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titers)ournai.
POTTSVILLE PA.
3ATIIRDAT, OCTOI3ICH 31, ISM
Tan present cents In monetary affairs is attri
hatable to a combination of evils,—the reckl
isapendituro of money for the Indulgence of for
sign luxuries, nod thegeneiii (yetis' of eredi
for which there must eons, a pay day.' The coon
try is not hopelessly prostrate It has wealth
an energetic popoiatinit, and year has bee
favored with aboideal , elope. We re sufferin
for a currency, but the errantry has na wo
condition than the present. Within be prose
:century, the yeas 180 anent( vri sod
'condition ragae than at present. Thatite hav
'settling before as for months to earn% is
painfuly palpable; but the general tone of
press from ail motions Nantes at that; the wo
of the pinch is 'over, and that business alrea
begin, to recuperate. • Many men have learn,
bitter lessons within the laat,three months, wht
if rightly atipliedl in the future, will lead as
avoid those errors in buslneu• and social'ii 1
which`' have plunged the patios into a vorni of
linantrial ruin end pecuniary distress. For I
credit should he substituted a cask System. " a '
as you go" must in the futon, holier motto.
. Wislinow whet evils are upoit us. We k o f
iii'a greet t measire, the causes. We • know t to
in sidditton'to• a ruinous credit ',ltem, that al
• are reckless in our imports of foreign - ma ne an
tared goods, eneripenny's wadi of which. eh a lt
he produced in this country . - . Yotok at Mei res
The average annual imports of gottin mid wo lei
• manufactures into the United State', are a on
$50,000,000. Thai average annual Stupor c
iron, metsufsetures of iron, sad steel, are .au
twenty-eve millions of dollars; th e avenge aas
al imports of manufactures of silk are of
'twenty-five millions of dollars; total one be drs
Millions. We know that there is up nooses' fi
importing a dollar's worth of cotton sod w Is
-- • goi?di,.sl a dollar's worth of iron. Welke ti
1
• raw material ,: and Utevenicuows as it wit
the distress of unemployed !shop, that we ha ,
willing bands enough to mtnufecture tb ro
material into products for home consumptio , at
for export. There le no necessity for impertii
so largely • of manufactured silk, Were eitrav
- . genet curbed. ' 'khe difference between exportii
' ; fifty millions of dollars in gold, per anon •, a
' importing that sum, would soon be pereei ed
_ the fact that panics and revulsion" would •en
auknosts. 'These things we know. If e
, ' strewn, will vo shape our tonne in the ut
as to avoid the breakers, upon which se n w
a beating. Now howAtter, we want action l o
may appear email matters; but which in all
are importaist to direct business into , the . ,at
from which 'it has been temporarily die. tea
Banks and individuelg should feel thit. a ,hit
mutual accommodation and forbearance
who owe "mall debts, should pay them at .nee.
Merchants and others who are known t. he a
vent, should not be , pressed too severe , 1
they be driven to bankruptcy and a nubile as w
~;-. as a prliate loss hi sustained. The panto aor
Mon breathe more freely. The course f tri
will soon return to its wetted channels; if mu
al spir itr of forbearance and .a desire t• as
~. each other, be cultivated. Tile Baltimo • Arne
• can Se correct when it sap that there is a trap
- the wont 'of times, a large nbiount of it sly 1
nay in the hoods of the affluent, adcquat • to
Arent mitigation of financial ills, if in tend
, hoarding :it ;up for future use, they ill
ageing among the buying and selling 0 rtiot.
the community. Unfortunately these pe sooe a.
too apt, upon the happening of the sligh eat Ines.
' , aura, to fasten their hold upon the pre& us dol.
Jars; withdrawing them wholly from ci culation.
The cry goes round too, we must ecoiso , ise, and
is taken( up from those who really ough to prat.
Vice tspois the bath contained in it, h each as
, ought to spend more ,liberally than 'ey i for the
'very reason' that should induce a reduc on of ex
penses in others. The rich men is' u der per
liar recrinsibilitiee in such a season o distr
The wealth he possesses is his only upo '
trust
the benefit of his fellow beings, and , h is be
i.
‘ so to employ it that it shalt accomplish the fp
' est anionitt of good. This is the opt mist •
of riches which is rejected by the eri, 18 h phil
' ply of ' be world, but if he is not . nu or ob i
lions toy keep up his generous habits ••f into
tare, ho; is at least, called upon by t e pla
suggestions of moral honesty to pa prom
what hi owes. Atxmog men, of mode ate cir
' . stance., there is alie a *side - gable cant:
money t kept back from the marts of but
, which would work greet improveme ,tif aF
I
in Ss proper epirit to, the settlement o their
• liabilities. The tedeptation is atro gin
4
' • • meat of a debt• when the excuse • f rants
want of moneyis so easy to give, an , is so
,i
ly though so , sadly taken. Of eour e, w e
nothing to say to 'the man who when called
for the; liquidation of a debt, sadly .as no
' wherewithal to perform it, but many recent
' to• their consciences to say they can t pay
they mean they do not wish to pay. To all
' let us offer the advice, "Pay up.l It will
your creditor; It will re-aotadvauta sway
, yottreelf. One prompt, willing, ebee sal pal
of an honest debt in times like t o pros
worth a dome charitable coati* lions
• • ' hour if prosperity. The example, ~ •
ire lost. Your neighbor, seeing tb ' ,po
)„. with Shlch you meet the calls , of y , or
may be .stimulated to imitate it. I
some "moil sacrifices to „enable yo '
• the obligations under which yob roe(
betteti , Ton will elevate yourself Int
own estimation and you will lay the
, tare ennui in life, when the elouj
darken the isky _ shall hare blown a
' or whireouriigeously performs his d
meet in the crisis of the 'fist -, , ci
self, in his slippers', and After rapping Homo btu
he heard' a noise inside. l'iveiently a' wi do'
opened and Curtf's bend was poked throng .
want ore boots,'? said the gentleman.
"Sorry to 'form masse d:et you can't Lab' to,
replied•euit. •':lran' is, I is give out, bur tee
failed; broke, eitt,,tted ont,jarmeed up, split,
"Bo tiCulf,lP*lo the gentleman, "I can't hel
that; I EGIUM I,are mkionote."
Cuff, iindingi his custo‘ineriather riled np, •ht
ono of the biiots, out of the windotr'endi
"Moses, I isn'itellin' a ndlie. lis clean has Diu
no in istoke. .
taken , nei'ventori of my fec
nstd es "f• twliore, on the honor of a gentf.aVa
• ttieki rli li be tf IA 0 t pay f;fii cents on a d , llr
you yours now. Dur it au
. 1.2-0 saying, hr 'lammed the . wi
ge'et • - . l lerletkk r friend to go home in hi> sli
Pees. with Ole his hand—his fifty cc • is
te•••'"iika e littliO;:de ug hter of' the out
abotq.Osearry vcr fe
t dna, a . ruty t' miattle
• nefortuentelz nuathegottbi tw rtyAut whoye . a teuted's hreC.atr„ sitfttetl,
eighteen. Though Mai
refl.) , at a chotttul ditMeatttop t abs
ea& tor" t‘eveittl tfuyi, — erhieh' at Lot :Attu CM
attention oti the !nether, 7.'„
de , iihild," said . the latter, 'criteO Ott
"how se,riauirlyy. whet tire`Yr.at
about ae detplj . e.—" Why um," replied, th tbi
with titett l t nigh, "I AM thinking that my feta
".buit, 40 ,1 . 14 jolt doubts my age,"
I l ibtt's true—but no matter—yowdore Usi
him 'old at thirly.ais ?"••-"No;11 is not o
• "a.—lbtitjti6t thittic whenl shell be fifty::
"1 51 1 `.1rit.thro?",,,, • ,
a ottratryd
IV Krt „ t;et %ego begin* to seold, let her 4 2 1 , 1
not, Put y?ur teekirreosi/y. oreg7tbe •11 •Ph
lop back it/ ;. year chalti light one of yo r
cigere 'anti let Vle ) taint . rake - ea fairy • etb
•=;..tnekc nu eberrer tortuythieg'. •
Well, A little more Advice, If jolt 0 111101 ".
fog priced,oureelf is that enviable pull
sect whether you deterte tbe - thuiiter she t y
ears, and if so, (es is' probably. ib. can ;).
your feet - gently rimer', cease :your "iellia ,"
out yobt cigar, kiss year little wife, and des
to be better husband.
4,0 s
&Yoe be i ve.cuoroulerable nesting pope? • feu
ship iiilmiplibaren't your. asked a straeg '
.141
. the ettilli*: . et the Mini ippi
yesitlber o n Ira the ttply; "ab•ot
the yesr Gliessirorid Gt
, Busy pq kirr. Ito ,trate-4e4firitgain.
derlua—tern gir/s ant
—to kiss' all the girls • iti c thyto,Om: — .l! • kr ,
general klaSer.- ~
Lint , • ,
kisses in' mai. •
Wit j &i ktod ui . fesbtiaeetaditti*y , ha,
•Auk? Frau tr;apaire;;;'ft"...,:i
•
. , • _ I .
atak:—Tllo_ it 4 ek 'Merit; !Milan:tem'
walk moo many oo 111 y losivby atom
bins vote—hcceptedlhe the inepettsion
otepeete pakats. Thai ley rellevoi the links scoot
log It from the peoeltiotOoneequirst *pots a 5,1 4 014031
otspede plymeati, hod+. the Isere **thg
4 4 the tithe
of smopendon. j - . •
—"- - ,
orto
Kiriat ite4 a tsrsesi 'iriiploil near Tbootastown;
sod bb watoo . Ploodit* ot ti l t tron toots, colattllng of
oiaatothrg. , ICTo!y et w I deas an io attested,
'Storni appeal to tbs,Lost, , notreet him. lbws bon
doubtsoty, mach ant
_gonad calla tolcht bsiestinded
In no hdttloisti way Stitoldarui stopped on tbs higb.
inky and robbed of (bete prop
k ~ ontraiss that esn•
f 0”. ., l
,sn
not bs too promptly chalked. ' ,
457 eking Itsperfutoot.--fin tudividual, oho had
I probably, Mat by some try 4 politia," and was in 'an ez•
aid condition; rushed Into oureanetelto 4 day Or two
strew, and tpour !semi, perpettetted the
. following:—
“Why shoed young men not tet allowed to play bil
liards in Pottsville Itieenue, 'l,, ben they do pity, they
always play at tuusuels4(flestutrds.)" Is the communl
t, nit, see, with the author of the at large We bee one
doubts. - L it •
re iirifisstag-44bige4 Josieeitspi it years, left bee
bouts In Ididesrilie, tante 1 inst., sines which time
a she lima not besulsout from. sleet Webb parentage,
i but speaks English. On the inoroing of the day she
lett home, she was seen on her way to this Borough.—
Y Her parents ars moils 41strestal at herabeenee, and any
` Information ameensing her would ;he suitably maned
h. edged by addreiduz Willia , )o ls - D.: ; Joust & llghterellho,
o Potosylklll county , Pa r : l,
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e,
Sit-Zarge Radith.=We w , ere, shown, a day or two
A 1
',shies, a ts,tish, mei, by till Jacob Madam, he /kinder
le 'eon street, this Borosigh, of the tolloving dimensions:—
I length, 22 inches; eireoseetinee,lB, plebes; weight. 9
pounds, 14 ounces. A trenteudons vegetable; traly,=.
srcaittorolan in Its diMensione There is a prcupeet the, l
~ ,I 3 addition to our Sarno in t i black diamond line, we
re *Wirt be distinguished ' ries:Unroll,. •We bare soil
whichneeds but comet etti4atton to yield
. profitably,
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1 and fully enough for home , samPUon. : ,
*7474 weatlvr of the week has not been of themost
eheerfol deecriptioM, Up tis yesterday, a weXic ;exactly 1
at dad elapsed sines WS were filmed with a glimpse of his I
bight* the don. IClouthi and rain dap alai dip, pais 1
5 t tts an inkling of what we Might expect hi the gloowy
it month, which makes itansirm tomorrow. Ournseteorb!'
I. logical record is as tidier.
P., IL, /X P. 7112SORATII Ormcs,
eisoleanid Nod; /Weak./ .
112 P. M. 7P. M.
6:7 , • 60 o —elondy.
1 60 48 —rain.
46 , 40 --cloudy ,
60 "
47 - 41 "
, 1z
s i. m.
