The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 26, 1857, Image 4

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hi• vies my swat 'resold estillgil t '
• Whe s etew,orte lbe sty tilt. •I ."
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Who. while spit it 4011604 at
. .Wkilshhi owe& with siert,
.81;art WWkwleggell likes Turk?
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'tiellitteleks be tuts both biota and '
lb i s' eserytblog be creates the ill t ,
'Whey like sielpe, 'bows a long MI t
NY
Wises, irork Pripedi &Pt
' , bat* eabbasi yard Is Is his shop, I
11111# !try dayaffords a crop! x
Take
Wbo, Qom& as solailisatimailki odium,
win be a °soma' it be ma .
Altboasktb. atatb.part , a
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WbO sport, a bora sebe amass aJoi dm!
Wba's always babbling at tie saws t •
Who Mown as mach as Oa ova pose Ta
7lfeee.noodle nem boob a polo?
Whom nionti 110 like [
WO has no moindonno and no sold
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• If of the bakbo fears,
r !Into* snubby , now Ault Aernblii
Weil& to s#ppled opilth hp; owls
• TAW IT AID DOTI • lox,
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It is th e imeet . of ibilite: of Arkeesai
they are (born with skins like alligators,
sinogth like bears. Thai work bard,. • and t
play Lard: flaming is the, recreationifthoit'
daiged iml, and the gaming housei of the,we:l
• part of Arkansas beveloratsdedit With an inc.
'viable notoriety: . . •1 '' '' ,
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qi. dirk : au:meet 'night, soma yens
. ago, I
lounged, as A' mere . spectator, Almoirgit the dif
fer:it notateeone of
them,
atching ' the earl
on . ;mi. of haura_ skit'ware played. Seniej
.0f the pi4Yets soused Minn settbetr!very counts ` upon' . this I stake: ; distr.' eyes we blier.ihoti twat
And, frembenei th tbeiveriekled brosss,' on
_the:
table, say their everleiting'weal or woe depend 4
ed there rapes the turnieg of the distel . whilst:
othera=Gis-AlAishadbuaint-imed - in, ink
different ebd careless . "Stele, thsteglv.a•kind of sari.
• dooio smile, ,phlying.rinisii 4114 lto4.bui too
plainly revealed a !tenor babituel r tinpention.— r
Three of the players Isnaltel pia way ettuitierpart
. ofsich , othir,,not only in face, bateaprastd.o.
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ejiboth.tbe physical 'sod tnoralliiest itraa indica
striking.' ' The other player weal inn, Man, it
, stranger, wbons` , th ey °all a "green .on," 40 this'
aid many "
other parts of the 'world.' ,;Breyer,
his nose, hitt where physlogomy seemed 10 ;el.
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jeer, and to bet Capable of growitir eve: • stilt
longer. ";., .. ~ •:, i - .", ~ -I, l' i :• i• l''
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"Fifty dollars . .More I* be etolaireed, •with t'a
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• deep drino .breatil, as he. threw down, the stake.
Each of his
.oPponenta turned up its card co -
It and +Sandy; but iho longreisiged hero laid
his stake before them, and to the astoelsbment 'of
the three professionals,' won. ti! . •I •
"Hurrah ! the liMk has turned, and I growl' '.
he cried on in an entacy, fled pocketed th e.esit,
' The worthy trio • imile'd .st thii,l and 4004-
men c edl p)ay. The green young maitl i displijectla
.'broad bit. Ant grin at his good 'fortune, and
'soften took dust his money to-couotl v it ores, add
see' lf,eacb piece was good. I I. 1 ~ -
' • • "Gere.en :a hundred
dollars' mot "
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sylvan r
youth, "and I c4ow." NI
'4 tithe.them," said oSte of the tr i a l '„ 11 The yonth
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won siglsin, and crowed louder this um. than he
: did thefirst. • . ' ' I!! . I
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On :etent the glom; stakes wire lot and wan,.
`' Gradually , the rouleaui oflhe• er4nr dwiudl6d
&own to thne or four .dollars or so. 1. It was cje t t ar
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that tips gentleman •tosblitek had been luring h in
on by 'the heat of..clecoyet.success at first.
"Let' i me see something for my in try. 'fete's'
a stein of two dollarS, and I Craw," I Itut he spjke
now in , at very faint' treble indeed, bund look ed i
•peniteidy at the earth". i . 11 1 ' , - k, •
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Agoto the cards were. shuffled, cut and dealt,
and the "plucked Pigeon" stoked liis last ; dollar
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upon them. . H •
. • "The 'last button . on's:mho', coat, and Ip -
cr—. rNo, I'll be hamstrung if I lit l . "
He lost this tod, and with as ddett a curse , at
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ever hnard; lui rue from the greenleard.
ThOopartment; was veil , epacih i he',•and on l itt
ginned floor. There was only thi k tate gent!ng
table %n it, and not many brokers in besides My
self. • I'hielting the gaming was over, I turned
to go !out, bht found the dour lock i and the icey
gene.' Ther e w'ai evidently eornethitig" ii? the
wied.,. Al all events, I reflected, itiiilie of n cc'
that the windows are not very I far; frondthi
grout+. ' I retnrned, aad.saw the Winners disi
ding the . spoil, I and the pour ehUni`fgrecolt l
irn'
leaning over the, backs of their c hairs, stalini
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intently at the looney. • '
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The. notes Were deliberately : spread out, int,
atter Another. IT-hose which ..theAneer had stoked
were dew, fresh. from the press; he 'tie id, and Ile:
were.serted into n heap distinct froM the re t.—
Theilaere two 'dollar , three dollar; and Gre dui
ILlet nines, from thojodiana Bank, fend the r
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of Ctilhenbes,lo WIT
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"I. say, Ned,. I on't think these notes' arp
good! said one of the winnerli, nel l bo examined
' them.i .
4 l.mish t ttir Nn d I'd creme.," criett ont
i wisi Jay. weren't, al.. yr v, -- crieu,
the loser,, vary chtrpfallen, at bin nlbow. i
This simple . speech lulled the.suiPicions of the
colinterond he resumed , his counting. 'At [last,
• as be - pok up the last no te ,
„ and 'eyeing it Iron.
I T , hi ! exclaimed, in a mostimphatic manner: -
."I'll be banged if they are genuine ! .They a re
1 forge d! , ;.. li •
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"NO they ain't," replied the) loser, quite a em.
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phatically. •,-, . I il ' , -.
s s A t% l ery opProbriouscpithet was now 'hurltd at
the latter. lies, without inure ado, knocked dovrti
the 4eeker at..a blow, capsized the table a l rlifeli
put out the lights, find in the next instant, durted
• out of the window; Whilst a bullet, fired ftm a
• pistol} cracked the patio of glaze Over his end,
He Itd leaped into the email courtyard, w ith i a
' sided n palitis round,tt: . The winners dastied•i...:
wards , the door, but found that the .groeiti it,e”
bad secured it. •
WhePthe three liOrthies were convinced that
- 1 the door would not yield to their e ff orts; andiethen
' they,beard•their victi 111 gallopintaway; theyigave
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a laugh at act tric4. e yed them, and returned
' the table. . 1, T 1
"efrilti,a l light, .Bill, and let's , pick upi wl
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noteslave (alien. X hire nearly the whole I
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in my. Pocket." • • , .)- 1
The light' soon made its,appearance. l'
"'i hat! none on the floor'. Capital I I ji thit
Ilillaitt have them all iii my pocket, 'then ;" ail'
Whieb t he drew out 'the elates . and laid them i
the 'table.' '1
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' !';"Fires and furies ! Those are the forged not(
The r ascal has whipped up the otitergitap l'i
~ W hile all this was going on, I Stefi" ped trim
• , the Window, bat had not stood tkere long heft
I beard the clanking hoofs of 'a horse bcyld I
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paling, and a shout wafted into the rump— "lot
for texasi
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; 1110 wogs part of the story rer
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' It!was My , horsO on which
now. Igallepibg off.
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A TUMMY' lass, not long marr t ied, was Add
her loisband to boil some eggs, and to 4titio
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'em l oft." lie went : out a. while, and on.ihis i
turn they were boiling, but not ready. lib wai
ed I. rig,lind then stoked :
"Are thoseNrggsn . ean ready yet?" ~ .
.• "fitaw," said she, "they are nor; for sith , aw'ri
bhoyit 'cm aboon a beawer, on flitn bo eofser yet . :
New,.he did care so much about this) but when
be vise her take the child's nightcap off i.s bead
to brlll his dumplitig in one morning, he declared
that "be couldn't ston it." • I ' •-• i .7..
qaPdpo, does yoti know:whatmikes the
cunt grow so fast when yoir pat de u3anuh i on Ur'
"No, knew, 'c'epf it Make de groundstron
er fuijdWeami . ." "No—l jilt tell you; When da
corn begins to solidi de manure, be don't iittt de
!fiunry, so ,he hurries out or de group se he
can hreatbe de, fresh air.", 7 ' round • •
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" i lioronin-you like me give you a shilling r
sike4 alitle boy of a gentleman: be metl in the
Street:: "To WI sure I:would,"
"Veey well, then," raid, the boy, "do unit 'otheik
ae .yon ;would they ibouid do unto you,' •
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• "VOU, anriery stupid, Thomas," said a country
• tettober . to a boy eight ;cam el& "ton are
• ,dikes donkey, and what do they do te'eurit binrof
," his itupiditY " Why i they feed Win' 'more and .
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' kiob him I we," said the urchin. •
, • ogliaora i" • "Salt." t'ilthee am dal great race
to,ooime °COI dar ii ao toucheilk about?" [..What
• mat race t I babea't beard pt .great race."
"Delbumaei t iset ; de great human race, (let ii. to
idt, steno long." .
ANCinowiato Yotren.'—"Pa, sin'e I growing tills'
witat's your height, soapy r
I'm siesp , foot: lacking
~y Mte
thef. aetste,,Vlol base 2" ' • '
.pro4tio Ma 1 yaw";' is s ltd 7. ask
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OWN LO'lso FOR SALE --fn - tliit'
1r Vkrrougli or Vort quirbcon. Ape" to
':i .- t, '47 ' • ' 1 4 .'• wa'r''''' LL 'r
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CHEAP FARM. (COAL AND TIMBER 1
r Lando its lidelCools Cosuptrt POMO*.
'IDERS3N S urfshing to procure lands
ura.itn or any 4(lbSs4)olslad Clwablid a, at veil
,rsjes, eso - b• wspplitd by tut drossla; the oudirsago-
Si. lb* Masa* 03461 nib" now about, being opined
tolbs W
boarkstsor rstits Now York, odors enpmior
diteseeesle ta rtans atessdaneeol Coil and Irma,
lentils sell *ad hanky dictate, It Is sinstuposed al a
lama,* for luvesltieut or settlement.
Sk. KM, Seiltbpost.
.1 kneast Isl4l* L iirdFazo,asocr.
• -• FO,R RALE:
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I- 'lOOl Acres otilfaluable Coal
0" THOIMAND Acres of - the
valuable Broad Uounistu C-001 laantrodituated in
Rutter and Barry taw dairies, Schuylkill coonty, - Ps_ i.
hereby eared at. private The Ardrhunl Extension
Railroad runs through paid Of the Prolurtliwbkh is are
~tarldd.with Coal mom" and mall Unthread. Wor refer.
raw or information apply tp Samuel LIWIL, Haq-Cautre
*tree, hr to the subscriber. his Real Ratat• Ageney,
i t whim street, Potistille,'Pa.'"The tenararahalf
Palt.'arld half 0/Anteriibandl. PWCIS
rottarille. April la. 1f146 164(
VALUABLE COAL & TIMBER LAND
_ FOR SALE. ). • '•
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‘VII.L BE 5:01. 1 ,D at private . kale a
. valuable tract Of Opel Ott d, known
•aa the Amos .W4eltendietulTriet,"lo - Celate county
ITenneylraois, and tended ae r the geetratten
;the -.Mount Carmel 'And.namltta-Coallla
vou keld
tract contains about 400 am, Wl* ar kw, bl'llui
t bee*, hetleved %entitle the sine vitas of amkren•
°log t.*•mh the Shunekin Coal Seib: 'Title, luditipu
table. Ifotterute and ether nentlealars imply Mithe slab.
i scriber.: it ¢ I'RAMC'S sPlin
Hpl..Ettute..epent,..P6ittriq
‘• • Febniary 7,,'57 • - - 64f_ .
bit
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'bey
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• P : 10. SALE.
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ti;VIR'1111 OF. AN 'ORDEIV.OF'
Meerphans* Conti Of SchttylliW Canty, the sab
le bars, Administratais Ot the Nessus of Sokolov' .Lebeli ,
good, aeccased. will Opine to Public *le, on Saturday:
the 24th day of Ortobr, 113.57, at 1 o'ck W
ek, , D. ,at 'the
lbe
Public Bowe of Seth Leynodeter., in-thurigeharg,' , She
following plantation or Twang of Lassa, Musts in
North ilaubehn Town Ip, Schuylkill *only, adjoining
binds now or late of ii Hoy, Henry Lipp, Ydward
Kerns and onsets, skiing 62 sera, 125 pushes, with
the I niprovements,oonsisting et a onestory Log Dwelling
UMW! and Stable. The soil is s red shale. sod In a glbd
- state of cultivation. I ; ' , , JAMB 11A3INEK,—
' I i - ' lIDW. LNUNNHOUD;
Dmigsburg, Serpt.l9,l7 _ ;' '37 •
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VALUABLE COAL LAND FOR SALE.
HE subsCribei will Offe r itg:saipat
.
._ L the Court House be Sunburn. iirottimillWar d •
county, en Wednet4 ibtliii7tb,day of October neAt'at
11 o'clock,*A. 31.. theiono!dodtvide4fdlirTlll.o4mit ut
a valuable Tibet of IlloalilLitifid; *Wide fd Coal
township, Notihnsabeciapd conj_ B ll.4brelt4ll l l3 l rwir"
• rant in the name of IMES TlMS.R.tuntilnlng In the
whole; Five Hundred mid Willy Acres - , or thereabout%
bounded by lands stirveYed in IligsAme ofsiulut iv rit.
Samuel' Clark; litUldni 'Lambert Und 'Others: , itn.
proventeuts on the mid tiractArkniV are Wee two story
frame derelllngs,ons,kss.dgplOng. him,. two shanties,
and a blacksmith shop. •10onnieled atitts the , said trite&
of hind iiiA lasi: COAL lIILEAKEIL .. , • •.1 :
..The WIGS and of ale will be made kiistsu
on fir Or of sale. A. I, . ~ A, JORDAN, Truss. r•
• Illattbery t September 51'37 L i . \ - • : -•.
