The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, February 20, 1858, Image 3

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    POMVI
• —BA4IIIIDAY, FICBIIII ART 20;:. 1858:
mar dpus circulation of the. + inecßs' Socsicat is er
the atintrate circulation or any THREE other then::
papers inblishe4 'the tieoluty--and Nlt clrcullites,
oknoup the best portico' of the •populatlon. *Aron
cent Inserted In iteCcolumnslti, of counke,tworth as Dina
to thatrettillet as if pnblished in any three otherlpa•
pers. our cities the rates p i tetrerthingisre atwei' Vie
oe4 Itt price according t o the'circulation or the psper.
,
TO outs suisscarnmns.
' vretelprz our that:4Elow those ut our subseri.
Vera who bare been proMpt in paying up Ilieir
'subscription,. There is 'nothing that cheers Edi
tors . on in the hard pdth of duty and rlglit'in
this fallen and wicked tirld, as romp' payheir
lon
the ,part of srabseriberi They f T eel that t
el•
pervices are appreted by their readers. hind
we will take this'
13 w engage 0CC,116,13 to rema rk ra . than.' in n
s , sent we are' d reviewin
neer*
our subscription lists or' the first time q , ten
years. We will send kiilfl to all thole who ere
in arrears, in the cours e of, the eniuing two•or
three In:eke—owl thos ewho do not lespond to
our rell,lind partieulailY those who are in arrears
g
ores two years, caber lPgL' 'sendin us the money
nr giving. / guise gaud; rearm why the demand '
I s n ot noetired , they
place them on a lie, fOf i not complain if re
sl
further use,: which we
'
are preparing. ~ These ti ea effert.the newpaOlm,
quite as mach as othcrl branches or bnsinees.--.
Oar Paper bills and labor are illeaslee4 Oa
ma ounrs ilrae by each being /Snail, and-etuittered;
as ion . aubseribers are; all over the con*y, ii I s
J u nco...Wl° fur ne to collect these .suesith'witldut
Inca/lug 'expenses, equal to . the value Ottha
, It a
—end therefore yetatOo to depend ins a. great
measure on the honor of those indebted to %IL—
There may . be some instances in which there is
inability to pay TM Whope such will 'inform us
ei
at (.60, as wa: do not .d sire to coerce Or enforce
any' who hare been tint rtunate, and Sillily ,thasie
not the means to Pay, O•en PO small a ppm.
, .
Tao the iteionbllotatas of Penitailarantai.
rifilf: lime has arrived when. in our judgment:46,e si•
IL nil interesta of the Depiablioso Party. and itaselemn
duty to the canoe of Freeffion, Labor and 'Humanity,
alike imperatively demand, that itepubliesmo•ohould se
sambie. from every part of the State. for the purpose of
drolly organising the parti on the scald nailesti net ba
de of Be own's' lodides. ;.
tre therefore, invite our elk's' Depribßeads to meet in
},
informal CONVE N TION a IIATIRIBM.110,:on the Val
of FErtituAßY, 1858. at .1 ree .)'eloek,.. P.: M.. to adopt
curb measures as may be remed hest oabirdated ,to bus
press upon the' eglslation of the nation the Princlides
.erinnelatedby this Phliad4hla Reptiblicirt Convention
of June, latitl. • • , 1
Gideon J. liall, Erle co: IC. J. Morton, llaware. •
T. B. Oars, , .. I Ili. T. Fosterebon.
D. A. Flimy. , o • .M.ll. H.lcha Montify.
A. Huldkoper. Crawford. !A• Klng• H edrurd '
G . D. finassm. Allegheny. A. N. Itiinkin: Yr.rii...
Goo. 8 - Piing, Cambria., IWin. B. Thonms.
Isaac Denson, Potter. • IW. J. Wainwright,
it. W. Whillow, Clinton. • WlDiant Duane.
3. 8. 3lYers. Franklin. lames Veiree.!
Samuel 'Allman, Snyder. Wm, aregg.24.D.
W. X. MeMurtrie, Ilun'n. Usury li.StrOng.
David Willis, Adams. William D. Welley.
John A. Irisher,'Dsuphln. John M. Butler.'
Wm. Wright, Adams. 'rho*. S. Cavender.
Theo. 8. Christ. Union. ' Benjamin Ilur.krl.
'.lns. J. Lewis. Chester. ' William S. pima:
11.:T.Thirlington, Bucks. Henri Simpson.
1. T. Cofforin, Christer. t Marmon Baugh.
Warne Meresch ••. Thomas Bah+.
M. II: Cobh. Titian. • george A. Coffey.
A. Humphrey. t' • .E. 11.;McDotrell.
February lit, '5B .
NOTICEA.
"BUSUSE
SEE Treasurer's Report( Cressona. this County.
A THREE:story brick dwelling in "the Orchard" is
for rent. See advertiserol•ht •
. FILE. CUTTING.—Bee advertisement, of .1. IT. Smith,
New street. between Rare and Vine streets: Philadelphia.
SEE Card of Ches,brnu Ilk A Pearson. Com mission Mir
ehauts, and dealers in Fish. Cheese, Provisions, Nn. 6 N.
Water street, Philadeipl t .
. ed NEW and Improv ischlne or Pasting Coal ran be
seen at William C, Emit Machine Works In this Bo-
rough. Setfotheitteetne
I/k{. ItILLTA3IS.; - Anti
one of the most eneetlee r i
teetitoonials lu our alive
SEE Notice of the Mutt
holden of the Meehentei
ltottAt Ille, to be holden of
•.
I.Dypnentie Eltxli"itt paid to be
medtrlnei In eXietenee. lien
tieing dolt= ne.
h Annual Meeting of the Ftnek.
FuNd Amain Men of
4 the let proxfpo.
EIPTS •
the Miners' 4 . ✓ournml ♦inee
116lientiots.
• , RE •
.I'..,i , Stmbicriptioo. to
hie
. .
Peter .1111PAer. hiJan. 1. Mg ' s2 00
11.51. litaleY, to Jan.]. 159 ' . . , • 200
I.E. Torhles, 16July 1,18 . 58 • . 2 00
Vcn. Wilma, to Jan. 1,1559 ' • . 200
Ches. Mile: to Jan.l9, 1859 ' • . • . 2 .00
Bet. W. L. it•ay. to Moyf 3, 1058 % . 100
Ka`uftuan Beater. to Feb. 9. 1858
W. W. Krehe, to Jan. 1,1856 . a 00
Joehua ltunlde, to Jan. 28, 1858 • ' 200
J...F. ItarrLe, to Jan.l, 14Y.5 • - 100
James Foliy , .to Jan. 1. 1659 j . 1 00
NVm. Smit, to .tan. I, IEISB . 1 00
Wm.• Young, th March 20. 18572 • • 200
Wm. Nellgb. to Jan .1. 1658. S 1 00
Addison (.;bild,•to Jan. 1,1859 . ;C 200
P. F. Ludsrfa's E.date, t Jan. 1, 1659' 6 00
F. F. 9,,,ieetnan. to Jan .11, 1859 . [ .•4 00
'Morgan Williams, to Jan. 1.1855 ) . 200
John Farrell!. to Jan. 10659 ' . 2 00'
Roebllng. to Jan. 0,1859 . ! 2 00
J. McFarlane. to Oct. 21,11868 , . : • - 200
John Chynoweth. ttiSer.lo, 1858 '
i , ' .1 12
Joe. 11. Bear. to Jan. 1, 659 . i 2 80
Wm. Coyne, to Jan. 1,1 59 - ' . 2 00'
St.oaro). & Watkyne, to ;Sept! 5, 1858 i ' ' 309
Jobn Strlmpbler.. to Jan. 1,1659 , 200 ,
E. F. Satterthwalte. to Jan. 1,1859 I .2 00
Win. Sharpe. to Jan . 1, 1659 2 50
A. It. Qaitiiofo, to Jan. 0 858 ''; . . 250
A. J. Wlnterateon. to Ja *. 1. 1869 j , • . ' 25c
Westmoreland Coal C. to Jan. 1,1859 2 e
.1. 0. Porter, to ,Ittly 1:11i58. ' • ! te
• Dowalt Fauht, to Jan. 1.11859
}ter. J. 51.Saylor, to Feb. 14. 1850. I •
John Lewle. to Jae; LI (59
It. h.l. Pickett - to Feb. 1,1850 • i
Belknap A 51.•Kercher. o Jan. I, 155 D,
!
Geo. Wernert, to Feb:'4,1659
.. 1
•
P. 11. Frail.l, to Feb. 4,059
I tenty. route, to Jan. 1J 1859
J: A. linen, lc Feb. 24. 1859 I
J: L. Bumgardner, to le b. 1. 1859 -' •
Richard Maxttn. to Feb. 1.1850 '
Wlll. Vt'ooleott, to Jan. , 1858 •
Jae. Ihroney, to Jan. 1,11.659
.... . ..... - •
4an.1,7869
W./40.1,110
858
.1.1850
Oms
kg.23.A.58 ,
; 1850
pril 1,)858
Jaii.l,lB4B
1.1858
.ISSO
!1858
Ilefatal. Clymer,
tiorman Penna. Coal
Wm. Levi, to Oet. 25,
John Kltzmlilrr, to Js
Jas. J. Fetter, to Jan. 1
IlaMeork k For.,
to AA
to
t 4 at.Castirier,to Jan.
