Outs' journal.
P3TTSVILLE. P.A.
WiTIIKDATI INOVSDISER 7, 1837..
- z - - _
• tray-Tat cirsulatlon of the .1 at. la
Ates
equal to
the aggrelrate circulation of any T • ;.,.."V nab
papers ,ouhlhthetl or th the Count • .eled • . •
among tlie hest nortion eft
melt lioaerted In coin to send tt.worthait much
to the ad rert laer as Int ...11 4 iliMif three other pa
pera. our th circ ula ti o n og are
theny gra
ded In price acvor.lhitt to the et; paper.
i 6 sinfi s s 'NOTICES.
Thom:Mown contenunicstlon.
SEE Notts,. oft holies F. horiltsch.
. SEE ad rerilfonent of , tA Retirt'd
, rhysician."
tUPTS.--..see A when edrertisententof Glenn k Slater.
srN Auditor's Sntice,'algno John P. llobart, A uditor..
kt.ty cow,* advertisement signa Darby how
an.
PASTOR )1161..,ilD.—An i i Order for t% Fee adver
tisement for particulars. ,
CARBON ' AiLT.OAD CO5lO'ANY.—Fee :Co-
the of annual Inkling of the ;Stockholders of this Com
taPY! • . •
ANNTnACTons sn• referred to the advertlseinent of
'the Burk Mountain Coal CO. fur mining' Coal, from the
Volnpany's niters. slimed Ephraim Baines. President.
A NEW wholesale Flour end Grain Fiore, has been
opened In the warehouse of Menem. Tair;floy• k Eon, on
the corner of Centre and_Mauch Chunk streets. by Bom
berger k Blair. They will sell cheap. We commend
them to the patronage of the public. ' :
Artir - VW auted...At t hin office, au Apprentice to the_
Printing Business—a boy about the age of 10, who has
a good Practical education, of golid habits, and who Is wil
ling to do whit he Is told to do. None otber need apply.
tirirron7d.iTteN la wanted at this office of tho present
residence of DANIEL. P.IIECRMAN and ROBERT 8.
DAVlii,f.irinerly of Port Richmond, Philadelptq.
'To Dnlizigstessts...Ws have commenced
_this
• week curtailing .otir list of those subscribers whO are In
at FeArs for several years; and win/ havo paid no attention
to our repeatell calls, not even answering he totters ad'
dressed , to thena;or giving any reason for not paying
After thong, Is completed,'lre trill =hoc, t a atatereent
fir pub icitlon.. -We regrat the necessity olkLaklog such
aat op,but4hen persons tali° papers for a number of
years and trett all bills foriarded with perfect neglect
and Indifference, - it Is the only course for the pub.
Halter .to pursue, particularly when !they reside at gi
distance.•
Cortartess.—Tho approaching session commen
ces,on thii first lifondny or nest
. .
GE3ETIAL SCOTT'S hoeund card rendnEo to
Gem Pfl ow is eicellont reacling. It makes roar
feathers fly well. •
QC ATLANTIC MONTHLY, the taint Magazine o(
po ton parentage, i> well received.' The first num•
her is a.very attractive one.
Tne late voto in linnet's will:range between
jfticen end twenty' thousand. this indicates a
popantion,bordering closely upon one hundred
thouointl: `. •
POVERTY, Oysters . a ,ti Rum always go together:
solFay:n Diekene, And .o Tho only WA
pens which appenis not to be uffeeted by' the hard
titUen in the rum trade.
SOWETHINO EurIUELY Ninr.L-It is thought:by
,rLtanny tat economy foetiortible-this Win
ter. The °Neve inhabitant hie never before
• beard anything like it.
Sin R . 011611T CautinEN recently elected Mayor of
London, iaa teetotaler. The Lord ISlayor's feasts
'witt new bid farewell to champagne and burgnn
*dy, and rest content with tnrtle.aoup, venison and
Adatia's ule ! What a calamity
.• •
TUNK• APPLICATIONS.--The ilarrithUrg Tcle
zirub
ldi . publishes noiiees of intended applications ,
to the nest Legisloire for charters for twenty
two hew Banks, one for a general Banking law,
threcLivrinC;eaz , e of capital, and, two fur estop
,
-Pant or cheers:
LEDAN&N VALLEY ltatt.nrao.—lt is stated that
Direfetors hare found thensielves unable to
carry, out arrangements. satisfactory, to the con=
tractors, and the probability stew is that, opera
tioiul will not again be resumed on the road during
the'prescat Winter.
THE grain crops of Califoruia have ,been very
large this ccuson, The yield of bailey, in par
ticular, wily be tretnetnkus:, Iu ; two counties
alone, Alameda and San Joaquin, they have no
lees than 2,010,675 buchelsi , reported-r-nearly
equal to half the yield of the kdale in 1850..
Wrst:.—Some of our eastern CotOCUpoi - itries ad
rite their patrons to lay, in' their winter's supply
of Coal itemediately, tts them tiro it.dications of
a rise in the price.' The market is hare, and
VicespH
c can get no lower. These facts in connection
nillya brisk demand, should induce consumers to
take the adriee of thisprers...
Tux destitution in New York is melancholy.--
isty families reeeive .out-door relief daily. The
mfritr says that it Is usual to defer the dispeu
lion o 1 coal to needy , ) fatnOiee until the first of
aus . ry.;. but
. the . Superintendent of Out-Door
i oor is of opinion that4t will be'qlasolutely ne
essiiry to commence this ices on the first of Do
i
moor.
PROFITABLE. Busmari..--,About the beat
thing, it would seem, thatii . nian could do in' i the
liay of providing for his fauAly, would be tolgat
kpled on a railroad,' taking however, to
Owen one which still roinains solvenS. Wota..
slurred that a widow in 11,assachusetts recovered
.118,000 damages against t 4 Bosto'n and IV-o'rees
,tel r Railroad Coinpany, tlicoth r orday, for having
tiled her husband. ' . "
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i TUE BANK OP PENICSYI4 - ANlA.—This old es
tablished and favorite banki has gone, irretriern
ly., Its circulation will all be fully redeemed;
to depositors mny receive the ampule due them,
,ut whether the stockhplders will' receive Arty-'
I
1 ling are nintters,of conjecture. At. seems •cer-
Ma 'that nearly the entire ,capital stook has been
ost. . Whatever may he /Mee,/ from the wreck
.ill be only. a small purtioh of the ish'ele:
ONE of the most distingUished medical savvss
n Patis, at the present tithe, is Robin, the 40 7 -,
.roscopist . Ho is described as a deathly etc,
hip, Ferioup looking yoing . man, of about thire4i
our years of age. His wkole life is devoted, by ,
, Cans of-titc microscopic, to the study of the de- .
nonstrntion tied classifica(inn .of morbid.tissucs..
here is scarcely a cancer excised at Pails, nor a
oubtfut post-mortem examination truple,. that
obin an& his microscope re not toothed, and'
Lis word is nutLority
PA PER Moser AND Ear.oe.--The Boston Tani.
script furnisher this comparing
the paper of this conntti • with that of Great
Pritain, we find a total in
,the 'United States of
Bank notes resting on a basis of
$133,009,t100 of specie. (of which 559,000006 lain
public eteckp, aniks22,ooo)ooo in gold in the sub:
:Transnry.) In Greta Britain there are $184,000,-
040 of tank notes; resting on O b°Bl° of $144,-
000,000, (of 'which $72,000,000 Is in specie, and
$27,000,00,0 in public *tocke.) •
.. . .
I ' ENTF.litl) o'oBlllB OFFICIAL DUTlES.—..Ed!irarl - s s
• O'Connor, Esl., entered last week upon theAutiell
, ,ortommirsioler of Schuylkill County. At the" s,
last . electian we opposed, the' election et Mr. p
. : .O'Cunnor,'bu'palitical grotinds; but after a perso
r.iil' knool,idge of him of some twenty years' c ' ,
standing.•w e do 11 , 4 hesie.te to state , that he is .
.couipetent to perform the:duties of this„otlice, with
ability, if :he keeps aloof flout influences which 1 to
we have suppmed might bear upon hitn in the i ?
office. Should we be mistaken in our supposi-
tion, we will ntit . hesitate.te nektiowletigu that our, I . 0 '
belief was . unfoitodod.• to
A STEAYBOAt NEWBPAPRII.—Amon g other fea.
tures:which th, r d =amatoth steamer Great Eastern I ",
still posepssi 1111 haAhe. gobllcation of - a daily pa- ! ,1
on hoard for the benefit of the trawling pub. u
lirL-tho regular. :*!public 4 of travelers—whom,she fr
cosy te leafing across the - ocean. But tbis idea
. ,
5 .. is atticirlted nnlbo western . eaters ot thee New
Ivg , ia, (er the ken' Ortenna and .t. Louis packet '
"ultr. JatnesE. Woridtuff, now stills equipped '
I.i!jittie force or material for;tbe:priblicatioa dof a ;
regiliar daily paper cot hoard during her trips up i ,
Phil tiOtrtl the rixer,".tvith a job office attached for.
the printin g or billd of fart and other work. ' ' 3.'
Ti.,: Ctinit4—Tll Ciusr.e—Ttta .111111EDY. 4 :-.
eomplitittee with expiessed desi4 we re•pnbiisb
in another column an article on the above named
ittbjeetp. Pohlished botoie the Inn State-election,
-It did eel petttibly, receive that atientiiii perusal ,
which the fad,' it 4otitnine Wannnia.' it im.
pi , riont, that ' we ad al notion, t,hottld'aniontiato
the enures which !leveled to, the lituincinf ;misty
ui ISSZ; the.rentedy hi .applied, end Lbestetie
bo taken to avoid rietilat vititetion fnthitrt
tom 14E1 treeture fointe,
:attrttledi iopiuuoly.vtilth figurer; Old! , 414) laustiuir4
t out in the future, ijth theromed wiedomand
tituiztartileets.
any of our Militate aid tedium
' 'rieint aiStrOciAi.tbabirds; hs a
formers cortels•onti fruibi A
he extle * West informs a that
ers of lisiouri, arid throujilsent
saki, ore finis fruit grewleidist•
risequence of prkiteetingthe 4r 4 s.
di
, . estruetive to corn is era ' - ted
b • western tanners even c teat
a the east where birds a not
Toe •Dinhs : ---
.bor Mr. Greek"'
prolociion to tb
gentleman from
the western hot%
Kansas wad 110 . . 1
rids, aid ett th ;
The eutAiorm, 1 .
by the birds.
the crow !.
t Be'
so numirous ns
tent 'Mid they •
birds, armors,.
the west, it is still more iMpor.
'eta • be' preserved. Spiro the
• you wilt have your row ",' d, in
. t
vies orehards.
, ......i.:.
lino crofts and
Gov. \Vain
elects in wide ,
noble. • For in
ing lett, than ,
tended return
than twelve
bad, been tak
rat director.,
the 4 ..Bouth e
.13Uchailin re,;s
not.