DAIRY a TR CIC FARNII,O,IIIIAL'Et
'AFA lat Opi lief -Y. , IX ACRES;
. • ':dtvididlnle ' it 13.4de Of eve acted each. front-
-ug the road from ttsvllle to.Minentrville. and hennaed
by the aline Hilllllll Reed, tiro and a hilt miles frmilA
Pottsville. and.one Milt; from Minersvillo: thirty acres '
being:cleared, and ;helhalauce In yowls: and thrifty . 1
timber. and all ' und r good post and mil fence. t
This farm has beet need as a dairy and truck farm or
the last five years, mind a In a high state orcultlvatim4l
with large double ho ner , Barn and Sheds. and gardeMi
enclosed with pile enre, and 'toll of various kinds of:
Moire fruit , trees,
‘ 1 graipen, lte.;' several neverfalling i
gpringe of water, a d ,we ll of the best of water at the
BOUM:. This farm Will be sold on reasonable terms, and
Predesslon given holed ately by applying In
7 J. M. WETUERILL, or
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THOS. IL DANNA:t.
Sept:l9, '37 314 . - Ibltstale.
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A VALUABI.E. RED ASH COLLIERY •
- 'FOR SALE. .t. .
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111E•subsepber, being desirous of re
tiring from Um mining huSinesa offere his Milford
l. 4ry at private lido, i This colliery Is sit netted on the
ttelfitylkill Valley I ailrmsd. shunt onendienhose Middle
port. The Coal la of it deep Had Ash. and ofauperlot
quality. and well adstpfed to the New York and Eastern
markets. All the improvements are of the moot approv
ed construition--cOnsisting In part of one 75 horse pow
er pumping and htdatit g engine, with pumps minden the
- necessary machinery. in pert et order; one •L 5 horse en
gine and bleaker: ilea, bins, screens. hoisting plane
and gearing comphite. ars. tools. and stock. all in good
order. The colliery prfses the celebrated Spohn
Lewis :Veins; above and below water level, all op erred and
ready to commene4 Ittaediate operations? For further
particulars inquire; co - the subscriber, at Pottarille, or of
,A LEX. S. FISLER, at the, Works. ' . - •
May :11.'50 22411 I SAMUEL SILINMAN. •
COAL LANDS FOR SALE.
VALUARLEL COAL LANDS AT
PRIVATE SA LE.—That Celebrated tract of splen•
t, did Coal land knoWn Its the "Spohn T act." containing
the justly celebrated and "Spohn Vein," also what Is
r generally known lac / the "Seventy-five acre tract,"ae
joining. on • the Xt. Carbon Rail road and in West Sri!
' wegian ToWnship.lowned by Niehola E. Thonron E.q.,
is hereby (dieted Al 'private sale,on Mt. mast advents..
gent. 3 terms. • ' •
.. The tract ,eontlin; all the Coal Veins In the (beat
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southern Anthracitelteglons—inehriliny. besides °they,
tracts t hoetegen eta] iy, kdown. as the Puha& Cha rtex Ibtt
• anrksnn. Peach Dec/Med. Ore/lard. Prisamscand Atta
in moth. with Al thWuderlying. though yet unexplored,'
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bedsof coil which par known to exist in tbeformation.
averaAing when o ed, over a hundred feet of selrd,
C,osl. -.21n fact, th tracts now offered, contain.
Ithe rieliest Coal e sits in the County.
,For information apply to Franck- Spencer. Esq - agent
PI for Coal lands,and tnal estate iri.tierllly. °Mee In Rail l
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, road it reel above ;E. Market street. Pottsville. l's.
Ma rah 22. lIMA 1 I 1 • ' 12-tf '
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MISOELLANEOUS.
PAPER BAGS.
13ATEN'il MACIIIN-E MADE Paper
'Ba g s, tn holet'fr6 1 to 20 pa. ndo. for Gt oeers. Drug
gists anti others,ifor sale Ly ' F C.AltitlGUk.s.
e. - a — • Centre street, Pottsville.
Nnvetrther 9, ' 3 4 44% f
l' I ARD• ~
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.... K AI T. 'l'tYt OR wishes' to call the
• pttentlon nt Mo. customers and themtblle In gen.
0 1 ens to his new style SyrIngiIMILAISS.
. k . corper of Ccn{ne and Mohantonryo streets, Pot!grille.
MV _.'57 . 1 lg. I
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FAIRBANKS SCALES
f E l - 1E subsetlibers, agents for the man
ufacturem.hav'ejust_receited a rise artlele.called
Ille 'Union C.Uhte Seale." calculated to weigh from 34
on ounce to 20 Ilka. For lisle at the York store..
E. VA P.DLEY A 80N.
eottarille, Apill . .5th,154:4 17-
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. THONIFSON & DENCLER, .....
Bankers laud Dealers in Exchange,
- -Oppriao ae Eptscimal church. Arttralc„ Pd.
UACURRENT MONEY and Land
. Warrart4 I - aright and wed, Will give Strict at
tent inn to all Collations entrust. d to them.
Anpast 9,1,7 r I April t9.';',6 ln-1 1 32- .
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LEONARD, FRY & CO.,
Bankeri Ai. Dealers In Exchange.
, 1 ' I i TANA QI:A. 1 '.l.
CiOIif.EOTIONS ATTENDED TO
fand drafielforisale on all the principal ell lea In tlia
Union. Also. draftv foe ° sale on Enzland. 1 reland,Seol
land add Water,. Jun,. 14,'59 *24.
' VER ENNES SCALES.
s ainpson‘s - Patent.
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RAILRPAD Track Scales, Hay and
Coal Scalea.}Platfonn and Conider,Scalea Mann.
lectured only 1'.3 , the Vergennes Seale Co.
Orders addressed to y, W. G. SPRAGUE, `
I Arrwirtry. Vergennes. It
ll tear [sea IS J i Benen.an.{. Co. Pa.—Bright k Lerch.
Ponolllet M. Might. Supt. of Mt. Carbon Rail Rood:
Win. 11. John,. S . Clair.
August 1,'57 31.5m0
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Stichter & Thompson,
I I Dealers in
Ileniware. Clere. Howie Vorni.birg tinode, Plated
Were. Mtui nice Tools, Cabinet Furniture. Mor• .
tieing and ,Borine Machines, Lorin.. Welles
and liiiigirt, Anvils. Bellows, Viers. Paint,
t Uli, 'glue, Rope. Parking •Inti a Fen.
• oral aiteortment of Fanning and
,Afriruitural implement,.
1 AT DTICIITHK A THOMPSOI4I I .
nk 0,r.1 Claire d• Jfailt - t i "Sitc; or ter. , in
Auguet 1.'17 1 M
1 .ARTHUR'S
Celebrated Pa tent Airllght. Self-Sealing
r CANS AND DARN
er! TOR p!e erving Fr:_sh Fruits, Toma
-, ,
, . toes, etc. Used during th e innttrrn years by thou.
, d . • ulnas of. ratil l l3 .s. bete. and buarding•tiouire keepers, ' "
with the tnott C mplete Pumice. I .
ore. mu ANI , MATIRIALS.
the Ti N C. .-I 't quart and half-gallon.
Fute•Paoor Wrn:r WARE (CANI-OOLORED)J A tA.-Pi nl, q uat t,
led and half-gallon.
thsea.—Pfut to
• For tale by
Pottaville„ '
sins to t(
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vas ' IRON ORE! r .
•• : HE a tention of Capitalists andiron
Masters is e died to the valuable depend t of IRON.
lately discovered In the imniediate vicinity of the
ORT
by Wyoming Coal !Md. The discovery of Iron Ore In eom
1 • !IMMO WiN itarneome deposite among i Coal.
Y C ' h,e long bee n great desideratum pereons en.
re- geomt in the; b !ness of manufacturing Iron. ' .
•,_ The deposit le question Iles in the North , Mountain
' boundary of, tilt , Valley of the Wyoming, entirely out
side of the Coal measures. yet within a few hrindh.d
relit of the coal; end distant only ono mile from the
Lac k.iwatt ne and Illoomsburg Railroad.
.. Tbeunall y end delimit' of the Ore has been fully
O
and pencil ily iled In a rummer, yielding rand forty
per cent. of u rior metal, and working admirably un- I
mixed with of er ores. The development olthe depce
sit exhibitsal !ref seven feet nt n Ore.eomnosed of two
reins, one four feet in thickness, the other time tea, tf .
inc above water level, at an angle of fifteen degrees,
One affording facilities fee mining, musty °smiled.
"AW '
Props al Ilona for leasing the Ore In the mine,
or for delivening it at a Certain rate per Ma ' am the line
of the LeekairtiOna and Bloomsburg Railroad, will here.
ceived untilt his first of October next. •
Any communicationsaddremed to Dr.WILLIASI BUIS ,
RANK, I Pflikestereet Pez or to OKOIII3E IL BICKEW,
Esq., No. 414 Market street, Philadelphia, will meet with
early:Rttentlnti. -:
pointed Agent for this county, for the sale lel
• Sit'l4 l PATENT METALLIC =DIAL CA 81-Z.".
Which superatde all oth kindeinaee. Being perfectly
sir-tight, it obtriStes tb*netemity IT hasty burials. and
sboprestertil a if ody from I onediatedeemspoMtion.—
They areparti arly at:lPA:defer tranirportiprthebotly
Cows ens p to another. The fire is covered with a
I hkk glans; with metal lop, which ran be removed litany
thin, andthe face of the corpse awn by Its trien ds or re
latives: War might give pro hundreds ofeertificates. to
eorroborateourstatenient.,rtotheadrantagestheMe.
tailleCoM bLitaovertheWooden,lmttbefollowlug will
endive: ' t •
WiSantarow,.AM-11 tottk.
Gentt • We witnessed the tatty orytesr °nut.
mental "Pate t Metallic Burial Calmar," wed to convey
the rea l the late Ito C. Ca 'holm to ibeCen
gmesional etery,whitt in - rested instill the belief
• hat it is the hestartiela known to =for transporting
the dead td their final resting place. .
With respect. we imbecribe ourselves, you ete..
(Signed); IDzry Clay. Lewis Can; Dan. Webster. Wm.
IL King, Jeff 2d
Davie, J. M. Berrien,]. Y. Mason. D. R.
Atchlnsont A. .9ree n,Wm. Mangum Mem Dod . ) .
n. R.Diekinsin. •
81pillortiost Euo2llll, Might be 'adde nt nowt
her. Apply , n..otir KO,
Centre sfrett.lorrser
P ol ll , lll l p, , one 1106. • '.2.t4f
and balf-galltm• •
• 1110.SJ.11A'SNAN
TqAi lt „hr.f4
PROCLAMATION. ,
urnErtaix Gilead* iiiitotaUiitittielal Attsemb ly
IT
of Um Commonwealth of ZenneYlvants,entitled
Act mulattos the Goleta' 'Election within this
oounnedsweartib, ymmed the tld w dsj.tif it is
made the deity of the Sheriff of every county. to pre
public satin of rub election lathe hoiden. and to make
,known fn such nodes what officers are to De elected
'therefore. I. WILLIAM- "TATS. Sheriff of lb.
county of Sebuyikill, do make knowii by this advertise.
meet to the electors otsmid county of SchayikUl, that
OEN V.RAVELECTION rill* held in the mid county,;
ea IV Earl, tba 131.18 day of Octane nett, at Ma am!
oral districts thereof, as follows, to wit:
The eleetent of the borough Of thrwiphorg will bold;
their elections al the public homier, Daniel EOM ' In!'
the beret - 4h of Orerigibtag. • . ,
• •
Ste electors residing in the &Bowing described bona.'
darles of West 'Brumwrig township, Schuylkill eounty,l
• beglnnice on the township line of lait Brunekie; onl
tbe land of Daniel !Behar; Midge WOOS lt:Pitant teed'
leading to Wield Fount's mill enter dwelling , laerudiog l
the tame; theme to ;Von's •Cleereb theme along i s
public road,. leading pest the dwelling home of Gem*
K. Moyerelnetuding the same; thence along said Midi
until it Intersects the ip. line of North Maatelin dM
Including all the stairs residing north of aid read; is
the township at West Brunewer,siforegaid, shall hereafil
ter, it ellgeneral and special elections, as also at elf ;
elections foeludges and inspectors. ; eote it the Mule
limes and places and in the same box with the voters of
the borough of Orwigieurg. in theectuntyalbrimaid. • ;
The electors residing in that part; of West Brunewig
township, lying and beingsest Of the following deserited
line, shall *ratter, at all general, seedaleand at ekso l.
Mons fur judges - and insPectore. vote in the gime bog
with the qualified TOWS lodes boroagh of Port Clintoie
at the home of Samuel Beyer. now? occupied he A. le'
lung.; cremmateeine at the river Schuylkill at tits loet•
boom of the Seheylklll Nivieatioal Gimps:ley; number
twenty-four, now occureedlty John Lash, including the
same: theme in a straight to the house of Jacob •
Mingle. Including the ,same; thence to . litieeliouse of
t mead .Mengle, now accepted by allionsit. Mingle, ul
eluding the mine; these to the fiam 01 Jain' Rebell,
note occupied by limey Medial; including the same
thence to the farm of the heirs of John Bond, deceased.
Dotty occupied by George Menet... haluding the same;
•-thence, talbe Loom - del he widow ettitifkltn,
the - same; theuce teller bra of ifeerelLetner, belt*
in the thence to the pelt elPeentel Milky,in,
chiding the yams, thence to thereon of Endemics Moir,
hooding the same; thence to the ; 311ral.Polet 11111 i, ;
and the dwelling Ironies belonging t eto.owned
French k. Richards. excluding the wine;, thence to the
house of George thee, excluding the,. same; thence to
the farm of Charleslitiler;lncludient he Wam; thweet:
*ideated Hue to . the 'lriald boli et or near. the Bata
county line. , .• I ,
• Th e @teeters of . West Brunetti/ thiritibip not Ineludid
in the above boundaries. Will bold their elections at, the
public hotter of Joeeph Morberger, in said tolled* ho ld
their;sleeks pf the borough of Teat Clinton will heed
their eleetkma at the house of A. DI Sewage in said tio.
Taiga; , • •
TIM 'electors of East' Ernhiwieltewnsitip will had
their elections at the house ofJoabia Boyer,Tn the town .
of MilheetithisrC., .