Bat., Oct.'24,--4.S°
Wu-"" 28,-46
n T4e17, ,, ~ ." 27,-42
Wed.,
,c.: " 28,.--0
te Thurs., . a 29,-44 •
3 VA, '—
a .30,—r46
airla Mess panto nal the holders of bank bills es
hibit to get rid of their piper
tu4 'memory by converting it into spec* subreittitly to the
heaving "shires." A little firmness end consideration
?a _ ;would save many who enn 11l afford to lose. They should
remember that it is the+ interest of broken to err
down bills for the sake or buying them up, and that in
n 4 .thti way men are making repid fortune's out of the mit'
Ind fortunes of the ignorant Twenty times the money is
une lost by the shopkeeper s a laborer by this very discount
are . 'on bank billy that talot hireauatertet9t. The greater
_part of whet the tirolterl deducts; goes tdto Iris own-pock
, 1, 1 et. Ho gets. neatlyer quite par trod the bank, and
whet laughs at the creeltdityoi bra victims. . • •
litYt liiir.Thifidlrriths X IJ/duration Scciely."—This
Intel Society, ponstsiing of 1,111 bilge number of the )eang
Id.— dies and 'gentlemen of out Borough, was orgaulsed, at
o f the Lutheran Church; l i dondsy evening, Oct. lit Its oh
men Pa is to Improve the'llistmhers In sacred music, Rarticm
larly in anthems and sleet pieces. The cOlceis for the'
ensuing term a re—roeal teacher, Wm. I), liodzsdri;
strumatital Leader, lieury Strand' ; Secretary and Trask. ,
lest surer, lien. B. Ildrnohds Aniong the lady members
well 'are some whose vocal pOwMs are well known Co the elit- 1
ret. aria ey Pottsville. This Sciciery tuts commenced Its opo:,
. ada rations under favorable aWspiees. It is advisable: that
those possessing tale t, and taste the matte, should be.'
tit' come members. With la little exertion this Society 'esn
ttlst be rendered second to: co musical aasoeation in the
State.
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1; at
I •
Oatintss it is One, Is the reverse of 'brisk, Zet I
there are degrees In the lasctirley of trade. One thing
eirtain—and that IS itit. peode wbo have the Liberia:.
tuition to advertise ake doing pretty nearly all the buil
neia, so fer as retail trade i
, s concerned. People who "do
not belleve.in sdvertikingr are those of whose existence
as traders the public 'sootiest become oblivious. There
is a lick In the country, not of funds, but OCcOntidenee;
and people are, ready enou,;lX to spend money at any
time when they can do so ' ;to.adrantage. Traders having
bargains too ter, or litho wish to realise - on their' gocde,
khould depend not oanilediainked placard 'of bristol
board in their winde r s , bat in the efficient influence of
an advertisement in ii4,e newspaper: If over advert)
;lig does good, it Isln times like the present. It is not
the rich farm I hat,the rimer treatirto guano and the
phosphates, but thi cotilparativefttetrren. Po berry'
and put your advert int/ in—dear reader.
I• • •
it for Ittirlteproral awl 13qaken—Ost the 27th last, the
ound Patent (Mice grant+ a patent to itessritiohn K. Dean I
yeat. and Jasper Snellcif , this IBorough. for a machine. for'
v i ew bleating Cool Th inventors el aim that their toren- •
linos'lion is an improvement 6 the in sakes at present% use,
inasmnett as the cog 'whites are dispensed with and, the i
bli g ° . - „tly wheel actidirectly on theCosb that the Coatis broken
" di.- square, not ernsbell ' 1111;t1 that It will ears Oro percent. I
I ‘
ainest of dirt, over the breaker at present used fa this itegionl
ropily The cost of Al on 4. Dean & Saell'a machine is also, one} '
rcum- third less than tht now need. The breather. .ja cast 14
it of sections, so that ' fan 1 accident happens; the portion
"
Armes -damaged can be removed, and another section Inserted '.
in its place. The maker can be adapted to hand, hone
POO or steam power. is sheplieity Is only equalled by its 1
small efficiency, and in city: earl yard would prole an Intel.;
these table adjunct, as is stout man could convert broken Coal i
a pap with great rspidli r r into the sizes needed. A. princlpW,
„ mee t of this breaker is speed, which with the sharp construe.l
d . At of the teeth, cute through every impediment. 4 '
Te ,..! . .• I i
- r ' . • model of tit is ne is patented invention can be seen at.'
i' t,' the blacksmith s op 0f,1,3fr. Snell, on Railroad street,op.. l
. Upon posite rest Mark t. It his . been examined already bY
1
at the several of the p ncipal Coal operators of the Region,
cite it who speaOr it +ravingly. •
L_ , , 1
,Then '
AIIP•The Z ! iteroy Secsety ; —Tbe first peddle meeting • of
j.
this Society took i place' in the Lecture moui,of Thom?.
inn's Church, onruesday evening last, with Rev. Daniel
Washburn, Pres d ent , In the chair. The attendance on
the eocasion was excellent; and we trust 'that the Inter
is est la these mee ings fOr hatelteettud improvement, will
M the be maintained d ring the entire season. Mr. Washburn
in not opened the eserelaes with an address carefully prepared,
ma nl y impreselvelideltvered„aud. appropriate to the tiecasion.. l
This was follosed by t e reeltation—Poe's tliaren"—by
aitore,
- - - - - per. F. 13. Goweri—delliered effectively, and with a just 1
it., require. . appreciation of he author's sentiments. The exercises''
to di /Charge concluded with a deh:de on the question, "Were the
It
di the - early mettlartrof North Lien erica justified in dispnesessing
the Indiana of thelqiands tn iffirmitive--4ohn '1"„
Boyle, Eli Itiowen. Negative—O. W. Graham, Lin, Bar.
pleb now thotomew. 'Thiquestion was decided in the negative.—
sued,
belp
upon
, went
is for fa-
The debaters acquitted themaelres to the eatlsfartion of,
the audleace. If the debates of the Society are hereafter
conducted wit
.. se nutrit trpirl we can inure It full
11, The exorcises for nestTneWlay,
44° :' Waal Sittr-llass rtarmmiivtn r - i - :" ' r Gowen; Readipt
de Letter/4y Certificates andlnothia from the ire's, frc:
all parts of the World, majt, oleo be seen it our salesreoui.
'"
Descriptive circulars beet free to any address.
/ )8. 1). 4 IL W. 13311711,
511 Washington Street, (Veer lioWstou Market.) Boston,
June Irl '57 1 .RU tf
110$TON 8 1. Il c C OMPANY.:
slut le unfitting. • .
_
s." 'PIM experiene of the. past ten years
tip a has gained for this ting the confidence of Imam
ficlurera and mammon' The greet Improvements. ro.
*tatty made /nits quail t warrant no In asserting It to
e d be super/or to leather fur opets .for
beery or 14.1/11 Delta.
Jae Its first cost is lunch 1 a than leather—lt Is stronger
0/ 1 and more durable, end O
re
se' a gain In power on the pul
ley. It will etaail a heat tot 300 degrees tutatiected,—no'
61 .4 degree of cold or wet , stja Its working. In all re
sports It is recommended for ftwdllils, /dines, Grain ,
ta r Elevators. Machine Shop 4 and Minuitetniles,
or, 1f eel Ilefelngif.l an tk Ply.
• SCI 44 of Prices. 3 and 4 vfv,fronstafiieh an estimate of At 1
11 ; price of talcrincdtate. widths mete made.
!O. 2 Inch 3.ply, per foot 10 canto. 4-ply , 13 cents.,
Ip., 17
4et 11 a 1 0
51 0 - 4 24 •
64
o n 6 41 . St CI
, 6 a trs 44 . . 36 61
7 a 41' 11. "41 "
• 9 a 01 • 47
I n. 9 , a . • 46
eve.
10 a 41 i 11 ' 69 a
64 , 11'? 64 75 -
13 a 60• , ,2 a' 0 2
" 'l4 " ' " 100 "
kV. 15 •". is e• • 0 " " , 107 to led ; 14- " " " 93 11. " ll5
18 " " " 1,04 " " '
,130 •
lime 20 " a • 115 " 144
22 •• " . 1,7,7 :.t • • ' " "
24 " a ° • a l3B ". " 1 .7 3 ; "
Pm, Ileavps soda ply. De made to ceder Ur rupees
• wbare creak hI• of
(as a rubel/tate. ter,
`"lr dentde loarher)7e n t g ltn iv rel ance cetwenty•five end tiny
i hry, Pet tint. on 4 ply arkee-
Alen 3 ' Piy ydeant llose.'
Warranied to , stand a pressure of 76 tbt.per square soda
14 loth per font, • . , - •• •20 cents: ,
ling 7 3
.4 "
xt , • " 22-
'
. •
b ad , • n
. nr • ft
11 4. ," • -
• 1,14 "`.
,g ,". 2 • -•
• d ,P;.•
• 4,100 , i;• - i;iologis lie a:: V
it I/drilla/4M Shard arta/ore of
• ; 44 pert foot, - - •
1,00
gat l4 " n• •
, • e.
log 2 3.,g te.n et,
New rock Croton, 17i
or. /lose of any dm in
Surtlocillose-for rho
• Thea e
iling
our It needs no o, m a p
,4 high dof beat *I
r""" by the egree
eOyarast Dr 44.1.
put - Vitapilegs,
tor P 14 " 314 s •
• . atea*s Paik . tng.
rats article ht pow 14 gfneralture ,by the rata
Rnlttneerastt e lllitehirs/sts thronghnut the Unttba Blom
f ir . Is prepared *6.010 aocia righreubsat will act gut
It, and te , superldr la ermthins eine, ec no substeone
one hes so much eleeticitylw bleb FtaPdA NO high 4 degree 01
heat, and Toy he weed about all parts where peeking le ,
• necessary, els: Dianieute MAU" Piston ROO, 13 / 4 0 // 0
. 41etott+,..5trtant ChoetB Cylinder Made, Stuffing foxes ,
ete.. ete.
.E4sking made to order for sit tits iarlnus . inmecei,
each AS 31A,Snott ..PLAtts, l'ltteN..ll4lM, , metr e. FLADOM
!TOT ANDIOLD WANNIZ litArDN. VACDDIN Puma, Wool AND
br4AVENt ALNICP roa tTNAN ENGI243,
Aso`-TheOlbfeliND tile the Asteney from
RN! turas of the aboie articles. , ?he Mite am the beet le,
the Uulad State.. and; tee furnteh then in tichnstitilto2:
it, Manufacturers' prlcee, !hue airing OA tardatte to the
it •
iltrebaser.. Oar orders hare also the pretence," at the flfllo over n ay otherolif Miles t° Isinoi d e tour ratterk
Of thin nemi not' ori hind; nn 'Pet aXrennellt; loa eith
greirerdeohe delivery of any, Belt. selthhe a
• A b udowattor the order resalied. • .
11 ". 311 ..'o; • BENeli
d Ekren'
• stickiest{
nut ad
'•rfexty t
bout In
teIM
George Folmar, best. dings, of apples ' , 75
John Ha ugh, 2nd beat do 50
George Zerby, largeot apples . ! 40
Mrs. Soosard, best poodle. - idd
„Henry Shoelter. beat pears : 50
Mrs. Charles Christ, gird beet dobook.
Joseph Hoy, discretionary premlain Ibr onmge tree :I 00
P. Wilt, best whito'grsPes • ao
Mrs. It. F. llotTord,Mrs.lkoward, and /La Y.Schall—
. Discretiotuoy premium of 50 cents each. lop !
grapes, the competition being so close that thi
' Committee could not give either of Glom . the i
preference. ....
- • yuyva, mkat, kr..
rase Orwlg, Jr and Wm. Frederick—wheat Ammo,
.i
. same qatlity--Counnittee unable to report •
preference.
Wm. Frederick, best rye dour
J. Orwlg, Jr.. 2nd beet do
Wm. Frederick. best buckwheat dour
George Dotty, 2nd belt do
.J. Orwlg, Jr.. beet earn meal'
Wm. Kerohner. hay " 1
George Folmes. timothy seed ,
Joseph Albright, clover reed •
LADIES' DF:PARTMENT—DAIRY.
Rebecca &hilt, lot cucumbers
Mrs. licesoni.jat of plater'
Catherine Orwig, jar of pickles _
....
Mrs. Bickel, stuffed peppers •
M rs . flesemElar of tomatoes
•
t e r, %. Rebecca Sctutli, lot of-preserves '
- he Mrs. Wagner, lot of preserves
Catharine ()twig. best bibsbutter
ytom_ "Mrs. /Our, lot of chicle .
pill . , lies. Beamed, kat wheel bread
did Coal land? -do lost rye !Mad
the Justly.. cell do, - Pound Its • .
jonerally h etewh ytneOrwirt. rpm , e este
ining. on the hit. darts:OLE/ell read situ . 64 ... ..... -„
wegianTowntship, owned by Nic olaft S. Thaurnn 1:0rt.., 1
to hereby uttered at private sale on _the most advents- i
goons terms.
.1 I ol
The tract poritalns all The Cps" Nettie In the (heat
Southern Anthracite Itegiono—includitt,besideo other,
traits, thomgenerally known as the Painter, nark?" ildl
Morkson,/hrch Orchard; Ortharl, Primrose. awl, Arm- 1
etoeh, with all the:under/zing, 'though yet unervlored,
bode Of cool which's?e k,nown to.rxist. in the formation*
aver:Ong wYtera proved, avers-hundred feet of solid
Nal. In feet, the' tracts . Sow Offered, eontains '
the richest Coal depoolts in the i County. .
For Information, apply to Smits Spencer. Esq., agent
for Coal lando , and raid estate g nem Ily. Office to Rail I
road street above R. Market stree Pottsville Pa.
Ms rrtt 22.186 a . - .1 . . • . 12-if
JUS SHE TMIN~WANTEO!
paten t ch„„... imp e and Durable.
niCKERSON!SPATENT-PREMI
j, TM CUMIN to ssutpital artirle. It is ronstrted
ocyclentifle principles, and a child sn e chnst bu tter in
eikht minutes. Attached to the Churn Ss •Thennome
ter to abort the temperature ell the cream. and also a
place to add either warm or cold water to rectums or, In
crease the temperature to the churning point. It Is
perfectly simple &ILI durable, acid at It'agtf *nimble for
those who keep one, two, three Or more cows. Priem
$4 50 and upwards. For mile, wholesale and retail, at
the store of, • IL 11-ANNAN,
.Aged f r Ilse Ncinmfflureri.