.Forney
anti'denoutie,
Walker fsrld
The.Pfeaa
lajof Kansas, has tbrogn
em ou pro_
iDocratie frau tt a - ' w er e
. pal.
i in .
tante McGee county, eoisfain
-34 hundred qualified voteP pis-
Contained no aggregate of more
[tared votes, the names of ' hick
It alphabetically from the & inein
r'l:For throwing these retu I *Out,
more for Walker's remoia sad
r
ms, undecided whether , to yi; id or
i
; paper, the Press, defends , jalker,
i
r any attempt' to remove liiso.—
ttly, has• an . eye to the Pres( envy.
assisting him to throw t a first
......._-______
,z,..._....____.....
uring • the month, of Oetir, the
of specie which arrived 4 News
liens and St: Louie was $7,41000.
says the New York Heral4 boald
rtifientes of deposit rece!vely the
amount of over a million cf l oilers,
ates are as good as, and inmore l
em than Speeie itself, beam remit- I
: land can be made by means b.them.
monthly cash receipts of seai
i n and
us of dollars , we hive not uetually
,s, country more than a mcreitritle- 7
three hundred thousand doll f ars—so
t of November sees it : rich / Cr by at
• Miens of dollars in spectelhan we
rat of October. - This !slay tem °s
in . view of, the depression t trade,
t. is tieverthejesiee. ' Thong timei
jets plenty. • l.l
BPECIN.--.
total atnoua
York, New 0
To tbia
bo adcd
Persia to
whieb certifi
convex' f
tauees to roll
Out of theta
a' half
sent •oui of 1,
say two or
that the et
least ',even I
werwr thd,
trtosiiitary .
but the tat
are hard. op,
/0# IN .011$610S. Alm IfrAitraterou
~—Reports :have -reached Wring.
teen attached to the Interiiii apart
.
discovery in Washington and Ore
ries of coal - fields, handiedsi of. miles
nd vak forests of timber riemirably,
naval purpoaes. This discevery is
importance to the interests ot t- ,ihe Pa.
furnishing cheaply, if looted after,
or rapid communication with the In_
oror later, has been the prod [llion of
Californians, the rich trace of the
'pass away from its ancienf channel
liviugh' Sub Francisco tol rd New
Philadelphia on its wag the Old
is route is many days neare4 , to Eng
ranco than the one now tra led, and
ry of theito coal beds and wrests of
able tot naval pu'rposea ad , a
another
.Coxn F.
Trantrcirn
ton fipm o
recut; of. t .
gon Terris
in extent,
Euited for
deemed of
eitte coact,
thu menna
dies. Soo
enthusiast
East w °al,
and flow
York and
World.
land and
the discov
timber Bui
n -A singa
ohm of the possible entire rert of the'
ice army is recorded in Ilansa d's Corn.
tes,.7olFehuary, 1828. Mr. 3
y rougham,
brated speech on Law Reform, among
see in the' judiciary system, ilenotinced
and Costliness of Indian appells decided
by tho former ill-constitat4 Venn of
nen., Re contrasted the evil wits the
eyed law courts of Ceylon, sleeting that
Tea had resulted in the lattiii colony tie
previousiy ro ellious, i
n population, n'
•
ed the mother eouutryirt pu4iagolloarn
lug a military mutiny. Bfr.ißrougha
.served: "So it will be in tbec'etilostillo
e your subjects a share to ada ti
i and an.interest and it pride i n support:
Should the day ever ,come when disaf. l
ay appeal to 70,000,000 against a few
strangers, who have planted themselvis
mine of their ancient dynastiis, you will
!much staler it. Le taarre won their hetes,
et-sally cemented their attacOnent by a
interest in your systetra;athan aft rely upon
epoy's swords, of excellent t toper but in
'hands." •
' ] '
‘.—
tia, •
41
tar antic'
Indian nu.
niefis De
in his eel
other
thetelay
in clod
Privy 0.1
then impl
one good
the Ceyll
1816, al
and crux :
further o
it you gi
your law
ing you
fectiolr,
tbonsan
upon tb
find bow;
and uni
common
150,000
doubtfu
1 , 119 ELECTED ,TO OFFlCE.—Nnumber of
orial ; fraternity of this'Stato ere tit;the
Lion chosen fur various 'positions of trust ,
ponsibility. G. Nelson Smith, of the
n Eello,,,is re-elected• to t
1 0.A/trembly
übriik. as is - also Johrr Sod li on, of the
inn, fiont Chester county; al in, J. Heron
i s
of the Pittsburg Dispatch ; !Col. A. K.
, formerly of the Chamhersbtirg Depoei
o latter beats SansOm,of thelulton Demo.
P. Ramsdell, Of the Ven ?go Citizen.
. Shaw, of the Newcastle Go'' tic. There
1 at least: seven editors in thel House this
. . ,
Ecenan, of the Greenshnrgki . moored, is
( Register . and Recorder of N r .e tmorelan a
and Col. T.• 13. Searight,of tk6 Genius of
Prothonotiry of Fayette e4unty. E. B.
Esq., of the Norristown lqitehnian, has
o:•:cn Clerk of the several Co I;' ltehmmn,
of Mont
coin li. J. C. Hays, 'of Crawford
1, is elected Treasurer of tha leounlY. .
r
IGovernor elect, and lion. J incur Thomp.!
4 , TC)M.C. Judge, urn als o prin i?rs. So also
f ;
t!, the Senators at present • ant our State
U. S. Senate. . , • 1 .
.... , . .
from
Jefferao
Foster,
A}cClu
rottou,
The
son, S
aro b.,
in tbL!
Next KING op Pntissta.—T serioue ill
,
Frederick Williaui, King o Prussia, bast
,
led occasion for calling up re inisconees of
4, and for speculation in mitt , , on to the co
l' the country. Upon "aseenitg the throne
rppointed the expectations of
I li(' Constitu
rte, by adhering to the pro-Itassian policy
father; but be bra on so miny occasions
that ho' bad the welfare of the Ration at
that ho itCnot without that manure of pope
which nsnallit follow; the hitbitual tonniH
on of integrity and justice oxi}the part of a
magistrate. !icing eliildicts, be will be sue
by his brother, the Prince of Prussia, whit
sixty years of age... lie is man of fair
der, upright and attentive, to the duties of
tien,, but alike tindistinguish 4 in the, field
the-cabinet. Unlike his bro her, ho is op
to the traditional policy of' litissia,'without
!ing democratic tendencies. ills wife, how:
ever, princess of Saxe Weimar, 'Was n banished
from I crlin in 184 on accouot'of h'er liberal sen- .
time. to openly avowed, and it is an icipatd, that
she ill exercise her iffluenee over ber husband.
said obe great, in suell a difection as will lead to
n eh ago in tha policy of the government, when
ben; end! the throne. Should the ing continue
to /I e, but 'be reaueed to such a me tat coodition
as to render a regent necessary, the Prince- will
undo Ltcdly toeeive the appointmrt: r
'St' amen FOR TIM MINERS' Jol)lllllAL.—Those
in t ip or adjoining counties who, o not, take a
1
goo family as well as business p per, 'could not
Bele• a'bettcr time to send in their names than
the resent. The lovely 'days of Atdrann are fast
Melt ng into the• bleak arid ebeelless Whiter.—
The ( ong, cold nights will be upon us before the
:h .gee of another. moon, and Wort a hissing
Ire hyleetainly think a' pleasant, agreeable, in
tro Live' ompanion would be the voteranzetra '
ap•r of the Cent Region, the Jlinere' Journal.— •
!be testimony of those whoio o i l:drams is most
al 4, goes to the pointohat a g od newspaper
1 family is Rot only • a source,easure to
era ne of mature years, - but is bi lily benefici al informs o young. rt imparts informs ion which can
i of. pi
i t ; situps be communicated in sit cheap a form •
•
s . l reugh, the medium of the nevispaper. Each
ep rturent of the .fifinerKeJournut is carefully w
ee ed to, atol,we will spare no e tirtions to ten
lei tas aceePtabli to its Garnered readers la the
ut re, as it his proved in the past. lost seat of
mr patrons' urge his neighbor te subscribe to 1
• le Jouruol. Ile , cartreetufidently speak of its
as, its. Send in your names , (fields, either for a
fe ' months or for a year. To acedmmodatethose
sh desire to subscribe , only during the:coming
W ter, and to suit the hard tint, we will fur
-1 tbeilineia' Journal for the fo owingferiods,
t . ho'price* stated: - . • . '. i . • '
furn
the pa
turo u
he di -,
ohm
his rt
and
Dialog 3 months,
. se
e
• e aukteription pike to the 4"ournal for one
r r r
LI $2. Bend in JOl4 names, friends. • gn..
1
O rage uc b y your patronage. )st us commence
h N ew 'fear with a list °tiptoe ently large in
Pi 'experience with ibis ifirsere„ flitilfd. -
CI would state particularly, thb, our discos.
`sic of all nuttters.of politic- Moment, connected
lik Wier, with privet! Internet, shall be' free tram
pi San bias; and even if we "si.-e compelled to
di r from those who we are, proud to esteem our
pa orml friends aid kind patron!, it oh n
a fporteout manner, free from;'etythlog offen
&lvo. We 'hall continuo to be:indepoinlint, , arid
alike to every metter'orecting : l4poldlo:rffitre:
Itlla only to the indepeidont preis:Altai the peo
ple can loolt,lo reltableinfortdattois;iiitAltpoik
tbtctittanonturof which theY.Cost;ntly.. - -: "= • -
~e ,
.h.cr;•:2.7.f. , ‘,7 . y.... ,, :;f2 ,,,,, 5.-.- , ;.,,e2". , ,, ~r: ;, ,,, ..z.••:...1;.... , .,,....,.., : 5., r .
OnGAISIC MORPSIOLonr....-The etiatged tenant=
trientifin tree 1 1 1 '.4tAID'Weineii, lie t- lig . litiet from
. _ . . ..
..the ' Dostoli Voirnat. - Mr.. IrSni - ei has derlited
much tinte"to the seientillifulijeot alluded to in ,. . i
the nrineged, and wo • feil'confident•that ho would
Make; no public Charge nr de and-like ihtke in
the following communication, ad lielot theitra
-I.lelt grounds for the step; - 1 - L ' -' . -
. ..
Professor - Peirce end saidtill use of the tit.
' belhasse others. •.
. ' 13xxisioar, Mclicur Co. Pa. Sept.l7.lB4T. '
' I hare decidedlo make pnbllethetacts ofacasewhene
in I imagine thyself to have arise ref SR/viral:it a'gainst
Professor Peirce ofCambridgg furl the loam of an origi
nal pipet of mine upon the subject of Organie'DlM•phol
ogy, or the Science of the Mims of Organiski Bodice, •
I hare read something of recent &entre against Pro
ferteor Prieto, and °Wrathy% to, the subject now, to say
that "That has came to .my keowledga dots not justify
the expression of any opinion,st the same Stags it his
not been without influence In determining turrio pub- -,
liar the facie of my own ease... • .
I Mall proceed boldly, since toy. courso may arousals- I
dividnal displeasure. end it is therefore proper, to secure
all the publiesympathy to which i• candid judgment of
facts may entitle use.
, tome years slate.' became interest ial in the Aviv of
curved lines, the pursuit of whickifirtne to IneVetiga
lions in Ormonic Morphology. • 44 ;recount of thia, to- .
gether with historical notices of diorphohgy and origi
nal contributions to that branch of science are now be.'
fore the public' iu a pamphlet printed by order of the.
Pottsville Scientific Association, and entitled Sulam is
°team Mosenotoor. f _
. Desirous to secure encouragement In aMudy whirl I
believed to been original conception, I sent to Professor
Agassix. in the fall of 1553, a paper upon the Imitation
of organic forms by mathematical lines, together with
several drawing, of some of which. copies are to neaten
among the Nee/ma= curers In my pamphlet.• -
The paper was sent through the intervention 'of a
genital:rain who had some correspondence with Professor .
