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OTTEMILLE,
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ir
' A statement ' Worthy of 'ireirktt4 igen
la MOB by Ilia Sufirieferiderk •it Ai
N. Y. It it to the effelk.4it, "An e . m
ration or ditieensda Will minty m •
bte tact tbit'ile igiiidtural in this
atate (MU, IA red haring Wain its ter-
Iters is city vr kave manufacturing ri i ge,
Us increasAi in poputaan from 180 to
f
1 11355: * :'kb this statement, he says tb i is
btu tsiie one exception. While the has
Wen a standing still on the part, of the agri.
Cultural districts of New York, the has
been within the fifteen years enumeratefd, an
incrtese of one million in the - ' • of
the State of Aw York. _Thu
Ledrifin adverting to .the
concludes that • in the case o
well as of otheti States, where
of affairs exists, that the
been, a change of pursuits.
Owing to an incteloell dial"'
fannirlipepalaiiou to form&
live by the*. wiut . ,instead of
is not so evident. his true
in New York has declined,
snits receiveiyearly, 11
true cause is the spirit' of k
tend; an inclination to legit')
in appositive to the interests
If the bulk* mattufactorir
confined to tire princiPalcitit
7 4,4•iitriets of a State; must
per lacking alocalutarkr
see without great incenvel
more favored agricultm
taut market. Not realising
justly entilleti him, to, the t
city aid raingliag with the ;
in non-produelag traffic, in
apeculatign. It is not sus
. cultural operation* are at
at this moment, there is in
• • store to way 25 families.
' le - ia not portrible that
bonotable profiessina, .:
dine in the Atlantic Statet
tenv3, for with a fe rtile Soil,
_,
if not scientific system of fiirrn and ka•
proved implements for tilling ; il, we are
essentially, in our tastes sod Mc .is, ar
rieulturism — In some agrieultL, depart.
ments we lead Europe, which • could not
do, were we not ,enthusiasts as, a tetioo, in
. farming. The :auk lies not wi ,• the people,
--=thousands of whom today w . ' . areengagel
in other:pursuits, would gladly I die soil in
home spite garments, were auffi lent Woos
meats held out—but. in a sys of legisla.
don, National lied State, which ends to coo-'
•centmte the bulk and _energies • . the people
in cities at the expense of the ; tality of the
country. It inns , operate well or the , cities
for a time; but prostration in , - rural Sec
tions, recoils with fearful eE . 'upon the
cities, and crash,' crash, crash,' • in 18.57, is
beard upon all sides. . -
. Penuttylvaniabas not out% eo severely
in her agricultard districts as ‘) ew York, in
consequence ofber mineral , • . troett,'Noth
~. new develop:rick of whic h •es an impetus
-,to agricultuml upera s tiore, affords a mar
.•let for the prOucts of the
~ il. In Wilkes
. barn) for instance, Floo r ailing at two
' dollars a barrel higher tha n' commands in
Thibidelphia. • 'The same ciao influence,
that the mining of Coal e ar ts upon ag
ricalture,. would be exerci by oranufee
take j alit:lowly iatempereed . rougbout New
, York, thisandSather States. 1 here no mum
t
factories aitelocatediaa is le n in the case of
NeW York, &grit:attire dee and the far
mer disecaraged, seeks tie r 'naturally iu a
change of pursuit, the set be eaanoi, ex
pect in the prosecution and r' disadvskages,
of his profeetten t , To, am this deplora
ble state of aff a irs, liberal • lotion;should
'hide- intercourse of
bo le
. be encouraged, in
city and touptry would muttially benefi
- ' tittle Nei th er should grow, at the expense of
• tho other, for it wotdd , be s if we drew the
blood from a, living )x•dy, and expected vi
tality to continue in the • leted mass.
It is evideat then, tit if we wend stop
_ .
what is undoubtedly, a ing evil--decline
East
of agriculture, in th e East a,,,verish change
• „
of pirsuits, and 'an a ' ble buildieg up of
cities, While th e country • impoverished—we
Inuit have Wise and pro t legislation. la
- no other wag can the des' end be reached.
MIS .86171110, AND WI .
Tuesday Gov. Pollock ,
er took the . .Gubernatorik
Pollock Ix*: s with bim
sPect and confidence
State ji fer in severing t
him in A inblic capacity
during his AdministratiO ,
twelityyears, the ex
w e re breught within the.
that the Vain 'Line of
tong a source qf extriv , gence, fraud and cork
ruption, hat been dispo of; that . the Public
'Debt has *en reduced million and a half of
td
dollars by the Sinking • and, and, practiced.",
emit millions and a b ' f more, by the sale of ,
the Main tine, and th', • State Titration has
.bein reda l cetl ono half , ill, and sufficient rev.
cute will4ccrneto me
tures find' to reduce ti
errors of his administrr
looked, when we consii
• portant erents, which
elusively to Mr.'Pollol
the ndministrutiol
proposition . for the sal
waudefeuted by Execi
the election of Gover
•eial condition of ttie - i
liras three years ago.
3iain Line all the bei
stdrninisOration were'
go brickiand repeid
Gov. ;!Packer in hi
published in another ]
the'vraiil is a very fa
portuatiti to remonst
ton Swindle, makin
rebuke Mr. Bodin&
• own State and party
Artai i
GoempromAx A
,hope tiWit, all who f
socialism; whom avo
rage 4 ,64 Lad . '
Fourth "Anneal air
among its sobs,cribe
staner be postpon
17 takei'placu oa th
January, 1.858. qu
. be reecired , by B.
- It will, be remem
• Gslh3rt or Nimbi
will bit dittzibuted in
meat of $3 COO sat,
ofthei'Ausociatiou, 1
and condi moil eat
gnate!e emir a dial
kee admission to
'Um foil account
actions will be ism)
poui);l•i.ad
1c .011 also be pti)
s! , ,Pkit burial for
.00h altar tint
, Th. ComOor
libenil
eitLras Who sul
will upon peed
dui ; per. lamas.
, i ,,,-,. ~a. •,,,i.l',, s 't.
IBalsa Scx.—On
rod, and Mr. Pack;
oath of of ice. , Mr.
private hie the re
the people of this
eir connection with
they remember that
for the first time in
diture.s of the State
intim of its receipts;
e Public Works, so
t necessnry ezpendi•
debt.. Any
Alen msy well be over.
er the great and icil
y.) their existence, ex
. 's co•operation. Dur
. 4 Gov. Bigler, every
of, the Public Works,
tire hostility. But for
or Pollock, the finan
'ate would be where it
Upon the sale of the
debit measures of the
epc!ndent.l Who Would
bat has been done?
Inaugural Address—
column, and which by
One—improved the op.
tatagainat the Lecomp•
tb` second emphatic
has received from his
re Agtocktv:is.---"We
lip interest in this As
c a object is to eucou
will remember that the
iaof the iwork? of Art,
will under nocircuiu
, but wilt Most positive
evening of the 28th of
eriptions' however, will
um pp to the f 26th.—
thit the Illtitseldorf
valued at $lBO,OOO,
*rims prizes. e Per
es say person a ember
'nd calks Mtn to, large
~ring, a $3 marline, to
lee in the drawing, and
le Dusseldorf Gallery.—
f the drawing and trans.
Id in an 'extra as soon , as
led to. every subscriber.
tied, at fall length in the
'which will be issued
Art Asociatiaa is tea*
sad we' teat that ' thoati
tangled as subscribes;
its annum klind is
tag dp so as, ino
• "Wars
There is hothiag ihat:bidicates the cow
pieta proitistion of all 'kinds of 'Nosiness
throughout the country, is tho compidayros ,
Galion of Ike great decrease in tha Foreign
Minor th e sitintry,,os exhibited to far this
l eer. l ite annex the following exhibit from
ibeQ. I Y. Iribuire of Monday :
Coltiparstive staxemont of the Foreign Int
st New York, for the week k aed since
sop Via Wok. time. isst:' less:
Gooda. PIM= SSMVIST slo3oall
Venetia kterchanalso, 1,816,037 LO SAW 14144
Total cot tb• week.. $5.3 0 $1.0905212,1911,405
proving): 0. 1 51600 3 , 444 67e3' 1,649461
$10,011,040 $7,113,349 13,141,6114
Sines asti; 1,
The exports of specie from this port for the
week ending this day, and for the year 1858,
wee as follows:
Total ter the week.
`freeload: reported,
IbtaL
Thefollowing,is a comparative statement
of the value of certain exports from the com
mencement of 'the year to Jan. 14: --
MOWN labs. Inc. Dee.
S ri 4l :o3 183,809 346,419
6,743
$21,925
$2".7°7 18
6,743 6374 $731
seems
40 33, ,074 87,8024% 478,826
177,377
14,133 26,488 11,333
75,174 MAC 5441$
Cotton,
flour.
cots Med.
Wheat,
awn.
&et,
Pork,
Tilts%. $1,1)39,6192 $489,462 $11,68851,461, 1 61i
Zhierisseaseotaistww with • • $44504100
'We annex a comparative .statemeat of •iie
Etrte (exclusive of specie ) from New York
to Foreign ports :
1856. 1857. 1858.
Total far Qs week, $1,031,039 $1,680"1 $60,559
BY the above it will be seen. that the Ex
ports of Specie, since the first of January, are
nearly equal to the whole impartation of For
_eign Goods at the port of Nen York. While
the Imports of foreign products hive fallen
off largely, the ExPOrta of domestiis products
show a 'similar decline, having fallen off to
the value of , over a In l fflkiiNif dollars •last
week, at the port of New York.
If Congress would only , adopt the Stipple:
memory Section tothe Revenge Bill, framed
by the Hon. G. N. Eckert, and advocated in
the Journal for the last three or four months!
it would give a great impetus to the domestic
• J
iadistry of the country.
Or was browns - ex, Perr?--Y,esterday
we received a slip purporting to be furnished
lay Mri - 5 .4. K.
,Krewson, Superintendent of
the CoMmon Schools of Schuylkill county.
The slip contained Notes of a visit to "School
No. I," and "School No. 2." ;Where the,
schools are located, and the names of the re
spective teachers are matters of conjecinfe.
Even if those items were mentioned, of what
Seh lkill
importance except to th e persons immediate- Pr.A. A. 4 " Mla of aY
County Medical Society foie ISSS, the following of.
,iy interested, would be the publiesticn in tie.
Scene were chosen:
tail, (team-movements of the Superintendent pi e nde•e-4. F. Tricehletr, D. McKeana
ia to duties, which he begins sot burg; Vier President—W. loud, M. D., Potts
fiercely to discharge? - The Superintendent vile; Recording SecresarY ; 7 -1118. Sillimon, Die.
is paid to visit the schools, and note their D, Pottiville; Correeponding Secestory= 7 D. J.
condition. If they are satisfactory to him, , MoKibbin, M. D., Ashland; Tresnercr-9.• W.
i ncapa bl e ' t Drown, M. Port Carboy', •
it_ is well. If be encounters an
.tencher, he should withhold the needed cer•
tificate. . All this could be well and satisfee
tinily executed, without periling his move-
ments ostentatiously, in the public prints.—
If we could perceive the least benefit ,that
would accrue to the schooltrby Mr. Krewsen's
inexplicable mode of furnishing his."Notest
we would publish the accounts of his move
ments. Mr. Krewson's reasoning in relic•
tion to spelling and 'reading, is fallacious.—
Ile advises reading lessons, "as soon as the
pupils bin spelt words of two letters." To
adopt that system, would be to make early
readers at. the expense bf good .spellers.—
When Mr. Krewson reports matters of general
interest in connection with the Public Schools
of this County, and those reports are rendered
fo i e manly manner, 1;43 will publish them.--;
Not before.
eset
de-
PcoTTSV ILLE NATICK Com
pany has made a Report, in pamphlet form,
which is not a very neat apecimen.of print
ing. From this Report we glean the follow
ing:
The capital stock of the Company is $128,-
375. Tie receipts during tie year were, $B,-
183 63, which added to the balance on hand
January 1, 1857, $8,480 48,- gives $16,664
11, all of which was. expended in new works
and paying oft: old dividends, except, $317
29, remaining in the hands of the Treasurer,
January 1, 1858. There is still an indebted
newt of $9,267 35, which will take all the
available assets of the Company, np to April
1, 1858, to pay, and therefore, the Managers I
have wisely • concluded not to pay a semi-an
nual dividend at present. The estimated' re-,
ceipts• for Water for the ensuinlyear, from
April 1, 1858 to April 1, 1859, is' ut down at
$12,000, Which will pay a 6 per tent. divi•
dend, and leave a surplus of about $4000.