• The electors of Pinegrove rti l id ui tti will bold their
elections at the house of efam beim; in the bee
rough of Pinegreier ied theellic • Orthie boreal:eh:elf
Pimps:Me will bold their Onetime et tee seine Mime. ;
The eteetoe,sof Weymetweutsblpiwill•hold.their die*
Henget the house ef e rehtipreveroa the town of Frier
dealer/erg.' • • . • •• •
1 'Pie elector': Of Washington tinieshift Will bold their,
general ellen lathe entitle /mese of Isaac Batiberf, le
The rimiest of Perim toienehlt4Will bold their eke-
Hoes at the house ef Daniel ilerb,tu said township.
The electors of Realms toweship will ;hold ibele
edee-
Gone it the teiuste of John O. Been, In mad township,
• The electors el iliabley township,: will hold their eke ,
ow l s et the house of pongee P.:Welist'inlaid townships
The electors of Upper Maltantanges township will hold
L their election at the bouSeof, John 3F.• Ilepler, la said
township. , - • ' ••••
The electorrOCElered hownsl*will hold their she.
-41. ms at tbeiteuseerJohn Weliel,tin said township. I •
The electors if Barry townitipiwill hold Ibeir stool
. lens at the Imam of retinas bungler. in said townstr,
The 'electors of West" Penn there/dap will bold
elections at the 'house of Gideei Whetstone, in setae
township. •
• Tile eiceters of Union tewnship, will hold, their else-i
tioni at the Louie of C. F. Fisher, In said township. I.
• .
The electori of Rush town eb ip willbold theirelection'
sit the house id Samuel Davenport, in said township. I
The electors of Mehanoy township will hold their ;thee
tins at the heuse of Henry Snyder. In veld township.
The elect. re of the East Ward Of tbe helropgh of 111
Mrs vi Ile, will hold their 01mile - heat the *use of Ilinte,
Ward. I 1
The electors of the West Wert le the borough of 1114
need the will hold their electloneet the house of chari
Th e electors of Schuylkill township will hold their' :
elections at the house of Hannah Bensinger, in Mid;
townetep. •
The elector' ef Reilly he:sush Ip Will hold their eletelbn
at the home of Edward Cennellyan said two uship. ;
The electors of the Ls - trough of Ashland will hold then
elections at the h 'use sat Michael Borate In raid bortniglii
The rectory of New Castle township will bele their
elec Owls attire house now occuplist by Etihrhour PLillpv
lu the ttoen,of Newctistlo., ti :
The electors of iti such township will hold their Orel
tient , at the lieu', of .1. Smiler, Rohe town ofElewellynl'
The electors of the borough of fort Carbon will hold
their elections at the Pod Cu gun:house. In said borough
t
The electors of Poet Norneghin township will hold
their elections at the house lately. occupied by Wee.
Barber in said township.
The electors of .orwegiau township will hold then,'
:electiens at Deer Park, in said tbirnehip, at the lehtl
now accepted by C, F. Wuerkeet .
'fl eelectors of Blythe townehlp will hold their Orel,'
Hone tii'II*IICIUFC of Jelin George Koch: in the tout' or ,
Alidill4 , Port. . :•
The electors of Tremont township will hold their eleec..
tious at the teethe of Edward Ell chi, in, the town of
Tremiont. ;
The electors of the South Wind of the borough a
Pottseille, will hold their eketiotis At the house ofjloe
31. Fetter. ;
• Th • electors of the North WesbiTard In raid bon;ugh
will' hold their elections at the heuse of John G. Pelt id
'mid ward.
The ehrtors r f the North East Ward in said borough
will hold their elections at the hhuse of Patrick Corry,
in 'paid ward.
The electors of the Middle Ward In said borough Will
hold their elections at the housteef Matthew Br:melee!,
in mid ward. het
theirelectors of the borough of Paid Alto will he t i .
their electioni at the house of Dente! Define, in said
rough.
The electors of Foster township will bold their elk!-
. teats at the hothe of Joseph ileilner, in said township.
The electors of tkteakownthip their elections
at the'house of Aid:Reid Millert ii said township. ,
The electors of the.northern district of 01141 tow tahlit
will hole their elections at the hoar, of Patrick O'Foir
, its em141..•••••••61 r .
The elector,: of Butler township will hold their eleis
Ilona at the house now occupied by Wm. 11. Himmel
eight, in said township. •
The electors of township Will hold their elk
tinn It at the house oßtiavidLouilion; in the town of Pon
aldson, in said township.
The element of s tiouth Manlwho toe nihip will hold
their elections at te r _publie hout'ie now occupied by; JO,
l i Reber. L
The electors of the borough of Schuylkill Hark); will
hold tined elections at the public house of Philip Koons,
in said borough. i
The electors of the North Ward of the borough 6i Ti
maqua will hold their'elections it the public hodse of
Michael Beard. in said ward: • ,
The electors of the South Wardle the borough sat Te•
League: snip hold their elections at the Llnion. Hotel,
kept by Henry Kepner, In said ward. ;
The electors in the East Ward in the borough of Ti
n/aqua. and those residing north of the Sharp MourOsio r
in the towuabtp of Weal Penneheretofore voting te , the
Public School House , in the borough of Tamagni, : hell
hold their elections at the public house of Lewis,
Buehler its said ward. ,
The qualified voters of that part or North Meetheito
township, who formerly votedin the South Ward, in the
borough ot Pottsville, and all that territory on Hai kit
side of the river Schuylkill. and within the ~Peen
election line, th,esontherly Heeler the borotigh of Po l it
ville, and the old line of thtelownihip + of bianheitp,
w hese electors have hitherto toted In the Noratelin
election district, shall their election at the pubijc
houtteed Okage Grim, in said township.
The qualified seders In that part of North .MatiheiM
township, who forine,rly voted- in the borough of Or
wigsburg, shall blieltheirelectheis at the house of Chi&
Graver, at Landing:s t ilts. ' i ,
The qualified voters of NortleManheim 'township, not
embraced in. the foregoing, ghad hold, their elections Itt
Ibe House now kept Iry Ifte. einsenna Moyer, tee raid
tcanshin.
The electors of the North Ward of the borough'of 4t.
Clair will-bold their elertions the public hohse of
Jonathan Johnson. in said Atafd.
The electors of the South Wird atilt borough Of 4t.
Clair will hold their elections a 5 them:lT:Le !mascot John ••
Betz. In mid-ward.
The elector* Of the Borough of Cremona will h
their general elections at the 1 School Rouse lh d
ik,rough. '
•
At which time and place are, obe elected by thit f
men of the County of Schoenen to wit:
One persoit to till the ore ofGOVERNOR of theCoo
nemwealth cf Pennsylvania. .I
Two persons to fill the Grave of .1 CDO ES of the 4.
prenie Court of Peni.my Ivanis. I
One Person for CANAL, COMMISSIONER of the Coin;
coonwevith of Pennsylvania.
Three pepsine for 31EMBERS of the House of Septa.
sentences of the General AsseMbly of Pennsylvania, to
rent molt the Courity'of Sehrfyik ill in the House of Repro
ketat ives of the General Asseibbly of Penniyivania. ?
One person to fill the ofIiee.of:PROTIIONOTARY of the
lAounty of riches '
:1 One person 'o'6ll the rtilleisof RECORDER OF VERBS
of the County of eehaylkill. I.
olle_person to fill the office tor CLERK OF THE, Ot
; PI lANs' OOUR.T end RFAISTER OF WILLS of t he
County of Schuylkill. „.t!
ine person to fill thi`Oftleeeet CLERK of the Cohrts!of
Genet al quarter Sessions' and Qyer nod - Tenn hoer of the
'County of Sebuylkill. • • I
-i Ore person Will the OMne is COUNTY TREASURER
*of the County of Schuylkill. • I
_I
' One person to fill the office of COUNTY COMMISSION
ER for the Count ''or
Oneperson to till the otheeeof DIRECTOII 'or, TIIE
pool,. of the County of .
One person to fill the office of AUDITOR of that/entity
of Schuylkill.
AMENDMENTS TO TII - .E CONFITFKTIONI
I oleo hereby make knoweatikt at the settee time sad
place the feline ing proposed atuendroents to theContti
tuiion will be noted upon. in accordance with an of
Assembly, approved the 12th day of May, leb7, 01-
lows :—Warturas, A joint resolution proposing certain
Amendments to the Constitution of this Commonwealth
ban been agreed to by a iusjority of the member'. ected
to each house of the Legislateite, at two succeselie r ies ,
stun' of the same. the first eeaaion COM rueneing On the`
first Tuesday of 'January, in the year of our Lord hue
thousand eight hundred and tfifly-dx and the likeed
session commencing in the Snit Tuesd ay of Jan uaryt In
the year of our Lord one tempante,eight hundred end
fifty-seven: ' '• ;1
And Whereas. It Is provided in the, tenth article of
the Coustitutkte, that any amendment so agreed nem
Shall be submitted to the people in such a manner' nd
at such time, at least three months aßerbelog siegreed
to 1 1 , the two houses, as the Cegislature shall prescribe;
therefore, • I
Ste. I. Be G enacted by lA, &note and (fouseef /tepee.
sinfidires of the annuonwearth of Pennss/tlan is fn gar
eval Assembly met, and if it loteby endefed by the
o f u s e some, That for.tbe purpose of ascertaining lhe
tense ot the citizens of this commonwealth in !regard
to the adoption or rejection of mid amendments, orl eh
thee of them, the Covernor of this Commonwealth ithail
Issue a writ of election directed to' the Sheriff Of .etch
and every county of this Commonwealth, commending
them to give :solids in 'the Usual 'manner, in not' less
than two newspapers in each county, provided that so
many are published therein, that an etocCon *lll l be
held in each of the toWnihipe, wants anddiatricte tilt&
In, on the secottd Tuesday in October, in the year of line
• Lord one thoutand eight hundred and flfty-seienaor
the purpose of del illug s upotO be adoption or rejection
of the MR amendment's or: any of them; which] said
election shall be held at the places, and opened end
"closed atelier Wee at and within which the general elec
. Moneta this Commonwealth lee hell. opened andeloied;
God leeball he thteduty of the judges. inspectors' and
rierki of each of said townships, ward. and dish:alit°
receive et the said: election :tickets either writteg•Or
printed. or partly written see pertly printed, Awe OM
rens duly qualified 19 vote Ilie - meniteni of the Central
Aseentbly, and to depcidt thein in kb , Cli or. bax,:s il tr ievt r he
for tlakf bf be repei•eflieers; kE
ticketsseell be weneatively labelled on tbisn
amendmeneeereteeithameodenent,"Nbirdaine
and efouith imemdment,7tend those who
,are ; Jai
In said anenildnints.erioy of them , may express their
;desire by voting each, as many aeparate written erg,' o r.
ted. or.partlyeritten - or, Wrintert• ballets me tidal;
' Wining on tboluddethereeMbe eqrds, rihr s ari
went.," and those who are opposed to such etnendments,
far soy of them, may IMMIX their posit ety, ye leg,
each as StalerF iefiaillitteilifin or filleted II of tbe aletled=
vas coptegeddgm e. "etber,l4 ' • 4hatthetweighe gi4
nt'
Sec. 2. That the election ad lie midprepared ail 4411+
mints stealth' all Vemeeti herelmiSuiled the'
elections of this Conneemereelth are emcee:dueled, end
it shall be the duly of the return lodges nieths ,swgrre-.
tree count mind districts thereof first having h i
see:retained the number of vii tee given Tor' or egatnet,
each of the old anlenderiarts9l the num* atbrunidi
to makiscaitduplienterettone thereof. eiptealled It winds
at length and not In figures Only. one of which retinas
se made shall be lodged in the protbonotary'e ofile, of
t be court of common pleas of the prepare/minty, and the
other sealed and directed to, the 'Sweeter, of thel (ken
it wen wealth, and by one bru)d judgiis depearted kith.
...halt in the most renvenientpost ogees.
; •li* 3. ghat it *hall further Is tbeduty of the' frert .
Fury br the Cometotoratith, an reeeltingthe geld retntne
'
geand amdist the mild amendments, to delleertbe masa
to the Speathor Of the Senate on orletei the that Mon
day lifter the organhatku.of the next Legislature after
the mid returns shall noble melted. who shall open end
publish the mute In the posture of the members of the' .
Semite and Renee of Rep on the nest Tues-'
day thereafter; - and when Ito number of votes given for
and the nutlike of votes given against the raid amend.
mint shall have be m summed up' and aseertalned. do
plkate eertllbittes thereof shall Designed by the Speak
er of the &male and the Sptaker of the tame 4 :6ltePre'
PrntaUTOO, me of which shall be tiled In the oaks of
the Beerttery of the Commonwealth, and the Other , de-
Reared to the tiorrruor, whops duty it shall .be to de.'
ilare by proelametkm vbeeber tie 11191MitleithL or any
0-them, hare been or hare not lwn appnived and rad.
led b 7 the titlseus of this Commonwealth. -
tiro. 4. That the Sheriff and Comma Sonars of the city
iod tolatttY of PhlledelPhb sod Use serval counties Of,
thheCOmmonwealtb. shall do and perlbrus all the duties
and acts uetewary by them to be Sham to give effect to
imtputy out the provision. of thh set. -
J. LAWB.hfiCE OZTZ,
4poneteof the Mae nj Ropresnekitiret.
• DATIDIAGUAMT:
_
,Upeaber of' theSroatt. 1
v . ,
.., litiorin-rbe twelfth depot May; haw Dominion.
thousand eight loptdrod and flitressee, ~.• ' ,"' ,
Jaldliff POLOCK. i
,
1 i - 1 RESOLUTION.I.,. . ~. .. .- -
rthispostag ilaieindmes th , to thist..Coanstt.
.1 tuition if the' Cominarsitortattb. • "
L.Roolossi tql of &mak and Hosea of Rigorsaciwaisilif
thodastavierealta ~ Peonselesque is *acrid A(seatify.
het: , that the Miming ameathisents a *proposed to
1 .4
the constitution of the sommosontaltb. . ,emetdante
With the ptrisions of dm tenth article', not:-
i- , ' • " . met MICIFIOI33Fr.