CastlenmO k Wm.. to*.
N. ktturterant & Co.:. to
It. Kutstranyer, to July
T D. lloltool. to Jao..
James Vocht.flo Jan.l
1,1859 -
1. 1, 1858 .
g 59 •
1858 ;
.1,1869
eb.lo. 1858
.8, 1859
Win. T. Yoder. to Jan.l
Putnam k Hoyt. to Ja
limael Reed, to Jan. t.
Cook k Rand, to July
Vieth Whittler, , to Feb)
ilaylor & Rockwell, to I
David 11. Davis, to Fe,
i
Packer, Donglat'm .t: Co , to July 1, 168
11.0. Tucker, to lint 1 /85S !
1):8. Halstead, to Jan 1, Iligi i <
C. J. A. Werneke, to I,eb. 1, 169 • 1 I
j ,
• Chas. Williams. to No'v.l2, MS 1
Job Rich, to Feb. 1, 1. 51k
Maple, McClure & Co., to Feb. M, 169
W. W. Clan., to Jim , 1869
Bperty A Co.. to June 14. 169 1
Den 'Pratt, to May
~.1 8514__ j
18,18/59
• i
,1„„
t 23,18b8'
Chas. C. !Aug, to Feb
James Mebeem, to OF
.Thomas Lon g,to Oet.
Norman 'Stone, to A •
following notice hes
publicatiow.: ,
I •
form County Meeting!
RS of Schuylkill county are
y invitedin'tneet at the Court
gh of Puttee'lle, on Monday,
h next, at 1 o'clock, P. 14., fur
ng Measuree to effect lame ro
n to the enornidua yearly ea
ing the county paupers:
1358., TA X-Pkf
l ilt only resblve I nt the abt!e
ea 'law from the I.4gialature
ufacturera and sell. ril of Rum
•fine ALMS 'Hon
been' banded us f
Alms House
THE TAX-YAY
most respectful
}loose, in the toirot
the Ist !itty of
the purposo th . ' ink
formation n relatii
'penes for maintai
' February 18th, II
If the people
meeting 'to procu
compelling the ma
to pay for the cup
the trek: the ex
roan be reduced to
.ott. of the paupers trytde eo e>
noes' of the Altos lintse will
at least twit-thirds of its ;lie.
scut coat
Clark`and Mrs.,T*iggs,
Tfte - tiial of W
Ma. AVOI:C9TT, the contumacious Con,gres,
signal witness, is, in the common jail, at WaSh,
inkton,.which is So filthy and uncomfortable,
that it has been presented by Grand Jnry,
OEI 7 WITH Tllklll. Presidut
,'greasing
FrOrilMW;
I •
Price, Postmaster at Cbi.a
•r, Postmaster at Columbus
pposjtion to . His Majesty on
uestion.
has removed II
go, and Mr. Mill
Ohio.
the Leentepton
ndleharlotte Jones ;were exe
rg on Friday of last 'week for
Georgel.Wilse&ana his sister
tbeirduilt; but: exculpate.
from Complicity. Stuart iv,
. •
paictoned,i
HENRY Fug
cuted ut Nish
'the murder of
l3oth confessed
Monroe Stuart
presume, will b:
1....:,..-....., : 4,---
PENNSYL*AN,IA IS a wreck.,
gnmetit, thilL:week, to pay it.
••••• •
ssets, if it - can, and if bo
i of its cb4ter, for whiektl. •
I bonus of t 30,000, and if,n.
nto be :ut rlr extinguishe ,
1
TOE_BANF o
It went into ase,
debts from its
then by the ;al,
State received
,
in )hat. way, th
Rers;l,
Egg 'arid ilovel
consumers in
es :or Coe.l. Rit4D4q•
deliveretilai the doo rs
ing, CO* 03 25-43 n tlft
n than what is charged b edit? :
here for; thl best rj,. alit
.doori ofnur citizens.' I nek
•
cents more at
of oar desk
delivered at
Iteadinz.
, .
, -- - .. --- .....•.1 , ----_ l.. -- -Li-- . . I
PARTY VS. ou:vray,,—jt, is deserving (
notice that the lneofoco journals, in advoe 1
Ling the - 14ton pton Constit dtioo, never spe, ~
of Justice, Tr th,.Libertx or National hoh. I
, only of the Soi d'arity of the party by supO
it; the me urea of s thi) 'Exectitins , • .
. ,!Kindle must e 'put throukhbeestmibucha .
4 has decre it shill' be i Whets pa
4; reached lais%eh •:to
pi ,3*t is easy se e
.4
'.l sokottnpt . hat all limiest men Malt
dyi tuAury IL out of siitd and small. l '.
1
I,
St ~ LIXG' COAL il X WIZ CITIXX XlrlifSIGOT.
—4 ill is now before the Penniylvania Ler
islat ? e,•the *visions of which . comperthe
Co4i-dealers of Philadelphia' to utelglt'avel
load f Coal a t the‘iidoor of the:copal:W[ler.--
1 -,
Thla involves the necessity of portable sales,
orb es attachedto every Coal cart'. Trutt .
thi's an important moventeht - ' hi ilioirn in
hst et that the retail Coal t rade of Phi's
deiPcli
i n i s es fi ins t4d a t, half a million of tons
.• t nuni. • As the law iCferied to will,ite
' 'lf , . me, pass, and it should, it ay be inter
- i to dealers to know thieMartints Self
ar,i ing cart," . cOntains ezery feature of the
icit vement that f will be needed. patent
for i 'was issued on, the 20th of Ma}f, 1856,
shoo t a month afier the model of it was de
posi ed at the Patent Offiett. at Washington.
It w iglus from a few pounds up to tons. The
self- e ighiug cart was idvented, made and
first ntroduced in Burlington,'N. - J., and ,the
righ of making and vending it will be die
pose . of by . Rotbermel & Martin, Philndel
phi' The mechanism is very ingertioust'per
feet} simple, easily understood and intelligi•
blei , ''tbe siMpleit mind—either to the mas
ter the mau.. -Nor is it likely to get out o
oil ,as the machinery,,when the cart, is in
Wet X , is complotely clenched from, the ha
dY,i , that the jt&ring over the stones and
gutt rs, cannot affect, it' in the least- The
cost will nut excrl forty dollars, beyond that
Of i e ordinary dart, and the patentee f will
wit nt if to keep in good order for ten years,
ace dent of Omar excepted.
.F
LE, PA.
ETTER warrens from Washington, state
several Fire-eating members of Congress
ha e concluded, O issue an' address to the
pu , lic, stating that/ they will withdraw from
th . , Union the moment the Lecompton Con
sti tion is,rejelted. This is done to frighten
th. miserable brood of Northern dough-faces
sti I left. We regret that we have not a man
it he head of the Government with the firth
and decision of - John C. Fremont, who
lie• Gen. Jackson, would/hang every traitor,
moment heteo, mmitted•an overt act.
g - t
r 81
a 1 1 4 tl
e.
a
co leuren : To
ib
411. •-•, .
g Z_Et e: a u n inc s k c ci r oe s nss a oe Tto.— ce T po he bbra P b h iel i
7 •
f
. m th p e t.o p a a c rt o o n : 4: e tio p ii re b s e id iti egnt a . do l p v t e e3
hbayveCo;o
-ryliatydeoaltP:tihatehr7l4a4-ts.
f : 'tb i . n the ~11'dger. It .is 'thoroughly. We
is
S every in sentiment, and Jesuitical in sophis
t . The mass-of its editorial fulminations
a e entitled to Ift little respect, as those which
o e their paternity to the New York Herald.'
Sous of the; Democratic papers are askiri
t question"bas a• Democratic • Adminil- 1
t tiara yer gone wrong A silly questio
I 'Mr.', Buchanan is right, why do we see
ne,•tenths of the Democracy of the NoTthl
a id their organs, arrayed . against him on the,
t ansas question ?' 1; "usto , - fori
t e party and its joui
ise its leaderi on tri,
• . NT.ti.t.Ey R.
if doing a good bßiinr
.18 pt4ferring,tO retie)
, an by to old route
.eaks v r olurriei for
ute. s' -4
- WCOAL TRADE.
ipo c tiWille;'..Foibrustry 20, 1838.
Thetantity sent' by Railroad this week is
1,.570 tons, against 27,296 for the cotrespontl
ig w'pek last year. The Railroad Company bits
set 74,915 tons so far this year, compared wifti
lie best, and will
,continue to lose largely until
its char ges are.arranged for the present year. No
;cal Will go forward, except for immediate use,
intil the!rates,ar% promulgated. '
The reduction in the charges of toll and freight
f fiftiesste, on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
°get* with the low rate at which the Scranton
ad Penbsylvenia Companies are offering Coal for
isle, satisfies us that-there will be a strong con
est for tho markets the present year—sad rates
or both Coal and transpOrtation must rule low.
contest between the Companies who mine and
ell their own Coal, and those mot engaged in mi
.. ing an i d who only carry the i r Coal of others en
: aged in the mining business; appears inevitable
ttlis year. It cannot be avoided. The Scranton
Company lens led off by offering her Coal at. '''auc
tion at less than costtliti P ennsylvania Compa
ny has followed—and "the o hly Company that bs
now se Ring Coal at-is profit 'in New York is the
Delaware and Hudson Company, Our Coal Op.-
rotors are ready fisi-the conflict, and all they ask
I la for the Reading Railroad Company to give them
a chance:6'y putting the rates at, say not over
St 40 to Philadelphia, with a drawback of 20
cents in favor of New York—retain two or three
wharves at Port Richmond,' for the use of the
, • Company, and ship all the Coal of such of our
Operat;ors who can sill direct: to. consumers and
dealers abroad; at cost, the same as the Navigation'
Company are . now doing for a namber of shippers
at the %nal what : yea here, requiring the toll to
be.paid.before the-Coal is shipped, which, would
secure the Company from any loss. The Naviga
tion Company, of course, would be compelled to
confollm to the Came rates=then let the conflict
rage, until these Coal Mining and Stock Specula
ting Qompanies ate cured oetheir folly and mad- 1
, .