`Z
Pntissill Nlifrry ,ao • ; 21-
.
1101 •
• PIANO/ 1 0%ND 01.0040N8 •
Of the beat autaluituree. urrtulted, ;
- IL I R SALE 13,Y THEfI!,.;
sebsuiber. All Pianos and . Melo. di f &loam
aeons sold by-him will be warranted—lt 14". en, do
not what they ere represented,, they can be returned.—.. •
All kinds of Ifelodeons will be add at Naatzlieturerelitnala dip
cash irica Pottssille,lrrableh the perch/ users
the earrlage and risk Of transportation. Ileum; will e ; dip
sold from $lO to $2O less than regular elty prises aerof do
log to the.ealue of the instrument. Those who pieta t. do
hir calling on us, and receiving a letter of reedit, ay e do
make tbei r own selectimm at he Alan Whet urets.aacerts •
the Prises. and we will ratobb the histrameut fele' do
at the abets rates. If there many doubt to thliknical toolo—
ter—all we bate to nay
- lIANYea,, do
- .
40 "
, • • 10
tre Engine Hose*
(175 itsr.pcf• 'square Cadt.
4 rents.
55 "
t . „ „„ (, 4 3
- , • GB fi
-• 70 n
5b n
h nude to prder—itee,
tad other purr**.
FERTILIZERS. . r
..; - I , do
~ do
. ' To Farmers and FERTILIZERS.
HE"SUBSCRIBER- . has • i
rjci I do
'f, st
ths'Ageney, end - will bereafter' !keep • • . I dip
01 onion Vertilisert, 'dab trill to told by • .. ~ 1 • do
or inured, at the lamportkos' and Manta :hip s , , : .• t do
f an t ige % da t a, yhe r
.iblioninp are !be pr e m , $3 or dip
at ble 'Warehouse to Agitate': - ''.
Neonate. per bent', ••• - 1 ' ' . cos t, - , - I or . dip
Do. per bar,'. • • ' - • .I or dip
.
Ltod Master, beat, per barrel, -.- p i blo ts , _,,i or dip
do -'do per ton, - - beads stones, splendidly
Ordinary ISM Platter s per barrel* ' recommended* d _
._.'' d. o .
Do do do per tou t -.' el m], settermatma t aa, lit
Bone Chipping,, per barrel,, ' - • -dra - did eablnat Inde, t • ' dip
Do do% Per barbel bi lbe , Pam mot stoves, i do 1
SaDo vino, floe. per tsurtvi, .- ores,.. . '.l .. do I
I
Da do de per tnuhel by th la. : SO
OlsperYboaptto of. Lime. by, the her el ilitilont beoPro 1, di,il
PerutlaTCOunao.worranted'proutne s , - • , . 'OO I
bag!, 334 rent* per lb.) Per ton. -' ' , 1 SO j
Colombian Osseo. wortantod vettioett srerthm, I - : dip
the bar.l% cents par Ib;) Per
. 4.1 op e d w oo k . j do
Idefrieso (Juana. per t en.. ~ . _ pia oil poSnting, `. 1 .. . do
Chordal, Bone Oast. (a noir •I,Vii i ii ro o d wipe, eipljottrual ,
These - Fertiliser* *tithe kr - a_.. I do
commas .-.*,
1
that bat to be Penimeed ober, amities; of Imminent*. 'I ' . do
• The above artirtes CA o Nwoodegi Mate, worthy of notice.
place where Rill itate,ptpdt 4rikeinspe-ittphdy ;cos&
matespay the Mt& ; rm._ - • _ ; do
from the poke,' Thai oil smote mloHtig; owl off seas
meettrese Apricot I—wor th y of noir*.
mildew at the lows*, TROTTING azsrPatiffame ra4mare Attica
She thew, • . ~.. . bat taltra.. , enDlAblt. ,' ` athwart
• ; : : - .4ovottitiirSOAct crslMrt"3lanopetectra ; Jan. 1,1,7
;lanes ovarleatber, se
tight, will stands vary
,ttry, attS Is not affected
re 1.44 it the !privet
/Erne Wood Mad Engine, *hien for form tiros had
been in the hands of Mr. Agnew, the engine builder of
Phlindelphis, undergoing nabuildbrg, rerudied Ode
Borough on gator day last. The apparatus presents .s
neeLsopeandico, and is now in a Most efficient working
condition. gereini improvernentslare been introduced.
The engine better Ogled to the SOrtl4o
Of the comity, than before Its re-Modeling. The Com
pany now numbers some thirty active/ members; end
Adding ireekly to its tolL We congretritste tiMpororigh
end ths Company upon the possession of bra engine'
capable of:doing good rerrke in time of imps& A tee;
of the "tine will take place this aftemmon, at the prkr,
corner of Centre end liaturntengo streets..
t i,
R'?-me Hamdisi mod.—The meetlieg Isiel wee to
to
have been held on Meetly analog last In lejtorougli,
fir the foresee at expressing the main of 1 ls commit&
ty on the calamity which deprived an esti blti tastily
of theirirotector, and the,' eontitry of a made, falthlid
son—we Ma to the late OW. Mendosi—was gimetpoied
In imosegneces of the inclemeney of the Weather. The
meeting therefore, pursuant to the call of Mesdames Ja
net M. L. Campbell, Amalie Farquhar. Andrew Russel,
.231 in ghlppen sad John Canaan, will be held cvnlUvely,
on Monday evening nest, Montclair 2, in in. Irst Pres.
byterlan Church, (Rev. 'Joseph McCoors) Illabaistontio
street. .. . i
2.
It trill probably. be prOpir to state that Object of
the meeting - 1a to Ewa ao hefociatfon, for the wpm of
smisting the otdecte of the Ladles' Ileiudon Central
fund Annebtioa, which to tloa organised in Washing
ton City: ilm.Barati Magruder; President; Mn. Jefferson
Page end Mrs. Capt. Guldsborough, Ti Presidents; Hrs.
Capt. Ahoy and i lint: qr. Clymer, Becretarien, and Mr.
anorak W. Siam Treasurer. A wise of resolutions will
be adopted, and atopelie• taken to obtain coutrlbutlotm—
each 'donation limited Wit dollar—to the mend now tie.
jog formed Mrannieutation to the widow of the sellout
and unfortunate Commander of thi "Centel America."
It is, peculiarly proper that the women of America
should move to this Metter with the sad they eller*,
for they owe a deep debt of gratitude to the memory of
one, whose tender, manly solicitude, secured the safety
of every woman aid child on board the sinking wreck.—
The heroism of .iferndon claims the iiimliatton of the
country his sacrifice the substantial sympathy of all.—
We thereSwe, hope that the meeting of Monday neat
will be a crowded ono, and that thou gentlemen of the
community, a icustomed to speaking, .18 be pre
sent forth. purposed addressing the meeting. •
oa"Schuytkisi Qualify .AgrirsGuru/ Society,—The Yak
of this Society, as we before stated, closed on Thursday
of last week, with an able address front Hon. Horace
Greeley. It was very sueceasful. annexed la the '
List or Premiums.
HORSES AND MMES.
Jacob lloy,test brood mare
Thomas lloy, 2nd best
do do brood mare draught '
Samuel Moyer, brocid saddle mare •
Wm. Frederick, tad beet ditto
George Tack, stallion eolt, 3 years old
Amos Ileffroan, best pair colts, 1)4 years old
Samuel Yost, 2nd best ditto
Edriird Kearns. 2nd best team horses,
George Gummi!, best Working colts 3 years
Din. Aispseb, best single horse for all purposes
Edmund Kearns, 2 colts • •
CATTLE.
John Schwalto,l Alderney bull •
do . do under 1 year
Henry MeQuire, I Devon bull
Jacob Hoy, god best Devon
Thomas Iloy, 1 best bull calf, 3 year old, Dimon
Wm. U. &hall, heifer under I year
Joseph Delbert, common .bull
Joseph Hey,,Jleiritam cow
Amos linWan, Devon •
Edward Maros, 2el best ,
IsitaeOrwig.heatt ootamoueow
do s. do do do holier
Joseph Delbert, Ind best heifer •
Thomas Hoy, best Devo - n do
Samuel Himmel, 2nd beat
do do better under 1 year
Edward Kearns, Durham ditto'
Iteubii Fegeley. best row and
Joseph Hoy, lod best ditto
MIN& ,
Thomas - Hoy, best eofamon tweed --
do do 2nd best,„ •
Edward Returns, Chester - breed '
do 'do Birks do
do do 1 lot S weeks old
Elias Schneider; Schuylkill County breed
J. Orwtg, Jr., 1 lot 2 months old
IIItPOULTRY.
Amos Hoffman, beet Shanghai
E. J. Berger. best Jersey Blues
I).R. Boyer, best Cochin Chins
A. Hoffman, best Bantams
C. Lung, best game
John Hockey; Brataith Pears .
Ulu. W. Seball, beet ecrainion• ,
George Hummel: best palrgeese
lileholas Wittiest's, best pair capons
Franklin Yost: best pair turkeys
Daniel Alspsete, beet lot of ducks
Albert Hammer. bestlot of pigeons
'Samuel RinieneL Jr., test pair white turkeys
Eilje.J. Berger. best Baltimore game
Henry Ege. beet mixed Shanghai '
"Wm. H. Schell, best collection •
S. Yost, best display of Oulnea Fowls
YIELD, CROPS
Daniel Hummel, best bushel ilediternnean wheat $l. to
Daniel Shoener, beetditto yellow wheat - 100
Isaac (*wig. best ditto Rye ' 100
Jos. Albright, 2nit do do
Wm. H. Rebell, best gourd seed corn
Daniel Bhoener, 2nd best ditto
Joseph ,Delbert, best red corn
Wm. it &hill, 2nd best do
John gametes, best yellow corn
Joseph Alhriert, 2nd best do .•
George Delbert, beet bEsek oats • ,
Jesse Urwig, 2nd best do
Edward Kearns, test large whits oats
George Body, 2nd best do •
George Boyer, bat common white oats
Joseph Affulgb.". 2nd best do
Daniel Hummel best bnekarbeat,
Wm. H. Schell, 2nd best do
JosePtijklyer, best Silver buckwheat •
,` FIELD CROPS AND GARDIAN VEGETABLES
'John Schwalm, best cribbage $1 00
Jolla Roush, snd do • • . • tiO'
Daniel Sloane; white mercer potatoes • 1 00:
George Heyman, red do 1 00
Daniel Shoener, best pinkeye do • •• 1.00
Joseph YoU, best red beets ••• • • El
Henry Orwlg, Llierpool potatoes • . 1 , 00
John Roush, best lot pus:lips . se
ths do beet lot carrots . 0
Frederick Beck, best S heads cabbage -
Charles Reed, 2nd best red mercers
GARDEN VEOSTABLES.:2IO, 2,
S. M. Yost, lot eudives
Daniel Shoilenberger. boat "weed potatoes
Hannah Boyer, 2nd do do . .
Amos Hoffman. beet'lot onions'
John Ranab, 2nd best do . • •
David allyrr, best lot celery
Frederick Beek.l lot do
Henry Ege. beat tomatoes
John Rawl', 3 neck pumpkins '
Rums Euler , sweet pumpkins
•
Amor Hotithanideid pumpkbe*
Sohn Roush, best display
•
Daniel Shoener,-2nd bat
• ' FRUIT, GRAPES. Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iinoesszosas OP COVUT.
ammo ros fat Josue Jonsu.
. .
Milkier and JoAn Erase, /oho Carry and John rms.
sm, Meier Reborn, and Was. Serer and othal , rt. W.
W. flati-4bis was.. ease of Foreign Attachment by
plairitlifeagainst defendant, who was a mildest of the
city of New Tork,ead carried on a cad operatioa in the,
East Noiltegith,betwena Pottsville and St. Clair. Then
were mune CNN* in each at which a pbrtion of thahands
.working at AM cottlery were the plaintiffs. A -brie
amount of money was owing to the hand; and _!wring
that they would not..be paid theyi brought thud milord
of Foreign Attachment - -bad the Conlin and the IttoPte‘,
ty bekroging to It mid by the Sheriff, and the money aril
sing therefrom was paid into Court. The antraquent'
exemtkniireditore of the defendant dime brand claimed
the money on the ground that Hall tree not rearasible
to the hands tor their *claims, thsplail bad previously
taada a 'contract with Thomas flail* William Vaughan,
hod 'mimes Colbert, to mine the coal mall lewd it into
can; rsOving thirst" $1 per ton, and that the band)
could look may to them for the payment of their wages,
The, plaintiffs contended that the contend oe Smith a
CO. with Hill bad been absorb:mei some time beLwe the
sale of the prowl, by the Sheriff, Smith k Co., having
/inn notice to that effect to Alwerth, who acted as
traits agent --and that Hall was therefore liable tor the
wages subitegiseotly dun The Jury found for the. plain.
tiffs totem% cam, VW in the that, PM 51 in the second,
and PM in the third. As the joining of many Septet,
claimer)! different parties in three suits was improper'
the cue vas referred hack to the Auditor to make distrh
button vidosbly among ad the hands employed at the
colliery. „ •
Jolla Freemen ea. TFlffiess F. Mats—The .plaintiff
brought an action of trespass against the defendant for
cutting down timber trees on plaintiff's laud. Tha pro
petty:of the parties adjoin, and neither knew at the
time the division Hee between them. The trellis* was
admitted by the defeadant,and the jury found a verdict
oft 32 kW plaintiff.