Agents; It contained general arguments in support of
the idea that organic forms might le made subject to
-.Mathematical investition• the appended drawings
'shelved What progress had been made in the smitation "
of forms. 'Professor Agnate never gave any opinion
upon the paper, although be acknowledged the receipt
cf It. The principal of In submitting it to bins was
to ascertain whether the drawings should le considered
-as ouggesi he of oremdsed forms.
lastwinter 'I wrote to tilm, stating that I had prose
cuted the study of the suldeet so far Otto be convinced
of its importance, and desir rag him to return the paper
without further delay for the purpose of forming an
opinion upon it. , r
To this tatter I received no reply, and after Waiting
several weeks, desired the gentleman who transmitted
the paper to undertake the recovery .01. It. lie accord
ingly induced a friend to call on Professor Atonal; who
stated that being no mathematician, he had thought
best to give the paper to some one better qualified to
judge of it, and he believed he had handed it to Prete,-
sor Peirce,
he
was to present it to the American Asso
ciation for the Advancement of Science, at no Pawl;
deuce meeting. . ,
Alter some days, hearing nothing further, the gentle._
man who bad assumed the inquiry called en Professor
Peirce. I'vofiesser Pelree'did not at first recollect the air
. enmstances, but on reflection had a remembrance of
somethipgaimilar and said he presurned the fact matte
_as Professor Agassis bad stated. Ile dki not say positive
' ly, thet the paper had embed not been presented; bows;
. however, inclined to think that he would have return
beted the presentation of it. The gentleman then wait
ed on the Secretary of the A. A. A.. 8., but could learn
nothing respecting the paper. .
Prom the reply of Professor
reiter o Lovering; to Dr. Winslow,
published in theßoston Traf Avg. 13,11 Is to be
inferred that only papers "leading to pacifies results"
can be approved by the A. A. A. S. It seemafalr, there
fore, to conclude that Professor Pleree judged my paper
to be of the proper character: But-here - a seeming rem
tradietion arises, for as neither the Paper itself her any
• satisfactory information of it has been obtained, it
might be considered by some persona as a document
leading to wegalire results, whilst other., as if. In meek
ery of my distress, might observe that whatever may' Ire
, plus in this affair, the paper Is certainly :lotus
NO one should be better qualited than Professor Peirce
- to understand the Interline; of positive and negative
quantities. and I put it tr, his own candor and maths
luslicAl knowledge, whether there is net a ditlieulv tee
pecting the signs ci ibis business, 'which it behooves
him to consider and, if possible, to explain. . , • - -
'; lie has hir, re writing on the =toed of ilierPhoilla
whilst my paper was - at Cambridge. At the Providence
meeting he produoed a paper of his own on thicauldect -
to the exclusion of mine, which, according to the state.
taunt of Professor Agaash, he received but a short time
before
The : notices of Prot ieirre's Writings on Morphology
. which I have met with In the published proceedings of
the A. A. A. S., contain nothing which conclusively
proves to my'mlnd that his investigations in this de
partment preceded any knowledge of my paper, or were
continued independently of it. lint be this as it, may,
I cannot ti•ni attlefled with his course in contluniker
_to
- treat this saltiest whilst my paper was in hisposseselon,
• } without communicating with me or,offering any expla
nation when eaAled upon.
Ife hie, I understand, returned thanks to the Potts
ville Association for a copy of my pamphlet, of which he
has been pleased to speak in ferule of commendation.—
How then can it be supposed,that a paper containing the.
• general thoughts which led to a closer study of the sub-'
feet and the produetkin of the work, could terra been so
readily 'begotten? - In that paper I suggested that the
windings of snail shells were protabig true spirals, pod
the reader who will consult my pamphlet will learn that
• this had already been demonstrated y the German nat.
• uralists—lt mono! therefore be wowed that my pepese
wile too vague in its language to merit any attention; In.
fact, some of the 'very matter cited lee the paper to show
the probability of the spiral structure of shells, I have
retained in my pamphlet as appropriate to the subject.
That work wilt show that I can no longer imagine my
self to ho the originator of morphological research upon
a mathematical basis, but there is strong reason to be
lieve thalehle kind of investigation was, In a falreenes
of the word, altogether new In America when I began.
my labors. Whoever will compare the account given of
morphology by Prof. 4gessisand Gould, in their work on
Zoology, with what id said on the same eubject by totem=
porary German writers, will I think, adopt the, few abode 1
saggated.
The general thoughts expres sed in the abetreet 01 Prot
.IPeiree*is grades on Morphol gy, as recorded In tie; pro-
ceedingsof the-A. A. A. 8, startler to those contain
•ed iu my paper; what po x tie° contributions be may •
have made to the science, I know not, Mr fait ben{ ne
etrary to inquire. What / have to abject to is. the lair
f .,
propriety of his course In ,erd to nip papeh indopen- 1
dently of the date or the e ten t of his own dieroveries.
lite papers, as far ax know to me, treat an impolite/It
topic—the consideration o the nee of Morphology ,Irt en
&seeing nut' knowledge of Ite DIVINE HIND. 1 should
enter on this subject with rest diffidence; nevertheltes .
aft I cannot perceive In P lessor Peirce's wrillingffany
special claim whieh he ha to be considered au authori
ty hr Theological matters, I should feel encouraged, in
case a review of his pa should become necessary, to
examine, as far as a laym's knowledge of the Inspired I
Volume may entitee. whet are soon. of the characteristics
of the Drions,Miono, and h w far Po:pressor i'eiree's Moe-
phological lehcormay be considered th exemplify thern; - .
iro
I have no disposition to ! ! join in clamor or against Pro.
tensor Peirce. The oroprinty of publishing the Shove
i.tatementstraddieen a matter of discussion between my
self and friends long trot re I heard anything of charges against hiratof unfairn ess. The conviction that justice
to myself requires It beast last decided me to make the
pUbilealion.t Will any unprejudiced person censure use
for publicly demanding What I bare otherwise failed to
obtain—the restoratiotf my paper. or. a definite and
proper apology for its l eat JOILN WARNED,
MUMBLE EXPLOSiON'AND LOSS OF 9.NE Tnov.
SAND Ltvzs.—A Pez i sian letter friim Joudpore
gives the following atr l cunt of ato it)lo explosion
of a magazine at dud. place:—..
On the night of t a 10th of Angina, between
the hours of 12 and 2, }Mau raintol; accompanied
by lond.peals of than er and rfrOP flashes of light
ning; imparting to e •erything around a ghastly
spectacle, terrifying lo be ". ~- A-few minutes
after, the !Menet was repeated *t terifolevlolence,
and the people were atlic i imidated. In tike
Im
fort belonging to the Rajah, which is !situated on
a' hill, constructed of stones f various dimensions
and sizes, and contai ing a p image subterrineous,.
i n'
;•re
1 1
,
the magazine of thorn - jab:had been kept. This
was streak by ligli ing, and some thousands
et reminds of powder were exploded. - The shock
was so great that the walls of the fort and a tam:
plc and four pondcrons gate. were blown up in the
'air into a thousand Necei, destroying 500 houses
and all the people living therein. lip to the liana
of writing ; the remnants of the inhabitants were
engaged in rentoeinithe dead bodies found under
these ruins. It was 'gleaned from the • Kotwal of
the place that upward of one thousand bad already
been- taken out, and that others wore also being re
'moved. The, dorricslie, servants of .the Rajah, JIB
well as some SePoyalwbo . were kept to gnarl the
'place, Isere all killed. Sueb,a dreadful occurrence
was never known itanitipere before. The ruajori6
ty of the people were - destroyed arid otherwise in
jured. A:stone Weig i timg one amend was picked
up nt Sooriariuggiir ' alao, distant (our miles from,
Joudpore, where they r olitical agent resides. - An. .
other large stone fell s tar as six . miles, at a place. 4
called Cbowpa,ssaney, here, falling on a house, if;
killed three people. ii explosion was an severe,
thatitat six mites er rind the.peoplo and houses ,
sustaineda shock:" ,• .
• • • • ;
~ , . .
Terininu Trtiozbi •••••Ori bast ire'dnesday nfteN
noon Al half past 5 c clock, a: sleeking tragedy.
was perpetrated at the SteXawronce Rotel, Phila
delphia.. Thomas We hirigtoia Smith, after neon
-intuition with Mr.. 11 chaVil Carter, President of
. •
' the Anthraeite Bilitk o Tamaqua; in a partoftiont
hog on Chestnut stre t, drew from his pocket .a
Coleerevolvm, and co*need •firing upon Car
tcr. At the third - fire: artcr fell fatally wounded,
- and Smith fired, two , ore loads into the body of
the wounded man whi a laying O'clatrate• upon the
floor. It is said that he appeataUce of the dying
man, upon the Muir, I a pool of blood, and the
coolness of the grurde r, with-quietly - walked off,;
and the terror •
which as depietedon every eoun
tone:ice in the room;- as 'a scene most- shocking.
Mr: carter, died ° in a few moments. Smith was
arrested,.and COIZIMi ed to prison . . Me admitted
his guilt. Mr. cif t was - a nailer; of England,
'about yeart.of-a e, and bad resided iilliii;
county some twenty preyearr. It isellige4 that
the cause of the murder was a wrurg to Smith's
wife before their marriage. At the time of the
I
murder, Smith was pain Steps to procure a iiii-
Norce. This affniihns -caused tho.utmest exeite
went in •Tamaqua, lime the rieccased resided for
many years. , ,
0,
A Feat:rex Ilellidayaburs
-,signdard of a late Ante says;—"For some days
past there has betide singular story atltiat in this
condinunity. Whether true or not, we are not pre•
pared to say, but theinformation comes from such
4reliable -seeurce tiiitt'iie ere free "to •my there
must be 'Something lilt it.: It akmars that one day
list week - s man id the neighborhood' of Blount
Ijuntintdocoanty, while cleaning grain,
suddenly discover that the weevil bad destroy
ed the treater par of. it. This eo exasperated
him that he blasphelned the Saviour in such ti
malicious aid • ',wicked manner, that will not
bear putting in print. lie left the barn, and went
to the house, where; he seated himself Ina chair,
where he bad •remained but a fair mint:tea before
he:turned to his wife;nadinsked her wbai she said.
She replied that rise bad not spoken. thought:,
said be, 'that I luairtraotoebody say , that I must
all here till the judgment day.' It 'snow alleged
that he it still • oittalot in, eha chair, - artsble to rise
or speak, with. his 'pYrs rolling, and totally ince.
peltle of moving his body. His -fatal', (kis sed,,
has lett the house, libiSrelte still remained,.ssated
hi the chair ow estardiy his%
_What a terrible
warning to hhtsphitam who:router their paatiOlis
toirversway their tedgment." .„.
7
Ismsaarrten , Facrra.—A lead wire 'ibe jbir.
teenth of. an Inch; sustains 231.poundi. - ,,.
A tin wife the
,iltirtcootli of an Justly imatains
3,411-pounds. • ' •. -• •
Gun metal is I Pounds of tin amf:loo ‘ pleads
Tho Euripenn wiountailas
and tranotiaa.raelts.. -
The gram - Test, -Clathisi Establishment fiAheisi,
parts is•Oster tarnsitillezajohl o ',/too opt,T h isc:,
ia
nitreet;phitadowthi. : , 0 , •
"- •
*Attij
tap oared* end;
°Plvt
Bilumukiivir4v
*ormops from Ca
Tan POPPT.-4C letter received at the Patent
°Mee from iitiOY is cultivated
in Southern dermany to a larger extent, as a anti,
salute far sweet ell. It loss eupplanted the use of
the Imported olive oil, ',body in Mat country. It
is farther stated that the soil hod - eThlate of the
New England States is blgidy suited far the
ture of this article; and they might pro)ride the
trhule Union ttitli sweet <44 and thus save a large
sun of money, which gent to Prance and Italy.
