' Milk CTrefifirelailiV lUD ' galt " II tub tithed in our FiestVage, to Wows Our +Wen of thi condition of the Territory , and give, them an &delouse idea of the nisllerrenes entertaieed ' at the despotic conduct of tkii- Pro-Slaveiy 011- . , .._ , „ prat of Eatissat .I,' . - • ..-,..1 . It behooves every 'lmerlian 'citizen teho,cher. • ishts . he liberty hequeetbette him dullish "the blood shed in 0 0 , -14ripjft...,„. ter ittnider sind welg well the ceesequenees likely to reset, if he as late in esteading the Slave Pewee on the .... ~....---rr-------r•------- - soil oar freelenritoyies. An inch pitted this 111125 Mi UMW : •_. • 'eir,lwill la the next, be extended a l'Oets un til th is It hie been 0, favorite Positives <Cate Vre-Sle- Y vast territory spreading from the Minis *vr,i.'.,"*"....,,,,of ,th...„,is .country , l' 3 l l ,l to Il i Th" . zn °* 7 - *POO the Werth shalf - hi - the - tore; of eaves' V* "' -r""' ' P w ''' " °I '" i "'"r i "."7,.. -- - I T - tat ; and grime: Dave we, have one children no its: .' sass es befibfers efriineld e Pll: * ,'" -- ... l e an ; teWst in 'reserving to Freedom that vast -domain ? ' ' suiilltiL •L ' ' Min," vile *W eld g r ''''' - I''''" C m Remember the factrthat when we rostrata:some ' use idwiltw ' " ' Sul _r, B ". s , .".7.' fi t a nn t .hundredi:Of isilea Into the interior organists, lb. snares -111, 111 7 , lelogie' n g "" s ' '"''''' - only then, we reach the geographical centre a „ deep; of such a reside, _lint what is the isles cs e t t h 11,, hi a men —the t e fetid. p a ns of the ° bo P sne ' n ' isdliznPra • -t° Iga"114-" lb* aP " Wes teed only_b ' y the roving lodise, and the ' preaching session of Caress? Whet new act .„13, %outgo imams (mom lb . , surthsirn , nritat , I:uff_ le, in extenteAual. the confederated:Steles , s of the Democratic party, denuneistions of the , ed . I ' e x ° yet to Is reelolutei _ and subjected t o . cones, et the ProAlararY:Constitelohal Couven. e i ei 'l e d _ ,nno. Shall they he blighted, by El.. lion, and .bionghe ispoialtirtletst, the firesstor, vi , or be reserved for the free, happy homes of yet items willing,' . The efforts of the 'Pro ' Oovt Wise? Let us see. The' October election '• is Keens, deeded severe Important Wats, eel Sit ee i Party - in Kanftalli Prove that 14th lti rte. went far temente maturing the eureitfonst of a 'P i igen* they would not be satisfied, but still • wo Id reach forward end grasp every loch of Dee eettlesuent. Aciordink to ' as; Prjcssed '-doctenes of the organic set, 'resting a territo. is 11°7 tet7°nd- No 113 " who view, this mat. tut oremment and p4pssing fur si worn indn „ . ter calmly, in . a thoughtful, manly, independent pe' idiot political condition, that election deter- 1111 neer, can,fail to 108 COLITITICed that the Slave 01 preby is despotic, vindictive stud onprinci - Inlaid the deetiny endwise a Free State. There , Is via Immense . usajorui in gamuts Infant of ex . pl d, *d too often, Sods in a Demeatie Arl in nistration, a pliant tool to serve Its ' purpose.— eliding Slavery from it by State constitution.— T lionettitstandir g this however, there le pt danger 5 progress however, of Slavery oa thh cond. n nt, mast be checked, and we much mistake the .j.-litelt - the Territory U ill be adiaitted Into the truism as a awe sta t e., will the , mu . of the sp l irit of the N.stbi it it will tamely submit to Democratic • party; N4th, 'equities In' the at; a t e new oniesSe in genus. Sboubt Congress mhich i will seeemble next Monday week, not, TO.' tempt? Tbe presentl position of .Renstur affairs to admit the bogus State, a tempest will may Imo set forth In a few words. Slues the On.' - I;..hes sisetimottentinu has hens turned toward hieb had ad. it he unparalleled in the history of the United the Courtitetional onventleir, totes, fur it-will be diseovered that ie have too . L'i U I og been submiseire to thT-demandi of an erre. Pruned to Starlit the result of ,tkat event. - All ths , slisiuns and snr4inting speculations as to the ut Stare power, and too meekly berre every ", . coarse to be pursued hyr that . IWwly, now give • phase it heefutposeg. ' • place to certainty. The delegates hate ;done' a ...Reseal. - commute:lions have - apitraired in the - ' thee wor k an gon k d e home. They hass correctly , , I' hiladelphia Ledger this week, in regard to the lon - ~ -- 'represented °lei:4l4e to *bleb they .owed their ' t amount • family can be supported ire. One ' ' origin. They haviatterly disregarded the tole°, says, $5 50; smother denies that it can be those - uf the people, whose inetructioni Were heard In comfortably at twice that antount, While .another - Sb° lane election I.i' that ( "4 1 07' 2 4 0 .7 bare commaalcant will. support -,s family of ave. all . consummated the 'Risley desigeed from the be. - wh ese ty sa w ro p o p en $231 per week. • The pro. ginning. They &tee Prepared Is Pro•eisrer, con' gramme Is aa'followir-13ackwheet cakes and, ' stitution, which is i to be forwarded to 'Washing. molasses for breakfast, n cents; sante for supper ton at the, opening of the session of Congress, li. For dienerieoup, containing ' beef, potat`nee - . „, lobs .. fAr P 3 ur g ed I nr° "S h 1444 neS s e e P i f petal' turnips and rice, IS cents. -Total, 33 cents. ' Fo; • We, despite the WtoPbello Prot*" presented in, the week, $2 31. There are families in Phila. • - the periottof the Free State, Delegate, Ate. Par. delphia, that live undoubtedly, on that amount, rott. Thi haus is:direct-and plain. The Demo. * lthou h the assertion may elicit a smile, crude' party, being its the aseendaat in each g ' branch of the federal government, will hive the • question to decide. They will be compelled'd • :' .show openly, before all the _people, whether, in , this matter, they {hare been 'pliying true or falsts They con no longer wear a twoifold teeth, for th . •i Northand the South. Their 'trap face will' . awn. • . •i - Let no ono be;deceired by any 'false pieten . , that the question of slavery hi to be subinitt .. to the people eflKanses for their decision. 11 such a pretest tke Conventioni only add. wanto . insult to theirj letfamous . outrage on popes • •., :rights. No sensible man will pronounce the trick thus 'attempted even ingenious. Aside from the . clause permanently establishing ,laver', the Cu „ stitutiou embraces features 'known to be odie's ' to the Frerstitate teen, ar.ds.sprossly intended a ~ repel their votes. l, But they-are required to • e '' ' •'-'s, - fur every other feature of the,Constitutiee in r. .. der W vote aPinst slavery. , And Inark; - . .al o, that when thee shall bare. ,thus voted down s a. very--us of .course, they ate tot exyuctird to o, .. and as the trurention deliberately intended tr give them no , ehrtnee of doing—the Constitut or . then irill he i.iruply silent'in regard to slay, ry, • in which call, under the recent Onncianceni on from the Wet official oracles, slavery will e is ' lil Kansas, and no more , legislation can drir i • • out. It willj be rontildcred a slave State, qrem . . with the pro.slavery claire 'eritscd. But the on -*critical heti, taken ceic to prevent even this practically unimportant' mokification. This Is the new dispotie'act to which th it. - tendon. of the free people of th'is Republic is uow celled. Shel it be ultiotatOy successful? 'hat • 'the coarse iif the entire D!mociacy of the; (milt 'will be, is l. Will the Democracy . the - 'North be taiain ely driven into the measure? We • hone not,' end believe elk for the tone (the . _„ •%IU are, ' 1 D. 0111110 POTTSVILLE, PA. dAttarPiTe NOITIFJIMIXR,SBOB67. 16'ocal Affairs. Airrotary is abundant la Ibis miercift, st bir prkes. airDeeritre numerous in this eouniy this fall, ape. In theTicinlty of Ashland. .aria km been formed freely dosing the week, and boys hare been skating on die ponds Itethis Sir Chart, in the trial of erltntno enseep will con- Tens In tide borough, on the grit Slonday 4,41te 'naming month. ~ , sar.Jcienb .S. Llwrence, of 11Inerirttle, aceourporited by two other gentlemen, killed fowl rt ry floe'deer,:rs natty, sear Trent Rao, Lyoxolog aanty. /liras/teed froisar of Miner:m . l4 under arrest on awrptclon of being eoneertied In the murder of Adeline flavor, has boon discharged, theta j being no evidence against him. The " Magndie Lady," we perceive, Is still giving aments at the Town 1101. She performs this g. During the week per audiences bane been HIM succeeds in keeping herituditory la a mar. Alto, bran natio er, that The wet tam 011 P. D. Bartlett's Institute In . Palo gill commence on the let pnaximo. The •verious bes of English; Mercantil* and Mathematical adu -1 ate taught. Mr. Damen h en excellent leach . Ily competent to impart instimetion to the pupils . ay be placed Int& charge.l •tirt The Anthracite Dank of TaWaqua.—The following named gentlemen were elected Directors, on the 16th inns .ITm. Donaldson, John Carer, It. A. Heaton, Jas. W. Abbott, Jacob 0 tiger, David limiter. M. D., Jacob L. um, Jacob Schick, 11. L. Cake, Jelin Bohner, Sem., John N. Spews, tlenj. T. McAbee and Nathan Patterson. • 'Erne Dallas Care:Wk.% Malls Is the title of a new composition ter the plum forte, bY L. Chapman' Singh. awout, and dedicated to !dre.Tlroinas S. Diets. It his just beau published, and the onli &Ides offered for sale at the present time, an bs had at earrigues's store.— Coming tui It does from a &huyikill county composer, In addition to its reel merit aft a composiliort, should place It iu the haods . oleeery amateur In the Region. most prominent Northern !Democratic orgai dictate that etorta byeSsitigoviiicis is iii exceed in violence aby!.thit have preecdetl lbla troublesome subject. ° Thn deeli feeling onithie question is wan by Z terieelof editorials in the Dliitadelph Forney's iiaper i : - sn !article -in the i • .Novetnher 40tb; headed, ?Let the Majority It eays: • ! Kir Tiaskaphiap was appropriately observed bore.— Cburghea were attended la the morning by the elilsens and soldiery—turkey dinners *Bowed, and the day wound up with partiekete. We were pained td observe 'iotoxication among some of the youth of the borough. It Is a sad comment upon the morality of a place—the reeling and Insensibility of mere boys from the effects of liquor. The Seat Rifle Company paraded in the alter noon.for targefpractice. t .The path. opinion manifested against the of a few men to Kanuas,'ealling themselves th IntionalCoovention of the Territory, (less the alit) to make their work bidding upon thou's', people, of the embryo State, 'without permittin pie to vote ippon their work, hits once ur•re y striking evident* of the tenacity with which t adhere to a great principle, no matter who op .A miserable ` minority Contention, as tbis w thorny wogld not have hoen resisted, had it II the haiku box. But this fear has proved alik guilt, and 4wakeued the public apprehension to it. 