The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, November 14, 1857, Image 3

. NOVEMBER 14;1857.
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••airortnicirc lotion of the Attneas' Jere:tat le eqUal to
the &cutlets- trcutatton or any TIIIUKE other hrtgllsh
pspere published in the County—awl as it
,circulatea
minims the best portion . of the population, rtn is , tverttre .
meat Inserted Iti Its columns le, of course. worth as numb
10 the itivertiser iut If published in any three other pa.
pers. Ift out c tics ti WLion og le retell of ad rertbd archways
iPth
ame•
dod In pr
ac:ertil
--_—
To' Dell . quemt bre44lolPr this
aepred
week curta H
il!. g our id of OW,* subscribers Irk° are In
arrears for se - 431 years ; and Oohs,. paid no silent' on
to our repeat • esllls, not ores anering the letters ad-
dressed to th In, or glrltlf any reason sw for not paying
After the list s completed , we will snake out a s t i t,‘„ta
for pub kelp . We festal the necessity of iaklttg suet
a step,but wb o persons take papers for a number of
rs and trea all hills forwarded with pecfeet neglect
yea
and Is ce, It Is the only course fur Oat pub.
tither to pa .e, particularly when they itisideut a
dlstance.,
CSINESS NOTICES.
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a Notice signed Thai. R. Damian.
ATU Travelers tial,doa are 'for Bale at
ESE Amino,
UNITED
9 HOLLAND BITTER&—tee advertiser
valuable Tonic. •
. .
FREERS are referred to the Sternal
clergyman.
'D advertises a stray Mari audit** that
salsa a few week/intim. Boa advertlato
iiiiiittA
tent of alai ,
NEttitthi
went of& felt/
ISRAEL RE ,
fame to bta pn
moot.
LOtthERRY
annual eleetlo
the 7th prorto
BTYAYA
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CREEK RAILROAD COMPANY:,---•An
• rot °Moors will be held at Fineptive on
. --
ItTls now in this Borough 'for Atte par
,
6 g diseases of the Ltingslibroali etc. lie
• encores In the principal cities of the
Menhirs see advertisement.
r citizens who want reel Jersey Bariages,
1 , Mutton, TarkleitOeese,DueltS Chick
lid Fowl, kr-, should patronize Mr. John
• stand, Centre street, abore'llarket.
pose of treatl
has had .moe
Union. for
THOSE 40
yoanq Pork,
enet. enisoo,
o►►er, etihe
via Tinza.—Lotqua a loan.
Morro ro
reeident,Comonfort has bocci clothed
31rxico.
with dictatwri
al powers.
ncy in:deranged, that ten mina
alto one cm.
Tu rut
do not now'
• sea ofidassachusetts, h. gone into
ations at Boston.
Gov. Ghat
ME=
pile btui been' driven forfore bridge
ierimento river, Californie. .
Tea Snot
across the
cah o ots iD New , York have damaged
ruble extent the railroads of that
Szvisitz
to • eonaid
State.'
Manna of Batuii flange La .,
an engine, which can be construoted
,1, fur about PO.
WILLIAM
lids invcnte
boiler and a
on TIAOL,—It IS Stated tliat Mr. Ten
500,000 on the How Market rice, by
; fling the Ctosartritach Handicap, I. ,
Pasrer
1
Broeck won i
Prioress wi
y night. the Goshen Bank of Omega
York, was robbid of $30,000 in bilk.;
peals contained in the vaults.
ON Ted'
county, N 6
nett all the i
!rtft.South or Springfielk.Pl., on the
I ntent' thelaimera aro offering eorn i iit
bushel in the field ;. others at $5 per.
CEIZAP C
`rnilroads,
15 cep ta,pe
!I•nd 1•
ed country Banks of Tennsylva
, as far as wo cc:alai - in, accepted the
.. Relief Law. Those of Philadelphia
rg having dune the: ..e; bo law is
operation. ' • .." - •
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THE sus ,
' 311 , 1 have al
terms of th l
and Pittabi
now in: fall
from the Military ExWtion to Utah
In starting too lute, it la threatened
y frost and starvation. It is reported
m Young has captured , a portion I it.
I onfirmatton. • .
Tue novi
is ominous
pith death
hnt Brigli
phis needs
l Yille /atelligeneer, 'under' tho editorial
r..Kepier, is a spirited and interesting
ore pleased to 'Pio a paper rendered
the lamented Beet, maintaining its ,
E n new hands. ,
Tli& DA
control of
bIICCi. -IV
i °pular b
reputation
•
TION.--Medical statisticai appear toi
consumptinn, where prevalent, origi
ften ip Bummer fB• in wilder, and the
Ries declare that it letnote common
in cold elimakes.
COisum t l
prime that
natas lui I f
Last oath°
in hat tha
op market at Boston is easier, but, so
riblie ore concerned, the stimetyhard
fists. Money ienot to be bad by com:
le. There is no business !;doing, and
are out of employment. • I ' .
Tnn mo
fir as the
premiere e
mon poo
thousands
I I 11%—Tb° Pactfie Seutinelitys thit an
ed Pedro died at Suptal Cruyon the
bet., age 130 years: 1'01784, when
.n there was founded, Pedrib war an old
s known to teeny people : residing at
t•nota tru
SCARCIT OF COALSIT BOSTON.---A . letter from
Boston states Mit ,they will suffer Mr fuel before
the winter is <mei: The Coal yards , of that city
show a "Ergot.ly account" of empty bine. Be
fore winte is throngh, the yeti of COal !oust go
up to a high
Summon Mordisiza.—Dr. F. Stewart of Phila
delphia,. hist madi Able elution melattees from the
Chincre Mira cane. . TIM yield was equal to two
hundred and forty - gallons to the ';acre, and is
very good, being quite as rich and eirupy as that
ram the ordinary cane.
Tun citizens of 'Philadelphia are adopting mcal
urea ro thietra the unemployed iota: of that city.
f the ipdastrial classes, although coffering, will
iioduct liemeclvice,with propriety, they need not
,upon makingltheir wants tctioern, they
• ill expekeilee aught but sympathy;and relief.
Tile Ph ladelpliia Press; (Poiney'e) says
"That Walker will be sustained by every foe of
and in elections, and every friend of the prinei
le that tbtrmajvity shall rule." r •
That b l i the right sort of .talk, an,il we shall be
lad to hear more of it from the Democratic side,
tol - after the talk to have them etiok to it.
MMffl=
MR. S.:AosTin ALitnern has published a card
a the Philadelphia papers, denying that Mr;
t,,tua 5 411ibone; late President of the Dank of
'etnie . slraniaNdlroodeel from his home fora for
,ln country, with a,design to defraud his eredil
.ro.' es charged in the proceedings against hind
le afits a suspension of public opinion, 'until the
L rim aro investigated, and'proved disPtroved.
4WERICA24 ilauzuutiv Artsan.--;-The young
.meriean nog none who was 'called from the Uni' r
t States to construct a difficult scispenaiotti
?Age, across the Avon, at Bristol, England, a
'ridge commenced and giien up as impossible by,
e great engineer Brunel,, is now in Paris, and
xprtwes himself as perfectly satisfied of his sue=
r , r in the undertaking: : Ms min are already at,
A KANSAS J norm—A man named - Ford,etrest-
I Gar /tubbing Bailey, a Free State man, at Lo
Aspton; Kansas, has been allowed to escape by;
LOgc Cato, who refused to tall a Grand ittry, and
HiTers,l the case to go by default! The Hera/4
says Cato is cub an, hahitttal drunk.
: 1
: I illa9a*tryers of all parties, newiell as the peq-1 ,
, :t , liOrtin loudly of him. lle is often too drunk .
r n nh1 , 19 day to attend to buidnetti. •
Teti linglieh journals use the teleg ram in-,
.414 telegraph. Both lira . inidSgant und
rreet. j The Boston Courier says that wercall an
struinent fin...mein.? far a TICLESCOi.II; wo inigi4i
operly name one fur time seeoliag.far tzunixti
Thill is a better word than tedegVare,'
~ 1 l'uo l titis tile thing intended, Wtheli, telegraph
not, nocording to vulgar use Of it. ' :
Al.". •
ilOn URRISLI:eb AGRICULTURAL ADinly.s3 I
Min] a general desire expresfed by Vo far
urs af; this County that the address recently de'
'feted :iv) Mr. Greeley at the Ornigsburg Fair
Many wbo'did not hear,it
re Ittimue of perusing it. We trust that th
• ,vity will imlluce Mr. Greeley to:throisha cop
Itim ? , .... 14 Teittorpublication. A.eeretul parole
w kw l,l ilti'much , •ood in tbis Conanty.
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'Taft SCEIV iLICILLeuUNTT ALMS ' 1101781.--We
ik tho tarDtat atttntion of every eitisen and s
x•payer to a communication in another col. l
you On the.,euntlan and.ezpensea of this Insti.
slion. The statistical facts contained therein,'
ts interesting,—Sonse startling. To our cam.
li.d(jant who has taken the , trouble to go' Into
ts i aminatiun of the past expensas, sad present
..tiftien of the Alma Rouse, we are indebted.--
'" intimated and the figures seam to bear oat
't? >'e estimate, that for the Coming yeer, , that
ultution will dptnand three
4urthe of the itzes
fl
•
‘ 6, tts , l fur County purpo ' This must open
tof to:layer! to the eeessity of inatitu.
sol;.
. 4 f.:iia where it is needed. Workhouses in
rowith the Alms house, might be eataii.
a l 4
: t shartiintage, in reducing the annual ei
' 7 ,1 44 we tbey will yet ;be erected
7`thas m think ol t it picaent Is canductod,lit is
Ni ttirthiti.upon the tritupagers of &hull
-4447. Too moth • so in tact. , We. mint
• 1 tit load. 4 • ' ~
1
,
,
, ... .
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•
e via* , w, -- lit the
LAIP;t,
Ins IPO *IA* truth, and eto
lch shoultthe mote generally
itpciti;*at we ranhet ref hi
Artletei like the follow t r
,4 ficultici 'of the poor ,as
el l
.
who evidently halievei him.
'Ate' the phblic on the fusan-;
time and their remedy, am
, is the true acid ,
only so+e
l all wealth is the produ ct of
natoly fur those who perfotn
1 , is arising therefrom' areiv
poll:al by the employer or
. become rich upon ihe prod et ClL while ho ii left to pine a
i t ay
common tban tkilabove style
biog can be more esseothilly
Labor'—if by that is - . mI ttit
abor—is not 'the only so ree'
it 'wealth the product' of such
ILabor is just as conducivend
action ot wealth as phys , cal
trial as handwork . - The ig
/
on a canal or railroad do no
en do the engineers who lap
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• CAP=
The annazitaijall
York; Tribune, con
larges upon factozr;
recognized - and mote
'from , copying it.l,
awaken the" slat:
well as rielt
"A. correzPondtait
calf tinalificd to enl
'Oral disorders of 'on
menCes as follows:;
'Productive Lab ..
;
of Wealth. In fac
Labor; but, unfor •
that',lbot, the p •
en to or aro mu ,
manufacturers,
of tiro workmau'a
penury and wa
"Nothing is mu
of aisertion, At
false. 'l'rodTctiv.
muscula
of wealth ; nor ism '
LahOr. Intelitetud i l
esrential to the
r
Zibrain-work as- •
44,
rs .
ga' and mason
more construct it
Suppose
and' irect the e 4 structiOn.-, Suppose • rail
is ti.. be construct at a prospective cost of en
Million Dollars o aye' work, and an engioaming ,
i
genius or invent of labor-saving inachinery
shows how tolna s just as goods railroad as Ciao
intended, at 'cos ' f Minis Million Dollars or disyst
work, this man i j at as truly a creator of wealth,
andihas created aisleitick wealth, as any ten it
sion
sand diggers whoj• o a hundred days' work , eh
on the railroad. ay : the engineer's or Insen.
tor's device will I orally prove useful In the Con.
structiun of futur ; railroad', and so bee perpetual
crestur of wealt bile the diggers' labor Is illfe.
where it is applied, and there
in
, ital—that it , the uncorunt ed
or—la just u conducive to aro-
ful and productive
only.