C IA, W A. M. Scams' rs. Myer O. P. Thrtoa—Two se
tionS were brought fp' the plaintiffs against the dean&
seat; on two promissory notes, and on which as there
VIM 'AC defeats, the jury Lund on the lint $Bl6 40, and
ou the inroad $432 96..
Hsieh D. Zacee et J. It R. Clerter-4114 was an action
on edruftat S months, drawn by W. Morris kir J. ,A. 14
Carter j ou and made payable to I
the Order 4 of Tompkins, Price A Co. who *adorned It over
to plaintiff: The defendsata contended that 12.11orria I
hadmo authority to sign drafts for them, but the plain
tiff proved; that Morrie was the littpetintoodent of the
Roaring CMOs. Iron Works belonging to defendants, Soil
that othar+,CMtes drawn and signed in the raise way bad
been paid . by defendant: Verdict for, plaintiff for
$l2Bl do. ' •
linagstirst, Price of Co. es. J. re R. thrfer—This rem
also an action on a promissorj vole for $464 11, signed M I
the'preeeding note. Defendants in adrUtion, claimetl
oilf4t rue part of the note ; and jury found for plaintiffs
111111
c l 46 ' •
; John 8: J. rt N. OrrterJ. ,N. Wattmeter if
I.Medtidey, trading as Miters, Mean/try de Cb. —This wee
'idea an action on a promissory note against the deified
ants, who were engaged to the Iron basin/se at Wires ,
bury running a furnace Mora. The notes were given
indignity loaned, and the jury found a verdict against
J. t it. Carter, who were the only persons served with
the writ, for $2361 64..
Isaac &Anshan Wood es. Chrism, Ncatiriey ri CO,•-
.2141i'vou; an action on a store bill ter boots and sheet
:furnished to the Modell' the eroployineintof the defeat
lents, upon CM order* of the c'efendants. Judgment
'against J. &R. Carter for $338'19. . 11
Fawn:son lover vs. Williams P. Kitchen, surviving
I partner of theftrits of ch i Kitchen—This was an *c
acti on a„ promissory to for $226 84, dated Sept. 12,
1864, and : payable in 6 months. Deendant claimed an
offset on a book account of if 34, for wood furnished to
the firm of Dunkleberger a Moyer of $63 87, which ]fryer'
strand to pay for $l2l paid on account of the note and
Mt one or two smaller matters. Tim abet of $1.1.3 claiMedi
by defendant was resisted by plaintiff. The defendant
i
produced no receipt for it, but alleged that
,it had heeu
plaid to the plaintiffs wit), of which however, no pivot
Was produced. The jury found for plaintiff, $165.
"%marl Ifejfacr os.Jorrpl Zbendie—This wassn a+oll
on a due bill for $5O, dated Aug. 9,1833, signed 14 do- I
['Cadent, the defendant alleged that It bad been ob
tained by fraud on the part of the plaintiff—that it
improbable that defendant owed the, amount 'toy the
plaintiff, as up to the very day on which the due bill
t 2
. 1
• $1 00
.1001
.. 1001
100 1
• 1 00,
• ; 103,
100{
100.
100,
1 02i
1 00
1 00,
1 00
1 00
1 00
200
iraa alien, plaintiff was indebted to tietendant, an a
•
lodgment, over VO, ma which several executions had
home issued already. The plaintiff produced a reteipt
for 1,50, paid on the judgment, ithi..h nearly equares It,
;Wed Aug. 9,1853, the same day the dub bill ♦as given
to the plaintiff The jury deducted the interest on the
due bill, and found a verdict for plairdiff for SS3.
[roe Tea sines' JOURNAL.]
Phonography.
•
Phonography is au art of recent invetition; and one
which claims the attention of scientific Investigation.
The inrentor,3tr. Lease Pitman of England, ;after
years of labor has perfected the literary world-with=an
alphabet of symbols so betel and artless in execution of
writing,--and planted uponprinciPle* an philosophical,
that it Is the duty of every lover of literature to exam.
lee the foundation upon which this noble boon is baked.
Phonography is a system of short/laud writing foliaged
upon two grand katures, which bring our educational
desiderata to an altitude with the highest atellorntlons
of the day. The that consideration is, that the elements
of our language are eritically observed, andary Investi
gating these eteutetda, which are the rudiments of the
language, we have framed this certainly raWnal alpha
bet. In the lemglish !savage there are ereralsti thou
sand words. and In this number there are but f. rty-three
distinct sounds, though to many these sous& appear as
numerous as the words themselves. It is now evident,
that if a character was adopted to represent its peculiar
sound, and each sound referred . invariably to its own
character, the noneotuformity of the present sykem of
orthography would be suppressed, and the perplexity
would be unknown, with which a knowledge of the wa
vering rake at orthography is obtalced. -Our present
alphabet of twenty-six letters is employed to personate
forty.three sounds,, then of, murk seventeen of these
winds (which is the difference between the number of
letters and the number of sounds) must riff neon the
alphabet to make tiOc k the deficiency, and hy /Col doing . I'
scene. of the towels %are to represent four and five,
viands.' This is where there is a want of ' , fedora intbel
eras:elution of our system of spelling, iand ibis can
phabet.never-be supplied bat by the adoption of a phonetic al
' ,
The second feature, Is the kellity and brevity of wri
ting. In our present chirography there is equally as,
much absurdity as there kin our orthegraphy. . The ref,'
Wks d tderatim reporter is compelled Aesop!" entirely
tom more abreviated form. So cumbersome la our pen
manship that while the writer Is recording one Attought
the speaker is tenor. a dozen words in advance of him.
As an example, the letter en moires seven inflections
of the pen. where the speaker utters it by but anti:ore
meat of th e Toed organs. leaving the.wrifer yet, to 'per
form six ',movements. of his hand.; Each phon phis
character is of such form thatone movement of the pen
or pencil is required - only, being steokes, tune lines, dots
and dashes, and ere more legible than many' of oar Ro
wank letters. Th e phonetic system of speing le sup
posed to be no new thin= the hypothesis Is that it had
Its origin in Phonecis. the most literate of the Ancients.
But when the Phonetians were conquered by • the Ro
mans the phonetic pillociple was entirely lost.
Phonography is so simple that its principles can be
mastered In a pew hours. and
• correct knowledge ob.!
tattled in a he/Nays—lndeed a few years, ago, a gentle
man
la New Yqrlt after practicing, au hour each day fin
eighteen months, acquired a facility of writing at -tbe
rate of two hundred and nineteen words a minute—hut
•`Segnies irritant anions demissa per aortas, quam qua
most antis sub*tafidelibut."
But the rapidity with -which this art k spieeding l is ,
alonssulikient to verify its utility. W. W. SHAW.
cessions, Pit., Oct. PA, 11157,
100
SO
- 1 00
00
1 , 00
1 00
1:00
3 00
2+oo
200
Tars, PA/TIMID SCISSOR&
Or. Counterfeit dimes are in circulation.
Mechanics are wowed in various parts m
lrginia. • .
. jfifirChesnuts fell in West Chester at 113 tents
atr quart. •
Jfifir•Pearls are dill- found to the waters of
Berke-county.
41111•Denths in Philadelphia last week s 175; in
Neer York, 427.
• • a:- Mrs. Gardener the Hingham murderess, is
to have another trial. - - •
Afr-The total cost of publishing the Amend- .
meats was $46,653, • I
,f3P-By the resent disastrous flre in Chicago,
`ft vty-one Dyes were lost. • 1 .
f d P„ * Z„-'-James Rope was recently killed in Carter's
- 7•od Mines, this County. !
7" - ficd.ysiorgiving in Maine, November 19; in
pshire November 26.
POTTS Vl l6 .prew Seaman a coal miner, We
etetrorptantd near Pittsburg last week. a neeiden.
js, f .: Cetveovernor Holley has appointed November
1 -tra;•s l - 1 6t, ant Thanksgiving in Connecticut. , ,
, w. , „,--, -,- -,. Rteffhe Ohio Mete Prison has been damage
" 4 " . " . ' 4: " 5. '''''' 'to the exteneof about $25,006. •
ety4rtento of
m i l ki ng R a i), u ,;`Many of the:citizens of Philadelphiti are
country. All/ lag energetically to , relieve the poor.
_leal,es__-zial Alf `The strychnine , aux minims tree grows In
-7,;,-,I pr
,in, end its nut is the deadly poison nut.
" e " i t , pffir•On Friday of last week, 1250 lins of coal]
were shipped from Philadelphia 'to Callao.
"lieff•M. de Roaster has been appointed Chargel
d'Affaires foam Denmark to the United States. ' 1
tif''The unemployed workmen of Montotirl
county, are committing depredations on property. 1
. Offf - The value of stuck in "nigger*" in Virginial
has fallen tbirty.thrte per cent., and' few Weil at
that.. 2 -. "Lust week snow on the mountaini in the
upper part ofkihis county, was several inches in
depth. . •—•- L
Or Cot. %dentine Beet, the venerable editor
of the Danville Asieffigetecer. is dead.
ifOrThe will alining W. Griswold, Esq., 1 Ja i
contested by two person., each claiming to be
his widow. -
140
100
' 50
1 Oa
I 00
Drift '
.
'..vy of eve
•Oictlon,e
abroad.
"
%lak g.
r t
to
$1
I
,-Operations were resumed on Monday :at
the Foundry of D. D. Alleo, in lawnotesarille,
Chester county. * •
, oserßev. Albert O. :Anton aid if., misslen
arms, recently tilled In India, were front the-west
ern part of Ibis State.
`Rev. Lloyd Haight of Hollidaysburg, it is
stated. recently shot twenty-Ave plgeontr at one
discharge, of his shotgun.
AllF•Tbe sugar retineep,of Kilbreatb, McKen
zie A Co.,at Cincitinti.. las destroyed by Ore last
week: - eti $BO,OOO i folly Insored.!"
fir Madame Rush of Philadelphia, died: at
Saratoga last week: , She was wealthy and eonsiA.
seed the centre ot fashion in the City. -
1111P•The earthquake, which was so perceptibly
' net etSt. Louis, extended throughout the length
111 4
__- breadth of theldissiesippl Valley. .."-- --
.IN" *The ironwork for the new goiernment war
vessel, soon Soler commenced at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, will he forged at Reading.
' Otgl"Christian Lapp, of Lancaster ''COttll ty, lost
A valuable aiallioti•valited at $l2OO ion Friday.—
Ills death was the result of ovevameding.
Or:George 0. Ridgway, Supper Pbliadelphio,
Aged 29 years, a member of, the dna of Newhouse
A Spats, was lost in the Cimrat 4111tPie r.
J'Large numbers of the workmen lately
employed at the -Montour Iron{ Works; have
moved West; since they hoe been paitt off. : .
1114 P-Dr. Hampton, a phyliehra id Chicago, cow.
tattted suicide last week la eonseqUence of pecu•
ihrry troubles.. Be hares a widow and six chit.
(item :-. .., • , - ..
in Crtab; they have a tiv . ,afir , Unting
'deputy hnsbatids to look A- 4 ,. , '" Ga 47, 1
when the gennigAggsfetrift otb e ßi : twat ,
15
at A rtertbta' Ilartlesra Rom.. and s:
Isor at tamp ocata.cfs. - 11:0anto el Ovistre . ' - -
steratt, at story. 0 ATWOOD, URI it tir s t-r , " 1.. Ls`
r - • ' . - ''-'l-4t-p ' ,
PITIT'II
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pa•rti letter from Chicago says th 4 the weal!.
Mt is very fine there, but business is very One too
COO Fun cannot ice it without the aid of a
• tnirroseope.
. •
vesso of war is to be dispatched to
Wrongs }he outrage alleged to.havc been commit
t'ed upon , the American. brig_ R. lit Packer at
Cape Hayden. '
ofr•The Commissioners of Berns leounty have
offered a reward of 16S00 for the apprehension of
the perpetrators of the murder of Adeline Ricer,
near Mc,bmille, . -
jOifrrhe Boston dealers have agreed not to give
more than foal months ;.tredit. and jet nearer the
cash system, whiehls after all,, the pal, ;life aye
em forlansinesa, ' • • ;
Dytentvy it prevailing to:i t an I:alarming
• listens in theneighborhood of Kut6lown: Phyla
;clans are employed rilikt, and day, and many
.!deaths are am:tuning. .
pirTho total smosint of salaries paid by the
FederaV government daring the lest Year -was
'56,356;664, of which 11489,000 was paid to'Cili
fornia °Otte holdera._
jtilfi`The Harrisburg Herald slates that erring..
Saguia are now in progress fora grand Military
and firemen's parade there, mil the occasion of
Gen. Patter's inauguration. ' i
„Ille"The following sentiment was given at
a recent vailiotid festival held in Cleveland,
iOhio:—"Oor mothers—The anti faithful readers
who never misplaced • mild."