'ni t fear will annihilate Itedeslgus." Leadin i Demoeratia journals , of N Rhode bland, /awls, Wisconsin, Ohio . area, hold language to the fame effect, llarrisbn g Union an ts , L "We Ace the Constitutional Conrentiern of sorting , to, ty tricks and devices to defy an will of the majority." t . Letelyi appeared a "leder of Oov.. W' gin's, dA' t oted to the Kansas question . the Governor says : oil i Majority of the legal voters. are op to the plan of Government proposed by the Conve i plon,kbyir voices ought to prevail; a • onutantionat for owillt not is be housed nisei them, and cannot be be f r a day. and thtironteretpli power Might not to be se • tehed away (roes them even for a mites!. If Congress should aid and Abell a Convention in' doing so, would Coggress be intersemny against nossinterrention / A d If A ma. jority le in fator of the form proposed, they ill prevail. and tlie)controversy, will eud. If strict mpartiality, justim, and fairness are observed, the i will not be Inceneedl bat if a eutiority shall abuse thr adrentitious , adraatalic ef an °trimmed timmalion to ie their Om. etitutitos,to Cave" without first subssittin it to the pm gl o s 4 they‘will barraged bi indignabou to a•t of violence; WU tear the Onotits.tion into, tatters a • (rumple it into Out shot, and upbraid the pro slavery' rty with a eculfirtrous and an attempt to rule per fat . ut Wats and they log organize more strinpently, daub! • , venni! sla very, then they would•erer ham doui at fir . Again, if theCongtaUon be submitted to them ti it mnet be submit to Congress afterward, to see ..t Its previa , , lone are republican; and It must pant to tow of the representatives in Cenggess as well as In be Territory. But, if not submitted lathe people In the first instance, And Congress accepts it.'and then the . • le of Kansas eitangis;add adopt awaher, and It may be a Waite 'COO -141110100, this latter will not have to be, d will not in, mohair to Continue at alt." • • On he _argument of Gov. Wise in star of com mitting the lately made constitution of lianas to the popular vote of Kansas, the i Pre a remark's : "In all that Governor Wise says of the faience of the ••• Una* 001Mtittition to' the -people we "tree, with one esseption. We agree that the people of etas _ should do what those of Virginia have aloft upon their • area 4uesWsUoa entire-. We agree that thin would be bettertthe the real interests of the Son .to which in terests solar as the Constitution of t United States . protege them, we stand Irrevocably mudded. We ageserbtiowernor Wise, that no anth ily was given by tbi people of Kansas to the Convent' of Kansas to sidepag Oonatitutbsn for tbenheidshie kh se e peoplestege. Wet agree with Aim, that if this plain ri is net pinata depeepre el Muses, as a war risen 10 of Verviraia, at few twang* against the South win arise, mars W eer and useengnerabte than any we have ever known in au psi-Meal asperkerm nut we me WOTGlee with Gov ertteletWies. that if the present Coun St tton Is not sub. i Sato' town people of Hanna , they y, die moment ' 'after they come into the Union as a Buss make a new ' Omega:Kiwi IikWAVSKTIINOONSTIIRIVION or KAN- Bead A 8 JUSIT FRAME% 18 lIIRICRERBABLE FOR sisv*ti YEARS, BY ITS EXPRESS 'I k.;tllii. "In other respects, the positions of governor Wise, as mmtained IS the above eitracts.tneet o r,approvel; BUT lets liczyno , wit stun is or ova o rout" la BD article on precedent. and technicalities, the /1 1 '' ress says : , "lii the matter orconfauni frauds I e those In Kan. sae, be conceive that it is monstrous attempt to legal , Use those fraud,. In this view, we happy to Sod oorddres sustained, alike by public 0 Woo mud (be in • tellrut puns la , al i quarters of the U ion. Gov . W. 1115 Mt Neu. however, overstepped none o the legal total • t eoliths In the eases which have: onus der b e purview, , but oea deeply entrenched behind law ea be It be bind the fade. It will be 'mum that when be made his sleigh:in against these freed the clamor false lyideed azalea him was that be ha disregarded the " bow itt es" or the le er * . u that ease thou technlcalitiesito irsitica's oppo nage' were everything. end jostles othing. A very 611 C however. produced* an chum in these ter man. A Contention assembles Itl KaCININ elected by 2,000 out of the 15.000 people of that Territory*, and proceed' it , erect what it call • "a constitution," whist it netsuke to Possent to the le. It refuses to l ie do so to the teeth or the •techultraGt of the organic Babas and Nebraska act, which sat espresely declares **bid the people sr Istissas shall be 'Teeny tree to form and regulate their domestic inatltuGoes in their own wa)y.' li Weans to; mill to the,people in the teeth of the letebni.alitim• of the platb*adopted at the De. areeraile National Convention at Cincinnatian June, 'llOO, which piqued, declares ')ha / we recognise tbe' right of the poop/eel all the Territet, including Kan mie and Nebraella, idiot through t he legally and fairly expressed will of e majority of actor ) residents, widen , 'UAW, handier or their inhabitantspadifies it, to form a ClibailtitiOn. with or without dom be sisitery. and be taisailled into the Onion Own term of perfect equality ' • gib tbe other fitatest-rin the test of the pledge of fir. Clusha'i Inaugural, which di toed) , asserts that ery readmit lehahltept of Kato a should be secured , /e ' I thy fres ind tredepandent stutrise qt his opinion by his /ger • . • • and that *meanie be fairer than • to lures, people of a Truitt)* free a im all Moir. In. ter.wenes, to decide ! he ti own ny tor themselves. Sitlect only to the (lona itutPm o the United whetter 'et is . • end Mao t 44, nem wilt (-the majority shell , gowere la theset) {meat et the q ion at domestic phe w, in the Tentiorinf -.end flnail , In the tenth of the ra t tle' fete lebt'd hy the is of the States tide Bohm, shuts, after *trod their COnstil unpins eati-Ofirettii. sett ismtitrylven Included—with rare • 'WWeerdiarke. WrWrrled ihows Conallbstiows Afterwards to '':.: Wl ' wl / 04 ' I,4 O_F I F • 'froth - the /Wu istel ether teeth* poiseen jettisels le •pressel late bititior of , the eels of *b . " hors 1 co l opotton A ' : at, fiseeee4 el t e -grove , ott i suffice fo valise . lattetnpt Constl- Maly to a or the the peo .nted a e people .sex It.— . - 'IIETR. D. &hooter is seine's Soap and Candies at. wholesale prices. by,,f he slogle.la nod, at .his now Oro. eery• Store, in Norwegian sheet, above Itallroad. The iandies that Mr. Sul/penes selli are pure tallow, aotadual • tented as much is by some tuamsfactunws, and In the purchase of which thetkublle !laetrile:mealtime. The %alarm Floor, Ilia Flour. tea sold by Mr. Schooner, are of superior quality, and pen rapidly. Mr. Schoeper's New Stare Ise decided !OMSK jilt 11,11. feurett • RI own a ragarl York, od Indi• bile the 41ir Wisiter has noininenceil his rigorous rule. The 4.lhuylklll river hits to froseri mon, and boys ansglisting Upon Its glassy surface an skates. To Imp the tkinal open, rutting the tee has boen resorted to. Our 'lsnitsor *logical record for the week 111 as folio's: . T., R. 4. I.`, Teti:alio.' Orrict. 1 - . Pennsylvania /fan, /Wised& I , BA. M. I 2P.M. 7P:M: • ' .Pat., Nov. 21.—'4"' ' I 28° , 30o—riondy. Mon., 4 ' 23,-42 ' 6O. - 39 --. Tu44.,, " 24,-20' - 2 B 2B 39 —clear. ' .Wed„ " 26,-18 21 ' , 28 " Thurs., 0 28,-40 I 3o_ • ..le " Fri., . "/.7.'i,—.18 1 -- " glitlFl re. • ebeat the H or Vir- In which air ; ,Att lasprored Thum ms.—iVe examined luster day at the Hardware Store b rew. Bright k. Lereb,in. this Borough, • portable taketiven, which t. said by those who biro used orensuf the aims patent, to be at once the most economitai and eißcient of any at present in use. The compositkm of the oven Is galvanised Iron,— The Om which radiates beat through Ills of wood. It requires but a small quantity of wood, and to bake; five •minntes a» 1. - uflelent to beat the oven thoroughly. It bakes bread and phr,and roasts meats and poultry.-- Mr. 11111, of Tamaqua, doei all the cooking for his public boom, with orth, tied says Ittiat betwOuld rather sacrifice Drs hundred dOtars If it necessary, than to bewith out it. The coe'tqf the site Messrs. Bright I Lerch have on band, Is g 4. 'liiMiekSepere should step In and ex amine tbellecided Immurement; as they ars Interested In everything that lacilitides the economy of rka house. bold. • XiOnneers in WIMM%—Who does , not like rto see flowers In Winter? - To enjoy them It is not necessary to cultivate mum tender] exotic, Which is withered by the hqettfrost, but with little trouble we may hate at eny period our early spring flowers, whose brit appear, Ince we bail with SO much delight. At this season, jail at the setting in of winter, dig. toots of the blood root, wild violet, Werke!, oir any other of the flowers of spring, and pat them In boxes or pots. It tbey are to be froun, boxes Are the , beet, as the latter gig break.— /twiny time during the Winter bring than into the warm parlor or kitchezriand they will speedily shoot op end blossom. Those which here a large fleshy root, in which the =thrill of their growth Motored, surprise us by the rapidity of their development. Thom who poe 'env the means may preia the hyacinth, and other bnibs, but.no less gratification may be derived trom theeil chil dren of our native woods and glades. • .1113 1 ..TheIpilerai'y aciety.—The regale? esercloce on Tuesday evening lut, ;were witiess3d by a brim and appreciative audience. The attendance in point of num here; lou been excellent during the season, and will on. dont/141y to contimeantil the vlow. The lactase on Tuesday evenlngwia delivered by W. PRewree, Esq. The suttlect„ . .leudel Tiatee,7 wee treated4e an interesting and able matinee by the - lecturer. A reading by Mr. Poole we! humorous, just the style which *build be se lected at the evening exercises of the Society. The debate, on the question, is It the duty of a government time of want to Provide neeneeries for the poor? was argued by gfollord. 03111. avid Green in the saircos live, and anon. Breoihand Bartholomew In the Pegs tire. The question was deeiaed in the negative. The els/cloys for Tuesday evening next ere acfollowa: —Lecture, by C. M. anthem; Beading, by M. D. L. Dod- son; Tiebste, "Should the °ace of Judge be 'lna'se by the peoplil" .4,Arwatire—John V. igniti, J. M. Went. illegatioe—Rat. B. Wells, Ell Bowen. I bushier* meeting Ow the election of pacers of the S.ty will be held alter adjoarnmont. • It;los .-I.4nolootis sireles called 'halo*" are often °braised surrounding the sue anti moon In certain eon anions of the atmeenbere, usually more' or less 'colored. They are of two kinds, one kind of AMU dhow:talons. which are general fcompoaedoftimertbreerlogs; they appear when a anal' elusarilty of aqueous vapor is Of fused 'through the, atmoribere, or when light fleecy clouds pass over the senior moon. There are usually called coroner. T 124 second kind, are. much larger, same measuring from 41° to 40 In diameter. Tbe lunar halo is a simple white luminous tittle, without co'cr, eseept lug a pole red, which sometimes tricots the loner eds.. The solar halo led a lonatiful play of colors; although not so bright's, those Of the ralubow, they are marked with entleiant dialled:lnel, to he seen, Tit, Wit occupies the loner part of the clicte, the Ylolet anti 4 Igo the outer, ,and, they Aide *lry iftillt..hist tit' the ..starrOundlog "ice.. Sometimes • la.trecorrilary:elielt, full of bright *Pt% or Plfbidlt - - Natiessaremenenave .nreltned as tna se, et , geeslibiltirasimi bet dig lagrte is that of )la. nett:4mb° 'suppose *helm* dna to'the felliction at , tiebt shinsgb the tnsuipmet. turd yetinnitht inmfale Tie lAMB rest lithe trypeitigiebe Jilin airria owe s •pir raoessumfas - ov OCATUIre t , . -- ~ IISIVITI) irali jilt =NW .1012tailt. , . ie 11 4 01 / 16 0 4 ceqrl ior the big of dell Matra lei wit eine the Mid week. On ireconat *the kength of one, er *Woof theil.ereses, bet feet tunes were tried:;w l Therese of Wed ve. Minder, which' tree. teled emend ivies ago, and went up to the Sagresso' Goad, was sot *WM fix teed, buoys been that the tam heibeismerk• awl' eettledieg *pieties. It wan sit lOnet, !Mgt It for coal bred Merril, value. The first cam triellreart Jaws poem Met rly.liaiii Millimi 14 Welitint gels iStt lrilet/erfch 'Z.; Thesees, by Anise Greener. Dais , , ' ; Genferisit et. Tel ',lreern Ake* mid !taws .Tekare•Jfkla was an action of erlactesent to recover ties' otatili•ii . MI pitri tol three trident head situated In Norwegian. ininaldp nod Pad fettle lendlimner illy Immense thanes Lands! The plabetire it* to the land was under three new warrants taken fat in IMO, by Bereleadn Beals, and surveyed tbs Mem year. The rams were ndurued and *opted, end Gs bud was patented in lime s UM, ear der Uses 'warrants to Benjamin Beare, Prederlo. Lin- Ambrose and Drojamin Batman. The surveys exiled to adfola. the Ittableilthwell, Mettle a Wegner, Datum I Post, Geo. restand other tenets of ban:d. Meeker, by deed , cnnceinl !le Noe•inal, One third. of hie interest In these lands to Frederick tenderiser's ! for SRO, and the 1 plaintiffs claimed that third interest as the heirs of Lew &Arun. &Mese& - ; The defeadanti are tenants on the lands In dispute, under lielmilletibbwr and - Wetherlii, who delta the land by virtue of several titles. VW, undser.rwarrants taken out 10 . 