jealous enough of his memory
had laid hive with his fathers, to
to act hitt pfblie part in a spirit
"every section of the country. .
Bschinan's inaugural address, tip
said, with some show oflreasor
Delocratic President, whO scoi
peak of eectionalitun, will so re
. affairs of the Republic, that
which attaches to poor Pierce, c
pirity of his garments." Mr.
4 partimuur 'clustered around him,
denthd bark was launched on i
and glided f ora time, with ail
towards as it appearellean iton
With lago he couldorly,—
' , ".....iiy boat sails t
Beth with reted and stream
Like lago:6, unfortunatel
while seeming feir, treachery. I
must perish, that Slavery znaji
" hideous proportions upon the
and rule where s, majority of.
utterly opposed to its presen ,-
True to his Pro Slavery i , ' , cte,whiCh the
voice of the entire North, a , , the conserve.
..five portion of the South invei iiiiiiinst, Mr.
Buchanan deserts his . party, , it; State, Free.
• dom, and throws: the weight f bis influence
. - in favor of outrage, fraud and , Invasion. In
vain are the : thunders of , e Democratic
press. He heedethern not. n vain the ex
preset:4l 'wishes of peop - through' their
' representatives in Cong - . They. are
spurned. Mr. Buchanan is •ledged tel force
' through Congress if possibl -, the detested
Lecompton Constitution. :is Message of
' Tuesday to both HOURS, es , ibits every spot
OR the cards be bolds :I. is s h a m e f u lly,
, despicably Proalavery• in , his policy, and
shows a determination to ' , lay the tyrant,
while inverted with tempo power. 'lt hal ,
' been repeatedly proven b figures. that' tbe
• Lecompton Convention w a bastard, and
that the Constitution hum , by it is trampled
under feet by the people of hat Territory. " -
i
The Democratic press, he ed by Forney's
Fres., has not hesitated so 's tigmatize them,
yet Mr. Buchanan, in his Se ge says:
"The Lecompton Cowen 'on, according to
my principle of constitutional law; was le •
gaily constituted and loves with the power
to fmtne a Constitution."
ts.„
! ' The fact is, that Mr. Buc
. e pubahly, is deterre
a ll be admitted into the
iestnament the foundation
Pressed hoUy by hiti slave
poor old man, having no fe
over which the New Hs
' laWyer fell, is tottering to
andfeeble steps. Wheth
or reject, the • Lecompte
.Buchanauts last step sea
- falls before the mental v'
' right.thinking,.Freedom.l
' United 'States. .
But we have no fear o Congress,. At the
dictation!of no autocrat, n a body of Awn
ican repnwentatives be i duced to commit a
' great Irving. We con ently believe that
:they will hurl the mpton Constitution
. i from their presence, and consign its authors
to the oblivion, from wh' h for a brief period
they have emerged. T* North has too long, ,
_geared the impotent t is of the Slave Pow.,
at. Too nutny,, comp ises, in ' which the
South has been all the ' ner,have been made.
,
: IVa want no more com rosnises. We of the'
North want justice, an we will Agee it. If
Ranwis, 'by fraud :and violence, should be
• handed over top ' Slave rule, let every
man whe bad &band i the work, from ‘ Mr.
Buchanan in the Presi ential Chair, down to
the lowest cutthroat n his Border-Ruffian
bandktremble, fora red Revolution' will
mark the page of Ain 'can History.
Ix regard to there
nate Loitis Napoleon,-
' • minded and rightfhe
opinion. For the ctii
der any provocation,:
(*temporary, the Beitt
feeling but that of b
auxin we recoil as
stamp.. But apart
ations, which' are
. against the life at
any and j ari circitutt
feel that there are elti
deepen the' reprobati
versed conscience DI
oiooti
.. ente!prises.
for the eystem- of
France is now ruled
bestow sport - .the to
ror gained the powe
must look upon him
which lie forms pa
accepted as each.
Louis Napoleon.
ty, (ntgacity and e
and administration
ty 'Of the reflecting
at least. in his rule,
.hope to have? A
and the common
' not represent the
that spirit be righ
' man in his senses
'of the French Em
the interests of li
• contrary, we belie
importance not,
Prince, but to th
him away, and w
Into "'hatbands o
4il? How weal ,
. the peat powers
affect :our own /
France f, Who cl
is not tbankl
stored ?
' SOUND AID • S
(N: C:) Journal
find in that papa
neatly given by
which isrefreshin
I=EZM!P;Mi=
hen Time
misfile him
f justice to
siring . Mr.
might hive
"here is a
log the ap.
;caster 'ho
•e obloquy
onoteoil the
llochananta
The Presi•
o* waters,
lig - breezes
ble haven.
Iy, he vaned
I air Freedom
rise in all its
r, , *l of Kansas,
People
anso,, is hie do-
ed that Kama
Union, with that
ita economy.—
ving allies, the
of the precipice
pilaf,. second-rate
rd with weak
•
•r Congress accepts
Constitution, Mr.
d his doom. tfe
on of every' honest,
viog citizen of the
ent attempt to amass.;
here can among right'
rted men, be but. one
le of asaussination, tin•
re with our intelligent
a, Courier, can have no
rror; and from an/as
murderer of the Worst
1m these moral consider
reed by such attempts
ouspicuona men 'under
166 e; we cannot but
nenis'A this case which
s l ,
n with which the unper
t regard all such atm:
, e have , no admiration
iernment :under which
we have no applause to
ns by which ibirEmpe.
be now wieldstbuf we
and upon' the system of
as exiitiog facts, to he
924 Total.- '
PASSENGER CARS. .
39 Elght-erhselrel Pamenger Cars. /
12 • " • Raidolds Can.' ' . -' •
7 a ..- Mall and Uprise airs. ' ' ,',-• '
111 Total. , • i :
In addition to do arm, the ampany ors: .
2 Smell Passenger Can Sir use of road. . •
11 tatiooary Engines, from 4 to 66 hrseptrar *re
i on
driving machinery. •
13'
andt car a ft a in te ki r a! il a : W i d o a U i t :
i f 4 :I:7! !i d
. wood, glare: for
, pumping at
2 able Wood -r utting Steam linens; at Port
. ,
7 nor Plou_ght.
I Dredging Muir's'.
31 Carts, la was, and drays, Aar hauling Wood, Vat
' bar, Merchandise, de.
65 UMW, fro hauling in Philido/phls,./ilehatond, l
' and &bawl:ars. . • ' ' i
or:Dutra Burls, Eaq., Engineer, in his report
to the Cowpony says: ,
"Th. spaellinery of the Road is abundantly suf.
/cleat for the transportation of 4,600,000 toils of
Coal annually, and the increase of trade will pro
vide amply for Ha castor/wines and improvement."
.This is upwards of 790,43130 loos more than the
road carried last year. *
' •
Areription of aU Merchandise tramearted our
.•the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad; and
. amount of save received is the city of Philadei.
phis for the year ending Soossa6er.3o, 1867, is
tone of 20.0 lbs.: '
, Total • ..
• - Drafted at Transported
Dreription of MerclAndlas Philadelphia. over road.
Coat (Aothotelts • • 1,636,414 1,914,356
Al 6 , ism, Porter, Misr, and Malt
664 , •
1,76.
Liquors; ''
Agricultural Implements,
Blooms" • 161 . 1,413
Birks. Common sod Am, . , a 1,193
Bituminous Coal, /*V 3,031
'Books and Stationery, Paper of .- •
~
all kinds, - 1161 • 721
Bran, Slap Stuff, Choir and Hid-• -,.
* • ' ' . ' 1,631
dling
Dutra hod Egg*
ell
: 1,1111
Clay and Sand. .' 141 ' 1,144
,on and Wool. ` , EN --' •MO
Cbina, Claes, and Queenswars, 'lO ; • 1,103
Dry Good. and Cw9oellth a i ado 7 7 0 . MU
flour: (40.618010 , at
ptrla: whole!!ob 100.273 hbr) 4116 ' 'lOB3O l
Fornitur, all kinds, and Planar, MB s. 1 0 140
fresh Hest, Flab and fru% 110 04 1
Brocades, Cash end Ties
Meat SDI 3.1t61
Grain of all , , 10,3401
Hams and Bros ; , • . , ,- MI
Hardware tied Celery, Lead, te., 416 3,360
/DM ON, 14,311
Trop—Bar, !Mkt, and Cut, • 5,310 11,646
lee, , • • : moo We
1 '
LLime, • .4114
i woes and all etherlitoase, ::- • 2ff ' 1,101
Looker, Mies, and Skins, -.• • HS 3 4 1 1 1
'lAre Stork, ' • ISO , 1,211
Mutating and Gerdes' Trweli, . 131 ' i .1141
Machers, y, Mrs Aglow, as. •
Bolte • 271 . ten
Moira* an. 6 'ytiDs . • • • MI
Malt and BorlOA " 1,701 i
Mir ant _IOUs, , • 116 OM
1,110
al e rf " 4 - 1111nati ' ''.• -, 141411
- Ili,„VO
=ds • ' ' i- . 2 - 41 12 , .1,11.
Tahiti Orlit Div
Bathos. Iron, all airy • 7MI 13,666
ll= Corbett slaplrds, 4 • a - 114
02 6
Serytron.Cestswitildseribt, .MI 2,300
Magi" i . 0 99A'4i 1114 9 1 1r! gl i 269 tral.
9.6141441101V4.5.'54'.*: ".hi
Sri • 2 ":,.,;::::'.'','.':, - . SAMS
• UM
Bad II•4 - Porliesd Ptak . -um
Umber, Leader, sad dm Itid..
bid, , • " . ?Oka • MOS
'obo add l ag,"
Whiney e*,
Aeohoload lording - .
1184 l'r Los
1 laddries sot stated. . dill
.
....... .......
dzsgid tisk. • IsdAdy . = wia.
%id tiest of Os ropillii of Higidneshslol:s 7o 7. ooo le
Ditto Oral, Wood art PritighlC4Dh - . ndodfd lt d
ditto ItiordstCass, , -, . . WOO 111
Totat ' - . • • MOH 12'
1 10.1.m.r
Can h be denied that
shown uncommon abiii-
!erg/ in his government
Do not a large majori•
nen in Fiance acquiesce,
a tie best thing they Can
not the army, the clergy
°pie with him? Does he
.pirit of France, !bather
or wrong! /8 there any
ho believea'that the death
ror would be a boon to
• y or - bomaoityt the
ti that his life is of great
, dy to the well 'being of
peace of Europe. Take
I t would be the alternative?
whose hands would teraneg
it affeet the relations of
f Europe? How would it
, zumereial relations with
n answer these questions?
.1 that ; they remain unan•
estst.g.—The Wilivingtott
ao !tones& editor. We
a nodes' of a Oncost, iv'.
elberg, Vieitztempt Co
ly candid. The writer says
criticise the perfor.
ied musicians and
~peand'•Tha!berg
,1 absurdity. One
Ippreciate—tlle eri
e courteous Mid re
lies artd gentlemen
srfuL and ready re-
Of the verY little
Id, we have act a
We confess that
and was the greater
Doodle and St. Pat-
les on safe iroiind,
wererand enjoyed our.
neierdid heir these
I before. We nw
;meat of which we
candor compel us
.ions pleasine frost',
more scientific, bet
id the tidos. did'
11 PkinlY the
him folly Mapper
tough uiolest-
Oily: WoOtt tbM
ottener teen ness
clawed with mall
at Now Hann cm
Itartssotestis Itecttie death and
burial of the , glut act* occupied
tiousi Rai% during theitand weekofttanul
ary . : 'Fifteen thousand pewits foutineol her
coffin to the cemetery, andsnore.thantunty
'thousand were resembled at the grave. The
proceMion United the 'whole literary and ar
tisan ii-Orld of tier's, members of the Inst.
lute, of the prim, of the harried professions.
and of the theatre. She leaves * * fortune o•
three lottdred thousand dollusorhich
has distributed betimes her two Ems; arid he;
brothers and sister Y She died u she bid
lived, in the Jewish faith.