Agerltrighams Young occupies a defiant pod.
tion to 'the United States Government. We must
crush him and his detestable principles. No half
' . way work about it. 'Annihilate tiro. ya,
pirA scarecrow lies been 14vented by a down
easter so testing and hideous that' nil the crows in
the neighborhood ate busily engaged in bringing
back the corn they stole a year. egol
pft""When • man is too laity' to work," Says
Sim Slick, "he paints his name over the" door
and calls, it a tavern or groctiry, and makes the
whole neighborhood as lazy ns himself."
• s lNSP•Theltoston Postestime tee the entire wealth
of the United States, us an estate, at $22•00 0 1 4
000,000. This includes real, personal. property,
stock, gold and silver, bullioirg,-everythiwg. -
1121P.A whistling match between two "ebonies"
took place in Harrisburg last week. They cow
menced,at half forst seven-and whistled until
teen minutes before. ten, whin one of them "gin
Thecdorn ,Freflogbuyseni In 1844
Whig candidate for Vies Pigstdent, now Presi
dent, of Rutger's College wag married on the 16tb
of 0ct., ., to Mist Ilarriet Pempelly, of Oswegii
N. Y.
•
jarAn advertisnanst in some of the daily' pa
pers tells bow to live in hundred years—by drink
ing a certain manufacture of old wheat whisky.
A more likely way would his to drink no whisky
at all. . 4z" '
, .
Some of Ball Ilughca's portraits of diatin
washed men, Karat with t:, 6 poker on •pints;,board,
l
have been exhibited : ai .
.recent State fair in
San Francisco, Cat., and bare'atimited much at
tendon: •
pp -Queen Victoria's Cipwii weighs three lbs.,
thran . ounces and five pentwyweighte r Troy. It
contains 303 jewels, one 0 which, a...tulip , was
worn in the helmet of Henry V., at the -battle
of Agincourt. 1
i ltiff,lt was reported ins
. Paris that, In Conse
quence of recent persecution of Europeans in
Madagaecar, a combined English and French n i i.-
:; red! tlon against the 'Queen of that country was
not improbable. • , 1
Ise-The Hogecetoten (Ma.) Chronicle, a know
I Nothing , print, says, "A trials hal arrived In hut
bestow, and we are determined not to strike
another blow for the American party until. it
1 strikes a blow for us." . 1
Or The Oxygenated Ditt'hs have no equal as
a tech, medicine. They; c4z. nervous debility,
sick headache, acid stousr,; waterbrash, loss
of appetite, &c ., 1 01 of 'which proceed from a
weakened or ,deranged - " Mato oCjbe stomach.
Atilhlt is stated that ai marrialb took place in
! Farfax county, Va.. on Saturday last, of a couple .
who were divorced bine fears age. In the mean
ltime the man has been married and his wife died,
and on Saturday he'westigaln married to his (Jr
! men wife.
prln Providence bolt week, a woman died in
the house in whiebl'abelias born and has always
lived, and where. bar !father. who died some
thirty years ago, was batil and resided during the
1
whole period of his life 4 The house is No. 186
South. Main street. 1'
Off-Col.. Renton has so far recovered as to ven
ture out in the open airjin front of his house.—
He is still quite weak,! however, and seriously,
t emaciated. Ilia recent illness has added at dyasi.
i a dozen years to his appearance, and subtracted
, Say pounds or more from his weight.
] Oftsfiss Charlotte (Cosi:4mo concluded an
'; engagement in New Thrk Mit week. The Coo.
vier says that Miss Cushman is an artist of "in
telligence and experience" but without genius; and
having been bred in a 'school which has naught
to do with nature, her intelligence and experi
ence have only serve* her to go fast and far
from 'tbe goal which she has honestly striven to
reach.
jggr-Tayunty (Va.) Court mutinies been
freshly imp fe d ,' judging from the tenor and
spirit of a re utinn recently adopted by that au
,t gustiribunal, whieh, says the Petersburg Gazette,
smacks strongly of 'the "odd country," viz; oThat
the June term of is COurt shall be held in May,
t i k
and the Naventbe . tent in December." It'nny
eon' ol the sod can yoke a pair of Lulls to beat
the above, let him drive them along—lists are
open to the bovine' spiel's of all countries and cli
mates. I I ,
,
per-A ballooniat gives out that be basmade
the following dlecereryr I Me a bar of brass
which, when weighed con the earth's surface, ae
teolli weighs fifteenniids. When I ameba to i
three miles up '- in theja po tmosphere, and weigh 01,4'1
brass bar , it weighs Iby a spring balancer only
men sad half winds; and again See milts up,
positively only three pounds ands quarter. What
is the cause of this 11 The want of atmospherical
'pressure on it, and Me sun's attraction, which be
comes more apparent' as we approach his orbit.
prAecording Ito the Quarterly Review, if we
diVide, the globe into two hemispheres, according
to theMaximuin extnt of land and water in each,
wewire at th OHI,
e us result of designing Eng
land ns the centre!. of Abe former, or terrene half—
'l an'entipodal poMt, Oar Now Zealand, being the
centre of the aqueous hemisphere. The exact
position in Englind is not far from the Land's
End ; so that if the observer were there raised to
such a height as to discern at once the half of the
globe, be would See the greatest possible extent of
- land ; if similarly situated in New 'Zealand, he
, would be able to
. see the greatest possible surface
of water. • ?
4 pirA sadden gust of wind took a parasol from
Oise .hands of its owner, and before one bad a
chsnee to recollect , ehealer it would be 'his eti
quette to catch the parasol of a lady to whom be
• had never been; introduced, a lively Emeraider
dropped his hodr bricks, caught the parachute
' in the midst of i s Ellaler gyrations, and presented
it to the loser wi b a low bow, whi ch reminded us
of poor Powets,V•paith, ma'am," said be, "if you
were as strong es you are liaridsom, it'wouldn't
have got &way trot& you." "Which shall I thank
I: you for, the service`, or the complimerit r said the
lady, swilling. "Truth ma'am," said Pat, again
touching the placalwbers once stood the,.brim of
what wsa ones a harmer, "that look of yogr been,
`'i tltul eye thanked ,fir both." , _....:
.
131 P-A Trent rise in the western riversiwas.eig.'
°rowdy impfiored iby those shipping coal:- The
Pittsburg Wittpatot ease that a large aumtler of
boats have &tread* gone down, ani Saikiiy the
lam of boats at Leek No. I almost impeded nav
igation. The anxiety to get through and theim
patience of delay gave rise to' several tights and
more bard irords.l The tow boat Huntress came
' down with her tow, and the boats refuting to draw
a line for her, several &fforts were made to gat In ;
' . after hard work she &tally succeeded, and enter
ed the lock stun foremost. • The Brownsville
packets going:op .- and down had'to put in above
and below the dal), and their chances for getting
through cm* tarenty.four hours—judging froth
the number Of coal boats waiting opportunities to
lock through—were - decidedly' slim..
made a
r•Last, week , Monsieur Godard made a babe
loon -arcensios 4 Pittsburg. Quite a iumber of
persons congregitted on the. Court ll9user roof to
witness it. Therb is & conductor leading from the
,Qviarter SessioniCourt room tolhe roof, as a ven
tilator to convey &way the impure air,..Of a crowd
:ed room. It is; also an excellent conveyor of
sound, and the pert,/ on the 'roof employed their'
time watching for the balloon ned listening to the
. eloquent speech iof.Jobn Hampton. P. 0., to the
I. jury, every wordier which was audible t i While In
the full Bow, of , eloquence. a voice war - heard, au.
- &or& tively.-- "Shut up." The speaker was of
emrse embarrassed; and Judge Velure orders()
the Optima, to ilort that man out," but be could
not be foetid.' The speech was resumed. Presently
.the balloon was !seed' ascending. 'A voice In the
tom Boom announced—" The balloon was going
up I" All looked around for the interloper and the
judge, with greet asperity, remarked=-"Spill the
lipstaves pat that man'out ? Such conduci linnet
be tolerated ' fur a moment!" But th e tip tomes
were at fault for that man, his corporeal, presence
not being visible.. "That mars" *spooned to be
oent" nt tht(tiute, and 'it is seeped - ea, was lurking
'about the aperture of the conductor on the roof.
The Judge it is&uggested, should tine that condue.
for for conteropl of court. .
1 Purina.
'tea EtionHile—ollicial Maros fro= laevy.eia
coal:flee la lava beviabgeo received. Lowe, the Lteputr
Ikea aindidsbe, 4 surameral by 2257 .
Tsuntiste,-A. Xtettolson was elected nutted
States Senator en Tneeday. to anere , 4l Ilea. John Belt,
whose term does not expire till thalt. An attempt Will
be meal , tp"lnstnat" Mr. Bell opt of the oat*:
How TIM Vonix;4ll4o Ameateanote &ribald' orst o
to the city of Philadelphia, wasten thousand, Ma how
dred and thirtpulni kn., than It was - for 'Minors last
fall The vote of Wilmot In The muse My, was two
thousand and two beyond the vole Fremont readied:
•
A DltePATett bola 81.Lenle announces that uovevvor
Walker has lamed a proclamation selecting the 'Morns
from Orford precinct and Johnson county, and has given
calif:lodes of election to the Yves State delegates. - Shia
gives to the latter's majority in the territorial legtels.
tura. i
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Tax itrisionfoura.—Forney'S paper The , Presilaires
that thaw who voted for Mr. lisslaborst at the recent
elite fon are good, Democrats at heart, sad may be rood.
deaUy emoted on to all succeeding abilittlea. Thu Is
lettlug the eat out of the bag. but what do our Stnlgbt
out friends beresbotita sex to it?
•
Goy. Annum 1 007111271 bas just been sleeted by the
Teßtielalee Legislittare, ILL &moor from that State, in
placed Senator ;ones, whose term has .xpired. Mb la
the mast complete settlement of the Pillow we yet. It
is a rebuke to the dlkb-diner, and a final extinguisher .
ofblagicry. Pitteer wrote the Dunce= letter, wherein
ha ealumniated tome of the best men in the country,
sod spproprtats4 to hitosatt" all the honor of limbic/Jean
,War. ow e bid tar Senator Jo es' sect., Ms Tennessee
tellielature exhted its eittoste otitis services by
etectin Got. Johamon. Pour Pillow
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I•EADLII, Slilr.---Over"1,000,00111uf gartnintssre
annually' sold at the great clothing emporloto of
Wanting Stokes, 'Nu. 607 Chesnut_ street, Phila..
delpttla, where is in store a tel of /superb fabrics
from *bleb to select, besides testy wallet, and,
eight af ready, made ganitents for postpones's
Jon Gestlitaea la Want of an elegant oitt-St,i
la part part Oe. patent thereof, should • eall And ;
mairraftzle - *mean establishment, and Superb
bbialtr,l 6 o . ersiblekari now Ngiig at really;
; 'Ws the Preilat mesetea cadel.„•,l
Eames Cnicrtricast.—A Curs Oxgrnated
Sitters.—Barlington, Vt, Nur.12.1854.t-tientin•
inert suffered Cur - about a Year previont to lost
spring, from a derangement at; the nOtion of the
heart, which like must others 0044 afflicted,
I .supposed to he an organic , dieease,artd- . 'haririg
seen the Oxygenated Bitters highly reaommendsd
fur site to ouch cotes, I procered , and used a single
bottle, with entire success.:
The disagreeable eympturtis speedily Alta Opened
and I have never bad any recurrence Of them.
'fieldsman Of opinion that this medicine is of
unquestionn6le value as attire fur Dyspeptia,
which opinion. I am hippyllO know
. that I agree
with main intelligent physic:leas t ! II have no
hesitation in permitting! this peertitkate An. be
used In any way that Wilt Pro Mote its, more gene.
rat Ilse. 1 B. A. s.rAwspuity. , •
• , 1 'Editor of lbe Builington
Silk N.lo‘lo Co., 13S.Wisbington cR t Bos ;
ton, Proprietol. Bold
. 4 their agents 4tvery.•
where. 1 ' • •
Pr ^JOHN }4 BROWN, Dimgrist, Agent for
Schuylkill Count ; also, C. "
• WA *Lady '
who bas.beea ailed of sat, neurone
deroMfy, after wispy years od musty, &Sires to tasks
known to all fOrwaufferers the , more mesas of relief.--
Addross, eaeloalag stoop to. pair.staanr postage, lira,
MARY IL LirgyllY, Boston, Dhow; au4 !he . preseriptlola
wit/ be mid • by ueit plot. ! 314 m . -
- *remit padaaen tiataj to Cash Buy.
oirao.OrtstO4l 3liscindlitoparers or Mut, 01w,
and Cartoon Wins, in moss/1116g their not and *kr
pat Importations, at gootly;!ndanot 004 with a
bantams diii - Oant to , time *ton!jry Dish. Na ,OI
Cliesiut!itiftt, itbone Stoputb, Vl;,fladelp, 41-
airlitfe cannot refrain fawn calling the attention of
our readers to an advertisementlnt this dor s pa* . of '
the unalritestiontiver of Pent 61J. Wood 4 Co., of
tools. It triU ba Nell that he h u pumeirous Mimic:atm
from persons of the hightateltaCWeter; to the merits-of
his Restorative', Tina positive hnowl4 we are also
enabled to say, that It is in'aierp Sense what it pmfesees
to be, and we do not hesitate to pronounce it the finest
prepareUen for the head and hale, +biota boa so far been
devised by tunas Ingenuity. lye here 110011 it a •
threatened beldame, and tuatara tithei had its *riff
cad ProfWalow 4f natural aid glo ssy , hair, and when the
latter has limn premstureliting with gray, we have
seen it, Ilkemegicuwirtoie tbeeobars of 'youth and health.