.Thent shall be an . additional article to said eithtitth
boo to be ittidgnafetras Milde eleven, as follows: .
i ''.• -'. ' ' ititTICIX XL .-•,• ' • ' - '
OF noun DOM . . . . ...,- 0
i .13201103t 1. the - stale may:contract debts, to sopply'
casual - detiolts or Callum In rummest or to meet Mimi.
am not otherwise provided, for; but the aggrsgste
;amount of such -debtr direct and eon tipgent, whether
;coStatted by virtue of one or name acts of the general
lasaembly, or at different periods of tines, shalt never ea
;teed seven hundred and filly thousand dollars, and the
intoner arisiog,front thionielisti of okb -debts, shall he
applied toe. purpose for wbkb It was olitained,vii to
'se c s the datdamso contracted, and. to.ho otter ptitimte
thre.2. In addition to thi shover limited power . the
atatemaji contrael.debta to repel brym&u, sappier* id.
attract lon. defend the stets In wan*toredeetzktfie Dre
sent. eatztandtug hadStaedneas 'dente state: but the mo
ney! arising frourtheartstracting of such debts.. Assn be
applied to theism poet for which it was-raised. or to repay
se-4 debts; and to no other purpose whatever. 11
S. ,Exoeptthe debts above specified, to settle= 1
and 2 of thitartkle. no debt. Whatever shall be meted
by saw on'ttehalf of the state.
tirt 4. To provide for the payment ofdhe present debt,
aid any debt contracted as aforesaid, the leg.
istplure shall, at Its. first session, after- the adoption of
this amendment, create a sinking toad, which shalt be
safficlecitio say the neerulog interesvon such debt ; and
annually to reduce the principal thereof by a cam not
kis thin two hundred and fifty thousand dollen; which
sinking .fund 2 1 4.9 0 591 at of the letetartual income of
the pumicwonsa.womUuse To time owned by the state,
or the pa:tirade of the side of the smileor any part there.
of, and of the income or proceeds of sale of stoeksowned
bythe state. togethet with 'other funds. or. resonrcua
that may be designated by tisw. .The said sinkng fund
Mae be increased ; trote titre* to time, by entitling to It
coy' part of the taus, or otharrevenueicof the state, not
• required ftr the obtfuaryand Current ex pewee of goy
irnment, and niters in ease of war, itteasion or Incur
reeskinontpart of the veld Milking fond shall be used
or applied otherwise than In extlngulibment of the
nubile debt,unt II the amount ,of,snelt ,del4 4, ;intoned
below the Raft Of*. raillt*s!fit $e11196.
Sic. IS.- Tboevedit Of the ettaunottireilitt Phalli not In
any . maniter.:or event, bfi.Pledged,'Or loaned' to. any in. I
,dpridosticompany, lorgooratton, or aim whitirin ; nor gulp
the coraniabwealth hereafter beams, a joint owner. or
,t or kb o ks e e, loony eerupany,assoeiatlon, or corporation.
SW. 6. The commonweafth &hall not assume the debt,
!or shy 'pert thereat 'Of, any county. cit 3 Ivry - Itch, or
townkbip: or any corporation. or Assoclathot: nntess
such debt shall have been contracted to enable the' to
invasion, sOppresi domestic Insurrection. de
fend Seen , in time of war, or to assist the state' hi the
'discharge of any portion of Its present indebtedness.
Sec. T. The he:fiat um shall not authorise any county.
city. borough, township. or incorporated district, by sire
toe of a vote alb' citizens, or otherwise. fa become a
stockholder in any company. asrocia t ion. or corpora t ion;
or to obtain money for. or loan Ito credit to, anycorpo•
ration,: ansociation. Institution. or party.
terCOND AMICIONDIT. -
There shall be an additional article to said mastitis
thin, to be designated as article twelve, as follows:
ARTICLE XII. c
Or RAW onus:rms. ,
No county shall he divided by a line 'coign; off over
one-tenth ot Its population.(either to form a new'county
or otherwise.) without the express assent of such coun•
ty. by a vote of the,eleetort there4t:nor shall any new
•ounty he established, containing less than, four hun
dred *mire miles:
TRIAD AIIIERDNANT,.I
From section two of the first article of the consult
strikeout the words, "of the city of Philadelphia.
and o f each county respschrely;" trout; s...rhea five,
Same article. strike out the words,.."lor , /I,ifadcliVent
and of the ,sereral counties:" from section seven. sailer
strike oat the words, • neither the city, of .11/o.'a
../s(phia nor any," and Insert-in lira thereof the words.
"cud nor sad strike not - S , CiiIIR four, same
and in lieu thereof Invert the following: '
-.Slim. 4. to the year one thouland eight hundred and
slity-fo.a. and in every seventh year 'thereafter. repre
sentatives. to the number of one hundred. shalt be Ap
portioned and distributed entiall3. throughout the state.
by districts. in proportion to the number of taxable in
habitants in the several parts thereof; except that any
county containing at least three thivusand five hundred
takables. may be allowed a separate-representation; but
no more than, three nuuntiea shall . tar joined, and no
connty shall be divided. In the formation or a. district.
Any city containing a sufficient number of taxable' to
entitle it to at least two reprm:eutatives, shall have a
separate representation assigned Wand shall be divided'
Inti, convenient districts of contiguntis te rritory,
. of
equal taxable wo:0
rdton as near: as may tve, each or
which districts shall elect one representat
At the end of section seven. same article. Insert these
wants, city J7ellart4phia shall be dirided into .01-
.0, selsitoriot Wands, of contiguous territory as nearly
equal to losable population as possible; but no ward shall
be dirided in the formalian theretl"
The legislature, at its first session, after the adoption
of this amendment. shall divide the city of Philadel
phia Into senatorial and representative districts. in the
manner above provided; snob districts to remain un.
chang d until the apportionment In the year one thou-
Saud hundred and vlaty-four.
TOCATII anestottxr.
There shall be an addltlOnar section to the first article
of asqd ennstitutlon, which shall be nur.bered and read
as follows:
Pre 26. The legislature shall have the power to alter,
revoke. or annul, any charter of incorporation hereafter
conferred by, or under. any epeeist, or general fats.
whisperer In their opinion it may be Injurious Co the
chisel:Lauf the commonwealth; In such manner, how
ever, that no Injustice shall he done to the corporator P.
L$ S,CIATZ.Jiarth 27 .1847 .
Resatiel, That this resoluti o n pass. On the flisS
amendment, yeas 2.4, nays on the second amendment,
yeas 23. nays 4: on the third' mendment: yeas 24, nays
4; on the fourth amendment. yeas 23, nays 4.
Vitxtract from the Journal:l
Gal W. lIAMEItSLY, Clerk.
•
IN TITS House 0? R . LPILLSENT4TIVLS.
April Z 1.18.57 •
Rao:red. That this resolution pass. On the firs
amendment. yeas 78, nap, 12; on the se •and amend
awne, yeas 57. nays 34: ore the third amendment, yeas
;2, nays 22; on the fourth amendment, yeas 83, male 7
[Extract from the Journal.J ,
JACOB ZIEGLER, Cerk.
Filed in Seeretiija °Mee, May 2, itio.
A. A. COLTIN.
Secretary of the. iro+tweala.
SEcurru Orncz,
iTarrl,6l.ry. June tr 2. 1557. I
Pennsyfraniu, ss
I do certify that the above and foregoing Is a,true and
correct copy of the original Re.olution prmwsine
amendments to t h e Von st it 'Minna t he Commonweal/lb
with the vote in eadt branch of the Legislature upon
the final passage thereof, as appears from the originals
On filein MK office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my band and caused to be affixed the seal of
the Secretary's Office, the dij and year above
written. A.'. O. CURTIN,
&cedar yof the Or montcculth.
Ix SENATE.; March 27, 1957.
The reanluthin propnsing ‘ ameutlinents to the Consti
tution of the Colllllllollweal Oh being under enunideration.
On the question, I
' Will the Senate agree tcedbe first amendment!
►'he yessand nays were taken noetsildrtn the provi
sions of the Conktitntlon, and Were as Collo*, via:
]tan—Ylessrs. Brewer, Brolena. CbtferAly. Ernes,
Fetter, Flenniken, Frazer, Ingram, Jordan.
Knox. Lantateh, Lewis. Myer. Scofield. Sellers, Stinsuan.
Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins., Wright-and Taggart,
Siseakerr.-24. e
DlaVa-3leitars.Prabileresszrell, Finney, Gregg, Ilarris,
Penrose and :I...tither-7.
• So the quation was determln tl In lb/ allrmatip.
On the question.
Will the Senate agree-to the second amendment ?
The yeas and nayi went taken agreeably to the provi
sions of the Constitution. oud were as follow; vls :
Yams—Messrs. Brewer. prowne, Cresswell, Ely, Evans,
Fetter. Finney. Flenniken. ingrain, Jordan, Knox. I:ln
herit, Lewis, 3lyer. Sellers. Shuman, Soother, Steele,
Straub, Welsh, Wilkins, Wright and .Taggart, &ruler
Nets—Meurer COITO,r, Cfabb, Frazer, Urea?, Harris>
K 'Binger, Pen rere and Scofield-8.
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
tin the queatitn,
Will the Senate agree to the third amendment!
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the pros!
slims of the Constitution, and were as follow. viz:
YKsii—Jlessrs. Brener. Browne. Crabli, Cresawell. Ely,
Evans, Flenniken, Fraser, !Ingram,. Jordan. Ki'linger,
Knox, Laubach, Lewis. slyer. &Wield. Sellers, Shuman,
Souther, Steele, Straub, Welsh, Wilkins and Wright
.
Nava—llessrit. Coffey. Gregg. ILarris and Penrose-4
So the question was determined in the affirmative.
On the question,
Will the Senate agree to the fourth-amendment?
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the provi
skins of the Constitution. and were as follow. via:
Yeas—Messrs. Brewer, Browne. Coffey. Cresswell. Ely
Evans, Flenniken ' Fraser. Ingram, K Illinger, Knox
Laubeich, Lewis, Myer, Scofield, Sellers, Shuman, Synth
er. Steele, Straub; Welsh, ITllkln I; and Wright-2Z.
ava— Messrs. Crabb, Finney. Jordan and Penrose--1
So the question was deter Mined in She affirmative.
In Tun lletsz or Rim=mune - Ea-I
; Apra "..9, 047 .
The resolution proposing amendment, to, the Cons*.
lion of thii Commonwealth being nutter eohohleratiou,
On the quest ion.
Will the house agree to the first amendment?
The yeas end naysysere taken agreeably to the .provb
sloes of the Constitrilion, and were as follow, vie:
Tras—Mesare. Anderson, Arthur, Backbones, Ball.
Beek, Bishop, Bower. Brown.edboun, Campbell. Chase,
Cleaver, Crawford.Dlekey, Ent. Eppley, Yin said, roster,
Gibboney. Glldea. Hemel, Harper. Heins, Ilefstand, 11111.
Hilleges, Hoffman, (Bergs,) Imbrie, Inners. Jacobs, Jan
ina', John'', Johnson, Kauffman, Kerr, Knight, Lehren.
tint, Longaker, Lovett, gin near, Mantle, :tiValmont,
Moorehead, Mumma, Mnsselmsn. Nichols,
Nicholson, NthleMarbsr.: Pesrmn, Peters, Pertain,
Pownall. Pureell, "Ramisey; *(Ph)ladelphia„) 'Ramie*,
(York.) Reamer, Reed, Roberti, Rupp, Shaw, Sloan,
Smith, (Cambria,) Smith,' (Centre) 'Stevenson, Tolan,
VIIIITootbiA ilehallt.Vpegbillgt Winer, Westbrook,
Wharton, Wlllistran, Witherow, Wright, Zimmerman
and flats Spathe-78. .
Nsys—Marais. Backus. Benson. Dock. ffamilion, Han.
cock. Hine. Hoffman. (Lebanon.) Lebo. Struthers, Tki orn,
\Tarsier and Wintrode-12..
80 the question was determined in tho of
On the question,
Wlll the 'louse agree to the-mound amendment
The yeas and nays were taken agreeably to the prod-,
dons of the Coast' tot ion. and were as follow, viz;
YDA—!!Wears. AnOersonalackhotati.Ball, , Back, Bow
el, Calhoun. Campbell, Carty, Ent, Eausold, Pontrr~~ GU
des, Hamel, flamer, Reins. If lestani, llfllegas.ltofwio,
(Berics„)Wousekeeper. Imbrie, fonts, Jenkins, Johns,
Johnson, Kau ff man, Knight. Lair:miring, Lnogater, Lo
vett, Mammy, lifattgle. 11'1 testi; Bontheati. kluseelman, '
DI land., Nicholson. lf onetnicher, Pearimi, Peters, Petri
kin, rowan'', Purcell, Ramsey, (Philadelphia,) llsinseyi'
(York.) Reamer. Itolvd Rupp; Flaw, Sloan. T.4an. Vail,
Ifo g gya e y, Walter, Wevtbrook, Wharton, "Efunnerman
jpd Gets, Sprat cr-53. •. - -
liAve;--Messrs. Arthur, Augtudlne. Backus, Benson,
.Bbbop. Brown', Chive, Cleaver, Crawford. Sister, Gib
'honey, llamilton, Maybe*. BBL Uolfentn, (Leba
non.) Jacobs, Kerr, Lifbo„Nllkilmout, Agana-Rosa,
Smith, (Cambria4 Smith, 00 0 0' Stelienmit
era, Thom Vanroorble,' YteiMs, Wagotiseller: Warner,
Withetorr and Wright-44. . '
So the qinestlin was determined In dbe adarmatlve.
Aln tbe question, • ,
W the House ogreish tin. Gard weithisentt
tile yeas and ways wire taken agreeably tn.': the provi
sions of the Constitution, and went as WHOWIL . , •
Yeas - Meseta . Andareen, DackbOttee.llol,Aseme•Pen
son, Sower. Drown,'Calboun, Catiinbell,•Vbss4„ClefiTef,
Crawford. DI: key , Mt, Eyste. , raakta.trii•ter, dlbbo r.
Game). Ilareer. , llolns, Illestand. MIL Ilkgas, Ka
man, (Berks.) iloSsuni, (Lebanon.) Genalteener.Deawie,
luxe, Jambs. John', Johnsen, Kaufman :' A.rr, Lebo,
Letsiker, Lovett; Menem., Naugle, ,Peallatent.
heed, Mumma, if weelmari, ?Gaols, Nlettedien; Dunne
imetter, Pearson, Peters, Petrie - In: pownidl,
Dealasy, (York.) Ramer; Der& Stipp. Shaw, Mean t
(dtmlaria,) Sualth, *.(Centre.) Stevenson, Wan.
VIII, itsaveorbis, Vickers, Tosgbley:Wasonseller. Vest-
Nook, Minikes: 1111tberow, 'Wright. Zimmerman and
Gets, Speaker-73,'
Pars—ldresta. disbar. Sintwellne, Iniettas, Mabop,
batty, Deek,Otltlew, Ilandlton, liannaek Atm, idokine,
knight, LeLearrinA a, Bateray;fititi
Relterts.Strotbers,Thom. alter,Warneri Wharton and
.to the queslion was determined to the seinnaltp..
on the question. .
Will the Muse agree to the PrOrth amendment,
Mite pas and na)s were taken &Trembly to Abe pro. 4.
tidos of theeonstltutiow, and were as followOrie:
Tale--ilesers , Anderson, Arthur,- Bach tanner Backus.