Beast - is is Coicatiss.—Some of the metn
bere. of the House afford 'occasional amuse
nca." A day or two since, a member film
North Carolina spoke of the Chinese and Eu
India sepoys as white men, 'and the day be
fore one from Georgia allude,to . British GA
ana as sa island. Some one suggested that,
he had confounded that country: with the gu•
ano islands of the Pacific. Another Southern
member the same day, who desired (in very
b a d taste, to eay,the-least,) to make a quilts.-
tion from the Bible, had some difficulty in
finding the book of Deuteronomy, evidently
looking .for it somewhere iii the vicinity o;
Revelations.
Scntrruum: Courrr Awful:tun t, Soot.
m—TheSociety has published in neat pam
phlet form, the substance of an Address de
livered before it, October 22d, um., by Hon.
'Horace 'Greeley, tOgether with Premiums
awarded by the Society. A few copies
,have
been left at our office for distribution. The
Prentiums'or the Society for the ensuing Yeeii
will soon be promulgated.. We ars
hippy to state . ibst the Society is flonrh4dng
to an Unprecedented degree; that the citizens
of the County feel an increased interest in its
welfare, and that its prepustions for the next
Exhibition, will . be on a scalinever surpassed
in the State. This is right. When we get
anything of the kind up, is should be complete
in every department.,
Mann
Prow thw Pliihrdstp/sla and Reading Rai/road
Royiort r ,.•
The expeueet of thi Transportation Demi
'tient *as $154,827 44, and the Roedway liepart.
went was 57,580 48 tilos lets than the 'pravious
Tear, ceased erainig by. the decreased Coal ton
nags. • •
Three'lfood Burning Engines Vacs been alter
ed to Coal Burners—and ilz others were re bniit
during the year, ail fin the use of Coal, including
One of tt. Passenger Engines.
• All the Machinery of the Road has been thdr.
oughly repaired—weak points strengthond, nod
lathe running gear is in a better condition then
at any previous ported.
TIM number of accidents during the year have
been largely diminished, .owing in a great men '
tare to the decreased tonnage and Ail- greater,
ears.that could necessarily be beatoyed"upon the
machinery. Wally*? comparison: ; • .1
11158. istrr.
•
Broken Adloo,„ - - • • - 10* . 40
Broken Wheels, • - - • 96 11
Bent Azle", • - •• • 12 19
Loose Whale.- • ' . 13 13
Looso , bnkke blocks . tilling on trod, - •19 •
Colltatens, - • • . • -93 29
Snit& wrong. - -• 2* .l
Ciir off track In genius train,- ' • - .19 . le:
Stopping too.eaddenly, • - ll
Totoll7lllDikr of amid - 110 • 96
Total number of cars ;rotten, - 422 no:
!camber of personi killed. • - 29 . . tl k
Number of persons injured, - 11 7:
Cattle killed. - - 19 II
Caro broken ter 80. tont carried, • B 6 - 10.067 •
Of the persons killed during Alto ;sari were
stringers, and 50t the injured were also:strangers.
!few.—We believe that experience lua fully test
ed that the wear rod tear in running !Coal gets
at 7 miles per hour is but little more !than one
half than when run at tae rate of 10 and 12 Mika
pet bout. " • I .
The total expense of carrying Coal; including ;
all expenses,
.Iroel6n, was. •
Da Merchandise, do., •
Do. Pasaengers do., - ,
RAILROAD IRON.
.2
New Irene wed ineTritek, 4094 $
320."42 50
Lees Ole Rails taken up, 14,1392 155.505 00
Net end of New Rails, $164,686 to
10.6 miles of new main tract, and:2.l2 miles of
neer sidling. were laid down daring the yen.
Amain weight of toad trains down road.. - TOTA
Do. up, • - • - • . - 247.1
Average tons of Coal canted each ti 4„. '• `480.4
• The actual cost of a roand trip, to Port Bich•
mood and back, with thosuse of Anthracite Coal
daring 1,856 was4l49 19—which is eltial to 37.3
cents pe l f ton fottransportstion. Anthracite Coal
is used exclusively as a fuel' in the transportation
of Coal, the Engines having all been altered for
the aso of Coal.
The expense of Freight Train 92 inUes, Is $74 98 or
68.54 rents per ton.
The expense of Passenger Train 93 irate', 1000 19 or
70.1 cents per Passenger.
The equipment of this Road Is enarinolis—we
append it entire :
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES.
121VIrst Clan Meidien.
13 Second "
4 Third "
It /North " • " •
li2 Total.
— COAL CABS.
I Eight-wbeeied Iron Cold Car. ,
625 .., Wooden Cool Cart, besides 100
used by CosuPosi, OWlled br
- other pietas,
•
2,148 Yo u Iron Coal Cars.
1,367 " Wooden Cog Cars, bealdes 009
. . - used by Company, owned by
„. , . ' other parties., . _
4,851• TotaL.
•40 new Pone.wheeled Wooden Cod Cars woe par.
awed. and 71 rebuilt Into b 4 new Blght.wheeled Wood.
en Cad Can. during year.
CAM FOR PREIOI.IT AND GENERAL lIBE.
126 Eighl•ohadoi Covered house Care.
47 " Box Cars. •
137 " . Open Platform Can:
182 Touvorbitaliqd amend Douse Cars.
432 0 Ppea Platform, Box, and Dumping
Cars.
is ts,~s::::rc.'aray-~niuhn
fotst ,;(otro.
PielhAssedkoassi 1114 f il nil here. A Pelted
stkPlitkni t. *boogiol, 6 l Afralrisrim4thist• It
Posoeltsias was Se arop late ow midst,*
*salt die et swwsl. '
itlt•R. J. Scaocur at IA rani in Marphes
natio&
,Calliat eked, baa Jett maim! a bob
los.af.oracaties, is fad, aterythhig iambi* :4
tamilij ny. Ohs him a call. '
_ •
4111P•174 dtsaianiarly at the Wit at, Glow
IVlshillttensi will be ninnirto in this 3a
the mob% by a Ball. Ttie enbactioure era is
questeCteaDelp at the Pealszhattia Hall this
a*Otat at 4 o ero l k, fat or deign'
flay- The wager teed. bat little elotaMent.. It
Is trying desperately, to bn eemoselde; bets falls
miserably. Oatmeteenftleitl Meant for the
week, Is as folloWs: • '
P 01111A1
`11.6.11 :=ll. TP.IIT
1.t 4 AP s. so,—" 11. ase
/oh: 11 0 , -16 12 • 211
T ,26 4 SS 116 —snow-
Wad. " ,14—as I 114
Than, a 4,".40 SO at bo dy .
Frin " a r -n • so • *v..--
Piragekeltkin 4 11
Coludo, ,Agrivabsiral
The followlog has bean handed as for publication:
, - Orwipsit ie t r .hinsary SO* 1158.
To tie Prettiest, Ogre s and Zak» •of the
Schoylkiti (homey' Aries;teret Satiety-oms :
Owing to putout:en eirestnstances, I am obliged
to Ammo my • place of residence oberefors, 1
. most reepeothally otter to you my reiignation ai
Rewording Secretary of your Society, with my
best wishes for year totem means and prosperity.
t • • • T. you.: so.,
B. F. ;Boman. t
MIA resignation accepted, and B. H.
Madden was unanitnouste elected as Rewording
Besinstaty. !, WM. H. SW:CALL, Prat
"WM Literary fietiety.--This
Soddy is still in ezittenee. Last Wednesday
evening, the queition,ylhould 'Capital Amish
meat be ilvolishidl" Mu, ably dismissed. D.
vision in the nerftire. , •
izereises for next :Wednesday evening.-J. B.
'Porter, reader; Essay,* tline,Thomas;.9isestion
for next debate s—."Whioh prompt mu to the
rater exerting :the hope, of rewnrd, or fear of
plmishment." Affireso(re—J. B. ratter. B. W.
;.Bechtel, Edw. Leib pint:Miss Monism, Fegative
Bensinik Dr. J.L Wright. Oliver Bechtel
and 31...tUehael 1. •
, or orisooss Literary . listiesier..4-The exercises
of last Tuesday owlet were, a lecture hi B. 11:
Billitian, "Young Meehaniit,". Beading by if.
o Tobaeeo ," and the
i f ,
E Mystery asel, "Bistory and Myste
question, "Were the "tie teem Prior to . this mo
derns •In arts and . science?" Aflirnistira—A!.
bright, MOW and' *gas. Negative—Butler,
t Ennold; and traboich. Tbsirjudge, C. IL hors.
fordotpots
ve. _reefer •oi the argum ents, decided !ti
the negati - " t
The exercises for nest Tuesdayevening are, a
I lecture by W. C. BuOir, a reading by A. C. Miller,
and the query, "Is it the interest of thelinited
II
tttates to encourage t e Liberiati,ltepublic P AC.
sanative—Bossford and liasell Negative—Re.
i gen and Upebureh„ (Judge, A. M. Mortimer.
`But a week since we noted the extraordi
nary balminess of die s atmosphere, while *arises
from the South bore to us inielligre of bloom.
intiowers, and Carty vegetables daily offered for
sale in the marketi. In fact Wee had even this
week, commenced . * item on 40C1111611 bursting
into bloom, violet* Peeping from their biding pla
eel, of tulips following suit, of the - narcissus and
white, Mae and pink hyacinths being almost in
full bloom, when priito, change, the . Frost 'Xing
on Monday night, gave as an utimiatakable inti
mation that doweniind foliage and fruit cannot
venture into his domain with safety to life and
petals. Snow and hail both came fiercely. '4lan
proposer, but God firposes," and among
those who belly° that "whatever le, is best," when,
by that SoverelinWisdom."ordained." We shall
yet have "the kindly fruits of the earth, so that
in due season we sitti . enjoy them." Meanwhile
take care of the iiinder fiowerets. Bring them
in-doors. •
Shelter them tenderly,
Noise them with care,
and the more. willi they cheerily greet you when
Winter reigns without.
- 60 43 per ton
99.13 "
114.37 **eh.
B'Sitcer Cr 4 b Literary Society.—The large
attendance at thn
.meetings of this Association
proses that it aniwers well the purpose for which
it was inatitute4 Monday, Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings of leach week, the Library Room is
open for member* and other's. Monday evening
is set apart for riaading; and , a social exchange of
views; Tueadayifor discussion, and Thursday for
giving oat books, That Misting, foi 'ffiscusirian
are generally more largely attended than any of
the others. Ong last Tuesday evening the room
I •
wan respectablytilled with an audience before the
hour appointed for disiussion. The subject for
which was :-=,T s ilirould the , annexation of South
America biproiltable to the United States?" It
was Tharmly entered into by Griffith T. Jones,
Richard - 3%1111*bl and . Richard Edward's, for the
affirmative; sad Wm. Winlack, Charles Taylor
andlohn I. flukey, negative. Decision in the
negative.