By Cancelling the indebtedness of the Com
pany, the receipts will hereafter be sufficient
to cover all annual expenses and secure to
the Stockholders regular dividends.
The CoMpany is evidently in a more pros-1
perous condition than was supposed by many- 1
We see no good reason therefore, why the
Stock should not command par. It is a-se
cure investment , under any circumstances—
and as the population increases,
, the value of
the property of the Company must continue
to increase.
A PUBLIC' LIBBART;—h is with gratifiesa
tion vre note the f,act tbat thoquestion of the
erection of a Public Library building in this
Borough, is attracting as it merits, much at=
tendon.' Thire is no question that a Public
Library is needed in this community, and we
want thetanatter talked about until something
substantial grows out of it. We have re
ceived another communication in relation to
the matter, itnd regret that the crowded con•
dition of our columns, precludes all possi•
bility of publishing it this week. It will bow.
ever, appear in our next.
Ma. CARET'S 'Larreas.—Among the Most
truthful and impressive productions of the
day, are Mr. Carey's idlers to the President.
The sentiments expressed in them meet the
'approbation of men of all parties. They are
national in character. We publish On the
First Page of to•day's paper another of .the
series, more powerful and convincing even,
than its predecessors. Read it.
Os the -,6th inst., tho steam flouring mitti4
Cot. D. Krebs /lad Mr. F. B. Bunt:init., lo
cated in I•airfield, lowa, was , destroyed by
fire. Total lout abont, $lO,OOO. Messrs.
Krebs and Huntainger formerly resided in
this County. The loss falls heavily upon them,
and we sincerely sympathize .with item in
their misfortune.
As the desire is expressed that the lecture
on "Language; recently delivered by Mr.
Henry. Pleasant: before the . -Literary Society
of this ,Borough, should
,be published, we
have prevailed upon the author to furnish us
with a copy of it, and wilt publish it as soon
as we can find room:
Ws invite attention to the card of WILLIAM
G. A.rauscm, Mining Engineer and Surveyor,
formerly of Cumberland, Maryland, who has
located himself at Kansas City, Missouri, and
will attend -to the different branches - of his
profession in connection with a Land Agency.
lIEDITOWS TABLX.
GitAMAX'S IlLtaanie.—The Febrility number
is on or table. It troonains firs colored fashion
Ostia; sleautifial tint engraving, entitled, "The
ilar,"aud *quantity at choice literary matter.
some of it ilinstritsd, The letter to M pleasing
femur, of Ortibitu. fro liiu Lelatid's lactates
ambenced under tin "Easy Table." They
tgivi use a fading of sitkinebeside the gifted cd•
itor, in rue mid-allypets ; test'on tedp - sboss
a easy grata, aid listening to ids brilliant tow efl
feet oven • atty. The min vibe is deprived-of. the]
111211r•Aff lam by posy-4s *nivel of- an
istslisstsal foss. Gnaws ll:*Waist 111 ,41071
inmost etssalsitss v aist Is daimon,. Oss
isms , midst of not litssubtes. , Osidos*
,64,411,wa•tlitssbet, los bo obtibisd at Bin.
,
Tom Ifoemocas, AmmramPos astlerebtedly. pat.
anise Wherstly(ths Amestieds .rmist of
s ib*
)1144est Sciesetis i witto by lase aye, IL D.,
as& tbsr &odd, fni3ii is the most einsfplete work
of the kind patilabeiL The publishers in. Etas.
ildtard dt UN rbilodetilibli. The number basting
date. Jimmtaty, 1115% (*just out...
,1
"Pirratrids's Pmtasmc LIMA Coatrooms Da.
Tama MI6 BilllF, Nara Ltar."+Titts valuable i
pubbeirlua is noir iseuedlitslinoptbly. iir k quo' ,
tatoes'sre strictly come*m
and it eteephsto.--; ,
Bray ,stent.kesprx sad ma of ittioctis ghoul&
Wave's. copy is his stem or counting room. . The
puidishera aro -T. B. Pete'raott a Brothets, ° llolll ,
Chalfont street.
local Afairs.
Wiuiatn Pollock, Art., or tab• BOtousb,
has bioatiappointed Notary Pid;lie.
PAW° a
24a884 a
Stifir.Our citismic must be on ithcle gaud, not
only; action eunniatfait. bank bills which are in
circalsfion keret bat spinet e'pOnterfeit coin.
$3,444,1N lb
parmottd. by ilsolisy.tio Monday, Wat.
Jetties. tired Vicars, recidlegliritli a Mr. Treek
utter Westwood, committed suiCid• t j hangime.
The Muse we hese not leaped:. ' i.
pa- There will be a regular! monthly meeting
44' the Young Mess Christian Aisociation . held oe
Monday evening nest, :Janwiti 25th, at their
roses. iu the 34 story of Busses Office Bending.
Punctual attendance is squealed:
. .
jorßetsne of Thastbs.—A enentaunteation from
Rohrenvillo, bearing the signitirese-Robert Res.
sell and Thomas Ferguson,! tenant thanks: to
these residents of Pauline 'ha have miniitered
to the *ants of 'the iced,. of Rohrenrville and
vicinity. • .
ifilf*Ponsvilis :Yining and "Aritaltfaetestting Cap.
pass. -For s list of the onleiri of this Company
recently sleeted, see advertisement.,
_The Compa
ny We kern, anticipate runining operationS It
their Port Carbon Shalt lb to few Alkyl; and 'Will
commence stoking s shaft Pottsville in about
a fortnight. • .
. -
pit-Arrest for Paull Counterfeit
On Saturday teat; a man slimed Peter Carl was
arreeted In this 11orogh, Sbsrged with passing
counterfeit sS'e on the 'aIroOlaok" of liew Jar.
say. ' He bad a hearing beipre,Squire Conrad, on
Wedies4y, sod was Committed to answer ti de
fault of ball. • •
Ifir`Coatmeedult/e.—Oerituwnsatanklifr. El'.
darrigues, gave to Ilse Dores Society, one hen . -
droll' !GSMs of bread, front the new Bakeky in
Philadelphia, to be distributed to the poor of the
Borough and vicinity—which watt ,aeetirdingly
done on Wednesday list, thitrehy gladdening many
a beart. Reader, go and de iihewbre;
Ortareesy Casa.—Os *onday,SquirC Reid
eotumitted, is dtitaolt'ot hail, `a man natuedNoses
Brown to prison. on it chstie of stealing an ;tw
eet, the property of Jmiob Schloss. ;
On the same day, .I°4l and Win. Baker, and
Henry Shills, charged wilt stealing four pistols
trim George Schalk. were committed hy Squire
seed, in default; of ballio 'newer. '
In both cases the prophrty was 'recovered.
jig" The Weather •of : the. week has been plea
sant—evenings cold, though. Yesterday was
elear sad really deliibtial. Las Winter rut es?
Not a bit of eleigbing so solar this season. Soma:
: thing unusual for diis Isidtudc. Our meteorolog
ical record for the vicekiiiae follows :
ILA P. TilsomAra Orncii.l
MISPARIXIIO4 Mai, ligurak.s
sAlk.ll. ri 2P.M. 7 P.M.
P4it..l am, 1.-42° a2 - -cloudy.
. 18,-40 , 22 * .V 5 r-.
Tom, "ir ES .
Wed., '2ll 'l-- 4
Thom, ", 40 23 Heiser.
" 2 4-2 5 .11 , 42
garqz..i. bloater hits just receivecand bee
for sale, so exrelleut and fresh article of Bisonits,
Cokes and Crockett, rebel one of the best Bakeries
in Philadelphia,. whtelitite is selling as follows :-
-Boston Wino Iliscults,il7l ets Jombles'and Gin.
ger Nuts, 124 eta; . Fau*lly Water and Soda Craeir
ers, 10 eta; Cowman Water Crackers, S eta. lie
boo also just received; fresh Maid. Pickles in salt,
Oranges. I:etuonr, Wbe4lllour, Buckwheat Floor
it 73 cents per 25 lbe4 - libro Meal / Mince , Blest„
Apples, Coffee*, Sugars, Teas, Fruits, Cabbage,
de., at reasonable rates.. Givellusw call.
PlTWe;are Waited that an susunisky, 6th
inst., a disgraceful seine was enacted hi Norwe
gian township, abenOwe miles 'from ;Pottsville,
where about three tifnusand idle men end boys
bud congregated to licitness a regular pitched.bas.
Ile between two buli-tlogs: They fought an hour,
and mangled each Aker in a horrible imanner.—
A cock-fight wOunk- up the prociedings,Ta
etaqw Gasetp.
Itour - cotemporairs information Is iorieet, we
reiterate Its a tioti that the fact, Is 'disgraceful.
It is undoubtedly, tlle duty of the pollee authori
tiecto ferret out the4rincipal persons engaged In
such s brutal outrake, and band thein over, tojns
doe." •
jar TrelAolli if 41`"1 . SOC iwy.-14..Tames Pa
ley lectured on last ?Tuesday evening: Subjwat—
Music. It was replete with thought and interest.
Mr. Walker reac "Nothing ,to Wear." A
lengthy diseussioul,ensued upon the question,—
"Front which do #e derive . the greatest benefit;
'our Mineral or Animal resources t". in which a
large nomber,ot speakers participated. On Tees
day, evening neseita.Leeture will be - delivered by
Win. D. Willimaq a Reading by 11. W. Pinker
ton. Subject tor Idiscussion—"Whieh , affords the
greatest tatipita4 the Anticipation or Pones
*ion of en. oi t iee:4" . Affirwistiee—O. Drake and
P. Gallagher. X#gatire—C.l.. Pinkerton and T.
B. Walker. . ,
Pr'Akeyed jposttiterfeiting.—Last week two
young lien named Lucius Swart; and John Cu.
ter were orrestedlnear Schuylkill Haven' by Con.
stable Donka,te k charge of making and passing
countertp goldi and • silver coin. They were
brought to thisgillorough, and Snell* taken to
Philadelphia liyhDrated States Deputy Marshal
Jenkins and nhkoop. At the first bearing which
took plan in the Milted States' Commissioner's
office, heroic. fiMamlisioner C. P. Itesalitt, an
Tuesday, Constable Bunten eras examined as a
witness and teilified" to making the .arreit, and
also of searching the defendants, in whose pos
session, it is alleged, some $7OO in counterfeit
coin was fonn4„Tbe defendants were held In
$3OOO bail eseii fors farther bearing on Thus:-
day. T
reib Lityrary Assoeintion.-4he
question for discussion last Tuesday evening
being the first Publicly made inotito, drew silage"
audience to ibp'Library• Room before the time of .
opening. irbeinsnifested conaidereble interest in
the pr:mm*l4i. Alcor the preliminary business
of the evening ersa *rranged, the discussion of the
qiestion, "Is]the . United States Governmentjitati.
liable in taking the land from the Indians in the
mantairithieki it does ?" was entered into by Grif.
