations.
i
ArMr..childs, who is now in New York, says
fliat he saw Captain flerntron about four bourn at
Inter the sinking of the steamer, and onArifting
inoar. we hailed him, Itml received an encouraging
!mower.' Ile never. 9w him after, and apprehends
1 'that he was washed from bis support by one of
the heavy wares t h a t , over him.
..flarr•One incident/ i connected with the, Confetti'
America, is said to'bt, that thetaptain of the Nor.
:weglan barque, some time 'previous to finding the
Survivors of the steMner, was on his deck, and a
bird flew in his face Ow* times, When he made en
alteration of three: pbintsin his course, by which
-means he was made fhe•hippy instrument of say
log the lives of the 49. survivors.
i
i orThere are a grit many applicants In Wash.
logien to represent ;the Veiled States abroad at.
`rareign courts. Id tTlis matter, that there will he
no romovala. and:aopointments until after the
'meeting of Congress unless in eases Where Deets.
city detnands,the filling'of a vacancy. The num
ber of aspirants for alplomstio honors is one bon . -
1 Ilred and sixty.sev4n, and it represents almost
i :overt State of the Ilaion.
THE COAL TRADE.
Pttprville, September 36,1967.
The ituaritity shot by...„ltailrotid this week is
7.25,3202—by Orel 28,176-fir lite week 53,-
F 502 12 tune.. •
The - gahal again', lends the. Railroad, and the
snipply has fallen 14 i since last week 13,160 tone;
`;compared with thei corresponding week lost
:year the Railroad loses 30,561 tons, and the Ca
-1
:nal 5,250, making 4 loss of 35,811 tons. This is
heavy loss in atingle week. -' -
The trade sums: 14 this week Se follows, exclu
:;l •
ding the Pennsylvania Coal Company, from which
;we received no rePort: •
1857. Lou. Gala.
Bebunklll-1I IL, ;,55.888 23,327 30,561
• '• —C3uaL 43,424 .z. 176 8,240
Lehigh—R. R, 1 ,14,1153 • 0481 • 2,401
-Canal 44.715 33,080 4,621
Del. & Hod, Canal, 18,130, 17,478 842
:Penna. Ciil Co„ hp!roturn
*Toulon, South, 6,733' 10,308
4.........:-.. -- -,-..„ —.
/U. 730 120,743 41,08. 6,093
'120.749 VW
—L-
Dee. for neek, tone, I t 34,987 34,987 -
i::
i
Showing a lose l arip / red with last year of 31,-
987 tons. The following table gives the aggro
.
'gate loss and galb l br the year from tho different ,
, ltallreadet •
regions sad by til l siffereot avenues: Philadelphia, ReatUns4 Pottsville. -
, .iii 6 43.; _ 185.1. . 16„,,,„„ G a p, . .311130 DIU and Schnylkill Pleven - -
Schoetllll:44`ll. 47 42,16ki 1,123,520 228,619 , Mount Carbon ', •' • - - • - • -
4 . --c..a..,,i i , 310,380 ! , psodAss :, i 9 2,7g 3 Mount Carb6o and Port Carbon ..-
L e hi g h_...g. IL,
~usAel .. talon ~ •; , . 4:2:035 MAI Creek L - - - - - • • - - -
-Canal, 852417 654.752 193;480 Schuylkill Valley .... '-, _..
Del. 8 lied. t anal, 04,9 c g, 815,018.' SO,SIOI , - LorbefT7 Creek - - • •• ,- -'•
•
Poona. Coat Co.. no ;return , , - Bwalara --..-- : - -. ... *. .
*nolo?, Sontb, 1 1 0426. MAI , 190,516 Caseates - ‘!" '-- • '
• . -.'14..:- --. _ Schuylkill Navigation' - ''. ),. - -
- - 48i8',160 303.925 4404984 517,743! 'n.. - Prolii 4 ea •, • •
• 11 1' j 3,1.28499 461,984, Union.pnaal .--- . . . .
... .
II - ----- .........- " .." • prehrred. --- -.- .
Tommie in 1857, ',., • . 55,759 , 4789 De1•,& 1 1, 4 2 ri e & Tr 9490171.4'n C 0.%
Tha 11 ; 17- Litiretleb" ---- uv1. - N -" i C ß . r.fr il 4 6lls,
,The Tradeis r apidly daoressiig
t • -. • 1
;and
the last two weeks ts ,upwards lA , 53,000 teal - "MX& -
i s . Umslaton Co al Co.. ... - . • -.:.'
and we should no 'Surprised -if the loss f_rom: ilea mountain coat Ca. r .., .. ...
&R. Lien ~. ,- -
!the dbove rFslonsit l pol reach.. from 40 to 45 ,060- Pannsylventa Owl
• • w • - i • Dauthin Coal it R. It. Co: ~'. . .:
;tons the ensuing "eit. The intru Mi de far astir' I,ykens Valle/CoelOo."-' --' .-'; •
last year's shiprothisip aunt to only about 75,000 ' " me ' m " d6 " c " .l4 "• R • c4 " --
J •i ' , Lykens Talley ftaltroad & Crad Co . -
!tons. Two weeks s'ro it was 120,000 taus: - ' 1 I Coal Cosapandass ' ‘.
f; 9.i ,
r . We lain that tWAsJ I, o I r three heavy Coal Inns; N r=a mica l l * N'Peaso u co al. ‘ lO • - -, - - -
..-prehered .'• ,
went to protest dating ,the week. • They all have, "
..__." " eomalw, ..', .- .
'abundant asset" ati miot their liabilities-but . it , DehlWar.
C°. , ' -
.'
• f 7 I. i Cillabetiliß4 *bleb. ...,..
.would minim a gritat netlike to make the m avall-' New Creek Coal Co. , • • :.' . . ~
- „ „ . - I ' • 1 1 111seellanstious I
:able in th e presenratate of tim money market .- { - MI ~,,. Im o •
"
Prom what we reit jMni;they minters temporary i farmers' Ssolt_ '• '. • .., . .
- 'it .their Pottmilleflas .- . ... .:.
suspansiorps,-aa l -buries" Wili; progress , p o ss ir ms. ya m : c o. ..- .
.•. 1
;are ustial 'incepts° far 'si It Is 'Nativei by the prei. Taediork. of ail Coal Companies
', • t:1 . , • ' the. above Let when In
mot demand Sur Cl. , ini : --, . ' 4 • publication. naldisa ' 7 II"
. . •
, - • ~.I': ' :. _ , _
' ' ii.; II I, __
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.
'fa Tateiniwilap i enia - 1 111eseets
Its Dryad Compaoy. tleee made s famparaty,'ae.
airman. The Piety York &peas says :
An wo4gmment pitifonan has been'elMie Wee
Delaware, • Lsekewanue and Western, flaiiirami
Company to avojd Attechmento, the corpotatiom
belogyin the eye of New York law. the ereditor
of s atighoringAtnte, - end its. property orramets
within thii State thus made,lishio tostmeliceink
unless • tabeifslae . protected. The committee .
the Gannett, hie been in swains .le consider the
bat means of-procuring subseriptions to the new
bond*. , All cisme interested in the Company are
represented in the Committee. and from,tbe her.,
many axle : tins ja the Company as.d.die wealth of
its member*, s speedy reign, from trouble ie en ,
pecte.l.
The hotlines' - of coarse koes on its serf.