"But again
od -
_product of poet
ductiou'ls Pr 6s "l
live side by side h
neeo - of a ItailroM
!dents oil the line!
the stock, or the,
Amt. farmers has
Meat and Graft
he inbserther4sot
and: sells this Me
the Yoad and Pays
proCieds. The
he takes stock to ' i t
theirack with hid
be earns enough 44
of these farmers'
toward the road, tl
button of the 'form
tabor..
Suppose two' faraters
ate Wein, where there is great
-It is necessary that thelres.
lhould subscribe bandsomely to
road cannot be built., Otte of
his year:produeed $5O worth
beyond bts current needs,' and
to the stock of the Itt#ad
_.and Grain to the labo on
up his subscription with . the
ler has no surplus product but
be extent of $2OO, and goes on
i
team and boys, and work' till
pay up hit subscription. One
is said to contribute ea ital
to other Labor ; but the eo tri
er is as real and as valuable in
proportion to Its •,., oust as the other. Capi i
in tact, Labor; a'. Labor Is one. deseripti ,
Capital.
"Not is iG true at sit •profit is asonopoliat
employers or expvt_lists. • The mechanic a - hal
den!dollars per t, k lend many receive, ' -hr were
recently receivvil far more than that) whe , Oa- .
skilled labor is* , Ca but a dollar per day, "ekes
a profit on bit ea'. ml, which is his skill or kriowl
edge of his b4in4ss,that is just as real and! just
as clearly profit 1 is the employer's profit, tap- •
Bulists's When b getcany. Le t us illustrat this
troth :
A. I
E. end C. ;I. sf lit s 4 '. armers or pioneers in
'Western lowa, ' d c ri gas dollar per daj for _
.ordinary labor. tut A. B. is a very skillful, and
rapid cradler of . In, and charges and o b tains
. $3, per3tlay fqr adling, because he is wo rt h' it. .
This isn't prat, ~ ye a blockhead, it is Onli pay
fot his hiller. "ry good: C. Bosh° isn't al good
cradler, and coal:. o't earn. ten shillings a day iq
that capacity, cc ' pee together money enough to
buy a Mower an 1 Reaper, . wherewith he can eat
grain four times' a fast as A. B. can cracli t ? it;
and now be ente r : into competition with A. . in
groin-cutting, as . mg and'receiving $5 per day for
himself and tune , inc—team' and every thing else
being found hi I A. B. is a capitalist, 1/It4 het
making a profit , n his machine, which is hi cap
ital ; but wherei'. is his 'machine, capital t at A.
Brad l
B.:s skill in eraog i s rio t?
1 .., . „
.I'Ll r ere are ani Ilion a le, clustered tthin
three miles of o. City 11 l. Every aduk is the
,Absolute owner.. his or her own muscles, and at
liberty to be hi own master. The journdyman
shoemaker, hat r, tailtir, he., are at pmf t lib
ertyt to exchang • , the products of their la or di
rectly with each palm. and pay no tribute . hat.,
ever to, capital o ' direction. In a state of orbit ,
t
rises, thei.doAlli , extensively if not whol 4 in .
civilization, they do not,-because they do Setter.—
The hatter can 1, aka more and better hats , ,hy
'working with a employer's machinery and other
:„ , • th o, m ,
eapita ; ' so sti too snoeus,er, tailor, and oth
ers. They wor for truployers, just as afa ming
neighbor will hi, 6 C. D. and his Reaper, b cause
, i v
lie derived ati a vantage from so doing— e can
get more bay t leas cost than othernis . .80
there is not ajo rneym
an in this City who orke
for' an employer for any other reason thait b cause
be believes he nso procure for himself more of
Whatever 'he qe do or desires than in nay l other
way. The emp •,yer usually hires him forla.kin
dred reason; Ile, we have known
,several 4istan
ces-rhooir such bow—wherein employers motio
ned their work when they made uo.proti by it,
1
and would have, preferred to stop, merely 0 give
their workmen ti chance to live till better tiOns.
Dad our corresp trident ever know a case 'in which
joazieymen co , inued to work from a like i pulse,
of good will to heir employers, . whoa th
',observed by sto ping.
e r own
I
interest. would , avo been
•i.ll"ji have do • a our part to bring • about more
perfect and ha onious relation between apital
and Labor Oa 'that now existing. We know
others whose 1 burs and sacrifices in th same
cause command' oar profound admiration The
great obstacles. oaucCess in this, at best, a damn
arid difficult u n ertiiking, are the ignorance, blind
ness and prodi lily of those who are .m4nly to
hb i benefiteda perfect 7 syetem' of-co-o retire
Industry.' Tial unmarried journey Ma - who re-.
calves his $8 t $l2 per week, and speeds it all
about as fast as hi earns it, will go to hies grave
i
'Poor as Lame grumbling that Capital 4 to
up
I'
labor when i is in fact Labor that eat (and
drinks) up itsel . You may 'hewer gold o work
litgmen who s, , end a third of their earnings in
bar-rooms , the ' es and other haunts of Wipe
tien, and they ill be poor and needy. Mimi lilt.—
110 who is ever o have anything ahead wII gen
erally save so. • thing the first year aft er
he is
one-and-Brent whether his wages. be 10 per
Week or only ...Very soon,' be will be capi
talist, in his h mble way-rthat is,. his
. ifavings
from the fruLtx .f past labor will be earnmg him ,
clamor'
against Capita is generally. raised by those Who
take good enrol .ever to have any. We wish there
Were a great as I more Capital Than there is—or,
what is thus sa thing, we wish our, coon yuign
of all classes h d caved a good part of wh t they
have spent n ' lesely through the last fi or six
years; for we a sure those who didn't' ve, as
well as these o did, would thus be in I ' hettei
!Maiden, to m
',a e the exigepcies of 'the bar Win
i
tar gree,"
THE ÜBE OP THE DISTRESS.
I, The otinelt contains facti and Own.
our
iereet. With 'stress upon the country ; filo
, A
torles and wit closedi and thoulands o work.
4 .
Inman out e mployment, it bohobres us to pen
. der on the can oof this unhappy state o f affairs,
nod study out be remedy. Read the foll owing
wing :
•'' ,To the Editor # Ole New York Tistes . :—The F Trade
jealuals are beg leg end pleading the factories In New
England not to discharge their workmen; n other
words, after pros Min; Free Tradelor a series f years,
and bringing th , :
whole factory business into nler ruin,
they are now Mg the owners of our tacto es to re
tain those "hart ' which they hate not al dy been
Compelled to di ' arge, and'te further involve l he own. ]
era and stockhoi . ere with additional burdens. Underi
the Nullification uproar of 1 8 30 to 1834, and on to 1842,1
;
when mere th e , tie half of all the imports ei me into
the country wi free duties, nod the balance a 20 'per
amt., nine fa es nut of eve ten in the United
§tatee wentinte; . nkruptey, or c egged ownership by
mi c e of the She ff. 'We had glorious times, indeed,
i
from 1537 to 164
. i Tim law of 1. ; revived everything, but in 846 the
evil star of Fnii redo again became in the arndant..
Let us hear w the English people thernaelv th ink
er this state of , lugs. In 1865 the Belfast J
l reroaatile
Journal due •
..That since 1. 6 the export trade Dom England to
the United Su . bad increased 1161 a cent: • ,
• That in the las ' ix years iron. wrought and
I I ; unwrought, e 1• • rted to the United States, ,
I had Increased . 380 "O' cent.
cotton goods ha Increased • 84 la cent.l
"Linen goods tr • harramed 80 %4 cent
Woolen manors;•tum bad increased 100 le cent
haberdashery d increased • 264 IS emit.
, Mach Inery luer i ncreased : '
In
It cent.
"That the ex L •r t of Iron manufactures ex In value
that of cotton, oolen, linen,dillir, and paper a? leather
goods.' , 1 ••
"Thar the e ...rt trade of England to this United
'States exceeds d e fourth of all tbe exports of the British
;Kingdom to all he world." •
I Verily, the I' tames are a 'eery accommodetl4 people
We took .from U • t Britain in 1950, of pig lam. 57,000
tons in that y ;of bar iron. bolts and rod I"on, 20.'4-
;630 tons, (bead railroad iron,) in the whole amount
ing to $17,713,1 1 for Iron manufacture, over and above
railroad iron., 1 his thing has been going on i t a very
rapid rate sin .. until until our own iron mines aid iron
foundries lave bftn, brought to a stand•etil . Their
Workiben are ai turned out of employment an running
`arotilid our at is moaning and In tears for b dto eat,
While Mr. held . who gave the mating vote t destroy
our factories in 1846,1 s now Minister to Eng! nd, Idll
fling and cooing Wound Victoria's Court. In 1 Eug.
1 6.
land received 2,9014500 .In. epode, from th Unit
States. while! • m the whole world she reed t d 1
165.000 to veil , including what she received asx
trails. The E lish people linow what moue . tans,
:and the worth ' fit , but we simeldhearted A ericans
Are told that rid so merchandise. but
in -1640, ail t mines in Great Britain prod 'ced t
.
• .17,000 tons of I n. In 1776,, England !tripe Fed Iron
:from her colony (New 'Jersey,) to, supply her !lame mar-
Ica. The last 1 ear;lBso, she exported to tl i ti n United
, States, neer ! 000 tons of manufactured i . lice'
!wines now eon' Rate the most productive sou ce of her '
national wrath • la all the world. ' In 1856 she:l iled nut
t 3
over 1 1 00,000 na of bon: All these elements f wealth
are piled up 1.. he Celled Slates, mountain hl h• His '
snort alone rod i supply all the Iron of the 'world for
thousands of I- re, but she is cursed with the blight of
' the Slane Pow 1 . and the humbug of free Trade. Mr.
Milk 4 tells us I that in 1556 one iron mine in New Jer
; sey raised IL I 1 tensor iron ore." ruts ore consumed
23.000 tons of nthiacite anal, amoo tons of Ihhestonel
i - ,
4000 tons of p iron was the product of this mine. 'lt
employed 600 .en the year round, who reeeled 8.2 6 6 e
iCIOCNIn wages. e opine that a great 'aranylworadng I
: bland around the city ofiNew 0,k,l who'
. hav been rot g with the Slave Power, and crying out
:" Trade," I °old Ilk. to sea themselves at such a
`mina IS this , C, emple . yeq, bek.rs many months Mere
mds. The American Iron Is the beet In
"It Me 1141 read the English inpe wane
!roll over their
the world. .
„...an t*lls v...-
~, of 16 per cent., annually, *bile the
Rwads lti Pennsylvania, and nand on the ,
away only at the rate of 6 pis' tent--
bar and pis Iron la both . harder and
e
flentets. . Wenn. truly yktura, •
I ' /203 i.
away at the
Attest= rails
teme.road, w .
•Auarican
tOokher than
X FVXD.-A general effort is bow
1 ,
the country to collecti; ; sum of
lilt of the widOw end dau titer of
I
ander Herndon. The women of
ith great propriety, appealed to on
or the cloaks act of the noble 7
's life. was a touching recognition
, f women and children ti) be pre.,
lit a peril which sHeottld hardly
Tee Ilene
being merle
Money on be,
the loge Com'
America are,
this subject,
butted sum
of the claims
Ifirred to
ihope to gni
the 'cued, ci
sore.
Who ona refuse to aootre
lbw
la bait lima t " >
11.1
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Tee Tarrital'afittAi.tftftsu9. Gll.lWilllhir
anr.—The .I!enersUearceUoist'
Abe number °flatlet:Ma, from which schedules
:were received by the . rietarY *• lolpecttirs' 10.1858,
amounted to 5117 against 4600 in,1850, and 4217
in 1838. Or these, 2210, were cotton foctorler,
woolen, 525 worsted, 417 flax, and 460 silk.
The .cot,tms, factories. have formed, 44,2..pac,
'lent., cud the silk : l6 per tent.. The woolen trade Is
he'coming concentrated in Yorkshire, and the wore- .
tad manufacture is almost exclusively
„confined to
the same county. The flax _tradei f most vigo
rous in Ireland. The number . of spindles and
looms in 18856 wee -respectively , 33003,330 of the
, rermer. and 369,i0k0r 'tho latter, and the :scfnal
horsepower even in the 'returns), 1.61,435.