The distinguished peopertyl of this, we might truly sop
miraculous oltestorsgi," that it, ghee to the person
who uses it, the at heed of hair 'hit lthey wore In
youth, tbii - aating n strict complianali with thenolesof
• the first and liras t of en toilet matiro.-iNaturo. No
ono who has It will finitely tW`llnite with us In
this testimon to 'its peculiar Mierit4— it:brio/Sox (la.)
IbdpkP Priatit. • "- ; 1 ail •
AFE. dtlis reticle Preparel law Wat . ."..eAt
this seam° of;the year, the wee herhd;very treneherotot,
and almost eyery one Ii etWtain to Ibt *Peeled ;more or
leas bye:ambit, colds, and affectiows Qt the head, which
are peculiarly; annoying to the, healthy, end oftentimes
fatal to the invalid and oonMtioptlve. Everything
monad us weirs such a pleasant laid chemist% aspect,
that we are apt to neglect the proper*eautlonary snea
surer, and dotter omissive, thatiwn %hp eacepttif ',them
do not. PreMently there ward s Mange la the
weather; we begin to shiver with cold; and regr e t, when
too late, that;we bad not abtleipated' it in seseio: Now,
the beet possible way to avoid sparprisie ii, to Ord:two
box ist Mariner's Sugar-costed‘Nestitithfir Pllia without
delay: carry ',them in year poctieti - aisti take 1 - 7 or It Pins
each day between meals. You melt resouty find your
appetite rattly uspreeed, and yceuisiatern ensbled to re
sist the most sudden charges..,27teirlareperfectlppolal
alga, sad inaY be miallowtd with la lithch Ikellity as so
many sugar plums. rice muse impart or iieizeu at
the slosaach, and do not Intethie with the traneaction of
ordinary builders. For ConOalcoidiOsire throat,
lious affections, pains In the heaii„,bieast, back, side, etc.,
they are entirelyheyond rivalry; Their effetts,"thdeed,
are so certain, that a cure Is usimitittltd;:or the money re
tamed. i ';
The Pills may be bad of aft *Unitas and !Ethiolieep
ere, in every village and towp
Joan a. tapes, le agent tbe this pitittq [4.4 211
, -T
air Ileaslth' Depends tan Mare
BRA NDILETIPS PILLS purify the blood; so rinses cis
11.68111 T Tllta JUDII3OrI Rex, i Illld Pperation with rue-
I I Pill
Maul effect are the peculiarity ot Windmill' 2.
Our r.tee 1e !subject. to a redundancy otvitiated bile, at
this seuon and it is as dangerous*, it is prevalent, but
Brantheth i ls Mrs !albeit an 106Inahleand *lidera pro
tection.
,y their tanked use we Prevent the , collec
tion of those hopuritletri wide?, when to snacked wan;
titles, eatum so much danger to titebody's health. They I
soon cnre'f liter coMphinti eiTsPeP". loss of; aidsrliterl,
pain la the heed, hearthtir pain Id' the bread bone,
andden rdebsess, eceUVenews. In brief, they work their
way to the very roots of the i direase„ sleet' sing In thei r
passage, removing every unhealthy accumulation tin
the blood Is purified;the Whole system kensiated, and;
the functions and duty of life become a pleashreotheri
before tbLy had beery sad and weary burderix. Oftea
when nothing has rdlerredmiting of the most serlowl
ehmacterivrhether from setinickness or otherwise, whirl
the retching has been AO/while% a single (base of laa
Brandrethee Pills has at one, cured, and the patient hall
thilentnto a sweet env: !When the mind rennet col,'
OMltself; when the mensoiy fails; when It is an alio+
x the, attention; Whets par sleep is broken; and oat
waking hours harassed With forebodings of evil, Omit
Bratidreth's Pills shoefd reused. If these warnings re.
main unheeded, rbecheaihn, eosuritraptiora disease
the heart, bilious *Reeking, jaundice, dropslee, pite k
apoplexies and costivenesk Willniddenly present tberd
selves. These Brandieth's Pills would bare prevented,
bni nevertheless 'MU they will also cure. Usek . tbem St
once; drhot let preindins prevent the nee of Ode shags
but patent remedy. i
DBANDREITIT THEORY OF DISEASE.
Norm' extract blood. Blend Is the 11fr. By abstract
ing It to painful sliminess you May oentalon the patient
ease, belt remember, this e.An is only the reduction or le
ruing Lfe power Jo fer 4 4Ml' by thus taking away Ms
,cure's tools, you may prevent her frout telly repairlin
'the ravages otindammation, and convert what might
Only have been the sickliest; of ► few days or weeks Into
a &route affection of months and yam.
BRANDRETIPS PILLS; ACCORD IVITII RATIIRS;
Naturtes remedy, In WA. ; Wind rudden, acute Or Ch.
tinuedl pain occurs ;from' any eanwrAbft to insurk a
quick ire' turn to health, you , man Use sßrandreelt'i Pi 10, ,.
which ; will soon relieve semi °isms fivin undue pnrstetre,
and remove those humors whole prentace °Den maidens
such terrible suffering.
. ,
BEFORE TAE *DELI) iimviigns. •
Tsseistg nnd flue inhere of their inse
tubs/kali! extending. I Ask fOralnusase and pa'sopilet.'
of cures. Agents isltrant.giginra4
Altalisetsta.—All . Offs Sri 4 424 i lfroodoore on od e
label, 'Are von tette (ts. Get tke Outline • and tbei,S■lll
neter deceite j j ;I . .44.3 m
1 •
Ani.ss,ooo Riciraitir All be paid fee atiy,
Nedlelne that will excel PRATT lk BUTCHER'S IfhOIC
OIL for the following dlseasest.,itteenniatlste, blenrat.
gte gpinal "Affections. Omits-acted lairds, Chalk Pains,
Pains in the Slde or l ltach,llesdacheiloothaehe,Bpniins,
.Sorti Throat. Cats,Bnibiers, Thula' sited all Messes of the
ilktu; Muscles and Abe Stone genuine without
the signature *Crum! Dotard attached to meth labeL
Principal ogre, 31e1 Washingtre tio!'d, 'Brooklyn, yi:Y.
The great number of persons that bate been Immedi
ately relieved in all the and towns . where t has
beenTused. at well as in this cityituatain them in Keying
In all candor, that it ti the greatest cure In the world for
pain: •
.7. D. Blown, wholesale agedtb; Pottsville, and for sale
by all respectable druggists tbronghont I he United Fitates
and !Delude.. .[Jutte 27,'67 264 y t.
',littig4a4i .34,411iiti0.
Rwr.Ma. Jimmie of- pbltsdetphia,vitt Preeih la the
llep'tist Church of this Duroughi te.400170*. •
Tire Ric. B. Doilas4ci 111?yriaiela to the Ageeetate Re
formed Crhompeoa'a i lehuretkltme, Abe 2nd Preabyetian
Claireb, to-morrow utornl4, at ,Rit.crefolt, ap`a In (he
ev.iaing at 7 o'cidet. t
_ _ ' *":
, - ,
A =III° of the potttorllle tamale Utide Sock will
be held in the First Methodist; thatch', Elwood street,
, .
Oti !Monday evening nest,.Noii 2; at tottf-pist seven
o'tloek. Severaladdreeses till he delivered on the occa.
.
tt urns? is clrenlate4t that Rithop , Potter Is ,almost to
rerign bis diocese,. in cotteecotesets 'of setae mliunder
%Medlin; in relation' to hie ones sustvinlng Trinity
Cliorl. Re haw already pildielyttlitimated something
I ,
of' the kind..
Tim Charleston barrier Sirs: , jams blehops'; clergy,
andlay members of the Eplosopltt Church. to whom the
srelbject - matter has been; Comuittled, will asseMbie In ,
Montgomery- on the 25th ;of litoreMber, to perfect the
plays tor the establishment itud,etadowment of It South.
ens Volventity under the icontrol of the church. It is
charted. we baleve. that the litehOps of all the slave.i
holding States will be pnimitt, with tan or three exceo,
Moos. The. Comniinse pts 1 . ',kende win stemma In
Montgomery on the ISth of tiOlember. Its Episcopal
Members are Right Rev.Altshops. Otey, , Polit, Rutledge,
Elliott, and Cobb."' ; • .
• i.
,
cot & lemma Mmuty nrroacto WORAN7-4er. Mr.
Shields of lows, hiving been silenced by the Presbytery
of Des Uoines,for tnarrytng a Roman 'rho had .been titt I
*reed by the raw" of Iowa; 'punted to the SOW, and
rhis appeal watt linttaltled. , The :Synod- espressos Its
opinion that the /salon of the Presbyte.y was correct in
term. sad suggested by a lendable seat In'thi service of
the church; andalthough:tetustattng Mr, Shields, does
not approve of Marriage, as Is shown by
retmlution • _
Besolo•d, That to restoring Rev. 3. A. Shields to his;
ihrmeriposition intim gospel ministry, the Synod should.
pot be undondoodat approvitig the contraeting of mar.
thige. especially by the ministers of gospel, wit h periwig,
divorce.d So whatever atuse,telicoing that su ch mar,
.rtattes impair :ttseininemw Inthartme and standing: and
bring into'questleu the purity and wisdom of the p arties
thereto. i I '
•
• .
PILITSU ray: ri Tniss,--111shop Potter Mai directed
that special and eptiropriate prayers shell be mad In the
Episcopal Churches In, his Diocese daring the', eon ti n ut
aloe of the present disastrous condition of Inisiness af,
fairs. Th Pe* prayers' ate netted to tbiloir the 'Oeot
`orafthanksgiving.7 They are as follows:
1 Oh, most tnightp Goal . Ring of kings, and Lord of
lords, without whose mettle watchman traketh hut Id
vain, we implore; In thht out time of need, tby toccof
Ind blessing In behalf of oar rulers and magistrates, and
of all- he people of this land .. Remember not Mir Many
and great transinessione; turn from ns the lodgments.
jwhteh'Wefee{l',,ort,rr; sod give us :Wow to diacero„
hand courage ftattempt, and Althfuloess to db, and pa.
Mum to endive: whatsoever shall be wellpieteing Ip
tit17.21,7,13t; that en)tby sbastening may yield the peace
able fruits of tlybtoonsnesa, and that at the hat womay;
rejoice In thy satsatiott, Mprottes Jaw Christ lour Lo
Amen. . j • "
UAL; YUAN: ow imre Soctstr,-.B'stir.
events at the waiting* the Curative Coleraine& but ,
bold, showed that the receipts for the *lx mouthy
been $151,64, or tea by $ll,OOO than in the mine months
bed year. Salesby colproleurs. though IA some )0-
canes diminished; tutse„oo the 'bole Inenakeed 0;014
woo, and the :manta of publications hart* inemesid
nearly 1,000,00 , 4 pigea. The Saddest opersll4osbaveso '
fir &lauded its receipts, that netts given for printing
gaper alit fall dui in ;Novel:Sher to the amotrot of s o e
014 IP; and„ Deemober,lls,69S Sit total die within
els mon I hi, $40,461 54. Dint of Armenian type la now
being red in NO York, under the care of the nor. Dr.
Riggs, froaramstantleople. and the Pilgrim'. Prowess,
Dexter's Saints' fleet, and Other *mks In Ant:tents% are
tole electrotyped hers by the &lardy. and (he eleento.
type pLates mut to"furltey fixate bY ,the mission, stho
wood no inn than sbo.ooo So their operatlOnithe our 1
'saear Min! venerable flee. Frederick 'ironed, now
ble winery ticenForinidacerwilfeste eaugd sr'
Printionste Trade.. The deriety as odes ng b
proper mama temartallexpenseesn Or es soutdstout with
the ellakeetromemtion std work oiled beeposk
early agienuns of Mend potent^ rob
as ham sniped eninwial Inabsmiseittain 6 •
.•,.—. • . • •
- OiD6iAtio*.— Oictb • e 113111autt.. In M. Paul's Church, I
Cboitir. Pa.: lb. Night Rev. Alonzo molter. D. D.. or-1
'daltudi Mr. Henry 8. fiefs as a dreten of the Protestant t
gritneniNel Church,: The reverend goat elhanDl a brother
of 1110.1ectrr Getsor the De opus (7.cate.44 ,- . •
• -1 ' .- 1 NOTICES.
mo l l
. .
'SRiPi 3 iIII YR 31 critouisT csitmett. enrolee of
Lynn Sh eel: .1/Itthe knit, every Sabbath at 19
wetork, —end IS o'ciork, S. 9. •
Sir) SISTiIoDIST SPISCOPAL: CII3IIICII, Peened
Street, Pollivinc, 1T.,. ifittrArr J. °sir Pastor. DI-
One siryfrio ever. Sabbath et 10 /.31.euil at 11,4 P.M.
gat HMI LISIC LUTIIIIMAri CM/ RCM Markel:4loam
Pottsville, flay. DAXtEL Slice, Peeler. nifltlO !terries in .