Ball, Beek. reason, Bishop, Borer; Brown, Cahoon,
Campbell, Carty, etude. (louvre?. Crawford. Vidury. Noir
Eyster, usold...eoster,Gibboney.Gildea, llama;ldar_par,_
Item s Illestand, iklUllmas, tioltruaor (Nati LW*
Man. (tettooni) Housekeeper, !warier, Inner, wan.
Jenktni, Jame, Jabosen;Saufrusso. Kerr:Lobo. leirem-
Lowpooker, Laved. Manear. 'Nave& Westmont,
Wiltain, Ilnmma. Musselmao. Nichols. Fleboboa, Nut.
nemacher. Pearson. Mem. Petrikla,,PownaU, Purcell.
Ramer. (Plsnadelplda,) Ramsey. (INrk.) Deemer, Reed;
Roberts. Rupp.' Row: Pleats. Smith. (tuMbriaj
(Centre.).Sterenson—Tolan. Tail, Tawroorbis. irieltera.
Possible=, WetoorelTer, 'Walter. Warner. Worthen*,
Wharton, Williston, Witten ow, - Zimmerman cud (kee,
Ness—Sleank Dock. Ilaurock, Struthers,
Wintrode and Ws '
So the' question walderemolued in the affirmation..
Szcarnar's Oflins,l
' • +,.• ' pgrrisbarg, Jetne ~ Iw. i .
.ibtaryfrawia, IS: -• • • , 1 •
. , .. .
• I do eertltr that the ribose and foregoing is t true and
correct tropy rif the •'• 'rue and 6 . N tyc" taken on the
resolution proposing amendments to the Constltuthm of ,
the COMllant Wrigi th. as the same appears oil the RAI mill
of the two Houses of the Nostril Assembly of thb Coop
mouwealtti for the session ot In; • 1
,—....—.., - . Witneiarmy band and the seal of said •o 1
.1 . • c , 5 :: I Am this•twenty•amond &yet June,eue firm
-5 sand eight, hundred and Iftpeeven. •
"4- 1 ; : -
-i.s , x4rfirg cf qte Cbieunnatialh.
" 11 . •,3us "
July 4,'57
, ALSO _ ) MAKE gIIOWN Ala GIVE:NOTICE,
nal the quaked electors of Schuylkill county' ant to
votes llhe said election. in the matinee prescribed by
the iti section of the aet entitled ''''..'A it' Act...resident's
the manner of setter al Abe'general' election In the
eounthis of Wayne and fichsylklll.7 . approved the Bth
day ellApf a, A.D., 1857,.which Bodkin is in 'the words
. follow tog. to wit: " --• •• . - • . •• -
"Th t front intgafter the passage of this art, it shall
be hOrfullir the qualified electors of Wayne and Schuyl
kill counties to vole at their general eleetjoes ibr Gov
ernor. Canal Conon*ioner, Surveyor deneni, Auditor
General, member or members of,Onngrent, Senators and
members of the (lneel Airetably. upon on. slip or tick
et, Mid aft county officers. ineindlng the Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas:elm 'upon one. separate, alp or
ticket; 'Prvridid, That the office forithkh eatery can&
date is votad,for shall, be designated as required • by Ihe
catalog laws of this Commonsteelth: 1 .Anel Provided,
furdier, That the State '
sod CoOnty Orkete shall each ,
4e so folded ae to tonceal the unites of the persoas voted
for r and CM the unlade of-the State ticket shall be writ
ten or printed thercords--"State Odleers:" sad on the
outside of the County ticket shall also be written - or
printed the words—“Coonty Ottawa"
The gene's) election to be opened between thebonrsof
S and ill o'clock in the forgnoon,' and shall continue
without Interruption or adjournment until 1 o'clock In
the evening, when the poll. gull be cloned.
In pursuance of an Art of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth ef Penneylvatilit. entitled ',An Act _refs-
Hug to the electiois of this Commonwealth," passed the
wont - any of 3tity, k. D41839:' notice Is hereby given :
“That the Inafftkrs and Judges, chosen as aforesaid,
shall 'meet at theresreetive places appointed for holding
tit eliktion ba the districts to which Onty reepeefively be
loj
g, before nine o'clock in the aornimd of the second
T cooky In October, in each and every year, sod each of
said Impel:km shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a
qualified voter aroma' district.
, •••Ixt case the person who shall have received the second
hitheitt - dumber of votes Inc Inspector shall not attend
on. the dav of election, then the person who !hall hare
teethed tie second 'highest number of votes for Judge
at the next proceeding eleethm shall set tot inspector in
his place. And in case the Terme who shall have re.
celattdltle.hliitetatt Riogiber. or. votes , far Damietta' shalt
not te (end. the person !dotted Judge shall:4point an I n-
SPiadt ltl.bix,Plaro, and In ease the persow elected Judge
shill hot' attend, then the Inspector who received the
hig,hest,nember ut votes shall appoint a Judge In his
place: and if awe vacancy shall continue in the lkard
for the gate of one boar after the time flied by law for
the opening of the acetic n.'t be qualified voters of the
township, ward, or district: 3r which such officer shall
hive been elected, present afthis place of election, shall
elect one of their number to fill suckescancy. •
—lt shall he the duty of said Assessors tespectireleio
attend at. the place of holding every general. special or
torus* election, doting the whole time add election is
kept oiken. for the purist...it of giving Information to the
I &Teeters and Judgas, wben call, d on, in relation to the
right cif any person ameaed by them to tole at such
election, and such other matters In relation t 3 the as'
semmeule or 'voters as the mid Inspectors. et. Judge, or
either-of them shall. from time to time require
-That no person shall, be permitted to vote at any
election as aforesaid. other than a white freeman of the
age of twenty-one years or more, who shall have resided
In the State At least one year, and lii the election district
. .. .
Where be offers to vote, at least ten data preceding curb
election. and within two years paid a State or County tax.
which shalftkere been assessed at least ten days before
the Avelino. But a eillten of the _roited States, who
had previously be/so a qualified enter of thieetateJand
removed the r efrom and televised. and who shall haven
sided is thelection distrirt,and paid tax as atoovgaid.
shell be entitled to a vote after residing in thin Litatesta
months; provided that the white freemen citizens of the
United States. betwevn 11 e ages of twenty• One sod twen
ty-twoveare, who haTe resided in this State one yell'
end 'tribe election district ten• days ati resaid. shall be
entitled_ to vote. although they shall not have paid &sex.
perhun shall be permitted to Tote whose name is
not contained in the list of taxable I nhatitantsfurn fah
ed by the Commissioners as' eforesaidzunlescii rat he tine
dames a receipt file the payment within two :years. of a
State or County tax ifUgelifel agreeably to the constito
ilon, and give satisfactory evidence. either, dn his own
oath, ormiiirmat ion of another, that helms paid au. h
tax, or on failing to pnwintir d receipt, shall Wake oath to
Ihe .payment thereof: 0, 4efol . ld, if he claims a right to
Tote by being an eleetnebetweeri the axes or twentv-one
end twenty-two pates. he abaft depose on oath or atlirma•
lion that be Ims resided in Slate at least one year
next before his :troth-Wh:4 and make such. pros of rel.
idente in his district as is required by Ibis 'set, and that
be does Jerily believe from the account `given him that
he Igor the age aforesaid. and give such other evidence
as isrequired by thin art, whereupon, the bame of the
persmoap admitted to vote. shall be inserted in the al
phabetical list by the inspector, anti a note made oppo.
site thereto by writing• the word "tax," if be shall be
admitted to rote by recision of having paid a tax, or the
sord.“age," if he shall be admitted to vote on amount
of his age, an In either ease tbe reason or suet' cote
shall be called out to the clerks who shall mark it to the
list of enters kept by them.
In all cases where the name of 'the person claiming to
vote is riot found op the list furnished by the Commis
sioners and Armrsadre, cr his right to vote. whether found
thereon Or not. is objected to by any qualified citizen:it
shall by the duty 01 the Inspectors. to examine such
, person on oath as to his qualifications. and If be claims
td have melded Within the .pate for one year nr more,
his oath shall be aullielent Proof thereof, but he 'shall
make proot by at least one competent witness. who shall
be a qualified elector, that helms resided within the dile
ttict tr more than ten days next buinedlately preceding
said election. and shall alto swear t at his bona tide ree
idenee, in pursuance of his lawful calling. is within the
district, and that he did not remove in said district for
the purpose of voting (herein. •
ihrery pereonquali fi ed as aforesaid, and who shall
make do proof Ifm required, of residence and payment of
taxes, aforetrald. shall he permitted to vote in . the town :
ship, ward, or district in which he shall reside.
-If any person shall prevent or attempt tenement any
oflieerof an election under this get from holding such
election, or use or threaten any violence to any such of
'neer, or shall interrupt or improperly Interfere with him
In the execution of hiliiiuty.or shall blockUp or attempt
to' block the window or avenue to any window where the
some may be holden. or - shall riotously disturb the peace
in such election or shall use or radios intimidation,
threats. force or violence, with the design to influence
unduly or mei awe any elector, or to prevent him from
voting, or to-restrain the freedom of eboleeeurh persons
on conviction shall he fined in any sum not exceeding
tire hundred dollars and be Imprisoned roc any time not
less than one nor more than twelve months.. And if it
shall be shown to the court where the trial of such of.
felon shall be bad that the person so offending was not
a resident of 'the city, wird, district, township, where
the said-offense was committed and not entitled toe vote
, therein, then on conviction, he shall be sentenced to pay
a fine of not less than one hundred . dollint, and be -im
prisoned not less than six mouths' nor more than two
years.
'lf any person or persons shall make any bet or Ma
wr upon the resplt itany.election,within thisemnmort
wealth, or shall offer to make any each' bet or wager,
either by ierlhal pmciatnation thereof, or by any written
or printed advertisement. Challenge or- losite any per
son oe persons to make curb bet or wagel., upon convic
tion' thereof, he or they attair forfeit and pity threethnes
tlip amount so bet or iffered to be tet:'
-"The Judges are toake their returns for the count
of Schuylkill, at the Court House in Pottsville, on FRI
DA:Y, the lath day of October; A. D.,1857, at 1 . 3 o'clock
M., of said-day. .1
Riven under my hand and seal at tho ' (Vice,
Pottaiille. and daterrSept. oth, In the year of our Lord,
one thousand, eightlinndred and fifty-seven, and 00:4-
first year of the Independence of the United Slates of
America.
Cod tare the Crisnmonirea/4/1.
Sheritrs - Offlee, PottsrMe.} V 3.1. NATZ, Merl.
Sept, 11. 1141.7. 37,5 t
EDUCATIONAL.
PIANO TEACHING.
P, Meyer, Organist , elves., instrue
s tion on the PLino Forte and Meted
tin, in Pottsville and neighboring , towns. . • ,
Terms moderate. Apply at his office, smlnd door below:
the Poet °Mee, Pottsville. [July 11.'37 VI-
NAZARETH. HALL,
N - th, Northampon cannily, Pa.
Itb,HE 73d Annual Session of this lo
ta Itution for young _ g entlemen . commenced on the
(net. Application• recciv,d by the
Rev. EDWARD It. REICIIEL, i'eincipa i .
August 24.'07, , -
WESLE. A FEMALE COLLEGE, '
, Wilmington , Delaware.
THIS IN ST Ll' U' I' ION; chartered
-1 with troll , ollogiate powers to, grant diplomas and
meter degmeo,ls desizned to meet the Oman& of Lib.
oral Female Education. I
No expense ban been spared to, make It a First Class
Institution.
A FULL DOARD OF INSTIMLTION Ix regularly
employed. attording facilities for an extended and then.
ough education, ouch as can only be had In the best in.
dilations: v
The Collegiate Year commenc es i'.l7E3lllEll Ist,
1857. • • •
• Catalogues may 'be had by inqu i hing of the ?resi
dent. 1,. C LOOSIIS, or of the Yitiancial Agent, T. J.
T 11.0311. I N.• Voir* , 57 aozm
COTTAGE FEMALE- SEMINARY,
rottstown, Montgomery vv. Pa.
1 1"
SCIIOLASTIC I'i.EAR of this
Not oon is divided into two iessions of elgh=
metiers the last Wednesday of
t . 5716730. A l t L' tt: d rlose thetirst. twelve wreck there
will boa public examination of the Ipttpils In their vari
ous studies. end a recess of two weeks given. As this
arrangement will glee to the pupil Atte entire eighteen
weeks of unbroken time, and exclude the months of J uly
and August, it will, It Is believed. greatly promote the
health and.comfbvt of the members of the School, and
seenre all that could bo-desirod le,the way of Mental
culture. i •
Terms i
Tuition, Hoarding, Fuel and Lishts, pe r annum, sllo 00
Us 61 M 1 .‘
WC . .00 00 00
Instruction in 31tude. 4, .
, • 16 00
Ancient k. Modern Lattgnages, each' •1. " ' 800
'Flower Painting, • 0 " lO 00
,
Pencil Drawing, . CI N, 600
Washing 3734 rents per dozen or L
4 4 00
Books at city prices or ihr the use of '
books.' • 1 4 0 75
,
Bine payable--$5O in udrance for the 'session.
lies. W. R. %FORK, Principal.
3.^,2m
AUfflliti 15 57
PLUMBING.
C . .
AB.-FITI INC
...hment,' -
E. POTTSVILLE, Pi.
:The anderstrned respectfully
dbrum the rl hens of PON.
lie and vicinity:that hiving
urhased -The Pfembieg Ex
tishateafid Henry DIEU.
11101114 arid attached it to his
ra-Ifittiea Iticsinus will hero
ter carry on both ' branches,
td ImpesAy. 'Met attention
betalneser.keeping always on
sand :three and well selected'
stab, employing com pets nt
workmen, tnd &Ong work at
reammen.tinyArtees—to re
lan a ',ton of the public
I roluqe.,
Mil Moat will consist of trir
er Close* Irou...Copper ard
Lead Bath' Tnbs, Porcelain and
Copper Wash Basins, Iton and
Parfait* Ping, Brava Cocks for
turn and Leather Hose for .paiee•
manta, Branch Pipea and Conplingn dor parements,
and Lead tips of all sizes, dawn:tures of every kind,
arobnelng a fel 'assortnaent of Chandeliers, Pendants,
Bratioda *a, La.. Ile. manufactured of the bee quite,
a materials, and of the Latest and moat appmred pat.
terns. . - DAN r E L MORI:PON.
April 11,17
t ')
ok-uvERIOOIO, 1 0 1.
MID. YOBS -
8221LISHIP CO.