Power biome have-inereasal from 115,801 (in '38,)
to the number already indicated—viz :'3e0,506.
The average mine or the cotton goodi and Yarn
exported in the titres letup 1853, 1854, and 1855;
was, in round %ambers, £31,000,000; of woolen
and worsted gorids and yare c tbe average exports
.;for three years amounteal, to 110,000.000. The,
number of children employed has decreased eon.
slderably in flax and woolen factories, while it has
icerensed in worsted. The total number of child
ren under 13 years of age employed in all kinds
of factories lest, year amounted to 46,071; the
number of males &dawn 13 and 18 t 0,2,220;
the number of females above 18.6 . 387,82.8; and
the number of males above 18 Years to 176,40 . 1;4
making a grand aggregate array of 682,497. 7
There! were • dUritlK the ball year,l9lB ioeldeuts
from Machinery, and 53 no dust° machinery.—
The number of informations was 380, and the
number of 'convictions 245. It ts to be regretted
that 018'sec-ideal fiat for the year shows the usual
tad . catastropber. T
'Formates Datspassaelimut.—:Dating last and
the early part of the preset!, week, large meetings
of unemployed workmen have been held in New
York, who have beets harangued by excited alieak•
era. Several attempts of not a peaceable
.etuse
actor, were checked by the pollee. On Tuesday ti
force of 'United ,Ittates soldier-1 : wits detailed to
protect the Government property in that city.—
They were under thelaimediate orders of 'Gen.
Scott. A suns amounting to- $250,000 has been
appropriated by the New York, Councils for work
on the Central Park.. So far no acts of serione
violence have taken place in New York, and we
have reason'to believe none wilt transpire, as the
worst of the monetary pressure is over.
In Philadelphia likewise, therehave been meet
ings of the unemployed during the week,' at which
speeches of, excitable character were delivered.
-Truths too, were uttered. For instance, • one of ,
the hard:fisted speakers wished to know in this
emergency, where the politicians, who 'professed
to, hold the welfare of the people at heart, were.—
Not one of them , was present at the meetings of
the working people. Generous in protestfon
niggardly in arts. Too true.
7 The workmen of the country who are oat of em
ployment, barn . a perfect right to make their wants
knOwn, and as long as they de se in.asteaceable
manner, they must claim the sympathy and aid of
.thoso -in better peconiarjr ciAntrtatices. We
hope soon to notice the discontinuance of the
demonstrations, as monetary matters are ruing
up rapidly. • • •
It is alleged that the expansion of thd CUITerl•
ey has been the cause of the difficulty. The fact
ie, that the legitimate currency of the country
has not kept pace with its plogresa. Railroad
bonds, etc., were forced in and became the basis
of currency and boldness. Clad .we in place of
adopting that insecure basis, kept gold and silver
here, td the extent of s26B,ooo,ooo—which is the
balance against us, in' our . accouut with foreign
nations—and made that the basis of a legitimate
currency, throtgh . the : mediutn . of banks, having
for their 4610:enable stocks, we 'would be!on a
better footing. It ii' the 'absence of We right
kind of currency that has plunged as so deeply
into trouble. The moment that the first cloud of
the financial tempeskoppeared °tithe horiion,ihe,
- illegitimate currency. distippeared, and the,banks
"shut *down." It is erroneously supposed and
stated that the banks hare in a great measore,
caused the difficulty. This can be answered: by .
simply static& as with individuals, so with banks.
If the customers of 'a MITI in business fail to pay .
him, ho cannot meet his -engagements. When
the people are remiss in their payments to the
bank:, the banks contract. When a - community
f eminences to curtail, tho banks very naturally
eurtail. No, the great' trouble is, theiabsence of
a currency, having for its basis, gold and silver.
The sooner that is established; the better it will
be.for the country. -
INVENTION FOR SUBMERGING SUBMARINE CABLES:
—An English engineer, Mr. John Do la llaye,
has taken out a patent for a now method of sub.
merging submarine electric cables. The plan be
prcposci is to encase zicable prepared like that
for the Atlantic Ocean in a soluble compound
. (the composition of which is not now mentioned,)
capablel.4 floating. it for a time on the surface of
the water. . The coating he proposed to use, fur
this purpose he suppOsed "would bold. it on the.
'surface of the waves while about five miles of ca-.
ble were payed out from the vessel before it be.
gait 'dissolve, end as it would dissolve gradually,
so the cablo could sink gradually to the bed of
the ocean. By this means he calculated that there
would always be'abOut five miles of cable lying on'
the surface of the water in the wake of the wee.
and the remainder would describe an incline
to within one hundred or two hundred feet of the
bed of the °offeror° dud-there would be comm.-
atively little strain - and consequently less liability
of breAage. The cable would descend into the
ocean almost horizontally instead of nearly per.
pendicularly. ~ • •,. .
THE /HON WORM) AND FAOTORIES or TUC cous
vny..-=We are pleased to observe by o'er exchang
es
. from different quarters, that mady, of the Iron
works and factories, 'employing large numbers of
hands, that were discontinued when the financial
storm burst upon them, are in some instances, rein
ming work, and in others, making, arrangements
.
to go on again..r It is true that some of Mein
do so on a reduced senior; but still it is saiisfaa
tory to know that under any eironmstanees, they
are resuming business. This hi produced not only
by a hrightning ep pf business; but by a redue- .
tiqn in importatioris, and by: a reduction in the
price; orriw materials. It is to be hoped that
by the advent of the first winter month, all the
iron works, mills sad factories, that have been
idle for some weeks past, will be enabled to re
sume work, or make arrangernentr to do so.
ImpilwrisT DEcigicnc—rt was• decided by the
Supreme Court at Pittsburg, a few days ago, that,
"When an administrator or trustee deposits trust
fends in his ()KM swine in a Bank Or Savings In
stitution which, !alibi, the foss shrill upon kin
and not upon ths'entsti quo treat." The Court
held that "The liability of an adminietrator or
trustee for fends loft by the failure of the bank
or institution in which they hare been tiepositmd,
sloes not depend up+ the good faith, Rrndence or
judgment with which he may have Meted—nor upon
the fact that he has deposited hie own feeds in the
same place. Ile Is personally responsible for the
loss of the money deposited in his name, because
be did not make the deposit as administrator or .
trustee." This is an important decision, arid those
whom it interests, should make a note of it. .
TOR OpMPIONSItIP Or TUC SCUCYLK4.L.-A
...regatta for the chempionship of the Schuylkill,
took puce at Philadelphia on. Eiaturday last, be.
ecnbe Atlanfa Phantom, and Falcon, each
ix i onred boats. The eontest was nn exciting
one, and witnessed by a large number of amateur
• sportsmen. The nests:started from the 'Falls
Bridge at - 41 o'clock, and robed to Turtle Rock,
a distance of 24 uts. , The time , made by - the
Atlanta, of the K i yatone Barge Club, was 21
minutes; the Phantom, of the American . Olab,
21 minute's and 3S i feconds. Thil.Falcon, in con
sequence of indisposition on the part of a rower,
fell TO seconds be .ind the Atlanta, and 40 sec
onds behind the P.M:nom. The Atlanta was do.
Oared the ehampi
aoir: *Au= 4q4; TO IL PEOPLB ,
Gov. Walker and Seeretary Stanton - attended a
great roars riveting of inhabitants of the Terri-
c i s
top of Kansas on the 21st ult., where they had
an enthusiastic 4. ptiOn, .as a conspilient to
their jut and Judie ens administration of the ter.
shish' government:: 'OW. ;Welker Is expected
soon to arrive in Wiishington, and Eleetetas, Stan.
ton will also whit that eity during• the early part
of the coming semi,. Theelution laws of
..
Kan
sas hive been generally published, and firnish
an explanation and .windlestion of the Coarse of
the 9overnor and Buttery of Kansas in rejecting
illegal votes. I .
, .
A Cuss' emnrasstos.—The following I state-
meat was found 'nide:a on the back of a two
dollar bill of the Tradere' Bank, passed at a
counting room in Beaton, last week :
This I. the last of $lOOO which I bare earned
'last year in 'gambling ; it has been the means
of rulaingroe, and ; liars only this to boy me i
week's rust:mance. I tun • wanderer, sad may
0014 forgive motke l erwr. ' ast guilty ; Women
and *lnc bevel eintied 'lt, and.'the Iltst;nlgliC I
garibled. the words my. Mother Santee ht a* on
and. blob abs.. said Arbon I
Wept the toniptori-.rung: in tikk min. 'bin?.
welt r old friend! - Call& MAW
. , niumpluicswity4
- ~
Tee Poleaxe Caeixez. le- uithas.—Ws dovouch
for the tralte Of thasibllewlue felth Ire give
as it appmee In the Minnie* otat i Zepottey "11 1 h
unctersta c ro *MA e &Vim Cabot icleireiMUlhatai axonal ineths been MA tram Rome by! Cardittal, Wiseman,
whieh,lfropepiled with, will elevate the Most Rev. Dr-
Erringion,i'Arebbithop of i retest:Aid, and `ccurtintor of
his eminence, to the temple- It may be stated, that the
.t ordinal need not comply withtheamoseed, ' Be Is es
Mince oethe church, perikeel
.iddepeltdmit of the 1 101 .4
See, so fares Its territorial j n Weide :led In
well infer-0144 Catholic decks It le stated
a thatDo'
the Tope
is anxious to abdicate his snvereigntf, end lo oksto
dlnal Waldman as the only person worthy seemed
" ~•
A Trutt. eo Paaire.—The Clerk stabs that the pmed
filthy of malting England and 'MEMO by moats of a rule
marine Telenet has been ...practically and sefentitically"
conridered:by a skillful engineer. IL A Thome de ChM
and. Ttisegentiernan has subriaitted his reject in the
Mat Muse trethe Emperor, who was greatly crock with
nit. After Wards the Minister or Patine Worts, in accord
,with thelliebter of Marina. named a special oinutitselos,
composed Of the most scientitki isotsbuisks. :me com
mission tuh divided that i 1: Thome da gatathsit iris no
• mere Meaner. The Raglishl Obternrient have I also
named oa their side a eemmiscliouiaud 91 li probable
that In thiscoming spring french cud English Magi peer,
will apply themselves to fhe work of vtinonsty mambo
ing the practicability of the project."
• timeouellavethex.—"lßd Phicar(saystitedthetneUM)
Is a name which, we are Imre, must be now making the
hearts of old Garthuslans dance with pride and delight.
The Charter house has bcasted'of many actiolara who
have serum; Into eminent men; searing othenethashaw,
the poet; Arldbon and Stock, the essayists: John Were
ley, the religions reformer, and Lord lakolsomogii, the
Lord Chief ..Instice. To the will merely be added
°Old Phlove'.' The pet name will be remembered by
Cartherimisubme memories tango back some 40 years
or more. They will not have forgotten the gentle and
thenhVial.lad vbq used to stand Making on while oth•
ers plamid;and whom general :meditative manner pro
cured IM MO the name el.-Philosopher,'" subsequently
dimioished to "Pbles." That mot and popular phikee
epher is toss oldkr,at whose came the hearts of Regilele
men beat alai honest pHde. .lialPhlarof the Charter
home is Ilaveloek, hero of Conover., .