Tea[ Cps& li&euer, Thursday, Sept.. 24,
1857.—Since this dad week there. has. been &mod
erate local itiultyrorDomesde.' The jecneint de:
pressior. In business areas thilltraneh of trade
the, same es othefri; and ii iterliaps,
ria051Y . 014,14404, io',l3;iiie' iiiitiVist.4f it f*
loot; this itt melt, and trousegeently the prentfre
in the money Market has envied the suspension of
some .operators: !ricer erithou4 cheese to
•note,•with less &lei by the cargo. Bre . quote.
sales by the cargo for chinroutiaii4l Prepare!! $3 65 ,
® $4 75. By retail_ from bear *4 10 ®ss 25..
Prime Coal from yard $4 ® $5 - 50, for Annan
and large sise. In foreign 'Ditto has transpired;.
the supply is noilincy b arg e; The .alai an , „ oar
go of Haleburtev's Omelet $9 014 and - of Hodes
Cannel at sll ‘ . 00,1 Moittb&„" ; , ,
_
• • Illestea• Cad Markst. • • •
• [ Claireered '<witty Mos the Bestir Coirriei.];
Is KWh& email tineiristre lifelefarther salsa
st dill @ $l4 ip ehaldion, cash, fork rge and small loft.
Melon and Sydney rentals widget chant, whit a tOvr
saws at $3 _Zip mdse. children: The arrivals of Mehra
continua to be•ddivered oa contract. - •
_____ •
Sydney,
Pietoa.
Pietas Sas,.
Schuylkill, widtaaoh, too
do . red sob; - ;
do lamp,
lablutt. lump. .
- .
Woe Ail TlO
J.. =lnc elbal T2O
mine chat "6'26,
5 60
oa ,
• 626
50
*Tun. nip*.
A n tb ri ate, white,el ash- -
BY irmgoganArn. ,-,‘
.. • Taymyr; fitecc,
Freights frees • • •
•
Bolton • ,1 - 931 a/ Cambria:a, • . 10
Hartfok 1,70 Sabin, - •- 128
Williamsburz, 70 Rridzepoit,,, . • 1 18
Alexandria -, - 93 Riltimore... . 70
Richmond, - - Ilb • 1 1, 10)
Mabehorter,".• • .128 T ro y, , , . 1 211. .
Waehington ,83to 90 Nmeirdric,• •;• • ••- qt)
New Londoti,- • 120 .
_.. . • . .
Ilk Cosi 'Trite few illifir. :
quantity of Coal sent lky, Unreal* andcaual. far th e
week ending on Tbinveles evening bat: -
_ nansoin. . '
C,esit.'
Port Carbon,' • ; -' C . 7.811' 11 ' '
' . , a.:16 10
postman°. , . - 420,01. , • 1,491 . 00,
Schuylkill naves, '' ~. 11,699 16 : 17,91110
AUburn. ' 96 11 . : .000 00
Port Clinton', mee 04 ~ 1,118.00
. . . .
• . 74,T.k1..12 . :
.28.170,00
2, `LI
s , - ---
Toa(o!tike week, • '', _ _ . , .tuna, 6 ....._ 8,502 12
Total by Rillioad 1u 18b7. 1,423.619'16
903.169 16
' P - —...—----
. . -
Totally (..final and min road. ' tone. ^,3 1 n.L80,11
Shipments ta same period lasi year:
- Wt 111.4 MAL.
. .
By Baßroad,'. • 14.881 14 . 1,661,168 11
By Canal, - 33,436 00 810,368 19
itecreamilu 1837.ii0 far
- - -
IlheknylklllComity Rallevadlu..4ls7
The toilßylaz iithequantlty ta Coaltiansportedoret
t be tU!erent Rallroadtln SebnylkillCounty.for the week
ending on Thursdayessulog last :
• WICK. TOTAL.
Mirmnill and B.llaveu 31.290 10 , 1.1t9.082 10
Mt. " 1.780 06 1364675 06
klmylkitl Vellee " 7.165 04 s 250,012 14
511.Csrbon it Pike rhea " 0.773 14 427.930;12
11111 Creek " B,ZI 09 364.774,113
Little Sehoylkill " 8.549 14 219.224107
[fates of Toll and Transportation on
RAIL ROAD FOR TOO PRZOLDT. •
From Prolit ' From. From
. ,
- .111.,Carbon. S. /Toren. FLC/inton...4Nburn.
To Richmond, 'sl 80 $1 75 $1 65 514.0
To Philad's., 1 80 1 75 1 55 1 60 .
Spring Mills, 155 150 r. 1 35' 140
Reading. 110 I'os 105 • 105
Rates of Toll by Canal for the preient.
From Pt. atrbnn. Mt.G.trboa. S. Haven. I V..Ctiniosa.
To Philad'a., 65 64 62 50
Spring Stills, 60 ' -69 - 67. 50 '
Norristown, 53 64 52 45
Reading. MI 37.. 35 31'
Rates of Freight by Canals
Prow PI..C. 4 Mt. C. .S Hare... Ft. C7isolora
To New York, 190 '-1 85 180
To Philad'a.. 90 85 • l 80
To Delaware Front 1 05 1 00 05
'Scranton Coal Trade for 1857.
Shipments for the last week :
.. • . • WRFC._ TOTAL.
.
Tofu. rats.
North, 3.495 01 155,788 10
South, . ' 10,397 11 216,641 18
i r 113,892 12 • 402.430 011
To same lomlod loot rear t SSoiltbl_ 41 , 125 18
.111,1roforaoad . Eloglsot i C t ra Coal Trade.. T
1000 0...r00k, • : , norm ina.oin .
Last tear, ' .:!.54.003
Deereane thin year
-- -
Lehigh Coal Trade for 1857 by Canal.
For the week ending on Satudray last:
FELT. TOTAL.
Lehigh Coal and Nay. Co., - 9,375 15 274,917 98
A. Lathrop and others, 2,107 12
Spring Mountain Mines, ' 1.570 OP 25.865 01
East Sugar Loaf do • 1,114 00 , 17,546 06
.Coleraine • do . . 1,507 15 36,905 09
Stafford do 510 11
ti. York and Lehigh Coil Co, 989 12 21,984 07
German Penna. Coal Co.; 7,071 00
South Spring Mountain Coal. 1172 1 7 73.355 10
J. 11.51rCroary k Co. N.S. Mt. Coal,. ' 892 14 9.240 15
Beaver Meadow Coal Co., I ••• 225 07 ' 1;334 05
Huleton Coal Co., 3.133 19 69,098 19
Cranberry Mines. . - "3,278 11 48,714 OS
Diamond do. 1,2n0 00 MON 01
CnUOCII Ridge; 9s4 11 24,889 11
•
Mt. Pleasant Coal Co., 78517 • 5.347 . 17
Duck Mountain Coal C0.,3,137 O.! 52.275 08
WilkesbarreC 'oal Co., ' 700 05
Wyoming C0a1.192 00 8.598 18
Carttbrd Coal Co., 719 14 18.085 08
Total. 30.089 01 058,752 10
, Lehigh Valley U. H.