Exeicises fon l imxt Tuesday evening:—Reading
by Charles Taylor. Question for dills:as/don :
"Which of .thq two, Agriculture or Contmerce,•is
more beneficial to a nation ?" Affirmative—John
J. Bossy, WM: Winlack and Jonah Platt. Negp.
tire—Richard; *intuit, Grit. T. Jones
. and C.
Taylor..
.1111•11 o Jfeatieg of -the Executive Committee
appointed and
. aothorised in public meeting to se--
cure a change, in the location of the Freight De
pot of the Pliilladelphia '4 Reeding Railroad Co.,
bold Felintal 4d,1858, MrALTER 13FDOWICK
• was duly elected Chairman, and J. di. Caostasn
Beeietary. Cltt 'notion, it *as • •
Resolved, That as this CoMmittee have delayed preen"-
'dings under the shore authority, until the general eon
fusion in finaneial altars his In a great measure subsi
ded. and the Ca:meshy hale been enabled to arrange
their policy in a manner !satisfactory to themselves;
That we deem it proper to enter upon the duty assigned
us,-that The iniereal and comeidefeee e the %diem mu
of Fbareille be DO longer disregarded by said Company
in the continned delivery] of goods threeiburths Ot A
mile from thilr proper destination. In porintanes of
this *el, it s further r •
med. That a committer of three meseber c e of thin
body—David O. IruengliniOste. )1. Crosland and Henry
P. Stiehter—be antir,rised to open a ;eorreelikidenee
with the Preildent and Managers of the Philadelphia k
Reading and ?daunt Carbon Railroad Companies, In re.
tattoo to the right of way over the Mount Carbon Road,
for Freight, Into the oddness part of the borough, by
the P. is R. Company—eald Committee to madereport at
the nest meeting, February 10th; and be it further
Reaeieed, That ins•mueh as the P. 4 It Co. era/none
to evade the Act of Assembly, by raising a qussilon as
to the jostled and propriety of tweeting a Freight De po t
entirely off of the line 01" their own Road, and subject
to a temporary arrattyameat ibr a transit on the Mount
Carbon Littejthe above aimed Committee are hereby in
structed to inquire If thelarwer what legislation they
deem ementlisi to g in them a lepea right to a impaled
their ears interthe btraugh; and of The lafk?,n to the
beet bea r they can allow fce. a permanent ansuprosent,
by which saris rigid of may may be Neural to the P. lk
R. Co. for their freight and passengm ov the ilist mile
(or less) of the Mount Carbon Rad. .
Resolved. That we do now adjourn, to remit on Wed•
needs: evening. Februa?y , 10th, at 8 olock, to recelve
tbe report of laid sittratentuittor, and take such farther
/tenon as may then appear most neemaryto fulfill tb•
duties of our. appointment. (Adjourned.)
.1011 N M. CROSLAND, Secretary.
Any' introduction of the anaezed HMO to
oar readere is not nein:oam The 'tabor lint!•
dandy, vey4 clever on a nails:—
I pea sax mum' Joan 4.]
raIILIA'S SMILE.
I
Cola; Auto Dlana a nd Veiny '
• Ooras, Testa. dims Ogres sad ' Eths.
Minerva, with train ot
end daughter* of Wooloorfig•t:
Cow, Nymphs ot tbL river Anil m.iots's,
COP*. hlnms trim relent g Isle;
' Coma. 101 l 'roatuf the Castilian ftrantaln, '
Antony: falrltdla's RIM!
n.
•
• 1 ;
•
Comm, all yi Cologne Immortals, • .
. Who dwell in' Um placid gerotto;
Coale forth hots&ls can portals,
Aid Live In a smiles Bippotrono;
loam, your feasts, aml lb* nectar of llobi
WAleh tolls atom* boars %valor.
E=EM3IM
As the star 'bans% none of Aurora. •
Blandon the canes of !Wilt
Aod-drivee the Citaeriatui brit '
With eeintillant emir. of Heat -
Ho. Hot ebony eat* othlth Mimeo: •
The joys In their hidden , •
Ali !breed booth* term fortmer— .'
Awl distoirki byfair Julia's pais. . -
, .
Let Diabase" drink la Sob f
Tko Iflatt of the 'data& of Epata ;
And Mitt up du gloom arta* wails,
MUG'''. HOC at Clualpacao:
Or: lot thou so Clonatwod lrzEamap—:
•In Nyo the bawd. of Maio,
• 14Irink has two llpkllko a &wry, 1
Tho nottaeotiona'a taillo I •
•
' laraoldnul eamtour;'
• : Illy lanai% enrapturing face;
- And Dolga %Wed of •
Rui Belies lliatrletas gram— • . ••
Mares SeptrWe bewttebilieptwhipi, •
And Itoll'sCiropatriaa lot • •
lq gala litri litigant" of as Win*
. Aral welt la Mr, Julies mita. • .1. ,
114en . 11ie beenrue.fue langlnygla
_
Aid apotbor aorta Ballo trio bar diem;
Whoa koA c bj y rda maws wood Mos,
, as sbo rr a; • •
rll Iwo adore, wilt*. roes • • •
• • ;Oa ear ailsoloil bask, soar Um ad; •
,rat dealt as rey Rats rooroor, '
• ',Of born, sad Mb* Galls 4 ,
Mao
, Boss* d tidal islet elm Tilltalia l k •
• satb tbrategb the
L sky reel real;
' Asa palsmostblag oaf • '
Solt eau it Sr AlbsooloraS goal:
' • (Toaadraas el Talent deal erns, us-.)
/at ma Oise Um psek other npo, • •
11br obe lailloo-411, post Jan at simper
nth* like eltallot of eatia. ; • •
• . • . to litecfft.
• "st.
impOitie the Ikensii4,lolo. *1. 4 04i 1 t
nr* 7144 4*hisiles
Weft
•Vatt ,pf priviou =Wig raiii.**oo4o.
1 ` tall. ea *cores coati:mod
to &Mellor, and a NI of boo ted111:104110
effluP 3 9 l Y.
Cos. oa Sum continued to . 7110 . 11101:11047
Sf- pads from fisdond mar Buriposstmod:;,-
Special Cosoninsen—Contintlbdroll Mki I$
4: W. Snider for obstioeting CattosetlLi is t-=
Continued on eollsetiug curbing bilis anitintta:
Continnad on re.auditing ?boon's so
count. ! Diauttawd on unties from Bard Pstbir z
son's spring: -..
Stria Coantitt*e.—D from *plata&
Harrison street. Diseinsrp4 he covering Not ,
- weglan,Creek on. petition, Or A. Cook and °thin;
Oast. on Lowp sad .Ward.--Continued toirwr
care rattles for watchman. 2404 that tbrOurre
offered a reward of $3O for parties who ban Ine
ha Wasp, and wow dinduagad. Reported a loam
at upper end' of Centro attest erected, sad were
discharged.
Peter BeUenthare OM was l 34 itir.
.• •
• The .subject of suit of Paid* Corr; eu. the
Borough, riu referred ,to a lukiiiiittoo, °cabling
of F. B. Esercher, J. J. and SamOui
Helm.
A petition to curb any we Boons! Wed, in
front of Court Wain ird,'inte Slid, 'and, lb. Clerk
directed to . notify ticiLatisesue pmerty.
On the aPplieetitet of Cbirlea littrlt for opening
rood near Jab s, s eionsitteLef.three 'eras
appointed, cons , Mew& Darr, Sherd.
and Balfser. •••
Oa mottos aclitr4itortli. a ersamitteo at tbrio
consisting of Nostra. Nies, Iroileaglo and KW.-
,
ley, was appointed, to ezaadue into the overissue
of &weigh orders return & by the' Treassier la
1115 a -
, The . followise bIW trere.ried and ordered to be
Wad
Chezlei Wonsan and others,
$96 7$
23 •62
• 37 3i
•
9• 30
12 00
/5 00
Daniel D. Morton,
Hoary Lord Ind Bro.,
Henry Lord, •
Samuel Garret,
S. Harts, •
• Council then atriums&
,of•Tde Patna& Bras, Bared.—The Band
needs encouragement. Them Is no doubt of that
fact. It should not be allowed tc disband, or
droop far lack of Mil title,. Roping therefore,
that our citizens will give their cue a hearing
and Mishit the Bud to get on Its legs again, we
invite attention to the following eoMmunication
from an -old member of it:
Matteis. Enreosta :—Tbe vitiation has bees
asked frequently of late, what has become of our
Band, are theTy broken up, ie. Now; as an, old
member of the Pottsville Brass Band, I will en
deavor to lay. before the citizens of this place a
plain statement of our affairs. In the first place,
some of our instruments are very much , out of
repair, so much so as to be almost useless—tliey
being the ones we bought at our ,oripinization,
and have been continually in use since. We find
ourselves at the present time unable to purchase,
others to replace them. Therefore we hale to;
keep up oar organization with reduced numbers,;
and if one or more happen to stay from practice,l
we are unable to play. We have the material in
the way of musicians in this place to make a
first oho* Band, end with the proper aid of the
citisene we could accomplish it. I would take
this occasion to appeal to tbeirliberality on be
half of our. Band, to aid us in the purchase of two
or three instruments, of which we are greatly in
need. We hive beretofore,endeavored to conduct
this band, so as to be a credit to ourselves and'
an ornament to the Borough. How far we have
succeeded, we leave the people to determine.—
Citizens of other towns, of the same sin or near
ly so as ours, Reading, Easton, Danville, de..
hare come forward and largely assisted their
Bands, to purchase silver instruments for every
member. In the present state of money matters,
ire do not expect that,- but .could; not the gen
tlemen of Pottsville, assist us to rib, the sum of
$lOO or so, which would put us on good footing
again? At the time of our organization. (nearly
five years ago,) we received of the citizen!' of
Pottsville about $4O, and since that time we bare
neithereeked or received.one dollar es* gift, ex-
NO $6O presented. by two gentlemen of Pottsville,
(with which we purchased an instrument,) whom,
we are proud to mill our friends. The same gen-1
demon together with several °there. presented
our lea der, N. J. hehr, with a silver E Plat eajz i
horn, and the ladies also presented bins with a I
silk sash, for which we are most profoundly ' ,
thankful. Some people ' ••snd intelligent ones
amongst them, too; think 'slimness of a Band
are very light. if they were members a short
time, they would think differently. ,Bniforms
cost considerable; wear and tear of initrumerds
most something, not counting the originsl cost
which came out of the pockets of the members,
except the aforementioned seam Every piece of
music As purchase costs from two to three dollars;
rent of room to practice in coats considerable;
note, books, Fiends, • lights, and lose of time; Ac.,
cost a good deal, and so we find •in the long
run, we are playing for the amusement and en
joyment of others at oar own expense. - Will the
people of Pottsville consider dos matter se
riously, and moms forward and help us, for which
we would be ever grateful? S. T. SKEEN,
On Waif of the Pottsville Braes Band.