ItTirtuunts livamrs.—Private letters jut If
mined 100cla Melbourne, mention a very horrible sad
soysteriaMl tragedy which took place there some time
sinekbethas only recently been brought to IMht..tit
' appears that an Mater of high rank. who has held an in-
Sedalia( position near the persons of the late and acting
gonemonief one of the Australian colonies, was on well
known tams of Intimacy with a woman. who pereeseed
some =CI or MOO in rah, and who was suddenly mbar
of about the time of that dicer's abrupt departure for
England:when he was also known to he involved in pa
euniary dlideultlea. A short time !edam the leaving of
the hat mall a disagreeable effluvium bad been noticed
In the home which the woman had fahatilted; and on
Asking no t he flooring to ascertain the muse, the Meta
ton,of a innate was found beneath It. By the side of the
body a stick was also d pcovered;whleh It is stated was
Indentined as havingedeen the 'property of the Mike,
above alluded to,aufka detective has been dispatched to
this country - I: h r of the Individual above name is
mixed ,upika aq nt In this mysterious affair. le as iL
is thongiti; tlndividual Jethro same party whom ru
mor in Sydney connected with the murder of. loPhls
Lewis, thelerthcoming revelations will dorm' a striking
chapter .1q the innate of aristocrat(. erimeonseh has
never heAire been heard of in .Aestralla c lent which may
exhibit aMotntorput to the recent Untidy at Waterloo
bridge. ~,.„
A l'etoeir or RAM AND MICt Vitexcm;--The depart
ments dna Lair et Cher and the Bent Rhin are at pre.
sent afflicted with a formidable serarge.l In the former
of these dMartments the rats are swarming, and devour
the eotatoes, beetroots, caret4s, turnips, sod even the
onions. They are seen miming *bout In Innumerable
bands. In the !lent Rhiu it is the mice which Sr. com
mitting ravages. They have increased In such a manner,
that an application was made to the prefect to permit
the use of aureole for their dettruttion. I That function
ary, alter mature inquiryi'returned for Answer that be
saw no ninon* for making any change in the existing
laws relafive to the sale of pidsoo, but he rounineends
the applicants to nee the phosphoric prate and the paste
o f arsenk; which is composed of 1,000 grammes of melted
tallow, 11100 grammes of flour, 100 grammes of amok,
10 mianuele of lamp black, and one gramme of essence of
annbeedi+-Gefignans's Illessneper.
Execupton or a letateut ter DensteaM—etlipital punish
ments are extremely ran In Denmark, and wheat, cense
sequently. one takes place. It occasions au immense PM
SLUM The announcement six days ago, Hata woman,
underientence of death, in prison In the province of
Jutland, (where It is certain there has been noexeentlon
for SOO years,) was to be executed the next morning, not
only teetered the whole neighboriig country into com
motion; but attracted monde Mom a great illatince.—
The condemned was a young woman named Gertrude,
. daughter ofJohn a peasant, ( In Denmark pees:nate have
no and her crime waemerdevlng bar hue
band. who was a soldier, by diathargiu r t a loaded pistol
When the moment came to se out for the scat
at him. '
dild she tefased to be conveyed Ina ca but taking the
executioner by the arm, walked firmly there. Laving
run up the steps; the stood nesethetatal hip*. listening
with gnat calmness to the reading oil the text of bee
condemnation, a very prolix document. She then look
MI her cap and shawl, Carew them at her feet, and bee
daged her eyes with her handkerchief. I She then knelt
down and placed her had on the block—a moment after
the asp fell. The extraordisieri calmness of the woman
astonishiet the spectators, wbo l were upwards of 20,000
in number. • •
Tux Jaws tic Anunua.—A Joliet, phyidclancf Horny*
a Dr. beritt,auppileaw, •eurlonsjtheme;for the specula ,
tines of the AustriataJournalista. He it also the cause
of some sirlous difficulty respecting questions of Israeli
lisle orthodoxy. This Doctor, hiving, by the bounteous
ness of Providence, and the tru H fulness of hls wife, be.
tome the joyful father of a son, objects to have hips elr
ccuntised.'but navertheless declares that he wishes his
eblidtObe broughtup in the bdigion of his fathers.—
The head, of tlieJoirish rsith In Moravia hubt, that this
sal on the part of the tether to have his son cireum
et *decoding to ancient psaettee,amounta to &schism,
a d thskthe uncircumcised child cannot be cOnsidewid
rep ,
fts,a meinber.of thoJewiah r ehiirch; ••,,The knotty questkm
wits at Imit retested td the goverumeat, and, pending its
uliAtnate' decision, the • Auatitan journals, playing tbfa
.part of: rasuisfs, dlsenued the; merits of the point In
dispute; end turned for and against the ultimatum of
the rabbis. The question debated wax whether circuit).
eisioni like hap , lsm In the Christian church, Is an India
pensable condition of the religion of Hosea. The golf
entecient, while expressing Its unwillingness to meddle .
In a queition of this delicate nature. bag decided, that
circumcision Is not indispensable to the true nature Of a
Jew, and that. In fact, thv omission of the rite does not
entail any disability upon the Hebrew. who may not
have sulimitied to it. Thus ends this interesUng 'dl,
efission•between the rabbis and Dr. Levitt
ent of the .MorningJ'bst.
\_
•—i•-•
, . .
_pit Lola Mcrae: is delliering public lectures
in Philaderphia,on Womait,and other such things.
oset•The Lake &Paid. gepeWeassitys: 4 441e7
Amount of Aiello help t treosed hers, as gifts to
do housework are seam. Good girls get Iran
$l2 te•s3o per mouth."' It 'would almost be au
oldest:tor some or our domSsties to go there, even
when times 'are flush here.
THE COAL TRADE.
Pottsville. Nev!iidiabai
.14,101157.-
The quantity sent by Ibis week is
33,186'; 17—by Canal- 41,224 05—for the week
74,41 4 3: 02 tons. Railroad loses 5,332 and the
Callalsins 3 , 310 tons; conspired, with the cor;
responding week last year..
Tbeiibipmente exceed these of last week 4,268
tons aad only fall short of 'the :shipments log the
corresponding week last;year 2,017 tons.
Thifdemand for prepareirpoal eontinues brisk,
p'srtictilarly by Canal fur the .New York and in
termediate markets. The iaactince In freights, to
ttio East, and the cash atoll short credit terms de.
ina . ndCd, has checked the t'redo, to some extent at
Port Itichuload.
Thef:trade sums up this teak as fellows:
1866.:, I 1867.: Lou.
Schuylkill-It. It., 38.610 1 33.157 6,332
•• 1 ; —Canal, 37,910 I 41.226_ 3,316
Lehigh—lt. 11. 4,870 1 10,007. ' , 6,218
.. t —Canal -28,964 , 24473 , -.. 4,391.
tie). a firoi.Caual, ' 11.371 '-= 16.103: • • 2,1832
PenuaiCost Co., - .-: - 11,303 . 1. 8,538 , • 12,716
Scranton, South, • 3,366 t ' 947'• -• '2,419
1 -
149,312 1135,621 24,857 11,010
134,621 1 11,060
• •• • ,
week, tons,. 13,791 ; 13,791
Tbn.: loss this week coin erect with last year is
only '1,3,191 tuns.,
We learn from every direction that the markets
are short of Coal, oompared with the same period
last yeas, and there IS every' pyorpeet that the
.inese4tdemand for Coal will continue until itio
closernf .Canal Navigetlectr We also anticipate a
fiat. ilCmand for Coal bY the I!aliroads during the
Whaler season, should thelweattier prove milder
think ast winteiand shipMents can be made to
the test duiing the Winter months.
IVioearn:froura gentletnan 'who has it in toe,
that 'Messrs. Borda '6, (Borer's Patent Slate yicker ,
w(irlit, admirably. It not i only separates the flat
,pieces of Slate and Bony Coal front the.pure ar.
tiCle,"but it frees the Ceall entirely' of all sided:.
ture of dirt. The Proprietors 'of the Collieries
w,herii the Picker is used, were compelled to sub- ,
mit 4 a reduction in pride on their Coal, and flnel-'1
ly , itirpend their Collieries rer several weeks, own
ing te the inability , to sell their Coal at payink
pricite. ' These Collieries' now, produce Ciuideu
pere!iis. any that goes to ;market, and the A ptieini
obtained range from 10 to 15 cents peritint - mere
thatiformerly, and the Peal is preparakisiji, re. ,
dueeid; rate. The expensei of erectingOnirielter
ranges from•s2s to $30.1 The Patuti:filireluirge
62001 year for the use oil the Patent ;,',,, : - ,
.CitUbtr or COAL.—OUT, teM/10414 :week on
the subject of short credits ion tenni : next year,
meets the approbition,nf the yrittdri-trade,-. 4 ind
it!inky requires a thorough 4." - enlestiee - en th e
partftif the trade to earr)s/010,10r the solo
ing rear.; In converiatlonr*inis of _the heir
leetilsalers at. Port. Ric be suggested 60
diift as th e longest cred ",,itak-itoglit to be given
on the business of nawalsititr -.that be, as wit
..,- . •
liajta, enter into any arthigement to carry it oat,
eirlitilWith penalties altd*for its non. fulfilment.
'Tbe liamesclate Denleliiiiiitais :
:..tfie Delaware stidlledson Conn! Company, in
addition to the redukitTokii;
,wager, bays stopped
winkle their miniikind on cif' railroad on Sat.
urdlit- Employ •i,oll:bi as furnished for only
ibr
',fire ay' in the
tire oration . , jibe Company have mani
fested a comm hi', disposition to furnish =-
E a
ployment to Atkin* an extent sus practicable:
,"The Penns7brania Coil Company have also,
been` contra te 'abridge, in a similar manner,
the itmountglitior 'employed; but the Company
so otitled p iiii dumb!, tor the disposition they
—" -- . 1 -4 possibly. ea for their
etunaby. The Coal laidiaTouid **Mire
alone worth, perhaps,
- U*o94r or 113110,000. 1
the sew sempaey wield *spree; of OtoOlilads,
'Abe proceeds Weald eitildis them to makeathroagh
- _seanittion smtondemr. alld
stock the read. and make it one of the mat rata
, able ileptcireastote in the ecinott2% .
:We hair* no ehiinge to note in trims . o7Cesto4,
Philaiitgailailii
• Stalsocts Rearom-r-A friend has tarnished us
with the follorclog stotsmont 07CooksIdeput Ora
the SIMISoldn itegloa'thls anise. Tbashipmenta
show an Wrens* over ism „year's budiest of
-
about 21006 teas:
Shipments from Shamokin Coal _ Regina ors'
the Pllllathdphla & Simbary Railroad for 1857:
rums. 4* .04 414 -
Januar,. 5,062 16 Carried over, 77,157 19
Febrwary, --- 11,262 47 July, - 17,470 04
Mark, • -7,55917 August, 21,291:,11
. , 15,226 II September, 13,1140 JO
May, 17,754' 07 -October, . 12,935 15
June, 20,491' 14
' '72,157 12
Fur week ending November 7th, 3,143 13 ton".
The quantity transported from that Region in
1838 was 133,833 tuns.
we would be ander obliptioni to the Collector
at Shamokin, it be would furnish no with weekly
returns of the quantity trensported from that &s
-em). That Region boa sees beroms dap, and
her destiny is =wird hereafter.
Ma...74A4Nes.xs filtsa.fftna Extutawastita.-
Io cousequeueet of Wend' puliliestione baring
beet made, an impression bat been - created that
Mr. Malopy's plan for eXtiogaishing fires in
-Mines, is a ts nab esg. - -. Reese! 112perloon bi however;
seem to create a different opinion. , The . process
is bleed on °enact seitmtille principles, a nd wher
ever failure hat taken, piece, iterosei principally
from the imperfect means of introdueing it or the
poropi nature-ef which would tweet:44n
the des. Sufficient time, too, for extinguishing
the ate his not linen given in some of the experi
ments. Ws publish lite following letter with
pleasure, in conneetion'with this snidest:
Porrevmat, NovecnberAltio,lBs 4 f.
Ma:Roster A. blusoxy (Hieing Eagieeer)—
/kap Sir:—lt affords nit' great pleasure in ; so.
knowleditiog the saceess- - ot year,' efforts to lxtin•
gulch the fire in our Slope at Kaska William.••We
ate satisfied Oat the final entirely out, and do
not hesitate.to ascribe the result to year Nitrogen
liar. With our best- wishes for your sacaeas is
jour future undertaking's, we subscribe es-realm,
• Time respectfully, .
GARLIC, "
. .
• Settesiers to Roger.,' Stealthiest a Co.