~'~ ,-,.
i ~.; ~~ .~:~.
the-quantity 'sent by Railroad this week ler 34e.
483 18-by Canal 35,6814f0r the week 70,164 - 18
tons. Total ty Railroad - 1,362,611 01 against
1,934,235 13 tons.. D. by Canal 1,088.849 13
against4,oo4,92o 07 tons to eauieperioti last year
. -43howing &loss by Railroad of 371;425 tons, and
gala of 63;030 tone by Cbnal. • •
. The shipments this week exceed , thole of fait
week 10,160 bait, and the I rleasaud-eoutinues brisk
foe prepared - Coat, both lifhile: ark& .Red. Ash.-
?rim r . etiaii without &Wage but Brut. - 4
The trade snub up *4lolone this-week;
1866. i 1867. Loss.
Scliu : ylkiTl-1t..R.,; 43.991 34,453 ~ "6,511 _
Lebl ' aie•-111, "2 . 1, 1 _
1,900
-412.144 j._,34,076 12,121
'Del:& 11 d. 16,105 i .16 7 %4 • - - 159
Pen9a.Cl i atto..2:l' 21.303 11,011 1 10,292
Scranton, South, 6.860 i 3,411 ; 3,680
155,183 '131,871 3 - 2,321 4 ,0 3
- 331,871 . 9,031
Dee. for week, taw, =O2
The loss tbis reek, eoMpared with last year ie
'only 23,292 tons froni; the above regions. The
supply of Coal to abort in; all saarkets, tresiele
are becoming scarce; and freights ire on' the ad
vance to the East; the dialers abroad ore making
extra ezertiona:to procure) a suiply : if possible.—
They are now satisfied tbat the. pain of . Coal, at
beast ; has touched tcptiatn4 ' •
We appetid the aggregate logs and gain !rem
the different:regions aridly different Al'ennes:
_, tare. ; 1857. Lose. _Gain.
SeimALSll-11..11. 1,954=i 3.t12,811 201,426
" 104,01: 1,088,50 . $3,930
Leblo-41. R., 11:43,87f
. noloota : W5;103
1,064,017';" &,497 , V13,650
Dal. &Mid. Canal, 456,8 Z: 424,527.. MAX •
Penna. Coal Co., 658,109; am,611 46,193
ffcranton, featly - tatxtr i 272,1503 183,166
}f r 5,272.519 me= 712,176 602,789
6,0490,31 1047E9
Dee.lnlB67,tons. 20 9 • 2A9,486,688i —4--
Add loss fro* Wilkesbarte,mboak WOO°
Total Ices, toes,
Of this quantity tbial Regioi loaf; 287,45
tons—the Lehigh 27,847—the Pittston and Lack
awanna rgs. the Delaware Hudson
.Canal. 77,-
800 tons. The 6011- gain is from tthe- Scranton .
Region Scintb, 183,107 lona.
Tat Jaime Suart.--:la a paragraph lad neck
refering to this Shaft. in court° of creation at
Port Carbon, we erred giving it; else. We
.stated that it way it by It reit. It la 11 - by 18
feet. f n
RaTomus:—Producem.and others engaged
the diffeientimanehes of trade, in various sections
of the country, - are holiling satfeTtitigs and confer
ring together, with b view of4emovidg evils that
have grown up in diffireM:74tianhites of trade.--
Prominent among It+ are hoe credits, over
production, and thWcut-throat principle of selling
below cost. In no brandit of business are thesi
evils felt to snail an extent 4 in the mining bust.
near. *ant offkonfidence has . :brought the busi
ness atPritsenlio the each system and wary short
credits.' Nom is'the time to resolve to Shorten
tbevredits hereafter, even when businesi takes
start again. The Coal Organization suit exists
with Mr. Tucker at tiro head—Oceans the break
down in business thwarted many of the efforts
made in behalf of' the trade,' but even under the
most discouraging 'circumstances, his valuable ser
vices are fully appreciated by every intelligent
Opprntor at home and:abroad, both in and out of
the organization, Esperienco has also been
gained, and the nemher of Operators diminished
carrying et;mparkies,,feel the necessity of
sustaining the producers, and it is confidently be
slieved. that both tifi - Cantit and Railroad Comps.
nies,jwilt co-op erate frith any' proper and milted
Movement havitagithst object in.riew : Long cred
its &Iva hroken &dig falsest every interest tiot3-
nectd AVM the tredi—it has built up irresponsr
bit dealers all over the country, who have , been
furnished with capital by the producers—long
credits bay° built up a middle interest b en
the ; producer an4rcoi' , ,mniner, which eats wilalliffh te
profits of the prodicer. Short credits wilt place
the;;business under the control of the producer to
a mach greater' eitint—vrill bring more capital
into the business ainong. dealers abroad; would
tend to equalize entail in the trade, diminish
risks, and would unquestionably exercise a most
betiltby influence in every ;branch of the trade
both at borne and abroad.
.4ain—The disastrous stale of the trade ban
taken away the ability of the producers to take
the Wharrescetßoriltiebuiond and sell their own
Coal, if , they had the desire to do so. But the
experience of all engaged in the trade; demands
that those who have no facilities to sell their own
CCal, must be mtected froin the depressing in
fluence of these interests on the price of Coal.—
The question naturally arisce,—how can this be
, done We answer,—it' Can be arranged in ad
jesting the rates of toll and trathaportation that a
d'rairbsek be allowibd of ao,rouch per •ton which
mm -
eet go to the Operator : 4iinsy he alleged that
the "fitddle interest" will force this drawback eat
of, the needy operittor .'undei any circumstances.
Such might be: the case--irt we feel eoutldent
that it could be:pliteed on anchvontingencies, that
it could be, secured to the, Operator. - -The great
falling off in the Trade of :the iteilroad, caused
mainly: by the' '; , lle f itruction of tai{ elate of Op.-
,rators, and the competition for the'Eastern Trade,
which bee spriingiup at the new shipping ports of
Itrente4 and BileXbethpert, neat'. New Tork,'lron.
io;- at ' tie !part of the
Railroad Compuni,necesserY to build up and win
back their trade dgain at Bort. Eiobmond. This
suggestion" of: a-IdrxWbiek to 'the' Operator from
the rates of tollOininiideby.kr.' Tuekes;--and It
.seems to us to be:. the only fettaible.Plen by which
the Operator can be protected; and secure addition,
al trade to the 'A:lnroad; so long as so many
r:Wh.trees nt-P ' ortt,Riclimendreninin In the hinds
'sf non:predecerif of COM. "
We throw out bese suggestions for the serious
considemtiolvolittil partieileugeged in the trade.
In times of dielettley . it is. proper to discuss all
questions beating on the Prosperity of the trade
—lop off the *aliens far tOt possible, and prepare
for thefniniro.f.' •, ' -1 •
IYe hope Mi.. Tucker wilt- convene the trade as
carry as possible ald • centerveilh them es regards
the future. The difficulties that all were compel.
led ,to cncetthe this'yeer, we believe will cause
moist harmonic `us action hereafter, not only , in
Schuylkill Conwty, batin all the 'other Rogiono.
The quantity of - Coal sent over the North Penn.
'Sylvania Railroad, from-the Lehigh Region, up to
the let of October, amounted to 28,980 lose. The
trade is gradeatly locreasieg ss the season:lra
greries and taenittei . aro provided.
Der..stisac„,Lacisawatisa'l
: Varney Rau
anaa.—Cturreaderi have r been , apprised that this
road was compelled to assign In order to prevent
its sale. A coMmitten appointed the Stock.
holders have published a statement of its nifaini
which 38 now before os, and also suggests& plan.
*Mak if adoPted L they -believe will save the rond
to the 'Btocktio)ders, Bu, otherwise it will have to
go into, liquitintion. We lad thp following abitract
of this Report An ,the Spiititof tkef
we append ti--.The:•Comtnitteb recommend, lit, ',
That the Stochholders advance in eash - 10 per
(mat., on the per - itilee of the shares held.
21.1. That tbael.aekbolders of tbo Vittrr:en , Railroad
cancel $200,00 0 the .3d. That tbe Cor I
age . 1 Bosun/lianas Railroad 'Company' agrie to
reduce the lath for the nee of thfit road to $55,-,
Ihitt the hohleriotthellist ! Xartgage l
Bonds agree fetid one years interest; at Z per
cent. Atli. :That holders of second Mortgage'
Itondiki*,fte fund: tiro years.'interes t 7 per!
'cent...-fith. That the preferred creditoritiftfdir the
assigninerit s ;agree to. take obligations of the Cont-;
petit'; 'payable is 3,0, 9, 12, 1.5, 18, 21 and 24
mouths, wiliiinierest at 7
• Per -*era. 7th. That" i
the nreditora ear have no smartly agree to 'take!
likkßar incomeett,vertible Itonds,of-thircompa7l
Hoy; payable in 10 years, With 7 per etibt. interest.
.. : •theCroinratttee flunk that this arringeraent
save the prePertr to the creditors and stockhold t
en. They sap
• , :"The andersigrod'bellove there is value tbi's
property, which will be preserved if these arrange
meats can be .carried out, and ail parties saved
from any material loss. This opinion is based on
, the following facts, from' which It is cOniyeteitt for
all ititerestei : Ao'jndge,for themselves. • .
In the year 1853, 103,031 tons of awl were sent
north. aid „lidded a profit of • 105814 co,
i 186 4, WA . ;140,31X3 bT
1865, 100,731 "' "'°181,10518:
2 : 11 4 136 "north
besideeio4 l o/1 to the Iliad two oats per ,toe of
tOOO- pa snide:, pert Utile for freight.;lttlely e ttr i
'theft. boo * 4 4'1111! li t) * say ioalt . Ps
bat liyisetbif - read '3aarsia t b s .,
O
ffelabkir W : staid of tyro . cents "per att per
ißlte,, tit tr.(hr fattla pulp whether there ht not
, •
MEN
THE COAL TRADE.
Pottsville, Noveinibe r 7i 1841;
:• I
renseashiejno;tar fattire - prellit,el? 'cod, al the
price II NO; CO. diseeirevi4inuketivis.
Reit, ai to ibe 'Utile*/ tif the road: - • -
Daring the fink eight menthe_ of. We : pau, the
greet estrairithe, frat - intoirfractionr; - • '
were; -- • -• ,• 034,000
,Expenset for the sane tithe .*- 44000
Net earnings for eight Wanda,so2,o4:4
ad .
ratio for the year, would =die
net eansinge• for the year, - . $7913,000
The charges against thin would
be, under tbsi,"arringewents
newproposed—tutereatanGrat. mortgage bonds bonds of $2.400,000, $46•000
Second mortgage bonded - •
41110,000,; `-- 182,008
The proposed Issue, , 100,080
Warren Railroad, • - 91,00
Rout on f..ystge, and Saw pm-.
henna Road ,
BOOM,- • $203,000
•
Or Dearly rix per reit, on .therptesent capital of
the Company, $3,357,100., •• , I - .
,Itlitveliltaivti; th at the first Lye' mon ths of
tbia year.were the most eutarorabki•for operating
railroads that liar
.oetuned in this pert•of the
toiletry, wd, is ;t a now 'bowel,' that the present
earnings of the road are without-much, if any
profit on Coat. The result of this year's taming*"
bat bete attained by the transportation of about.