POMVILL3, Feb. 3d, 1858.
or -Pottsville •Literegy Society.—The attep-
dines of Toesdej 'venlig last was excellent, ex-,
blbiting the unabated interest felt in the exerci
ses of the Society. The Mlnutei of the previous
meeting were read by the Secretary; 'Mr. Ellis,
and were adopted by the.Soeleiy. John Hughes,
Etq., , in retiring from the phair, and introducing
to the Society, the Prealsent-eleet, lion. James
B. Campbell, made a few fanatics appropriate to
the occasion. Mr. Campbell in taking the chair,
delivered an inanguril address, in which were
many useful suggestions to' the members of the
Society ; many beautiful thoughts woven into
p ie rfeet form by Mr. Campbell's mastery mind,
and much that mull instructive and cheering to
the young men, who bad the pleeiure of listening
to the address. It war worthy of lion. Jas.
H. Campbell. If the wishes of the members of
the Literary Society, and the community, will be
gratified by Mr. Campbell, we -will shortly pub.
lish in extesso, the elegant prodnetiotl. After
Mr. Campbell's address, Mr. J. M. Wetherill read,
in an impressive' manner, ."Gray's Elegy in
Country Churchyard." A debate then ensued on
the question,—is .
and
reading injurious! with
Messrs. Whitney and Downs in the affirmative,
and Messrs. Simpson and Dallas in thenegative.
The questbin was decided in the negative.
At • busfoese meeting of the Society, held the
same evening, the following resolution was avian.
haoasly adopted :
Resolved, That the thanks of this Society be
hereby tendered to John Hughes, Esq., for the
eourteotts and able mannerist which be discharged
the duties of the °See of President.
Exercises for next meeting :—Leotarf, by, 100.
Warner, Bei.; Reading, by James J. Seibert ;.
Quartion—"Does England in her contest. with' In
dio, deserve the eye:pithy of civilized nations t
Affirmative, Messrs. Wells and Washburn ;
Mewl. Silliman and Bowen.
Sinew the above had been placed lo type, ye
reedred the annexed copies of letters which push
between the Misty and Mr. Campbell:—
Atbeate. February ad, nu
ROL lOW H. Cumin:
Dear &r:—We, the andersigna,
members of the Pottsville Literary-Society, desire hereby
to express our thanks for the very interesting and Yalu.
able address with which you favored as on last evening.
Oar Society and the large audience appreciated your
able exposition of the fmportance of studious habits and
the cnittrakon of literature, especially by the young.
and your correct and practical ausgestices concerning
the Society's exercises.
We desks, on our own amount and that of many others.
that you will permit us to hive the addreel prints* and
wo respectfully 'request of you • copy ifor that
• We ant,_ very respectfully, your obedient arrv=
- nem lc Pool* 40/IN HMI"
Wrs. L. Wurmorroi -D. WA/2111711.11, •
• C. Urns. Soo. P. Daum;
V. B. Walken, • WII.
J.ll. Wasslauss, Gso. 11. Gnus,
JOBS WAIIJII3, . JAL Sms*e, -
l. P. Dort" Jots T: Boris.
Itsus, Psszsus &Gomm •
To Mow. U. W. Toots, .100. Roam, Wx. L. Womars,
AND MUMS:
Ckatirraelsr—Your note of the 3d last,
requeding a copy of the address recently delivered by
see teem the Wm Society of Pottsville, Or publics.
Mu, was received. Prepared upon abort notice. and ibr
a special pro.er the address! hr 'question might not
prove lnterlW op the ireseral reader, but as soon se
I eau Ind bison to Ostend* some of the thoughts con
tallied therein. I can have no objection to the pirbilra
tbs. Poirot my sincere thanks 11w the Mod regard
wirkh has todueed you to think well duly body egret.
With newt, yours, very truly. •
Prbroary 4111, 13a. JANIS R. Ctrs.
PR • VAT.
An adlowsirt Ober; of Cosalsot Mess harbors fever
stow doing tbibuivest enrsvd In the Irbil of elril
maw Ode/ to tbe berth of some of tbe amen bet
M bare but tried. 'ln tbr ease of David D Lewis:.
OttiVittels OssalCbspepti, by ceased of antesel, a rep ,
Alit of $l3OO afar at the plalntlit. ess fildered
the jut. - We report the own Wee.' : , •
Jena Gayrr p. David Noels and '2ltebeter 'aeon.
—This was an action ot deetaseat Inoeitit -to reeerre
the peareittoi et e tot et vetted 11: aibriroitire grad
alaton,anstateleg Weber is twat by 100 In &Aix
and bendier by tbe &lb s bads,
not bads et Etabstsi aribbriendaerser• ius4 eibirap.
Sued boom ars megabit la dbinite, and tie Old's.
Abets beta enter tbi Adttia &MAO, Six Lll Co.
lebo dela t elaa4._ •
pklattirektekt k *kid iIIiMAINSITSIII
kwthe Ookkowinaltklo Aka Ilan sad &au Itay
100024•11 of kb& web ea bebsylkill it
/kilikkb *Wok tokosidpit A .Cl*l,*ausby 23,
sars_skiri tbork* opt llopleibsi 180714 Or
Stern** :weber. 417 ikid AOKI Neknober 30,
o*7, Awes May (*wept bk tutored to Aka Nam
tsDo fool fled so Jane 111,1756, , to John Myer, John
4bisin fad PIO* Mats. In Apil,lBol,llsbatifs
. dineiderilt mid out by the Bisrif ta John 311Yer.
.4 11 11 111 * 181 0, ammo sold to Coexist rodeo bM Xtohw
;01,1 , 1t0 Wee days atter sold to Geo.ii. **moat° Mid
,)lit Utter. lbw Jones, Sohn aco v eMleseillgir*lMPl:4
:10. 1 1'00 Iron business. John Myers biteweal,;also.
•91lit4bT Ids administrator, Coursibleger, to 60.14
Kelm Co., having made anassignment,
OI 8 : 1104 11OW Nig the Merest of the deem to Jonathan
Weidman Iris sibeequanily acquired , the ontitanding
tolOwmtv'endillan by deed dated 8ept,.17.1 8 4 5, bOtroollol
the whole to Issies floyabe sod Biejandst Stiffer. The
lot In dispute the plaintiff eblined as being 'Deluded
• within the secrecy. ,
The defendants contended ,t hat the lot in gneitioa
veal not leo:hided fn thaplalntilTs angrey,andlild elatin
to it under two different Mks. as follotru—iirst, under a .
P t a rlittortes grant, dated July 93, ribkof haitignmand
sem to Col. Seely—no fumy factional; any poetise a[
the land la dispute was made until Sept. s,l7 9 l—aniir
the date of the plalitiff's waruntawi surrey. • patent
'mu granted to Leonard Riehell 11 huuary,lBl6. By •
deed dated May 8,1803, John blyer and John ammo,
(then coining plaintiff's title.) conveyed three and moo
hilt acres of ft to Leonard RishelL Mabel' by deed,.
conveyed his Interest to Frederick List and: Dr. base
Meister, who - b• Nov. 7. 1 1 A-oollferoll to the Littl e
Schuylkill Nair. it R. Leo. The land Included to the
three and a half acne did not title& the lotia Copal,
and as the title wader the Seely pant would ouiplegia
from the date of the sun*, which' was anbiegoest - to
the platutiff's, the principal question In slip ease wu
whether the lot In dispute wasinetuded the Rues
of lb* plaintiff's survey. The-jury -gmut a verdict In
fiver of the plaintiff for onabalf of the land seed ba r ,
kohuiving proved Otis oily to that amount.
[tirmiluOs of awl oust soak.]
Piz PAM an sasson.
. Nabs in Philadelphia last walk, 191.
meehenical bakery. Is bonding in Bailin.
AZI-New York has snarly dee hundred miles
of paved streets.' •
„ItilP•Pleasent homes anditappy firesides should
be aimed at by all. •
AO - German and'ltalian . emigration is said to
be on the increase.
jillt`The weight of tbsi "Minis" ball is &boot
caw and a half ounces.
,Milf•A:circus rider in Mobile, lately threw' 7}
Somerset' in succession.
Or The sleighing is described as excellent in
Western Massachusetts.
grarßossini is said to be about to give to the
misled warp six new longs. i.
„gillr•The new Constitution of Oregon positively
prohibits paper money banks.
,larCanada bras at present a population of two
million, Br* bandreJ thousind.
iMPA Grand Lodgeof Sig T. D. P. has been
established in Kansas Territory.
Air During the year 1854 449,022,01 feet of
lumber was received in C6icsgo. • '
xiiti•_The tint half century of 'Masonry in Ohio
was eoinpleted on Monday r the dab,
,-Not a dingle murder was committed . in
Rhode bland during tho year 407.
Jur lieury Wright, a printer and soldier of the
Mesrean war, died in Boston on Sunday.
Aft`There 'were 1074 births; 379 marriages;
and 558 deaths in New Haven, last year.
. ler Coatis selling in Vincennes st, In cents
perbusheL At Evansville it sells at 8 cts.
/Mr About thirty artesian wells are now In
successful operation in Iroquois county, 111. '
,frir There' are in theited States one thou
sand, two hundred and seventedn distilleries.
'novel:netts is i on foot in Canada, in favor
of abolishing die law Which imprisons for debt.
jrarßeneillet Arnold's silver watch has been
presented to the Conoectiout Ilisthrical Society'.
"WWI the Judges of 'the Sipreme Court of
Illinois. were born and reared in Oneida conitty,
New York.
pa-Three thousand, three hundred and 'sixty.
four newspapers are published in the United" States
and Territories. •
• , is estimated that about thrrtprour
too pounds of maple sugar are.made annually in
the Northern States.
—The damage done to the sugar erep in the
South by the late frost, is estimated at one 'bun.
dred thousand hogsheads. d•
itirlion. S. S. Cux, of Ohio has the diatinction
of making theilrst speech in the new:Rall of the
Rouse of Representatives. •
, ftier"Twenty thousand guns,snd an equal now.
her of bayonets, have been minufacturesbinFrance
lot the British government.
,
rAt a Cincinnati slaughter house, recently
there was killed two thousand, two hundred and
Ede hogs within nine hours.
Or According to Virginian laws, every man
who marries in that State has to give Security for
the support of his wife and family. t
pirThree Seminoles hare heed` killed by our
"gallant Indere," during two years' war
Their deaths cost abodt $BOO,OOO each.
jfferAn English millionaire was...hi-Cincinnati
a few days ago, seeking opportunities:to invest
half a million &Mara in property there.
A brute was wrested in Cincinnati t
other day, for bitting a portion ',Mils brother's r
off. Such a brute ought to be arrested.
'Orin some parts of Central. America, iiinty
b so abundant, that Dr. 'LivingSton Saw seventy
elephant's tusks around one chief's grave.
Ifffrelnoinnatii. during the last nine years, has
been compelled to pay twenty-six thousand_ dol
lars costs on judgments rendered against her.
fri`Eight hundred ships are annually leaded
in Quebec with lumber. The average value of
each cargo 1,1800, making a tote! of £640,000.
4 10 Y-The Havana correspondent of the Charles.
ton angrier states that be "believes Santa ADDS is
concealed in one of the Spinish ships of war."
prFrancte, Belgiem, Germany, Austria, and
Russia make about three hundred and fart'y
ions of pounds of beet sugar in the course of a
year.
- gentleman, who was formly one of the
proprietors of a mercantile house in Davenport,
lowa, which lately failed, is now sawing iiiood for
it costa annually to support the
Royal Family of England, if properly expended,
would provide food for forty thousind families of
working men I
2 11EIPA thirty-ton engine can draw a load of
seventy.slx tons up a grade of Sour hundred feet
pet mile, or one 030131111 d, six hundred and eighty
tons on a level.