200
6 00
2 00
3.00
2.00
4 00
200
b 00
00
2 00
• 2 00
150
2 00
2 00
, 200
• e 4 00
2 00
BATTIN'S IinEAKZR.—The CO . inmittee,appointed
at a former meeting. to *Wet with Mr. Battin for
the purpose of settling for back dues and strung.
ing forits further use, reported• at a - meeting eon.
yened on Tuesday latt, that Mr. Battin had agreed
to take $125,000 for Om Patent, including backl
dues. It was arrangid that a half cent per ton ,
be paid on beak dues, and orie cent per tonl
tiio future until t -Abia amount is paid, after l ,
th the Breaker beetancs the property of those
Ineecdo to thirtn : tennis, in' proportion to the
jut they pay. Those who hare heretofore
I! the Breaker and are not now in the hokum,'
L be regaited.to pay up the one.half cent per
otherwise the one cent will be 'collected by
it.curse of law. 'ln the present situation of,
rade, this is undoubtedly the bestsettlement
could have been made bet.veen the parties.
ton,
due
the
tha ,
—lt
Tor
DEW I
Pate,
"An endless Apron two feet wide and seven foot
longlon top surface, in which is placedsteel teeth
Feyep inches lung and ,2 inches apart, on which
the Coal falls that is to be broken. 'Hemmers lb
by 24 inches tilled with teeth, are arranged teas
be Worked by a mice, fall od the Coal lying on the
toot ,+, which breaks irboauli fully, and when sea
eine igh it falls through ItitO frame below, witlfu
grir ding, which *levees all the shim corners
on the . Coal. By arranging the teeth in theilla-
Chir.e, which can be done in about ten minuies.
the quantities of any'else of Coal ems lie in'
creased as desired. Tim whole operation comes
at near' to breaking by hand that can be ob.:
' trained , with the dilferenee, that the wastage is'
feta', — because of the mere firm- sod steady blow
siren by the Hammers. One Thouraitd Dam'
will build a Machine to break, 1300, lons'deilY, I
and se strong that it will break Coal until vent
out; But four hone power is required .to work
the Breaker."
It is difficult - to judge of the character of a
Breaker until it is seen working—but • from the
deieriPtion given above,,knd the mode of work.
ing, it certainly comes moirer band-breakini than
any other Machine yet invented, which is aeknowl
edged among . allCohl Operators to be the most
desirable, and attended with less waste, if it were
prseilesble. The capacity appears to be *gaol
to the, product of any Colliery, as lult:few will
require over 6 00
, tons; titt be broken daily. The
Proprietors writs to to that several Coal- Opera.
tors have visited operation,and9isure
them that it is better. han any now in use—and
dint any kind of Conl sin be
They desire as to state, that- •
Inn • noYt's hrillt4l coat kaki%
Can be semi atthehr opine, fnot of North 10th
Stititt;Wlllliunibnrg,Netr,Tori.. .
191e0POLITAN: ART . Assocwriox.--The
poiiement of, the drawing of the ABBoCifi•
was at u'lieoy the derangement of finan•
affairs in West, which impeding remit
es;.would hae caused loss to' the Aamcia.
had the dmring taken pine° at the time
ified. It s7)l however, positively take
o ou the 25th proximo, and subscriptions
be received ittp to the 23d by B.•Bannan.
• ml fine pictres have just been finished,
are added 'ito the list of prizes for the
leg drawing} The magazines will be seal
.er agreement.
ARD HOYT'S PER6trgalON COAL Ilissaussi:
sera. L.ron and lloyt, of . Williamsburg, New
sends us the following description of their
Bicaker, for which. they !kayo procured a
Tex Dein/Sire andholt Canal Comisair,
liars commenced a suit apiest the Pennsylvania
Coal Coil:pool for benefits resulting to the Uttar
:from the enlargemEnt of the Canal some years
atoms. An additional toll was provided for its this
tiontraet between the two companies. to be pald
'by the Coal Company In the event of noels
largement; but tithe; have repeatedly refused to
r
nocolPlig,l the Claim, a nit has been eetannue*
This amount iovolved' Is nearly'or quite $500,000. .
The evideneedli the twee is now Wig takes be
fore a commission 9u , New Tort.
CtIMBILBUL3II COLL Baltimore and
•91110 . 1tailread have reduced the toll and freight
On Cool from 'Comberland to BeMiters fmnn
$2 75 to $2 25 per ton. This is a heavy fOlillO•
tion, and will unquestionably Inenam the bind
' mess from that Region very materially. Thenites
are two yenta-pet-tott.per mile for, the way ttadn.
The distant* Is 179 miles, whieb is it the Mint!
;shout 1/ cents per ton per mile. The road is 'Un
dulating with heavy grades against the tradm7—
We'doubt whether these rates will remunerate
• with the present tonnage, but the'only plan nes
to reduce the ratea, or the trade wouldoter.raptdly
decreased, and the revenue from that source ta4r'
ly diminished. And besides, by ememeragiog i the
Coal Trade, 1v largely inmates the other ton.'
cage of the Rued which pays better.. -
LOCUST 1111017NTAT1 COAL AND Ikon Conrairr.-,-
We bare 7 redelved the 'Fifth Annual* Reportia
this Company. The receipts and expeidituris Of
the Company in 1857, mete as, follows r ;':• 1 1 j
• , • ' Receipts. r
"
Cash on band at last An.1tep454,787 641
" loan' " " " " 6,000 00 ,1../71
Bills reCeivable ',' ," " 9,240 80 Hf.
Beceire4 of booltitets., "' ' 1163 10 4 1- ' --
• - --- 21,90 54
From coal rents, ' 4 46,436 78 -:' I '
" house " . 3,507 64
" sale of town lots at Con' ', '
treville, - 1 i . ' S4ll 41 , . - 71!
": Interest awl eommiaatoo,l,lsB 94
• ' I '''' , .... ------ "- b1,65!'87
_ $73,643 91
Jrzixditures. ,
Cash paid Dividend ,
No. 1, . 1 25,440 00
Less uncalled for , 364 00 25,076 00 •: 1 ,
Improvements;; :.". . 15,560 02 ~ !, .
Loan to trite of :* . - • ~
Big Run Corry, 1 . , 6,120 61 . :r
.4
fialarier,- ' 4,750 00 ' '•; 1
Corpratioa Tax, 1 1,144 80
Tax on Real Estate; 1,089 75
Insurance, _ : 443 25
Prnfes'al Services, . 765 00 d
.!",
Gen. Espeoses at r - - -
Mines and office ~,,,, 'i
in Philads. ' - 827 71
Office rent in Phila., 275 00
ilrief,title,, ' I
130 00
-•---- Y,425 51 56,18214
Balance for the operations for the year, $17,461 77
dt;ailable Amts. • .1
"Loan to Lessee of Big Rini; $11,195 61
Bills receivable,. L . 12,239 87
Book. account, 1 3,464'49
Ca.)) unhand, 1,757,,41. • :8,07 36
Toss amount due on account
.cf. Dividend, No, 1, '
Less amt. due co Piot act.,
Balance, . : $28,214 01
6TA4OP THE COMPANY, Jaw. 18j :i n.
i Liabilitieir. , • •
Capital stcrelc, I $1,27; t 000.00
,'Debts due sundry'personv, I. '.-70' 37
4 Dividends unpaid, .... - t- .. , 364 00
'51,272,443 37
. •
'Pr;ojit and Lori Account.
Profit and loss, 63,054 19 • •
Salorielf, I . 4;750 00 ' 1
Corporation tax. 1,144 80 ' . : •
Taxeleon real estate, s . 1,089.75
. ,
School Houses, in lien of
School Tax. 384 28
Insurance,' . " . ' 443 25
Vrnfespional s.ervieen, 765 00
General expel:melt at mines
and office in Minds., 1,2 . 32 71 ,
- '
72,863 98
Coal rebt., • 46,436 16 . :.
House rents, i 3,507 84
• .
Sale of lots at ! „ , •
Centreville, : 1549 41
Int. and nom
mission, 1,158
•
mission, 1,158 94 - 51,652 37 21211 61
i 81,251;231 76
•
2 Total Asst*,
ftealinstate, 1,070,609 68
Bins receivable, 12,239 87 •
Loal.to LeSACO of Big • . .
Run colliary, 11,195 61
Debts due
,by sundry " • . - .
pe,isons, 3,464 49 * ; • •
Cash on hand, 1,757 41
$1,09%267 06
151,964 70 1,251.231 76
. .
Cod, of ittproireio,
N 6 dividend was declared, huhlhe Managers
express the belief that they will be abletlifnay an
annual dividend' of 8 per cent. segniOly here
after.