*OOO tons of Coal per day, in addition to its ordi
nary hi:mines] !toad being capable, with its
present e4nipizieet, to transport 3,000 tonl per
day, whenever there to demand for It. .
The Committee meommend that thvetockhold
era, at their trot legal meeting; pass a resolution
prohibiting the creation of /any Sooting debt of
tbe_Cotithany beyond the amount of Coal on hand,
at cost. and bills receivable taken for Coil in pas
mission without calling a: meeting of the Stock
holders for the special purpose, end that! two
thirds of the whole amount., of .stock vote in the
affirmative. ' ' • .
But it th e re rettemmei satinet bo carried out, the
Committee deem it their diity 14. elate frankly to
all concerned, whet, in their judgment, will be
the inevitable resultoris.:—Tbe Company wee go
into liquidation under the , acsigninent; conse
quently the Stoeh&oldeni gad genera, creditor*
will toed oil, and the creditors who are preferred
in the taignment•would not get oiey fifty to see.
ell,' per cent. of their claims.
Pilmouttrnit eon Xisitteiovimitber 5,1837 ;
Sebuylklii, Red dab, bythe cargo, • $4 . 0 644 10
" White Ash, " •375C0 3 90
" .by retail, ,4
.606 4 75
Lehigh, by the,eargo; lump, • -4 25
`.
it 44 .•u • prepared, • 412
4 retail, " , 476
•
Nair YORK COAL MARKET, November 5th,1837.
—A moderate business May bonoted in Domestic
Coal tbe'poot week; the arrivals - have befit mod
erate; but quite - equal to the wants of hs..--
?i ‘
The detnood for cargoes to go East u be n nab%
er better- thous. we had 'expected. i the Improved
feeling is financial circles his n . been without_
los influence in this branelsOot baldness; but prices
are without improvement.. Th 4
_receipts titDbil-*
O4O!Pbbis by ibeirprinOiPa!°4o ce , of ouliPlYOiro
snitch less Thai last year, nist
,other routes are
likely to maker giSed the defieleney there ; selesby
the cargo at $4 4. $3, 03,V ton, and from yard
at $3 . 10 ig1:53,50 V
_ton, In Foreign nothing
has transpired of moment, and prices are nom,
itsaLTribiuse.
304,668
, Boston Coal Itltaskat. -
(Curreerol meekly from the SPorton Courier.]
Prices of English Cannel hare advanced with sake at
$l3 ® 4 14 it th•• each for large and small lots. Picket
and Sydney Coat Ira quiet and no sales to report. The
last were at $7 :ti VI ch" cash. Anthnicite has been - in
eleody getMl,danand at $7 WI ion
Cannel; • • • - - - ehal 113 00 la 14 00
Newcastle, - , tone
Orrel, - • - nonep—
Sydney, - -
Pictou. -
toton: - , Wirt chat 720 '0 725
Pleton toe,- • ' mine chat 525 0 650
Behnytklll i white nsb; ton - . • -6 50 go 676
do red ooh s • • •6 15
—do lump, - • - • - 600 . 0 625
Leldgb.lnmp. • ! - - 626
Laeksmuma, • • - 660 0 676
- 700
asteliawas.
dza tbraelte, whit! t red ash- -
Artightt fres. Richiserd I ,
New York. • - 100
Yost Hamilton, - . 90
Troy, . • . - 120
Providence, . - 125
Boston, • _ 1,85 to 170
N. Haven, *. - 115
_ Beharlkilt Coal Trade for 1857.
Q.oaatily or Coal sent by Railroad and Canal, for tboi
week ending on Thurulay ereniag' last :
SAILSOAD, CANAL.
'.9,839.19.100n 20
1,t23 U 5 - 1,373 00
17,171. 07 20,19510
319 15' ' 000 00
lON 11 8,011 00
Port Carbon,
Pottsville.
Bebuylk 111 Havels,
Auburn,
Port Clinton,
Total for the west,
Total by Raman in 1857,
Canal • •
• .„
Total by Canal arid ltall rad,
Skip:nerds to same period last year:
wax TOTAL.
By nanmed,. • . 40.991;a • 1,95/,x6 17
Argyoutly • , 06700:08 I.,OH,Mak
07
• 69,763 Ott 2,959,158 OT
I 2,e7.1,600
Divresse In 11157,'50 far,
SchuylkillOohuty itallrehdic..lB3l
Thar°flowing lathequantity of Coal transpodedovet.
theinflerent italtroadriuSchnylkillColudy,for thowiti4k
Nadia gea Thursday a ve.i4ag last : . • - .
_._ ALLA. TOTAL.
illoollill andS.llarenit.ll., 39.249 32 - 1,362,540 lb
31t. Carbon .. - ,4,68018 763,0401:
dellayliclll Valley - " - 8,892 03 zaAss 12
Slt.Oirbon*Pt,Cerbon , , ''' 9,26210. - , :487,93301
Mill Creek ' :" LSO% 03 440,40 06
=2:1=1111E1
Rates of Toll and Traoitioortatloat, on
RAIL ROAD FOX TIR PILISZXT. ' • ' 9 '
• Fran Froa* Pros .
Mt. Carbon. B. Haven..M.Clintonaldirn.;
To itiellmond, $1 80 $1 75 $1 55 - $1 eo i
To Philad'a.,. 180 • 875 1 LeV - 160
Spring 51111 s, • 165 160 186'140;
Reading, 110 - 101 1-65 -^1 05
Sales of Toll by Vaunt for the present:
rtos Pt. anion. M.airbon. S Mem. /1. aintoni
To Philad'a., 65' . 64 60
Spring Ulna; do '. do 51' • - • do
Norriatown; 55 - ! 54 42 • 45 ,-
Reading. 'BB ! 37 85 81 •I •
Rates or 'll•ralght. by'easiala ' I
Print 11. IX it Mt, , S. Clintoo
To Now York, 399 : 1 . 85 ' 180 t
To I.llllad'a, - . - 60 • 15 70
?enplaning Wynne 90 '1 ". 85 ! 15
Lehigh Chita -Trade for 188 by Vela ILL
ror the week ending en ilaindray
• • •
• , • 'vars. ?CUL.
Lehigh Coil and 'Arity. Co., • 9,803 09 ii 98,999 07
A. Lathrop and others,. • 19.5 11 3,211
Spring Mountain 'Mines, - - 1,14 14 , ' 82,403 1:e1
heat Sugar Loaf - ' 6910 0 ' 21,033 .07
Coleraine ' do - • 470 16 41,443 06
Stafford • - do , ' 610 11
N. Tort and Lehigh 00404 0 580 03 20 , 1 A 0 07
Verman Penna. Coe/ Ce.; • • 298 03 7,91 T CO
South Sprier Monntal*Ceet 04 08 18,074 ;is
J. 8. McCrory A C0.91.8.11i.C0a1, fed 10,955 EIS
Beater Meadow 004 Cal 65 / 1 02 11 ,790192
llasleton Cad 1 , 528 11 19.907 112
.Cranberri Mines,.
Diamond .do. Q
aoell Ridge i
•
PinamittOord • -
Bork Monntilli
Wilkedxtrre Coal Co,
Wy4imlng Cind;•
Hartford Coaloo, • • - -
.-
0 ; Tait.;..'' ''' '''' ,• ' ' . - ' ''4 84 1.4% s- 303,190 'l4
Lehigh - Vatitier n. It. '• -, J 1 . • i-
Week ending taltrtdayLast : - • - , I '
Spring SlciuntoM Mots, ~ t 202 - 10 - 102029 02
rod.flogir Loot -do . 1,19014 60,006 113
N. Tort* Lehigh: do' r • 021 00 . 32,315 , 14
Connell Skip-. do 1,637 . 03' 67,560 1/
Geniis* Penns: 'do - - •-.' ~ z • 6,844 02
Wombat Stafford 415 375 • 12'. - sto,os n
Diablo a Nave* do , ~ 290 14 - , .-9,f+94 11
Maddock' do, 1,775 10 45,160 51
- LB- 3 /eCrears 40 0 4 ': .- -- • : 345 00 6070 12
• .4. .
-- Total, •-- • .• 494.113,09 L '
381,473 13
`; 21,84416 50019614
Tor the week: • ' 'os -4 18 TO 0 7
'll.lllpMents to same Forlod last year: •
•
By Rail Raw!,
Caluile •
; -•-. ' - • 111,101 - 72 1:200;4118 08
• 1,181,670 07
Deere: we la 1857, 80tk~' 27i148 01
. . . ..., ..
Rates art Tall and Transportallian
". ,_. .. • on TM MIMI TALLtr SUL aaul.D. i
Natieh Chunk to Trenton; - ~. ' , • -,I 200
do Plhabettmort. . . - - * 12 43
do Morris Canal Banta at Phllllpaburg,i 100 -.
Toll on Monis Canal to Jersey City 75 eents—Freigh4
- 55 rents. Oa Coal reshipped at Jersey City the : toll is
'only 50 cents. _ • • ! . .
la` Toll and Freight fromilllkeabarra CfblteFiaiten,
Rockport, Penn Haven and Mulch Chunk to ,Bristol:
~ . Wilkes. It.R. L. Canal. D. Canal. Total.
131113eaterre, (10.1 25 64 '3O Isl 10
Freight from nth, Mean to Bristol,. 1 108
frouillqckpart, (toR3 y 54 . 30 1 , 34
From .do Cfrel4o. .1 02
From Penn Raven, (toll.)• IL , 30 1 Si
. r
From Qo do (freight,) . ' 11
FroiliLtuelt Chunk,- (toll,) 11 10 J 81
I'm do do (freight.) :• Bg Fre t (mm Ilsoch (Munk to A. Fork, ''. 180
Coal fortheline passing (leer the Wilkesbarrei It. Rost.
short of tide, pays 50 instead of 25 cents toll and frelghf
—"---- --------- -- .
• Plnegrovo Coal 'Troth. for 1847.
atineuattootworteil dodos the month 07
Union 6ml
8 watara Railroad
' ' Lika,Le, 1 1 ;44/47 Coal Trade_ for 1837.
lLy ens' Valley Coal COI 1 '2. 1 03 ' q. 8 31
Etbortlbinfitabapo., :: ••
~ 1,791 t - , - isf - 474
i - . • Total, ' ' 1,9ft7 • 10W5
- 7night sad toll trost Mltterstisrg to lialtltsors, - 4:130
1
Pinernne ' • " ' • - 2•10
.i . ,it ears ire detatned 21 boors after arrival, Pte - Mee
arel2 cents additkosal to tbeabore. ' • •
Trovorto*Cloll Train; for 111412'... ' :
toe the reek : ..:) • 1,473 00 •,• 06
'.llerantens esilliiroir for 119fif.
Bhlpmin4s !tribe tut week
Pt
. Nati, I
&nth,
WS 15 40,102. p
. 1 "" 1 - a P " 194 Orfth
ceor P. 4
w and IF—, Ifug.
no"
16A1
th44.00*,* • .
au' Ye
-#40143101,1,C1,0101.4104-04,64 .Tirrelle.6 -L.
r" 110,40..".?
te . 4, 01 6 4' !at -4142.00. 30 1 •
1 41FT004 ,
tau `''rf '="""
06
I ,
•
*nine' chat 7 0:11 , - 725
Ell=
. /guar, 6 cawcz, ,
Westport, - ' - 1 40
Pawtucket. - .1 10
Newport, - - 125
Petersburg, - 1 50
Aiegaradriar - 110
31,48318 35.€81 00
31,483 18
tons, 70,10418
I,fluzji
1,0880349 13
togs. 2,671,460 11
Jou. 267,496 06
X 13012 812,11125 IS
1,15617 - 54 1 31 1
692 04 ' =505219
2,20917 21,57%19
427:04 kw 18
1,53 12 0.7.49 11
1,20119 2.84016
24615 9.2.51 14
147 05 • 19A91-02
• rem:
0415 DS - 145,070 19
• 34,975 15 1,00{,747 09
KOMI • ;TOTAL.