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD AND COLL COMPANY..
notleing the sale of the properly olltils
Company two weeks ago, we stated lhat•they,ihad
ceased great injury to the Coal Trade by the Cir.
culars theyimactl,'„lering, Cyal for . !ale at low
rates,far'the purpose of Bellies stook. We bare
since received a lettiii. from Mr. ,Qaintard, the
Agent. of the Company, in which he takes excep-
tion to our remarks, and denial that the object
was to ieffiteuee the priCe of stock; because none
of:it has been on - the Stock Board., He also states
that they onlj brined two circulars, copies of which.
are now before us. It was not probabli 'Bo much
the circulars_ of prices as the puWicatlens made a t
the time, of the large quantity of Coal that this
Company Would tend to' market—ilie , kaavjr con
tracts made with the Lackawanna, Great Western
and Delaware Railroad Company,fm)tarrying the
same, which had the effect on,the 4 Coal,Aferketof
depressing prices. There Bras a "grand '4large"
made at that time, to create the• impression that
a very large quantity 'of Coal would . be sent to
market by that Company, and that New York and
New Ragland also, were to receive Coal at greatly
'reduced 'prices. We received a letter from the
President, Mr. Jessup, in' the winter. of 185.5-'56,
desiring us to announce in the Amnia', that they
intended mining and shipping at least two has-,
dred theitatad toes of Coal is 18511, and if wo are
not mistaken, it tons also published that the gene •
tity would be increased to 400,000 tons in 1857.7
- - We did not publish the letter because we knew at
the time that it was utterly oat of the question
fur this - COrapiriji to dorm extensive a businrs
at that time, and , we, did not desire' to m!sleid
the ptiblic. We know that the dealers from the
other Regions were confronted. with these pub!" •
Cations at all points throughout tke:East when of
fering-Coal, and many .made purchases of the
Company, and refused to receive supplies from
other sources until late in the season, until they
were fully ',Willed tbat they c ould
.. not depend on
the promises of - this Company.. We received va
rious letters !rem dealers abroad, in which iley
stated that these publicatititts were materially af.
fecting the price. ot - Coal, and all agreed that the
4u:ran the Cool Mattet wai cf the most &Prim.,
frog etariumor,osearringat time When the cow;
stainers believed thiiiinarket would be overstocked
by the indreased production of new regions. We
did - seppoie that the object of this Company, like
many of the other Coal Companies, was organized
more to sell stock thah to transact a legitimate
business, and tbe extravagant publications made,
strengthened this belief—but we are credibly in
formed by a sealloman .acquainted with the pro-,
prietortof this Company, that such' was really not: -
Ale ease. The gentlelien who orpnixed the CO
mum and who bald the stock, had no knowledge
of - the 'Coal business, mad they were led .Intir;
hoary expenditiares'by those who: professed to be,
acqnuaintedwith the busitiesithey were audio,
of the immense value of their Coal propertylli
great primluetiveness, and large capacity for lorn !
log. out Coal. Under these • eircumstat* the
proprietors held on to the stocias attextiljeakip
fesituent,—but. they soon - discoverektkint. lheY,
like many others, were tl.a 'victims of -Solaced
-4- confidence," and a number of worthy citizens
have suffered largely in i pecuutary.¢p nt. of view
in consequesce. .
- '
Nuw Yam Otrai..Mattwar, Nhvilnietbar - 12, 1857 : •
—The demandtfor domeetic . has Ole& limited;
the arrivals have been liberal for 4Unesion,..and,
with very, mild weather, the tempi - 41km has blest
limited, and our steek has Iteurtiltently seeumu.
`fated somewhat. Nererthisik..'we shall close
navigation with a smaller stlithist small size than
Iti ? t year. The coosamptio ; ;$h coming Winter
not likely to be as ler ,io like last, and the ar
rivals by railway will„ntlitimie prove 'larger.—
The demand for eaatogo East lam proved
foir,for the season, and* iontinue 'l4 quote by
the cargo $4 00 4 0001011- ton, and from yard
$5 10 42155 50: 1 4:44 if [Cretin are demand
ing higher ratei,#llre hear of says 61 . 200 tons
arrel at SS_. 7$ an 014; lona Cannel At $10.75 4
months.— Tribendiri:,,; •
etssl4ll6.4l4iil market.
[Car-reeled *Whig Pow the Boston Courier.]
English Cantiel Coatis selllitg in lots as wanted
at $l3 44 t* ob.icash. In Pinion and By&
nay nothinto *Ay consequence doing. A few
oargoi3s hver.bestadelliered on contract; and pri
ces are noluhially nil ch. Anthraeltein re
toil lots, at $6 60 @ $7 lit ton.
, • - cha t 573 116 14 00
Ned 71061,:.... ,, • • - . sons
Ort*F • - none —5/A—
-• mine ehal 720 ft, 725
• Pictoof 4 " mine elm) 7 ' 20 726
Acton 60445' mien .C.# lll 626 65 660
,;1551177Thitli.ititea511007 - • # 60• AO 676
do "tedub, - -a 75 —4.
--- lump, ' - • - - ' 600 626
- • :- 626 4 "
',Lackawanna, • • - • • ; 60_ ea al6
•. PIM:MU .7'
- Anthracite,whlta d. red ash- ,- - 700
Pietfirfsfroasnichevondto— .
Peekskill,. , -'.' • 116 Norfbik, ,•
Sing Sing, . - •• .1 12 Ossabridgeport, •
Troy, - • -' ' • 1.30 Porthuid, • •• '
New York, •' • • 100 Providence,.-
Washington, ' • .1 • - 18 Braintree, -
Boston,. ' - ISO ~
Betray kilt Oral Trade for 1857.
Quantity of sent 1 . 7 Railroad and Canal, for the
week ending on Thursday efiitlag -
Port Carbon,
!Schuylkill Ilaven,
Auburn,
port Clinton; .
Total tar limit inlet,
Total by Railroad in 1867,
" Canal sa
Totat by. Carial and tarlroad,
Zhlpaato to Pam, Terl4i4 lag year:
Italleradj
By Canal,
Deerew 16 i 867, in hr,
hayjkUl Covisty aallreads..l•slri -
— lllnfollowhigistbevaantitrof Coal Inasportedover
16061fatesiMbrosdoin Seboyl4llhlmants,torthoweell'
taatn~onThunday eveningLs4l6. i.
AL.
3116611111 alai. naves 1t.14., 42.CC0 la 1.443.141.06
11LUarboa • • " • 8,49109 166,433 06
debnylk.lll Taney 9,66106 -- • 346,461 is
gt.turboujimealbos NI 10,18.11 488,868 10
31111theek . " 14,144 16 466.155 04
UM* D6bn7lkill "
_11.204 16 -221,1101 i
/apt:: • .
hoer iota the Phi!tidal
id, extending from Sen.
Where it intersects the
Aber with seven tracts of,
Mt 3000 sores, on which
Collier," and other int-,
the locomotive engines
Colliery-tract was bid
lets to $ 100 each. The]
led of the second mort-1
(Miff* subject to the
innts to $700,000. We'
I mortgage bonds, $5OO,-
mottled and converted
was, knocked down .to '
lelphie i who remands
to fret and itetiond
of the 'third . toongsge,
tighitS Wit of a tatet'vt
Rates. et Tell had Taiasepertatles *a
. . ens moue roe ras lltietat. •
Frew Aron Pt•ass ' Pros
' • ILearbah..4l..Elarea.fl.4l(ielae,Jahore:
‘'olUelepeoed,, $1 etv • • $l7B. 11.16' 11 10
Phltafa..` 160
_ - ''l 74 ,155 - .1 10
wine Mph; ' 55 ' 150 '' : 140 '
e oodles, _ 1 10 ' • ' 1 05"1'06 3.06
rib*** of Toll by Cabal li ar thereieilt.
Pros eLthrlas'..etagrihne. y
Maas. el. MO*.
• *Meta," 06 . M . 60.,
prise Mlll4, . '67 ti, , Oh
orristomi. U. 14 2. 56 • • 45 ,
;_eadibew , " L •SS Sl_
; , Ratite nit .
it.ltagest.
- ti) Tottsi - 111 e: 1
anthem.. ,", 'OO 'IS - 70
sftlethreS4o4l n 75
•
pt: eoa tloa - and toast
lost prodialto la the
Total' 137,29812
DT TEL
GRAPH..
Yams:,6o•cLoca,•.x
lATLAO&D. . CANAL.
9,919 05 . 12,624 70
1,780 03 - 7023 00
15,137.19 . • 2449 , 5 15
306 06 000 00
6,037 04
.2,483 02
41,478 08
33,186 n;
83,186.11
. tOTAL
39.619 09- 1.992,766 01
37,910,07 1,012,930,07
; • 76 ? 4,79 - 4 * 3,035,585 ; 09 .
7 - 2, 6,073 16
• • .
. _,;,:.ti.:. ~n...,,.155:. ~..,_
MEMMMIMM'W!P
. • ,- 2 - . i i, 1 -.'" - .4 k .!..-1 - ... f. .-
Lititaitgtalliiii l / 4 4419.1019$1.1,171:91110,
- tor 4410 Moot satin oat Sattalrar bats : •. -
~ r- ''''-
lehlitt eoal and Yaw. Oa, ' • 1411, 41111 %
7: 111
Latbmp aad *think ' 110-, t 164
Spring Mountain Min 05,30141.1 12
itaaa34tr Lang do WIZ ':I 19
Coteraloo do ' WIC, I SW: JO
Stafford; do ir'.'; 0- 5:5 , L. t...'k ..y., 11
1j.,...T0rt sod Wash ow co.. elkezirt .' 24
onus Nun& Coal Co„ - - *AM It': . I . ' 06
South Spring Mountain Coal:" fillllC-. 1 ,' 09
J. B.Metklary itea.N.S.lll l : o 7. lll, '' W S* "
Soar* Madan Cool oa., ~ ,•, , 934 - gg,4: : : , 4110 37
ilasiaton Ooal Co., ,_ •",
.:. t'Ski IS - - SO* I . :
ernaborri Mona, Diamond d°. ,.. - -- ..- Las: ott , 1 69.556 GS
0-until ilidgis. • ~T--..,i-L-'. ' • 1;173 CO . ! t 1.713 07
Mt. Platiant fford.o.4
‘: ' 596 13 i "AO 13
Back Monntainaffi 4 53047 01 111.4190 15
cia
WUkasbarro ce , : 1,12017
• i 3,93913
Wyondog ... • r
-...,',.. 575 04 ! 9.805 18
Ilastibrl Cad 4 / 8 4 - ':" . . ! 19.01 02
Toto. 24.673
Lob Sigh Valley
WoOk ending datordly t
-
dprift Mountain-II loop, , .
io.st. ...tutor Loaf do
N. Tork'd LAUD do
annuli 'Ridge - ' 'do: 't '
German; Poona. 40
Coleraine . * Stoloidlk.:'''
Dolbin d Debates' do '
traststoa do
1. B. 3LiCroary '
!
for the lieek. " 114114 14- Clie,ui
Shlpmepts toss pitieirr4
emu
4,1r19 It 1 1 1110,200 Oe
- • 1.0410$ 91P11,011'11
By BaU'Road,
By Guist
113,243 12 1,913,122 00
11 110 , 241 01
Deireiur l 0 ISST, so tar
Mates of Toll aM Transportiatlon
oa rio Moll Imam Jun. aoast.l
Mauch Chunk to Trontan,' . - • • i • 100
do Ellsatothpott, - •• • • .1 43
, 410 *orris Canal /min at Plalpabrug, 1 00
Toll on Nord" Canal to ferny City 75" osier—ltralelit
SS meta. 'On Cool reshippedat Jame:. Clt7 4111 toil is
only Woods. • 1. •
lir7bßandlreiglithds Wltkerhurro, IThlti Ram,
404301 ft, Peon liven an 3 Kau& Chunk to Bridal:
Re v . 1/.004. Canal.-Totul.