OD -William R. Aspinwall, Esq., of New York,
recently sankhome a piorare—a genuine Morino,
which was appraised in the custom house at thirty
thousand dollars.
Jtilll-Mix ona quart of molasses, three gallons
of rain water and one pint of yeast. Let it fer
ment and eland four weeks,, and you will have the
best of vinegar.
Or—The Masonic Order of the United States
numbers three hundred thousands persons, and
includes a large -portion of,all the military and
professional men. .
,figrA horse, valued et s3oo,reeently died from
fright at. Hinderhook, New York.- The eight of
an elephant passing his residence, caused it to
rupture a blood-vessel.
f !3-On board of the Vinderbilt steamers, the
European Hotel plan it is said, will be adopted.
Private tables will be set, and the passenger only
charged for what be orders.
Monday, aged
C. A. Jones, of Rochester, died, tin
Monday, aged 51. His death was induced by
disease contracted while sojourning at the Nation-
al Hotel at Washington last winter.
'A bear was recently caught at Northfield.
Vt., but in order to escape from the trap which
bold him, be gnawed off his paw. He was traced
*distance of five, miles, and killed.
AV`The grea of Texas is large enough, if it
were settled as thickly as llfastachusetts, to hole
nearly fifty millions of persons, or about double.
the prevent population of the whole United States.
larThe Marquis of West - minister ja the rich
esta man in England. His wealth is estimated' at
one hundred and Ave million 'dollars, and his an.
nusl income at thirty-Ivo Imitated thousand dol
lars!
• 111• The Captain• General of Cuba It le stated,
has made over . See milltonsof dollars in the last
five years, as his per tentage from the sale of car
goes of stases 'that be allowed to land'-under his
jorisdietion..
ftgrq writer In the Boston Traveller estimates
that the Atlantlo Mills, by a forced sale of goods
laiNew .Yolk at auction, daring the late panic,
lost the nice little sons Of 014 e kieuired cod chasm
thousand dollars.
Mr. Hsighes has sold,his patent rightfor i
his improved telegraph instrument, for one htio-i
fired and twentydive thousand dollars. It is said
.to,quadrupte in point of rapidity tkottrstent now
,
generally used. _
`The Free Masons of New York propose t •
erect a white Marble snow peak of immense bet t
in the park of the Cooper Institute, in ho e . 0
Dr. Rana Four tablets at the base are t• app
propriately Inscribed.
pit -Notwithstanding the tightten of thii monct.
market, It is said that the subscriptions to the new
work on Net seal Itistorj, by Professor Agasiii,
amounts to one million, two hundred and twentf-
Ave thousand dolLsre. '' I
In Ccoinectieut, a short time since, two
hundred bushels of yelloW ears of cora ware instil
stripped, forty -girls were kissed, cud gus °en
gaged," all in ulcerating.- Juniata, what a dais
there must hard been ! - -
Ossian L. Dodge, the Yankee comfit Sing
er, who paid 111123 for ei ticket to one of Jenny
Lind's eoneerts, left Cincinnati a few days ago
without paying his bills=-or rather his bill posteri.
They have consequently posted him, Pass Elba
round. i
jegrMr. Hotchkiss, of Lyons, New York, h i s
from two to three hundred acres of land alum
which be cultivates peppermint..He is the t
est producer of article In the world. Eli year
ly receipts being from seventy-five to one.iniadied
thousand dollars. ;
par.., Valuable Toisie.—We believe no to 41.
eine bas ever given such astonishing proofk of
Jul efficacy as the Oxygenated Bitters. In cues
of Dyspepila and General Debility It acts in die
most agreeable manner, reateriass health Cod
cheerfulness; when ill other remedies have failed.
IMPA medical man of forty years patellae in •
Philadelphia. states that he has talked In that
time above 150,000 mites. Haw many of the pre
sent generation of effeminate doctors will overlie
eomplisb this feat? Thif e gentleman, at the ripe
ego of sixty' nine, is now as iative as a boy of
sixteen.
Jll2lr•A new sensation novel heti, the Molting
capital climax, showing bow his feetslipped beneath I
hits :—"Am I really dear toyeitiliophis? I whis
pered, and pressed my harabsellpite last Posey
month. She did not say psi she . did int ia)v tun
bat she returned my hies; RI seal was ao homer
is my body; I tonehed thw stare I I knew the
happiness of the eeriptileti
_tie earth went.
how ender my test!" ,
-411 11 raluiti. Itadisa.lhilit Iran mitt, 'range
seer laden 'mak eat as iniviesea is the Rich
une4 Theme. Va., co tie Mk of Jan. •It Ogees
that:while supporting
.three large anvils on his
breast, one of the' men who Adidas the an.
vile with a sledge humor Wawa the anvil and
street Mr, Madison a blew On Ids old* with the
hammer, 'end at the same time tottilair one Of ble
Angers nearly oft To the he ave
disuse, however. Sir. Madison had bill
. woads,st.
tended to, and then rossetoted Al tai.
MMI
f .~~ i :.k~~"4.
:...i , ` , 4 - '&:" . 1, POLITICAL I
sue 06114TtSP
' lititit' e el 4ey woul4l vote for the devil, Libel l o 4"ll F TH 31:111.46q3 E AGE 12:431;1r : -. i
ti V** Ne oti la- the party.—Erchater. - • , .,• - -t '-. I t
es, but bir brut be the notainse; 11111,/ht- l
t ypiet MIC3fIEEDY, of iiithuay has dtecorried in
teuieleritsaluir sunalfzies• tun of thalciewitle64.7-1' =red our edam° Patera sr J eeut a milliedy that
--MOMS Mosass Apothem - 4 -Pe I,i -'; '
It the old grilse, would slip br e la would ha" Jo ; ~.,-• ' ~.,," .„ ' - i'; . -
the she of do old line Whit ponvin or repeat- l ;.;"... ''r.,.7 .F• 4 1". KIND OF , HUMOII.,
alit Enow-nothing.—liodoe Post. . .
Perhaps be may hire unwed the ahem, of-an • Ttia Went IhrretldaleWn to 4 011016111(10411101A.
aid Fiderelisti— Wsatingtoe Republic. ,
..' • ll
. 0 big telcd it In over•lewen b i l l d w i e ,„4, - 4 cow
Oka yourbothering, gentlemen l' The old fel. Slid *leapt id two cams. both thender humor: 'Robes
low would never accept a nomination from oar noW to his poassuon over one bandied tertilleates a
modern "Dernoasey !" Bad as be is, be would, itiialue, all within twenty miles of Ros ton. '
scorn to stoop so low 11,11 to do the dirty mark tbsAi . • i mp ba p s , w vamiost to
awe a mein
me
:would be - required d him !—Corboadott Adefee -. I isieuth.
t Don't disturb His Satanic Ifttjestre toilmilitn, to tbree bottles Unsure _ worst kind of plw.
ity, by threatening him with a tumble from b'•, pas on thew*.
1
'dignity.' Be bass capltal substitute 'it" filusthe :. wo or tides bottles clicker t system 'Of bile..
In the Presidential chair at Washington. '
_" , e. I gratttwwwebattira warranted . to cur the WOl7, canker Is
• A You Pon liscotto.—ln the Legisbitur off '
M Av
ove os e batiks an warranted to CUM; the word
this Sista on Friday of last week, the Manus I . -' of Erysipelas.
.i . ,
Question came up upon a jqint resolution =rend , '
; o,ao or two bottles are wa r ra n t ed:to ennr ill humor In
by Mr. Fester.. It was as allows : 4 -
Rsedeed by the Senate and Holm; le.t.Ttat ~ j _
_ai eg :__ . ..
min
to .
in the words •of the Governor of the Common-'
_l_ ll m' =we: vo
ors w.
be et . ertir running of. the an !
' wealth "ail the qualified eleetors 01 11 tsieltellr and i - . - •
should harm full fair opportunity to'perticipato ,1 Yew Waishaiiiee are ifsmnted to thre.cerrupt and I
in selecting delegates to form a ConstitutiOn, pre- traelliti likera lt 1 ' • :,-i
parson Co adatiesiith as a State; and if desired .. , Oust bAtia !Ileum *sly ' T apir' siato f t b, a irii .
by them, th ey should also be allowed an uoquall- : 'hoer tbs.* bathe are warranted t o ta ii a t , went
. kind
gad right to vote upon such. Constitution after it of ringworm. ... t .
is fratoodi'
F. ' - = , e• th ree bottles ere warritted to cafe thssoast
' .'
He moYed to proceed to the consideration of !Li c i s . of r b owa ini a , :I ,
.The yell and nays inn caned mat we re u fa . ' i Tame tour bottles are warranted to enni ealtrbeum.
1 =Se to eight bottles wilt euth-the worst cue of serer.
Yeas—Nosesi as brams, Arthur. Babcock , Ben -.I L,_ . . i
eon; Bierar, oe, Calhoun, Cams', Christy, i a'''.
is
ante both." an w
nowt
to
mt..
the
wont
Crawford Dodo uttlap, Ryan*, Foster, Georgeti 1 -1
;Hey,. Hayes, Hillegas, Bitorod, Imbrie, Irwin ; eat, or liirietwie. I litiOW fro,. the =Podium of m.
iticktoan4 Lawrence, McClure, McDonald, Miller; en& iheiti tau bleu nosed lb: a crater la the' iie• I
Negley, Hill, Pawns% Price, Ransdall, Bamsey, 1 inch.'
Routh, Roland, . Rods, Sharp, &mir e ... Shields, : i Onillitho'bottlita are waniustai to ;um alth bead.
Smith, (Berks,) Smith, . (Cambrie,) - Struthers, i
. obs. . ,' • :,7 r:- . •
~... '
Fosgtly, Warden, Werner, Williston , Witmer- 4 th '. Ogees two bottles arr inudrited to update a coati=
" • Nays—Messrs. Armstrong, Ankle; Bowel% , 'go o d th e b ow e l _ _ 1
Brandt, DOhnert. Doniboo, J: IL Donnelly, Jas.; i Ow to two imu, will „ to u t , s u do i.,„ c „ oot of
Donal'', Mbar, Eat, Garrett; Gilliland, Goelii, i „,.
Hamel, Hippie, Hodson, Routs, Jenkins; Kid ."'• a i a ll a r L .. I . •I' -•
cold, Lanmet; Lloyd, Lovett, MeCiaio, Mangle, i l ' Pour to ate bottles has ci d the worst of dropui t .
Molloy, Hutmacher, Owen; Powell, Ehode., i i 01003e-thr•• bottles befall Ms lierlit mai c'r Plies:
Smith, (Wyoming;) Spy ker, Stephens, Stuart, ! le Mier is ahr•f• elPettetmdc ase mt a •••••.i P . set re-
Tuner, IYeaver, Weiler, Wells, Westbrosik.Whar : la
Is smith an s t scincletiog t • . .
.•
ton, Wilcox, Will, Williams, WiardiloiWanley • I Neitheouot diet =sr nossuary—eet:"the beat you
'1 i ' t
Lungeker, Speaker-45. " ~ i conga sad enough of R. I
'The rules orf the House required a two-thirst; 1 pi,,,,a4. 0 f o r `seer—Adalta, 111111 tablespoonful per
vote to carry -this resolution,, it wu therefore lost, d ay; chud eo l e oe or tel l years, iinnertepooehal L'eldldrin
though it had a majority of-one. ".t
'•
I- haw dee to eight years , totsprafat. Ai no endless
The vote when analysed stand thus :—ln • the i •
46 ayes there are 22 . Republicans and 10 Denstr..l can' l lelirPl i alble.ta all c"ltiPitiewf tail 'salt*" to
orate., .The negative veto was entirely Loral curate on the bowel' , twire c :;. . : .. .
credo. ' V . • ,-- NAM! DI '
I' i r . DONALD' KENNEDY;
.