1400 01 114,420 10
0,422 04 103,187 17
• 'nix:
mu;
1,61114'4
BATA, : •
*mit:
172,800 05
:4,27%502 At
ToTAL. •
$
, E ~ ~: i:~, nlisU~
Brittle l'op Mixt Tinide
- "i2V=l*...-
rot '
Cu?stierlsta4 Coa2 Teadl 1147.
,473,610
For the plat week,
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AND OTIIER, SCHUMILL C 0. kTOCIIK
_ _
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Vidladelph Uremia
is,
Ulna am and &Et
la aading4.ogrounk.
bo -- -:-
Monet Cation
M-
ouni ti t e rn rued peekesuiu m
Schuylkill - - •
Loamy FtWek.- ",:ow
• Clllllll
Sehitylkill Navigatio n
11
prefirred• -
Co l on Canal .....
preftwred
Del. & titbrn (bad atransicetaVnCe
Itallrowd & Coal Ceinapnvatee •
Little &buy!. Nay. IL uoal Co. -
Lehigh Coal t Navisstiost Co., i . •
liardeton Coal Co,
DgrY Megntabilgold Oth , 4 .
Peiiinsyleanls Coal •k LA. Co.
Daupbin Coal it 11. B. Co. .!
Lykens Valley CoalON •, -- •N
Beaier Meadows Coil L -
Lykans Valley Railroad t Coal Co, .
Coal Companies .
Forest Ireprovenrent Co .
Nortb dnurrinxn C 0,,, pal erred
" "- • . eoaution -
Delaware Coal Co. •
Cumberland Coal Co. •-•' - ,
Sew Crack Coal Co.- - • -
ilitscellauegits
3f Inert' Bsak . - ,
FartneW Bank- - - • •
Pat/1111p Gas Co. -
Pottsville Water Co
W The 3tock or all Cost Companies
the above list when furnished by Own
publicx,tfon,
NEW AD VERrMENTS
,
;
.
T 'TAYLfru, wishes 'to call the
• aiteation of his customers and - Mirage in gen
era to hit how stria PAJ.L PATZERNS.:
Cbriret of Cash* and ifahastfongo simdt, APairillet
-Noitaiber 43"
was: THONINION,
, s Banker and Donie, In *sybarite, i
o rr ,a,leg m , APpigoopa/ illtniileail•
ITNPURRENT, Money, Prold.•and
J Slyer, Land Wanants, to, bovild and sold. Will
city al teat to all collection antraittorl earo—
*mallet Wilms paper, loans, stocksousd all Other a..
eritks. l
Moues welted on depot and intone&
lowed. -
R,renmou—Alemars.Dnixti. 4 Cb., fiindolPbta; 1100 i
C. *Munn", Pottsville; Joix SMITZIp Isinosident:Ml
none Habit, Patin, ille &MD Nertados, Zgat,Pottivint4
and C. Losses;raq, Pottailla. .•
. E A RETIRE D PHY*ICIANi '' 1
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- W - HOSE SANDS OF LIFE hirva
nestlivuu ont;dlecoveredt;aldie is the bat
. Indies, a certain care foi Ootentroption, Asthioa. Brow
ehitiS, coughs, abide, and Gen at Debility. i The
l'etnetlY was discovered by him abed his ottlyshild, a
4aughter,vas given op to die.- He bad beard much of
the worittertal restorative and healing qualities or prep.
it at lone in eiletrom the Fut India Hemp, and tbe thooght
occurred White that be might make a remedy for his
.child. De studied bard and succeeded la realising his
wishes.; Mt child was cured, and IL now alive and well.
De hail aloe. administered khe wonderful remedy to
thousands of sufferers to all whet' the World. and ..
has neier failed in making them roMpletelyhealthy and
happy.; Wishing to do as much good as possible, he will
send to!trach of his afil:eted Mlowebeings as requeit it,
this recipe, with tall and explicit directions for mak
ing it Ay, and aneceuftily usiog it/ Ile requires each
applicant to encioarldedgme stalling—three cents :to .
be returned as pcitage on the recipe, and the remain
der to lime applied to the payment et this advertises. .
went.i Address. ' ' ._., DR 11. Jakiikt, t . '
..; N 0.19 Grand street, Jersey City, N. J'
dii
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• . LIST OF,LETTERS •I. • . tEMAINING in the PQTTSVALLE
pin °price, November itli.,l2sl'r' . 1
A - i Ora li.. Mary .3lclin Inset": '
Anthony I C .!, Galvin Mt . McDonald 3134tutel
dueler' Wm . , Gorman Thomas McDonald Jevons
Atkinson Jos 'ship -' • id McGovern Jos
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BoyetC 0 !- ! Ann nte MAIO .- . BleidOrty Jac
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Brown lionnah2 li nshesJos 11 ! go IPot . • f
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Conway John 2. , Kitchen,Geo . .linyderiJaeoir
Carr Jamie ~ . . Kirk 1T A. 3 Sweeny :no -
Coney Michael, Keenan Luke shipSpOlts !Jacob'
Cole Richard -,
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Cgiul Was ' - Lear Barlimrt Same JAS 2 .
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Collins John do Lindsay Joseph 840rmit jA '•
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Donohoe' John ' Latrd W 8 Shea frolomols,-
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Ow" Michael Larkin Wm ship Snyder Bit
Dunlap Maria Mrs ' - - All ! • Md P iwln t a '
Bpoley Maria Mrs 31nran duli .e
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warm Samuel Mendhom Chas Slocuton..rosolil
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Mora John McGovern Thos .W,,attif ittir ,
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II': Pregnant tbetateii, or Uwe "'opposing theatesicee
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'akar ;mules no resporsibildy after dot OM; blow
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1- AU w;lets meet be aedtowo4: to bp abate dotard
giant, who wilt /Ripply the teade"iett Ptah',
led Need the Pills ,e:ottkiettttelly to ;lanes by wan, by
their iodadog SI fo CHAS. 11;;; SIM at Pottodie, 1
Sobeybdlllornoty,'Peafte. - ; • • I
I %Sr See itipottore,"4. ibroOsoo,"! ea . oath boz—beta
otherspeidot. ';, -- ; ,i ' ,
:,-- io• ,
bettottite.f els AL'S ; ilti 1 . '-lY
IN
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iiPLUMIS t I sliztelt t.
I N lTA Nlt i rorrto r itzg 4ip P
The etedledelectsiet
tio !MMUS ro wctu
nr
MAR). thatPirll:
the Ranetter
.oofillielorr Mein
, and attaebedit to his
direg Blichseec, will beto
n* on b o th be
finelss.
a
sP, b strict attettioo
eS
always on
itijtestniwell selected
r9in2 3
O P* l •
1 and doin! vat at
" of/prices—to ea
Nbttion of the public
50
10 3, 4 ',
SO 56
50 55
50 •.01
23 18
smt
ho &sin
silt eoraist Of .Wa-
Is, Iron, Copper and
Tabs, Porcelain and
dr Basins, Iron and
lam Brass Carks fbr
_ r aker Boar tw pace.
ElPoo lrairlinka *a -pavements, frau
and Lead Pipe rif alt alseti(LullatOrea of every kind,
embracing a full: assortment of .rindellers, Pendants,
Brackets. to., &b. to, araidtfaetarad of quant.l
'.!oftrarotroisla t. and crib* latest Ott moat app ro ved pat.
terns. ' D11,041:f0N.
• -
•
MISCELLANEOUS
FAIRBANK'S BVA4EI9
lIVIE subscribers, ageute for the man.
eggetererealersiest l'ecebrid • 12111 r ATOC/0.011111011
the 4•Un104 Costater Scale," Weal/dad to irctlghtruta
Oa omit. to 240 V*. Foritas at the YorkStoto. ,
14.R.DLIT
H.
eatahrille, Apia V3th,16.5.5t , . 1,-
ApJouß.olgo COURT.
adjournetti Uonrt of Common
Ilea, In and ibrikihnyniill County. sill be held
at attaaille, on 11(1)NDA.T, NaTember 16t6,1837, at In
o'ebuk In the ibrottooli, to tonllnne one week.
Pothoilled WM. MATZ, Mai,
October 31st; 1337. j 7 • ' 44dt
aONARD, & CO •
Banker, *. Ostlers ln
noLLteTioNs ATTENDED TO
11,Jand-drattaibr sale on all the prindpal titles In_ the
Union: Also, rtraftsfor *ale On lEnglandarelaid, Scot
hind and Wales. t ; Jane 14,16. 24
••!.• LAI' I.Btl
1011r 4 c . JOHNSTON, Agent for A.
ss ' LANE, ( late Louie and passel ,)) wholesale deal
er in ILS Sind VA N DLLS. N 0.1.24 Pearl ' and 88 Water
street: Fey yolk. AU orders tett atthe ones of James
114 Grated, Eaq.or at the litrabanse Lintel, will matte
Premplattgatton. - , . 1•
September 2S, 7 56 •- ' -
, ~.' ;NEW • AND, IMPORTANT.
....
F .. k l ori . , 4)abs eob e rs wish to employ
Asmits,Male and 'Zoinabkin erc? 7 city and town.
in he Unlon s l Bovines* .houorsbls, and will pay the
Agents iimadollars per day. For particulars, enclose a
postage stamp, and address I ; .
; • ; :; • HARWOOD. & 310ItFLIHD. '
Seg M. lil• :79.2tra ; 1 Itiewlon Ikpot, N. IL
~--,-.. -----,-4-----
ryOaolysipoN, ORNAMENTS. ,
k; . subscriberls authorized to re
, . .
T•celve 'order's for an kind's of boo ,Vases, Coffees,
Chairs : Brackets:Volute: Ac.. 44., manufactured by WOOD
I Pews, late' Rosette Wooly Ridge Avenue Philadel
'plabs,ind will furnish them at their exits Avenue,
Hag/cooly added. A•tobic of sPoeimens can be seen at
our store, together with the prices of the different aril.
elea. . `!: . : 'l' j BENJ. BARRAN.
SERIF '7 -
•—• i; — l:tilitattire.SNl
T ue subscriber' respectfully announces
i to the pUblic that he t4completed his Steam Cir.
en sr Saw-mill In : Locust Tell', Schuylkill county, and
is now preps*l to furnish al kinds of Lumber a v the
loweatOrices-- , suefiliii Pine, Hemlock and WhitoOak of
ere i l r sits and description. 1 • -
i Billsof Lumber Cut to Odor at the sbortosi notice.
, Ner.17,'65 arelf ? - i EDWARD R. BLAND.
SI CIFTB
• .