,The Mnnagors propose selling 2500: acres of
the Northern portion of the property, 13eing an
outlet. by Sunbury, for the purposo of r , raising
fundsto finprolle the balance,..tirithcut; resorting
to loans, or increasing the capital. "it l icic any
further.
The folloWing aro the fotlicerCoUthispntripany
for the ensuing year:
•
President—JOlN ANSPACH,
Sicretary and Treasarer,—Sngt. T.:44Entra.
birector.—Jobn Anspach, Jr., George, 11. &D
-ort, Wm. C. Ludwig, John.M. Bickel, 101.1tobert
If: Huston,. MOrdecai L. Dawson, Wei.liDiddle,
(in place of.S. I T. Altemus, resigned).
lkiiNE HILL k SCHUYLKILL HAVES 11111PROAD:
We have read, the Annual Repo% of the, business
of this Company for the year 1857. This length
or this road and branches is 113 miles -Alai Coal
tonnage in 1857 was 1,828,778 tone, and mis
cellaneous tonnage 16,877 tons, oinking a total
tonnage of 1,80,853 tons'for the year' re
ceipts and expenditures sum up as folloWs:
- I
Receipt,: . • -
The net receipts for tolls and the use '
of motive power, and the Couspnny's.',l!
share of the'passenger business, to ;
which arc added unpaid tolls 01-1. • P'
1.856, since collected, were
'Received for nets end tenements
From arhicipre.deduetad unpaid tolls '1
9.962 96
:Making the aggregate income of the I
year . . $584, 92'77
' •
, Payment*.
Expenses of motive pow:' -
er department y $185,821 18
Current expenses, -
-
road department. 61,137 19
Current expenses in4Phil. •
adelphia • 8,507 99 •
New sealer • 1 • 2,000 00. •
Wire rope ' . . 403 32
Interest on loan '15.080 42
Interest sect. (halanee) 2,195 92
Iron rails, used for re. _ • - '
pairs, with spikes 9,860 09
Dividend, Aug. 1857 6 ,;
per eeffi. 120,00 k 00
Dividend, ittn.1858,6 per
cent. I
Balance of state , tax..ou
dividend 'No. 47
Bala:tee to "repair fond" ':', $24,344'64
The Conl Tonnage of the different hrstmhee wai
•
se follnyrs
Of Coal.'
Main Road • :1
Ashirind .1
Wolf Creek
West Wisi
Swittera - Fells •
Muddy Brandt
Peeked Mountain
Tremont
- . from Mount Eagle
Middle Creek
;Big Run
Transient tunings, euerelatllie, 4
lumber. ike. • 18,877 00
1,547,1111 17
Upon whine a o arge was mad., for tolls and
motive power. !,
The whole tonic ge of the road since it wis
opened in 1831 amonnta to 14,890,864 ton, . , The
tax OM dividends paidinto tha State Treasury in
1857, 'swoon ted to $12,500,
The wiale linear the road is in nactillerltiva
ditioa, and the Coal tonnage can be inortried half
a million of tons • flyal collieries alriadfintienad.
saloon as tile trade Warrants it. The Mumps°,
paid 12 per eektAltidend last year, leaving a
su rplus of $24 8 341 54, sad the stock is tiop, s eiliog
Lin lite market It s6l,per 'quit, for J5O paid, and
is worth" considerably a Permanent in :
vestment. this is decidedly one of the mosi pros- ;
perons corporation' in the country. "
, • The following are the oars of .thi Company
for the seining year;
Preani-4011N C.CtlriflON.4 •
Ifitangerfr—ilaasnel /Lawn, John Litteleir Jim
miah'lbeker, Joseph Cresson, litO o leeel LAM!
eon, Sainnel Welsh, L Pinnberit;ti -iluichhtimor
- .Jetties
K. tireeves,:Joshaa W. .
B. li!orris
Wale.
Thi*rotrer—asinaff Mine.
fisitiletikry—WstmAit BIDDLL'
Now Com. Moitarr; "Itohriiii4 114 18.53..
--4bo for &aside bu •Impoorodoted
prioarot room doooriptiono aro %too, espooially
Letts% TM& Is hi "stall otooksattio,ekividod
for wand/low* wpm.. As the luso poblio .
ule or Stratitos aM.Tseady, 414.41. 1 / 9 41411i
£ Co.ototaladir brought Mew utot, Cbtotast
incepted. Whlelidetlieed 10e: 11l toit.lothai kle‘
were A ® 306. higher than on the 11st alt.' Thit
sale ineludes 2,960 wimp Store at $3 16 la $3-7S;
650 do. Rao Erg it $S 46'($ 3 65 ; 675 60 .
large Ell at $3 50 Et 'II 55; L do: Steamboat
at $3 60; - Leoo do. Lump at $3 30, acid 1,425 do,
Chestnut 12 80 ® $2 55 "it tott.of 2,2411 IN, each,
40 'rents 1111 ton ; being ebarged • for delivery in
New York. The *hang* ti the weather has given
II
it &
fresh impulse to is breach of trade; the de.
mind for the has improved, and with the
'general improv ent in bus*" there is a pros
pect that pries* ' A rule Otte the reside. of the
season. We gaunt' by the ' Curt $4 0 $4lO
(with the exe•Ption . rif Lehigh), St 75 ® $5 75
from yard. In{ Foreign little•hai transpired;
orlees are unsettled :, last tale of Orral at $7 25
'ft ton easb,,and 300 tons Newcastle at $7 cash.
'Betas Coal Market. ,
(Corrected weekly from do Baton Cowriir.]
• The market far 401 Made of 6xelti Coal coollaawa
eery quiet. lb* last saes of Cannot Wen at
VA 50 0 $l2 vet eh; cash. Pleloo and _Sydney are quite
dolt. and prices Si, nominal. kathreilte la needento
null demand at :e 60 0 7 00* toa. .
Cannel. • - - • chid U. 50,0 12 00
eweastle. - - - none
Orrel, - - - • - pooh 4 -1= .
2 7 2 ha7t; • Woe ighar..\, , i 12. 22 - 25
mom; , - - WOW chat,2ot 0 . 25
Melon - name chat 6 26 . 0
Ichnylklll, white ash, ton • 660 da 676
do owl asb, r - • -676 0
do lamp, • 600 f$
Lehlgts.lattp. • - • - - 626 •
Lackawanna. • - 6 0
nun At m.
'Anthracite white It titt ash- - • 65.0 a 700
BT TAIL GRAPH. •
•
,• • YUDAT,6O'CLOCI.P.x.
'refolds from iticekstard to--
New York, - - - - • • 125
. Coal Trade Railroad der 19511.
- Sent by Railroad for the vest ending en Thursday
evening hat:
win.
Port Carb6, 4116 10
Pottnille ..... . 176 10 .
11e1ia.,16111 nano, • • • • • 6,526 16
Auburn. • - . .7 - 519 15
Port. Clfntw, - - • 2,236 05
Total ter Task, • ' '•- - - 11,615 16
Prevkmaii this year,- - - 202,222 06
Total.--
Tb stake Urns last year,
Nereus - Too far, - .
Rates et Tell and Transportation ea
- From Prest Prom /Prost
- . Aft. Carbon :Aura.
To Richmond, $1 80 $1 76 St 66 Si 60
To Phfied'a. .1 80 176 -1— 161
Spring..llllls, 1 55 1 50 1 1 40
Reading, 1 10 1 06 5 1 05
Schuylkill Comity gat it ZUS s
The following h the quantity of 'Coal transported
over the different Railroads in Behttylitill'Cannty, tar
week ending on Thuraday evading laid: I
RM. TOTAL,
Mine Rill and 8. Moen R. R., 6.250 00 26,654 15
Mt. Carbon. .. 190 14 4.345 16
Schuylkill Valle* ' " 2.275 01 10,843 17
Mt. Carbon. & Pt. Carbon " 4,815 12 ' 23,464 14
Mill Creek." 2.886 01 21,338 19
Little Sthoylk111; .. " 2,260 10 23,04713
Rates of Toll and Transportation
es TIN mull VAULT tat ROAD. -
Mauch Chunk to Trenton, - • . 200
do Ellzebethport. • - 231
do M orris Cons] Basin at Philllpaburg. 00
- ___ - -
Lehigh Valley U. U.
For. eak ending on Saturday last;
WALT. TOTAL.
S. Mt. Mines. (Wm: Billies C 0..) 1,919 12 16,146 18
E. Sugar LoaL(Paeker k C 0..) 631 01 6.842 4 091
N. York t Lehigh, (Taggart I Son.) 898 00 7=45
Council Ridge, (Sharpe, L. k Co") 1,211 03 • 9,038 15
Oerman Penna., 147 00
Col.& D. IL (Ratelift & Johnson,) 558 13 11,812 13
Nazleton. (A. Paige* k Co..)' 857 13 13,460 01
N. 8p.1•1 t. (J. N. McCreary k C 0..) 23417 5,893 13
S. Sp. Mt.,(DolbluiDeharen.) • • 1,089 16
Mount Pleasant;
Nast Lehigh,
364 00 t 4 43 37
79 37
Total,
Last year,
mamas, 817 08 27,757 05
Phoogrov•,Coal Trade for 1858.