Week ending Saturday, Nut:
Spring Mountain Mines,. .. ~ .1,652 03 00,755 15
Kant Sugar Gnat do ''1.896 05 . 73.918 05
N. Tork It Lehigh do '• . ' 781 06 28,091 04
-Connell Ridge - do • ' 1,160 05 48.653 07
German Penna. do 6.307 19
Coleraine & Stafford Jr. 913 17 37.875 10
Do!Molt Debaser,' dot ' 626 15 7.614 18
Hazleton '. do • ' 1.171'01 Y 8.305 00
J. B. McCreary A Co 4 587 14 ' , 5,279.17
Total,
For he week,
Shipment* to woe paled but yew'
By nail Road,
Increase In 1837, PO tar
- -
-- Rates at
- ON jilt LORTON VAULT RAIL ROAD. • '
Mauch Chunk to Trento', - • •• . 200
do Ellsobethport. - • • - 243 •
do Mortis Canal Basin at Phillipsburg, 100
Toll on Morris Canal to Jarmo , City 75 eenta-.Yrektit
85 mots. Oa Coal reshipped at Jersey City the toll Is
- 011 if 50 cents. .
J ir Toll and Freight from.Wiliesharve, White Raven;
Rockport t Peon Haven and Mush Chunk to Bristol:
Wilkes. R. R. L. Omni. D. Canal. Total.
Wilkesbarru, (toll,). 25 64. 24/ in 10
Freight fronslrbite Haven to Bristol, ' 1 OS
From Rockport, toll,) 64 .30 1 84
From do ( ht.) 82
From Penn Raven, toll,) 61 ' 110 81
From do do ( labia , 9$
Prom idaneb.Chank, IL 30 ' — Bl
From' do do (freight,) - 86
Freight from Mauch Chunk to N. York,' • I ga l
Coal for thellne pasidng over the Wllkesbarm , IL flood.
short of tide, pave 60 Instead of 25 rents toll and freight
- 151114 - w rade f o r 1 5
.!
Amount transported during the month of .Aug,, 1867:
' owirra TOTAL., i
10,49,8 18 115.223 51
12.854 fp : 86,782 16
Union Canal •
dwatara Railroad.
E2M!ESM=t!O
Likens' Valley Coat Co, , 4 1 : 5 601 22
Short Mountain Co,
freight and toll from. Millersburg to Ihdt'more, .- $2 10
Ignegrove • " • 21Q
If ears ire detained 24 hours after arti.al, the rates
are 12 tents additional to the store.
Trevertea Coal Trade for - 1857.
mat. TOTAL..
11,0010 79.614 05
For the seek,
Pew's. ,Coal Ode coil Trade.
' ' Mtn.
Far the lid 27,960 17 416.873 14
Out year; .. • ' din76B 00
_literates so kw, this years - 4,10811
-
for the week. ' _2.54111. _ 1.11_4761
For the lest week,
Lest year,
Cava. '
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL CO.,STOCKS
~OtriR[CSLD f*ULY DY TDO~MO ! 1 I DLSlO7dt, D* KI*IT
NEW Abliirla'biENTS
ADJOURNED COURT:
raCE iv hereby given thiand;ati.
Jcsarig4. °Dad at Cowman Pleas int .tpa bald et
II" tr l *vat: Aa• the Costaiw . of eel oak
110113AT,pd. 110. 1417, at. 10 °Week lathe tantewe,
in matinee oleo weak. • W3l. MATZ. fibula.
Eniertris Asc., ratts;nieo
Eng. 24 'l4 . • : 91 t ,
N1F142. AND. IMPORIAAT i .
Subteribers' .wish' toZ:eintiltly
.
Avant. matt and .fraude. Miry elty anClastis
in the Italia. Endues* . .tiononitte,, Sod all Pay UM
Ametraire dolls", Om daY. !,M.pwrticulars, ;mama a
lEniago stamp, and
..1 4 [ 1 1.6 . /r ; .• -
AR 000 . I
; Sept. In.* An•fta 'Nemesis Depet. .X..
1211014AMMW BLACKI IIIO
farni s 'Aiticla truly.
uN arsityotneremiterr It ambling Meniftese
vantages tenrevery otter ankle of the *lnd: Zaber ,
'orkag.lppeamieftes, and ilrft/Atirs. AA who"min"
fir soft boots sad an eliimest nide; nttl
4S/chards': New. Compound.. 'a Wholenale' by It It.
Ibmiat Mining. Ilya. S. Morris. hot & Deo., C. W 4 fttd
big, dtlebter • Tbsnipson. and W. .7. Ifinitaturee. '
; • - ft.; EICHARIV, Prep's— AT. re ! .
!Replosber sti. Ist - • 34•11 t•
A CARD.
H undersigned, who were among
the usfortunsis andlersroat the latarroat sgriitiesa,!
would...ay to their Monde and uatrons, that as 'power
the arnsudennotta can be rdloctod aid a naltio+
bib 'roots wowed; the Ihstocianc Emu= will main!
make its appearance: - • ,
1 Weir Aura onr elocers thanks . to all , oho laws in Ub
ecally encouraged us to our autopsies an fir, and trod!
sre Nay ha postdod to haws their favors and good
(or the Mara BROTH l b,
I Proureittors Deaseratie &WOW, rinlarqua;
gotonktrev2V47 t 30.1 t
PY~LIC. SALE:
. .
P4THE.Subscritter expc.rseeto,pob.
.te;en.wohitsAlktoberim,isst, at 1 ethtel*
K TALUABILS IfARII, situated dear Ilefelitera
Cleinth; in ,Waitiington Township, &lukylkill °aunty;
adjolnitig lands of John Lenvd, &tato of Mtn. pobert
and Others, 4 milevienkt of ?Wigton. and 10 miles wrist
oflkhayikili Raven noir the State road. thatalning
Ads** art 'good reran Liam& -11 acre. of good
thatmr,lhe reautindet good' arable land, divided tato
ethvenlent Gelds, and under good knot. the hiaprove ,
manta amidst of a new froth, lioase:2l hot bl 1S *i4
with Kitchen attached.* good Spring of Water near the
door with house °W it, Frame Darn, 00 by 34 ft, pearly,
sew, young Apple Ointard. now 11 the prinie Of bearing,
The firm will be'sold together, or divided into 3 parcel*
„to!solt porehasers. The conditions will be made known
at:the time and !lath of rile, by • • •,. •
mum. ,
September 23, , „H • ZWg •
ill 1100
g - -
: ice
35 50
5 75
0 --.
0 676
r, public -hereby!nntifiediltat
the amsdersigned ma on Satiardai,Abe link day of
ember.ll6l. oireiuMe at the tattler William !Maki
Shedd' of Schuylkill County, meths Property of Begin,
min Chrhttimi. the ilidlowing named migirlea to wit: ,
iOntraorrel horn.. batons: Miter, one-4 horse. "OP
on, one of batnesa.mate four hole; 'nod, ditto,
one two Miami wagon,
than two horse 'steppe, me cart;
one carriage, one dray; r 144 of log and l nweadmtecintins:
old wagon w Welk One alesl;k4 of shoirds,and crowbarat
oneWendatotmem one ma rroW,two pkves and harrow.
three csiamJerine an carpotifoie Hi' the 'proqtad, ail
Hie-interest of It Aden in about one bill nem of
potatoes; MAIM nd. a torof atone*, old hanerearmad
'Cutting bermeb: lot of Wm, emit and hay, two. Olga
and harnem, two more mules and Imansessoma bay pogo
two bones ant harnese,:tero ants bomes . owl barns",
one cuffing bench and a log far which Mid property
they' base paid mid Skraitaad bold WA receipts.'