MI T. Jones and• Rlehard Winlack, for the
:native, and IMMO. and Chattel Saylor,
negatives ttaelsion in the affirmative. Question
for•nest ToiSsisy evening, "Whether of .the two,
tidies or Mello, bas the greater Inductee on the
homed Posilollsr • eilitratattee, Rich. Winter*
end Grinitif T. Jones. Negetiite, Chas. Bubo .
and We - . Wfolisek._
The parlors Soeleiy.—The itudiences that
attend the twisty exercises of the. Society, con
tinue largo:end appear to. manifest unabated in
terest to thiirprmeedloge. Oa Taeishky- livening
last, Mr. F. Poison delivered ss lecture, pro.
finely ilituOsted with diagrams, ou the eye, or.
. the philosiphy of-seeing.. Mr. Dotson Is sanded
to the thauhe of every regular attendant of ihe
Society's *ionises, for the core hi Cook in preps:
ring bit Miriam and for the manner in which
he elaciditild his saiject. His stereoscopic ex
planation aril new we presume, to mitiy. and in.
teststiog teoli. Ail la all, she lectors les the
doid festa44i of the season's exercises. After the
lecture Mi. Gowan reined a poem; "The Man
arch's DOos," in his usual oftectl!e style. A de:
bate than om - els on the question, whether Com.
Paulding*** justified in stetting the Allibuster
Walker on the soil bt gicereps, with Mean.
Allis and:Ooyhr in the allinastive,ond Masts.
dote' led Wediesitl in the negative. BoyMersa
ineinciblit, and the decision of the jedpa was to
hirar et Ow sOrwittra; • ' ' •
The fagoting is ditOrder of asaralaw for awl
TesiNlayrinshig t...lmetart big, B. Wigan;
.Rwatisig by P. P.-Limas; leailitatis the
bii*gkebt of-*9-0 1 4040P)rbolliNsta** 1
mar 440whetio.=.***/wataiiir. aid' Ones,
==E=
pllr Cl,* a a Literal, lattitater—Tb* e,serel
ass of lest; Tuesday everting .were as Mims :--
A lecture* C.- R. notafird ou "Sett improve.
sent." aid a discussion uponittkgevey, "Shedd
the present Neutrality Laps be sitoiabed.''.. , -'
Affirmative—Reopen& Miller; iforein- 11 " 11-
teed and , Decision, Motley. Nat!:
Tuesday evening the exudate win he,* Leotai‘
by A.,C. Miller; a Reading by . D. R. Albright.
eseeties—"Does the peheetnity erre. Gone"'
meet depend upon the Monroe Atarb*:' .A.Fr•
satire--Upettereh and Ressford. Ziqsstiete—ale
sal and Mortimer.
'id "sguipstif writing from Paht Atte, am
rates the folloling act of "kindaesewhieli tram
them'reeeetly. Its sayer -
- One of our respeetable witrigatato of the
Schuylkill Canal tendered to y 151415611 mmdraped
the following act of kindness; other barks" , ren
dered services along that idol Zee (tkeMw path :
for masons, and uadonbtadly brought kindredt •
dollars into his master', pocket It was *bast the
closing of the year 1857, when the hideous form
of in animal might have been sear mandating to
and fro, grasping at every little straw, os hitt
were a.preelons jewel. Tim fort it, le arm
timed ma to starve. Yes, he weediest and tot
tered about eight and day without itntesame„
until the Mere skeleton of the selmel was visible.
This ghostlike creature chanced to stray sear a
house aid got upon lb. roof of a distills* which
served as the back stoop and at the • same time
tweeted the min. As it vat net of the strongest'
description, down the.onfortmase but now forte
. nate creature, fell among whisky barrels and
swill' tubs. Not being tartly the sudden change
, of e4ment, he immediately cammeseed.devourlag
' the contents of one of the tabs. Bat ho was not
longed:hired to be in this happy sonditim,for as
Might be supposed, tko interested persons of the
I house got hint oat the best way they scald, and
again was be east upon the solid without a trim!.
Tim nuinterested boys, who wire a little mote ra
tional than the beggarly ormer ' L iaised olabarrip.
dos to purchase some food to lisp- the creators'
froze evarratien, but this action vas soon'tboPind,
I
and the animal tattered- aboat for a short time,
and-finally; fell, lingeringly fell, to rite no more.'
The owner then, was, to his great astonishment,
nodded to remove the beast from that place, and
,as life was not extinct, the cowardly master
'brought a ride-and pistol and shot tiro several
times. - Not actemplishing his design, be in a 1
!brutal manner beet out with an axe the brains of I
moles faithful animal. Now,Mkat ;an -- be more
-Inhuman? I ask, is it zioY bestial ,illy, is it,
not worse - 7 The:Bible gays the wieltediore dark
ness; so that their 'Mil deeds- may not be seen.--
$e did not bury his horse . Until a goodly portlu*
et the Inhabitants were abed.. •
• . "At isugthilte horse gam red and sielv.- • . 1
• Wes stiff and lameltad blind:
. When gratitude, slut too quick
Forsook his amatire*adati.
Ile bluely thernibt the bast to starve,
But vain his efforts ally
- Then suddenly, with spirit fell
Ws drove bias Tram his stall."
AltD"Proceediaga of llorostgb Conmeii.-4 sta
ted meeting of ,the Borough Council was bold
Tuesday 'ironing, January 19tb, 1858. Present,
Messrs. Wesley, Derr, Mellarron, Shortie, Foil.;
aisle and Shoenar; Mr. Shortie it thechair.
Minutes of the prorioui molding road and
adopted. ,
• IL- ,
Cosuitittes on Aceoiews.--Contlesea to band all
bills due the Borough, in their hoods, to the So
licitor for collection. Continued on bill-of Hose
from Diviong Co. p , •
CQJlmittec Sorvey.;—Cootipotti to , procure
copy of pule tor Second sad itarrttoa streets.
Special Oboiwittee.—On snit against G. W. Sny
der. continued. On lot comer of Centre and
Market streets, continued. On collecting curbing
bills against B. Pott, continued. On re•anditiog
Treastirees account, continued. On water. from
Bard Patterson's spring, : continued, with power
to act.
Stied Coniattee.—. -Report iairviO7r street
opened, and continued on opening Ilerrisonit.7
Report planking Norwegian Creek linistotd, and
diaaharged. ' , •
. A petition from Berjamla Cook and others, to
bare Norwegian Creek covered at their property,
wai refemd to the Street Committee.
Oa motion of Mr. Shoener the Committee .on
Lamp and Watch were Mahoritied to procure rat
tles for the watchmen, and to keep them on duty
from 10 O'clock, P. M., to 5 M. from Oct. Ist
to Apia Ist.
On motion of Mr. Mcßarron the Committee of I
Lamp and Watch were instructed to offer a nt.
ward of $3O for the arrest and conviction of the
parties who broke street lamps In Morris Addi
tion on Prltikr morning last.
Committee of Latepand Watch was instructed
to erect a lamp at the upper end of - Centre street,
near the Coal bank.
The following bills were read and ordered to be
paid t .
Chas. Warman aid others, $6O 25
J. I'S. Derr, - • • 52 52
E E Bland, on account, 150 00
Solomon Hoover,
Adam Shilliog,
Samuel Lewis,
"Adjourned.
lIMIGUBATION OP iril iUSAX i F. nev',
GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA.
ails Address.
The Inane Station ceremonies at lierrhbeng, were in ,
Wresting, and were w (teemed be • large assemblage of
people. The platform was erected in bent of the cspii
tot. The military display was grand and linpoelog.—;
The oath to the Governor elect was adtrilnistered by the
Speaker of the Senate, and the delleery of the Inman.
sal Address was proceeded with. i
' Isaamemaral Address.
trittrw-Crtmses t—in appearing before you to enter
upon my duties as Governor of the Commonwealth, /
consult my own inclinations to conionnies to the temga
which demands* popularaddrees; and, In the tint place.
I sheik? embracethis opportenity to setters my profound
sad gratittni thanks to the people of Pennsylvania, for
honoring me with the thief Ementire odes In their
government. Their kindness will sever be forgotten.
nor will the confidence they have roomed in roe ever be
intentionally betrayed. Duty to Moen and: to myself
will require that the obligation which L benefits& taken,
to discharge my public duties with fidelity. be feithfotly
observed; and thus justify, as far as possible, the pogo.
Ise decision. Doubtless I may commit edam to a pod
lion Involving eo much of responsiblDty; but I will
hope that none of deem wilt be of a pave charade? or
motivativecharacter,
of vital injuey totter public lnterests, I tries
in advance a charitable judgmentupon my eeiclal con
duct-41M it shalt be construed with kindness end'tOt•
MUM. an long es ft shall appear to be preempted by chm
ewe and honest motives—end I here engege,ln thispob-
Ile and formal manner, to regard the will of the people,
the public good, and the enameled' of the Constitution
as the guiding lights by which my mune le to be dime!
ted. With these alms constantly in view, I Anti in
dulge the pleasing hope of doing some good In the high
station to which I have been called by the public voles
and of repressing mme evils which may threateo the
public welted., or the individual rights of the people.
;tam Citizens of the Senate and House of Atfprunda
fiees:—lt will be my indent desire to cultivate with ion.
ILI Representative* of the people, the most amicable re.
tattoos, and to unite with you lu the adoption of all
such measures as the public good may require. The
different branches of the government. although charged
with distinct duties, are to be regarded as parts of one
harmonious whole; and it Is well when all these parts
move onward without jar, interference°, collision. No
vertheless, the distinct duties of the Executive, when
duly and honestly performed, may washes differences
the heglitature; hut In such case, it will be expe
dient to cultivate • spirit of compromfmandeoncithetion
tbr the dispossinf such differencesor. at least, fur miti
gating the feelings of alienation to which Buy tend.
Ills one of the duties of the Ea/cutler, from Mee to
time, to give to the General Aram* information of
thestate of the Commonwealth, and recommend to t bele
consideration such measures as beshall judge expedient;
and under usage this Is done by messages in writing,
whichare entered among thepubliereeords, and rrautin
a pert of the odds' history of the State. Ido net un
derstand this ass power of dictating to the General Ate
sembly measures they shall adopt, nor even IS a power of
initiating laws, but man Informing and suggesting pow
er, In no impact trenching upon the just and proper je
rielletion of the legislative department of s free State.
In short it was never intended to give a legal control
over the proceedings of the Representatives of the peo
ple lathe enactment of the tame. It is thereferosa light
of communication with them, which, while pendently
and reasonably exercised. can give no just occasion fur
jealousy, objection or complaint. The Uecutlve, when
sureleing this right, is hut petfurtning a plain duty,
and can apprehend no difficulty to spotlit:ll'lth a nr
weeded freedom even upon questions when: an entire
agreement of sentiment cannot be expected. Bat there
Is another and more de limee power which pertains to
the relations between the to da tive and Executive de.
partments.