1794, by Henry Thiell, Swann* Milymen end Cieo. Ilenoleger, and surveys up= them. By vast on , convened the title berme vested in Mordecai Lee, who In 1527; conveyed his interest to 0.0. Do B. Seim, who in buy, conveyed portions of the land to the other owners, Wetherill and Seltrieger. - .. ... Agisnet this pait of the titles of the elehindants, the plaintiffs contended that the , land In dispute wan not ear braced In the surreys under which the detendante claimed, but that the proper location of their surveys would not Include the land at all. To which the defer dents replied . thit lisle !oration of the land was made by Leridertnern himself, under whom plaintiff& claim, "melons to baring taken out his own warrants In Beck er's name, and while he was acting as an agent en Ceo. fie B.Keler. i ' - . ; . The deferolants farther claimed title to the land by virtue of sutural tax titles, under Treasurses end Cour. nalwrionere ides of the Melt, Sillyman and Henninger tracts. The strength of these tax Olin depeinted urn the locattenof the tracts mid for taxes. If they covered the land ire dispute -they were good, if not, they were worth nettling, , • . . The Defendants farther Contesded that at the time the warrants Were taken entered surreys made, under arbkh the plaintilb rialeast, the lands :was seated, and that varlorisns were engaged in taking out Makand thereforew not vacant land, to which. the .plaintiffs answered the no portion of the land within the lines of their ram as imprented, but that whatever Improve. Monti i s were seated& of their Item. By Trerearor i Wee In lliba aid leg, Samiel P. Dern. log Weenie possessed of tete tax tittente a !biro part the land. Doming bad married a daughter of Landow brats, and the plaintiffs are his hairs, and also the heirs of lanfrbrun. Raving shown a title to Horning, the defendants then gave In evidence ajudgment obtained on the &lied April, 1543. by • man named Kehler vs. the adeelnistreiter of flocking, who was then dead, and a sale ref llorning's interest Inlthe property in dispute in Jane, littf, by tire Sheriff, to A. Ruseel,Mad subsequent convenors. by Russel to Reim, Seitsimpir A if steeds. , Thedetendente having shown apparently a good tax, title to Doming, ands sale of it by the Sheriff to them,' . the plaintiffs game In midwife a &red for the property it dispute own P. Laadeibrem to Mary Leaderbrun an Samuel P: limning, dated Feb 17 ; 1840, and a deed tron liorningliek again to landerbrun, dated the 10th of Mare% 1543, shibelletner'e judgment was notobtelned iota Die-6th of April following. If this conveyance of the primly by limning to LandeOnan bad been for a rakish/et condderation, the dere nts 'would have ob. tallied 'nothing by their ruche* t the Sheriff's sale of al.& Umning l a Interest, but the deed . - rported a coosidera- DM of one dollar only end all It was shown that Dorn. Mg at the time, was in pecuniary ditSculties, thiCourt decided abet the conveyance to Lauderbrun was frandu. lent M to creditem, and therefore vcid—that therefore, the Sbertif sate vested the title in the dekhdalits, and eceordinglvdirected the jury to and a verdict for. the dere:nava ta; lathe conclusion of prommilege of th e thathette. the ginbikattat of is we commenced boor hit: ' . Thehiattrserci . brllle. Moody of Ath Ui iend. si im i lis by st that be taught in 'moticaillant ablest. Re wished tathow bow be !mediated leis et*. MIAs themusicaticsalliwrltten cotton his Ibtatithiscal i at nti& bk pneelleeihis 9*lts at Ts4trus Omit toeri4ll.-, alto*. Ibierelikilmerf teschingaruldnetfa: Ifs writes the digits cm the top of ihe blackboard, easawhio 1 last main n elan la addition or subtraetioniallows peat to Imi theltuN hitt Legtheh eithsedittioistopro. vmst the. Cild*ablou way of ceivintbig the Sege* t lite devlen sac methiida feat Interesting assents this and other branches. - . , 1 Idr. diode pnatedelviith his instructiotis Williestit- 111- .- Ito thinks Pultnes (Wine Mamas test. AftleJlates , teaching this branch by topics end map drawloginks 'the loailltiography of the United Staten the auciecten- i portant. Me would teach 011611 Geography IA nontiee- I tion with descriptive and loath The Principal called out his little toys agaierpere• log them to give him some sentences with ;oaths aid verbs, which they did-very readily. Ile then, asked ,thetult ail boys were alike in their aloof. - They Very -quickly replied, 'mot some are bad and wine its good.' Ile shored them that they bad then fount another elan of words. thesidles :tia* . Ile Introduced the sable and prepositkaithe same way, and the black , hostril wee soon tiled.and adilled with sentences optbitOnet4 con tabling the trepans of speech new taught thein. Their • progress seemed to be wen , rapid. Air. Otani bad an . ottomans:eta in Milbank —noticed Subtration and Multiplication. U. would 'not use theriternithd and carrying ten--said that weds not barrowinotearry but when It Is inessary, we increase the alumna by ten, and the subtrahend by *Unit oftits neattilgiter or der,--which Ls equal to the ten ridded to the Minuend, hence the resulting didactic& is the tame **lf, no add- I ions had been made to either. lie would; ituteti• Com pound Subtraction and idulUpllcation in.tbscalne les ,. .. sons with 'simple Subtraction and Multiplication, be. muse the same priori* is linefeed; one efuingthg the len denomination to a greater by a unlike*, the other by a varying scale. ' - ;i•.: -: i Mr. Phillips Tossed rapidly over a revieW of the last ' lesson in Algebra.' Then proceed d to natal the mind. pleoinvolved in the simple rules, giving racy land ex planations of thus, after which he took up birth:tan and evolution, and called upon Manisers of the Institute to perform ermapies whichhe Ineinland upon the boiled. ' Physical Geography wee taken im by M r. fields. He spoke partici:Las:lye:4 the windy which bring ado to the different parts of the world—said the diractioia at the wind wee determined by the situation of the land Id It respect to large bodies of Crater. In Dad Eattern ant Middle States rain is brought by Ent and South East winds-because the elands areformedbiaapontion Iran the Atlantic. 911 the West coast of Astoteltasi West of )he Rocky Moubtains, the clouds are loaned by evapa ration from the Pacific. and the rain is binught by West winds.' Between thejtocky lionntatas*td the Wale. -sippi Meer rain 'fells but seldom. am" lions the At. I lautte are condensed before they reach it, antlthote hen the Pattie are mostly condensed or tenanted before they rise high enough to pare the Rocky licittOtains.„ Ile ex tended his applications to other countricr—ipolre also of ' the cosines of Avert and mountains. The peat nacho was earth ng--rather a new feature in sO Institute—lent the Principal thought it would be a pat*** exercise. How to make good spellers lease question of importance. A clan was formed, and one hundred wordS were given • from Webatees Dictiooary, ' If the elan bid been ar."' ranged for It there would hare been stiOtipatunity for !Wag to distinction, but very much bribe 9redlt of the Inittitutemost of the word& Were technic:Ai and very lit tle in use. ..',• •.'• • Mr. Sherman gate instructions agatu in Grammar.— Ile passed over a review of the previotti les! Wos, and In troduced the conjunction and advirb.iiit!Was perfectly astonishing to see how readily the bejs would discern the parts of speech in the inhumes urittienfor them.— They really, seemed tobave a 'better Undastanding of the parts of speech which bad been 'Oven them, than many 'pupils vrho have studied Orman} I whole term. minas orris° stamOS.''! .1. Mr. Graves addressed the loathe* npon the "lona nee of Association" lie says Anoctittiott is the great developing agency of the individtcli and the nation. 'Whoever bee watcbcdstui studied ihn maeinents of so ciety, and soughtto discover its magi -peanut springs of action, has not failed to malice thlifeature which has [To be Omliinetert] stood out so prantinontly Vince its dist Organtaation..— Ab individual action moves only in One direction and IS easily turned asideor overeotne bytimatirtutinetiree.— Association combines, all the redone tepees of 'white, and thus creates 14 power which to tingle force can sur mount, and which can be broken only by .another mod. etion still mightier than itself. That this As a salfevi: dent truth is clearly seen both from', Hie. history of the pat, and the develoPmenti of the present. H. reviewed the history of feudalism and the Crusades, end the great Influeves which they bad hpon toiletY,Ceither for good or evil. Re then turned to tbeConereas of nations—to . the English Revolution and the alliance against Bona parte as examples, and dwelt.partictilerly upon the great power and influence of these assoelitinns. He then no. Heed the organisations of the present day, Agricultural; Mechanical end I.4neational, and dwelt particularly on the last. reviewed udontely the histriiryotthese moo& salons in Switzerland, Prussia ,and.bitiliwn country— then Imre a hasty review oethe history the Institute of our own county, and closed with ;rime' pettiest re. marks open the Impoc tams of Inetiteitariand the means i t .to be used to make them as smore' / Dr. Wythes succeeded with ~1 on Ph y siology, considering "Man as an Animal.". "... it. said motion is not necessarily ecreadcws arditsend• - tint upon nerves, The Bemoan, Oreenail lac plent,, treat- Ides at our approach and recoils :AN moment Watend" it. The Venus's fly-trap hasp parted. the extresaity of Le haVes constructed somewhat like a steel trap, which • inclose. instantly end crushes or , teopriscus what ever . alights upon i I—so the Cilia of Animalcules, constantly moving upon the surface of the eater, collect, food for the nourishment of the soloist lieluis known the heart of a eidid to contiona heating for half in hone after death. Voting/try motion Is dependent upon the nervous system,. There are.some exceptions In the lower order of animals which seems to be destitute of,thanervous systim,atcd yet to exorcise some choice in the fend they collect with I their long arms, main the case of the Hydra. Articulate I have the moat simple nervous system.. 