They elm Ore famther notice that they have left the
afonwald properly In - the poserialon cif Untold Heeloi
Ola Christian, In wenrdaote with the 'terms of an AMP
cis of Agreetnent ettiervil into between then', ang
ail persons Are therefore hereby notified mat to purchase
from him, the mid Christian. any- of the afinneutd arti
cles wlthouttheir comment; Or in • any watgistmirb hint
la his pOPMM4OI3 of the same. CHA RT. BITTLE,
Sept. 26,.:47
,393te II CHAT BOYER..
' ARCADIAN INSTITUTE. ;j. .1
DROGRAMME of the Fourth Annual
A. exhibition of the Studentent the Arcadian API t.
tnte,--to take place on Friday, (ktoherfid, 11157. fa the
Arcadian Institute. Orwigsburg.
Salutatory, (Original,) D. Ilalmen.
2 The Newahmager, • Meyer, Hammer t 1101114.
$ Our Native Land, (Original.) F. Y. Stem.
4 Pedantry, 4 Charattent.
• MUSIC.
Grandihotmermee, (Original,)
6 Turned Head,
89,313 14 2,482,53 13
• • 2528,4580 11'
toes. 135.853'0'2,
7 Future Preepects of the United States, '
(Original.) 11.111.11.;ri.
13 Just Retribution, f Characters.
- MUSIC
9 11111 Of Science, (Original.)
10 &boot Examination,
11 Declamation,
22 The bleb Yankee, 13 Cltaraeleta
-- MUSIC. - l' -4-
i 3 The Effect of a General pitturton of • : •
1 linoeledee upon the' well-b..dnk of
i Soelety.(Ortginal.),\ - J. S. *Tinian
11 The Viet and the Peesent(Orlglnal,) S. A. I.l,ellnet•
MUSIC:
, .
15 Bo' and Cox, Slyer, Steen it SAO.
ADIIISSION AB CENTS. Doom open at. hat( pald:6
O'etoek..P. 51. Per ormance to roomette* at T
pnreisrl . Se t. 24.'.5T a9-1e !
ONN LoTs i FOR SALE—In the
' Borough of Port Carbon. Apply to • I.
WATER ETR—_ •
THE Subscriber having been . iitithop
'zed by the manufacturers or Water. ! Metiva, will
aorply all orders left with them, at their pieta. i
t. YARDLEY &SIN.;
6i Pottsville. Auguat2o, '54 „
suErAko .RQD
000
2 ' N WON 14 A - 511
Sale by the 'e or elatfe itOba, by - •
oGEORGS y WOIIIIATiI,
• No. 41i • A
IN= itt r0‘t..a.....-34..araa.0,:mes or
No. 13 N. Fourth tit.,) PHILADELPHIA.
11,T. !Aim, a large awortment LAMES.' YANCIY
FURS. Anguat 313th • .1
OIL $! OILSII
_ 1 ,
•
I- , JOHNNFON; Agcnt for A. A.
• LANE, (late Lane and Iliustey.) - wholematle deed-
Or In LLB and CANDLES. N 0.124 Ilearl, and 81 : Water
Street. New York, All orders daft at the office °Names!
IL Graeff. Esq.. or at,theExclusnie hotel. will lreeelve
protinit attentke. " . , , , • - i
fleptember 28, '5B EMI i .
--- - -- -- - -,- ,-
. ATTENTION, BATTALION! • '
rr HE COMPANIES OF THE rIST
,..L. Regiment, behuylklll County Yolunteiri; will
, e ,, et for ittradn'and review on Monday, the 28tkii day!or
Wernher. 1817, In the Bowmen of Port Carbon, without
further notice. The line will be Muted at 10 o7elork In
;he forenoon, In Jackson street. right resting on C oal at,
;Bing north. By order of the Colonel,
: •
17- JAMB?, WREN, AciftFterne
September 12,'87 ! = - 14' - . 1741 1
.
r --
; SCHUYLKILL CO. AGRICULTURAL, •' !
Oortiewiltutrall 410 . Meehan teal Asatielatkin
IiAL opeOts Second Annual Ex
on Wednesday the 14th day ig Oct*.
Schitylklli Haven, and close on' thel7ll
- general loritation is herewith extended to all.parts 4 . 51
the county and elnewhere, both to exhibitors and others
ito attend this Pair. The Committee of Annniements
;will do all in their power to give rootfort,plesurare and
satisfaction to all who may favor them with thar-pre•
settee. • r,.i J. J. PAXSON. Preal
$l,OOO A YEAstr si,ooo A TEAR!!
'slim A int. RQFITABLE and lion
sl,ooo A TZAR. nrable employment for alt thniss.
$l.OOO A TRAIL Mann in Cann OC °pantry, In Mamba
$l,OOO A TZAR. employment as a source of Inoatite. or to
11.000 A TZAR, till ,12 their leisure . boom, mkt bear ; of
$l,OOO A TZAR. aneloring twoOlam pa, a pay
$l,OOO A TZAR, postage, to Profiesor/AVES T.IIORNE,
$l,OOO A TEAR. Box No. 4451, NeW.Vork Post „OlDm
-11,000 AI TEAL TbeemplOyment Is fitted to either sox ;-
11,000 abut. 'tattoo in life Ineneitterht. It is an ar•
$l,OOO a'yeen.• Belo of daily consumption. and can be
$l,OOO A TEAR. manufactured In the agent's ;
11,000 A TZAR. Winn by eopirtght: =ls as permanent
SIND A TZAR. as floor. An split is wanted ire.mrery
$l,OOO A TEAR. town in the Union.
Sept:l9, '57 313:40
0.28 k 00 338,902.01
3.4159 01 GAM 19
944310 OT , 93;3,636 03
6,853 a Imo 03
31,715 12 852x1118
41,068 10 9634199 01
993„655 03
SIAM 02
,A CARD. *H •
TT
n HE undersigned takes-tileasiire
announcing tab a iiiiserms friends. and:Abe per
I general, that be will open on dedurday,t.be lEth
lost ar the celebrated City Wardrobe, ( the 0 101.7 Pleas,
where a gentleman can be funolibed, with von? Ming
the` is m.desirable to complete bit toilette.) i&boy'.
kill County, one of the moat fashionable aseortmente of
Cloths. Cassimeres and Vesting'', with Shirt*. Oribirs,
Suspenders, Gloves. Neck ties, Seaga. Stocks. !ltradere.
Pocket Rereblefa, Linen, Silk. Embroidered. and all - oth-,
er kinds and qualities that din be parebaned In the bid e.
Of New Teak and Philadelphia, far the fait mid winter
wear. To all of which wa particularly • Invite youlto
call and examine for yourselves. before penelsaiing elan.
when It. T. ELLRICII. Kepi:
Ciss!re St.'. opposite Jfahaniesepo St., I'Mmeafo.,
September 111. 'AT as .. I
. ,
FANCY FURS FOR LADIES.
TORN FAREIRA & 'CO., (New No.)• me ismourr:st.; above Broth. Phllintelph
Importers. Manufacturers and Deakwis In Ladles. Gentle
men and Children e FANCY FURS; Wholesale and Retail.