Wllkendorro, .4 64 10 $1 10
Yrolghttrom White Ilami to Brirlolf• - - 1 08
from llortpart, (toll.) • i K ~ . 84
From 0 0 (frelaol4 164
From Peon Hama, (toll,) al 81
from do; do ' (frelg101,) • 55
From Mauch Chunk, (UM) 51 .30
from • der •do (RoV3itt) --
Freight 6610 Mauch (balk to N. Tett: - 1 Sd
Coal foetbellne pir,ovet thilflOun3MrnW.Rondl.
abort of 41de pays l d9C 3Setntstolland inapt
Pi se grove , C• 01 Trsd al
Amman itraworted &rug the t_ 0
1080 01 t.:4410 a 101 10
Sara Limn
"Union Pisa'
Swatarigailroad
st Valley Cali Trade 9t rlWt. ,
arm-enteb.•' ,
LykanskTallay Coal CAN. - 1.132 -+ ; • Win
abort Xonotala C 0 ,.. 1 .1,51849,192
Total. • '•
10111- '/02. 11 71E
frafghtaald toil fro* IllUersborg to t lIILO r, . to
• • " flnegrar• • "I . _ .2 111
/Leers - are detained di boars after antral, t he istaa
aro 12 costs additional to.lhe above., I •
Trraerecontteal Trad w e fir ?BST.
1.515 'Oil 65885 ei
For UN Week.
• Serautou Coal Trade
!potato for thetas' weak : ' 0- •
RQi. 6 twat.
1,00010 174,3)0 15
914 17 ,1 273,449 11
2,047 oT • 447.650 06
To 111011111 Period last yOor, (South) 4,94.:
Delisivare mid Hudson Cots C44LI Trade.
Via&Vona.
10,903, I 441,430
Ar
.470,030
For the Week,
Lest year,.
114.6.eme thl veer,
;
Peolka.4)oal Ca , . Coal Trade.' 4 %,,_
ten:. wara. l F3
3,5810 S 521 1 ,24ithr , ' ,
14.41441.' , '
- •,;• I
Decrease so isz., this year,
-a . _
Broid
Teip7Coal Trade Or 11.841 f -
IterAi..
TIM I
the week, : • .
Tor lb* last *eat,
Last ycar,
Cumberland Coal Traderc 857.•
TOTAL.
,473,640
For the I;st week,
'Stook*,
AND OTHER. SCIICYL nil. CO. STOCKS..
17 7- 6:IIUUCTED WiTZLY lIT
• IlaUroade •
Philadelphia, Beading k
Mine Hill and Schuylkill
Mount Carbon -
Mount Carbon nod Port -
MIS Creek - • - -
Behoylklil Valley - •
Lorberry Creek; .. ..
Swalarn - - - -
Caflsbt -
&hulk ill Hav r iptioei '
Union Canal 44: , :• • `` , '•t - • ' " • •
Del.* Moro ' iTiensporfat'D Ca'
Railroad daCoal Companies
Little SeboYL ft*. ILL A C"ii Co. -
Lehigh el
i t a
htirigation Co. - -- -
Halle ' CO.- , • • • • • •
Buck, seed Os. ---- -
, Pootury Cost* R. R. Co. - - -
DsupblO'Coalyis R. R. Co. -
• Lykesui Vallaytal Co. - - • • - -
Boavarlioadows Coal &R. R. Co.- .
bykaia Taney Reiland I Cool Co.-
.IClear Companies s
fortoilloproveloootla z • . . - -
Noels 4,49ek1111 Co-, prefenad • •
" •••• i 4 • " , common -
•
Dolowans. Cool Co.
Celeiberland Coal Co. - • Ap.- - -
Mew. Creek Coal Co.. - • .
• Illtileellasiewma
Vinen' Bask• - • • • - -
:Pitmen' Bank • . . . • .
Pottivilte Gal Co. - - - • • • -
Pottsville Water Co. • - • • •
~ ,- sia-Tbe ate& of all Coal Companies
abovellst when furnished by those
' ton. '
rAIiNII 111 3 Pi lIC 8 3 Zli 0,
Richter' & Thompson,,
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL ',BALERS IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Toole, Len
Corner of Centro and Kuhl strents, - Pottavillei,
Schuylkill County,
"Magna Gl' the;LEltecer.ro'
WE, INVITE ATTEN,TION TO
• our largensortment of Haedwarsentlery, Tools,
de., which we aim tbr fate ilt a reasonable ethane° over
manufactunwe' priest. We possess advantages In Jade
that bavaseeured us the exclude' misted gt ode which
have never be. n offered In this eousiti heretolbse, and
our emperienee, together with An eztenelve' knowledge
of manniteturerv, enable no to order Mir_ rtothrtUreet,
which we can sell lower than any °thee "establishment.
. Annexed tied a number of articles competidog i
Leeks i - , . Morticing and Implored
Latehei, • Soring.Maehinea,.. •
Butts and Ulm* , • Saws,4 es. . I
White Lead, Steel _.' • 1 •
Line, -, ,! . • • Bread bast Welded':
, Oil, I. - , Adam, L . L
Glass, . • Beattrs reaming Chums
Patty, - .., Rap Anguntand Hitt*
I
lealle, . Agticulturaland Fannies
Spiker,! `. , . . Implententa, . vi 1
Bellows; ' • , • Cabl nit•Trimmittp,:in
' Anvils , . • . great Variety. , . :
ifleek 1 ' To Locks
Rope Parking, • Latehes 1 . ' ; •
Tarn, Ttrred
Butte, and • ' t
Planes . Building Hardware,.
We bale i." tenth:tn. with a view of Gar
Menet' tlui very lowest mar
...-
nlehlog eortrietors and bull
ket prieel(. .
Air Goods ordered by'snall
tletwenct ei roirmarded eritti
the corn of Centre and Ma
Nov. , -
4641]
- 1 10
1 90
- 1 lb
1 30
- 110
MR. oftLaaliAS RETURNED. I . :.
• ! . eieteityr nausaninse woe ;
pDITOR:—I am confident that
the lovers of JERSEY SAUSAGES, and 'rich like
ea, trUl be gratified to learn that ,M
!astirr. JEGU OS
-4R
LER, well known In Pottsville, as a public caterer, hem
returned from his Maindetis Farah and again opened
his old.ahnp in the house of Belfry Gets, Centre street,
a few dome above Market street
Mr. OSLER intends keeping constantly on hand dur
lug the winter season everything in his line, which the
Market affords, Including REAL JERSEY SAUSAGES,
PINE YOUNG PORK, BEEP, IdITTTON, =REM,
GEESE, DUCKS, enicKlolB. and irecaahrindlY a saddle
of FINE VENISON, WILD YOWL, •lte., ar, with which
be will be happy to supply his old :friends, and the
lavers of Aixd tivinkgenaally, at the Miry lowest Mar
ket pekes: i -:
ton, 74,413 02
at the OLD STAND;COTRE Stmt. a row
doors aboye MAIISICT,•Dem all mix 1.8 am l$ sup
plied. : • ro Maur.
toms, 2 , 740 4 0 73 311 I
tPo tern* Noi:I2;1867
_ _ • 404 l•
1,818,997 18;
1,1380176 18
ATTENTION INVALIDNI
.1)R. 'STEWART, late Physician :in
the 'Marine no+9ltil," Ran Fenbrisco, Caßants,
VI female In IPotteville be a Dar weeps. Dr. S. has
had astonishing moose In Mewls of the Luogi and
Throat, !Mak be cures by vegetable medlelnev mewled
to the veivi east of the disease, by lonstaltos. Ehe
port of the Bard of Minh of the City of New Tort
"tore the efikacy of this method. I
The sakof dhows told ail/40AS tuktV a fonawmf„ ug
a mode tenon to Dr. B. alone.
Nerroacdboueo, and Female anoptsinbip bested ibl ,
Ineetropethy.
Dr. 8. ha me l t amends et eilielVnlPWAN4lb° l
matleta.llotontlf, and .Itpllegigr. • { •'I
Hoorn** tbiatnerieen Home. led hear
planatkat pf hla method: Advice grans.
Net. 14,717 , via •
__
TOWN HALL. Pottsville. :
umAGNE,..,_.Apyi,,
Lon bit LAINInABLE aid WONDERFUL Ift
Iblfal.fa In EleetrOloadowlasd Couto•Ece•aqie
In It* ebmre thle fat rtlay evening, Notembot
PON MT. ?dee Of Adadision, ID eta , Daces onelvaleM
r.IIL I . • tg , o";l4i, , ay, 41).10
toils. 289,141 12
CO. MOTtlal. p SOIROVINCS CO.
FIVE, years in epention•—have made
an itemeennonteen 'readmit: notes. Urine* awl•
• imam. The dampest, and Obi of the meet solvent
terepanieur the Slate T. A. GOPTUT.
Ne!.111. 1 157 464 a) Apo* awagasyno
, . •
, TRAVELVEII OUIDE.
ilal ta ,
IHE latest aid best Trivelor's G aide
narsbout dettaits4 Sides. Ted &star
st - 4 11. tumours ir Son.
2.T46 Ot 101,423 Oa
1,14 a la Irma 06
, 667 la llaan /0
- • 1,520 13 WS° al
, . ,
04010
911 04 4021 a
lb
422 17 rf,6i7 se
rots os 47, 996
411 . 06 0,041 18
.10.097 0➢ '39t,171 02
SAM 06 awes is
27,021 09
1 .
F, Vii,l 4,1
6o
100
100
60
16°
en
as
45
35
4514
IQ
I• •:I
;will receive prompt
patch. Cell and use ne at
rket atreele.
ICIITHE s TifOliPBoliL
t
likw!
,
t .ikt
Mttttillt """
,:.•
~i~ou te rt o i rkoenion
N: 041,2142ait
ia:putailsad e r r ai ;lo .,.. t .
oa )%z. MOM. aglari. shalt_ .
if=2lll;ritartel 044
Oeieee?iue.'isi;
4; 1. Lllolll* - RDOnt at VVE' • ,
Dialer& u ri tit
. ' • " TALIVAQVA,
__
CIOLLECTIONEL ATTENDED T.l
kind drifts krt Baia ciliate* tide} la pm
Alibotraftsibr cii
lana and Wales. '' • Jim Ives INF
• L_Qll.lll OILBII
JUMPISTUN,, Ageol for k. A.'
1 I LOA (hts. Line and Itsuey,)idolidelodait
ier &OILS and CANDLNIL N 0.114 Pesti; and SS Vitae.
•Janet. Raw Sark: All oaten loft at the allles at Juan
/Lariat Itad-ita at- tilit Fiel*md Sole naive
prompt &stamina.
Ik O t nutAlf 21 0 46 •
NEW map IMPORTAPIT. '
'Subsenbe re wash . f r o • employ
au& mod Ansa* eicrytily aid knee
In Union.. Inantwonn . riffill_l . l
Apists elesedorass per sq. kW pulled's', endow •
poulalowitno?)Kidaddinta • t •
I ' - W OODHAS
Eept, ss, ;wail Newton D. 764
I e UNIVER I LUMBlllitl=
ine subscriber respectful y announces
to tbsplettie 'that be has --etsideted htsatesat Ch.
flatriaUl Id toeist Talley gehaylkill ecelaty,sad
is aow prepared to furnish alt kinds of Lobster at at
towels as Me, lieszlisek aad !bite Oak of
every alas and desciptton. :
4 ao"Bilisot Lpmber eat to Order at theabortestaellea.
ort.lTA3' 414 f ICOWARD Y. ELM).
otttiTszkrwirfrirs os.
.11w:its:tier Hones°
f John * Mtwara iltierisre7 &
Qo,of Loodon.ind on the Beldist Rubio& Co. of fr°'
bud, always fist in sums from 1.1 Up to £lOO, by the
subscriber: at his PottavWs. Thaw Irma
bass MUMS& to do with thehreenyer Muss. and they
ars eri
Pe•il sa
ese4 the lkst bosses in this country. and la
Zus
' ilk, :W. O. TAYLOR.
'IMPORTERS AND 1114,NUFACTW
1, *erg
,Bosps Ind P
e 11211114113
TDANVINT £!D SDATINCDOCIAP. OOLOGIIZIP;
CTS.le:te. romAass, Tow= we..