'The Vertebrate a more complicated one. Ile . dela hot consider nerve. force to be eleetricity. . air. Wends read an address on "the amrmative of the question, 'Should lemales have the saute Paling as ' Maher He says the subject has teen frequently des; cussed In edocationai aseemblieitiy distinguished teach. en, and when candidly done, hair . always been deelded in the Affirmative, but. that it :I# . often discussed with prejudice. The only.reason !bit many are able to give why woman ehoaid receive lesi sages than man, Is MM. • ply because she ise woman. We. notunfrequently hear the positive declaration that woman cannot parrot= as much laboeas man, but that it. is an indisputable Met. that many do perform an equal amount, if not more than some male teachers. Every itrqulnvinent which is made of* male teacher Is made of ber,taid if they fall to per; • form any of their duties, they eke •; as liable to be Air:. charged. It is said that tensile' teacher' enter this pro fesidon only fora limited ttaiejand therefore Should re. Mee lets. Mr. Heintz thinks this no argument, if they perform their work' &initial:lt:while in the field, they me equally entitled with melee to: a competent salary.*: Those who defend the negative eithls question say that Mistook his determined the -fi;ailde's wages. It Is true that cus(om tolerates midi ihings, and perhaps More . wrong than right, and if it tit. to decide, the female Ms, 1 with equal propriety, say 414:cistern btu determiiied the salary of the male, and therefore be should hare tie more. He concludes withqlSiany, enlogiis upon the' fa- ' - ma l e da rk d e e, her purity' !Ahmed, iiid - devotion to ;ave.' • ry good work. ;' • ~ , ' : • • The next excreta/ was en ;essay by Ales Wynkocli...- suttlect, "Education of Mted. and Moral"." Her sax jest led to the consideraticM,*st;of the faculties of the . mind and their great pourers, of developinent, and tp the researches of scienee—seackildly, to the consldenitiOn of man's 'Mond interest,Ats paricmonnt linportanee, and the imperative demand for the Cultivation of the heart: : Max IleCool folion'ed with an essay on , the "Necessity . of Plan andindnetry in /HUAI': She says that there are ' Marks of plan and order r everiwbere In the works of ins, lion. That. plan, order,f4d; Industry, ani essential to . enema in practical life. Ainibigy allows them to; be as essential in intellectual 'pursuits. Obeervation and, trx particles also pkve theoi bi . be an. Miss Cole closed the exeCclieol the erecting by ding . 4 0 an essay on the anbj.ietlierknees and Morn. 7 She represented the dirket" ats!the moral night of Sean in his fallen condition, unprevided with i Redeemer. The morn as the gloriona'spitituit morn, when the Hessiatt was proclqimed by the Angels, as He who bad eome to bring glad tidings of greStjel to all people. l' • On mot:on.the thanks of the Institute were tendered to Dr. 'Wyllies for his vaiiisible lectures delivered bekds lb* Institute. t i '.: Letter front lowa. iteostitct or rm•aeas' zocitts..l Fainnsip, Nov.llo, 1857 Mims. Ens :—The only Eastern Paper . I have found heroic the Morns' Jottimai. from the great Coal field of Pennsylvania. There Is a law In lows. whkh lam cer tain will gratify you, and which I aware you, fir- bens. Octal to the people of this State. Ilk ala whieh pro. hlbits the sale of a/I kinds of liquors, / have trayelmi through this State and here yet tbe Arst dru bkOD MAO tO see.. One will not at any of the hotels see 11 porriold in any shape. In Jefferson County the whole amount of pub. lie expenses to not °Foshan the amount of the Alms Prase expenses of Febuyiktil County. they bad a log goal, but as Ilierittst nobody to Inhabit it bay eonclu. Arid to sell itottid bays not built a new one The rail. nilki at Ibis point; hi suspended' !be the prevent, _A WAT NalMnista.' YEN, PANZNAND Bassos& poLmoi. • Taeßepublicans In N. Y: Wats elect six out of the _eight, Judges of the Supreme court.. A !awl. lotroforo •editor up ; "that, If onstslort Miss, 'we shall and him good at biting and scratching." Ue Is more accommodating than most vermin. They gene . rally bite and let you stmt.:ft:lW yourselLnierareak Aitifriak WOKONISIS Etaxmos.—Tutiher returns Atom therhark counties itopnrre the chime.' of the RepUblieans. There - seems to be very little doubt thee the itepublimns bare elected four, and possibly tive; , out of the eight , State of Scars, including Uovernor, EleUt. 00Vernin , and Van ' err. Tht Legistatme is alt right to both bran Ches. The . latest figures put Randall 52.1ahest .k ' . M Tax Democratic editor at lle says that Itisna ales him to tell when the banks do moat harta,**beit they pay specie or when they don't. We presume be would be still more puzzled to tell Whether the State of Arkansas would do most harm by paying her debts or not paying them, at the bag oilmen's& an sspernasut of the former operation.--LthrbritVeJoseriud.. • Drancasno Rome Vtres.—Thri administration urea prporsof the ?with ere divided amitiment torment. , • aus the !imam constitution. White modWapprove it. it is denounced by the Chicago Taus, (Douhles'organ4 the Detroit Free .Prem, (the mph of tirm. Cam,) Noel dome Poid, Mbar,- Atlas, Philadelphia Press, Duffed° Garter, Rochester Niels, Scums' Observer aid °therm. Agee of the party. i. • • Cot. Tacress IL Dams has ptikilshed te long contottr loinstßah , in a Washington paper, on the Backs and the Currency. it is designed to emit the seSiletehmte In .ta• eornf the establishment of a National Bank. Rhlch ban appeared la the publie journals alu'e the CM* 1111071=11e0t of the existing ensnelal reenlakm. - The Colonel atiii cherishes his ancient anniitylo bank notes, and earthly advocates the 'mint d. op" currency. , ILATIIRDAT,*OII4IIIO pox • The N.T. Esprit,, the orgs4 of Pt hstOrs Americans veryibeerfully adopted Mi. Tiemanu at its candi date for Mayor. Mr. Cooley, the American nominee,iiii resigned in Mt tutor, and 'aye he win do everything he an trots elecikm. The Day Auk asserte that Titration is a Whelk; and asks the Erpeen what It will do about It. That paper replies th tt it would rote tar drehbiihop trusties, or even the Pope, to defeat Fernando Weed: AU theopposition take up Tiemann very enthualaati: ire wish thew Illieeeft, vassaasucai Aastrat.-M the last oration of thei Cir cuit Court, held at hiaserv i ptgraham -county, pa , ,teral young men were exantined Udmisaker to the ranks of Law. Ousel the lizatioining Committee was M. 8., • prominent Manteca pollttelari. During the' emistime lion the Adlowlog sane tatenfred Mr. D.—" Mr. it., an you /ifs ma an instance of km with a total absence ofvutio. . Mr. 140- 4 Tesodr.” ' ' Mr. D.- 0 -What fait. der' - Mr. 11,---qns rolaw MO. was satiated,-Detivitt Achurfiren /Ir. Mindy mania splint a; short time in Anther Inns. tinting Lie method of hit mail scholar& A put of the inichern*gnin amused themetlves in a Lost at sea and never found." • per- We bear from a country' tillage that the times Sire so bard that they eannot get up a aiwgiog scam/. A wog in the place thought they would he more successful in getting up a vying school. perFraneis Byrnes, on trial at Wilkesboro for the murdereif hie life, has teen convicted of murder in the second degree, and sentenced to an imprisonment of twelve years In the Eastern Pen itentiary. oi*An Edinburgh paper says that large quan tities of sprats are weekly oat to-London from the east coast of Scotland. to be manufactured into sardines.- Young herrings are also used fur the same purpose. jetr . A. a remedy for Dyspepsia sad licas k ore think the Oxygenated Bitters unequalled. They: anapest from alcohols lad - ebi*Min*.iimiliti• trusty combined with other hygienic satartancte— oxygen, the ebielvital element.. - Or On Saterday morning last the steamboat Kosberg was destroyed by Ore on tee Mississippi river, about ten miles strove Napoleon, Arkansas, causing the loss of the boat., cargo, books,. papers and from fifty to sevetityave lives. , i rifr Gardner Po ro us, thelero of the Wood man scandal, appears in print. He publishes a crud, in welch be says that Mr. Woodman knew Of his *intimate acquaintanor with his wife, and that he (Paroles} supposed he apfireved of it. pira Are Which destroyed alsonss9o.ooo worth of property, took place In Baltimore last Setir day. The principal sulferen are. Wisher, Boyd & Brother L. P. D. Newnan', B. R. Horses A Brother, Brother, Brothers A Co., and T. S. Bantu , j1111•I1 has beta rabbit) , dente/nod that tee Emperor of China indorses the seta of his High Commissioner. Yeb. anti has %eructed hits to Sa shimi liar against England and .. her. sob. jests from Vinton., The, feeling of the Claims I 'saint. foreigners was very bitter. • • • • - Oarpariag Astons ea WWl:m.4By of Jail weak. l *basso cost boats wire soot In the 01110-41 2 41 rivers, - sastr Wm. soviet * lese sf one hundred tires and three bendred thoossadl UAW* of coal.. ettiti boils_wets nisaird old sunk on 1100 Mis.belps *lf el kW ton as New &bide Mo.- • - • • '..• spelling class. We eiWeerii, we newt my that ell did, ter we think the eierelOw . onld bete bees 'tenlenaler tabling. One butdeed ;weeds, eta& ere la :minion we, were again given ept4t he Most of theirs being taken from the fldrool Jourtet..!! A great deal of spirit inni manifested. .Foros elm lt*4 been spectators to this exec c h o on Friday, now :joibed the claw The* were At • • words mined. We think .1c would be well to !Continue I sash an exercise, sot for ,the sake of ascertaining the lumber of words whit May be spelled or Wand, but to become acquainted eltli Abe best teethed_ of teaching, - • lt was decided by a et:U.(lnd the next sessions of the Institute be held at Pinegmre. It was also deelded that three hundred cirnalareshotild be printed at thee:pease of the Institute, end sent to the troches and feuds of Directors la 'thk county There was a tote tsar% to ascertain the umber who Tail Wing to 10 to CI rimiest , nest flay, hd pal la pels in the esordara Of * Format Institute, , last shall continue for one week. Thirty.eigulded their trees to go. On balkd, Ur. Vends was sleeted T fee of the InstUnte; Mr. Wellington Jones. Codespouding liscretar• • On 100111111. a Tote-of tbiake was . preiwasb4 to those Boards of Dinettes n'tni bad closed their sc ho ols In or. der that the teacher* Might bare the balsa of the In irtitotn . TheThetbltowingnreOWN» weniadopted:—:, Reselecd, That the thilitks of the membereof ibis In. stitute be presented get the Trailers of the Methodist Nobel:mai Church. of Port Carbon, fir permitting us to bold Ws INOS/401111ist per-fastlinte In their Church.', fhprient, That the member of ibis Institute tender - their thanks to the teacher! of Pod Ostbott!lbe their sf , torte to moiler our with them oleamubi and Rkt the ample provisions theybee made the ealertaiament. - &mind, That the citizens of Port Carbott &unstilted to the thanks of the members of Ibis Institute Ur the kindness, generosity Mid horPlloillY they have moire& trd. lo giving us gratelloue entettalument daring the sittings of this Institute. • , • A - cached, That lilriVertsts, Cud ethers who bate iirared lectures bekort the Institute, be Pleated to for ebb aorta forgmblication In the feensylWatile Belt sl -.