• k Co., would rail the attention of toler and the
Feb ie generally, to their Immense Stock of Piney Furl
for Ladles,..Gentlemen and Childrea; their assoetnient
embraces every article and bled nt kinky Ifiere; that will
be worn during the Season—such as Full Capes, Ifalf
Capes,'Quarter Capes, Tatum, Tlctorines. Boas, Butte &
Muffafees, from the peat Skulen rah& .to the lowest
price Domestic Fara. . .- • • •
For Gentlemen the largest assortment of Fir Collarey
'Gloves, Gauntlits, le.; being the direct Importers otatl
our Furs, and Nann4s/14nm of them under our ewes*.
pertlatou, we feel satisled we can offer better hiders
meuta to dealers and the public generally, than auyOth;
ethos's*. having an itemmte assortment to select' treat
and at the Manufacturer's peie...s. We only ask a'ealt.f
7 - • JOHN FARKII&A.CO. i
No. 81.11,Varkel St, Wry( Kik* PitilastalgAig.
0 7 878
37418
BROAD TOP..COLLIERY .TO
:FR TP
E SUBSCRIBER WISHING'
tontine hhimeit exclusively , to the 'ale', of BrOjiii
p Coil, now offer* "Me estimative, well deranged, and
eligibly situated Colliery, on a lease for a term of years.
It consists of two large openings, froai Which' is taken
about "'M to 275 loos, daily. They are the Ant openings
reached by the Boutin:dm A Brood Top Railroad: and
codas; to the espy grade 10 and from, theme, Coal can; be
•
shipped at all 110111101111 of the year. ;
In souneetlon also are Ream two story horisea,lgby
25feet, well plastered, and provided with eouirenlenees
also a large store house, and dwelling adjoloing, a black
smith shop, and
,other umemaries.
These mines have been extensively worliet lot eigh
teen oanntbs.' The high. re,,putetien -of the is too
well known to require manhent. • • ;
• Mining tools, wagons, stork and other asturearognited
in mlning.opemtlonsi can be supplied.
Peasemlots can be given on the' first ofJamully
for Inibrmatiou 'apply to . • • . ,
, ROBERT BARE POWEL,j.j
' N 0.115 Italstat BireeK;rnbulutull
, • Bept.'l9, '57 • . 53'1
TOTAL.
461.718
496.366
nit. it_ent
60
60
60
so
so
so
so
60
21%
42%
ISO .
SO
SO
50.
00
7.
CIXTX.SIEMMAra
OP ;i
SCIIIIMEILL
WILL SAVE MONEY: -
sr rtracuAsixo
TYNDALE- & 'MITCHELL,
thestnat IL, above fieveatkil
• PHILADELPHIA.;
.•run.us • Macaw. Impart MC pokiest: tasied , of
NEW eiEAUTI . FUL WARES;
virteh they will sell ti quatoiltiot to sett tits wan" c't
_,. nW.t ~ , w:.xfivfi - ..- ... _- .. -•'~I:~e-mms I : .v,V{-.t~?.a.C.M~eaEirsdc7~~~ermor:A ~=' _
i,-
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. 8. KELLAR, Ree.y2l [Sept 1111, 88.
0113111 AN0.01,408 ,
romit AND MZIM
'WHOLESALE • PRICES.
eaitetubst 11'57. 1311AM&SO:i . 1 . #4le
' AORIAT SOO .
ir c
66 Ito Impending Crisis of the Smith;
How to toont:l4." by Ilptoi Bair= ilM"Lot
Nod ea, the oga of a dlateboldee. Is ono of ta•
twist attriordinary pablleatlans of the day - . No snit
that hits over entanaled'hoar the 'press of the North por
,trays lapilli% otobeeitistatadandiflof therdriar
ai __l 3 Mork Helper, who to a Feline In. the
ft "" imeckul In eterfjlonse Of *he tried. .Tbe wort
Aunt illltetattelies of Northern and !loathe= Indio*
try: lb. Abet of free and Slays Lobar on lbw roustry-.
and 11, aho slam op the bratiasony ottbe Fa th er@ of tba'
fittdit, fh•dreat teen of lb* North, the tiothnotry of lbw
Bible, the ch i li, as In bet, the leadinastphila of the
!whole world net Ithisity. Ninth adltko_ak Lod read
se& anpar by, • BaNN4S. ,
SICAVYLICILI4 eIUNTY
'ABRICIILTIRAL.SO.CIETt
T HE , EXHIBI•
TfON of the deirtp.iittl. be bold at Otelplatririon 4
10th. flat and flnd dams. of October. ,
• Minh. lbel taterudedlln, the agricultural adranop
sent of tbseottety. see tispeethmr In i Tited ta atteba •
Tito pair Ground libeling Stied np.and aintdeartnnine
aloft nsd .ltr'ths ateenunidation of salt tan and:
caws nibs have a dean h. be present. ''
•
het Tbe
orCde er urse fns tryteg the spent of horses Is hi neat.
. •
She Annual Addrees. vitt be dellrered on the Mot
day of Oak, by lb' Ma. !MACK GIMLET, of N: 1 r:
' Liatid Premiums. de-, way be obtained boa tbo See
t .t4.741-(oloo`lnuttwrdlif
• - • - Ir.. 1107,3111) See' /r.
1)11"'"... 144tainbal.'54'57, : iew
?biker le
WINO, f.r lPr h 4 h .
v"Vp"' he:
...folder
7 .
lonmeiloon men any 1•1.4
OM NO eth• .- CAS rt., • au
tad 074cr mod Ceramoiall
inialose esebn - 41.141""
Ibb 101.1. lobo "WU, p• bony •
46.-w.rl4 boa
annolle al lagabbn aboopb, tory r1 o
bireen ti• lob et I.hd. a....•
fidensedmile Moods% by fib. ataleeno• ; a.. 1
illale=posiest Mai bib bine maned It oar
Il k tenons& lw allnoble. ple er• •••••41..
alreneellam ay ft, is all OM. elms fain
alb ef Cr .
Ow non volllbo no %nen/ r....,. 4. A r tr0b• b Pul7••••anin Guis
bin 11. slastv• End
.rsh Saabs bider' latbely p am n-abe Oplate.
hoe tribal, OM sod nuuy4 *nine n re• es.
ales VIM Pan' weed do won. aloft Cab
venlig is 1•11+ sumo M arCiit • 1•1144•04
awe io so Laid dna ofrinionve
roirli m sll- aid* mitnif Tb.
of Solis* irs 41.4.1 bea At
NOM Enivio bra Miaow will iss
m= DEOIXIES TO TES TEAM
• !WM CAI Ca
=13333
. -8 - TIVIE3.I. STOVES!! BTOVEB.I ! I
i
...• , j ; ^111111•00E IrEill!lt‘
- • 1 . . 7 • .' !waggle wif USW SUM! ir .... .
illl7 • • -011011,01 ILL STICHTSII, at Co. ".
OLD MAIM, Ceoir• r irreet,;:rottirrille,
eiggeialte J.O. Ifrown'Unrug Store, I.
making arivngemoula to sell his et
teethe aseOrtment of • .
uithiiiitiiaiiiiii.r:Li> , i
1. ... . . , noir-Lovir.urApit,
At Nice. beretotoriv nupamileled it: this region.
ThOfollowlag• 1. a Hat of the Stove., tqgetber with
numbitr and prices : .• - • - -• • •
Wni l . Penn—tics. 7,4,6, 10, with ligtanw. MAO All to
VP : L e. • . - -.-
ictor—Nov. 4 and 6, from 212 to $l4. " •
Globe--Ifoi. 6. 6. 7 'and 4, from ;I oto 246. • :.