TSRB AND E , OAPD, Ae: lie. At.
noute4ilNaia !ewe Fkm. PlaUderpida.
Mu* Illtakest Prosniums awarded.—A
at the Woad'Orsiro lonadmitASAL
SeptanlAlTl9,l4 38 -
)
WM.-THOMPSON,
Das4lVer cad Dealer la Saelmage,
Awiseajm, ear* IWtsratt, rts: •
stVHCIURRENT ;Money', Gold and:
"Mir, tent Warrants, dcybonight and sold. Will
attend to all collections enimbted to his otm-.-
negotiate business paper, looms, stork", and all other aro.
entities. !folio- recalred on .depcell and Interest
.al
loured. . • ,•
• .Rtfeiettect—.Bleaari.Dixixt. & QO4 P i ltilado l Phla; floe.
C. W. Mem; rotterille; ,lonti 8u the, Preslaust
we' Bark, Pottsville; Baao ro,rtiltsettAsq,;Pottsvllla
and C. Loden" lls q .,pottinille, -
•
A CARD. -:
iiiHE. uutlerstgued ,, takes pleasure in
ansesinehis to Ws n meting Mena. and the pub_,
1 0 n moral{ that be will open on Saturday, th e liltli
Inst., at the mistuated City iltardrott, (ths .
where *gentleman east Do furnisited with. i
,tha* is /* desirable to complete hiS tollettoj'ir lity '
' kill County, dor of the most fashlimsble namartismits of
Cloths.. obalineres and Yeallnßs, with Mill% Cvnaii4
1 Buspande* Gloves. Neck ties, ficarti4 Stook; Bosierv.
,
, Pocked limobledi, Linen, Silk. Ea) ottoiall oth
er kinds and qualities (bat cant* la **all iss
of Now 'Tart and ildlada4di/14 , 117 fila awl skier
meter. To alt of midst' ma leed y brlrSto you to
all and "mains foe yourself**. bud** purchasing also.
where. • ' I- 2.3% 114GRICTI. Sup't.•
- ' ' ikuire St.,,Slijitifi Madostengo Al, Mauls '
Septont• • .'"At. • . 1 1 - ' ga - •
Flour 'said Grain Store.
THE ;.'SUBSCRIBE7 I:ave
• iddieet; the citizens of Fettnylt 11 county,tinit, they
.„.havelantiell th e warehouse *tile's Yardley & Son, on
the aelare of Centre and Mauch Cheink streets , . in Patti-
AdO4vrtiere they here roartantly on band,—FLOUL of
Mad' bad iirstra and 'epergne brands, WEE& C. RYE,
OATS and CORY. Also. Corn and trate Chop. 31111 Peed,
, Bitektrbelit and. Corn Steal. 'Anoka, rotatoey..=
de., &,e— of which they will sell et greatly, r,g4...
'doted priors. Orders for any, quantity of Floor •
.-,.. and Mein' received' and, delivered et any point, on the
shortest notice. f
Dealers and Feeders generally, wlllind It greatly to
Feta..ljr, win
their adsPut4s to givons k hill, ns *ears stained that
by so dolin they can an at lien 261 per &of. on their
lurches". -,631ve us a call and aseertalol younelvesi:
BOMBERGER t BLAIR..
Pot tovirkt. ()doter 31. '67 t 1 44tt
Gaud Gift Enterprise!
GIFTS! emirs! Cif
r TO.EVERy PURCHASER
is
6.%
62
62 ,
62
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Hare ;Reeetred at 'their. UciIION ROOMS, '
- - ' . Centre Street; Pot trine, • ' •
A
•
v6ry extensive Itnct. choice assort,
Pot
iaititit of 'entertaining' 1100 iit every deaCrip
-1140, all of which ire offered fbr sal.. at publisher's:Fri.
esp. Ea& purebaseslo the a*ieradt of ill and upwards
will receives gift parying In valuipfroui 25 eants to $100.•
The GIFTS eonalat of line Gold dud Silver -Watches,
Guard Chains, Necklaces, Ladles' and U entlesnen's Breast
Plea,! lei Rio" Tinter Ring ' s. Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold Goikets. Floor by the Barrel and by the Bag, he.
The plan of distributlngibe 011ie is linUrely new:and
unobjectionable. Italatrntaii cannot be questloned.
Licit Bonk ban, pasted within, an envelope containing a
description of the Gift that the puithasts to entitled to.
The stock of Bonita and 011ie will be open for the In
'pectic* of the pnblle on Tuilay Morning nest, Noiretu
:. herlol4, Wieland gentlemen are respectfully Invited
to call and exam Ine ‘ the assotmeni., andjudge for thew.
selves. ',. , • 1 I -
•=• The Auction Saleit will eonflnnoasusuil—on Monday
liodlre.lindly moildngs ;Lid Pa • rdsLafternoon,_' and
, every evening of ilie week. i t• LENN 2 BLATVIEL.
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,P . 8.--Selea,al" Real Wale, ova:bold Yuriliars,
Iterchatidles, 1,111 . be attended to. int reaPodable
terms, at thelr Auction .Root. Inl Pottsville, or at; any.
other place In Abe county, to mit • the reonetalance .
aellent i • OLISNN!SLATER, Anetloaears:
November Till", • I
AMERICAN AORICULTURI3T.
HARDWIRES! HARD TIBIES7I
EularigensenCe..lCaslargensent.
' The beet in the World.
The Cheapest In the Weild.
Premium's pa Meth Subset Doer.
Every Farmer Interested.
Also, Ewer" , SM.. l Plot Owner.
TO II EXT the torommed value of money
connequent upon the "nerd Times,'? the
putdMer of UM Amt AGRICULTMIWIT la
happy to annotions that he has incises/4
the pages of this statnech old Journal one
third, and donbkdithe Int:lode value,—
Drell number hill hereafter contain 32
double, quartet pages, tilled, „willt
. 11.111,41RACIICA14 11111:thllga inlonnatien.of er•
reeding value to every one who cultivates a
!WM, a Garden; or bet the smallest plot of
Vol AD t,
L a IZA each .seldom of the Agriesku
rin will contain hundreds of excellent prao,
that hints upon every department of In.
noot, or liousebold Work.
Beekles farnithieg,the largest anoint of
really zedul Information, prepared ;by
greet 'Umbra! parities] woman stes sae
waiiirt, the Apirsilsent is now the ithaus
Joulethl. of its Sharseter In the world, but
0w1D66 to Its 1103/31•Ine circulation It can still
bp at,One,Dollerts Year, or ft:weighty
cede each to elirbe of ten or mons.
A-HAREEM DOZEN,
Or I Cnionths ;will be sent for the usual
we of 12, to all subscribers for 1838,(Vel.
Xlll.);flint is,atll Moyle or club subscribers
lbr 1858. whostilrerlbenow villreeelve the
two very,valuable aumbents lor • November
and Dorember,:it this year, without tbere
tra Charge Ic_
SEED MIMES
so Wass serncarins los 1858.
A tarp list of 'doable Yield, Garden and
PloWer Beads id II benpruted to the su b .
scribers for VOltaall 17,1r0m whtelt every
subscriber rill be allowed' to. choose three
pad:ogee srenbincea'arge / The feeds alone
be worth the subscription price to many
I
pertgor.
• •
Rend In-your names at once, and get the
• November number, now ready, and the sno
seeding numbers promptly upon- the first
day of each month, until the end of 1848.
fbe best remedy for the "Hard Times" ;
will WO* hare find the .Agricriffarist the
best model ofj lacritelog the- products. of
your vim". chtitevi, orrvards. ae•
TERMS INIADVANCE-111 yew, (or
' DOZ E N 14 Months mei). fl= eopies Ibr .5. Ten
. I
• . copies for 18: '
-11 . ORANG JUDD, Publisher,
i W 189ter street, New York. '
P,. • ... TO Pir•BINfIir•VANIARIL
•
yne ,fleterithseita lin, Jarrow has been merged into
the Aeterican - Ayriadtatrist, and the Agreeskurist is now
listeulbirly the paper too Pennsylvania Fanner*. •
- November 7, ?67.
45-21 •
I)AKER'S
DOZEN.
-p AKER'S
DOZEN.
BABER'S
DOZEN.
i
1
TlAlirit'ls
LIDOZEIC
'D AKER'S
J.J D9ZEN
•
BAXIS..
DOZES
It. GARRICUEB, - P l ettsviney Pa*,
&AGENT for •itie . sale of EVANS'
a!wATSON'S Philudifphia r Wanwfairvd
3. • •
AMAN,DE# SAFES,
i) 26 Soitkltattitlr Street PAiladelpAid
i~Tr#tL Is 131*k
r , r--- •
Repeal qf, flos itbstmittea :appointed to wperintend Ms
;• barring f fat /rho Sties at Rending,
; • ' 'armory Ztthi 18b7.
I Asthma ,March 4th
ilh!urlerh4ad, members or th e
,consmittee,, doL respectfully rthoct,
'that we sae the two dares; originally '
agreed upon by Ferrets Or, Ilerilog
avid' tuns Won, placed sida by
Mein a tonnes, viz: • The sale In
!um hy the, - Paymaster of the - Plato
;dal phla A Heading lialfroad Company,
fn
his Mare at fteadlulf, manufactured, by Parcels* Iler%
.tlnu g and the safe in nse k,
a . lents, in kie • Mom
iymantictared gran' A ;Watsonnd put In bookstand
o p i ebely alike. i •
l'a C i deeas Started al itN o'clock, A ; . IL » and kept up
;until e r ords of greemblckort two cords dry oak :,nd
half clamant top wood. were entirely consumed; the
:wholi under the anyertrilendetire of the subairibers,-
: members of the commlttoi. Unsafe. Were then cooled
'ad with water, a ft er whkh th ey; were 0pe01d,,04,41,. ;
. booki and papers taken mit by the committee and sent
:to 11:i /L. Lantal store'kyr public iMandostion. after they
',were gest examined and marked hy the committee.' The
!kooks and papers taken frOte therafe manufactured by
Keane h. Wanton were but sllghtly,affeeted by the In
tem* bosthile those taken front the safe manufactured
. :by ferrets "basin; were. In our judgment, damaged
:futlyglfteen per ant. mope ; than these taken from Irani
4 atast's aft. • . •
beiievii the above to hare bi'en a fklr and Impartial
,trielee the nrepisettre quidities of both rafts.
, -
. * 4ANTIM O.III3NTYIR,
,
• dating been absent darlmg the
Of
we fully co
' itheldeadth the above statement Of the condition of the
papece and books ham out piths ratimathas NAL '
i A. NWOLLS.
I •IL
:• JAhILS MILIIOLLADID.
Thinowt&
fbli named, KO midgets ot Reading
.aod Ito, 'Mottle who por Os above lfto,haul parasite*
Om* Ikon Xtaito* Kahan siEri the berolog, op to
Shy 121,111 V:
Nkotlx,l; Letooldnirabil: Lase Itelb. 1; Eyck
netater, 11
_W. Owe& Soo, I. Heavy W. /11solow.
.4i; WOCIl000kl; Solomon altoods.l; Lot L. torn'. ,
1; lltial* Craig, 1; Wm. 111relt.lv Kingman fklown,
11; W ; rti; /Lawler, &lies% 1 ; IC O.W.
,nse wet. 1; Eno /1111641; Josouhlatolonsa;ll.ll6
, A. D Werner, 1; Jacob *blotto'. 1; We6llltegt
, S. a. grblleueww,l; R. a. mispnw,l; 11; A. lam.%
.2; W. a. a P,. P.lMOttooto;,*emoit, Seibeer
4b,Mlitella 1 .1.?•4 111 4 1 11 1,86, /t • ."
'* svmui.4l.v/A'reovi
bolt 11/104,101 et tbe Atm
SAFI!" WA* Lbw ellbP far side *oboe& tense ammo,
' 40eelisem~roldirettelliates.
i 3 8 .1- ' • al'
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5111. ,1411411111:
1
PAliiib
gees Walker Las WWI boa - Nevi Orkur hr
Thomages, with MI owl: • •
Mao MIMI, Market Ito 111 1 1otbpielektiii
Toetordoyll Pr.. . says :—Tbo ispronot fooling
is mosey molten °Wilms to *Mold hairnet&
4. ?Le prices *Nita: egotism to *doom.