- Tbeetrwentehent eh. hundred teethatipreihist dudes She Pusiose of the Utast& The mains umbra were of sauna% Internet, astir pechret benecoymf spirit sad Meaty Dread wage , of the medleill: • • 3.flithrEit—itellb Irom)lnztor Dtru.412.4406 sursots wealth of tbs fl z otbsebilds .is only about $40,000.000. A stAtement ring the rounds of the prose, 'Web 011instOf esurisclo incurred, reprok. utod di* u Wet* 300,000,000 money, beadthis S300,4116;000 morn ht rest ostnte'Z tits afloat Interest' on Stbiels would sin'sint to $60.000,0014 a vaster sate tban Ito !bola of . their present. forms,. However, $40,1100,0001s batter than ildblog, washout& iro. sblistui pessessontA Hr. eitefortabty. and. Inky all their. iikothles , sit - as faabloriablis sUipostra of Granville Stokes, No. 807 Chesnut street, Phil*- , delpbis. • . , )Monday a deuced was mule on the , me Lova" establishment at , Berlin, &Jocosely, Ohio, sad R. S. Tyler, A. If. Smith; MU . * Dente, Mary Lewis, Sopbraela Powers, Thomas. Hauler. and Thomas Wright were brought before*. mays *et of flutdoky on the ; charge of. adultery Fr!. . . feted Watt them Air lacharuth Albatteb, aged one Iteedred and threyeare, died at the residence of his sue, Licking - enintY:Ghlo, on the Bth 3aet. The deceased waif' * hail le Maryland in 1748, where be resided unties , • thilitnt of the revolutionary war, _wheel isalittered the army as a prints etildier, end reautintalln It until its do* - —• --;-. Oir"A. apart of. Prime Napoleon eit thereat' Ilidhlskeial exhibition at Paris In 1855 has Sun op _ peareaLt. The total number of visitors was five I -minim, one handfed sod eixtpure thousand; thud reeeipts.were 2,875,000 francs, and - the expenses were yearly,' three • times as much. The entire loss, therefore, was otter a million dollars. . Or Such is the rapid improretrieut , in the arts .', oflife in Califoraia„. that. there Ire now 11, the State 400 saw mills, 171 of.whieh are worked by; steam; and 191 grist WHIN 67 of whiah animated . . by steam. Fire hortdred millions of feet of lam-: bar are turned out in a year.'- The geld mill* are • capable of making 6,792 barrels of flour a day. jar 'Jesse" Derrieksoa,- of Milton, an old and ruceessful hunter, took a trip up to Sugar Valley' recently, and kieled:a finejat deer. It is seldom he la unsuccessful in taking game, although he ill 74 years of age. A party of "three* trout Milton that started out about the same time Mr. D.; did, "got nary deer," although they were *week absent. They acre too weak s party probably. '• ,OP - The British Post office is jest two hundred years-old. In 1635 Charles Ist started a post of. ace on a few of the principal roads; but it did not succeed. Edward Prideaux, attorney general for the Coatirtonwealth is Cromwella time, began, rin office fur the weekly convef,anee of letters; but it was not until 1637, that the office was put on any thing like its preserit footing. OPThree sportsmen of Wes' Chester, armed with two gun, and a club, accompanied With tier. en g hounds and 'one setter dug, sallied out intothe country, on Saturday last, in search of game. ' Af- I _ ter an exciting day's spurt , they returned with , siromuu s odutte i tuunta g o !casep Bay. their game, which comprised one rabbit anda try. • • ' ors....Trstaan a MitettLhliaportesa of-Chtua, tibias, mendous—appetite. One of the party said he , „,,__ ' .. n .' .... m .. i i,.4' . and .1.1 thought too rabbit was all del ante before it was 2° ' "'"'""/". Wares , an —.... ----.... 'll _ .----- caw cantered. r ~ • pant 'Yaw inntortations,st pratly Menu prices, with a . , ~ , • OrTha Andover Adeertiser states that toile a blniiminie discount to those who Pc% ip2B4. Ns.- 707 number of men out of employment in Lawrence. Chestsut street, sbovelirieutb, Philadelphts. 42. • • ; ~ . • 31ausehusetts, have been admitted to the public schools of.thateity, and it is understood tit ti the S y - W°64 l '• HlLlllnalt°rl4l " ......W. bade school committee encourage the attendaneetot this never known any other medicine win &alarm. a thereof class of persona with an assurance that tha requi- public confidence haft slleeta thus 4 this bus dote. site number nfteachers shall be furnished.. Bro. It has not been months& &Year den we Out heard of Mug schools ere.allat to be established for those it, and It now stands at O hs head or',Zll remedies otthe whose avocations w ill not permit them to receive kind. We hare never nand zany of tt °undue!, having day lastraetion.• , 1 bad no emadots.as oar "•, , ,eraleit of 'Monty u yet H ' pri-The on. Ethan Blackmon an ex-member , mimeo its original color, bat gets nitirelith4lll IMO of of Congress and a well-known citizen of Wester a our &win . have, sun moue, m i e n :kn o wn it eth of U. ' New York. committed suicide on the 19th instant, stor i ng i be , hor In i t , ortgiiiia color i We r u e 6 ,4 u s et his residence in Newark, Wayne county, 11# ~t 1,,i.. the .....,....., I dimming himself in a spring or shalloie, well in 8 " bl "" nia l 9n "" tural , i,_,_*".''' - 1 - •-"" ""„ .hla cellar. He was &baker and produce: dealer t 4 Te"n n rWl • —Ciwitty(ww W s) H er ,' 2 44 usWet /WI if i and had been compelled to yield to the'pressure of the theme and make an assignment. This ken ' dal eatbareassment is supposed to have WOO the cane* of his suicide. • . . • 'lt is 'said that the severity of at earning winter can beesoertained by the thickness of the corn husk. If the winter is to be severe the husk will be of thiqk texture, if mild, the green covering will ha thin. ' ;This year the husks are anted. to be very thin, thus presitging• on open winter. The muskrat also proportions the thickness:of his cell walls to the temperature of *becoming winter, awl this year he is building them thin. So says the Chicago Journal. Or The New York Boot Publishers' Associa. lion have Unanimously ad tad resolutions to the effect that they will sell otter January Ist, 1838, - oa no looser than four Londe! credit, requiring notes with carnet exchange on the eh, in which they respectively dobusiness; also that they will hereafter . require the settlement of 01 trade , ac counts quarterly, balances •uhder one bandied dollars being ;payable in mutt, aid over that 'amount by' note at' three months, 'With current , creditor.... ; { . ; . , firiltrA railroad bond-bolder; who loins his Mournful "Meditations" -into tuneful 'verse ftirthe Hartford Coltrane, thus narrates the only chance for an "operation". La his "neuritic*" which has •of fate presented itself: - f i '- - "The boy that shoe& SW ball,a dim , - BM rattlesnakes Mire, I • . The other day was ursine me ; ' . . To view his precious hire . ; . 'I ray, Sir—want to see the s ashes! One on 'em's eat a toed:,. , I'll let you ere 'em fora Braid .. ' Of that 'ere Western goad. ------ Pr The telegraph cable from Europe to Africa has been successfully lay, 'and despatches' have been • sent from Frarters to , Algeria, The . , cable reaches from Cagliarkin ilidsoutit part of Sardinia to Cape Boas, the most northern partlof Africa. It runs through Sardinia and Corsica to France. • Preparations am now making today a Hue of cable between Cagliari and Malta, three hundred and fifty•eight miles. An arrangemint has been en. tared into to extend the line from Curfito Altman : drift.' There will very whit be n'direct telegrapaie •,, communication from Sun to London.. , pr•An enormous elm on the estate of Mr. Wads worth, at Genesee, near the bank or the Oman* 'River, which measured 18 feet St a h.eightof 4 feet trom the ground, was prostratbd by theater= of last week: It was celebrated is the eitunell.plans r - r . "•••••• • ' of the Senecas for many years.; Deneath'its shade, ;,101'Deaths $n Brooklyn last week, 93. in 1797. a Commissioner appointed by Washington, OP - Deaths in New, York last week, 310. (Col. Jeremiah Wadtwortb) mode &treaty with the JAW -Deaths in Philadelphia list week, 188. Indians, the celebrated Bed ;Jacket ;leading the ; P.The boys were skating at Harrisburg last Donnell' of the aborigines. ;•13y this treaty, for Saturday.' - f $lOO,OOO, the Indians surrendered all the Mid i Oir-The New York horse market is extremely land purehaae and the Morris reserve,!and certain depressed. . tracts' were saved out'for shim in Western New ' itar'A petrified deer's head was fund near ,Tork. In many ways it held a proutheit plain in Wilkesbarre last week: - • • the history and triditiens of the Genesee Valley. 'OrThe Great Eastern steamship will 'he per-A few days time a family at New Britain, Paunched on the 2d proximo. • Conn., retired to rest, leaving a night limp barn . . ,'The Philadelphia Ledger tenets its tele- ing In the bed-room, Mled, es they supposed, Witt; graphic despatches "moraeotypes." fluid. Unita awatenius, in the morning they were ; • Ail "The sufferentra by mutiny in India have alarmed upon discovering ; the room fall of thick, excited deep sympathy in Fume& • t suffocating Smoke, and the j G entleman was horror , • OrWiltiam Wino: was accidentally. - killed stricken to perceive that-hjaarife wiz es black as heir Baltimore last week while gentling. his bat, while the lady wadi went into control , pear-James G. Biraey died on' Wednesday at pions at the sight of the colored patients* beside his residence at Eagleswood, Perth Amboy. her.' The children were also little riggers, all of '...,03"A heavy snow storm tookl3-"" I in -- Nor t h- 'em, and the furniture of the room was •turned to orrn:Ne* York last week. Railroad hates were ebony. On examinationit Wu band that the/ blotted.-__. -._ _ had used cant phene inetesid of finid,and that this 0 89 '''R l° t * 'n4 bloodshe d P ave "cm' In bed * deposited the sooty ;black that; so disarmed Wasngton hi City. The parties were dissatisfied . I their comp l ex ions. • . workmen., . j1810"Why was Pharaoh's; daughter like a bro- 11811:•John DaViiii of Slaughter Neck , Delaware, ker ? Because she got a little prophet front the has twin daughters, five years old, who cannot be realms oaths bank& ' , to l d apart by strangers, and the nearest neighbour jitir x rt, J ane s n i ss bo u ,,, fumy., editor of Who see them daily ere not able to distingniat'onit the Pittsburg Visitor, has purchased the St. Cloud from the other. Ewen their own father meeting Adeertioer; blinoceout. 'me of them 'alone can -scarce tell whether it Is ,PW`Thei Coal Breaker at Zimmerman A Pur- S arah ' or Mary without asking the-child its name! sera mime in. Shamokin, has been in operation 0:-Sontiemen recently had the children brought for thii last three weeks. _ before him, pbtetai side by side, when he scanned apreP•Williautt Ramiey, an American artist of every feature, determined if possible. to show the , celebrity andsberit, died at his maidenee in Ho- friends present that they; could be distinguished. hoten, N. J, a few days ago., They were then removed 'from the root& for a too 'tientonly, and on their return be Was 'erompletely 4181P•Col. Fremont haa been invited to &Igor the annual address before the Geographical lead foiled, and he could only 4nese. 4 lady, relative Statistical Society of New York. • of the family, (who was always a teat neighbor and 'Or A youngladeettempterd rmieide in Cincin- frequent visitor,) who was present, declared that, nail last week. Castle-ra • bird 'to which she was she could not learn to tell one from the other, attached, sickened and died . 'O, dear! . (bough she labored constantly to do so: The only jor David R. Porter and David M'Connlek of ndithed of determining, atith certainty which is •Marrislaingt_haverestsh contributed 25 tons of coal which, is by a small marleam the' mof one them, -for the benefit of thia,paur of that place. • * that is only visible oa elan inspection. OrAlderman Clancy" haormsureed _the. entire Editarialinanagement of • The New , York Leader, 1 ' Judge Welsh having fettled altogether. • , ' ,11213`,_A gentleman residing in the Twenty-firat ward, Philadelphia, has given 160 tons 'of Coal to be distributed awes the needy in Manaynok. Or Geo. F. Cooper, formerly of Staunton, and lately connected with the press of Virginia, died suddenly in tlpshur Co; Ye, on the 12th inst. • OrSergeant Lefferts, of the New Turk Police Detectives, has caused to be taken the daguerreo type of every noted rogue - who falls into bin bands. jeft'The sum total of rating Trims for the past year, in England, has been ealeolitted it' Bella Life at ono million and forty seven thousand dol. , tare..., , - „ , Offf'The editor of the Hanover Gassite has re cently been presented with a testatiful and highly finished boggy by theleading mach, builders oh that town. OP-Tero shocks of an earthquake omorred in San Francisco on the night of,theiCtilef October, the first about seven o'clock, and the other about midnight. 