! . :No, 120 Warren ' Street, ,paa bag, Mass.
, • • 1 Plitts , 111. 1 i .'
1 •
I ;Far aide by druggists throughout thftlulted Stake.
i jairessy 23, '62." 1 - 1 . ;••
-2.17
I ,
/
•
I 111 LIiCE, 40. ' l i
Tim Iltte banks resumed epeeie paymititi
'en 31Uudty. " . . ' , ' 1
"1, Tic 'li rY-toode Out or *welt A McNamee, 1 • . , ,
New York,, has resumed payment. 1 1 , 1 • . 1161.51,000 REWARD will be paid for any
Farm the; West accounts are ,ezeitaMeingi— i I t f a i n e t r u t t ot 7 o l . ll r ig e " 4 l' 4 A Tr : 4 ll"‘....' ul t tZ r ie "„tf
Eastern Exchange grows pleader, and the uteri!. zia.BrinelAffeetions;Contrdcted Joints, Cholie MVP,
are falling Vapidly. Busineas is cotrimeneiag, WI; Pai Mt in isle Side Olt Baek,lfasdeekte,Tonibertie,Sprailie.
move aggin, and the demand for money la causing, - Sees ihrost i Cuts,Brulusillortis, and all of the
a rise in the rites of diattiont. t Sklet.lhaselea and the Manias. , None genuine without
I . . i the signanare of Purr& Ihrrun ea attached to each label.
Id onim SSTS or SPICCIL—The exports of, spe i etel Principal edict., dil6 Washington street,: brootiyak..W. Y.
from Ed! Turk for 'the week ending Satnrda.rt !l : s atelyrs c rive n d u lo ml iNt o h r o p l iP's k l t:t g it it t i o l rot erti been 1
m i t t u Vat
- 4
and for the year 18,58, were its-follows : / , 1 beeneselLes well as In t e hiseity, saistvitt them In saying
1 1 i is all raider , that Dix lbelrenterat enei le the world for
Total for the week, •. , • $57,0751,00 i, : ph ,. •
Rrev lenity reported, ' • 4,555,543! 50 ! J. G. 11111,011, wholesale 'agent, Pottsville, and 'for sale
I • , •• - i by all nsereetable druggists throughout the United States
Total 1658, :, ' s.s,72s i ttigi 50, and Canner I . (.1 nue 27; '67 2t.1.1k
.. , ,
Tic 11:httntD &NUTS 111144,-;•Doring Ittill0171'„,•••• . • • •
the 'ciiiiiage in the aggregate, was is follows:I . ,t , iittigtous latelligtort:,
Denoni4Wation, No. Pieces: • Valve.; i • .. i
Gold Coinage, 7,057 ' $141,140 00! Tan hrwritt.smort of the Rev: W.ll. LUCKTN•
Silver, i 1,174,010. . ill,"° 00 lice, as pastor of the English' Lutheran Church,
T 2,78-1 ... $ 507 , 14 1 D d . , of Pottsville, will take Place otflThursday even. .
. . ~ ,
, atemen oft ing„Febrruiry 11th, at o'clock„ ti the 'Church on
• T x
condition of the banks of the city of cital,
following is a comparative st
t
' in ,.
,ilarket street. Rev. J; A. Einows,'•of Reading, Is
the
Yor ,Jan. 23d and January 30th, 18/514: , I expected to preach the Installation Sermon. Ray.
1 Jan. 1'..7. , Jan. 30. - I ' 1' D. Frees, the former pastor of the Chords, will
Loans, 1 $101,172.64
$102360,059 Inc; 81.007.40%
:deliver a charger. to the people, and hwy. 51. Sear,
BP.eele.i • 30,6:N0,161 31473023 Inc • . 443,673
C 17611117166, ' 6,336.0.13 6.360,1578. Ina. :tbli36. Letor, of' Minersville, a clihrge to the raster.—
Dvtiii.. iota, • 82,693,31 . 1 116117 ; (91 Inc' 14191 ' 7 " Otherclergymen• ' ' ato
Lind. dips, 69,523,%6 7%451,451' Inc. 930,855 are expected b e present.
Clearings to Jan. 26tb, '- ' - = $78,44%.03 By o
order of the ChuMli Coupll. • "
a Feb. let, • - - 4 ,81,175,783 '• • ,
Balances to Jan. 25th , - - - 4,05 0 ,751 Bata -gOCIIIIT AN,IFREISART.---en Monday
1 Feb. Ist, - - 7 . , BZIAu
,
- -!' -eveiting, 11e lit inst., in accordance With 'previous
Tod Butz or Panssrtssitte.—The 'Annual i ' notice, a highly intelligent audience,asserabfed to
751 - eating of the St”ekholdera of the .Inalitution '
Una Place in Philadelphia An •Sionday. lit 44 Pullen'!" in, eh . ° • lululeereall exercises 'of the .
believed that moat of the liabilities, not inclading!'• Behitylkild County Fetnaln Bible ,Stiblety, and es.,
the stock, will be paid, but the picture, ashen all: pectally to bear the kit-. Du. Neerrom, of Pbilo
in 014 is deplorable nuough. The Report exhib.i
~, 1 . ) , •
its the assets to the bth of November last, ne $ 2,- • Pt"' Tbo sleeting 'was organised b ' appoint. I
791,1,4 57, and the liabilities WI $2.2i8:306 -80., int, on motion' of A.! Russel, Esq.. Mr ES
Lear ug an apparent surplus of $562,767 59. 1 -I M..BEATTY, Chairman, and 1411 , . D. 'WASHBURN,
To the liabilities is to be added the capital
.itiaol,l
surptes fund, and other debts, .whish Mares a de -I ' Secretary Introduct i to the businesa s of the
Ociency •or 11,319,473 7b. . i evening, prayer was offered by Rev. J. PacCool.--..
I . • • „,,. ,• 1 . Mr. &Merl then read the report of the Treas.?*
CONAGS or TEL UCITID STA7l.ll.—Th e :lathes ,
etiio/ige 'of • the United States, from- the time of t for the' year put, width , on motion, was adopted.
the establiehment of the United : filittes• Mintrini From This it, appears /bat the sum of $325 71 was
1793, up to the,3oth of June, 1857,: has, beenlasi reeeiied,into the Tpsasusy during the months of
folio?"' ' • . " - '' -• ' ' • ' 1 February, May, Junt August : and December, in
slint of the united Staten ' • $394,805,449, 91
-• m 1
Brandi mint t New (Meant, ,
Braimb mint lit Dablonega, -
Braimb mint at Cllarlottep.
Bntbeb mint at San Frsneirott,
Aa4y office at New rock,:
Total, , 11588,619,184 17' 1
Tea following is a comparison of the footings,
of the Philadelphia banks- fop the past week,ea,
comp a red with the'last previous statement:
I -Jan. 25. -Peb.l.
Capital, $11.300,025,211;900.025 . •
Discounts, 20.73010„ .20,429 704 Dec. 301,241
Specie, 44.13311136 4,475.693 Inc. 231,727
Due from oth bks, 2,209,655 2.730,142 , Inc. 53),491
Due toolbar bits, • 4,414.160 4,173,710 'Dee: .240,460
Deposit*, 11,547,697 12,195.126 -Inc. 643,429
Circulation, 1,062,192
~,The banks, it will be. tees, have hither in
creased their daily average amount; of specie by
over a quarter of a million. of dollars—thin too,
under the free payment sif .coin! to all who want it'
for business purposes. The average amount:flue
from bank+ has been increased over half 'an mil.
lion, while the amount due to . banks has been de
creased nearly a quarter of a million, making a
difference in favor of the banks of about three
quarters of a triillion'of dollars in these two hems
alone; and if to these Items are added the. specie
crease, therkis an aggregate ) betaiing' of con
dition 'to. the amount, of a million of 'debars.—
Their average liabilities harkibeen increased in
deposits and circ3latfon 888.1f6 1 99. The! , decrease
of discounts is an evidence of the inactivity of
bosiness,-anst of the supply of money over and
above'tbe demand. 'The statement is altogether
satisfactory as to the =temente of 16* banks. i
CURAT ar * TOE OXYCHISATED Iltrfcia.—Prom
Gen. A. C. .Donee, .Delegate- In C0D106114 from
lowa, Vow Minister to Spaio: • I
Weantawron, D. C., May 1 8,1851
Dr: Geo. B. Gaises,—Dear;Sir :—The Oiygem
*lid Bitten with which yoi were so *kid as to
furnish me, have hada molt saldt . ary'elfect In my
cafe. I was troubled with Dysliepsli for_four
years, during which Aims I tried many!: remedies,
but never mer with any so good - as yonr Bitters.
1 1. am now in the enjoy went, of good health, and
ihopei and believe, that all who me Ahd Oxygenir
ted Bitters, will Ind them as seriiceablis as I hive,'
found them. With , high respect your Obedient '
: A. C. ODOE.p I
We commend the.above Cartideiti,to all those
who suffer from Dyspepsia, in ally of Vpi foram—
Try the Oxygenated Bitters before you say there
is no core for this disease.
Save W. Futile 41,C0,,,1311 Washington Streel,
Dome's, Proprietors: Sold by their agents every
where.
oir-JOHN G.-DROWN, Druggist, AVIA for
Schuylkill County; also, J. c. BIIGItES Eau.
POIMMOVB EXTILATAGIACII op WOuni.—Such
is the 'rage „tor red flannel petticoats abrbad, that
Dr. Cliarleildatikay has felt'called -anon to re
take it in a little song, entitled the- "Itid
east Ind Its White." It Is needles Co-""y- that'
theyoeticil DoetOr expresses a decided preference
for the white. I ne-haiiikoreitief. mania 'is also;
revelling violently, in, consequence of whlch,l
every - lady I. forced to carry.two—one . for use In
• • and the other for display in be hand.
bey hre edged with lace. Price sloo,ltw $l2OO
a doses. Should the ”lost best gift," es r indulge
in pantaloons with the et cetera., we w aid com
mend her to the palatial holi of Granville Stokes,
No. SOT Chesnut: street, Philadelphia..
, •
in • • •
,
illawTer Nervous lawiferers:weß 01 2 :1 Cream,
num, restored to health in a few days, after ay 1 ears
of great iservous suffering, is undone to wale berms
the means of cum Will send (free ), peethe riptlon
used. 'Direct the Rev. SORB W....1)1015n No. lgii,
Initon - stirt, Brooklyn, New ICA. - , .at .3m . i
Prof. Sir Wood, the repainted distoter of the
invaluable ..Hair Restorstivi;7olll eoatleakto labor
In behtlf of the afflicted. - toeslieluse are , waiver.
sally admitted by the American press to balm imperioi
to all other. for canned the hair Ons, *4, bead of Abe
-aged, to grow forth with as moat vigor aril luxuriance
as when pleased with the ide intaglio of youth. ' Mere
can be so doubt, if we place credit la the Impuerible
testlmoulais tat&
,tiss Professor Ms in h tri
hie possession,
that it Is Otlllor the greatest diseaveries fp the Pudica!
world. It nudism permanently , gray hair to its orlgt•
sal color, and makes It amuse a beautiful. silky Mi.