SOendid Sttiamshilm ,
the above Llue slit sell room NEW TORK of
KANGAROO. - ... ' Capt. Jaltro, l'ith , _ , Ovi .. I
CITY Or BAL T I MORE. ' ; - twitch, Ist
!Y .W W I ASUEtGTON, .1 .... W 311 4, 'ip t ha
W fi
CITY OF MANCIIKS fER, ,r .. hois, , . ..
and every al Wrath) Tintriday.! , .
Snot I.ATUPOOL. every alternataW4doepipiy;
Tare from Neer Yorlt, Pablo $75, Third Mose pm. '
-." ' " r Lletnriool. Cabin $lO5. Blit tlinThM Ohms Bin.'
pgr,cliptTillKLlNS available tier Maattla by any
Steamer of the oblige.: '
_'•
c ' • tabto;4l.lo.—Third Plaii.lien.
Theis Shutoffs Are Adpipilsa' With igrPreTei Water .
IF ~- - .6t, compartments, arid ;tarty 'experienced Burgeons.
Panora about rowed, ing to Ihrint .or wrishirn to
, Jkiend fix their Mends rroni 014 WO man 1 rya purchase'
Tickets and obtain all Irifornril*n by stPplylot WI. 0.
Bale, 13 Broadway, N.Y. .P. abet k Coells, In Broadway,'
N Y to • i .f r iL. Rl.MinerseUle,
and to RICKARD EDWARD S. Pottsville.
" . .ParaareoCiwtifloabia by lint Clare 13.111 rig. Packets hi
, tween Nell York and Livel pool. also Drifts sold bit the
above. . - • ' ' (April TA, 'AIL_ 17-ly - -
-7— WHICH VALLEY RAI • WOAD. , ~
*
~iI. L f il AICHA 't, EMI'. of 'Pas . -
• , 1 sworn trains! Commenein WRIDNESDAY,JuIy
- -44 1 4 7 . '.-'' • ' '
VOWS
tease tlatielittiuuk 'at A. trli suit LOU P. M.
Stallogton . .5.05 • : ; •••1A0.."
" Catasauqua • . 3.41 " 2.17 • "
" Allentown • 3-51 I 2.27
" Bethlehem . • . 9.08 "
• 2.43 ' l `•
" Freemansburg 9.25'2.52
'Arrive Easton - "Aid 3.15' - •
Up 'reedits. • 3 4: . ,
it
Leave Illt4oll • •at 3.30 A. and 4.40-P. M.
• " granamusburr, •. 3. 3.55 ".• ' 5.115 "
" Bethlehem : 910 " ' 5.16 - it
'" Atlentoirn 9.25 12' 5.32 - ".
Catasanqua iLde • -543 ." •
t` rilatithtton „ 10.10 " - 5.21
Arrlve Manch Chunk • 11.45 "/ 7.00 "
• Both Trails connect at Manch Chunk With trains rimsr
ulna on the Beaver gradon italtrout Weatherly , and
Beaver Meadow. sire, at Bethlehem ;with trains run
ning on the North IrennbylvaniaJtailnted. rnortt
log Train down will connect:with tralna on the Belli.
dere. Delaware and Laeltawmps k Weatertt Italireada
Belvidere and Bcranton..• . 4 ; , • -
The afternoon 'Train will connect :with they trains
on the Beividsre t, Central Railroad to Philadelphia &
New York., • -
The afternoon Ti:aln tip will ennneef with trains on
the Belvidere' Delaware Raihusd,' - freios &mita' and
Belvidere. s
There will 1.111 but one connection:64hr en Easton and
Philadelphia by way of North Penns - nrs Railroad,
which will be In the morning. ROA R 112EATRE. '-
August 8; 57 32. ; I
. 1 Supt. tf
FA3SNCSR 1.1
Philade p a iteol &oiti ll aillroatt.
'36. WINTER ARRANGE, ENTS. '36.
riIHE GREATTN-oithern fintl Western
United States Mail Ittidtett 'L i At
.. Are Sped lucre-died eincl`Fare Orb/did: l loß , _
I.XTTLESCIICYLKILL;:CATAWISSA. SUNBIJBY and
ERIII,II'ILLLASISPORT AIND ElJilltA ItAILBOA D.
'Through to Buffalo. In 1 - - - -1., 16hours.
- NLvaka Falb.; , `... 'J. 16 1 ... ' ,
~ Detroit, - i - -1- . 24 ".
4, Chicago, !. - .
1. : 34
' .• St. Ulla,. I '; - -. , °- 48. t•.
-Ticket Office. N. 11: earner Sixth and . Chcsn tit streets,
'and Philadelphia and Reading Itallrhad DeOot. nornet
Mead and 'Fine. •p'', • ' l'' • .
On and atter 310NDAY; Dec. lithdt, bree Passenget i
Trains will leave the Philaddriblaandilieadin g Railroad'
Depot.mm.r Frond and Vinestreets,dally,(Sundaysite"l
rented) as 511.0. r: i . , ; i .
Day Expreits...7.3o 41. M. • .
Sot pine a. tuenixi ilk and Readlq.only. Ccinbeet ,
him wit pi.,t ,wl-sa,Williamaportand hrieandWilliamt.
port and Fim'n R. RoadOrrivlng atElmirs 415.15 p. 31-;
eohuectiug w itL New Vorkand Eadearad Buftato,andNeW
Pont; city tt dirt:ails for lioulirk and linffalo: and'from
thence. • in. stet.tners on • Lake Erie or ;Lake SlPore Rail
road. to Cleveland, TOledo,,Monree; Sknduski and -10.•
trait. A !sq., with - Elmira. Can4udalgua and NLsgara
Falls Rallretd: connecting at Cananllaignswith INeir
I,:iwk Cent naill allread;Eastand West:and atlinspensicm.
itridge with .Great .Western and 311chlgariCentra I JIM)•
r oad foe Detroit.Clecago. St.,Louls.end all points In Can
ads and IVmtern ...tales. i
' • 3lall Trairk.-7:36 A.M.
Stopping at ailltations. and runnink to Pottivillei only
NiftotExprese-..3.30 p.ll. _
•itounlnr. er..ry day, stopping at all ' a
,Stations nd,run•
Pinata Pottpille. Conheeting at Port Clinton with Cal.l
a wi,si. Will msportand Erte.and WilliaturpOrt and El
mita Rails). ds. arriving at Elmira at P.A. IL: ronnelctftet
with Newl'brk and Erie. Buffalo arid :New Ybrk city and
Lake Shored:nitro:loi for Buffalo. Duhktrk. Eile. Clm e-
Lind. Mei final LToledo, Cli icago. a nd a II points West.- -
A lee, wi t h Elmira. Caninitaittturand Riagura Falls Rail.
raads: arriving at NiagOrn Falls. at luiv3o. A. 51-ennneet.
lint with Day raprera oilkreat Western Railroad tor De
t mit. Chlracu. ate. '.'
Tith Itoute. with its connection i. f prim the shortes t
Aug most (Weil route to Canada andtilte Lakes. . •
tinlY‘ontratanite ofhagratge between Philadelphiaand
Canada or the levkl.r.: , ~ ,
' Paraenzerr by Day Eaprera.breali4at at Pori Clinton,
and &heat Williamsport. Paseenwera b
- e way of Night
..gapresstake supper at I,:ert Clinton:: .
P M n*
aysengepuhalling Tick e ts by this:Line hare the
privilege of atoppingat *by of the above points and re
turning their seat. at DICISure. 1 • . •
Fare from - Pltiladelphla to '
Tamaqua. - S 2 94t littifiio via Tnuaw'n-da.lo 00
Cataw ism, 4 :',s:Niagera ,Falls, a r ia . El- •• i
Rupert. • • 4 41.1 mfra•Caiandlikual '
Danville. ' 4 001 'N-Frita l liroad. • • 10 00
.
8111toit , 5 1 . :%N. kalls,',rla. Buffalo, 10 00
WIIILim_ k port , . ! 51/o'Susketisioh Bridge, 'Juno,
si, lira, . t I' 00Cleytlann, ). ii 701
Je erson, 14 751
St rkey.
i t
; 7 na - .Toled,j, i
; 7 45:Cincinnati. , . 16 00 I
Pe n Y31:14 18-00 Detrott;rla. Rail i ' 16 00
flop:um,. . '. 8 •• I Buffalo and .
Gerva, Ili. Gorhant, $ Lake, , , da 00
• .. Steatner ' IChleagnrla Ot.Wer:
. ohn Arnot, . : 8,901 tern abd Michigan • •
Capandaldna. • 00, Central Railroad. D:2000
llnneoye Falls, ; 8 50iChleadc4sta itußalnand
1.14.d0n1a, ! i .' 8 80: Lake Shore 31Ichikan
Roy, : 80.1 : Sontlfern Railroad. ,'0 00
it. aria. , : 9 IjOrblmr;ol eta Rut. Lake
•
lithester.via, l N. YAk . l and Itiehigan 'Cert.
.'. and hula o. Cr-. i. , ! tral itaillruad, 10:1;
rinzand; N. T. R. R. S 00,1tock Island, ;75 '
Ildtralo, via N. l'orica.- . .1 .; i ' . „
I.:rie.and But. and:d . l l •
New York City. "10 00 , ' I -
i
•
I B. T.IIIIRTIELL,. Tickit rind Freight Agent.
' N. W. corner Sixth Ind Cheannt streets
. A.NICOLIS,S4I. PhiLvdelphliA Reading Railroad.
Mott ISSOCR. Sup't Catawissa, W. and Erie Railroad.
1
J. A. 14.11FIBLD,'S.up't WillianispOrt and , Elmira RAIL
',pd. ..:. I . I " ".:
HARDWARE.
PLANES. I
- .
" 1 - . EN CH PLANES, AI4 - tiltling Plane",
j) Sash , Planes, !follow ,k Rounds, Reads, Asiragles,
a the Hardware and Iron Depot. I . F.IIANK POTT.
August 1 '57
31
-- LoCKS.; • •
. •
TM, Front , ,do.i . , Closo, Night-latch,
with Siirer-pLated. Porcehilti or dark illinral
nobs, a very large,. asst r tment, Ott low priors, r;Vhe
elron liardwe and Wpn. • ' I FRANK S. .
August I,'u. • t
t‘
31
SQUARE . - i
lACI - 11SIST41 'SQ ARES, U. S,
Standard, links: o.uagrs, Shrinkage Rules. WT.
Protectors. Colllpers;Sprinpllll.,rs, at thellardware
and Iron Depot. • ••• • FRANK POT!':
• August I,'S; ' • ' 31 1
tiAND SANG.
issToN S, Cresson .s, Spear &
Jaeloan't nand. Panel ttud4 .
gaws. the I4st
.ottmeat lu tow*. *tar salg at lub prices at the Hard
*are aall Iron l'epot FRANK POTrt
1 August 1.'47„_
-_-
P r -----
reserve Jars & Kettles
At BTICHTER & THOMPSONT,,
Cbr. Centre &Market, , Stow or rat Stir.”
al
BOILERS, stop as*,DION CABS
Auiput 4'57
a-111E SUBSCRItIERP .are preiiard
to famish tha'abose artieleS. or Ilest Material and
workmanship at the Shortest not low .Itoilers and Fins
-.sixty:air on hand. 1 J. k J. SPARKS. 1,
Aug. 8. '57 1'..2-Bm* tot Street.
•
RON COMMISSION WARE HOUSE.
- lElsrl'RE
The subscribers are prepared" to furnish the Trade,
achloists and Operators at rhitadeiphia prices firelight
tided) wholesale or retail. beet Arnerican her I ron, man
fact ured at Potter Ille.and warranted ofsuperkirqual ity.,
'so. light T rails Anitable for toles. and Cable Chiani
urnished at short notice direct filen the importer. 1 .
.E 1 YARDLEY 'A 130!„'
1: • - 47,ir
YorU Store. Nov. 22. ISw9
COLEIVIAICSCUTLERY• STORE:' 1
„ No. 31 Korth Third Street.. • . ,
fIONS'I'ANXLY on hand, a large i#-
kj sortmint of Pen and Pocket Knives, Sclasurs, and
azors.! Table Knires aifil Forks,..ln Ivory.atag„ buffalo,
en
e and' wood handles; Carrera ,iod Weeks, Dirk”, Wiwi.
nfirea, &e.. • , . ; •
ALSO—a very extenilve assoriment o f Walters, 'Tea
a rays, &c.
1 Fine English Guns, colt's ristlAs, Allen's - lierolviiir,
)ind Single and tonbletbarielledil'istoir. with a general
Ytoek of Fancy Ilardware. constantly on hand: • ' H
i . JOHN 31. OOLEMAhr, [importer.
PhiladelphlaJletr. 30,1854 rDe .27,'.53-92) 111 r 1!
H/kRDWA ux ReAND w IR
ayingON DEPOT -
laT tu.selllßEA, h DOW arrsingi
. ed his goOds at his pew :place df busbies,
and with a new,deterrdination of furnish
ing all such goodslasi lite business of 'the
(Coal Region may require, at. I heir lowest market Tattle,
sollritsthe inspection of the Palate, I Phan be always
.n hand and hasesmixand a fullistock of 11
Bar Lou,r ! Ch.ping Ales, i'
Flue Inm, ... . ' Coal (hovels.
Cast Steel,,.' TraraChains, - • 1
Silt iron, I ' Nailsjaiill Spihes,,
Rope. - - 1 •. . Taekterillocks t .
Bellows, • ' Anvils add Vices. &e t , -..,;
Hardware andrlron Depot, er..VERit STREET. three,dbors
%hove Market', East aide.' 'I i r ' FBA?: K TtYl7,
July 16, 1854 . , I
... 28-If .•
MORRIS, JONES, & CO.;
,
IRON & ST.EIII. MICRCHANTS, ! .
...ifartrf and Sizttenth Steil:, Philadelphia, , .
ilaxe siW3jlKOti handland for sale ' 1 ,
BEST I.,'NOLiSil it P.WIN HD lit ..01x-riftill, amortmen I Or
"Ibignalill ',.". and other favorite b j nds. REST AHEM
CA [URA—ordinary slseir. or lied to order for bridge
purposes. Ake., .te. ' PENN SYLV IA BOILER PLATS— I
N'
promiscuous sizes, of 'art ,to refkulitd • size. • 1101LER
RIVETS—Dozer brand] matte in !solid dies. REST ; EN
-OLi Sil CAR AXLES—imericarq and English.- PLUS ;
k Sift ET IRON—Forearming sqhutes, Ap..A3IFJIICASI
A SCOTCH Pm IRON. I RAILSQAI) 1110 N—T rails and
flat bars imitable for infirm. turnouts, ke. . JUNIATA.