'Thomas Hyer, the co:meteor- of Yankee Sullivan, has been appointed Superintendentof Lands and Places, by Mr. Street Commissioner Con Over of New York I Air A Boston letter writer in speaking of the profuse gilding in the new hull of the House of Representatives in Washington, says that it LI New York Taylor's Saloon expanded. ,' - OP'hir. Russel, the Russian correspondent of the London Tiros during the late war, willatonce go out to India to supply that paper with letters deseribing the course of the contest. ' Alip•The following is on, a tombstone in Ire. * laud:— • "Mere lies the body of John' Mound, . . ... . , • • OxressAvuo armless to CAyADA.--;•The.....itor 'of the Montreal - Mot, Sept. 2, 1246, sap:— '"There is no cieSiciate we take so mach pleasure fa - recommending - to curl/lends' u Dr. Green's Osygenatiol Bitters. Unlike most proprietory medicines, it does not profess to curs 'all the ills flesh ta,' but simplyDyspepsi, and its at= tendant symptoms:of derangement otitis stomach. It tins long been: h B eld in favor with our rat medical men ; some 'of atom are never tackward ib awarding merit ' wherrrit belongs .. 1 Its success In oar city bas given it reputation surpassed by no other similar preparation. Our attention has been exiled to this subject by a young Man iii our office who had been suffering foisome weeks severely (rein indigestion, loss of appetite, se., having been entirely relieved in ar'few days by the use of these bitters • There ere handreds who will read this who need such. u 'medicine, and would use •it li they had halt the 'confidence in it we have. • Seth W. Fowle a C,., ; 138 Wasbington street, Boston, Proprietors.. Sold by their' ngents every 'where. Pr JOON 4. BROVN, Drarefst. Arent far ie County; *pia, J. C. HUGHES, Env. Vero Nervous litatrersies...4 retired Clew; UM, restored to health in;tt for days, after may yews Of great nervous suffering, is ansiosslto lulu known the means of once. Will eirid (free)lb. prescription cod.', Direct the Rev. JOHN AM. DAONILL,' No. lad Flattop street, Brooklyri, Keer Tort. : 484 m — ifirlitendaebeite:4leruishe BO Matter from what moo, hare Co notating rethedj In atthelthfre par etethaliteteWe Plmantate Themost obainate nervous headache, or headache *thing how antinees i nt the stomach, yield to their opersthras In a few and permit, who we them ass getterd *pealed meat• eine sod purifier of :be blood will never be treabled with the headache et ~ CILi The icitietor gives his war. rant at Ibis, and will return the tummy paid for Medi it they do no.,wate ttp to hie recocameadatione, Nearly every Molar physician In New *tick reeomeneoth,ttnen Oar headaches to the; esClusion; ctt MI other nuiediee, and upwards of:thirty of theta hatttgiven the prepare for certificates to thii effect, dliekener's Sugar Coated Vegetable LIU. loathes heither diiin or, nooses; and be . *swiveled with seder ane es easily swallowed as oafs of 'randy, which gives the, the,thrttos idvantaim over all Other medidne. t'Meocia,auldect! to headaches should sparer be without a ;butt ofthere, for that "need they will hare hht little to Spar hoess =kg. , , pte rillonsay be had 'of and Stortheep• ere, in every village and town, ih the United Statee.-- Joys o.llthwo is Agent ter tlitt • aim. [4B :Ili Sirne Slab- tlidpievada rine time e 13 lood1::.... • BiLliNDltiali'd Pll.lti purifi 4 blood:- co D mixes, can anon thin nrounn i o trsa. 114 operation erith sue cesshil 'effect synths peenthritir of Brandreth's rOls.— Oar ran hi subject jto a reduct4ney et vitiated' bile, at this season, and It Is Si dangeretui .0 Is prevaleni, tint Brandreth's Pills afford en Isivethable and efficient pro- , teetion. By their ecrstdoval me We prevent the eollec. Oen of one 11w:irides, whieb,,phen in fuel lent,'"quan tities, dim so estish design;th the body's insults; Abey ; non care liver cbcoplaist„ dYspepits, loss of! tite, i psis is On had, heart-bs* pain , to the brea stbone, t, sadden ashen% nativenese. : In brief, thee! Wei,, their I way talkie very tints of tith disinni, cleaning in; their pun". removing Seim, =halt* accumulation till " ett4 blood is padded, the Simile menu rentivated, and the !elution. and duty of life becomes pleasare„ wines before they bad been sad 'Aged weary burdens. . , Often when nothing lies ntievedsimiting of th e mostserioni ammeter, wbether;from SellilliCtlNSl or others*, wbero the retching bee Been entailing, a single dose of 'fonri Brandreth's PIUS has at onbe cured, and the patient ham fallen lath a sweeti sleep. ;When the =dud cannot cot itself;' whet' the ineultey tatlig When tt to an effort to di the attention; when Sur slorpis Woken; and our waking Imre listened with forebodings of evil, then Brandreth'isPilis timid he'esed. If these leanings re main unheeded, rbeninstisin,. consumption, disease of the heart, billow, affect** jaundice, dropsles, pllsi, apoplexies and cannoneer, r ill suddenly present Own pelts'. These Draidreth i 4 a rills would have prevented, but neveriheleu teen th eY Will alio tura. that them it onee; do not let pridudlei Prevent the use of this simple i 1 - 1 but patent remedy.. „ ; medirocrnri*'uzon OP DUMAN& • .i Never extrsitbkod. ibod Is the life. By abstract ing It in peiniutil ybu slay. xeltdon the Patient litt le ease, but remember, lit nes is only tai fruheitioaer, ins , temp Me pi feel , find by ties taking sway tis- tare's Mots, Tod its 4 *vent her front fatty repairing the foraged of inlistosiatica, and goer erthat might ee.„ s only have been the lA4IIIIIIO . & Gni ( or weeks into • a chronic affection of Months and rrp. BBANDBETIII Pfeil A:COOith Wl= NATIIR. Natuni's remadY, in Ent., Wkei lindens, saute or raj, tinned pain' 041118 fioin any:cause, then to insure a 041118041118 quick taunt is health, yistristiskuse Brandretta's tills# which will soon relle;a stery organ Bon undue pressure, 'and remove tinse halfwit, whosepreseficeftten amnions mach terribl ' e inderlite. ,I 4 ; .i .. - i htfOliit - TUE WORLD 106 iritißS. . 1 'beefy rii/itine basis OK and the irpheraof their use, fetuses still intending.. Ask ler almanac and pamphlet frailest.. Agents will ripply gratis. i :. . j '.. 4 ifiritswnis.—Ati Pills with "Yil tiroedirse ot! side Maus coSiniterfidia Get the genuine and they Wilt osier deceive 1 . ' ' 44-3 m ; s I , . I 810-$l,iOQO will be Todd "foi soy Mistletoe that will 'exert PRATT k BLITCMER'S.IIIAOIC Ott tbr the following 'Mimosa tirlthenmatiim, Neurtd gla, Spinal Affections.. Contriebed Joints, Chalk Pales, Pains In theinde of Rack, Meadache,Toottmehe,Elevulos, Sore Throat, tluti,llrulses„ Moms, and all Discus of the Skin, Muscles . and the, Gland,. None genuine withiant -Abe signature of Pairs& nUttliTit attached to each label. 'PrineWollbee,4o6 Washington street, Brooklyn, N ; q. The great number of persons that bare been immedi ately relieved In all itis cities and towns where, it has been bud, ai well sato tbls city: sustain them in saying In all candor, that It Is the greatest guru! In the world tbr. Win. t 1 J. 0. Meows, wholeiale agent, Piabrellte, and tor. sale by all reepectable 'druggists throughout the United !Mites and Canada; . i . IJone,ll,' Titly iiiOgiollijutilt,ignOt _ Talc Loczmessta; late of: 4 Lockport, Y., was unanititotudY eleetad poster of the itoglish Lutheran . Chumblef thialloreogb, on ;Thursday ereolt4 hut, In the OM* of STZCZ. alto is atodt to take charge of the lieteitd Lathan* Church, of Lanoister, Pa.. The IbllcOring preamble and resolutkins were nnirimus. . , , • I YWre 9 . l 1 • I •I j It Wlttlizery Our ;beloved pastor, the 'Rey. D. Once, is about to remove from cur midst to another field of labor; and wherena,he has ,endetred himself to tills Church and communify by his arduous, maim* and soecelniful labors and coashitest der:at:mot among us. for their List ten yearotliiiirefrO i • ' :1 hi • ' Remixed, That it), with &Nage of uniningled'regret that we consent to the Saleroom of the endearing. tie' which has so long !SA nd us together. . Modred, That we hereby espresi entire aol full con- Adana: , in his ebarader as a elitist lan and • man, ita well moue admiration Ottani as an able/Maker pad eaponu derof the ti pipet of Cbrlit. I ' ' Reached. That when be finally heves curl Midas, our , test Goslings; prayers, end sympathies shall' Mlle* him : to his new and very important eborgeraod abed-111ms, may be be abundantly ptomain! in. building ay the Alogdani of the Savior.. • .) , NMI PIZZO —The Synod of Peoria constituted two new Presbyteries at their recent meeting at St. Hull —the Presbytery of fine Earth- in atiermeta. Ind that of Bkomlngton lauds. The Synod of Ices at their recent mee ting, ortudituted the new Plusbytery of Cedar Vallay.l 1 This tnakeiltur tee Presbyteries erected ibis pall by the New School Prusbyterbna of the North-nest.l , tut. Cox can JON/111.43 EperLIDIL—Dr. Emend 11.Coi, ate Roy, N, Y., suggests, through the Nett York Evan gelist, the ):ffoprfety ofipbserving the centennial' Ma , renal of the dial h of Jonathan ildwanie-hicti ot ters next year--"lty itpubile meeting of tbsoligians in the city of New Tort," and'-by. prayers, gangs, and ad dresses to supplirate from heaven the continuance and ascendancy in opt country of a pure and Mao unit the ology-7 TIM Manoinst Pluturfast CottirenoXr+The ClalTere• Me representing the differeet liethodlit Protestant Church Cloud nieces of the North and Nerthired, insight its basinese tort claw on ificiday fast. The subjoined extract from the Cincinnati Gazette will inform the fee der of the comae which was finally deters end epos by the Connetion,i - ...Amen:Attars oppolited by the Convention will at tend the Almeria tkotherencent Lynchburg (I' irgisM) In Slay smat..and present to - Vat body a memorial from the Criccesattlacr, protesting isminst,the practiess at rot. *Man abovehoming and miaming by members of the 4tittreh. and telling upon the 005f011bee to take in-1 Watery steps towards modifying the coostitation and griorlogne, so as to meet the miff Kismet spirit of the North, by striking out all the otthelionatile feature, of those Insnamenta, and deal:his that videntary slave balding and slavetnutiog shall hereafter Ortestitste a I barrier to membership in the Methodist Protestant' Church. Theffecoral tilsrenee not having -eonditn timed authority to make these &seam but crime ream- , Mendation .teothinia of the annual onnfereilmea, that body Si requested to exereire its prerogative to recom. Wending inch *don to the annual coeferesora. It la I ' not expected that the General Contemns will strode to themdemands: but it Imo supposed bymembles of the Convention that the South were no lam Maim= fix's 41asotatioa than the North, and that the Omer* cob ;ltettoes Walt be !educed to anises; tomiehdharintion. ;Bet no provition hi made is :the erestittatkie for the ettegrawal et any of thlauenal essieretres from the general body. It-is proposed, threats* that-the Gone. ralCoatoreore recommend, to the ensforanca, lo all a special general mewling; which shall have power *to amend the coustitation as to relines the anneal . _ A taro under the Dyed !soli diaiden. Us : artsenlin In diana. It Is thus nientioned hy tims./taAtenayol ' tsar red : • 13trate smiths ago. Di. Willhea 'l.lliiiete, of ate mucky, brought Into this Bias* set u& dares, to kept hole temporarily. and the Okay leek: US Keatticky.