By-the twentrthird and twentpfeurth sections of the
illst article of the Constitution. all bills puma by , the
General Assembly, and most of the orders, resolutions
and votes in which they may mew, are submitted to
the Retentive:4'M if disproved by hiss. can only be
made valid bye vote of twothirds of each Route.--
Thle power of dieproval Is among the most Important
duties of the Executive, and is constautly beaming
more as, from the operation of obvious and' Maim)
causes. In my opinion it is the deer and binding duty
of the Executive to return Sr reconsideration every-bill,
order.reeolutien or vottif, presented to him, which be
cannot approve—ln other word*, that the mean of his
lodgment and tousclence shall be actually given to any
measure before he permits it to take offset; unless In
deed, It be passed against his objection by a two-thives
Vote The words of the Constitatica ars,.lt be approve
Sedan sign it, but it be shall not approve, he shall no
taro ft, with his objections, to the Rome in which it
Asti herr tettgitutted." Weida mead notating a pow
er and preseribe a duty Wanton, clear and definite ..m.
It is manifestly the intention of the Constitutkat that
'the deliberate and conarlentkons apptotal ofthe Govern
or shalt be gives to a bill before it becomes a law, in ad
dition to the approval of the two Bosses that previous
ly paned it; unless the malerilisesiteteards given to
it upon reconsideration to Mat 11111" shall be et ;s
chive es to chatty Indicate the wisdom of the measure.
It is teas that wpm things Mehl or luntlineent, when
so snot interestssee involved, nor enuatitutional prin
cipled ill tinestiter. nor privets rights &smiled, cons dere.
'tionsofaxpedintey may betaken IntOactenntby tbe Ex.
"entire; Ind sedately no sobetantlal eithation, whether
at polki et of brintiplay an hi waived by biro in view
of his each to naspart tba tonsUtation. Tao days (Saw
1 days excluded) Ms allowed the Executive to consider a
[ bill. cud biapprove or Veto It, atter which it will become
b.a law withentlibe signature, if umpresiondy returned.
The pact ea of my predetemora bits been memionally to
ptyalin bills to bums* laws by this limitation of time.
nay base taken effect is the satin shoran of Rum
tire action. lint I believe this has only caeurted whets
the Fauseotive has found it impassibie to gwel a positive
opielotrapda the measuie-'-witere. though not wooltiee.
tamable, it iris tibial—or, *here it war manifest that a
[ veto would bet mass its dabs!. Thhillgaeltthe practice
ought not I. be aztandedoted the prseticelissit Moms
to quesikai. ice it the prevision that Ma Antibes ,
Aimed bee .returned within to days, Ilse Wayne laws,
was intended as n - ranl nestsor ftatatlie abuse, in
on ir
bolding them naiades lat, and pot as a mat by
which the itseentive $ MUM* Ude to litho sent.
slams thalapanaiblit of oelling upon taus, it 'weak
Nag cher Uutktbe allainina lasts twerntstab
paopest aunt* k *Soda .' .
• bee Os Widow ay leasOlumlivithith• days
attar Or poop of in hilt, may 4/Mvs tarletarativeof
dna 4 tan *a isaddibriag 'lined boa fa all altaidild
that it gal brow a kw Wine mat loak'elthla Mao
tloyo tflor Oa VOSlONlttorelLoitoihro roma=
al al ban ant awe" out% las Onwiesei
alb* Ibletilab et thellarligtanowbak
iffy *Mb btliio to ototallot swum*. wit*
titionaliba...lollmteapasirainaChn _lin
--obislaarapr ----.m..rAldiA'woamt
' event plata that the retentive could reaaonably ask In
nth Mats only the tall ronstitutionaloperied of ten Soya
dx ionningidi opinion. and that all bills he believe* It
is his defy to approye„ shall hi actually signed within
that period. ' by the exercise ofressoleable Industry Ude
eat In ell mete beacemplished. Then sloth bills u
disprerre will be held over tei be Upturned to the
it
la
the General Assersigy wale three dot=
theirifar. meeting, ace-idiot to theconstitutional serv
vtilt** This TM feeperly dispose et all bilis in
'bands at UM, adjournment, unless I oilleed.ll be allowable
tab:Moue bills and permit theta to 141COMIO lIIRS with
oat hie action.
The PeeleietY of signing Ms by UM ilorernot between
the sessions or the lutbdature halt been uustionsd. It
date not suers with the old Practice:, It is errtainlyib
- hie to abate Daring my term •it will mildly be con
flied to the first ten days after an edleeferieeet• and all
wet - then approved. may be astsidered as awaiting
the nest meeting of the General Assembly, to be Er
turned with the Executive disapproval. The Emotive
should not be eutjected for long prriods of time to the
moileltatious or lime Interested in bills. nor shoulkhe
tie elattect to the itapntalkme of Indedsion, or,faibr-
Mem almost unavoidable In each aims. Nor is It tight
that he should have In his Winds the meths of latteenee
, which the holding open of his doeishm upon billaduring
a ram would conker. Insides.* great wrong WY be
done to those interested In legislation, by conlinulte
r them for an undue period in uncertainty as to who fate
bills In which their rights, their poverty. or their
'r business may be luvoleed. There areevtiswhichanfis
eentire may obviate by settling his policy firmly In thee.
ontset of his adminburation. It world be welt Motto,
the Legislature to ea shape its action as to avoid the ne.
emit., of sending many important bills to the Governor
in the closing days or hours of a session.
Yellow Citizens: Although it will not be expected that
I should at this time discuss In detail the particular
gneattt
deri ea v er tochyltimill probably
041 brilly to giv betore iebeexmamtmarovern.
to the geseral views of pnbile policy to which I hold. In
thdr application to practical Issues • now'panding. The
currency of the State Is in such. a disordered condition
that a general and wholesome public opinion demands
its reform. and the establishment of effreteal - terriers
agaisuture convulsions. This is a sulteet which will
test igence. the firmness and patriotism of the
Uspreseutatlvee of the people In the ve
went, and may Impose game reepoaat6ifGies upon the
Xxecutive. Sly views are declivity hostile to the
emla
ston and circulation of small notes as a currency :AO the
lamas/ of hankies espital under present arrangement,
and to the issues of bank paper upon secoritke Wade'
etude for their redemption. The want of uniformity in
the legal provisions under which misting banks oper te,'
Us objeetionable. In the revision mad ametobnent of our
banklngsystem, the public interests in my opinion. de.
mend the extension of the specie basis upon which iw
sues are made: the suppression of the smaller denomi
nation of notes heretoforeedlowed: thorough reports of
the condition end trasinetwof Banks with their frequent
pulite:llM; additional seentity (otbdr than specie); to
consist of the hoods of this State or of the United States,
teethe redemption of circulating notes, Preluding In all.
eases proper individual liability of - stockholders and di
rectors, fitted for convenient and actual enforcement:
with a supervisory and controlling power Id some pre
por *Meer or department of the Government to restrain
or suspend the action of banks in ease of their violation
or evasion of the law. •
When specie current"' shall be Peel:Red to he people,
by !meaning' the circulation of bins of tun t ed denom
ination. it be highly desirable that thelscal affairs
of the Statergovernment gull be wholly separated from
three of the hanks—in other words, that the money
transactions of the government, both in Its collections
and disbursements, shall be In the legal coin of the
country. .Whenever a practicable, convenient and eft
tient scheme for the' operations of the treasury upon'
such basis can be presented to me by the ' repreventa
tires of the people it will meet with a cheerful approval.
There are di fficulties In the cam, however, far greater
than those surmounted by the general government in
the establishment of Its independent treasury system;
but the object being one of the first magnitude, and cal
culated to exercise a most salutary Influence upon the
salon of the government and upon the tandems. of the
hanks and the people, it is well worthy of earnest con
sideration. .
In reforming the currency, a single State can accom
plish but a moderate amount of good, however sincere,
intelligent ann earnest It may be. without the coopera
tion Meatier States, and especially of those which adjoin
it. Beak notes are not stopped in their Sow by itusgi
nary State lines, nor does it ltietti possible for a State al
together to prevent foreign notes from circulating with
in her botdere, even by the most stringent ometmetifs.
must, therefore, Invoke our sister Rates to join with
us in the repression of small paper, and In such other
particulars of reform as require for complete toreetise
their cooper:dhoti.. Meantime, to the extent of our pow
er, let us exert Gumtree to furnish our citizens with a
eafeend stable currency, to prevent future financial con
vuhdona similar to that under which the tommunity has
for SOON time been struggling. and to relieve the govern
ment In its Steal idled from tbe danger of depreciated
or worthless; paper and the embarrassments arising from
dependence upon corporations of her own creation.
The people of Pennsylvania by the recent adoption of
an amendment to the Constitution on the subject ot
Public Indebtedness, have imposed an imperative obli
gation upon their servants to practice4conomy, to limit
expenditures, and to give their best efforts MA* grad
tut but eventual extinguishment of the existing public
debt. After eight years of eiperience under the sinking
rand act of 18411, we find our public indebtedness but
slightly • dimiuished. The constitutional amendment
just adopted demands the establhhtnent of en effective
sinking fund for Its payment. and I shall consider It one
of the leading duties of my administration to see tha
that amendment Is carried out both In its letter and I 1,3
spirit. I cannot regard the redaction of the three mi "
tax on property =dent the last regular session untie.
Lest'blunt; othersisei than as inopportune; and done.'
ie exiatlng fi nanc i al 'ambertassments, wilt for a .tinte
reduce the 'amount derived from other sources of refits
no. Nor will any verylarice amount of the purchase .
money of the koala line of the public works be realised
by the Treasury for a considerable pe. Md. It will
therefore, be necessary for the State to husband her re..
Winces and to increase her revenues as far as possible,
without oppression to any interest, in order to meet her
current and necessary outlays, the demands of her cred
itors, and the positive obligation of the constitutional
amendment.
There b a great lack of consistency and' principle in
the laws pawied during some years to relation to inter
potation. They have been created upon no settled, uni
form plan, are excessive to number, and many of them
nnumemary to the aceo: raplishment of any legitimate
purport They have, doubtless, encouraged speculation,
end in various ways contributed to the recent financial
reonvulsion. Various sod Incondstent provisions appear
in sets establishing or extending the powers et corporate
;bodies of the game class and general character. The tax
laws relating to them are he some confusion, and come,
Iquenny tams paid bt them an meal. while some wholly
escape any share in due public burdens. In brief, our
!system of Incorporations has become so mat. diversified
and difficult cf compe&endon, that no reasonable in
t dustey can master the whole subject, and understa
precisele,where we are and whither we are drifting.
1 thorough revision of our taws on this subject, and the
i establishment of general, uniform regulations for each
dam °temperate bodies, with-the avoidance, se far ria
1 possible, aspects! provisions for particular corporalicaM,
are reforms Imperiously demanded by the public Inter-1
I este. in which I shall headily cooperate. I hare no
hatility to ewes; against Incorporations toe proms ob.
jecwbeyoud the power of individital means and skill,
nor generally against legislative belittles for the amen
cation of tither and mpitat to the eventide' of wealth,
where individual, unprompted adieu will not go. nut
no one can assert that we ham limited ourselves to such
a policy, nor that Our, laws on this subject have been
osfuLelinsistent and just.
But, notwithstanding all topics of regre t or criticism
in our public career. ( and which should r theirmoper
fruit In amendment and reform.) we may well be proud
of this Pennsylvania of ours—of her people, her instltn
lions and her laws. She has become great, us
and powerful ranking among the first of t States;
and her condition at home and character abroad, bear
testimony to her merits, and promise for her a distin
guished future. Besides ber agricultural renewers',
which are great and that in importance, she is capable
a producing in untold quantities those two articles of
prime necessity and universal use. hen and coal. Even
in time of widespread financial calamity, when ipeepla-
Lion and extravagance have done their worst to nipple
the operations deal:Mal, and stay the hand of labor In
its useful toil. the leading interests of our State may be
taunted among the first to minaret end to furnish a
strong and reliable bids for the resumption of aet vity
in ail the chanuela of employment, and• all the ra•
times of trade. That government would be unwl and
blind which would administer the public affairs o this
State otherwise than In alleit of kindness and p
lion to these meat and ea tal interests.