.- - ORAFTS . ON EUR_OPE,
A°:::'."-• 13ELL• AI . ; SON S DRAFTS. on
~...' l 'iii the Quaker Hons . ° of .I,ohls £ Edward Corderor &
" 4 / 4 1of London, and oxf the Ileiltmt. Danklng Co. of Ire.,
lanek, ewe ) .* tor !sle;lit soots rroth Milo to £5OO, by the
..suI;; rlber, at his tiOokstorel Pottsville. These trine
ha - *thing to do with the Passenger Llti.PA. and they
ire nsidered the safest betties In this country and In
Vci pe. ;: . • ; I BENJ:BA ..NNAN
;
• -
RELIEF FOR MECHANICS. •
(UST issued find received by the 04b
`14, seriherV.A Poulenc outage ts
Altsesaegit.
:111 sadeSesw, forelittlog anything -where a eartaln
4
th hi required. Minong the wavy pus / awes to whleri
:thie trot oan,be applied profliably, thermos! prondmeht
, oth Tenotting, Ebouldertur f Dovetallto fr o
Cog Cutting nil hind,' ot pattern temiclot and es
stag: ..L' eli 1111 d Mee ;Vat STICIPTER A. TUOMPSONTs
: , e t.1T.,111' . 4?..- ; _Owner Mere and llarirt strkett,
NEW STYL,ErOF •HOTOCRAPHS.
M. ALLEN, I corner or Centre
'and liarket etreets, this borotigh. has produced
a 'Umber Of aplendld ebotukrophs upon French Patent
Liether, *Lath, for beauty rind durability, ampere any
thing yet produced tiy thluirouderful art. • The picture
till
Wfieniabed, can be roll up sod placed In the pocket,
leithout Injury: and In framing, require+ no slim to pro.
teCt it from Injury. -like him a tall, and examine fhb"
new and beautiful ineention.
' ille, June '67 ' . 23-
11 . 'H. P. &W. 0. - TAYLOR, ,
MVORTERS AND MANUFACTU
rert!.-ors •u pe‘rier '-
1 •TOilet Soapa and Perkniary,
~.
IRMID120) MAAR MURATA:O • •
TRANSPARENT AND 81(AVINO SOAP. COMMIES,
' I RETRACTS, ae. kr. POMADES, TOILET WA.
i TERB AND SOAPS, Ae. i.e. Am—
tWo.; 641 Nora NiatA strtei, PhiladriFkia•
Nine. II igheet Premiums iiwareed.--A PARR ALEDAI,
the Word's Fair, Den*, 1851.
II September 19, 'VI • Sii•
, 1 • -- A CARD. -.-- ,
1 HE untienngnOd ~ekes pleasnrci in,
announcing toh's 156M1110010 friends and 'Napa.
' • n minerici. that he wilt open on .13sinrday, the 19th
find, at the celebrated C 16. ., Wardrobe, (the only Islam
'irhereintentleman can bej inruished with every thing
Os , is so.deeirable to complete Ms tollette„) in Schusi
lEIII County,•nno of the moat fashionable assortments of
,Clutlt Cessimeris _and Vesting., with Bhhts, Cellars,
:uspeuticen, Morris, Neck hies. Entrfs. Reeks. Hosiery,
!
'ocket Kerchiefs, Linen, Kiln, Embroidered. and all oil'.
r kinds and qualities tha% ran be frarehased in the doles
f Kew Zak and f'blladelphia, for tile full and minter
pear.' TO all of sthfch we fmnienlarly Invite you to
k l iN gad inolfic lbe.yenrej.lves, hefty purchasing else.
idlers.' ! * V.J E. I'. BUM . ' t.'l:._• Mug'!.l' iChstre lit, appeagff Arahapttmge IR., : Adroit' le.
J! Eeptatibet 19, If - ;
rd • 1 ' REolizgo PRICES. . • .
1, W all IPliatiKe4r •Ch oal3—
1 a
11 HE subscriber has a large lot of
! eery `choke Patterns of ' - -
'l. I Paper, suitable fort Hails, , ---
Pariont, , Diking Moms, Them-
ibers and PoblteDultdingi p which : ' ', , ... .
iho I/M.1.101 at , greatly rwsnrert' a,4, ,••••..-
!prices. The Stock embraces the •• . .•• w, • ..-
latiat and most esteemethPatterna. . Paper as Cheap as 5
1 cents al"lece.
i Now Is the time for &ileitis, fir. Paper Ilanginctsand
ai • • f - • D. BANYAN'S
hooks (keep "Wholoare - owrißetail Prrpir.W4 - Thla .4mr.
iirPAPEIt, HANGERS SUPPLIED VERY CIIEAP.
. October Sist, 'irt i . . ..44-
• W I . EW '
- , Witelejale t Maier stud Gestist.nbort. '
rrli 11:E - OUPOORIBLTS beg I:nve to
inform the nitisen of Schuylkill county, that they
hate leksed the_* ateho se of Stessra. Yardley k Son, on
takeoriter* Centre nn .Maueh Chnnk streets, in Potts-
Itllleothetti thei have eOnatantly en band,.:41,01711. of
the brit extra. auk , PEI rimy brands, Wilßit P. RTE.
OATS: and CORN. 'Alia .Coris and OaleChop.)1111 Teed,
Buckwheat midi Corn cal , Apples, Potatoes. ...-.i."4, 7 A
le:, &e. all of 'which th will sell at greatly rec :47 i l
ke
kneed, Pricey. Orders fo). anylitantity of Flour
and Grata rival* aukdellveted at any point, on this
shortest notice, .;,' ' .
llesiors and Feeders g enerally,r will end it grotty to
their sitratatam to give ia a call, as weal, satisfied that
by in doles -they ran sage at, least" it per: end. on theft
puttliktes. Ofvf z us a /di and awertafn t,r yourselves,
• I' , „,—.. ' .I . ll;puttßgEtt &BLAIR. •
ibtterille s Ortber 31/1Z ' . 44 tf
E. CARRICLIES, Padtsvillet.Pan
7 fS'AGENT fok the Bole orEVANS7
..j. WATSON'S Philirdetplia .116eafeetteted
.'SALAMANDER SAFES, -
2 Sosith. Poicrth Street, Phiiade/phia.
11
corttailti is ; 11110. - Iy, and Mud Prevathn
• . - .—
Repoet of Me _ Ornoniatee appos'aftd
. lo taperinfewal ate
'• , 7( buiiig of IA &en &fey al Reading, .
- - - rn
..hbr rg Ze.k 1£47. -
1
t , : . Iltailma. March IIM
I'. TIM undersigned, m =hers of the .• _ .. •
committee, d4l respectlbily repsrt,
.....,,
that Ste saw the two Sires originally
i ,:=.
sneak( upon bi• Fa la a Herring 1r" T ,
,
til ,
. ' and grate I Watson, bred aide by
Mein st fernade; via: • The pate In . ---
use .by the Paymaster, of the Phil*
delphis & Reading lita HboattChnipiny,
In' hie edit* at Readin4, manutketured by Itarmbraffees:
I rlngiand the Life In nit* by fl; A. Lauta, la hie states,'
•
manufactured -by Keane& Wataan, and put In hooka and
papers precisely/Oar; : • •.'
....
I The nor wee-started 01 5!..4 o'clock, A. M.. and kept up
I until - Ivor ear of green hickory, two cords dry rend
j'. half Chesnut top wait, were entirely consumed, the
I *toga under the superintendence of the anbitcriters,
members of the committee . Th e Wes were than cooled
off with water l !after Whkh they were opened, and the
banks and rapes taken out tojatbaerommittee and sent
tolli A._Lanta). store for pub& examtnatiote after they ;
wens: first examstnad Said marked by the committee. The
books and papers taken from the safe man ntactured by
ETltilt A WsixOn went but slightly affected by the fie ;
lenie beat, while those taken from the safe nut n taint ured
' by garrets & Lterring were. in our judgment, damaged
fuffY Aileen per cent. more than those taken from BUMS
' A Wateon's sate. : • - - - • ...,..
Wilheliere the aboin to have been a fair end Impartial
Weise! the regiet , iiti. qualities ot balked....
I -JACOB EL DYSITER.
'. -. :• - - DANIXL 8:1117MR,
'Hatierbeen about dueler the burning, we 1101 y co
. ineide with ttie abova statement Of the condition of the
peps. and tarelm taken out of thelownorthe alfet- •
, ) 4 :t
the thtloalow amid patiernen, reslaratsOf Beadltor
- and its "Welty, whoUw she abOY• els, have 'sPrebssea
' 211 RAM tram r..tansAlt Warm Awe the bare hg; up tc:,
1114 Ist, 1837:
- • iti.A..lNtroils.l,• Lipoid likelt,l; Istie Bulb. I: Rat.
- * Itesstor; 1; W. Shads 4 Son, 1; !faits , W. Mbeettger,
: Dr. Wm. Moore, 1:?Solomoa Ilboads.l; Led L. Smith,'
1 : 111 Ch k Oil& I ; r in. 11/lek.l: Krafmstv 4 Baum,
II ;Wm. MeltOriter, l: Gimp J. Eckert, 1 ; J.M. 4 O.W.
1 Ilattruilc; 1; j Ezra nitres. 1 ; James Jamison, I - ,J. 14 4
1 A.l 'B. Wormir. 1; aseeb lebmarter.l; Wed. Rhißil lc
P. II; Settollmatiegeril; R. R. Oomvsny, l; 11.' 4.ltaiN
'IOC C. a P; P. Ittnantratt.l;.lllTharta i . 101141 a
rag
' Co4lllftom. I; J :P. and. 2.. t• - • . - ," ',-. •• ..
Is, : . `i '!
- " ' -s -.. EVA 8 '4.Al4llltlillr ''. 3 . 4 .‘j.4:/- -
Triii nii - ; in two sao"aotrintinacii ii4libil
at or indhouNit‘a wriktgkw, .1,TN4440011
•:• 1— 3 , .: -
PLUMBING.
ry.m.-71v t Altin
.. _
irettiffit„bol,
•
Oar. Qum. Ito, kat tacit 4 1 4104 aoltimmoi'li a 0110
_ .1
A. W. Randsli,ibir Abliaub be ebretedlgovereor by
aXttrlty. Th• artatrlkawi lkala a , mojinity 1•
b>th branches at thi L346latuts.
Bask Asthma. -
Tikeegieureettbe Haute et Veurlilt,Wrwtiniaberleed„
Lewisburg, Westbnierb o Jerseysbeee 'sad -11doekbargu,
hare pima the *.liewitg resolotioa
Retoteei, That dieing the empeneton' etbeeie
meats.s. b fife ItaaksertidsOsunwertegtoi wed*. it
Inexpedient to nuke 11 4YErillisiel writlaftbe
Banks far the redemption Omar Vote&
- • ibutgor Moo ttratio:
!tow hitiorr mot/ op bon* boot held to iier Torty
at the last al trlileb 11 to thoottild Itnoat INN polast.
Their &mood -k. ".pit! tad 4- bnit4." The 3tayor
wombed Mkt. If It .was out otionSoLAboy soy to
an *trod dory olgodttpsetalot tkslt iltatUoa.
The moneyed Duo mod shell oat to the poor ; sad it
they sottill opt s the mud* mu; be thebtatart. ?beam
WEN atto Dow lattett t bus tratet w aanst tat nary
zaeatate• that would Lisp Ullllllll mot brat.—
Protettloo, even at this plea. aveld hop tattesttleeble,
for the veer lobotoso who bow. sus4 Me aM Walsh
to wanttoot of witgla be &Well *hat the amid at the
patty . to toticaltotott I and wool Ito imitooktse
of Itokizg to owaadtat yttaibt.stttadesesame!