.Vire which hes beam very des able - in'ull ins of the
world. It frequently happens that old men Marry ;
beautiful and Amiable yimego teals mad not ;mho
quesitly erusty.old maids 'Make vietimilof handsome,
good natured young gentlemen, and by what Proems It
has mem bon delterteined;untll 1t1a173 titter' It waseti
Waited to the use of this ipraluablii Hair liestorptiva
—LesalkJesawal. ' (D-It) • '
irs-Tlae Prevailing Cita;be 'and' Celia.
.•The amdlestoolist papaw, and only, generally ad•
soloed positivity» ter , roughs, colds, laluensa,
rally of breatbtag, boarnatean, etirenfal of ant.
Walled in Ike throat, le., Is Clieluisern ingavonted
'Vegetable Pargelltn PUll. They altordibm* Iroise-
Cate relief; sad th e most' endued; ot the boulti re.
mom& asrlasleslyia theire dbeaaea So ea.
balm tbdr raise, beteg coated with eager, they have
ilollette whatever of medlel*, so,htaca and can take
Om seamy seyeppenni at drape; and then again tbdi
pirt4bee sot the Wetted araudlea of yips or nava&
lailient % they are el iamb napiaksi loony otherkaairn
imiligne *stash* bird Wilma* airy paean a por
bunt** ibe lite; sad se tanning it hill'lltelleletw
et tbAsiii*Onealldeat in tbdr a Frlalllag
that* trllt 1110110 ,
the** all aisintairiadoide strip the alosillia•
• The Pills sale bad et alillnisisle asd Storeltiagr
ere, la every village ind land * ;Ow Ualted lltabli.-
.lorer O. Sanwa la Agent fn . tliblobee.
-1857, and the first mboth pf this yearSlBsB).-• 01
this sem, there had leen.paid out for Biblei, Tes.
tau/ones, etc., including freight, $lB6 42, and to
the late Colporteur, 814 J. A. ifecioaan, $.15,
irwg balance In Treakury, sB2` 49. • '
110 folloiring them read
,by the Secretary,
•
and on motion, imani(nously adyyted : •
REPORT of the LIBRARIAtt of
.the Schuylkill
Co. Female Bible jSoCiety, January:2o, 1858:
No. of 'Volumes In Deposltciry, Jan. 21st, 1857, 190
ditto, bought of Penn's' Bible Society, 585
~ouo,san
59,423,4 i 51 i
00 ,
5,82.5,701001
. 4,483;0591.00 i
71,909,473; 93i
63,191,4431. 33
Whole number of ;Volumes' . 776
No. ofWola drawn by ',ln°. A. Beekman, 164
' ditto given by rabaeription and donation, 114'
ditto - sold by Librarian, ' 210
No. of Ws. in DepoalLy; Jan ; 2011,1858, 287
Value of books In De p ositary, 1 - - $212 81
Waned.] . Tan
L. w. punt, ri
nt, Litnaan.
ThO meeting was rhen'addt.essed by Da. .Naw.
sox for nearly anhour, with-peculiar and absorb
in`-interest. Nu shetob can here be given which
would do justice t o the speaker. Abounding with
happy illuitrationa, sof pervaded by a rare com
bination of logical dedoctio'ne and teaderoass of
feeling, the addresi wad .eminently calculated to
strengthen existing gooff..purposes and awaken .
.now interest in'befitilf of the 86ciely. An man
. imous'icte of thanks wu cordially given.
The following Were duly elected as Officers and
Managers of therffebuylkiil Dattoty Fetu . ale Bible
Wiriety for the enioing year :- .' •
- . 1 OFTWITS:
Porsidest—Bra WILLIAM P,CILLOCIL
Irt Vice Prtaident --Mrs. 8.. T. Talon.
2d Vim Yrtsident4-61rs. P. W. Saunas:
.Librvrrian—Urs. f.. 1, P 1.1.1111. • . .
Recording Semegary—Nrs. E. W. MeGmxts.
'.Dvatorer—Biu Bur Oat. .
• • &pi-viper:din" xrdretary—ltu. 11r. W44IIICAN.
' KAINACITIIII:
:11re.Andrew Rowel, ' . Ifni. N. O. Parry,
..D, .1. }tidier:4y; .. Frank Putt, .
"•W. G. Wardle, , •• T. Anew,
4( Berk; . ! ' - " Dolma, •
-1" liontellius, .• • . 8111nee.
" Ilaywood, ! " came:ling, . -
e" Bowel, " Allen.
" IlartbolornsW, i , "„ Zimmerman,
" roterley. - J.. - . " Cbrist.upber homier.
After taking a collection of six 'or seven dol
,lars,,the benediction was offered by liter. W. L.
,Gitay, and so eloUd the Sixth 4oni •ry of our
COunty Bible fit4tty: , . AL - WAsescas, •
• '... Secretary. ,
'Rit.V.r r ALS Of Religion ere in proves' in Phil
"ailelybis. , .
. A correspondent of the Christie* Times speaks
of the.progren of Protestant principles in Prone . %
in .spite" of t he bitter opposition of the Priests..t•
. •
•.` Russ Manta( Ind her htisband,•whoie iatpris.
catmint in Tuscany made them famous some years
slime, now keep a depository' for the sale of Bibles
and religious bBoks at Nice.
a
LUISA/ Is now a prominent missionary Bald.
and we learn that the Methodists have succeeded
_
•in erecting thelerst church in Lecoutpton. The
building fed' stone and large-eneugh to accom
modate three hundr ed persons.
Deices Wasiavart, of 'Worcester, Ales" has
built aCongregational Mission Chapel, with dwel
ling house eittacied, aticeost. of 1117,000. No
ebera is seer to be cum steirttel: mirk the esiterp,ise,
bat the attepdaata are to be handed over, es fast
as church gohig habits are formed, to the church
es already existing, and' others - who attend no
where gathered In to BU their places.
Ie 111 reported iharthe reformation in Bohemia,'
put down by ako Bomish Church centuries ego by
fire and blood. is likely to break forth "'gain with
renewed power. The Heats are said to be gen
erally prepared to leave the church, if some pro- c
vision• sin be made forth sir support. Dr. Now
otny, who his become a Protestant, gires• the
tames of thirty-five, who like 'himself have for
saken the chewed and left Bohemia in search of a
It is thought that fully two-thirsts or
tho us w h o roioaio, are ready fur a similar more.
meta when Providence opens the way. It Is to
be hoped they may carry the people with tbial,
fl ed still retain their fields of labor in their native
land. • •
dErPRIIIITIYMIMMTMODIST CIIfIRCW, cornet of
Lyou and 34 street. I DITWe Service grimy Sabbath at 10
o'clock * , A. M., s and o,o'clott, P. M.
sir METUODIET .MPISCOPAL CHURCH, Second
Street, Pottsillte,ltev. Wituais L. aliT, NAM- Dl.
vino egret ' Sabbath at 10 A. M.and at 734 P.M.
Mirt3NOLISIt MUMMA:4 CHURCH, Market guns re
Pottsville, Rev. W. IL LUCIII2IIIIICS, Pastor. Divine SO'
Vile to tbisCharch regularly every Sunday. Movolnt,
grAieelork,l evening, at 7 o'clock Weekly Prayer
, Thurlday evening, at 7 o'clock.
'
nT—Atoririgiburg on tbe DOtb January. Amu G.,
of 0410 rPi laid Matilda Fej, aged 11 years.
rTFOIi,MATICIN is: WANTED of
SUI SMITH. late of Halo Owen. Woroteteeehink
land. a Ihxe What ti Wide, and alto playa on the
BM Violin. 11. reek** entoenher• to fieboylklll coon.
tir-and If he OW Weiss I Wee to the undersigned.
giving blerni of zotWmat Le., he wlll'ohllp Rho tub.
scriber, an hairpins: none old &Wide to tattoo&
JOllft J. DOYZY .
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sui t: Croke P. 0, &lAA County Pa.
Est
Y,bru*
WANTED-4Xklmtivel4ng men,
la act ial Lint WI frootliot. la llama
sooo ow, *add sail, Moors its of 11.0* Por
math: • 11 014+1411, 11 , ,kiLil. a ' s• wood will
kiii
ciao or book 0104100,-, MI " Woo Taw ta fa
via madam a Sc, ilaitop, be , 'ad *Wren
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i 1 • D DU 1).• WIT, KiagotosOK 454
- January 215,1$ ` ; ' 4',64
WANTEIIp
EI7!CE
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I . :_VIOLUTIONS.
7
, 12
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~.fftwrioN.—The Part,per4 1 • p
heretofore ellollas brtwera Jorbux strl,s.l,
Hier and Albitt Hiudriction. ea Imo th - `
bat - Plot bailors", louder tho Ana ot STAAA, litT23;„"
LAU A co.. la Intsopora, Sebu,ylklit ewooty, pa,. h i ',.'-
0011 rottYtj towteal eogment. Al than indibud tc , . i
Arm win wg* pa Qt. owd those bat i .
. ns /W., :,1
mond Ul4llll to &otos Stork wlt apt to ,;,
tie up the bagman of the late
J tel,
• I DULLER.
Jan. 30.14: 114t9 - ALB (NJ
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tARTNER - SHIP " NoTicE, The
copartnership In the lumber Dueness t t .. rtt J .,,
ez tint between TLC. Wilma two! Leadeßllervi v , ~
day (Aril 25, lE5'O encased by ourtual roare e t -'• 4
. . It) e. \VHS/li,
• . .. LPN I s I.oyri t
Tba Onderalgied bare lb la day (AprilZ,l,44,tr„,,i
into oo.partaanddp, In tbe Ittreivr basinemittbe Wpm,:
say Banat lb. fold or the Inclined plsn.., re tbe N. 11.
a 8. IL R. R., udder tak firl4 . 1 R. C, kJk.NkSinik,)s.
All orders for lumbar promptly attended !..
R. C. MiL.Arn,:
JA M El 11 . 114.A'
• ._
Th HE FIRM of BLAKIsTON,,e,ox
k CO op., wee dissolved the 1.1 tun.. litatte.
t on. Tha bugle...a .1/1 be Wiled by John ft. MeV., ,
and Wm. P. Cox, vato are alone authorised to abi 4.
Dania of the late Eno to Hie !dation.
JOHN R. fit , tIEGSTON,
- VOI. P. MX.
Pbmdersite,Jan.l9, Ik9i.) • (ILO. P. NEVIN..
•
The Coa l betedness will be eontlnised boy the aabocrb
brrs, oho have am 'dated together midst the Arra of
111.AILISTONA COX.
May 2, '37:"ltiq
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4 JOHN R. )1141t,INT0N.
• WM. P. cox. ... ,
•
OVTICES-217 Walnut street.. Plittmastelifs; 4 :i n
street. :Y041(401. (Ptillad'a. Jan. )4. VI 4,2ta
SALf, & TO" LET,
IO RENT—A 'l' wo Story Net.
nag novae, la MottWs A441:10a, aka al tt:4l
rn haprovtaltats—no. oecualed'by TM. W.
le). Pasoanton Oven on the Stet rf AP,A . rro!sous,
pant/1112re apply to paltaiT LETO
rabruary 8,•'38
LET—The Brick Stove aitd
Etwellin . yr Ilauseou lb* eomerid Second ass "
anewit'aomets, to the itorotottlaor SOlot 1air. „,,, ; ,
VCCUrkdi by Frauds Pa rtt la. Rapt moderate.
de., apply to 61/01i6IN IIItIOIPY at Fright
- Ilardwart *Joy Pottooillo. or to tbo. sabeeriber o
ClFeb 6' ' JOHN EXIIZINGER,..