— Altar Logan* them here hr, sumo Use iss Malabo them lark.' Is the Onetime - 10 roteedlogt were tuatittited in the Orange musty Coatroom Pim chart spinet bowies, shingles Ida with *Was tepees Ws this State ton ' trary to our constitution and laws. howieldnataded On , the ground that the we slam and that hs - .had a rigirrot derht a Prot Scott doelstoo, ta taint them Into Masao.. This ditanteo via ererrhted by the Court or Common flees, and be leas guild fortyJdoltant. Prom this Judgment he sypuded to 80piny, poiaL of Indiana." - L ,-. ' - .= ,4 . ..Teaon lecrmastris;-The jolat: *Set: Mee on Woks In thy fonneneer Legislature bas roosted a MO leltalitiolt the boob sasesciaions UM theft of Jan. eary, 15141, upon condition that no beak shalt declare • addend during their stepsesket t sae if Ilteloseta of New York and New Orlettla shall resume siMialtal PM. 1 meets dudes lba sptlator swoon of IE4, the. hooka of Tenoesner, which avail thateselves of thlsjtadsli also mom is elsty days thereafter., .Thelrfet: its' Sr. ropiest within aleoty4syst &oat the geseseeat Ur _Unto deposit - bases of Tennessee with the etimptteiler; salacious to wake the Wadi In When& ,par lenhastee.- Cording troths New Trek Wets( aid banall.etidl e n whim to,. tot placed .tot lauttellahl 11 40 6 0 13111 2 , A1bil haulm are required to mato quartet, marts le testih* tenor of their soadltioa. The tuterast,liaarera soatotittea of the Samatimeolassadis MIMI: ill . roses that se Attlee? Mate Of Uganda. alai : "all Institute whore. ye mktol - etiaft , mos shoal& to Opal olf, wbstwitS Uht ~.-... ' of the State ante be curtailed hi, ems* ,• - .... - . ~TOTICE.,, - --Notiee is hereby. given to that an applkatkm will be mad. 4t the neat em on of the Leglehtture of Pennorytrants, for the rimier of a bank of Issue, with the usual pert, Iletee—eild bank, to be called "The; Ashland flank,"—allth a capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars. withl the privilege of Increasing the IMMO to One flooded VUlrThou• sand Dollars, to lie located In the bminah of Ashiord, Beherllllll twenty. State of Pennsylvania. E. I'. TIMM PRON. . ROBERT 0-WILSON, ARRAN ASI KLASS, DAVID ISAAC BURKHART, JAMES R.,CLEAVER, L. I'. GARNER. A. O. JONATHAN FAUST, WILIJABILXVY. Ashisiod, June 21, • •.- • %Ben Nll - 'O3I[CE.—I have thi a' day purchased On, entire stock and book accounts of W. IL /W- M of,Ttettiont, and taken poseetohnt of the same. TremSet, hoT.7,'N7 0.30 j LXVVS,SPANGLER. , . I\TQTIVE.—AII.. : persons having open 11 iieeoutsta with me CH present them be. settle. meet. •'No woods Willi be delivered to any person on ley aero without a written order heat ow W. NOWNN. J. 01, IL OSBORNE, (Intrados Qamtute Retlread. VI, 4 44-dat T, 03mp ERRY . CREE K' 'I4ILROAti bed irsof Dye Lorber4Cree ke b ls h ar=nleltr ib y, e 4 3 ‘at at; armrest election will be held on Mandel the 7111 day of December next. at the pothe bones of Satotrel Miller, I u the Boronshof Dimmer, Sehraylktllconnty, to elect by ballot—one President, eight Ilan tee& one Bonita* and one Treasurer, to nerve for tbownenlegsear. N0v.14, '67, 464 t iNO. STRIMPFPR, fterefery. ... FFICE of the Mt. Carhtin R: R. Co., • Philadelphia, October 30th, UR. QOTICZ ts bee by Oren that the: Annual meeting of the Mod holdors of Ibis Company ',Mtn held at the of fice In this eity. on Monday the Tlb day of December nest, at half past twelve efeloiltott 'fwbleb Shoe and place an eleetkot ittll be held for a tneddollt aed itanagen, to serfs tor lb* 'nankin year. JllllltlVC.DOlttiltLl 4 lferretary. November t • ,• • 4.5.81 nTICE' ii hereby' tivin'.that I have .1 porch sea oat tbi.lotb of Ocittbee.,lB37 0 0 2 n OffOrP , of orsigebort.Aeboylktil eouoty,-5 Vol" borees.3 farm 'repas t 2 spring fillltnem 2 koma , " UP.* tot of Rya oats, Straw mud - Hey, (train is the pound, Corn fodder, ploys and 'harrows, winne/Ina Wit, cutting box, eon cod potatoes.-that nld property brkalts to ID% and that I bate left it to pooveoelon of veld Oeorge &homier. end all present ere hereby mo tioned sot tomolost CIIABLIM p . SCUM:NEB. florealree)4, '67 4430 • • mirei l mewsyrnin.aU obligation, to meet in one Genets' I ri . . i ..... ~,_ • Onttarence. Showid the Ostend Coownwsw aeon to ! • ! lull- ' Court of V 0112111011 Picas Or thane peopeeltiouen meek, eeParatten oaf b. flawed : Schuylkill count,— .•:: * ' • between the Noribere ind Soutbnit divisions of lbw , Aleplaw Nveno., 1 ~ " rt. Pt. ' • vitnecb. is ceiabcorever, itelsicared_ iti_istany.thellen. • • v s. • Se,lll September Taal. Oral Oaskresataboald reftwe . " 0 ,._10 uruli „ 81 , 87° C.._hol i o ' TAANCIS I. PARTLY. - - • ISM , =itiaCkileaa" llt W 4 " w ur hel d . , ' a ' 11 ` 1 •A""""*. Notice• Is 'hereby given , by the understillnd Auditor, n llatimber. Id* to tailattell sends ad slay beg a p pointed by Ow veld Ciatut , toy .' eildertight do instonste. demo neemeeery-upow the earnest :of tits 00011 " 00 . d the tatosts. taborets and etechanke of the sold do *hi& onstention skull hos power id oillnible a Noftb• I fA e dent , i mintiest, WOW to be "aid out of the pro. sea orollnenalk to mod Abn - amila t utko.asa too all' ends of %be gatiot Or ow tosaiirtirolmill as the -lbetilie 00 labneltikol of 0 as' ; 0 ". 1 at thi ow I Abate Pl. //k e Meths sill eltend4rbi dunes at, at, g••• assild.l.ll the Steillisfr i ntattlfeatAcJVl b I gift** Clutriteireet. is the. bent of Pottsville, 90, Mini atineepd'Allin ' WI Coovesuoui, from tit ad 4, 7 , a r D e i m ,b ori vay. as 1 d ec k ir . biL w o n Width It WI toes* Maki, indmeretllsi pendia ora thew tqtereatnininy Mond. illflo.lS.lly.bll..eallit. arab% le lticeifi •! ' •T . , 1 - i Nan ' 21 1 ,17 ' • ' • . ff-IT, -..- • , , , .. . ~ •j NOTICES. arPßlblnrrlb IN IattODIST CIIUtC77, corer of Wit mid bit street:: Win, &mica ovary Sabbath at 10 trcoek, l }Lama e r eso.P. -F iNir menzootaT EPISCOPAL CITZSCIf, &toed Street, tingiartllo, Rea. Wittlatt L Parlor. °DI. abla aatit+FrOrary , Sabbath at 10 Wand at 734 P.L. I,I3IMERANCIRIIICII.IdarIset Square Vialltrallia, gra Dant Srtct. Pastor, Dirk* aerticeto thiaCtuarrik rasularly every. Sunday. blaming. at 10% asseschtainsuing, at 7 o'clock. Weakly Pray*, galas% Tiotraday rasing. at 7 o'clock. cnuiten SERVICES:4r 'aicasber,ite7: . ISttti—lot 10. adrrol—Scrlptura kasons, laalab I, and St. Lukcl—lsaiah U, and Romans 1. • - .19th-14. Andrew's day—Series, at 7 P. IL—Scripture lorsocut r pturerba ill, and ll•brews rI. .• .• • MARRIED. , • ' , 84111:0011-11dr—Ou the Mb lust, by the Ver. Jos. • 71cCoo1. at the testator, of Mousse Wren, Mims gar• zoos Wis tutu Hey, all of Vottavillo. • • ' tIVNT-,llollditT—ls Pottsville, Penna., on Wednea day evening, 45th test., by Rev, Daniel Washburn, Rec. for Malty China, Jattl Wotan Elam U. V., A. alstaatikerehu7 of•Rttte, Madison. iflatOarlo. to blot aogidest daughter of Col. Johti P. 'lobed, ot the tamer • Alter the • ‘lnd ooo 7 mai over, the groomsman perpt trated the toilawing. hi the shape of • towitortitch tattle pod to les lost and w? therefore append it: geree to lie [hide, who; rhanste l b ey i, aine , Lae gone to Mar for lib : May her spirits and Joy be ever the mune— blay'abe make lA. Myr a good vita. lisTes to the Gloom who I.ltar-sa this Trite, . And took bee away hone her mother : gay he tire happy with her the rest ot his T i ts, /tad teener Linn 'round tor another. • the . , • flenf l e to mother who lest her &Vita: ! '-- Nay she ire? sort stet) a Icete—' . - Bet the Doctor ern treat bee se well as be oralre-sit . 1 .. . If ebe,nater attempts to be Mak t :LOST & FOUND. ILICiST—On Wednesday last, a GREY •soutvtzt. runt vicrontri no toter will suit blg rewarded on leaving it at this dim , Noromber 484 t• STRAY MARE and . MULE. Came to the atable of the subscriber re. r=ll. 'idiot In Parry Towashit.Sehtlylklll Coon. Walk tr, *Wet three greaa ave. * BAY ALIF8:1113 R: swat ' /We Old and also a ROAN about IS years yid.— The oroer r ar crown ate requested to tO6lll forward, prove:property. pa) charges and take them sway, Ober- Tin they will be sold to pay 'sperms. Nei'. 4840_ • ISRAEL REID. WANTED. WANTED.—By an experienced Undoes* Men, ettnetion as DoolciceePer, Agent ozi=tiCbaript or: to Store, who Is fully competent and isla the bed of rotenone. Apply at thief/See. rottaville, October Mt, UST • . • .1141 IV art ANTED—aOO 7. 5 .4 0 T O Th Ae i tive Men , Young sees! east, naeltd and bonorall e el a jig r e a r l i a ti ry l :t a llloo per *tooth; a capital ot 1,3 only required: No potent, otedletne‘or took business. Full pattlealars Oren free to alt who goOrtse avita *bump. Or alleet,nnd address 41 ! , r , OTIS . OTT k CO, Saodown, N. H. Nitre/ital. 'O7 . ; met DIS' OLUTIONS. • ir :- L TION.--T. he . Co- Pirthei-: siiipleretefoire oistMlog between tiu:undenegned• nu r the Bun of John t James Noble, la rids 'day dial wired' hy mutual eons/mt. The business of the Aron be. sotthd hy John- T. Noble, who w ell continue the boll nuthbeg toulnees, at the old stand. ' ; • ' JOIIN T. NOBLE, ' Potterillo.Nor.ll.ll 4163 t JAMES NOBUI, Jr. 412TNERSHIP NOTICE.—The em. t - Itt r t 2 r tue ei sh p TI P ..:3 I ;AL ? lu 7l'L;:v t io nc e ;_ h,erett: o tu ia57,0 dimly= 0; oautum een e re r nt. • ' • •• • ILO'. WILSON 'yj • urns aoysk. • The undersigned hare thisday (April 27.1857.)mitered Into o:4ortnersldp, In the hamher business, at ihesteam S4IW mill at the loot of the inclined planes on the SI. 11. A &Mit. R., under the arm gf K.C. t J AIifFSWILSON: • All orders for lumber promptly attended to.:. • v LC. WILSON. nth 2,'37 'the] 4.01 ES W 11.8031. I Vag SALE & TO LET? • tit ELODEON'FOg *.ALE..A new 11,1 Your Octavo Melodeon, for sale 31 '4 Once. Oet. 3,'57 40. , ' yO urk li t b ß iri E ui N n ; fi r d,.. /L7h e r ri e l er Story Galt* street, Pottsville. Apply to M. MUM' . . Septetn,ber 5, '57 • 2A-tt FIRE BRICKS for, Cupolas, Puddling and Mast Furnaces, than the Readlns Works, tor , Amy.. at the PIONEI3,II WURXACS.. rottsvllle,Jan: 10, I&Se 344 FrO LET—An Office with all pritOne 11 conveniineet in the 34 • dory, In Centre dnet.— lpgnits JOHN' DAMIAN, Atignst 8, 1857. HEAP FUEL— Cope for sair,,irs rge or swat guard Mee.; at the low prietref6 rents per bushel.. Inquire either at the atm or works of the Pottsville flu Company. (Not. 22,'6 6 47-1 f; ; • r1 1 9. -LET.--A. large and convinkint Store Rouse wail Mee, oe the mita strelit;,Trer pont, recently occupied. by -Clark 00. Inquire of 11103IPSON ALGODYRIIT, Tnnnont,or JOHN BANN", Pottsville. , • [August 8,17 32!tt . . • VOR SALE- - Th e Good Will.and l' 1,,il Sittrires of • Lite Mut rniesi Tavern. ts In Cal lowhill aired, near the Wire Bridge, Philadelphia.: :loui • shuttle board. a targe!yard and stabling kw. forty home. Inquire at Scbuylklll house, No. 251 W .1 November 21. %I - . . 422 t ' ; US'!' RECEIVED. -- . -- A Lane o.B*i:wt. :•ey meat otsplwadt4 Perfuntaryi de., from thadtainfae Wolof Jura. liana Oo.i, Lianas= and others. . All those tato want fine Farfamtry , call at o..pAz • ;LXT'S Book and Variety Mon. - . • January 21. 1857 • • f • j. (10AL MINE TO LET—On ::Broad L. Top Mountain, ifunlingdora county. Pa.