Amorait transported daring the *oath of January.:
!MATH.. TOTAL
Union Cana I, 8,448 14
kiwatara Railroad. • 4,875 19
',.Lyke sin" Valley Coal Trade Tim 1858.
Tor week ending ou Saturdl last:
• r' TOTAL.
Lykena Valley Coal 502 - , 411 06
Short Mountain Coal C0., e0., 215 02 01345 05
rnt.q. t • amn 04 , 1099 II
Freight and toll from Millersburg to Baltimore, $2. 0
" Phiegrove 211
If ears are detained 24 boors atter &flint, the rates
are 12 eents additional to the above.
________
Scranton Coal Trade for 18511. •
For week ending on Saturday last: •
F. LK. TOtAL.
Shipped North, 2,381 18
.B,ooi 02
Shipped South, 6,023 02 • 29,570 00
Total. 8,385 00 • 39,57 T 02
Cuznberlailittoal Trader 1558.-
For the last week.
• ,Coal Eftcocls.us,
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL CO. STOCKS
COLRZVTLD - wtl[LT B! W LUAM Y9OYYBO!, as4[XL
Philadelphia. Reading & Pottsville
Mine 11111 sod Schuylkill Riven - • •
Mount Carbon - - • - -
'Mount Carbon and Port Carbon •
Mill Creek- - - • - • - •••
Schuylkill - • -
Lorberey Creek - • - - - • - - •
Smilers. - • - --- --
Calla , •
Schuylkill Navlipatiort
4{{ " Preferred -
Union Cenal ...... - - -
" " preferred - • • . .
Del.& Itud'n CoalATransportat'n Co.'s
Railroad*. Veal C ompania as .
Little Schuvl. NIT. R. R. & Coal CO. •
Lehigh Carl k Naviation Co. - •
Ilasletan Coal
........
Bock Mountain' 'Coal Co. - • • -
Pennsylvania Coal &R. R. Co. - -
Dauphin Coal kR. R. Co. -
Lykens Valley Coal Co. • • • - • •
Beaver Meadows Qoal & R. R.Co.-
Lykens Valley Railroad & Coal Co.-
Coal Companies s
Forest. Improvement Co -• =•
North American' Co-preferred • - • •
" " common •
Delaware Coal Co. - .....
Cumberland' Coal Co. - - - - -
New - Creek Coal ..... .
lifiseellaneons
Miners' 8ank . .........
Farmers' Rank; - • - - • -
Pottsv Menai Co. Li• • - • -
'Pottsville Water go. - - - - - .•
/WTI* :Mock or all Call Companies
the above list wired furnished by those
publics tion.
IdIDWANIIIIIIDItIiIuipIagi
FILE-CUTTING. •
IN_alLits branches, at the Manufacto
ry, New street. above Seared, between Race and Fine
streets. PIIILA ELPIII A, where may be found tb. beat
waerttnent of FILES and RASPS. in the city.
Pilasaw-nal and :nada equal to New. at a sa
wing of per rent, J. B. SMITH,
New 'trot Pile Works. Philadelphia.
February M. 831:11
$.:N”,905 25
IM9 47
•“74;55541,
'TREASURER'S REPORT
• OF
Receipts and Rxpeaditures
FORthe year ending February lath,
1858L1loronel of CRESSONA.
W. 8. COULTER, Treaurer, in account wit h the Borough
of Creslona:
1857. ' D.
Ifey 19. Cash of W. A . Hemmer. Ch. Bur., (doe,) .$ 2 0011
June 5. Do. Win. Slyer.. Ho. Col.; on eel of tax, 80 00:1
10. Do.. do do do ' 40
. 06 1
1
. 11. Ile. do do do ao
10. Dn. Cb. Bargee*, (final 2
20. DO.'lTtn. Blyere, Col, on soe't of tax, 104 3 '
JulylB. Do. do do , do
6 8 0
do do 000
gilt Do. : - do
o o
do •, do . 32 00
Oct. 12. Do. . do do Its„ . 10 00
=. Do. do do de . 10 00
Nov. 3. Do. .do • do —lra . 10
30, Do. do do do Is DQ
Dee.l4., Order* of Col., a. cub, Nos. 20,22, 38,
i , ' 23 and 24.
Dg, do. 3toa. 28, DI and 35,
Citt of Wm. Ilityers, col., 5
•
1858. I
Jan. 29. °niers of Col.,as cash, km 4 2 443* 31 ), 9 7
29. Cash do
Feb. 1. Cub of Ch. Burgess. (J. Starr's elm) 1 2
Do. of Wm. Slyer*, Col., %) 7
Orders of ditto, N0e..46 and 47, 40 64
150,000 00
5,242 11
040,248 25
Or.
TATlljpill 01 .1010006 OlDtte s ....
July.M. No. 1, J. Upchurch, expense of ab,
Sept. rough Chariot. • • $ 3O •
t. 4. N 0.2. 11.T.Rudy t wareing eleen tickets:: - I 6
.. N. No.ll, W. P.llaukAW6:loJ:CitifOili., 17 00
9: N 0.3. W. P. Kitehodi No. 12, J. Dell deb, "I''
; • .labor, • !II 7
' -10. No. 16, W. A. llanuner. anndrll6l,_ '42
. • 11. No. 6. Jno. Hooker, No. 13, Joel Hawk, 1
. . labor,
N 0.14. P. and N. 4. k. N 0.4, P. flue,
" . carting and in ' Won..
12. N 0.6, Jacob Rick , o. 7, Gao. Weaver,
, No. 9; J. P. BOy plabor.
1
213. No.ll, Andrew Hammel, law,
24. No. 17, Daniel frielen
B. me:mg,
Oct. 7. No. 19, . Hannan, per W. - A. /Ammer.
printing. • _ 9 60
16. No.lB, Jacob Itlae, labor, ,
.poo. 8. No. 24 Pear Borer. Labor„ ' 600
9. No. 30. henry Hiller. Jr.. labor, ir • 400
14. No. 20, 22, 36, 23, 24, taken as nab
from NI., , • 31 13
• . N0.'26. 28 and 36, ditto ditto -10 26
19. No. 27,1111L•Brioabald, labor; • 600
20.14. 81. John 1:514 No. 39, Nom Shop
ball, labor and tools, • '
,'..
Tons. C"Ft.
T 1 . 350.493 17
336,155 06
283.972 09
189,960 06
120,003 13
121036 Or
47,168 10
18.671 05 •
29.823 11
26,613 or •
8,044 00
1;641,442 17
9. No: 32, Wu. Eller, labor, • ' -1 001
29. NOR- 33, 34, 36 and 29, taken u rash 1
s . tronatbe 001, . - - - 1
30. No. Q s W. Harts, sadathog surrey of 970
.4
• li
No. 15. Moo 1110 11. R.Co., labor, • 5 0000 1
Feb. 1.1144. *Asti 47, WIC aelint BthITY ne .
, . Perani
2. Noa:4o iod tlita 60, Daniel Altattit„ salary 64
sad
Oaa. Pert*.kW 16 GO
. , No. 4/. No. 45, Lest Ralf
mitkrr. labor sod lumbar,.. , •4 62
. No. 47,Ourge foyllsttoperrimor. • ' : , 260
„ - 4.., No. 51. W. /1. Wolter, inlay as Treater, 16 00
' .. ' No. 37, Mho NW Co., lumber, 1-7 a
N 0.41 and 50. Danlel Bnwaler. Manna. TOO
No. 40. W. A. Hammer, Oh. Bur., aal'iy: 4 00
, Nos 41 A 62.47hrtaBan egyonourdabor, ; 30
go. 414 Raj. Lioulre. baullor, •, 1 50
' . N 0.53. H. T. &moor. No. 65, Daniel , .
. .. ' Mamboed, bib* r 1 60
6. No. 64. Jan. Tay_ktrAdar. . 1. 4 l i lt'
9. No. 59,Jai•ph Wanton., aentriet Ands.:
' ... . 11 ! 07 1 0 11 70 _tracks. te atone on . 311-
lamas street. ' _ - do pe -.. • . 40
12. N0.•14, i s Barba, bonito' on 5
Kantneen rontinet, • 60
Balms In Made tit Ittnesurer, Ma% Wee..; 1 ee
WS, the suenigned. Midden of the torousb of Craw.
• tic Schuylkill tivaty,:havi exasehud the shovels
of
coma Cavestma. sa of W. a. Clool.d
compa 1118.
the Treas Adak. ure* of Ole
hand 1101P011101
ied In the s
'raid Traeurer. 'Nib the Order dookanduilk blsep ,
' Sod Amu to he correct, that be tee cep
(Avid pis TO thr bomytt tW f end theee.cesd
leas putt, outdialle IS, lievisiyabileur' ofeldslauels
7 Of PIA., st tkla date. Ifebniecy _
HiNih iabyl 1.114 DIUMI; 1: _ .
• WM= 11AMOMIULP,
• • 214-794 NI
- - 289;722 18
- 74,9'1414
&JUL WOAD 101 Till IIUSX?