From the earliest pert of onr history, it has the
policy of Pennsylvania to educate all her citizens; and,
at this time Orb institutions of learningand educational
-fatellittAii - tre mut to those cf any country. Guam.
mots &hied eyeball is justly dbtinguished as one of the
most practical and efficient In the Union. -Let us then,
cherish this traditional polity, coming down to us from
the fathers of the Commonwealth, and by every means
in our powerfoster and strengthen the measures now
successfully producing the remits so ardently desired by .
the, patriotic men who have gone before us.
Whileour domestic affairs and policy naturally wilt
mosey most of the attention of cur Government and our
_people, it is not to be forgotten that Pennsylvania bears
very interesting relations to the other States of the con
federacy, and looks with an anxious eye to the proceed.
togs end policy of the General Government.' It Is both
our duty and our interest to cultivate the moat friendly
relations with our sister States, and to frown upon all
attempts to sow among them feelings of alienation. We
should exert our whole influence to keep the governteent
, ante Union to its true potation as the common agent
of the States suit the people, exercising high powers and
trusts for their advantage and welters, and deriving all
its powers from the written Constitution which called It
Into being. At this time we have strong reason to coo
fide In that government, as we know that its administra•
Lion la in oafs. able and patriotic hands; and that it
may be trusted to deal justly with all sailors of the
country.
.Insubordinatiom—an utter disregard and contempt of
just and lawful authority—has heretofore produced dif.
Scuttles In the Territories of Kansas and Utah, and, in
themes of the latter, Ws, now precipitated a state of
armed hostility between the inhabitants atitthe gener
al government. In the former, the pertrefel American
remedy for the redoes of prattled grievances real or Mr
210E1ml—the hallat box—heir been foe *Meg time ab
jured by fa considerable portion of the population, and a
struggle between legal authority and unlawful end ir
regular combicedkros continued down to the present pe.
Hod. Meantime, contributions of money and aid from
the States have kept up excitement end turbulence in
the Territory, and-enabled designing linen there to tn.
flatnersions which otherwise would long since have
sabal ed.
•.Thejurent and opinion of the comet* menet be
too straw , y consolidated in favor of umbers and against
all who up to appose them by authorised means.—
Nor can the excuse for resistance to the Territorial tam,
and for falling to perform the duties Of citizenship un
der than, that wrongs and frauds were penetrated at
elections, be admitted as a fustificatioo. -Where else
lions ere so frequetit - , and the right of suffrage sh liberal,
as In.this country, it is peculiarly the duty of a good
etizen to obey Misting authorities, end even objections , -
ble laws, knowing that the former can be changed, sod
the latter modified or repealed, within a very brief peri•
od. And as to disputed elections, they must be decided
by the proper legal authority, and not by Individual cit.
hens, or irregular seleconatttuted aseemblagm.
Insubordination to necessary and rightful authority,
instigated and encouraged by unworthy men in the or
elates, who desired that dfwahad should cootie
us, and wete willing to contribute to ;that object, is the
prolific fountain from which the trun:lee In Kansas have
henbane proceeded.
II was natural, perhaps inevitatil 'that this eondnet
by a party in the territory - should mimic* an opposite
party to markpemjustillable sets, and to much' impru
dent and unreasonable conduct: Thasextremesact and
_react upon each caber. and when the lairs are defied
and individual action let loose, wrong, owns en d ,0 0 .
lace are neeesaary eremite.
The last phase of the Kansas question„ which is upon
the constttution homed by a Tetritoriateonventiou.
peculiarly for the judgment of OWSITIWI, to which the
genre of admitting new Staid is madded by the 'Con
stitution of the Cube. The repremutatives of the pee.
pie and of the States in Congress asseMbled, wilt meet
that question ander all the reeponsibilities which they
owe to their constitu-nte. and which are imposed upon
them by their oaths ofolleet and with full information
upon matins of feet important to the formation of* fined
judgment. Kends are constantly mentrinfelo the ter-
Atom which will *Road matter for Congreesiotud debate,
and may affect thidr ultimate deaden.
To the people of Pennsylvania the admission of a new
State into the Union—lnto that confederaey of whirl!
she M a member--most be at all times a subject of high
intend. And I believe 1 express their sentiments,•as
well as my own, la declaring ibat all the qualified elec
tors a aterritory should have I lull and fair opportuni.
ly toputleipate In Matting delagatee 10 Arm a Costal
tution preparatory to admission as a Stets, sod, if de.
tired by them, they should also he allowed an tumuli
lied right to vete upon suChßonetitution, after it .15
framed. Of emcee tbeeestirn dab fell to vote, in either
cans. Selma eouthisin that the proceeding goes on with-.
out their participattoe. It is to be hoped that Congres s
will make such provision fur other Tenitories that the
prima difficulty will ban no repetition In the future.
In conclusion permit met* Oblate that ail experience
and reflection prove that the moral virtues Sara the
only fir m Inundation of palate order as well as Individu
al aMmeter, and their support shotdd therefore, engage
therpeolbund attention atheneum's; and the aroma
lien *fall good men. •
Wail, indeed, will be any stratinte mated *tithe reg.
Witten of asetiekr, and the proutraleit of man's true and
substantial happletlia, note% it dead Upon a thunder
Um more penetrated lima tars the
Satin hthellarell oftheleonr. Pa C= l of *Great
unease, Pow width rake the Minot Wisp sad
-alattai *ea olltooppoirt , tboavdtasso ohlek .aut
a=ao datlaralittatiod •
_proi,potooa asset* to
datotka sad imam. - ationaskr lapasloi
the Mite goidanot at tat poranautor ot, N
IWO tai
alas 'tar . makaol eta Ow porta
tao rmum bot t a d* tiesatoika Melee
%eat MY otra-assadosteo,la4 ti
sissaata oat itaapo. la bog lOW* SO
- =.lllll ffileedailli sountaltlea s lit Worla—ber
,ottailooValotts sad proudly toottoka. her
solaria( 'MO% Llama; itaillaarradrooor
WS. V. totta.
$459 21
PARE' 'Alp) IICI3SCfRS.
Sleighing stllboon is it.ieellent. - • ;
pi? Red-flannel petticoat* ore now the item
jai rd Sobdsy papdrat.Uanisburg is twelettted.
4111rDositm hi last week, 161; in
New Y0rir, , 425. "-• , • H
;letticmitied span mikarieg
tha sB7.oo4lloribe. • - , •
Ifft • Dveingf 1857 :then was 11118 "rower's in
quests in St. Louis; Iltrr. - • - • -
florpiioro were ift,o2o passengers iseThed over
theCauses:has 'Railroad during 1857.
isr-Ttis calibrated Ravel troopwis &Vont to
dieurganise, end refire hoar the stags.
Allrfolonday, the 18th inst., was an "etnelrer:
sary of ljetkjamin Franklin's btrtb.day.
jlerThis eighteenth of Jactiary was the Sent:,
versify Ithe birth bf Daniel Webster..
_per The Farmers of Berke and Chester eonntine
have been ploughing dating this month,.
.121r•The St. Pine la's - Orphan Asylum of Phila. •
delptis in, contains seventy.one
2sllr•Last week in Barks county, Fa...;DaVid
Gross einamitted suicide, by cutting his throat.
112187.10 blassatihnietut during 1856, there wen
84,44514th5;12A65 marrisgeo.end2o,734 deaths.
6 820• The papers ticord the death of Mr. !hoer
F. Grath, a musician of Baltimore. of considera
ble. .
merit.
Alt - There is now Being in Burnside.: Pa.,
Mr. Dederick Snyder, 111 years ofd.' His wife
Jane 1007 years old. .
jfifir•A. young man named Cm. Istewilyn fell
dead in a bell rooni. while da zing on New Tear's
night, e . t.a:min:is, Pa.
prllealy's :fail-length portrait of *X.Presi•
dent Fillmore is on exhibition in the rotunda of -
the capitol at Washington. •
fir The Nor York Comosreiaticirertion., the
oldest daity paper publithetLin thatch'', comes
out in n complete pew snit. - •
• 41511,7,be Wilmington Repebfie i says Jai. Ja.
quett, lot Mill Creek hundred, DeeL- his a chicken
whichis about twenty years old. *.!
• ISIS -Mayor Timuann has signified Ms-intention
of exterminating i the lottery policy! business in
New Fork city, root and branch.
jofir•The inauguration of Rom •7'. • Holliday
Midis, as Governor of Maryland took plats at An
napolis on Wednesday. ?flys t week..;
pfr A French paper defends the system the
Government had adopted, of importing Degrees,
and laughs at the English philantropius. ; •
Ar. Crawford's equestrian 'Rehab of Wishing.
toe, will be placed upon the moan :Mot at Rich
mond. Pa.,
on the 22d of February next. -
,fiElr-At Pittsburg, on Sunday, ,Copt. Jobs F.
Colc,i sentenced to the Penitentiary,for assaulting
his Wife with intent to kill, hung himself: '
`41:111 -At Pittsburg on Saturday, James M. Kel
ly wee contacted of murder in the first degree, for'
killing lVisenuta, Geri:nail, in Getaber last.
jrar The Medical Crasette, of Lisbon, asserts that
all the pistons in that city who retitle id houses
lighted with gas have escaped the yellow fever.
is:saidpiebel intends sending;ter the.
ethical wardrobe and jewelry to the: United States
tabs sold.. The vacua of the same is itatel
$125,000. ; •
Jar The!Charlesten papers anottire the sudden
death of Mn. G. F. Merchant, foitierly Miss E.
'Raymond, wife of the Manager el:idle Theatre at
that plsee.l ' • • 4 1
fillt••The prmpett at the present time is rather)
uolavorahleja relation to"}lie tee crop, nod the
parties im'oledintely interested begin to tosoifits
no litle _ _ % _ _
• orThisre is said to be a woman in one of the
lonatie asylums 'near New York, who• thinks that
tho Roman . Catholics are trying to build a eatbe
. •
deal in her stomach. •
.
jildrOfr all the Eastern odors, EatChoull is, that
most employed to. Europe,' not as aacent for the
'handkerchief, but ass preservatlee for it against
the, destrsietion of insect.. k-7,
JRITTIie late Ravi- Benjamin C. Grafton, who
died at Cambridge, Miss., lain Wednesday, during
a minister of thirty years, prenehed•every,Sunday
with the exception of two. ''. , • • 1
per• Governor Rant his it its contemplation to
write a cranial:ado° of the Political History' of
New York, commencing with the adoption of'the
present State Constitution. , . '
- .00-Ilr. Mackay, with the modesty peculiar t o '
hint, declines to wear the laurels of unotheriand
says that be is riot the author of "Jeannette and!
Jeannut;" popularly attributed to his pin.
pirThe steam ship Sarah Sands came very near
Bing completely destroyed near Mauritier, by Ere, ,,
n Nuventater. The escape was narrow, She feti d!
+JD board a large number of troops for lodic'.
Affr•Tho advertisement of the Post Office Do.
partmopt, for proposals for tarrying the' mails
in fourteen states and two territories, occupies
one berldred and twenty- columns, of, the
ET 114011.1
jarldiss Bertha Bit timer, aged twenty years,
and lately a teacher in the common schools 'it
Brookline, has recovered $5,000 danisges of John"
A. Sao!, a married man-of that city, for breach of
promise of marriage.