-- ..
i- - Aram atoothil of.Woi ' oolll4 ' . '''
,- ii mass otootiog _of tlik
ona of Pbiladelplfai tea plaii .
Square on Theridayi, Tea tboesaad iorooilo, 4,84.
present erodes milt dolliorod, NM a siofillof
resolutions adopted :' Tb. Misting ere. ietakiii
end the Oerthes to the poist. .' - ' ,
u
, _
luisios
The La146;4 44iertepoisleat tit tie ist. rasa
Democrat say,_ tie ceispltetletielCostitwasiew
'would probably sdkkont * I Alte, .Tha
Constitution prepared! esietasi.ll4ered
L lkon.
.deebtoo, the Psyttlyei43lare law _ F s TlA s. oreot
milieus for establlshilsr s psortillistU
meat, shish was beton/ ;the" Palmolg l =4_
pnt•slamjeleate, recoltil itqlijoar
Totes. This gine le du .asly IMO Ostia jibe.
salbaltted to the peepli.Aisslosseseelibhe Shia
to vete down the Cintatitallos. • ~/r.
43AUFOIRNIA.
ARRIVAL MUIR 6RANADA'AT NIW cne: ,
LEA#B, WITS SPECULI , • - , 4 •‘,
Ti. Bt. Leak at `rimaks low (wet'.
, 1111$1004•04. . •• ' •
esteseeattip emu& swatted Noe beleise . < -
yesterday, with , over hilts willien Is
the California malls of the nth
The steamship St Lemke with ib. mellS, Muir
$1,200,000 in VOCI4IIO and six beilits4 perreertsh
left Muni for N.. York on the
Si , CIFTSI
iPz‘.. tir uincil
Ml=
GREAT NEWS FROM EUROPE' '
ABEIVAL or nag aroma LTAXIAL, ?
$1,100,000 - 1N EM=
FALL OF. THE CITY`_ OF DELHI:
BLOODY CONFLICT lII'
Ileterese Sabyten "ssility k ikeetets.
MORE HERVI.FAILIIRESIRENGUMIL
DEATH OF CAVAIONAL'
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL NEW&
'ADVANCE: IN 9/4801.
.The otoatner;Arolths 11th Lltsepool 6001p14t."
tbe verived'it New York lateeday.
....-Ehlsbriap advisee from ladle. tad the news IV',
"the instate Dellt l / 4 ,aller I t eonittot Wang
heßritish tiotiss aisaulted, De.lll on the 14th •
of. September., and effected & lodgfigit. and after
six days obstirate resistarm, bad on the 20th ob.
tainedvossession of the entire eltk. •
Greetnumbers of the matineersesesped, among
them the King of Delhi and his itwo sons. • The
British loss in killed, and wounded up to the 16th,
was 660 ha all, including 60 caters.
General Wiliest bad, ordered no.qtuutar to be
glveni but that the !women and children should:-
be spared.
General Oatram bid reinforced Gen. Havel,*
at Cawnpore. , The latter bad started for Leek.
now, at which place the garrison held out mil-
Considerable. rcinforeementa have arrived ,a 4
Weans'. • •
The Arabia brings over a millibn of dollars Is
The imerican horses Prioress end Babylon
have both been badly beaten in the rase for the
,Cambridgeshire stakes. " I 4
In England there base been large number of
failures of firms; 'rwith liabilities raging from
$1,000,000 to $2,600,000.
- General I,avaignio is dead.
The latest by, telegraph from London, says
"It 51 confidently believed in basica* circles that
the tinaneisl crisis has posed.'" •
Lintom, Oct. 30.:—Consols' or money 891 *a
•891; for account 891 ® 894. ' -
Cotton end Breadstuff* bad experienced c con
siderable decline, in prices.
Tan ' GREAT' HOLLAND' R01t1D1.1. , -.Batriore's
flatland Bieters'itions 'object to nervous or t
sick headiche, lilt find in ,13terhave's foiland
Bitters a sun, :Bahl . and Picasaid rawad.v. It
soother the throbbleg bead, corrects acidity wr,
the stomach, assists digestion, and creates a heal
thy appetite. Ifii,jrlibOut doubt, a moat delight.
ful 'preparetton;iid an 'arsonist remedy. The ,
fact that 'it Is nave a very popular medicine
throughout all the itolland setilementaln Wiscon
sin, New York, Michigan,: Illinois aid - Indiana,
speaks much in Hsi favor. Boa advartisement in
another column,
Volts Ann Basita-;-It is sad. to retinal that
nins-tentiusof the 000 r and unemployed who - are
now clamoring. foil work - and bald, always, but
ignorantly, Teti directly in favor of !ono labor.and
no bread," and the 'passing - of laws that take sway
the abet 'of dui eiciloyars to give'thent'work.—.. ,
It is a questicin sltieh •is now frequently caked
whether an igrreas man, be he rich' or poor, is a
fit persoa to fie permitted in }id - in making laws
for the # Government or, a Republic like ours f Is
;
the New Englan d Stales, justly imbed the "Cra•
die or Liberty," this questi „'„ls -tot hal, asked. ,
but practiced . .donneoticut and 'ldassachusatts
have already led o 8 and en in Abair *mutt
snifted
lotions a clause p4thibiting any man from 'voting,
be he hativiVbaid; or from abroad, who cannot
read and write: •'i . - ' • -
rune, PINAINS, &e, .
,
Hoax are unalleablis at Louisville. et $t
hetweeMitoston and tPhitadelphlt Is , nags •
Ine dt gee per cent. in favor of Boston.
Is Philadelphia en; 316 day, the cattle market fell one
dollar** the hundred weight. SW IND be cheap the
coming winter.• j • •
Sous of the Delaware lumberwr who Went to market
with hemlock logs, oat the recent were compelled
to take a thousand ;And in on lostance, we bam, as
Joy as ga t ' ' . •
Tcs Boston Adrergarr halts it air afireleable symptom s
that tbs. ship Edith Mose. Capt. Mebane" sailed Dram
thstport no Woduestay, for China, with atoll cargo of
domestic cot tone, Hoak, std. „
Tex Wes lisatxrd&o.--The PhiladalPhis - Dank' Isis
filed a complaint against the Penniphaula Bank, ceder
Cm provisions of the new Bell Blil, an an Swivel/it
Institution, and it will doubtless* plashed to an Wee.
Timm ships are Mut bol a s lottled le New York . with
dour and grabs for Europe. ' 'they will average about
29,000 bushels to each ship. Such a Wholesale exporta
tion of theme two great staples, cannot bat exache a
salutary influence. . :
TAUB bore hien
,aeveral heavy shipments of silver
from:Maxie* to New Orkant et 11416 cad en Wed.'
needay the telegraph announced the arrival of the Tan.
newels ateannbipwlill half a million JAI,. more. It
appears ILO we ire Intel) heeeet*b to reeetTe a large
'and steady supply or silver from Mexican minis. •
Tod Nil* Toad,' Itiscs--Yhe Tnlorne In speaking of
'the probability of tbis remipsion of apseielwymassts by
the New York Monks, nays .1--" We cannot And that any
serious intention of resuming specie payments before
Spring Is entertained, though some of the strongest In
stitutions 'rein:good condition to commencer at *owe."
'Via 'Weis on .W 41101410 took 0 0 ha )0 .0 00 to speller
befog nearly bait - s talilllon lea then waa antlel paged.—
The Arabia, doe at Is espponed to have oh board
upwards of one million of dollar'. Theis ottlinneetta of
merle to and frost the eonntry yin coignes while ex•
oblige remains unsettled, Met detours, went confldelete
In the drawers of blfia - -
As imm York then, is a strong and *dimming Mutat
lbr a lorgs staicelty of the loading securillea.. The Ida
nay Market la easier: In Denton dismount rates descend
In the scale even bulbar than In New !ark. Yor Dal•
lien there Is a moderate_ demand and good supply. The
domsistle exchanges are gradually Improving, but are
still sufficiently high to embarrass matffy the coffee-
Non of does fram`the interior, •
•
Bmn CATTIA aI Nllll, TOIII,-Tbillidlrell Thiellle arc
—"The prior of.hoefcattle on. Wedneeday at Ball's Used
experienced Inaba decline, equal to baits cent ou the
best and a whole Cent ork the borer grader per postai
for the meat: Lane numbers of cattle suitable fbe good
fair market beef sold at not over eight ante pm pound
for the meal, and' bona but extra at Woo yenta
,number sold at Mb ants iris Indeed any small. '
Bust hardware dealers of New York,
held a mooting on Friday, at which a resolve wasadopted
to sell on four, months credit after the Ist of January
next. Letters from firms to the trade la Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Albany and Baton; expreedag a willingone
to atgerate with the New York dealers la this aperi p a s k
meat, were read. : ' The hardware, iron, steel ared"o
cultural implement dealers of Boston h-1d a meeting on
therlld inst., and 'weed a rowelettlon de caring that it le
expedient to shorten the various terms of credit gives
by the branches sof trade represented. The totem:codas!.
en of Boston hare alio agreed ,upou a nestrkdiou of the
credit 'yearn.
Tam Bank of PeOnsylrenta it is theught; is beyond
the equity of redemOtion,-notwi thebendlag the efforts
to buoy Itop.- Mi. Thomas AllibolmtheMa President.
it is ineerel nagdently, c La, return bout Europe to
meet the chitin against 818 honor. We hope so. In
the meantime, We ournot join he Abe general clamor
against hisn. Bo far,we hats had but one side of the
dory. Let as bate Mr. Anibal:es statement White we
Judge decisively:, A meeting of UM sloekboiders of the
Bank was held la Philadelphia on Monday. The maths
board of dinettes railgtutd their dices. and • commit
tee was appointed to reorganise the board. This board, '
when so reolltalthed, an requested to report the true
condition c4' the bank and SO what extent - its espial .
bay been impaired by lb. "fraudulent sets" of the late
President. Then mumed to bee great deal ei'lleelleg
manilla:tad at tho meeting, and hisses and other Marks
of dleapprobatiorr greeted any attempt to palliate the
eondael of Mr. Allibone. The meeting also nal red tee
• • the late act of the , datum. , .
Ot elliarktts:
- POTTSVILLE MAILEEPS.
(orkstlesolo Prietta.)
04 10' Dried Peaches, par% $4OO
n our ogc,.. • 450 M do sapar'd. 2TO
Whest,lnohel,l 20412 111, Dried Applor, par'4l,2 TO
o re .•do ; 86 2 .1 3 ,40‘00, • 14
'do : Butter,per period, IT
Oats, ._ do ; s .. 10 Oboolden, -23
rotsteit.. do . COI Buns, •
2:lLard.
Clover Bad. , '; Of; Plester,rlo VIGO
Ilay,portos. Pelt, psr seek, 137%
IPOTTIIMLLI9 , ` 1111011VC111 SI A MLR
• _ (Dletall Prises.))
71,0001.--111ord llour nits the $9 *tot co tp btd .
odd DP Atild Op. , lio-Ompasl9 still be, =Mos'
ifeatlll OD
GIAIN 4 -111dtol/Alst 111 6619 be, sod Rod
RI*110.4001•0104or0atal446.
Rollo at 10. 12 etc per lb. /tattoo-
Amok,. UNMAN Polk Vito 14 dot Ihtteldeti 123 f
now 1A to 11 do, Wanda 14 do. •
PSOVIIIIO2IIO--Settor oofis fro 17.t0 22 Hr 11 lb
ChoodoldiAdo, 4.16 its.) doo, Lord Id etst..lo,-
• 2221A116-lifor Homo 11 eto..lb We 9 60; Pod.
Moo 10 62 "C" *loot ilora.A ., W 214012% do; Cisolhod
tad Pole
14 do; ,-
ntriT AND TODILTABLIN--Tmatoso 10 toe str.
Dub. Now -rotatooo 90 to 91 do; Cabbage 2to I eta.
Dead, Arpin 5 tole eta,* 1.4'.