EN. GLISII lc NORWAV.SIAT RIWS, BOLTS, NUTSland 1
WASllEltS=For.bridgeir, cam and machined purposes
generally.; CAST, SHEAR, MAEICINE and lILISTER ;
STEEL, ',-Also, - an extra quality for taps and din., . The I
above, texatbei- with a full aAportment of Iron, Steel,
Salts and 'Spikes' to 'Which the attention of dealers.
railroad companimi, eSitleir, adorn., founders and ma
chinists Is invite* , ; • May 10,1868,, 19•Iy ; -
• BRICHt t kg.R_c_tra. _ 1 -- - - ,
a NIEW:IIAiI PaeFes olvaL Two doors be-.
• I
low Si ' hotel, and - nearly epposila :the 1
• lane ' Bank . Pottsville, where Will-be
fonn xeelleireassortiaerit of lino.
Coach Vitamin-.5.-. - illeit. . . i •
Springs, .i .. -1 -7 P•I I Fine Trays, - '. • ' -
Saddlery, ' ' . -&-'-
_.; BritantaXare.
Siscomakar'sfflools, .14,: I .Assortnsentof fine teal.,
Carpenter's Tools, .., . 0 Table Cutlery, ' • i i . •
'Olati and Paint , • p
_Pocket CWAlerYp : . I , •
Bar Iron of:dist:et, --7 • 1 Table Spoons_ ,
Roiled '. t. •. ; Antrila and Miter ' .
Nails and Sines, . L . Asnartment of dna Opal,
...'
Railroad Iron and Saila, 'Elbrit Iroiftruetblet,
Smith Teals, 1• ; : Wirp, Tin Plate,
Bnildlim Ratetiala, •
. I Brats Kettles, . _
Cast Btia. s , r. : . Badarons. ,
Shearßtied,.. ~.. z . i.l : Planned Bi ll ets, (
Aria BUster, : • : ' `,• Ohia)na, ' .. • I
SIM Saws. ; ! ',' '! ' Raf4ti Traree,
Crosorot Saws, .- ~: iPo : sada:tot—. I
Pine Bind-saws, ;. .. . 4 ,
~ 2 I
0.11-returns idithankstrithapibiliforthepatronaga
they a:forded tobininhlelnditUnalespulty,atidliopas
Oho new Am., by hid q*ality oethair deedolostriet attest'
lion to lanatniemattdaesanosnadattng prharsparlll Morns
zed eonuit!lM thatroontlnand inenort-
_,
.. , ;• ' moth' t lailtbu,
' • pailersis Harebells* and /AIN Centre Wired
Pottelv Bina 4 .1566 '-.- . - I :a'
4 . :
. ' •
~. • , . , .
6
TR tELIN, .
'kmADTALir
Avid
Iflititti:qiik
JOHN M. KENNEDY, £
Fisk Cheese and kravidani Xerthant4,
'MOS. 99 and 40 North Wharves,''half
11 way between Arch and Race l.tretat. - PIIIIADELI
11A. _ • [ /limb 11. '67:,/14,
LEATHER! .LE/qJHEßll.imariiiiti..
,pNRY
vit ENcit C I, . £KlNS.itt mei 'lseether
6ealer. No d Smith sf., Miriade - PI - • • •
sewortment of all Windsor Curnae,lttatteeeM,
ate., ate. ED and OAK SOLE -
/February • • illy' • •••
THE IMPERIAL DEPJ RATIVE.
The Great Remedy oft ,Illeteleesith
• • • Cesstatry, • '';
OCR the mire of Canetmand Seto&
•
titian diseases. Tetter...White f weilirci, Mellanant
and old mere., antell dtseisel iselenatinc -In as
restate of the Per diseases of the stoma
nee layer this preystsikeshae no equal, and la "
ally raltiable to Females of a weak end debilitated ha,
bit. Tb le Is the celebrated , remedy used by Dr. Loteas•
smear k Co- Id their suerareral treatment rrcaurets,
. Scrofula:lc. It le a Stably cotters' iatedi and pine Atit ,
edy, sad large deem or bug nes of it le hot neemearl.—
new flour able remedy are entitled to sieekatb advice
frendthe principal aim. free of charge DKPOT. So.
• 50 North bib street, Philadelphia. • - •-
July -IS, 'Sr (June 6.'0 'MIMI • 22.
TO FODADRYIULN, suoRnrISTO Ii OMB&
• -PURVES,.N. -E.4eciroer South.
A. and Pena Sta.,. Philadelphia. fur ,• -•"
abeam. In,got copper sad beam, pie Inns,
sheet Iron. solders,Sre Wake. portable for.
ges,spelter. blocs tiaihereLtimadry mould.
e k .i ntes , ,erecibles, antiniony„tabbltt metal; sand.
of all kinds. beam old capper. tr., e. He is *MO a deal.
• er in weentatt and cast scrap free and other metsbe. ' It
is his destreapaelbotottoodat • machinists end others at a
distancet the city, by fundshinft any ankle they
may went • fn tbelr business. 'Articles not !straitened in
the above will be procured and tereard d. Any Inquiry
in the shoreline will be prom ptly enamored.' i•
. - • .A. PO RYES, .
A N.-E. ,
corner South and Peon streets. .
Pebruary li, ' • 52 • •
•
r tRY 21 , K A F D
MIL L , Pol:f i f rli Arch:
• streets. Ilittadelphla,- rarportfully regain; faits
yeti to winless a Sae ittock of steugmatie goodsotilip
tiS to beat Ponnelysnla trade.. .* -' 1
Full 'Line of Fall Dress Goods... ••
Neer designs of Fall Shawls. .
' .
Bich Mks of Newest Styles. • • •
Good Black Silks Of all widths. •. ' ,
1 cam assorted Preach Mariner:a. . •
• - 7 " • roll do Cbesree..liesi Goods. '., •
• • British and Auteritan Dark Prints. •
. • tlatinetts; Cassitnesta, Cloths and 'Castings. • •
Mislins, Linen,. ritatiels,•Dlan Refs, Ite.; &e.'
'X. D.—Auction Bargains from New Torn and tpls city
daily raceircd. Particular attention iiI , II k , t i i gauntry
orders for • destrable goods t urersss Net cash,. :•• ' •
/fogad Z,'s7'•
:.
• WARIILTRWAND COMING . APPARATUS.
• THE suliseribere . would invite ' , the
. • _ special attention of Arehltents, Builders and.the
pu lie. to oursupswioemasortMent of Warm Als , "Turna.
eta, Ventilating, apparatui. Zuni 'Spikes, 00 ovens,
Patent Lorrdowu Grates, and others of too latest 'Wes;
also; a large. asiortment of' Ventilators. .brank.... gold:
hroared and white enamel Segiders: Cooking, Ranges.
of 'superior merits, - warranted:co gedorm well: also.
Tenable bangers foe numner use; J. S. Silver's 'A te.Tigh t
- Cgs Consumer. made In the best manner, and sererding
to the original invention ; mole Agents , foCollieo6 Patent
Chimney Caps. Art ventilattrg all elasses of bindings
and for the cure of ornokylghlmn res. Personal at,tent ion
lcen to e n work entrukMd to ut.- the public. are re
;quested to call and 'eS.Alllilie. our large add 'eoruplete
;stork, as wil know wee= give tattiest-nen. , •
BAKER A WiI,LIAMS. -
• No. ll= (old No. 406) Market street,-
Mat 0.'57 .16.n0il •Abovi Eleventh, Girard Row.'
JESSE WILLIAMS , & •
• • DEALVICS '
s • I SHAWLS, slimy& FANCY & STAPLED=
. °DODS.
MAN
IJIPORTERz ANT II
I CLOAKS lAND er MANTILLAS..
Esebruiing all the.-Vongliti llhc Sewer.
TN' pur DRESS .GOODS: and.i.Tß
i. !ammo departmonts m ap b.: found WI WI and
- Onwpote Sleek el Goode, including all the most lipprOred .
• I'AUILICII- and lATEBT ETTLI.P. together
,with. ibeWsual ar
sortment of domestiennd /o t her goods, to nhkb: ue aro
daily making additions from New York and Pliiktd . elPhia
Auctions. Purchasing and 'wiling exclusir.:tyl for err!,
we lire enabled to offee sdinstrof indunementrio..rtsh Br y
ft,t.i'IIOLESALE and RETAIL.
N 0.20 Month Second stre.cl.
and No. U Strawbeary street, Ptillade'idda.
Sepiember 5. 'Zi; , -
GUANO:
LL, •
EI N A U'-S7 Super Phosphate of
Lime. 7000 TONS. it+.lll
.114-FAR3IERS!
For your ,Wheat Crop. use LEINAU - S Survey
Phorphate of Lime, at :44 Ct a.' a th or $4O aTtot; or tier
I.EMAL"S . FERTILIZE!:, at Id 50 a Bbl;
er $25 a ton;
. .
One banal of either IS sufßelent r for an ttere:of Wheat.
Three are s Permanent - Mantiree, made of reliable Chet - ,
mica] 'Clemente, and - tiere been in successful 'tin; for the
part SI.T. !tots, Improving the soli and Worthing the
value of the land•.. -
Four Diplomas (rota:the State Agricultpial. Society of
Pennsylvania. New Jersey, .Delawere and the Crystal ,
Palace Association of the City of New Tork,heve been
received for these Valuable Fertilizers. • .
, Pamphlets in the English and German LaugUagea tan
be bad by application at the Office. '
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO WHOLESALEDEALERS.
. The shove •Tertilizers. delirered FREE of fl y Karr to
any wharf in the old City Proper.
Orders apt by Mail acooinparilad with Cash or Drafts.
will be promptly Shipped to any part of the World.
GEORGE A. 1.K.1N AU. Pr4rietar.
N 0.19 South FROST'street, Philadelphia City.
Philadelphia, July 18,'57 11171 m
M. - W. BALDWIN & CO. a 1
, -Engineers,
Rioad and Ilak.itton area's, Philadelplao
WOULD call the attention of Rail
road 31anagers. and those inte estedin Railroad
Proporty.4o theft:System of Locust:UreEnyfai.s.ln nh irb
they are adaptedito the particular bishiess:for which
they may Le.requiredi be the use of one, tiro. three cnr
four pair of Uriving wheels; and the use of the whole,
or so much of the weight as may be dft4rabte'for alb&
on; and in am:ex:Medal lug them to the grades. curies,
strength ,of aline: strnetion, 801441 and Work to be
done. By these means the maxtmum useful r free.liof the
power is secured with the least. expense for attendance,
cost ot tue:. and repairs to Road and Engine., :Mitt: these:
object in v.ew, and as the result of twenty-three yearn
practical experience In the but hiess by our senior parte
• ner. we mannfactnretfire lb:Pieta kinds of .4ngittes. and
several clasStsar sizes of each kind. Particular atten
tion paid to the strengthot tire mach ineln the plan and
'ffOritmanaltip of all the details. Our long+ experience.
and opportunities of obialnlfig information., enables us
to offer these en:: nes with tin Assurance that in Whelan.
ey.econotny, and durability. tbey will compare favorably
with those of any other kind In :Use. We filsolurnhato
order wtiechhaxies bow ling or low moor tire (Mat can
t resveithout boring.) coreporitiOn castings trir bearings ;
every descriptioupt Copper Sheet I on and Boiler Wtirkie
and every article appertaining to the repaiti or renewal
Of Locomotive Ertitinea. : .M. W. BALDWIN. •
Jannary 6. '5T 'll.tt , 1 *SIATTIIIEW'HAIRD.
SAVINC FUND.
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST CO.,
rV W A LNUT STREET, S434th-west
. e9rti er ot TIHRD, Philadelphia.
(Iticioiporated Ly the St.fte of Pensaeylen min.)
.Slorty-is received kn any MM. large or autati. and ht
tereet void from the dat of delpelt to the day °twitli
.drawal.s
The alike ix open every day from 9 o'cinckAri the morn
ing -till 7 o'clock In the evening, and 'on Monday *and
Thursday evenings. till 9 o'elark.
. . .
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
AU sume,large or amilll, ern paid bark 14 GOLD ; nn
- I
demand, without notice. to any ansonet. '1
lima. HENRY' L. BENNER. Piesident.
• • TVs:UHT BELFIIIDIiti, 'V ice l'inaldent.
W.J. - n rirD,Feeretary.l •
Directors:
Henry 1.. Benner, C. Landreth iltinns,
Cdward.L. Carter, F. Carrot ,
Brewster,
II
Robert fielfrithor, Joseph B. BstirX. '
Soniuel K. Ashton, _• Item yL. Cbriaiinane l
James It. Ftnith. Francis Lee. ' , .',
This comptity•coutlues its hultlttess entirely to the re
miring bf moony on intmot The InsestMlotaanionnt
,
..ine to oyes ..
. • •
One and a ` half 'Milliong . of 'Dollar4:
Are made in nowtortalty with thenr,niti.do ' I he star
ter. in REA 1., ESTATE, MOBTUAtir.ti,ditil :: . , S.
end such first class soeurtt lee. acwill •Itsa)S enslave per
fect eeenrity to the depositors, and which remit t tail to
girl ~rmarreney and stability to this- lust iltil ko.
March 7;14 - • ' 1 imly '. •
_ _ .
- .
. FALL' AND WINTER DRT 60613511.14 .11'! -
tfIORNIOEY . CH/§M.
tiortbeset e•Ornt.r I,I'IIINO 11A11111:1N streets,
j Philadelphia. : _
I,Brol7Ln .e:111 special att.entitm to
t their storks of goner. which an4eitrefulir r.
lerted, and bought Tory cheep *r els!, . aTicl 'bleb ere
pledge ourselves to sill for tho em.illret ••Ltres/ Prrdtt."
11LAUK SILKS fur 15,,r;1i.51. $1 $1 211, up to $2.
per yeitt. ,
• FANCY 411.1,:fi,f5r t•O; GO. + tS . f. 7 $l, $1 1:4 . 11 auto
r T Sarh, s,
%cry Rich Etriprd Moir A nthere. sonsribitat moor!
Black Watered Silk!, Tart , ;Aetna. Ull.lurp; Ste.
Shawls &. Cloaks:!!
Long and Square Brortn-a e has lc in every eidored centre.
Long and Squarp Blanked Shawls. to every quality.
Stella Shawls, Iterates Borders and ChenultleeTrimmed.
Plain andiEmbrehieral Canton Crape :bawls. ,
Plain Shashi for Prinnt., Meek Shasta, deLitte.
Newest Styles rf CLOAKS, TALMAS, DUStICRS,Ae.