Allft There is said to be Invested in the bide ,
leather business in Philadelphia, a capital of not
less than two millions of dollars, Arad in the mane.
facture ot morocco and sheep sk.na; at least lira
hundred ihonsand dollars. ;
-per-Only those - who have suffered nil the mis
eries of Pgspepeimin Its various terms. can spare-I (
elate the I vain* of a *iodide* thativiU ears tt.isl i
disease. ('to all who. would And a remedy we say.; ,
try the Of yg emoted ..iliners.' , l - . 1 ; 0
. jilir One editor in Oregon. calif another a "cattle
- • side, bitg;pase master aid a smilliod" to.a earl
talc' politician, and is desioniitutted; by the assail:,
ed In reply, "a miserable. illiterate' specimen Air
hut:tenni of delirote tremens; notoriety." . 1 ,
itoty-The condition of financial affairs in Eutopi,
bad imptisved, and a London report has it, that}
"the year bad comnieneedi :favorably _in ell' thi
sack roattets, and Consuls bad experiericed afarri
ther imitrovement of nearly, cone-half per tent."
lm. BIZ Climes"! 'aged 22, poem:ol44
suicide 'nt Rielunoad, Va., on Wednesday teat 14,
taking ilandarimn. The , deceased loft a not star
Ling tht he, Committed . allicide deliberately; the:
• cause li was poor, diseentinied and tired of life:
jfidrjThe - Dublin (Ireland) Freer:ante* Jerilynl
states fink there has been an alarming mi Reel
'essevre iti'Dublin. Bands of have t Sin
off military restraint and have kept the 'sit irr;rs
constant state °revel terns ni by their drama' e n owl.
Alf• A, Vaibington has a well organised police.
By the new set the city is divided tutu ten iodide
distrietei two' officers -being appointed tojeaeli.
Officers{ are to wear uniforra, nod be paid at rates
fro 6 $ 00 to $750 per annum, the chief having
$l,OOO
_ pa l
- , , . 41 i
A handsome yelling bride was obeeried to
bi. in 'deep reflection err her wedding.day.—Oneef
the bridal/staid' tusked Ibii subject of her ntedifa
tioel r I am thinking." she replied, "which of my
'old beaux I should marry, in . case I should be
camels widow." • •, I _ 1 i
JlBB•The panic by'whieh the whole costar? qs.
so recently agitated, has entirely subsided. rho
terrible monetary convulsion bee - gone by, and jai
though theri are thousands who'are still suffering
from its effects—from thin time forward a graOisal
improvement may be anticipated. - II
.. J• The establishment of a great steam ba kery
Philadelphia is Minting conriderable excitement
among the bakers. It is, said that this . establish-
meat, through the advantages 'forded by its inn.
ehhaery for bread•baking, will - bit able to sell bread
at prices at which ordinary, bakers could not I, live.
plif•The gossips at Washington say, that t
of the best among the new reportorial seats in. the
House, are to be assigned to the ladies cerres.
pondents of the Charleston Costrierand Bitston
Poet, Miss Barrie! Fanning Bead end Miss ) . 19 in.
die. No wonder the Secrets_ "tithe members
get out.:
• $2ll2•A r distinguished, foreign minister ' to !those
the following question w as put, says the joke is so
"bad that it violates the laws of
„nations i i
Why is Cummodure:Paulding like's blun ti ering
Seaton?
, s - • 1
Because the . President etinfesses taut, In captur
ing Walker, he > commented aerate error. 1 .
. ,peralail new Judges, of the Supreme Court,
Messrs. Strong and Thompson; having been , elec.:
ted for squat tenets, drew lids on the 4th' instant,
for the priority of sueceiding to the Chief Justice:
ship as provided by the Constitution. The draw.
lag resulted in favor of 'Justice Thoinpaoe; ' who,
will accordingly, be Chief Justicanext saes' Judge
Knox. „,
jfitrA few days se g o ;were united st Mucous,
by the Rev. James Aspinall,'M. A., rectod of Al=
thrope, Lineolushire, Mr. John 'Fowler to Mies
Jane ilolidiy, both of Ameotts—
Sonie /owlets tag widgeon, sod some Fowlers lag teal.
I But this Fowler of ours has teamsd him a wife,
Some men ask a holiday on this day or that, s ; •
'1 But this man has asked one to last Maier life.
pirTba last steamer from Europe brosigbtlet.
tars from the Rev. Mr. Prettyman. a usissinnari of
,the Methodist Church, residing at Shawls. in But
garb% In which that gentleman thus speaks of the
price of food in that place :-.-"Sharnie •is the
cheapest plies to' livej in we have ever; been in.
A good sized - IMS!' of bread can be bought for one.l
and a half cents, it chisken,for five cents, and eggs
for two cents a dozen,' ate." ; E. ,
,1101140 Charlotte cbunty, Va., are entombed
the remains •of Patrick Henry. A - monument
,was recently placed slier the sacred -relies. Pa
one of the slabi is Inacribed : "Patrick Beery.—
Born go ; 29th, 1116; Died June :hiss i v y.—
Hit fame, his best epitaph." On the other : "Do.
reatbos Dandridgn i , wife of Patrick Henry. Born
in the year 1755. , Died February - 14th,i,10,31.":-•
It wlll,thus be seed that his wifir,sleips by his
side. .
.
.
,jggrqleti. Havelock lin , wit as well:as o'war.
iaor. The following is the dispatch byi which lie
em/eyed the Intelligence' of his last kenos in
India to the Governor General: i.
"Dear Seurat:: Let sit our'past reisfortOnea be
forgotten, for we are in Luck Noie. Yfiurr,
- Hriztomr."
This is . nearly •aa good as Sir Syddey Smith's
famous despatA annouhelog the isapture of
Scinds:—“Peeesiii." "1 have 'lipoid.' They
both doubtless, at some time served in the Pon
job. 3
ple ,,, Pooels" errs the following Cram the
districts:— - '
(Young Comte Ands a, Miter sitting one gate,
smoking.) ' _
Curateqdasirool to ingratiate himself with one
of his floet.) •ils fine morning, my (eland;
One of his flock girt* the , alightesi nod,' and s,
grant, and spits.
Canto (supposing be bad not beta) "A he
morning, toy friend."
•
One or his dock—" Did I Bay It watal? Do you
want to hargue, yam bagger?" ,
,
ISt- Some nye weak* aim*, one Dr. 0111•11, visit.
ed Spencer, Cetera.,, *bus be leeturnd oa pbrenot.
ogy, anatomy, de., sod prieticed the former eel. ,
eine. Be bad been them *tout a vied'. when be'
went away, and,after an absence of Ores Weeks,
came back. U. bad prevlottsly fanned an sequin.
tenet with a ram:table you% lady of the town,
and married her an the morning ether his return.
It sat subsequently Menyval tbseihe had s wife
Below to Persetylriola. Ow Yridos wee urea
ed far :bee about tat:4a the ears. and
eotimitted to jail in Worcester for father *mains
jfitle Danger, o large dog bed ban so.
estatoesed to get bilief mosey has his mister to
`go to s mut lull to jet his lamb for hub met.
Oil di% ll* elonejp wu dint, muter ce
Growler lof white piper, oS IMO us sa
order for Nett. efter *nab wrgtog,
:euntied It to the meat sta ll OA reiehred foods
nod no fu wren* dip % when, thhiklng one piece
~v}.=.~.-:L:.. ;fir•
==l=M
•
purer 10 ". As geed se another, he outbid phi ip
opietwatst White paper and tarry thent.ta the stalk
littbowk, niiplying tV bisionate!„. It was not long ,
before s tang bliU stoma in front the dealer,. who
weds .otwilideite in the tkug that be did not:
thiwit to teidc at the paper. and the dog himself
Stet tart' 01. Ns arrest wns made, snit lbw dog
tiewsOliaai respectable position in sorlety ee ever.
Vaittaitatt, the Rooms Emperor, made it 'a
practice M call himself to an account *vary night
' for I,*( *WOOS a the pot 'day ; and al often as
' be-found he bad *lipped any one day without de.
iag gliud.'haeotered upon bla diary this mama
rial;—Pan didi f—l bare lost a day Eta.
of:se ilictstriiliirin esamP_ pi* 0, 4*.
raiders that the rarest and must beautiful clothing .
extant icgottaa "Oa the palitiol store .1 Wan ,
villa 607 Chestnut moat, Philads.
Tea ROorriog from nue* of oor .Ageitts '
•Arbo:11
too welt' tinown in this own - Stole 'to . need eadors-.
irigbo read with iotorokt 147 Dyspep ,
ties: !i!
•
• LtlIA110", 17.• H., Feb. t 1 . 9 ; 11536 .
i • Mu**. finit W. Pomut 4111 Co—Cmtaretert;
—Plasm; send by Express, anotbcr of Ory :
raitedipitrere i we we are nearitout. Thee. Dig.
tere heti. remedy been Used with unusual beneat
by le loefabee of nay testily. who has derived
more adeestage front it thee from - all other teed
icitteiseihleb bin being known, greatly influences
the ileasitut tee the Sitters. There is no profs".
"tor, ige 'which s reputation for truth and eincetity
is mowaViesirsbie, than in that of an Apothecary;
sad for;this reasoo, I have alwaysiwen catmint in
-yeeessteeedicg remedies. Dec I feel perfectly .
safe tafadvisieg all who are troubled with Dye.
pepait4.to reawilkat once to the Oxygenated :Wt.
an. : Tours truly, Ay, • •
GEO. S. KENDRICK.'
11110,
J 0 8N O. DROWN, Druggist. Agent for
3theylkill County; also, S. C. HUGLIES,T.pi;,
41114* Nerve:lsis theitisrers....ll. Mired clefs,.
maa,tOstored..to besltb to a few days, after mousy semis
of great servo= sulferfog s Is sushi*. to mike !mown
the meows of nue. Will seed (free) the presetlptiou
used.
,Direet the Rev. JOUN DAGNALL, 186
Talton stnet,BloolrJra, New Yea. - . 468 m
Wens Pet nate Restereattlwere:—This non
derfal;prepartlon' Is hailort an, extensive sale 'ln all
parts of the union. it If one of the few patent medi
cine, nblett as now sold over the country, that an real
ly whit' their Invasion clean Ibr them. Wheaver It
has had a Air trial, the result has been preetseiy as
itoodi, predicts. It has Aired .to torn lb. *Alto
hair iset to the natural color when , the direction s lute*
been rattly followed, and In nommen; eases It , his re.
stored Atoll:dr upon beads that had been bald Goryars:
It la-pot pretended that It. ',III• make the halt irow la
Aiveri ease, but where It fills than is certainly no awe.
q . *hi restoration of the hair has been seated • la so
inssi Insterwes where the cant seemed utterly hopeless,
thatilt• is tertalnly worth while Lr all who hive laid
their hale to try the !laminted of Inking a bottle or two
of apood's ,_ Restoratlyc—ialine Irmbinan. •
.141
Pmp!e would listen to mes a. as vesdilY as
the:, de to t`humbog," they could not hesitatiamoment
In the choke of remedies for disease. They Would un
dosibtedly prefer the Clickeuer Sugarcoated 'yegetshie
Pungstire Pinito all others; and lbr this plain reason,
(ha they possess all these/a:Wird omelettes clan effect
ualretnedy. They are of vegetable origin; they Sr. fed.
abiblie; they neither grfpenor nauseate; they:pa - direct=
lyltl the seat of dtiglase; they never fall to effect a per
manent cure in all mums when they are recommended.