Coniplete—Noa. 3, 4. band 6, from $$ to $l7. • - •
Cannon, or Nag—Noe. 2,3,4 and 6.
1'146 Cannon —Noe. 2/3. 4 and 6. ..• , •
ennPner Ranges, for kiteheinb,7ioa.l and li, from $OlO
$ll. ~ ,
Parior Stove's of all alailik l RAMIS Iron, *lib Cast liV i
Cylinder..
Al* common Coal Buckets, at pekes ranging from 4 0
yenta Ao 22. Galvanized Coal Buckets from 81 to $2 60.,
Stove Pipe. wild beg mote per pound. Elbows 10 vie.
extra;, Roasts iron Mean At pot pond. f .• , . ' '
The follow Inxli.t of miscellaneous articles will also
ainalii be gmlid on hand sod mid cheep tor CASH: • .
Coal Shovel.; Poker., Iron and Tin Pant. Water Cool.'
ere, liquid, Camphene and 011 Lampe,. best German Steve
Illaikboa, Fire Bricks of all slim for Stoves, Ranges, Le.,
Clay Cyllodeii of assorted aim, for Sheet Iron Stoves.
- Aldo, Tin Mid by the box, Sheet Iron. by the paiind--
cheig Ow Cash. •
Alftlui above goods will he sold 4 redueed price.. Sw
CAUL and those in want of anything enumerated above:,
0.111 Sod leTti their advantage to Fite me a call. • •
•
• 0 WHOM H. STICIITHIS.
- LI L CO Stoves taken In exchange fir new onew,lind
stnveMellvered without charge.
'utyaville,Eeptembiir 6.'47 ."*.• -360 m ~
A. R. Ditrhini.
Charseten.
DOOM
5 (luiractert.
Albert !Jammer.
r4iiitBBeiien AID pr.aarza xlL4s,
r, AT THEICTCTION Of '
York Akita', Onion and Citiowhil drag', 1
' ..1!1114ADELPIIIA. .
WE. offer a' arge stock Chemical
_ Ileuusesairul Fort Itturiat tort pike*, and war'.
bo genuine; tozoog wbleh will poi found:
1,000 toii..No,..l . oove l i'mentTeriarbis! Guano.
1,1100t;;;s Do Burg's No.lSuper-Phottphata of Wow
. This oboe, standard alleles- are, eit:h of-their kind,
the hest in the WORLD! Our Land-Plaster, manufac
tured Kam selected Inoue, it "celebrated throughout the
Co hinter ittevis thy and strength.
~• . •
WE INVITE ORDERS FOR
fDe Burg's NO"; 1 Supers hosphate of Lime. • •
• 1 No. I Government Peruvian Guano.
French's haproeed Finper•Phosphate of Lime:: .
t" French's Philadelphia PoudreCe." ' •
•
No. 1-Phosphatic Guano, Ohilsdelphleldit's?.
Mesiran Gaspe, (A).
Biltra Land Fluter.- . Ordinary Land Plaster.
Chemical Bone. Pure Bone Dust: :
Vhdilimeno.• Ground Charmed.
10,000 Barrels Land Plaster.
6,000..' •• Plaster.
loom a•Rydranlio Cement.
8,000 •••:- Tine ittonan - Cement.
Portland (Eng.), Cement.
-A1430, • • ,"
Dentists' Plaster. " l'owderod ant bracite CoaL(lit bbla.)
Stereotype Plaster, Polvdeted Bituminous Coat
Glen Makers' Plaatir,Ort and Browne Stone, (In htdo.)-
Ground Saw Stone, White Sand, (in bbia.)
ronoll White Marble,Ground Bricks, for Painters,
Groand Bine Mirble,Chemical Bone husL .
PUNCH._ RICIIARDS t•
;Steam..3lllll. end Varmers, Divot.
Atjline.tion of York Avrage. CredoPliarl ifidlowkdi slity
_ ILADELPHIAiI •
Etopte . mber 6,' • ' ' "
•
AN ORDINANCEi •
... ..
EGULA.TING the erryipg tirGun.
lA, powder through
. the Streets of the Borough of
Potts,.lie. . ..
•Be it Ordninoi ana ortaxl by tie Town ebteleil or/ tbs
Borough. .f lkttrwall, awl it is hereby !enacted by the
aoillimily of the same, I ' I
1.1 That no person shell convey or came to he-conirey
ed Its any end, wagon, or other carriage, at an
_y one time,
any' greater quantity of Gunpowder Abell TwerilPfive
Pounds, In or through any of the streelii if.tekl Dom',
unOr the penalty of forfeit troveof the aiR. Ono - powder,
C
andia.fine of Twenty - Avg Dollars for ev slit ;Mimeo,
to lie paid by rrery person so effendi° ,
2.1: No person shall convey or cense be conveyed In
k ttl,
or through any of the Streets of tls rough.i in any
nut wagon, or other , ea niage, or In ny Railroad car, at
any; one I line, any greater quantity Gunpowder than
Twenty-five Pounds, without a Chest Of canvass, under,
amend and over the same, safficleat toVnest. the wine
trot being scattered trelarthe mid awl( wagon, carriav
or
trot
*Woad car, and alai, the said Gunpowder completely
env red with woolen stuff to prevent y being Ignited
(nub a spark falling upon ft, under th penalty of for.
faqir* of the said Gunpowder, And for army suchndimre
tbe;surci of Twenty-five Dollars to be paid by every. per
woo; so offending. -
31 The, Chief Burgess shall take Immediate possession
of the Gauped/se that say be seised and Ibrideed un
der this Ordinance, and remota the same to some - safe
ple4e and sell the alms, untifter payment Of. the net**
fury exesnases of the minim and sale, shall pay onethirel
part to the person or persons liaising the same, and shall
retain oneethird part ina hk owp easpensat lon, and shall
ply the
the
third part Into the Treasury for the
usei of the Dorough, And In every case in which f ps
Chief Barges, himself, may Mae Gunpowder under this
Ordinance, the proceeds shall he divided into two equal
.Turfs, one half to be retained by him and the other half
paid intu the Treasury for the use of the Borough.
4. Tie money penalty above mentioned, shall \bie re
worred nit provided la lbelleonth Section of Lbe Art of
Aosenettly of: this Oommonwealtle. peened the Afth day
si of April. A. D 41819. Oneltalf for the use of the tutor
' pit and enobalf for the lute of the Borough.
The 'megaton Ordinance to take effect on the 12th day
of Chinese., 1857, ordained and mulcted into an ordinance
thilsth day of September, IBC: . •
- ,
Y. B. KARRICIIIRR,
tteet. SawL. llama, amt. Pried of nisei Chww,L.
Sep t. 19, '5l . , 1311 3 t
. ,
MEDICINAL
p4EN NETT'S„I'EMBROCATION-”-
i The. ileal. Liniment, cores Pains and !Maine.
ENNETT'S , EMBRocATIog-L
I .A. g nest Lingnent. tures Wound 4 and Drolma:
:BIT EMBROCATION—
...Lip The great Liniment, cures Rbenmathan. -
ita ENNETT'S. EMBROCATION
13 :The great Liniment, curia Notifolitia•
fl ,
ENNETT'S EMBROCATI O N —;
The greet !Ailment, cure, rented - lanibe.