-Me Chesil) &velar!, every. Sunday. Itarnittx. at 103
vitivelt; eiretifwg, at , o'clock. Weekly Prayer Ileettng,
Thutiday ,' ening. at 7 o'clock. - - , • • -
MARRIED.
KtTSZLE"-ENTDCR. , -.-Ott the 20th lost by the Bee.
Jeseeb Ste Cool, Jose S. Kunst to &teas IL berm:v.oM
oftMe place. • •
ORMIBLE--tIOTER—On the 25ti:Inet- by. tbe Rev.
Wlllteat Teo at hie residents in Et.ellitr.WlWAS Ono•
au of Berea ton, Luieto• Co, te Mom wit et St.
a .
V4UOILAN—PIXIII.--On Thursday, 29th that. by the
liter: , D. Wiobboro, st.TrtaSty Church. te; Trost"
T. ti examter of TrettrOti to It.t c tiumts Pawnor the former
Oa* t - •
W NTED.
• an. e x perienced i.eeAci
“
or tO Wei charge of a Store, rho Is fully,eosopetent sod
cantftwolits tbe boot or reformat*. API/ la alll-o Mr&
Pottsville, °Lieber Slvt, 4U
TEAHERS WANTED.. ,. .-- Six Mato
Tattaherseravantiellbe the Pulite Schools ed'Seath
animist teenabin, Pebnyikill 'county. A meeting of
that School Dlreetbrstrlll be held at thf, Public noose ot
Jorph Reber. In meld township, on titerday. the '1 tb et
Nettembee, at 1 o'clock, P. it, tabs* the applicants *lll
be examined and the Teacher. chosen. By order of ttie
Baird. ' - , A. tiIItILIZE, President—,
Octobei 17, 'ST. , 1244
DISSOLUTIONS.
"Tr)ISOLVTION - ' OF PARTNER!.
~ 8111P.—Notire is hereby' Oren that the pedoer •
ab pleratoken eshang between tbenndervlgned, under
the name of : ruler & Yelped, has Ibis day been Or
solved bj mutual !anent. - John Velpect has putehared
and Wren sole poesession of the arm property and books.
Ile Situ assumed lb* indebtedness of the time, and all
debts due the Orin are to to paid to Wan. ..t
i • . • 3 ' JOSISt'll F. TAYLOR,
;• - - JOllit YOLPERT.
' ' turnstile, Sept. VI, TT . . 0.60
•
. ,
ARTNERSIIIP NOTICE:— , The
co4partnetship in•the lumbe r business beretofote
t
ea ttnalbetereen R. C. Wilson and Lewis Royer, was this
day (April 2k1E61,) dlisoived by mutual consent.... •
.' .
R. C. WILSON
i
__, • ' _ Lawn nank.
Ithe utioasignea nave this day (A pril 27, 18.57.) entered
Into coilartnership, to the lumber itusiness,at , the steam
'arm mill at the foot of the inclined planes on the- .li. Ii
18.1141. R., under the Ann of LC. a YAlfz3 witsme.
A II order for 'weber promptly attended to.
i It. C. WILSON.
, .
, liar 4,. 5 7 184 , . ,JAHES wzcsom.
FOR SALE 11, TO 'IT.
F" RENT—A ccinvenient dwelA
Bug house and stable. be :tiers/glen street.
betweee4 Seventh and Ittexibtb s lately arcuated be
thenman. Apply to Jpsk Fostlii.
Potts:with., October $l, ne'r • at-tf •
t
IIILODF.ON FpR SALE.—A.new
loue'Oetive Melodeon, fot sale cheap. 'Apply at
alto ea: • '• vet. a; '37 ' 4u.
V..L soils of - T Rails, from 22 to 60
i . ands tiekrims, 11=0 and for sale by
3;1856 49. • • E. YARDLEVA $Oll.
11QINTNLOTS -FOR SALE-,
Mrongh cif Port Carbon. Apply_ tro
• I bl. Nck•fIIERILL, Agent.
-Fab..l4, , T-it
•
IOR RENT—A Three • Story
lirink niseiOng anise, snd °Mein a
11m C•dtie street. PolAsT l lle. Apply 141. 11 c
F 4 ip ,• bet . 36. t.,
• ......
_IRE BR ' or upo as, 'As sling
rind IflastYltrntterm, from the ReadingWarltyor
• Idw., - at the ,PIONIKNA tURNA
of I le, Jai n. 19, 1866 , .3-ft •
•
Q L T--;•An Office with ail :proper
InttiTeniebiei to the 134 story; in Centre street.—
er JOUS BV.V.SA.N.
otterille,Anenst 8,11157. , „. 3241'
OREM' FUEL.—Coke sale,l
4 1,_1‘,11re Or "'mall quantities, at the 194 Priri of le' Mit/
per Ludal. Inquire either at the °See. ar mbrks of the
-PothOille Gas Company. • ( Nor. 2•2, . .
i
flip LET- , -A.
.. large and co enient
! Storg House and °Mee; on Ow mai street„pe.
moot, recant'' , pomaded by Clark /V . Inquire of
THOMPSON A. GODYNEY,Tramout,orJ lk HANNAN,
- PottisT Mk. :: lAnguat 8,17 - WV-
NOTICES.
"VOTICE.—A electing of the eredi
-11 torso! 110011R8, 8116.11OKMN &CX/..hrosquested
ac their othre, No. 122 Walnut street, on lifooday after.
moll, Noe. at 4 detach. ' •
Philadelphia, Oct. 28th; 1867
pertlonslaving open
_
_LI accounts nub me will present ibem for mettle
mept
No goods will be delivered to any person on my
account without a smitten order iskeet Oho. W.SOWEN.
i H. OSBORNE, omb:odor Quaked:a Railroad.
October 28,35' 'I • . . • 4441 en
OE'NERALBANKING LAW.
.—No
ll is hereby given that application will be made
to. the next semsdonnf Abe Legislature for tbe patinae of
a timers! flanking Law. timed upon stoats, and upon
the general features of the bill submitted.by Mc. Ball at
the lad session of the Legislature.
-
;114,4, '6l • "
VOTIOE is hereby given thit • op
nitration will be made to the next Legislature for
the incorporation of a bank of Issue, with the usual pri.
Tileges Or hanks, under the name loft title of "THE 1-
N 'RBVILLE BANN," to be 'lasted In the borough of
Sebuylkill.ronpty, with a capital of TwO
linndred Thousand Dollars. Jaly.4l, '57 27.8 m
OTlCE.—Notice. is hereby given
, that au application *III be made at the nest ses
.slOn of the Legislatans of Pennsylvania for the incorpo
" ration of a Bank with the privileges of June Banking
aid Discounting, said Bank to be called the 'COAL
'BANK orsenurumxnavemp sum a aplfal of
Tien Hundred Thousand Dollars, and to be , located In
the Borough of Eichnilkill Haven, Fklutylkill county, Pa.
'laver!, June 21,17 %hut
OTlCE.—Notice is hereby given
That an application wIU be mule at the neat ger
itotiof a Legislature of retnuryliank for the charter
of a Bank of tune with the usiial privileges, said Bank
CO be called tbe "kiERCH Alin' DANK," with a capital
of 6ne Hundred Thousand Dollars, with the privilege to
ibcroase the acme to Flee Hundred Thousand Dolls"
and to be located In Market street In the borough of
tottatille; Schuylkill county, ra; ,
2, June
NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given
II that an application sill, btniscia at the neat sea.
1 110 13 of the Legislature of Pennsylvania for the Integra
ration rf n tuntrwllt-tbe usual prleDests. Bald bank to
to called the "UNION BANK OF TREMONT,"stIIb a cap
ital of One Hundred Thousand Dolbirs. and to be INA
fed In 111 a town of Tennant, Fehrtylklll County'.
inaJAn HAMMER, HENRY NEIL,
F. WMIIEIIIEI4 ' T. A. OODFRET.
J. A: L.:TICE; WM- IL flErßgaTi
JOHN BAIINETr, P.R. ALTRAUFE;
ADAM WOLF. . ZACII unponsy,
LEVI s.SPA i NGLER, HENRY ECKEL.
June 2f, '69
OTlCE,—Notice. is hereby - .iiven.
thit an atlidlcatlon 1,111 be made at the next' see.
irOdof the Lenlstature of. PentutyPranta, ke the shorter
,Of a bank of Issue, with the Usual prisllettes—aald bank
to be rolled 'The Ashland Bank,”—with a capital of
One Hundred Thonund Dollars, with Abe privilege of
%%creasing the same to One Hundred and /iffy Thoto
Sand Dollars, to be lasted In the z borough Of Ashland,
Schuylkill conoty, State of Pennwybranta.
T E. P. Towirsos, ROBB.= C. WILSON.
ABRAHAM MASI:. DAVID F. MeICIBRIN,
ISAAC BURKHART, JAMES IL CLEKVER,
, 1.. P. OARNEIL A. O. swim
JONATHAN FAUST, WILLIAM-LETT.
Asblandanne 'fa • 264 m.
91111 REWARD !—The 'aboye
hitikyvor reward will be tot% by the . undersigned
Ito any person who will give °such Information ss will
ileitd to the conviction of the person or persons who set
Are to the Engine Ifouse at EsskaWillians Colliery. '
The *bore resettles/1i be paid on the conviction of
the party. ROGER:, SINNICKAON £ CO.
. October 17,'57 42-at
OTICE.—A Meettng of the Stock--
c LI holier% of the Miners' Dank of Pottrrille. in the.
tonny Schuylkill, will be held at thellanking Rowe
jln the b orough of Pottsville, at one-o'clock, P. .11:" on
'Naiad . the 3d of November next, to take into consider
anon the ac c eptance of the Mt providing for tha ter.
rumption of specie payments by the Banks, and for the
t relief et debtors. recently pawed. • Dy order of theßoard.
r •,r . Oct. 17, '57 42-2 t MAD. LCIEDZIt, Ca bier.
---
VOTICE.—An Election for Thirteen
' Directors of the Miners' Dank of Pottsville, in the
tenanty of -11thnyikfil, to serve the owning' veer, will be
:held at; the Banking'Donse. between the hours of 10
o'clock, t. aut3Velert, P.M., on MONDAY, the 18th
of November next.
A General Meeting of the stockholders Will be held at
the Ranking Muer, on TUESDAY, the Sd of November
next. _ _ , • ,__ cgA—LopEß,pa.Phter.
Itttoriltte. oth' Oetober, 'ST
- "OTlCE.—Whereas Leiters of Ad-
Ministration to the estate of JOSEPH O. GRIP
P J, as: D., late of INA WIN, deceased, Inn been rent.
ed to tba undersigned, all persons IndebtedZto the said
estate Ore requested to make Immediate Payment, and
all persons haring claims against the same will present
them to - JOSEPH 811IPPE.N M. D.;
or EDWARD BIIIPPEN.
8. E. corner 6th and Walnut its,. Philadelphia;
or to NEWELL. Cressona,
October 10. 1 67 .Aurisinistrators,
..i. . .
UDITOR'S NOTICE.--la th.Q
' Court of Comtrion Pleas of Schuylkill County—ln
t matter of thenreount of L.P. Nimes =AP. R. flies,
RVs.. Ass/piers of John Jonea.... .
The undersigned Auditor appointed by said Court to
restate sod resettle the aceounto of the above named
Atidgnees. and Make distribitton of the moneys In their
hands, trill attend to the duties of his Appointment, at
his oars on Centre street. In the borough of Pottsville,
on the ith day of November, A. 1).,1957. at 9 o'clock, A.
. lAN. BARTHOLOSIEW,Auditor.
Ortober 23, b 7 I
"T . OTlCE.—Notice is hereby given
,
that John O. Rena, Solomon Bressler. and David
;realer, have purchased from John ll:Dreraler, Peter 0.
Dressler and ;Maisel Dressise, trading under the late
hrov of Bressler & Co., as Iterehtintein the torn Of Don
aldson, tkitueletll County, Penna., their entity stock of
store goods, consistiog 1)1 thy goods, 'groceries, queen*.
Irate, imedwareote. and the said John 0. Reno, Solomon
Dressler and David Bressler. will hereafter carry on the
esid business under lbs firm name of John 0. Donn
Co., and they hope by. strict attention to baldness to
meet sabers of nubile patronage, and it la their deter
tainatton to Sell Wen es their neighbors If not a tittle
loner. J. G. IWO 4 DI
Donaldson,
1:333
NOTICE.—Tho Schuylkill County
Tearberf Institute will meet et Port Carbon, lie.
rem* 6th. Leettiteri and InatrUctora hove been ap
pointed, and it is' desirable that tem' teacher in the
eetiaty should be present. The 'State Aupertateretrant
?HI as Present. and we shall doubtless have a eery in-
Wrel , ting. end fpnditebiWBOfeintl. "
'.The Directors are urgently rerinealed to permit the
teachers la agar employ to, attend without deduction
froartlndintinries. and they are also invited to attend
thou:melte*: '1 would hereby ettead a general Invitation
th all the friends of l'opalitt Education to allied the
Premien* of th• institute, as they wilt thus nansibtat
their Interest In the rawest Comthouttehoot Education,
and enootourpr the teachers to snake renewed Aloft in
the Workerse of the arduous dotes. Gat every teach
er endeavor to be mutant at the Prat threAlon.witbrh will
tortundotos at 114 :moos. Tararailar aniktatnit.