39 00 .90 lb"
0,097 19 70.6 808
8,915 05 4071 03
03=13
Railroads $
50
50
50
50
100
ao
60
50
25
will
who
' 2 eitoanummno' t
NOTICr: is *yaw that a uoot.
or
et Potts donmoat
vektakd esimm
ipr i
kilt, IIUNDAT• siAlkenvek
tLe 47Mig i r 31411.4 4# -
bettietry 18,
rirn"`'
I • OM R
COMMISSION OIIi-
MERCHANTS and
Rahn lo PISS. CRIRSII aid PROVISIONS, No,
lralorotropt,S doonroamoo Iftriurt, Philadelphia,
bow emitikrify os bind ao ailliorboost or Dried - and
Xadtmot. *WM, Mo
Looß, 'Ettorklors; -
Moog Boot Rams, os%
Pork, 040 1 , Blatior,Se•
Pobsiou7.ll),%ll , • S-Sok
PATENT COAL. SLATER.'
HEREAS, Leiters Patent if the
y y United States bearing date the 24th day of Nu.
moster. h. taw, 1040 044 to the stadoshratel tbr
Nes and la Waddles far Sailyvall,
'lliCeriCZ is t bemby even that coal openstars.
and ushers are now muntiase ',SUMS" to build sod use
the sidd,E4ating Niettlore for counties or Mule collier.
bs. Pardon letersted isibbt laborsaving, meal and.
mentandoll horenstlon, eau too the.l3leter" fa °gyration
.etiVirreetor; 011ethumbatiand MOAT. Pik * Any„
Ma mm
, Alrettly or tett:way, ot a* P a tent,
win „.140 Ipmatunted the full extent of lb* laws of the
United astas relating to Patents and Palkottes. . •
.HI JACOB GAM.
ti
• mourrox.ilw. 4l s l L
Treremon, Northumbertind musty, Pa.
Jur Alroairlng tuodel of thiatove madam may be
essatinedut WM.C. e -Mmaida• Works. at Potts
ville. Yor,ternits, de., In bchaiitlll tonutyt apply to
• 1 • IMMIX MARIE, Pottreillc,
February 20.'011 8-3 m
PROCLAMATIOIte
lIIVrHER AS, :the lion. (Marks W:
Deem, Presiderit °Ma MiCartimon
of Schuylkill county, in Penrorylvania. audio/Filo of the
several Cowts of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Oyer
:and Terminer and Depend Goal Delivery In avid soanty,
George Sahlrand Bernard Rally, Judges of the Court
of Qearter &pinions of the Peace. Oyer and Terminer,
and General Goal Delivery. ( h r the trial of all capital •
and ether Miasma in the, said county of &Insyllall, by
their precepts to me directed, have ordered a Court of
Oyer and Terminer andiletend Gaol Delivery and Quer.
ter Snolons of the rose., to be boldest In Pottering, on
the let MONDAY in March next. at 10 o'clock, A. IL,
to continue bre weds: i _ _ ,
Notice IA thereinto hereby stray to UM Costner, the
Justices of the Pew and Constable" of the Mid county
• of Schuylkill, that they are, by the said precepts cons
=Wed to be then and there at lOr 'o'clock in the fore
noon of the said day, with their rolls, mods,
inpaisl
moie,euminationsandell other remembrances, to do
those things which, In their several onion, appertain to
be done; and against the prbonersthat are or then shall
be in the gaol of said county of Sehayllkill, are to - be
then and there to proseratit them as anal be Jost. -
sr Ood sere the Cbsesouvrealla
faellirr• Odlce. Pottavill: u t Wit. MATZ, Sheriff. •
February 13, IDA.. T-te
N. IL—The Witness's, Jarmo who are summoned
I. attend said Court anituvitted to attend punctually.
In ease of nonottendanes the law, in such eases made
and provided; will be rigidly enforced. This notice it
patolbthed by ceder of the Court; the.. concerned will
govern then rhea acenrclingly.
WThLIAIIB I S . ''
ANTI-DYSPIIIPTIO. 11111XIR.:. •
. ,
D irs petwft lacifitesti•ar -Dripart
- MORBID , Spi
ENSIBILITY or the
Stomach and Bowels, attended with obvious die .A., the tllgiMi re Omni, .
DVITODRY and Its attendant ills, such as
ratio, Dionrsss of Eiglili;•,,, - ..- ..• ' ' .- .
Delnlity of Ike Nemo& 80#74,
~gypochovolria. Jamsdie4 -• i- '
,toli, of Awelite, .
.-
rating of the &Troia., ._
_'.
iiralnico& with frequent btkhing of wind,
Waal toter, . • .. .
stipotion and uneasiness of Ott Maas,
' ions Toni:ling, •
ruing sensatum at the pit of the Blows*
e!' Cbsnytaint, _.......,
pple rearieti Vier Eating, '
1 iiipitatims of the /Dart, '
, .
Winn in Me
.pit of Ike Stowell, or-lower& the:right side,
rallourners 4 Compl,ston, •
&premien of spirits and irritability of temper, de...
II ve in many capes 'defied the skill: herelolore.. of the
best medical practitioners In the world, and many eases
hive. been abandoned as incurable.
IDR. J. Watussts. Chemist and Pharmaceutist, atter
studying closely Abe practice of Dry Abernethy and J.,
JOhnson. England, and observing the nature of the die
miw in all its stages, doting a sojourn in the southern
and western portion of the United Statei, where it pre.
veils to a greater extent than elsewhere. procured from
' Son% America. certain Coots and herbs, from which be
pared au "Emma:" which, after eighteen yea& use
in private practice. haerproved itself more efficacious in
tin cure of,Dyspepsy, than.ank medicine that barterer
been prepared in airy age or any Clime. for the mine put
I I taring submitted it, with an 'antimatter, of lieCOni
*beide to 'a number of Physicians of Philadelphia.
among whom were tie late Dry. Joseph Hartshorne and
.I.C. Morton, it has, received their entire, approval, and
. Many of the Medical Vacuity are now not' only preeerib
ing it for their patients. but are using it themselves,
Personally, and in their families, A. a tonic. it is now
quailed, and lie properties are of sa invigorating a nit
. r . . that it le given with perfect teddy and success to'
hen? -t tender infants.
The'' %um" li very gradual. but certain in its action
+Span :the organs of digestion, the increased secretions of
the liver. pancreas , and mucous membrane of the Sto-
Mach, and requires that only one dose be taken in teen.
ty•rour hours; for confirmed Dyspepay can only be cured,
by gradually restoring the organs of digestion to a bee
• thy state. The great success met with in, curing the
most !Aggravated case of Dspepsy. accompanied wane.
timei with a high grade of hypoehondriasisihas estalo
lished the most unboundU confidence In the curative
. properties of this :"Eusla r in corroboration of which
raid the following toilful! Jahr.'
, ATTESTATION,—We. having used Wililatnes "Anti.
Dyspeptic Elixir," with the most perfect satisfaction and
success, take great pleasure in recommending it to all
persons mattering with Dyspepsy. as we are fully eon
[Tinned of its moat estimable qualities in restoring the
!digestive powers. removing all pains and unaminess,and
imparting a healthy,tone to the Stomach:
iJohn It. Penrope,SCSonth Wharves: Caspar Morris,
Tacony; Thomas A Ilibone. President of Bank of Pima
sylvania : Abner Eimes.'llarket iyeet alboie Rath; Id
ward IL Rowley , No. 14 North•Wharvesit Michael Dann
Superintendent Merthantif Exchange: Hannah Miles;
Franktbsdi Road: Hannah Webb. 2,14 ffiltirestreet ; H.
N. Seerry,l2 Edward itivetrdience Newbold, No.
306 Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Wm. Yard 6 City
Row • Budolpti IlArni. 261 Broadway ; U.N.. Winami,
94 Water street, New York. i
The list of names could. be extended to almost any
' length, but the foregoing is deemed sufficient. % '
Teatimes,* of H. .N: SPERRY. who was •gbandonal as
Inearable. and Oren up to Lift.
•
TOTAL.
78,863 19
61 1
a
114
..ig
Da. J. Wriltates—Dear Sir:—Voi fifteen years peve
violas to 1813. I suffered_ so much from Dyspepsy. that I
became completely prosrated, both In mind and' &sly.
and at length became so Weakened I could not:attend to
my business, nudism!' sinking into a decline. and It was
believed I never could recover the bent medical aid was
',mewed for me, and every means resorted to without
any relief. till I was advised to use your "Elixir," and
from the time I began taking it I gradually Improved
till I wee completely restored to health. The dreadful
sufferings I endured from Dpperay I cannot describe:
but I am confident that with Ont the use of your"Piller "
7 should be in coy frays. I assert that I solemnly be
lieve your "Elixir^ has eared me from an lefly
I continue now In the enjoyment . of most excellent
health. H. N. dPERRY.
June oth, MT.' • No. 1104 N:Thirdwt.,
We, the underilgned, bare known Mr. IT. 'N. Sperry
for several years.' and take pleasure in stating 'bat hi*
neeertlon ran be twrfeelly relied on. and that .we our.
selves know that he has. been wonderfully restored to
bealtb from the brink of the grave/ and we believe, u
be asserts, mist?' by the use et Dr, Williama's
'Enoe../. Corms" No. 143 Phcenix at. '
Joew Russ; Ram at., above Second.
. . .
Personally appeared before tie, (one of the Alderman
of the city of -Phltadelphhs.) IL N. SPERRY. who below
duly affirmed. deth depose and say, that. the beets. set
forth in the stoat, certificate era true lo every particular.
Sworn and subscribed Ole oth day of June, leaf.
FPLDERICt Rya. Alderman.