--ofempe• f riar quality' of Rensi.illtungnous Coal, whicY la nastily mined, and requires no breaking or wreenlibg. Coal is unequalled for Rolling Mills, Loconsothrea,•liteem& boats, de., and bale ready sale. The mine II well ope n . • ad, track laid and ironed,—in condition to do, a good bus iness in the'hands of men of experience and It has the choke of the Pennsylvarja Itallrlad and the Pennsylvania Canal *seasons* to Warket. ' • . apply to Ilenry D. Were, No. ?2g Walnut street. Phil &del-Ohio; or to J. 11. Clark, Broad Top Clty*Cualmout Post Mice, Lfuntingdon*tatoty, Penna. . • • . November. 14, '57 - 4671 NOTICES. GENgIiAL BANKING LAVif:4—No tlee is hereby gtren that'applieatton MIU be made tattle nest carton of the Legislature for the passage of • General Bulking Lae. based upon Stoeks,! and •upon the general features of the bill submitted , bynk Bat at the tut Kul= of the lagisLsture, • • • July 4,'67: N 'L ICE is hereby given: That ap p Hon will be made to the beet Legislature for the incotporst lon of a bank of Imre, with theutsnal ellercee of banks, tinder the Dame and title of 'ABLE Mt- NERSVILLE BANK," to be lasted in the hweugh of Moments, Schuylkill county. with a capital of Tiro Modred Thousand Dollars. July 4;l7• pi _ OTlCR.—Notice is herSbyi'giten ' . . that an application will be made at the neat sew it ou of the Legislature of Pennsylvania **the incorpo ration of a Dank with the privilegva of lorne.Danking and Discounting, said Bank to be called the - got.. DANK Olt SCOUTLHILL ligi=i," with' a capital of Two flundred Thousand Dollars., and to be located to I bejlorongh of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill county, Pa. Schuylkill . Haven, 'June 27, 1.7 • . ! 26ew, IVOTIC .--Notice is. hereby given 1.1 that MY applititlon will be Made ;gibe next sew eluo of the Legislature of Pennsylvania Ave the charter of a Dank of issue with the liana pd.. lieges. said Dank to be called the A NTE' DANK,," with a capital a One hundred Tbonaand Dollar,, with the privilege to increase the same to Flee hundred Thousand Dollars, and to be located in; Market street in the borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill county, Pa. June 27, ; was s i 0 CE ot ce is beieby given tbat'an ippifation wilt be made at. the neat tee sion of the Legislature of Pea noilloolkfbf•tbol 000 rio• ration q. a' tank with the usual ppHtitetn.Old bank to called t hi" "UNION BANE Or TREMONT," with &cap ital of Onn Hundred Thousand Dot *Lind to bd kow led In the town of Tremont, PehttylklllOonoty. ELIJAH HAMMER, lIENKT HEIL: • -. • P. WERTHEIMER., T. A. GODPRET. • J. A. L 2 TICE. Wit. lI.ISEIBILRT, JOHN BARNETT', - D, B. ALTHAUSB. • ADAM' WOLF, . ZACHBATDOEFF, LEVI It; SPANGLED, , HENRY ECKEL.— Jane rf, '59 , , ~26•43 at MEDICINAL. :BOSRHAVE'S ROLLAND RITTER 'lfni cussu TED IZOLLAND MEDI' ron nriesegsa s DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, - LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY RINI). FEVER AND ACUE, FIVERY FARMERAND EVERY v a logiLy bag Ite peculiar Ilittern commanded to. eed us to 110030 tikear it • recipe, banded &Mu tim bea to son, perhaps, The principle that a tonic stinuilast niceesary in ever], house. Iv undisputed. yet. betas m a poute4pli •by unskgitel bands, often contalfurelemenis both latible and ineoludatent—eowet hoes positive. ly, hurtful. We here offer to Pa public. In a highly eon. minted Porn, what will exactly supply this weal, pre. peed upon scientific , principles. eompounded of Maude., acting lu harmony, yet each fulfilling its own remedial Torn PiTilCl4lll is here offered.in a enneenfent form, int perfeetly 'safe. an Incites& ottkii. acting opon the circulation. raises Ibe tertian of the system to the stand. and of health. especially after say debilitating attielt of disease, after depreadon from best. or all ken) or *Tri dental ants.; as Anti-Sparetedie, which. with a general stintalant Dower, act a altb a peculiar intluence upon the DerTOUS *Parra: calming memos irritstiols• when taken ProPartn without the least tendeocy to the brain, and, without that dletneseing reaction nlakb 1. the bane of most looks—often causing snore Wary Lbws Ow original dbease. de a Tovw. moderately and permanently exalting the eolitha of all mt. of the frame: predating Ntexuanir a healthy increase of the setlon of the Taffeta; *tram, hetuically changing the oddity of the otcenath, and act ing urnnally upon the liver in teething's permanently thcbilliary secretions. • NOTlClL—Whoever experts to And Wes Wrong* will gteepoolutod; but to the eica,, weak tad low red, f Will move a grateful Runnette mettle', rlio ,, temi of einular remedial properties. Catuttem...The great p*sitatity of Ibis delightful Aroma has induced Yeanylmilettons, which the public should guard against perthasing. 1 e &t om , t w i g t o buy anything oho no you have siren hossarrsl Ha. (AND BITTIMS a fair trial. One bottle will convince you • how Intinitely superior It le Mall these imitations. at $1 per bottle, or six t.ottlee for sg, by the 801.2 PROPRISTORN, , . NjAM IN PACE, JR. &CO. sa.piractrosime pryarmaccutisi3s ants Chemists, lITTSB'OItG, PA. /Or WO in IPhlladelthia by the , amentr—llodulan 7.lorulgotlica of the Zhaveclut ; John Johns, It., street; Dyott t tiana,lll3 Nottb Dimond street. Aim. la Reading, by Ritter l Co.; Lancaster, by Jobn F. lkos A at; Voilicalle. Joh* 0. Drown, J. C, 0. Rushes .od Xptlog; Tarnow* by- 11. J. Pry; tlaersrWe. J. 7 C , ...• Duro*, and 111 Schuylkill Davey, by Dr. S. Cbl chador. • , Doventbor 14.'67 46. A CARD TO THE LADIES! DR. DIIPONCO'S FEMALE GOLDEN PILLS ARE INFALLIBLE in removing stoppages or irregularities of the minors. Time • I e are nothing new, but bar* been used by the Dories for. many years, both in Wiener and Amulet, with un• paralleled mecum in every osse,and he la omedby many thousand Wise who Dave used them. to make the Pills public. for the alleviedbut of those sufferlog Dom any It. ' norialarities.whatever , as well as a preventive to t hose ladles whose heilth will not permit an increase of fast ly. Pregnant Domain, or thou supporing themaelly sn.are cautioned against using these Piller, ea She Pos. 'printer assumes no responsibility after the above admo. WWII, although their mildness would prevent any injo -17 to health.; otherwise, then Pills are recommended.— Direetirinsareanpany each boa. Prim Sl.' Bet whole. sale and retail by C. W. EPTINO, corner 'Norwegian and Centre streets, Pottsville. Pa. • ' All orders must be addressed to the above General Agent, who will supply the trade at Proprietor's, priers, godsend the Pills confidentially to ladies by mail. ny Melt. oneiceing $1 to CHAS. W. SPTINO, at Pottsllll., Belaylklll county. Penna. .lriirgeettoutture,".l. Drroxeo," on oath bov—none otheragenuine. Pottsville. June 6. 'LT [lll A RETIISR.F r IrjaII3 4 , AN , • W HOSE SANDS 04 I ' d FE hate nearly run out, discovered. 'bile in the East Indierca certain cure for Consumption; Asthma. Wen. thltia, Coughs, Colds, and General, Debility. The remedy was discovered by him when his only Child, s daughter, was given up to die. lie had beard murk 4 the wonderful natoratihp and healing quelittes tf prep m ationsteade from the East India Ilemp,and the &cacti occurred to him that be might make a remedy' kr tie child. U. studied hard and succeeded in realising to wishes. Elie child was cored, and la now alive sod reit De has since administered the wondertul remedy te thousands of sufferers in all parts of the world. end he has never Diked in making them completely heeltby Hi 'happy. - Wishing to do as much Prod as possible. Weill mood to such of his aflEctad failow.twings as request it Abbe recipe. with full and explicit - direetions lc pd. log it up. and successfully usher/H. De requires etch i applicant to enclose him one shilling—three cents to be returned as postage on the recipe, and the Tousle dm to he applied to the payment of Ibis advert's meat. Address . DR H. JAMAS, N 0.19 (land street, Jersey City, N. J. November 7, 'ET - - " [NI 46-Its HARDWARE. Stichteir & Thompson, WHOLIZALS AND MAIL DRALVIISI24 liardwara, °lottery, Tools, 41Cel, Corner o; Centro snit streets, Pittnilk, I • Schuylkill County, Pa. of Use Ellsamntr." rat LIR so UFE INVITE ATTENTION TO our large aseortmeat of Ward Were. Cult/17.75t klte.4 mishit we offer Ibr *dear a retainable advent" est tronaGietaterif price" We porno sdrantays In ire ;that hare secured as the 'selectee sale of v ods r . re never be a droned ID thli county befetok.te our experience, together with an extensive knottier of notatifsetarere, enable us to order oar entets dlr which we can yell loner than any otter. establish' ' dawned Bad a number of articles comprising Lcelts, - ktortleing and lop Latches. • Boring !Whines, Butts and Mope, lowa, White Lead, . Steel Squares, Moe Broad Arts a Batchet Oil, Adaes. " Blase, • • • Beatty's 71111111DX Chit . Patty, fitipartirs and Bin", A hued and yar ppttee,. ' opteatents, Beams, • "r Cables( Trimminv,) darns, To Loc great variety. Vices, - ke, ,-. Rope Packing, Latch. , " Tlrreci Yarn, Batts, and Planta, Building Ilanteare, We bare &on_ especial atteuttoa, with a Irks d wishing contotetors end indbiersat.ibitrery lowest! het priors. itirGloods ordered by mall, will receive prompt aft 'ion. and forwarded with di spa tch. Call and see al the eerier of Centre and IlMot stmts. . Nov. 14, 'II 4641] k Tuomesoll , g BENCH PLANE'S, MAN Moulding Plan rash Planes, Hollow k nomads, Binds. Ath2o at the Meditate and Iron Depot. YRANI S ., eM dagast 1 117 31 LOCK S. IaIM, Front door, Closet, Night-laul with Silver-plated, Toresdala .or dark 3101 mow, a very large assultamt. Wt, lo: prkrt. A I 2 Hardware and Iroti Depot, IFIANIi Ftrfr , August 1,'87 31 SQUARES. A.CHINISTS' SQUARES. V. Standmd. Rules, Gum, Shrfokesse -41 F Protectors, Caltipenp, Spring dividers. et the Iftrit and Iron Depot. FILO IC re August 1,'57 _ _HAND SAW§. er Diss.row * , Cresson , Spear Jackson'. IL td, ran•Und Rip Sava. l l o asstetnetot In town. New tale at low p.ke , tt tn. 11 ,, , were ant /- Depot. • • YIIANIC 44II 4 A •••• ' • .. VERCENNEB SCALES. Sanapaate , * Patent. RAILROAD Track Scales, lisv s•% 6Nd lealen'Platfona and Conehr Rsles. tarturent anti by the Vergennes tteSli CA , Orders addressed to ;"--- W. O. FritACTa r. Steretary. Prr Ittsilummi 3s Scams= Co. cub"' Pet teellts; M. Orteil, Rapt, of Mt. Caws. " Wm. IL lobes. St. Clair. Assam 1, It - COLIMAICS Qui_LEtlY all adore* Taring Street (lON sTA N 'FLY on ha nd, d lare: ki tort:Dent cd' Pan and Porte IC elver. r• l a: 4 1, ilartori,Tabla Knives and Yorks , In I " l "„,. u ts bona an nOO4 handle.; Careenand Year, Knives, to. ALSO—a van , eztoulr• assortment 6t:1 1, .'" - Trays, he. IFlne , EasUsh 0-sus,folt's 'Pistols. Allen', and Single and Donbl barrelled rutop..ith samba! lase? Ilardware.conatanilr on b laa ' JOUN m. comotAN./ 6 41 11 PlUadalabla,Dee.lo,ll44 HARDWARE AND IRON 0 6 7 01 Tall SUBSCRIBER. howl w f js ad Maimed' at Mr new plsnl c a bi, and with a new de tereolastie s ins an such pads ss bunt o: C o s l Baena mai require. at their lossr 4l 10 ';0 _, Ow Inspection of the ruhiir. I 0311. en hand anti hats on hand Vull stook of Ras iron, ehoppin4 dub fltie Iron, coatihor Cast Steel, Trio Bllllron, NMI, and iplkat na/re) Tacit* DIML.I. Bellows, AnriisamiVkrr•!..o liardwers and Iron Depot, Curls Sullgt•trie, ILVIp.• Orme MAO, tad lid.. duly 15,18,54 ____.------- . - Laos4Ro, FRY a O C ~ , thaskara Ski Madams la sso WV nfif,sgrA., PA. P 11 CIOLLECTIONS AII'ENP i: DO/ IL, Jscid drafts Oa , sal* oa all the orhicif .a r lO l Unktl. Athlu idelatothr asl• on rattas.f 0 land and Wiles-141,1
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