ENNETT'S E i tii BROOATION—
Tai l great Liniment, Puree Swellings.
TIEPIN ETT'S EMBROCATION—
Thai tit'it'A Liniment, gene (Zapped Hands. -
BE N,NErrs EABROCA'FION
IIui' great Lieiment. tures Tooth kebe .
rlENN ' Errts. EMBROCATION—
The Ereat;Lintieut.eures Bans Thlost. . ,
IENNETtS EMBROCATION , —
P The great Liniinstit, cures Gate and Amigos;
ENNETT'S . EMBROCATION
I The' treat Liniment curio Burris aid Scalds.
I ENNETT'S EMBROCATION--
I The great Liniment, eine Lumbago. i
~ - .
,ENNErris EMBROCATION—
I:The great Liniment, egret' Croup.'; . - ': .
iENNETT'S _EMBROCATION
) The great Linhpent. ewes Cramps: - ' - ' . • '.-
, ENNETT I S EMBROCATION--;-'
The great Unisaset. eerie Lumps and Tievera .
ENNETT'S EMBROCATION- -
The greed Lintment„ is the bestjtaniment keens
the Ilammosed ewes him of in miter affeetionspat
Jacobs an appliratkot of Strong Linissen -.-...'- . "F's, -, 5.,
'I3EININ Ell ' 8 EMBROCAMPr-
Taik great Lintel/Tit. li die ode ti.:elt DruM.
and reelteelable storekeepers, UtieeElseernin
States avid Canada, and the adviee to on• is sattlitiiika
but to USE BESNETrdEWBEOCATiON, TEE GREAT
LINIMENT.- • I' , l , : :. : • • •: -.
!iii - Ifor sale ln Pater tile by CU A ittais w. 'Wilk
atid for sale Dr ell the drugghte in Rending, Norristown]
ehd throughopt the toning. '
/; a spot 15, 'AT
..,.: n" .1
__ . F/nsm . .
,_ 13ARD TOTR
tiipl
pit. Rtt P,Un CO'S" rnu Al, 9 U FRI MIS
;ARE,'... INIPALUBLE ' vi., re in ov iPK
stoppages or Ithogularlitenot the amaaah: thelie
are nothindnen , boat bare teen need tor Me berAer,
Ili, many years, both in. Trance and Ameries. with era.
veralleled aueeeps In AVM C 2lo •A ndbilli nr ib7 = '
thoutsind ladles who love mod thaalli ti r i m i • it
pablle, ter tee alleviation of throe su 7 , , I mp
regularities whatever, as well In 11 ; lo•••• ti • to ,
.itaidleapietrunbmeantent.mithar...erlll7noutetwesinspertuttilituparvin, toeints.
077....w ,_,017 : ____b
. an, ate essittoned Wpm minty an ghe above aline.
Plisu" usal"lepeghnaterritirtneee 'mad i ADS 'silt
. luemgatoattinntittuirwoot:biboptayuroooca:
it , to ws _
li z nix“ml to
0. ,
r flooot ori= morrol v _ .
am 1
Centre streets, Pottsville, Pa. 3 '
, AirmAlli,oewdento.weautrotabepriliadtdrealetibion,4.llipti/riiool*.wpaeltlina
'slid peed the Pills renedentialir_toje tee t
. seal t .hy,
; Chair ettelosion Si to Cline. W. Erriltil, t retie With
alniyl county, Pemba.- _ .
N' i ifirttee iignature , "J. Derostor oak earl orn-none
others genuine.' • -
'f Petballie, Jump 6. '5l" tit,.
~, •
i ~ 1'
c'
t
1 tA, q LA ii,.
OW IMPS
•
r. ph and Yestantars Nan. -
POSTSCRIM-BY TELEGRAM,-
• - NIDAT Banta, '1 ° l emma,.
• Bin: B. BAIIVAIt t;—All the Philadelphia Bank•
wi i snaked Spiral* payments tomorrow.. ! .
• ;Tionn; ie.,
•
•
. _
II ii staietithif .
'danger r 1111
• - , Bank Paths/rear _ -
Ditties therneseet week Pwll4lloi baltke hove
ailed. - Thera is. sootli 3 Ofoll Postagltsata Peak
11184) 4A0I't ' '' • •
•
' The totil.iusilierof failom is thii to
reported from i
Ateler 40' to. esOL Its It 3 6 of
whir& St werilo teusoylvaida.
. . , ..
' t 4. 1 1141iwate. 4113ewsesk , • • - '..
• The r dellik.ft. linc.asaiwata Preweibutaa is an- . ,
4 . .. mikes iea ors of • 60. 0. was founder of ~ '
what is called Abi Pqiitivo Philosophy , ', -
..pause....ft isss.,
• !Wading tbote •Califurai, there were 2,700
Wham in the.. United • States -WI yew. Their
debt,, 156.4.155,:k 4W 000.000 e•
•-• • aA IrosMae. Duty:
Yti 1ta2a0.,0 Cantonal", to whoweept. Rota*
don 'left linriattak i tuba landed by his to Ida
wife, In ins. of h 1 &oak has jug eggroliodrthal
palatal duty, in& ttat watch - i snow is Mrs. Maw
dial'. possessing« "
• , Tbc e ILintenekeds__
'Yesterday* Pram in/speaking of the daises Ai •
trade whiebleceiliced uateeehe‘by the Wblrlided
that hoe swept liar, ea, owe c ••• • • • "•• "•*-
"Oar Cad ;wee are vary ameetects, aid werc
wield naturally teak for . masty tails as here; We,.
eta only feare•of 'wee' banes ,teat has scianuebad,
If this wires rad set *wept , oWlicweelreves ekes
Esiglaad feetectea, .enci our Ifteasylvania' Inn
furnaces, we jidal‘l redid a ,, good fall trade for
the coal men: ; As it is, there will be a good load
deemed, - for. .the earrytete canipaelericare sot
done fall Ahoy Obi year.'" , '
It eMarktts.
POTTSVILLID MARXISTS.
I • • ( Rillsles*** Prices.)
sllso , llrled7Portehoo, par'd, $4 00
13y• Ylour,bl,l4 • 6 do. do moped, 60 '
11.4ait,brurbot,, 1 '4OOl 60 , Dried Aveiro, par'd,2 Ito
Bye, `• „dor. • trais,dosai, • 14
Corn, do, • Butter. Par 0 01 4 11 ‘, 31 '
Oafs. •do 7 4 Shoulders. 34- ,
Potatcoa, •do •. • 4 64 Hama, ;do 1 0 e'
Timothy Seed, 3 26' Lard.' • 17
clovirr*atd;' • 6
COL Plaster; do • 46 60
fisy,per tou i , I to Out, tor seek, 1 3734
POTTSVILLE PRODUCE MARKETS.
: an - Prises.)
71.011R.—Wheat mo YlOor malts froot $8 90 II aotllya
at is Chop at ;I 1019 bu„ and Corateal $1 20
do. - , ,
09AL:3.-1311N Wheat ions at $1 II Ift too, ad Rid
*tip do„ Rye; 911 do,-Cora 85 4o„ Oita II do.