Wettest' Of ti m e W•ett.• ' •
Dating the *felt *teeth:se hart, tem be lii Musa—
ebonite. New Toill4lleve Jena, ea. hramisesi„
nova. P Dents. Je,harr teen elected tionerstie of
Masrachneefte, by • laraelhondttr: Doti beasebee of
the Leglelattarsset Itepobtkan by large
In New York the Repubtleans are • =Dina
^.3,000 to Woo. , ..Dentneeetirf voter' In Net abet
the - same as that Or Buchanan test yaw, white
Doe. finudted Thoneesd - agglitdiaglut lard, MS=
front voting. The "Aleatakele got* Is Zeus then hair
that polled by the wane piety hist year.' Dontswbet then
Toted on that side hate nutted with the litiOnidierille,
ethers with thellemeenta, se their Peodillarr we Anti-
Slavery incitsatkme dictated, It is robib te lrk that the
Legislature hair gone with the Nati tieltell._
An sleetion was held ha New Jersey 'Oa Theeday thr
Members of the Legislators and County Mows This
Democracy hare gelded►lart• wority Genif 0 . 01 . 0
of the oast Legislature. Wades deleting these County
tkkete to nearlyseety oninty where they Aid such
nomination. •
The, elsetlon to llfirrybisd resulted fu comptota
triumph of lb. Aeserlcsa parer. Wets, 'the Aueseksse
eaudldsts In governor, Is stored.
UM, 111411 a.
' Tar bank of Belgium bag managed the rata of
diacbunt to tcl per cent. ' -
Tim rata if discount at Mal an bad : &alined
eight sail a half
Auesucis Gotm is ipaoted in Phibedetfigi al
to 41 percent. premlatr..
•• Tin batik of Denmark has inereamod the tabor
discount from ti to 6 per cent. • ;.'
Tea Dlissount Base Ramer lil6i.a....llinßtink
Italie& bill haa . paesed the Bsoate, without amen&
Wan, boY stanrit7 of 11 rote; .
Ten llama or. Eiotarin.—We leant b the
Canada that the buliietrot the Bank , of-111110arai
bad deetwared diaries the week, 411156,61111..;. 0 4
Tag LONDON Meier. btalitti--The I f eanlon
money market Was easier, wben the illaautistalliwi t
asd Iltranoial affairs generally were'more stititfae.
tory. • 4 • -
MONXTAiIt MATTZES AT New Onutows.—Tbero
Is a greatly improved totting in monetary: matters
there, and the wont of the pinch is bellowed to be
Over.
.
Drama the 'last Ifs years we hare, by export
lag specie, progredied towards btu:ampler at the
rate of,eighty-tee millions of dollars a year. A
startling fact. • . . . •
, The liirald of Freedom pays that. the bank
suspensions in the East were' severely felt In
dianola* on Beebe:et . of valueless Eastern exchan
ges led (bore :-, ' . ... ;•,! -, -• . . ~.
Mona Susie .-- The Steamer Star of the Weal.
\
'
at New Ror k; from Californig, brought, $1,454,-
000 in sp le . and' the Canada, at liablax, also
broeight $ 000,000.
i
Tpi %A
.aaI9IIOIIM DARICL-.A. bill legalising the
suspension of the banks of Id/mond tilt theist of
November, 11139, was passed iri-tbe House of _Rep
resentatives, on Tuesday, by tweraji-iiva majority.
Tarsus appears to be a decided' change fir:the
better. In .the principal Eastern cities there is
an iiviprovementas well it the stock board ai in
theMonatary- world. The want hat been experi
enced, arid
_affairs it - is. tljsught, will gradually
mond.. ,
Tait returns of the banks of New York city, for
the past week show the following changes in lb.
aggregate, oempared with the wed/ previ•ruse
Deettaatoltt loana and discounts, - $276,764-
. .
Increase in specte, .- • . 2,411,108
Decrease in circulation, : .540,994
Increase In depeeits, - . 3,970,258 .
• Braman° of the cattle, market; Thursday's Tri.
bane atoms -- ' - ''' - ' . . ' - • ' ,
"The triads is, with the cattle . market As with .
everything elle, ,it must coots down.. The price
new Is )nt'of.proporthin high, - and feed never was
.more abundant, and the stuck of fatting cattle Is
.not as metal al bat been calculated upon." , •, .
Yesvermar's Philadelphia Press ow:
emi passage. of, our basinfuls men nobarincil
over the perilous days of November has given stilt
more confidence to the money market, and sales
of:paper are reputed' by the broker at If and 11.
per cent.- At the stock board - boobs's% ;continues
to imprbiris slowly, and the prices oleeenrities
usually faken.for in - vestment improve:" .
COUNTERFEITS.-NOW counterfoil ilre dol.
tar billion the York Connty Bank aro In °incubi.
'good method to detect them Is In the
kresident's ♦ignature, Eli Lewis. In tii - gensdne
the • in Lewis does not touch the printeul "Pres,"
while% the , bad, the r touches or inns Into It.—
The teeth in the Rike on the left side of the note
at the bottom, are coarser in the counterfeit than
in the good. - There is also a new counterfeit on
tb.lo's of the Harrisburg Bank, in circulation.
Be ou jour guird against them notes.
JOHN. Scrum)? is a G ornate Banker in Louisville.
fle'ruffered a run, was compelled to suspend, but
did dot ebito his doors. Ile simply stuck op.&
notice in high Dutch that- he was going to haio
some mousy pretty loon. Two days after be took
down the' notice and put up another stating that
be bad 415,000 on hand. 'There was another
rots, and the $15,000 was soon gone. John put
up the old flatlets agaip, and nest day was again
in funds, when in accordance with, his obi ,plawo
be chan ged " the notice. At last nbeotsntr there
wait no . un on Juba -Behosidt,_and his depositors
hatlall come honk to him.! Thatwaist straight
torwaid Dutch pluali , norl honesty. .
• ••
Ar New York ail descriptions of Beef, Cattlo
have decilied in price. Thursday's New'York
Courier OW( Rogittrr6. says '
odic haye no ne6nito changes to report in the
Money Market , 'lq the indications are of a steady
though slow relief. The ,Banks of this city .are
toting heart, and listen to applications for dis
counts with more favor. The street rates' do
Omar." , Materially, tlintagh Adore - oeuedence
be. felt now that the principal . dsys of pay-
Mont, the 'Stand 4th of November, have pesstaL
The arritni'cif two aid a bait millions 6f spe
cie at ibis pert has added materially to Oho Way
ancy of. the Zifonoy,3l.arket.
The muSisnent of 'the stock market seems M. be
decidedly upward, and; with less flaetuations /a
prices than common for the past few aianthi?"
Focus:' TyreLcicenek.:—Per steateship7tfaao
do we tiro in posseesion of Liverpool dates hi the
24th nit. She bit brot;ght $1,009,00010 specie.
Tito 'intelligettee ie rather 'satisfactory, is the'
condition of. monetary afalre in England was
getting beiter, and the presser* had considerably
abated. The latest American news received in
England, was by tbe'steaiterkteslkpe, room Port,
)and. Thti .drettra i s news, of thi surpension (Ir. \
he Noir York banks, bad not been received. It
is not anticipated, that 1t could seriously ,affeat
the money market in London. The continental,
banks bed further advanced their rates of dis
count: The , prices of Console 'in the London '
smoney market bad slightly advanced.. The
crease of gold during the week In the Beak of
England was $2,92b;000. , Dreadatuffe rind Cotton
were deli, each with a' iiellning tendency.—
There was no further new*s from' Indist , ' There
'was an bereaving opinion *it the Sail et Mon
borotigh ought to replace itird Ceasing in
Pryetrpne of Kr: Ten Broeelea Meath:an vs. .
eers, bus ( o.l, , ett. Levet:apt° had previously 'gone
the era.** all horseflesh. • • "
the jilirktts.
powrsvu,Ln, NARKXTR.
(Wholesale Priers.)
- •
Whoorrour, bbl., le 80!Drled Peaches, ' par 'd. t 4 CO
itlrafYloor,bl4„ • - •4 ISO! do: •• do . unpar'd..2 to
Wheid,bumhal.l 20@1 3:•• Dried 4 41 4 1 4 1 1 , Par.d22 70
Ilyo, do •'' 3 01Egto,dozall, 14
,00rs, do:. TS, Hotter, per pour d, 17
oats, . do 4019hoo1441:4 0 -- 13
rotiteft. do 's
CO fled*,'
Timothy toed.. • . 3 82 0 Lard. - , ... . . 18
11 - 13
CloirfitrS,l 3 6 Ir l i :l lPlakter, , In ,' $6 to
lU)Spitioa, - .. 18 Pslt, por melt," "1 87 1 .. i,
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POTTSVILLIK PRODUCE MAIRIKUTN.
Metall Pete eft.)
/LOVII.-Wheat TICIOrWIIs from WWI to 7 (O P GM
antl,Ris At SO 00. sle Chop al 90 ob.* *Ow oia
llaii Si 'op do.
OBAllf.—Whitie Wheat eslls at $1 60IP ba., aid Red
at $1.30 dtg Rya 06 dee Com 00
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3ITCATS.—ef sell* at 10 fb 12 eta• per fit lintton
100121,,e d o . " e a igutft Pork 12 to 14 arn Sherohlortl234
no in 10174 do, Wogna 14 do.
• PADVTBIONIL—Butter sells from 1110 22 els."
CtromorL2W do, Arge lest& ip dos., lard 10 etc . /ark
fl gutietiteArr,:trCuba dot Porto
n f r o tyry .C" yellow 11 dot"A" hitel2X dts Cleated
atid Paired's:id 14 do; _
"town AND V EGETABLVl—Tratiatoes 60 to 61 ttslit
Thule. New' Potatoes 60 do: Cabbage 2to • Ns. amid,
A pplei 16 to 60 cit.* peck.
POTTEP/LLE "POST ORRICE.
El•portu'ro et
philadelphta, Reading, llarylabnric, Tittabaym, Nev
York and Pastern and bouthero 'Mates, Joke didly.
'mania at 3 A./Load IPA P.ll. Anita at 124 audit%
Wayifidt botiton'Pottri ilk sod Pltnadtiptiti, dully.
k0t0441134. A. M.; attivor at 1214 P. M.
tlatowlson,. lirllkeabarra, Dan le, Wlllfamr , and
Stlf, Cfnoes it 0.% A. M 4 knives at 1 1 11.
Part Carbon, Toseatora and. Tonnanna, dal [!ones
at al A 1 .1 14 'knives at 4 1 ,4 P. M., ample, Peat Carbon,
*Mt danirls aind Whoa tale. daily. flatot aid% and
1154 A.lll. . Arrives at: A. M., and 1911. • .
111norsT111e, Stemma and Dotialdegm. daily. goats a%
UN A. 11.; attltiaat Ii A. }..earn[ MlnatirtilM,which
departs take daily. • Close at 111.4 A. 11. and : 1 4 P. M.,
and artrito I,llnwa dally.C.:l and 11 A. 3/...nd 234 P. M.
' 1/tdnitaila elitaintLlO,ll.nntia4 and 'tleridatdgatir th M at h idi 144
and 1 atanhasAtt)4 P.. 11.
Odynesin dkai akin, t, Oth 9MantoteriannatA.
ilittnpastrialb *OS otk ''ttniadaY oltd YAW Wench
,aaatla•l to• Pt I; 4, •
QaMpipai fretin A, 30ioly.m, eviet_g_frogilsii. •
sol r • • ' n eranftwy.
voirlinfota,N49., Lii,a 4 .l,ll#4,4pki •