Aft this can be .substantiated by testimonials from la.
dila and geutlemen of, the 'highest respectability and
meet, undoubted integrity. They all concur to the
oglakm, that Clickener's Sngarcoated :Peseta+ Pills
wen properly administered, base Darer been knowitO
yell In ; curing complaints of the Hier. consumption,
jaundice, whooping cough, fevers of all kinds, edlgee•
+la or dyspepsia, headache:Val, dropsy, scurry, mall
posor choler* mochas: They hero likewise, been =al
tiently successful, when the disease told defied the efforts .
tit' the moat skillful physicians.. • ;
Aire Pips may be had of all Druggists and ; Storekeep.
era, in every village and tqwn ht the qaltitt Stales.—
ant O. Ditow, is Agent for this{ plate. • i 3 2 l) •
, ,
• . TILE GREATEST
airestilassi .11:11socicecrtory,"
"OF THE AGE;
‘lkArg. KEIIIVIZDY r of itostury has Ilirovered lit
maid oar soramea . pasture weeds a Oliairdy l . , that
ev rest . ,
,'EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
r. ll
' 0
ThilVont lorrals' down to &Common Pimple.:
Ile bee tried it a over eleven bandnri command Oliver
felled except Into mew, both %bonder. btilhor- lie hito
bow lo his powiesidox over one hoOdred certificates or
lie value, all within twent Neaten.
Two bottles are warranted to enrcai nursing sore
month: . ,
•
•
ono to three bOttloo 11l tore the worse !dud of Pita
*lira the 4te. • . I
Two or throe bottles will dear the system of
Two bottles r . warrantekto cure the Ililrstetuliker to
the skonieb. '7 •
Three tos Eye biittles are wareanted to .ruse the wprst
kind of Erysipelas. r •
One (11: two *Joules are warranted to e - II -
the eyes. •
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches IMOD' the hale. •• •f • •
/few tb six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
'running 'draft, ;
One ball* Will mint scaly eruptiocut of the akin.
Two or three bottler are warranted t 6 cure the worst
kind of ringworm. ' / ;
Two or three bottles are warranted to ,eur:e ,the most
derperate cue of rhetunallsm.
Three to tour bottles are warranted toenre salbrhatn.
• '!,
the toflghtbottles will =we'll. rou st arm, of mor
ale. /
• One to three bottles are wananted topre tue Worst
ease of Dypepsta. I know fTOII3 the e*perleare of amp
sands that It bas been caused by a cnaker la the sto
mach.
°Pe tolwo bottles ars warranted to cure sick bead
ache.
One to two bottled ars warranted to - j•egulate a costive
state of the bowel..
One to two bottles will regulate alt derangement of
the kidneys. • • •
•
Your to oh bottles has cured the worst essesof dropsy.
One to tpme bothes has aired the iii..orst use of piles:
a relief is always experienced; what * worry to got re•
Ikr in such an escruclUtelig disease: •
. . .
Noel:moo of diet oyez' noessoary4 . -eat the beet you
can get and enough of ft. •
Dire:tits' ts for we:- 7 -Ad!alts,' one' tablespoonful per
day; Children over ten years, deasi4Ponfill ; Children
from dee tr; elgtreyeirs; tesspiouru r,' As. no directions
canbiapplleable to all constitptioui, , take sufficient to
•
operate on' the bowels twin a ay.' t i
xasurterrazi, ai
.
KEN:NE.DY,
- 11 . 9. 120 WUrren Streiri Roxbury, roast
Pelee sll.r.
acirlreesals by druggists throeighoist the Veiled States
January 2x,18 MIJ
"" Bar 81 4100 REWARD will be, paid for any.
Medicine that will ex& PIIATTt BUTCIIkIt'S JrAu
OIL for the following dlsesues.:—ltheutustimi, Neural.
gia, Spinel Affeettoos.ContraFted Joints, Chalk Pains,
Pains In the Bide or Beek, fleadaehe,Tootharbe,Spreins.
hors Throat, But& Bridges, Borns, and all Bludres of ibe
Skin. Muscles and the Glands, None genuine without
the signature of Tams& Bonnet attached to each label.
Prineipal.ofilee,llB Washingtoh street. Brooklyn, N. T.
The great number of parsons tbst havi been Immedi-
ately relieved ID all the chiles and towns where it has
been used. as r ti v ha In this city. swaths them In saying
gander, to all t it le the greatest cure in the world for
pain.
.1 G. Blows, Wholesale agent,l'oltsville. and Aar ale
by all respecta ble druggists throughout Ihe 11 olted States
and Dined& . [June 27,'07 qty
Religions elutriligence.
Bar. Da. Kum 'or Now .York, cried last week.
• •
Bay. Ww. Gaitawn , late, pastor or the Welsh
Baptist Church. In New York oily, was publicly
recognised as pastor or t h i Baptist Church at
Bastiags, oa Wedoesiay, Rektwilber 23‘1.,
Tin LAACIIIIST COMM 13 *MI 1111171 D &Jag&
—The African Church in Mehl:mood, Vi.,bas long
boon the largest; Church in thislountryi- though it
is now wound, in point of nuMblrs, to the church
in Ileaufort, 8. C.—of. which•Aer. J. M. C. lima.
ker is pastor. This clergyman writes to the
bare hantized ;665 persons into the_
fellowship of the Baptist .church. at thi. place
(Beaufort, B. C.) within timProseni ytuir(lB.s7)-7
all of .whota are colored bet eight; and ibis
makes the present number •of it membership
3.sll—probably the la.parc church in the world..
*Ol. these ISO are whites, ell'tbe repo{ . colored.
• Ma. Nutcase% Cuunem:--Pew Resmo.—
Tho pews of Plymouth Cbuich, Brooklyn, of
which the Nev.* Mary. W4d Beecher is pastor,
were publicly rented on 'Tuesday evening, Jan.
for the ensnitig'year..According to the mode
of motley; which is pursued, tilikpews throughimt
the entire building (with the exception of a free
second galleiy,) have a . Opeoitled, valuation, de
•teroVned from year to per by the Trustees; and
the choice of, pews is sold at anetbin to the high.
est bidder fur &premium oboes rte rest. Nearly
every pew in the building brought a premium or
an extra sum for the privilege of the choice.
The highest valuation of any pew was $l2O, and
the highest premium 964. The Vast number of
pegs in the house, excluSive ,ol'lbe free gallery,
is 293, which wore asses S ed lastystae to the aggro
gate amettritmf 911,930, nod this year to 312,000;
on which the total amount of premiums lest year
was $2,900-.-increased this Year to $4,250. The
building admits of an ;audience *of about throe
thoneend penons, yet itfis nut an uncommon cok.
et:Nunes, orl a platetto Sunday eiening, - to see
fully a. large a nutiVier ea this go away front the
church doom, nimble. in get even stautibig.rinint
within the wsl4. ' •
,
!if/TICS:a.
• lir Pitlllll3Vll lISTAIODIST anniCir. corner of
lova sod .7 , d street. Div Ism 'Sdirrice every Sabbath at 10
trekirk, A. 3f.,and tio'rlark, P. M.
air-SISTIIODIST XPIKOPAL CUURCU, Second
Street, Pottinille, Re.. WAWA 1.. Baer, Pastor. Dk
rlseserriSabbath silo A. it.iuut at 754P.M.
• tirttSl3l.lo.l.l-LUTlittlAN CllVlLCll,slarkeifqoars
Pottsville. Ilse. W. U.WK. =sun. raster. Divine ',r
etrain this Chars&;via. rly every &today: Uoralat,
at Frow o ws e k; evettlaa,at. I -o'clock. %Costly revile
Ileethig, thuraday wrap lag. at 7 °week,
MASSIXD.
,
3100111-103RICS-40 trooklys, on Monday, Janu
ary 111. by Mo. Maw, nbanebard,ll. Macau , at Pow
vlll% to, to anal, Mau, of Oreolilys. •
1 1 01—iii bit.; M lb* lisiikees of her toe
hi4inraolin D. laowil..l Pissitoto.ltatoasse Vex
renatilithe Ist* inock Pas t a Port Carbon, us tios Slot
Jer of bet. ay.
ROMMISSORY NOTE LOST.
U. P. ntrixo 11.7o:e not,. datott
• Mb. •t hl days, pAyable to the Ixdfr of .1•• Ofee b :
fur V.'," lb. by. b.en tract. All porsone are te r
b i
istetlieeed ar•lnitt negnilatfttg the miff Nye. It bow
hen ••ttiewl by the partly*, J. 16. tiLENN, A v "
Jaunty ',WI 2414,
lair, -A 300 active yOung into,
•Ty . to and Traveling avail in •
MOS wig, u•id konoratio , at a aidat7 of
month: a rapical $.3 only required. No Ipotrot 14.6,
dud or book business. Vail particulars arra hie ir
vim 'edam a
lost Re Wmp,e { I Ter, wad addirei
Januar ttLN NlB P. , WAT, Xiogiitoor. 37 a
y '.113
Tu.
The HE FIRM of BLAKISTON, t:r
k co.. b usines swas d be settled
ssolved on tits I byst inst.,
and ww. P. ceiz, who are alone authorised to awl %
name of the late flan to liquidation.
JOIIN 8. ntaxisrax
-um. P. COX.
Phlbuielpll2,JanAlk "nal ate. P. NEVIN.
The Mal buidoeta vitalto walla tied by tb• sobvii•
Eery, wb& ban, mandato:l togattuor under the Ann
lILAKLdTON t OJX.
• JOIN li.litAXlSTOit
_ W It . P . con.
OW/ICES--217 Walnut strett, Piniadenanat 4 wn
stria. Non fork. Jan. 19,111 vhs
FA - RTNERSHIP NOTICE.—Th e
copartnership IL -the lumber business heretc4, i ,
existing betwees R.O. WilOCla and Lewis Royer... th i s
day (April 25, Itiii,)diseolted by Mutual consent,
R. O. W11.511N.
LXIIVIA
MA undersigned here this day (April 27,1537.)i t 5t ml
into copartnership, In the lumber business. at the st,"
rat 111ii1 at the hoot of the inclined planeisert the M. t'
it. U. R. K., anther theatres R. C. A JAM ES Nam
All orders for lumber promptly attended to.
R.C.
JA.lll2$ WiLatnq.
humor la
OVID.
1 _
-:;ns....:t:—
LOST & FOUND.
WANTED.
DISSOLUTIONS.
31 11 Y '4 ; 57 184
NOTICES.
f D: L. DODSON, Den•
_L e Ott,. Market Street. three doors I la
ea Third. math MAIL (I‘otterttle. Jan. "M. 'SS 4.11
A TKINSON'S,
A'
General Laud Aylm elkagr *lad
Sury
• ' ICANSiS CITY. NIISeySOU.U.I Wks,
.
January 23, '3B 4-
TO LET—The STONE S TORE r i
• itoust; to the boronah tf Port Carbon, noon
(coupled bed/slue:l k hater. Nent 4 404 1, 44 .4 6 .
ai in siren on the let day ar A Pali Ewa. Yw win .. 4 ,
apply In Jet. Boon*, Pon Carbon. Of W. lbe emb l em.,
at Needles. In Centre ahead, V tt tlla . .
Jan. =, 4.14/t • J.ll. NI Et tiV.altl,A4ll.
NOTICE is hereby geven thzit the
Anneal meeting at the stock tiq,id.ll orle• ec
Clair Baying "'Wad will be b e ld on ta ut,
the IVA; of February, at t o'clock. P. 11. at die tu.e,
Howse, In cold borough.—whou and wben. all it/tem.:A
are redeemed to attend. , ' JOlll 8, kkr.P. eery.