UNATS...-004 sells at 1041. 14 eta. par Ph Nation •
100 12 1 Adce Ve011234a0. Pork IS% do, Shoulders 14 to
18 do, lti na 13 to 13 &kVA le
PROVlBlo2l3;—rßottar. met thou II to Et eta.. lb
Cherie 1234 4o; ,nars 13 eta. l dos., Lard 18 .eta. lit 10
812142X;-3aiptr Roam 9 eta.* I Cabo 10 do; Porto
ltteo 11 do; 'oC't pelloa.l2 do; • , 4" Whlto 13 dot Crodattl
and Polverbod 14 40; ' •
purr AND BONTABLPS—Toutatoes tato Nieto."
Busk. New Paitora 30 to 30 do • WNW* 2 to 6 eta..
bead, Apples St to 50 eta . peek, Pinches. 122 to 171 r
Boati : . .
MISCELLANEOUS.
: LAWYERS' OFFICE-BASKETS.-
Preeer7e:your Waste Pawn: •
WILLOW. BASKETS 'of 'various.
sites lor presery log Waste Paw. • We will al;
low a It pries to those whe•will save their paw and
bring it to ourature. For hvls by H. BANN AN.
,_.........,--,.
YOUNG'SFiAT'T i3CHOOL SLATES.
THESEte
SLATES a.e from the cele- . '
twisted tebigh Quarries, the softest and purist
in the rited States. The hums Is oval, or one •
'piece of sol i oak. bent ender immense teem" being
the Mt onges •neatert and moat durable frame evar'inada..
bOe sale wholesale or retail by BENJ. BATMAN.
..
• August 16,07 , • 33-
KNIT JACKETS! KNIT JACKETS!
. =KNIT JACKETS!
TORN CADSBY & SONS,-manufac
cp Wrens of Knit Jiekets, Hosiery, and heavy Nall
anode generally, 10 Fetter Lane, Philadelphia.
Cash payers can save 20 per cent. by buying their
goods at the oldest Knit Jacket Manufactory In the Uni
ted States. [Sept. b, "'b7 36-M.
•
NEW STYLE OF PHOTOCRAPHS.
- A M. ALLEN, corner, of - Centre
M.",
Market streets, this borough, has ptodueid
a nutabea of Ipienditphotogrephs upon Kneel' rated
Leather, which. for beauty and durability, carping any.
thing yet produced by this wonderful art. Ibppletuns
when Ilubbed,ican be rolled up audplscedin tile pocket,
without tulury, and In homing% requites no slaps to psa
teat it from lisjury: Give him • call, analuatidoe thb
newt a nd beaulpal law•Illoo.
P. genie. June/0.'67 - 25-
BOYS• CLOTHING.
HE SUBSCRIBER, would respeci-
I fully lotions their numerous friends and monomers
"of heylkill Cohn ty. /hat their assortment of Clothing
mini Gentlemen Is murk larger than ever, and
the are disposed to sell cheap.- Persons living at a dia.
Lan have the privilege of exchanging clothing pep
chased al thlatore, if they do not snit.
1 V. A. HOYT k BROTHER,
• • 172Cheetunt St., corner of Tenth, Philads.
A pril 23, , ' . • ' 17-ly
cLoaute OUT sr= CUVEILIIIG I •
, Cathartic Haelter, •
LtESPECTFOLLY announces to her
friendai and the public , that she has' on'"'lnuid a
e iiiiortment of steady &lade Clothing, togither with
'a lot of Pleeelloode, belonging to the stock of her late
hcsband, which she is desirous to sell off io lois to snit
purchaseri,oft:the most advantageous terms. , The stock
nn be examined up-stairs In the building on Centre st.,
In Which thetiothlog Store of her late bustend. Jacob
Holder, was kept. CATHAIGNM 110ff77111t.
leather 12,'b7 37 tt
NEW , UPHOLSTERER...4're= the City.
. .
HE s ubscriber iveuid most respect.
fully twin the I 'habitants of Pottsville and
.1 9 ly, that ' ' has'oomt. :need his bushaws on Centre
sstieet4 opposite Ile. Ti Onftsang's Far
- niters Wars Bennis, where he is pro•
pared:to vet -else all o• dors In the Up
] holstering line. N. 8.--1114 work ta
pirs& at- the:shortrat entice. All orders tbanktallrm
calved and ptointitly attended to. tiliO. BERNIM.
Pfertnet-411Eur GRUSAXO, C. 7. !Orme.
/Latinist 1.'6: ' ' 31-31 n•
. • H. P..& W. 0. TAYLOR, .
I
MPORTERS AND MANUFACTU
.
• 'tort of auportor •• •
,• Toilet Soaps and Perfumery, •
• • . . INCLUDINti 1116311 CILIJIIIATUA .
I ANSPARENT AND SHAVING SOAP:1100LOOW,
EXTRACTS. Ae. ite r . POMADES, TOILET WA. !!.,
~ TEES. AND &PAPS, 4e. Sc. Ae.
No. 641 North - IVlath. areilit, Phitadektia.
'lnn 111gbiot Premiums awardad.--A PRIME MEDAL
a the Wpihrs Pair, London, 1851.
ptemboril9, 'hi\ • sit
.
• •
Gifts!. Gifts!! Gifts !
A PRIZE •TO MOLT
ALI9IT THE ' . QUAKER CITY.
y P.UR
111101101rAltof Duane Ititlitothithilladelpbta.,
tutus a book 'forsl, or more, yo at ones press.-
tril
n with A prim; worth hom 25 cents to $lOO, oossiattag
o ee Gold Jewelty, - Watcbre e te. All orders by 1111 In
W .be promptly Olkd, mad the phe or prima will to
company the books. Our contains rey the Met
popular . book' of the aay,'ikod will be sold at the weal. •
rs tall priers,Tnriny of them fee lem, Persons Irish's;
a v iztticular book can order at once, and it wilt be
l ita ,
Ariticii Ott. -A -catalogs* igielvic MEL.=
on, with a lift of books and gins. ir 111-111 ant
addressing' DUANN
Na k . 33.Boutis Third strearpisla.
410 4 Agessas Wasted. IEO
It 29; '57' 1 .35.4ut
I. DODSON'S TOOTH-PAS E.
a ODSON'STOOTII-PASTE.iitin
thitibtedly the tefh, dentifrice In use . . Ibteleiiileg.
. utlfying,ind prerstitleg tbe Teeth. hies tiaras
Per box. -
Pottiville; April &VS'
A CARD.
I). „la. DODSON. Inserts and
sirs tams to the omit appro/dintyle;and at
m arms Priem. Tbankial fur paid far b• solicits •
nantlnuane•ot patmaagia. and graraid=his .wark
drat to any etyr dose is I/damn Vide .
• . • lirevitilesl:
- Dodsoure nerivaledTooth halite the Dentifrice albs
Dodson'ahrenebtinetare for iiisetiard gums la Malmo.
.w Wow:
The Deotillrtre pollohee the Teeth.
The Tincture beaus the pun and month.
Thor Den4friee *attains no adds.
The TI re fa aramatic and astringent. .
The Den frke preserves the Teeth by „preirenting tar
''' • .
ar. I - ,
. The Tincture curesSponginsma of the gilMa s , 1 ,
The Dentifrice removes stalk from Teeth.
The Tincture laspaits • pleural bier to lb. breath:
Every body, and their sons and daughters patches A
r . ell Pastei • . , ' •
Every liidY. wattts the TlKture oi btv Toast %Ohl.
Therefrtee evererdy pat.r lass Y. D. 1.. ; DODPXY,
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The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 26, 1857, Image 3

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