A Large Stock of DOmestio Oooda al
ways on haad;very cheap !
Irish Linens a Our Own - Importation '
Linen Tublo Clothe, Oilme', Nopkitut, Cr:triter.
Cloths! Cassimeres! Sattinetts!
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, dr•
-. Z .- CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. DR CC“ MTS.
Remember It Ia lhe Northeast curner of Vigil t A ?pet og:
Garden Os., wt Aa Love Fmrr .Slery Into, thl,sfin;/,"
TUORNLEY t CIIISM'S Pmet; CAen
Dar Goon .'rote;'
September 5, '37
ALLEN '&5 NEEDLES' -
'SUPER - - PHOSPHATE OF
CAUTION. 7 —Pe particular to - observe
thitetery barrel of our irtiele baadir wide and
Met of ibus of Klett, branded en the hes nisi-
UM is rendered necessary, nut .thrte are in Many articles
of doubtful value wild under the name or:Super-POgo
photo of Lime, is to mislead those who are tinnennelut
ed.with the value of a
GENUINE ARTICLE. • •
Price tip - per .51000 lbw: ON eta:Spar Pi.)
• •
'A liberal itedoetion made to XtEALEItn.o • . :r, '
• Orders %ends valuable Ferfdtrei attended•to prom try.
ramphieti derj,riking it. and the. abode f appl
am he bad gnatutously at, our Storrs. or by . mall If bca
drafted., • • . .
It hairnet ruprslor as SANCRE for -
WHEAT, RYE; CORN; - OATS;
sad all otbeferops rtculring, rigoroux arid
LASTJNC FERTILIZER. •
producurvot only a beerier yield Of Gruio th:in PE.
RINIAN4ItIAtiO, btit sta)Pqng the iterate le suriwitAr
heed. •
. _ 1014414211111 '-
rangy
.foifs M takeorill +whine our Phoopliato Is Applied
to Wheat •
- .PACIFIC OCEAN. GUANO
' We Wm . & aniall quantity AM in stag e.
new 11114N1111X.
Ai supply of ibis valuable artlele.lbe side.
*rice $3O psi :730004W. (1!,4 athat per Sts.,)
No. 1 Government PoravionNuaso.
for see at the lowest rates.
la' The listding Agrieratuhti Joar;titli led N
w ilo/pa
" art rtgOarly filed stair eke for ik MN Of Armen.
Gmts can Ga ke.frd at 'either front of odr Warehouses.
Neater* areproesswisdat k* drive to Wahir Ahead and'
eroid the croirskil wharf. Ample facilitievutre ofurded
is /oadireg Witypies and at/Ending - lc. the flows. ,
ALLEN & NE.E.OLV,
No.= Arra WAa►res and 41 (mew sfyie) Ortith 4tettr &
Firrt itoru above Cllctpul,
Auziot 717
. ,
.
MAIM AND GAR,DEN SVEDII, YBDpr tr.„.._
Agefeed tweak los plessent a, a.;7 4 4.
*THE Subscriber will kicp
on ‘ , rid Clmuvr.Timothy Toil,' fI. m.
, , Whits fl avor so L.V.13 (3,.
,--40,. nett • Antidwn an*, rid *r.dv,utic
15 ) k.
will w to (Mai avid gond . ; 11. nip ~,,, r. , ' l ,‘
fig , sill i iOf fruit Ire... lv3trant.d !., I •..'„,
of which will I. , oftirnlslited at luau utaol,„4. , e. . , ..1
44101.
win. : prerren e tb ri es :7 l, a d i S : ' n: l g ho s ; 4t irti : , l 4 : : : :e be.i " d l i :oeu red : r t r nne4 a s i
onrn:"l.ll:gterlahner7dlrriefoat:lnevir,:pre_ltwi tbe 7l ,, wti ,E l l :: Bl ,lji rt : t l; Ai. ; : d. l:l' iut fi ' l l s ' t r i. ; ,,, i ii : l, l 7 l 4l : t es l e • r . : : ; e l .t, '". : :ti . ).. ; ::: ' , : ‘4 l ' ,,,:
~.,..:,.,.,;.:,.:..4,,,,.,
ounly in the matte. Rom file.. Vt., 1u01e),,,,,,k4. , .;
qualify. fart farts lbout. , f On iir Rip #1,4,,, T 1 .6 li ,e..".y ' .
an hoprrtant consideration ta t be * U .b, ‘.
i qiu.”..11,,,‘..
weds or !hilt treou. Tor tire*. Ar...01.i lii .4, , c , .
~
to ' .
...-_,-- - - -41 - ...- - -_•_-_-,4: - _ - _= - 7 -- rz_: - ....—.... _,... _ , i
i ,. .. i •
~,- 0
T 63 RULLII TO IS OS XXXX RD VI 10tA11%Z:41,,..
Tint.—ln making good hotter then? sot 1,,,„1
Dies operationa to be',gone thri•ugh f ailh, 'kiwi, '
require an eye V cleanliness, foreth( h;h: lies! el •.. -41
•
perience. V #.1.-:':.,
1. On milking clean; fast yet rent r, i. , --: 1 17' . -,,
' */
twin. a day, depends the sacesss of thella 7yee a.
Ilad•ninkers sh'uid out be tolerate{ :" 4, r , i4 . - . ":, , , . 4 '.' r
better pay di:table the pries for gor , i on.f. " -•,;1 ,
S. Straining, is quite , simple, bur l it th•iaLl le i , r.: '
borne inelnfl that tto,pans *heat half full sack
till procriee a greater amount of eieam than :he ...".
same milk if in bat one'pan'i tbi:reason of {bit
is the gr ea ter surface. '
1 .
3. Scaing is gaite en importantlestore in IS,
'tarot making butter in eool nutte l
r ; tie create
~.
rites muck quicker, milk keeps 'greet lung er, the:' -
butter ie. of a better odty, and churns ii uL4.4.4,11,
the time,' . ,
4.,Skimmiog should always iw dune Wore ills
milk becomes loppeced; ,;therii.e 'inued of el'
meats stuns iisto whey sad h lost.
Cluilning, :whether by bawl or ottirmise,
st;Ouldoecupy fifty micelles. .
. ,
g.,lra,rbleg in told soft,acci is Lne its urn
.erringgoalitnotithoold t.e euntinuri until it
show no color of the MA Ly 01'5 u*c uf,thei 4 .ll, ;
irerybuird water if btgbly
mutt inn measure, 41/Pan to'it alLalint
tics. •
7:Salting is oiceerarily &Me . with th e b e .t
kind of ground telt ; the qu4ritity tarirA
tug to the state it is taken from the.rbers; if ,”(r,
word—if hard, lest; alirpyr takiok :th, , te 64 t.:,
surest guide.
8.- First working,,afterabout,ll 136ur.t4i$ for,tht
porpoise... Prising iegerater eemytietne4. • •
9. Seeontlworking 'takes plate at
paekin;,add when the butter hi• disporrel die
salt, that the brine may bet worked ...tut. 4
10. 1 Paektag , is demo !kb :hp hands or soh
butter -mall and when butter is put Into ut , rlet„
vessels, they should be snaked two orithree
de 'strong brine.belor• After
'cover the buttei with a wiit etotb, anir4tal,yer
or salt,npun it ; in this way the salt esti fain( n
removed at any time, by simply tadilaz hold of the
edgesiorthe cloth.
',Butter made in this way,will keep any l engt h
or time required.:
STATE Aqniertrrnat..SOClE.TY:—lts C.mtnit. i::
tee of Arrang%eulents for the 'approoclicriz Valli. '' ..44 ':;*
bitioo 0E the Pennsylvania Rath Alzrirolior:....;,- . ‘i;',,
cietyhave made ithe fallowing a iptiinemen tr, tit .
Director for Horses, Charles P. Lea.: • ; ' . -4 4
.. " Cattle, L. 11.TWaddeill'w '
~.• . , ,
• " . " :Sheep and Si/rine, J, . 1 h:wmt, r,',... ' 7 ,
" " - Youltrx.y. G. Wolt 'rt.' . , • :
I
" " Farm Implerneet., urtatu• tegle. );
tw .. lifitinery.,J2bn C. C.T. , .11:• ..;
• .4 '' ...Sr Li, Flowers,
1 ' 1
1.4" • " " Veyielables andiSce ~ /n• rfot . ;.•: 't.;
• " " ,Ilitccd. Articles; J.•C• l'r , cii....•
s. •
EO3IXITTF.E ON '
tiecel.r . ros. i:i
, --7.-, .....,. 74
.; David tazgart, President .
of the S,,ciety., l'''l, V 1
James Gowan. •
George 'M. Kelm. .
A. S. Newbold. 3 1
Jphn S,trohm. ' 1:.
77- .4.1in W. Geary: - 77F,?,
''A. Boyd Hamilton, C r oerespond in; Sreteiary of
the SOciety.,
1 This promises to be one of the most, extra, to
and attractive exhibition. tint has ever been held rt
iii this country. It will be held on' the 27ii aril
301,11 of September, and on the Ist and , 21.14.,;( :Ai . - 7.1
OetobcF. The beautiful and tipaelous :roev,l.at .s .'
i r •.,
Powelton, West Philadelphii, have been mated .':." 7 , f
~ Iv
by the State Society. i 1 .. " • ','Fkii
To nr. Tnorour Aaoti.—Cana farmer 6rliiny
better investment folhis tnoney rams, what ce re
quired for the support and : educnn• , n •.f his tam•
ily, than to'expertil it upon his farm, in the.
prorewent of hie stock, in planting freer, in dra;c•
ing, enriching, improving and ornamenting the
place be has cbii,cn as the scene of his Lthnrs'snd
the centre of bia‘comforts
Tux PIAWS4AIII.—=
The bark mai teat n{ on the rare, the !rem ;b4
' -dust,
But oevtF,Siouy thivprow that outs the faro r• he .r . . 1
that; ~
IN metal is lanaltllied. on blood d,il, ii..,. i!,..,.
God sgpred, It mor«l6 and let It thrive tio-hi 4'. , , ..r:
.7-
where. Ettxt c4d
Irons should always harenree,s to the gt
and tor breeding saws it is indi-penNibly twee' i•
ry. The wiitit et chi, has been the death of risiy
a fine I,tter. '
. •
t;Artit - i fruit in ,try weather, swill when the
shiner, and vlitee them ns carefully-in theb3Aif
10 ifthe, were Ome n The amalleet bruke iu
"N. '
ittenres a lenity. •
•
lI'ATERYBLO7 1-I:F.SERVlPl.—lteliltne the rind
and reeds of aato:ritels‘ms, nut fullirire; awl cut
them into slices about half an irith. m thitkre;:s.
Scald these itr weik aluuswaterWh;ch .10 tour,b
en thein; and gave them a nice greta - t , •', r. Nest
rinse in cold water-and lay.on plalirts a. c. nl.-
10 seven posMll , of the intl..nt thus rel are. , l;
take six pound• of sugar. A.ll tv..trr en,ugh,tu
tliastigar 7 io make rs thick 'Ito!, o i l 1,,d it, ?Ida,
ming it if brown., sugar i• r k the t.iel:ns
in the qrup until well d. Do) remAe
tham
and peek in jars, la) ing i t se.. rid !moos tr
each seven pounds of suel , •n;; t 1 •4 1,1 . 0
ryrup
some 15 or 20 minutes or until t 1 k sr..l I,er it
in. keep in close jars. •
• „
As ZEXCKL MC? GIXOLRaII'IR —ft Oil on
Whom we recently :111e ,l, treat , 1 al f, a t,:ee,
ilk.° of gingerbread,: whi,•llunA I:13 1e fisor `..ttla
different reeipe'from.nny wo hay; "
believe; to with ;:•:,,--Take one pint of to
teacupful of butler, half
one , teneroq.nful r.f ea du, half n tens[,,.. ~1
pulverized alum diesolved in n littlo
tableppoontul , of ginger; the Whole witrt .l-t'
oughly with en , ugh flour to r,,1l nut :mil
cards. Hake , in a quick oven.-" The mixing
h e done rapidly and not until the oven in :Ann!!
Lot, so that the finking via be dare nt or
flaiday.
POTATOES PICoLLOPEN-512.41) p.O v•
upoial way: then butter scale Dice c:vo
shell', patty:piinv, or teacups, or r.iti cr.; 10 i 3
your potatoes, makes ilem AH4406111 tt the IoY
cross s knife over thetrt ; strew o 1"...0. sine 1.r0 , 1
crumbs on'them; filch/kits them ei,h r lave rirso s
with n few dropa'of melted butte!, no: , 1 ro than
ins Dutch oven. When nicely' brawn-I on 0 1
top, take them carefully out of Ow f hell+. l :i
brown on the other
,
:4,4,..,„
)1,
EXTrpsu kt;uttivo.--.llix trait iiir ; 2 CUIS
milk city' molasses ; 3 ;1,41 ,sake ril;" 1 ^
pound; ralsiut; 1 po t t.,t; 2 ts.)s,..ta. sr
4 0 '
Ireamirof 'art.'s, tettsi.t.,nful “I • .13. 51 4 1 •
4 houirs, whiclt may be dati" Irr piittin:: it is!.
eovered.tin pail, and ,setting it int r klur't
boiling water. Bo careful iq I. t
boil Out of the kettle. A Win(' a!):,. 0 ) .51 ,0
this purpose: .1
Mao Otkon AAAAA D.—Take 'II saps !err :
cup batter;! cup, sweet milk teapi.p.nral
lode and lOf cream of taro'? ;,1 sod .lour
to suit UFO, or eiylllll. ' ee er] itottnez }panttk,
the Phs" o f f epics. Kneed in 11 .ttr n.vvl k ‘
very bayl ilougki'eud roll t.r thicknees d lot
With whitergraoulnted, sugar, an , estra uica:At
i,,r produced::,.
:,
- ---1.--1._:..._ .
CITAONrt)ii CA iiit.*Takrei iron c and terel"
li
exactly a* , eteetilW4 Amite .for .ji AICIIWI' ''
Instead of .Icising the jut., leave thriallei . D.
riots will i dry 'town and inenfah allrleriai ti
fruit cake far cheaper, an 4
. .latat nhout sr , V 4s
s
f ar n ti3O
the best preceereil West In d ia citron IL'' '
SPOlstan 11 . 11 ' " Pi
Ituur; 1 rip sugar; & cup cup; Wird
l;al
"4
Pr'
viuusly well beaten; te.ispv.nrul aw tar'
Jar and / tearrwat'ut uf n d.. Fl4tirr •4111
0,1
pntine; . 6 vanilla, um 'inn:oloov 3
laatc. i
efimutt.
litcipm.