' Jannery Z.lll
•
NoTIOE is hereby given that I hate
this do, (January 22d,, a.%) put.. hand „d j,,
etatti MILLER, =Cowry 1 nog, I Cirri 40, sad all i 4
Itouptbald matt Kltetten Furniture, And lin e M..aeSiy
saute to blia, during lay phaaure. All pwrlwn• 4/e
tkned not to molest *ha urn.. IFItEDUKA all rte.
Iliddleport,January"AW 4-30
CARD.—The undersigned briny
appointed 3No ry Publii for Sebisylkill
to fee de In Potteellle r will attend fo
edgeotente, and all other business appertaining t,
nfltne. Conveyancing% purehare and ale of Heal Ettn,
Agencies. ae. Office to Varlet ripest, over Iblrd
Jan. 'SS 4.3m1 SAMUEL ITARTZ, S.?
'l l O OPERATORS and DEALERS.
—The undersigned offers to rendre Coal 4114
rued, on stors,:e and deliver It to ail put a/ tie dr
or Phltsdelphla: at a moderate charge. I yid slvs
tend to lb* mairetion of bills and the tale st t'nle
commission. Addrexo to criARLE.3
.18th and Willow streets, Phlladeltbis
.Rifers to IttounD KEAN, Y.aq.. Him/millet htust
DONALDSON, Esq., Tautaquit. LJatt.l4l.'3ll 4-1 m
ICHUYLKILL COUNTY AGRI
CULTO It AL SOCIRTY.—The folkorlng personas.
elected ollirers or this liAllOcial ton fur the )ear s
Prot/kat—WM. 11. tiCii A LL.
Vide Presidenio;—R. L. nuttier. and P. U. baiter
Recording Secretary—l:. Y, ilu►rusa.
Corresponding Secretary—U. Y. Linnwie.
Treasurer—lsaac Ornrig. Jr.
Libratisn—Pamuld U. Illadd.n.
Curatom—Wm.ll. WOO, sad Jeo. nausb.
Jan oary.l.ll. '6B
BA . 1411 EAGLE BITUMINOEI
COAL—The Tangamootaek. Dal Company ke.. 4
:opeoad their minis And eocepletel their Mi. •
,now propelled to, centrist for the 041110 f their C4ii
I. Bituminous Coal deliverable' afar the es.siq I
navigation on the reunsylrania West Branch Cali,.
This Coal is well adapted for Gas., Foundry, m.t
,St re and Dorrimitle WWI, a for all of 41144 plrp.
BA* Won tested and approved. Itaterences ela
to those who hire need It. .1. it. Chilton. 11
mist of New York. analysed this C.,11 and rart.:Att.Sl
It Is free from stattatnt. . A. ASllrlitt
y a q.23, rt. ' s 40tJ lit 'William etreei, :iv*
DO'ITSVILLE MINING &MOt.
VACTUMING CaMPA NY.--At a tueedug
Ittoeltholders ut the about, Company., bold ou teesi.
the 12th Inst., an election was held fig tthectx taJ
Nutted In the 41ectlen at the fullnring wiles/a •
Richard Jones, Danlei t:e wares,
T. Zullck. ' C. M. trtal:..
(keep Spencer.. John bleeds.
U. Itothertuel, • Prone!. hoover.
U. 8. Gott,itudl.. 1 . Wetlece
At • meeting of the.lleard held the time day the h.
owing odleers were anatiiisously rfilected
President—lL J 0,1844
vice lheeldeute-Y Sri-net*.
Sea eutry-3. *A o' ZtILICI
peasuer-Osotot SPERO&
Pottsville. Jannsty 23.'6't
"Where Ire Bra nch De Root"
UrASHINCITON 4.1,4.11 P. N 0.14, of J. 6. Of A, of 14
r 1 meetseve7 Mouthy Evening. 40 thlrd suuy 310 , a
nice gall, S. corner Centre and Mane! Crum fve
Pa. Communications should le addr4.4ted to De
fiL trunua, Jr:, Chairman hoard of Corroykodork
Pottsville. P.O. • LA MAIL 5.11.41. f
W. Y. licsmaan., R. 3 January . In. 11.
H
N OTICE.— Iib AII c l e i rsons t hvin i g Or
meat- No gooda y wiii f;7 ' d:1,,,t 1 ,770 ° .. ` y 'penku' '.' ..
account without a written order from 0 Vt. 11 C ard
3NO. ti.oseowsug, aottructor Q 401,14.‘ Hultrat
October 18,'57 14-to
NOTICE. ----The undersigned ha ,
takeii the East and West Mount Ltffs C4itir
and rill continue the uilulu end ablpOng st st
Ash Coal. lately ttennseted by J. 0. TT Win
ander the style of tit A Gov EN.
JAS. 0. TURNER.
FRANALt`i B. 00WS
Jan'ls!, 18 Ul]
DARTNEItS 111 P NOTICE.
copartnership In the boat big hiln; bvinir
wilding between Charles. Iluatzle;:er end
Dangler, or rchuyllall Haven. vas thin day f.lahis.
1851.) tlissoleed by surstusi enueent. ibe hu...145.
lbe above liras will be settled by Cbarlei Iluote.wi
CHAS. 111.:NTZIN'il:1
...
JO: ISM Iti.NGUI
Java. 2, 'LS 14141
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.—Whet
Willi:nu !Wend sod Jerome L. Usti.
u• .4el. the erns of ttILAND CI., tne. tattoo
7th of Notetubsr. 1837. make au wignotent
property , to the übseriber for the benelltdOf thr.r s .
ors: All persohs Indebted to said 11rm are
make Firgeut to the subscrllset, eh , o pill aet» :31
business. 1 , JAMS C0N.12.1
Dee. 11. '.7 60411 ' Julius of Riro.l
DMINIp'FRAI'ION NO TICaI
rixber.. Letter. or Aatatntstratton on Ito G 4
of 4611Enitkii LOY. letrrotyhe toortluAb ,d ar. ,l
Haven. t!ebtlylklll county, ftee need. here teen
to the subscriber by,tbe liezteter of Pcchuilktit
—Notice Is hereby gt%en to aft ~ those oola,lol ro
raid Estate to make payment to tfie ikubseriter, l2 . l V
liar lug claims Will present theta tot rot Wawa 10
Wit. WY, AA:ale:arc
Jim nary 2, '4B
„.„NoTicE.—Wheren . s Letters of
ministration - to the W a fate EktEDEI: II3
WART. late of the borough of CremotA, raw,
county, deeemked, have % t win graatvtlOt the matao
1 All minions Indebted to 140 Eetat.terro re itt,evul N ;
Immediate payment, swill:Kee ha, ipir (.I; 2 ' . 0
mends egaloat the .f.atete of the mil 4k4,e.
mate known the rams vfltbottt d,tgy to
• , DA3113. /0:11611:t EN, Adminlso
',,'fanner, 2,'55 , 14'
ADM I N IsTRATI()?; N ono
iThereas Letters of Administration bra,
grained by the Register of Schuylkill eoall'.7. to'
dersigned. Administranis of the goods snJ
rights and medals which mere of l'atrik k Csiar.tc
of the bonnagh of Port Clinton. itUallt i CoU It ty , ' '
1111 . dl'eallodd. - -Noll ire is hereby given 10 KM at.
INI lit) sell Estate to mike Immediate pay meet. t-li
having claims - to present them without delay It d'i
&reigned. - klAiumicEr c.t It ecE,/
Port Clinton, Jan. 11, VS 241.4 , 1 Adalo).ioi
A DMINISTRAiIIiii i gNOTI O
Notice fs hereby stren that Letters of ads.,
on on the Ditals of Greet Loiter, decesed...•, ,
borough of Pt•tisellbs, Schuylkill .Aunty. W'
granted to this subscriber, residing Its idol t•CI-
Pottsville, by Ithe ilegister of said count): 1 1 ' , '• ' -
persons htdelated to add Estate aro yetittetd '
the tams ulthout delay, and those bat is: ' , .•:j
please present them, duly mat hen ttest,4l, I , I ',. ',.
T. )1. tiIITASY.L. ..I,lein ,
.'»+
Corner alabantaugo sud zeos 4,
ihscember 10,'47 .
XDNIINIS.TRiI'ION NO'filf- -
.
Whentes. lettet to( Adusinlstrui .n 0 ',.,:i
SPi trAtltif 1.....V,711 1 c.0.p. deceased. hats 1" '"
",
the uuderstgied,—ali pweone Itidtt.rd ' ~,,..
7, 1 , 1
tate allt please make luttnedlste , moot
.' .
having.' claims against the same. will protest t.. 3.
opt dela). to ANNA Mc[ AVYS E , S , S. •la.'" /
No. I 103 Girard strectabiladelphit; ic taker •
-- - -DAVID WilBSTEit, 13) rt. t.th sc.. earadelpu
WAAID Slltt'PkiS,,,S. E. corner o t h4si tistus:
Philadelphia. .
January 0.'38
3IN tho Court of Collinlon Y.l
Schuylkill county—.
AC:011 11UNTAIN0101, Jr.,l :0 tont 74 '
TS. i..
lIENJAtILS lf. TITUS. f fie! if i 0
She undersigned audlt.li a printed 1 , 7 0 ; i
to dt•trtb...te Ike thud* of wad sale. 6'1 70 ' ii .
name* upon obl:b *urb ObtriOnlion billAck Si",
to the pueblo** of the act of lk: A pfil. 1 44 i .
,„4
gi.es notice that he *ail meet the malt* ),....."
,111* ollird,'ln the borough of Potts , ille , ''' T Y
'1: 011 L 40 nfJanuery, A. p„,11;0. at 10 o'rlnct.
Ms purposes above ntntod; JOIN r. lik C I /
11 1 1 " 1 7 Sr '53 2-3 t) , , i.l
NC"ICE;NOtiee 14; 1-:e-b- . I:
~-;
that Ito -hare purrba*rJ r f .1, Dalt. r , :;; . .,
tire stork of stom gocd*. *tore fixturr.S lw , „.11
item one spring lir A Alto. two plcd... err •itit.•,,,,
and three single trio of harorsa.i pc uci.n . ^,
and en Lb. pirtperty Itt use. In an d about 11 , "
i n 'hi' date. bolougln,c to tho .41,1 J, bn K r`
his Mor o book account*. and hare 0. 0.1.J ° :,
/MIL taken poseetelott ef the SUMO. All er.,
ed in eAld store books are n.quei.foll to watt r
payment.
The business will be carded on at lb+ chili
1..00 dna et %Teter A &butt. :. t ( f.
Illddlepttit 1
'AIVDI'I'OIt'S NOTICk..—V4O
Or di LLIA 31 CULT, 171fASEP.
.. 4 ~
Al peesont to nos ettnt tom take votive , V.,
ridedidderd. appointed Auditor, ty the thlb_ l l o ,
31 . 0ukot Couuly. to make Man It etleef,: r,
to the bands of Jame. U. Omit' Clare! l a w
Kobuk V. Clark, Xzegutore of $t intim Y',,. pi
tour County, deceased, to sod haloes te . e.s...
creditors, ersordlog to the priori!! I, ..t i w r i:o;o .
tsbilebed by. bur ; yid attend st the ~,,,,,,,,
Iss Deavilks, on Tstrouley the rar el ,7 6 - rre,
it too o'slook. A. M., of aid dab be .0.0
mid. 'bop as 4 Outs all rooms ou. V, oaf
ulke Mist rep prowl. .1
Oivetti* Llth Au., 'SS Wil