There Is ao tout halve' buoineai to vaunt satront
tae
medlatetjttmaeaelgwiththetiply figurvbes at Os
lossfituto. ,
rsarislogs 1114 be wade 14 the reatostatument at tomb
orcrowloo, oda* *4 J, IN SUNMAN, Meals,.
Yt '3*
PLUMBING.
PLUMBINC AND pAS:FIT,III,IC
Ai t t
~„1 I ,
i, •
ot:"TY* , 441
,r y. I' 3,..;
ii., - ma i c.. :
' 4 . fro, ni
.r 4 411 C. el. 4,,,,
,
meats, branch Piper an d C 4 ' o fUnr , for patemtni, j,,,. a
and L an d Ho of all sixes. Gs. fixture. 0.,,,,, ky ,.
embracing a fun assortment of Chmi(lrliers. hilluits
.. neit.ta. Lc, d e , te,, manufacture+, of the trot qta j ti l ;
of
au d o da s , and of the I.2.te‘t and M,t appr,,,, r „,;
terns. • . • , D.ixtit. D. motterce;.-4.
-Aril 11.'57
' • ts '
BUSINESS CAIDS.
M. DIXON, Dentit, 161 2L d.,
,u,t,treet, PUILADELPIII.4.
'oh 11.
- _
Q. £O. K. 'SMITH. Alinin E.Pc
and Col li ery Viewer,. Potist I lle:tzi.
- I‘t
"-
111, '67 • it
TosEPH- W.' GYAItY, civil and
ning 'Engineer. - Ottiee—Corner of Markat and 20'.
street", Pottsville. Pa. (January lq
P' W. STIEAFFER. Pottsville, p a
* lat e of ilia Pennsylvania State threlealm , r
tse;,
explores land*, alines. lie. (October '13.15 it-tf
GEORGE BROWN, Mine Inspet oT ,i
Pottsville, Inverts Gat lands sod 51love I.sitl.:o1 . sitl.:o
les atteilion paid to ventibition. (August 1. '57 Usti
..... __.
tIENRY PLEASANTS . , Ciii — i - i7d .
Mining Engineer, etYrTSVILLIL. '
nicz—Market street, Dora sitle,betvreen Crotty and
B,seoBB. . . (August 8,'57 Mixisi
DR. CHARLES HERMANSADER,
, sigegeon and Arteuchi ! rp
Yll. WIG 8I I.lKG—Oppostte this -Atesdati lovisimi,
- At4est 20, '87 35.1. •
T 1 R.' G. N. 1301 1 0.1AN, , Sur.
Ifasop Dentist. Office to Brieli 1 0/ 4" 's a ,
.egruor )Isritet and Second streets, Poltsrtne, Ps.
October 1,18.5.1
VRANK CARTER, Chil and Min.
I.l*El:tenser, ilureeyor, de.. will Atte% I to turvo“
ot an dr, ml new. low n plots. de. (Are w o bp. th i 14 . 1 - . ..
Esq.. first door below Silver terrace, Vottsi ilk I . A.
3lsy 9,'b7. . -- i2.lt, '
. ._..
CLEAVER & CLAIT, Ceologi'cal,
Chit and .Mining roomer". 00nv,y34,,,,, ~4 ,
Real Wets Agent).—eppootte the Wycleteg U.
SCRANTON ) Pa.
•
D. evemtrte.3
May 2,17
_____
TOIIN lIODGKISS, Mining 'Env..
neer and Surveyor, Castro St., Pottsville, PA_ ♦t
tend.; to Surveying and ArObtitig tai
ing Mints. ie. .Agent tor tbe purchase sad sale a 11:
Estate, collection of rents, Ac..
Mattis 22, IMO.' • '
HENRY POOLE, Geologie al,
I I Tsposysphirel Rua Mining segiueer, centre st
Pottartlle, Pa.. gives attention to surveys and erania,
norm of Coal Lauda. tummy* of mines requiring
dal aeettraey, and to the eupettutendinra and yeti
charge for pmprietore °Gestates. • '
. Yebrusry 2, b 7 Duly 22, 'al 2T-tf)
IL.GENOY7---For • 'the Puri:Wage an,
Silent Real Dante; bnylWg sad selling Cr.ai: !
ng charge of Coat:m.ls, Mines, Ae., and, enlirrlh
rents—frorn twenty yearn expetionee in the COW, t
hopes . to give satisfaction. takes 3tahnntango R;.,,,
Pottrrille,- CLIAS. 31 HILL,
April 6, 1457 • litr
T H. 11IcElwnin.. Civil anti ,A 1 hilt;
IP) *Engineer. Ashland,A4.. attends to norresler xri
Inmpeet leg MI are. surreMa and dividing land..
Isting Town Lots. sod all other bustnewt-Inttir
his profession: Letter addresa, nub tali% Parini 1' I
SetutetirtitConnt . Pa. Veh.1.3.1A51
i GAL CARDS.
J011N . • P. HOBART, Attorney a:
LOW; Pottsville, ()ilk. criposit• the Anivrt,An
October 31,'67 . 41-1 y
Wl l 4. SlMPSON,=Attorney
Pottw,llir, Pa. .ofilee—Slatket mirror, ort,,,
the Poet Office. / [October 10, '5: ^ri•ly
T w. ItosEBERRY,
Law. ,Oilice;—corater of Market
Pottsville. /: August
rMAU ER STROUSE, Atto4ney at Law.
t 0111ce--Centre street, oppositelthe Town LIL
.. [Yetkrusry.S.'tos'
PA.VID B. GREEN , Attorney at Law,
Potts,'ne t t's. 011 See In Mulief street,opprAte
est (Mee. ' Jab/ . It '34 Z,:•ly
QA.MUEL GARRETir, • 3111gi5tra:
kj Conveyancer and General Co °aka,
St. Pottsville, next door to Postpffire. Arv.ls.
A •, P. SPINNEY, Attorney at Lac,
A
Apbbana. Settiyl)oll county. hi.. •111 se.
...pont Its the purchase and of Itnal I , :state. collfnta
of rents, la. • - (Again& M,,y :3, 37 •.:1-17--
,
cLEMEN'r S. FOSTER , Justire 0!
the Peace, Situerevllle—eollealons and amides b
11 ted and attended to tactfully,
February •A-'56 „ A•tf
THOMAS R. BANNNII, Attoiney
Ow. Office In Centre Street, opposite the Episrop
Chureb.Pottaville,Tnuna.
.N0v.20.1&56 ' • ' f 47-le
FRANCIS SPENCER, Magirtati',
and Read Estate Agent. 'Mire in Hall Ansi sort
East Market, Pottsville, N.
March 2.1866 124
TOHN SEITZIN GER, Justice of the
u Paw". ST. CLAIR.. will attind to all buslncss
trostect Whim with dlllgOce and me
Yebruisy 21,'41
CCHRISTOPHERLITTLE , Atm
u at Law. Pottsville, FittuyllaWcounty. R.
titttes—lo. Illahlotongo street, corner of S4cood.
April 11, '57 13-ly
TOHN C. CONRAD, Jr., Justice
110 the Nue and Conveyancer-41Eca ow,ite rat:
School Muse, Ittuad street, Tamaqua, Pa.
:May 2,'
C±EORGE dos. KEIM, Attorney
kfi Law, Potts,llle, Nine" will attend to lry,til how
lu &buylklf comity and elsewhere. 'Office ;In Co
treet, nearly opposite the Miners' Batik.
July 7,'66. 27-
ISAAC SEVERN, Justice ''ef •1±
,PEACE, attends to the collection of seri+utii.. ,
nit Imitinevrappertaining to his Oleo. Ile sbo att+l
to the measurement of Brick and fitone Woe*. Er
tions,Ae. The Docket of Jacob Kline, Nall, to to
poseession. Office—Centre st, below American. Wee
Pottsville. Yeb.l4. 67 ' NT
REAL ESTATE SAL
CHEAP FARM. COAL AND TIMM
-
Lands in Stokes's County t ,Psass.
PERSONS wishing t plocure fan
In McKean or any rt theadjoLnlngCountlo.r l
low rates, out be supplied by addresslus the under ,
ed. The McKean Coal region, now' atktat b.tn rte'
to the markets of Western New York, offer, aupen , '
dureinsuts to settlers With &Minibus. of Cosi std
a Mille soli sod basilthy climate, it Is tinsulparw!
locality for furestntetikorseetkinent. WN.
.Tatithpent, McKenin awcr.
August 25'67 34-3m] ELI T110.11t130,1.
1000 Acres PlL l itaktieolki
O'IIIOUSAND Acres of
N....Yvatuable Boned Mountain Coal landr.+ltur'ri
Butler and Barry townshlmcSrhuyikill
hereby offered at pirate ale. The Ashland
ltallroad runs through part of the property.obi
iferlaid with Coal seams and well timbered. f ,
puce or information apply to Samuel Lewis.
street,or to the subscriber, at hbc ifral Sou, At.'
1° 11a/I r ° "d street , Pottsville, Pa. The rera,rl. , t ,
eash.and half mortgage bonds., FitA:SCIC'
, Pottsville. April 'lO. 1111.6 . Ica!
VALUABLE COAL dr. t MBER LA!
FOR 4ALE.
WI Tab BE SOLD at priv3te .s3ie
T. valuable tract of Coal and Timter land,
as the Amos Wickersham Tract. In C..hu!o
Pennsylvania. and located at the Eastern t4ainstim
(be Mount Carmel and Shamokin (" 1 1'4 ' 1 %
tract contains about 100 acres, more or
bared. believed to contain the mime grim ("'
ulna through the bbamnkln Coal Basin: Title ir,ll;
table. for terms and other particulars aorly
scriber.' • FRANCI:, :41'1.111.1
Reg tslate Agerit, I' ,0 !”;“
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Februstry 7,'37
DAIRY 111._TItuelk FARM FDR s,,
A
- FARM OF Tit Ilt'l'l -SIX At" l. l
divided Into sevion fields of eve serev a.
ev
ng the toad from Pottsville In Mlueraville. and "'a"
by the Mine 11111 Rail Road, two and a ban r'''' ,
Pottsville, and one turtle from Sitneretillet th' , l''
being cleared, Rod the_bstante in inuno cod'
timber. and ell under good post and mil fie
This farm hu been used u a dairy and trto x ~-
the last eve year. and G in a like state of 41 , '
with large 4%160: Hot" Berm Re d sh e d, ird
enclosed with Debi room and, foil of vsri'et tin`
,'
einem fruit tree*, grapea, te.; , eaters! n ,,, , ....
IrSOP of Willer, and well of the beet of 51 ,r v• ,
done. This thrm will be sold DU ?clamor, tvna g
possevelma given tmlocedlately by sppl v tor o.
.1. 31. 11 Ellirglid. cr
• ' T110: 1 :1L LiN 3 IN '
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A VALUABLE. RED ASH CO LLIERY
BOA ['ALS.
I HE subsenber, being II esi c aks 0f r
tiring from the mining buffilne.s offal bl. V'
key at private wale. Thls Colliery iv s ituated ,
Schuylkill Valley Railroad. about one wile abet vlq
port. The Coal is of e deep Red AO. iled 01,R
quality, and well adapted to the New Tell 30 :
Markets. All the hoptuvements are of them "
ed construction—ranstattus In part of env ZS 107
sr pumping and hoisting engine, with pnolt?r 0v ,:,,
necessary machinery, in perfect order; Coe `.'.,
a,
gine and Mealier: *chutes, Ida% Bement , h'i` tl ", .
and geiring complete, ears, tools, end stiwk. lll . , .
ord.?. The colliery compriver the eetel‘tslvd
~!..
Lewis Tains, above and below water levet, alley .v.... 60
ready to commence immediate operation.. F • ',„'' rt ,
particulars inquire of the aubeciiber, at Niti"" 6
ALMS. VISLCIL at the works.
May 31,'86 =4n ,
COAL LANDS FORIALE. , i
VALUAI3LE,., COAL LA NPS 1 . ..
sAmrtt map:,
T Pal VATS SALE—That Celebrated 0 4 r.r ,, 1 ,v ...
'Utley's ] land known as the .Fpohn T are a ° . W'
the jolly celebrated and " Spohn Tato: . ''' t ,,,:, te
generally known 0 the "Seven ty,;five 0 " o ta .
jolting. on the Mt. Carbon Mail wad and In . li ,
co e;irin Tow nship, owned by it 'tholes lt. Thew<
a'
...,
is hereby ordered at private sale,on the mom
gooey terms. li
The Mari contains all the Coal VsI DIS IS 6 ',...A .
Southern Anthracite Regions—including • brsico,,,,
traces. thosegentrally known as the hee. tv . : ivs
Chrstkma,Pcock Orcivard, OccAenL rrao m# ...„?,
Ara. with all tile underlying, though ye t u r i,,,',V!
beds of cant which are khow ato mast In 't it ar i
averahlng when proved, over • hund n ' a 0
Coal. In ihst, the tracts now Menem
the richest Coal deposits in the County. 50..4111
For Intbetnatiou, apply to,Fraand* M;Dr' r ; 4l ,,,
for Coat lands, and cut eifide genera11Y.,,,.71,, ,
rue street above 11.3iarket street, totta"'""att
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