The "Elixir" Is sold In bottles. at $1 each, ord bottles
for $5. Proprtetor—JAMES WILLIAMS,
; Chemist and Pharmaceutist.
No.'4 South Seventh street: Philadelphia.
February 20,18 B.ly
MISCELLANEOUS.
_gem QU AD RIL LE; E LAN GEN, QUADRIL s; LE, will
I a preens+ sing perfect tit-K.4oton of the ..Neir nip
urea RS executed at the pill:lapis Courts of Darer, and
at the most fashionable Balls mid Parties, by Moos.
Martin.
New itusalanMasurka Quaddllca
/Soirees 3tualeales, by Fred. Beyer.
The Muleteer, Polka, by Landau Williams.
- w Scotch Polka, by Chas. D'Albert.
La Melee Ulnae.
Malcolm Solks,'by Alex. de Dolma.
W Ills Sehottiseb, by Jas. Delbik.
Nothing to Wear Polka, by Winner.
Jest received and for tale at B. UNIVALVE;
Feb.llB, IA Musk and Dvsksieiv.
' FRUIT TREES,
SHRUBBERY,
' , . - , 0. . ': 4 . •
T E SUBS C RIB E
R is Agent- for
several reliable Nursertesi and will fetrehdtgood
Trutt Trees, which can be relied on es beteg true to
name. Three fourths of the Trees sold through the
country by •Arents are the refuse generally of the Nur.
series—or such Fruit Trees as are not desirable—and in
a =Omit, of Instances marked to snit soy kind ordered.
We furnish e 1 Trees at the lowest Nursery prices, and
warrant them, to be what they are represented. All
Made of Apples, Poem. Peaches, Platte, Apricots, Cher.
ries. Nectarines. Qulnces;&e. , •
Also Grape Tines. such as Isabella, Catawba. Clinton
and Diana; Strawberries, Raspberries,turranta, Goose.
berries t•Victorlaßhubarb Roots. Arparagus Roots, as.
All kind( of Rose Rustles, Climbing Plauta.—Ortue
maul al Trees and Shrubbery:ie., of all kinds, including
the IforseAbeenne. Silver and Sugar Maple. Wattle
Magnolia. Elm, Mountain and Ylcvrering Asb.Europsan
Linden, Double Akr,wering Pesch rind Cherry, Air La rch...tc., te. . •
The import ilia . Trees taken tram Nor:gees will grow
when ihrentaken froth our Mountains will not, la that
those to the Nurserke are' frequently triourplinted,.
which gime a greater abandsoce ot the anuarrroots,
which are the life of the Tree. Thls la the reason why
so few of the trees transferred from °ormolu:dans grow
when transplanted. ' _
• Any Information with regard to Choke Troll Grapes,
Plants. le.; given on stppliention to the liabacriber.
Tema, tig., tarnished by the 100, dozen or slunk.
_•_" BENJ. BANNAN,
Arent fix' Nmeral Reliable Altritryraea.
) alportk I
urs n want at Emit 'frees. will please mend In
their orders early. • .
Feb. 13. lf*l
iii(NA' 'PURE CATAWBA BRANDY.
AVINLI- received the sole Agency
A.T.sr Hasid &Co, whoteitale drottisto;Phll•
e_p la. for;the sato of Mt Brandy In Elanyttflltiono
,t7, I evoltaently offer ft to the potato sal pito and on
,adoltelited &Mete LI (be fbllowfomftliciatto Will prove
CHRIIICAL: rapiorowsolines.
28 eth st.. teen Walnut irloo,Cloclunatliltarebilea.
Ibis well:10We that I hate Ude day bisected two
sePareete t o
-of bATAWDA BRANDT. one In
LYONS :and one Betas Sinniectured LAIIIIIME LYONS,
and wild by his dole Agent, I. Jess,lit the Dept. No.
99 opposite the Barnet louse, abd 143 West Third
Reset. CI eclineatt. and end thew botb,PITRE and MEE
from wilyntsonona or deleterionedrisqiiid as such hate
marked the same, as the law din cis Won under iny
hand at my office. ragmcd.l ?IMAM cox, N. D.
larpccior sf dlokaitLeszsors, etc.
NEW .YORK. Sib JULY. 1887.
' N 0.93 Miele Street. mesa Newer f
DIU :—I barb irenelved a bottling LYONS' PURE
OIUOCATAIVHA IIEANDY, furnished by Itr. A. Ras.
weer.lr.. of teoctiport, N. T., for analyzation, and I g o d
It to contain wily Hesfnprgdie is oblele XXIST 'IPI
' PURE ititAlfDror-Tbspmpertknint Aicoitel obtalned
frogs it Ti 47.00:.1 bonito Ste BAWL"' TO BE Pree
BRANDY WITHOUT ADULTIOESSIOS--thelT4Toll
or it is dellesbeand ' 'l'
jedgragli.) JAHNS R. CHILTON, If. D.;
The want of PURE 'BRANDT beat Us ha
tblinewanbY, and the totrodnetkee ors stele of est
suety ad to assorts the ode Sind tweet their rile
ampoule& hitherto sold lends thei name et Ilitedy
' ean only boreowdetas a great public good. The' CA:
TAWNA BRANDY posses all flie good gull*,
clamed !bathe best Imported Liquor, sad le or s t ow
and ismieher Woe. We ISt oseedent that Its
er tn Ude Motown! be eis biswalds sales erakb
It basset witb to thie Chestiest, and MI ru emus
tan 110112 e, when the isserkeit Or. OUR OWN
LWOW, wet ptt end be theta foga
• , ;
fa Modlthud wpm litoods hot so sit* mit
kits to* bete sostlot. • • • ;
41r Itotootioised mos
A*.sit s .getApitts,,Loopost; Own* 41O; •
: WWI mo r el Si Wong- Obotoos to
the rod& ~.jake - A u towit,
-, , ..1bit511104b:14% &ogle.
=ANEOUS.
RAET 4. 4"tfftri l itE •
•A. per
atm:weal tree 1 to 20 pa -ads. IbtOtoars. Drag
and others, SD, sale by
Costar ittest,Potrill*
04f
14•4milliiti. '56
le •
theleabie brrongo—libi e.n aiways be led
tr ii i i tiths7( . l Doedstee Wks Pot," lb, RI trie f
PotisselelJaTili p ris intjA3.l‘9ll:".
PMRIRANIVii SOM.V.B •
Tl , lO Stlbsonbers, agents kir the man.
ilbodbaolcbrrojaat mitred a noir art:trice/4101
Ins "Dobai oolottor arab,..calordatod rrotontror h
inieuse• to 140 Rs: Yount* at tit* Tarlatan .
I.I4.IiDLIT A SON.
—tetra% April qti,U67 .I • 17-. 1
=rum cursivirstasittrie7
PERSONS USING INK, or thos e
who moat itto to sate atanatklat bats. It, voila
do wall to send bra reap and makstr own, whielt
can Mdose tae: at: onto peg rash.owl bolo
kw to the onto to brae gasiktra slam ariU br
oral to say aura br coati la oboe or siker, by
aMbesobot IL Ir. BOARD Ua 00.,
Irebmarrit."4 is . • ran Cbarter, .
-ryaksBAßsirtatilig
as on hand
,
whirl: be will sell es tmorabloterMet
elgaberbeel (tea ton) Coal Cam, dnlsaed. -
48
ditto ditto. Taira an be liniehad at ned,ne.
Them ran ire built of the very beet' inatuial• vita
Ifen bottoine,MM hultinbet with belsMeret unles sad
oasit'h Lohdviro oboe" of the SODS Plaint St UM Can I
used by Use Reading lialltuad Cconpany.
lb Frinr-vilbael Drat C rs, dodop Warms.
bumpers. andlirolsbed with hanuntnel mime, eadtimi
Lotdell'a Mi le:ea wheels:
Also, a Car flamed and ran be Suished In a abort time
.for either a MA or blarkat Olt, sato( the beet South
Carolina r slaw
. Ditor Old frame of best whir* a sh, fir
Welled with hammered all* and hush t Lobdell'e doa
ble plate wheels. Apply to • THOMAS I. POTtS,
416 North acme, &Wm, itoladriptie.
1, or at St flg.tw . atir Acenofedorp, Cl4r,..l:kupl. 05,, PC
February 0: .; 64an
PIANOIUIiND on Lammas 9
Of the [bast saammesetarwsnAw &granted,
EOR SALE BY THE
stitieriber. All Planes and Melo
l acid by him will be warranted—lffirft
not what they_ are rewarded, they can be retort:std.—
/di kinds of Melodeons will be sold at Idanntaelurers•
cash prices in rottsville, by which the purchaser. save
the carriage end risk of tramportition. Pianos will be
sold from $lO to Z3O lets than regular city prices accord•
ins to the talus of the instrument nose who meter It
by callinCon na, ma welch, a letter of audit, can
makethedrown ealectionsattimilisnufactrem'ascertain
the prices: aid we will furolab the instillment selected
atthe above rates. If theta is nov doubt' in this mat.
ter—all we have to say fs-TBY 08,
B. BANNAF. "I
WHITE AIIHIV.VEiR'Y FOR SALE.
lampornam era Nonreaders.
THE undersigned Lessees of the Lan
raster °ornery, near the biro of Shamokin, North
umberland Conottr.Pa., ',bating to retire from badness,
offer far {{plea the lean and fixture! of the raid Colliery,
oa satiaMtat7 Urine. This Colliery has beenje opera.
lion since MA, and has been succearfal beyond expec
tation. '
. . .