. '6B
(.41
c iOAL MINES TO RENT,—,
/411illesheny R. R. t Coca co.. will reeeli pr& pr
their aloe. No. 244 South tlit :greet. fittlad. 'fhb
the rent of Shah' Bituminous Coal Hines. sltu %tr.!
the Allegheny Tunnel on the Penoryirsole
Blair Co, Pa.. the one or mere years. the proPcss
detente pekoe per Ton, the itdohnlito ItUthhout
to be taken oot.the proposed terms of settitelte't
Length of lease. These Datum bare beo ,mere,
worked lbritwO lesions by the Cowpony; the rift:
been *wed of • very euperlor quality foot loth
other purpose Arad minivan& a Trudy rule. Th.,
barite cepuity equal to the production of lly.tet
• gr . . 6 7 si ttri s erta erate j r4r . ilm . i or l 2; i re .
LET-L:•The STONE STORE
T• ROME in the borouah of Port, Carbon , oc,
occupied by Mattson k Reber. 'Rent tru,d,e..
sin Oren on the Ist day of April next. For term ,
siply to Jer. Boone, Pottle , 'shun, or to lb.
at his °dice,
Jan. 23, 'SS 4-10 t ' I - J. 11. II MILL.
THE UNDE,Kb:IGNE.O . is order
reduce their espen74:llerfid t . t .
es to enable th to to sell r pricrs
three, bare removed front one store Ike...
slater & Wetherlil , In thd ng edjuletoe
on street, which wIY hereafter be Sa,,,sm
.Oue PriVO Island ttore."lr.here their old cyst, ar
the public generally will 0.4 d a rimersl assertmest
kinds or pods, such am
Dry Goode, !lour.
Groeerleei, Feed.
liardwars. Salt.
Queetsware, Fish:
Provisions, ,thee
All of erhlch will be sold at the lowest pekes. t •!
only. .•11ATLION t Bab:
Port Carbon, January' 'SS
NOTICES.
I'TCYI'ICf..-IVliereps my wire E.
J_.l LEN, her Jett my bed and board iiltboutat,
vacua. I hereby cantle/181i prranna Iron trailing k
my a •eount, aa I mill pay no debts; of her cant
att.,/ ibis data. WILI.IA3I naa
l'“r: Carbon. Feb. 1. 1864 6 11.3 t!
4 ..iNis v oirs_No..,„.,
Whereas Lett -01 . duilulstratkm on 113,
or ANIEL LINDER Lail:deceased, begot , Nor
Schuylkill eounty, Orin brin granurd to ih , '
6t,tned.—all persons liidebted 'to ibt, saki ~,,,
hereby notified to oinks immediate psymcnt, sr.:
haring claims against the mune to present tirn
oat delay.. JACOU LINDRII3II7I'II, ktatimp-e
l
New Caste, rehlayl. Co., Yeti. 6th '69 :r .1
NOTlCE.—Wheipn; myrrfe, ;
11 LEN, has left my bed and board iv gout n•
reuse, 1 herely raullosran pereers Pim' 'reek.:
my arcennt. as I will pay no dot to'el Mr r, .I,m
ter this date. T 1106469 3letenlJl
January DO, 'bil ' ' .
XTOTICE.—AII persons havilvio
aecounte with me will present thou : r
meat. No goods dellyerd to way pro
account without a :written order
JNO. 11, I!BpORNE, amtraelor Que.aL4
October IS,
444=
INTOATIC4Em ee !rig n hereby ,grven tha!
tale Saving Fund At i Let:l l 4 a u t lTi k t b :A l t7 t c c i
the 19th of February. at 2 o'clock. P. M . at tie .
House, In said borough.—ubsu and where tr
are reqiested to attend. JOIIN 8.1113. h.
January 23. 's* d3l 1
herebyghen that I
this day, (January ?Id, 140,1 parrnstrd
MILLIiit, 2 Coors, I Th.,, earyirre. and I
Uodeihold and Kitchen Faraltued, and hart VAII
urns to him, during my pleasure. I,llpertost
Honed not to inolest the same. FREDbItIZI !Mt
liddleport, January =, 'IS Wt.
NOTICE.--Having, : as - per preti
notice, stated that us htd purchascrta A./
At Co , aft their Interest In the time FtoriPtlll LW'
the book Recount* of said Bryn—iris is h. 0011,4
sons that no person but onrsAres hat any auly,r ,
CONCt Mtd above insulloned'hook sec -print.
rod t.t
Pottsville, Jan.'Bo, 'Mt 6.311
A CARD.—The unde,r4igned bt
jr3.. appointed a Notary Public for 8.1Ju711011 6,
to reside In Pottsville, will attend to taunt art
edgentents, and all other business arporlsinirc log
office: Conveyancing, purchase and pals of Gat
Agliatien, die. 01leo In diarist f.treef. nmr Tbtrt
. Jan. 11, Ilist.arn I SADULI.
p,ARTN ERSHIP
eo partnership in the bred bending tu.l‘ , ..
torore existing between Charles Hunt rint4er sod Jr
Dengler, of f.chuyikill Haven, was this day Jana ,
81041 dissolved ))7 mutual •konten t. 'fit,. bow
above Ann will be settled by Charles trefoil.
• . CII.IS. llt m'
Jan. 2. '18 I.dtvj
• "Where We Branch De Root."
lITASTIINOTON CAMP. No. It. of J. a. of A.. 4
TV inesteevery Monday . EVenlnz. in third stoey it
nice' Hall, Ce
Z. corner ntro aod Dirket stiots.
Ville ! Pa. Conanianientiouir aboulJ be addreixed
111. Inumax, Jr., Chairman ,Board f fovr.ilv't
Pottsville. P.O. LA MAit s. DAT
.W. g. Huarstanea, S. S. January 14.'SS
FrO OPERATORS alit! BEALE'
—The undersigned offer , to melee eta' 't
road, on storage, and deliver It to any part ef'a
of Philadelphia. at a moderate charge. I teili to
tend to the collection of bills sad the weir rq.
conimlsskin. Addrees to MUSLIM I.ERMI.
Ugh and Whirrs streets, Phnaire
Refers t 0 RICHARD Ilaaft, Req., 111nel:stint: ~
Do:mamma, Esq., Tamaqua. . Ran. Xt. '54 F:s .
A. DIVIINIS'ITATION NOTICE
Whereas Letters or Adaklntetnitlen oo tin , I
01 1 REM! All W. tats of Uf boronan,t l'.a..
Haven, Schuylkill county, dee '
coed. hots two r
to the enherrlber by the hater of i 4 e,buyi tie ,
—Notice Is barebY ir . ltaa to 'all those puleel , d
sold Estate to make payieen t to I he AUbScriN't ,, '
Wiring claims 1,111 present them for pet t 1.e. , ' ,
WM• WT, Atammit
'January 2. till' I('
X
OTlCE.r—Whereas Letterrs 01
wlnliarsilon to the Estate of VEEDERIt
OSBERT. late of the borough or cryswma• sl`
. o ntl, demised, bate been granted to ib• rie.erl
Aloft peraostaitulabted to th• Estate AM requeetra'•
Immediate Opelent, and Ibis.. baring claim,
wands against the Estate et the Fall demder.
mate known the 1411 Me witheut &law to ,
DAN lEL KEnz , tt N Eit, Mull&
Pottsville January I'M
. i i i
A :1:131INISTI?Al'ItIX'S
,Leltrra of Adminlatratiro t.
aranted by I be Register of t 4 rbul rYrunty.
designed, upon ftiolliftitt or Miura fj" 1
the borough of Port Carbilti. in said roomy
kill. tircemord.—rtotiee L hereto glyrn to all p
debtrd to said estate. to make lultoediale par
the.' h..' log datum to prt.rout flatus
without delay. ' MARY ANIS (MIAMI
Port, Carbon, Jan: 30. 1 6€ b.dtj
ALDTINISTFATION isiOTI(
L 1.,. Whereas Letters .of . Adcalnietrati el h"'
granted by the Regina. of Bebnylklii ..rer y '..
deralgrred.' Adinlobdratrbt of lb. goo& a, I
rtnbta and reedits •hien WU. of Patel. k fur.'
of the borax!' of Port Clinton. In said ea o,r• t
WI, deteaard,—Notlee lb bent/ Oren t^r•'
.4 to laid Estate to make lutraediat..payto.e ''
having' (Ulan to present them viia.'ait dots!' 4
derslifterd. MAROAIt 1T 1 Attr 4 ':'
Port Clinknt, Jan. ee'fra 1.41..1 • old: I 4 ".
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CII4.DMINISTRATION NOIICE
• 'fiber's& letters of Arlarlelotrati. , ,
Midi M. Wynkom, deceased. bare ``"!?:
the nntleraigned.—All Jarmo I. ittiri lei !' ' 1
tate will please make Immediate pliiiiV,',
baring ttaims against the ram ., 1 , IL pry.
out delay, to ANNA 31cK WYNNe , P.: 4 I ° '
rid. 1106 Girard atree,Philadr!phia: , f '' t Z
—DAVID WEBSTER. 130 P. t Ili 41., phi .1 I
WARD SIIIPPEN, S. E. corner rib acid wa t t
P1)11'600111.
January 0.101
caCHUYLKILI: coUNT.
C A rorirt k
elected Parental' tbie Aw tie: the 3 1 s .
Preeldent—Wß. 11. SCRAP , .
Vice rtrrldenia—.E. L. !Hirer. And P.
It
Recording deerentry-elk. F. Merin ,
Cororeponding Roar/tory— 11. Y. Crone.
Treasurer—l mac ervig. Jr.
Librarlen—Pauneel 11. M
Curstorn—Win. M. Bickel, An Juo. T.taat.
Jenne* =.
.11 A. I. 1) 'EA
Jur OCAL—The Tanneereetret Old OW".
opened their mines-end coolrlctl‘t 14
now 'revered to contract tbr the war of ihett
grit illtunelione Coal dellver.ble ester tee
navigation on the Pennsylvania Wrst
This Coal Is well edmded for Oat 41r^eW
Steam and Domestic ewe, hr Alt or ‘ lll ' ht :
has been tested end approve& 'R'fr leff ' -
10 Moos litho hare nerd It. J. 0.. Cslllma
mist of !few York. analysed Idle 01,1 i
It Is free from
e nlnbut.
Jan. 23'18 4:6e1 Willis's
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P O'fTSWItCE I-N-INGfit
FACTIIIIIN6 COMPAN Y.—ht
PI 0 '
Ptockboldets of lb* above Compute• ad .,.
the 14th I net, n election nal held for T7; 0 4
suited In the election-of the kiknirtr:
Itlebard lvtiont r —
T. C. gullet. • rC. IL !grata
eoette Otearer.O Jelia-F4,flop
3. 11. !tether's*); lirs Wade w': l " .• to
It &Gottshall,
At mettiterer the beard had the
lowing We 4
al are ifseetmemlY " 461 ' '
President—a. J 0313. -
Vies PloUtee.-1 , ammo; • •
See etary-B.IWoR=% • • •
Teaseeter—tieolar
reetioti le, January 33. 'id
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