The Coal is a superior article for all use' to abide
Anthracite la applied, and a good market has been es.
tabllshed for iterbich can be extended.
The Breaker and fixtures are of the very beet chancier
and-In complete order. and will recommend themselves
to persons acquainted with the tandem&
The Le n d was to July 1,1864. ind is a favorable one
for the operator. For farther inkenuellon apply at the
Cal erlrlci ; peison, or - by idler to Stuituokhi P. O.
Northumberland County, Pa.
• ' ,ti • OuCIIILAN; PEALE A CO.
`February 13,111.611 i 7.4 f
-44 ► . ADD NEW YORK ..SW
STEAM CO.
rrHE iSpfendid. Stenms,fiips forming
the l above Line will sell from NEW YORK as foie
lows: ;
CITY OF, BALTIMORE, Capt. Lane/oth January.
KANGAROO. • Capt. Jeffrey, 6th Feb.
CITY OF WASHINGTON; Wylie,
CITY-OP, mANensstsa, . Petrie,
and every alternate Thursday. •
From LIVERPOOL every alternate Wednesday.
Fare from New York. Cabin 875: Third Onset:Z.
". Liverpool. Cabin 6105, 866 t TS; Th'4 CIaSS SC.
RETURN TICKETS available for six Months by any
Steamer Of the Line.
Cabin. $1 o.—. Third Class. $7ll.
These Steamers are supplied , with. imposed Wattc-
Licht eompartmenta. end arm experienced Surgeons.
' Persons about proceeding to Europe. or Wishing to
send for their friends from the old country. ran purchase
Tickets rind obtain all InfortnatiOn by applying 84 J. 0.
Date, 13 Broadway, N.Y. Sabel A Cortis.l77 Broadway,
N. Y., IC J. 11. RICHARDS: -
and to RICKARD EDWARDS. Pottsville.
Paean. Certificates by first Class; Sailing packets be
t weep Nei York and Liverpool. 11110 , 0 Drafts wild by tbs
above.l•Plepril.2s,; '67'
N. 44,._Therel ,1
will be no departure between the 10th o
December and ith of January.
ThELIVERP 00i AIM LONDON, YORE AND
LIFE 111151MANCE COXPAIIr
AUTHORIZED Ca Fifa t..—tZooo.ooo. or $ 0.090,000.
Paid!up Capital. Surrles, and Reverend ends.
114,000,000.
.41
Neartylnoo.o6o Invented in thlslonntry. .
Liability of the shareholder* nlimited.
The inenme of this Company in' New York, for 1967,
was upwards of 000,001). 1
'The undersigned haring been appointed agents of the
above CoMpany, aie piWpared to re:mire applications the
Insurance neatest Fire. en every !description of build-.
logs and property, In& ndlng enal *rakers antithe ?Arne
tures connected with collieries. Ail those partlea re
qulrtng Insuranee Sr. respectfully; invited handl at the
office where part lent/0i will be gleet. together with the
Company?" &ruler, and detailed statement of the eee.
Clltlon.of Ulla well known and thoroughly reliable ootr
ration. '
In cant the amount of Insurance dratted eicetsh. be
rafts of the Liverpool and London, the nndendirned are
authorised to obtain It In otheS reliable companies.
Itefereace Is Ormitted to be spade to the following
pot/exam:
John Tucker, Req., - Shippen,
Jannis Dtoodis. esi.. •
Mini R. Wiatia Eat, _ B. James 11. CantoisolL
uortacit P. SMITH and,lnCiliT W. POOLE.
At °Mee of 11. W. Poole, Engineer, Centre Bt., Pottsville.
'SS 1 54f
ITERARYAN
A S E XPERIENCED EDITOR,
uccessful Author and a thianughlyEduCated
refry snah.-weary with twenty; the year" of the drudgery
ot Daily Journalism, has determined to hire out or sell
ble bralci at retail. to those who may require their servi
car in any honorable way., I ' . •
'Merchants, Business men, Inventor', and Dealers of
every kind. will be supplied. offhand, with advertise
ments; (poetical or otherwise,) notices, cards, circulars,
or any sparks of article desired.
Politicians will be supplied with speeches, gports. res•
olutionsw. letters, toasts, pamphlets. editorial articles,
cemmuniactions, and . every sort of brain-wok, which
they may find it Inconvenient orb troublesome to do for
themselves..
- Ladlei and flentiemen of every rank In sucliiity or or
aunation in life. can have letters; written ' on any subject,
whether business or sentimental.
Theadserthr wilt sasin etindnet or translit• corm
pondenosof every Mod, either 71;oglIeb, Trend:4Bpinlib,'
Germanlor Italian. I
Poetry, Acrostics tor Ladles' ;Albnins, Notes, Billet.
dons. Monodies, and Camp - 44,1*s or the moat delicate
and confidential character, Incident to every possible elrr
entostanoe or event in tifr, will be furnished in inviola
ble ronadenee, by writing tottle undersigned, and ex.
plalninf their wishes.
Orders by mall, aefommoiect veltb n 4411.111 tmitrietly
and proipptly attend,d to. .1
'J. THOMPSON,
' ILiterary Baniatx
Box =LS, Philadelphia P. 0., Pa.
(if 1 i 3.60 s
Jat!..lo, '54
ACENTE. AT
.110, YOU wish to find good employ- 1
Ment. and make money with Ettie or no invest- 1
and without interfering With your regular bast.
nowt If you do. read ibis advertisement.
C. E. Tam & Co- of llg2 Broome street. New. York, are
manuficturing and nailing maestro Gold Pencils for
each, (Which ant cheap at that prfre;) and they throw in
a gift or prize with each Pencil, worth Dom $2 up it $6; ,
$lO, $lO. $ 2O . $ 25 . $ 3 0:550. 516. $lOO, $2OO, and PA
Doe's Cry out. 'glowing! Lotteryl" Ira no such thing.
The Pencils are sold at their out value, and all the pro-1
eta over the first cost are thrown intoltbe SlRlvibloh
actually cost• the purchaser nothing. The prises are
distributed on a simple plan of-drawing. which-would
take Om much, room 14 'Wain, bat whkb ban weer
failed to give complete satisfaction. We bays drawn
and sent to purchasers 183 Gold Watches°, various pekes,
U puree of Gold Dollars. 238 Gold Lockets. $5O Gold
Chang and a corresponding number of other .prises,
withid two months.
• THERE ARE No BLANKS,
Baer:wary purchaser drains prise worth $2 certain; and
it stands thousands of chances to be a higher lima
We want a good agent In event neighborhood through
out the country, to solicit parchasers, and any agent. to
be stereemful. must have a pencil and 'Prise to estate.
We pay %gents Si cash Ibr each purchaser ; be obtailUe
and theltrst person in any neighborhood who applies
for it Pencil and gift, will rendes the agency fbr that to ,
rallty4 Should an agent obtain a valuable prise to es. ,
hit* with his Pencil, be would have little difficulty in
obtaining scores of purchasers, and making it a paying .
NWTA NEW IDEAI READII 11E01 ti
sir nobody to send their mousy. Till they know
what Prise they draw . Any person wishing to try heir
luck, cturgrat send us their name and address, and we
will • Make their drawing and innate +them btretnnt
mall *het prize they drew, when they can mentron and
take the Pencil andpriunot not. arbklurrer they elkonee,
We give this privilege poly once to a parelumer. Alter
the Mit. drawing, every purchaser will be required to
°pima in advance. throigh the authorised agent, - W.
Will send with each drawing the nimbi taken out, with
fall deacriptrets of the Plan of drawing. -Address'
E. E. TODD * 25d Itroonee.Street, New York.
',linutry 9,'58 • • 2 , Un •
E. CARRIGUES. Pottsville, Ps.,
ISIA.GENT for the sale of EVANS'
I* WATSON'S Philadelphia Jlinutfacbtrei
1. SALAMANDER SAFES,
!N I ,. 28 South Fourth Simi,
I:=ft!tti2Ml
• .. . -
- - _
Report V the Ovoid& ohs:dated' to +intend Os
' Itureteg the /We t Safes at Rea Mg, •
• ~ • . ! Mrforir.vk i rat - . •
1
. • 1 • ItuDUM. March M.
Th .underslgned, members of, the_ - _
eonmOttee, do resPectfellY Mort; ;
that ire morthe two Bates orteustly - • 3 .., .-
s
agreed twit by Ferrets 41 Herring ; ''''
'and Vass A Wateett:plaeldehle by
Ms In a farms, via:: Tbe i sate in , .._,..
me by the PaTemeter of the.Thlbe
delphlit * Reading RaOnstdoempinr,
In IdloSe• at Reading, manitbetnred by nestle& lter
titW'red thei elle 111 11 , 0 .by O. A. Lants, In his Moro.
manitsetared by Evans & "tam, and put In booksand
Pehedild34..,-:..- , ...-,,, ' I
The via =ma at !tk o'clock:4.W. end kqt nO
put it *lir confirergreett Naos% Wooer& dIPY elm -ad
• ftalf abeeldd toPi wood. Were entirety consumed. the
whole gad" the,sweedutendenee_ of the 'subscribe.*
member of the committee. The urn. were thin ritkied
oil with water, after *bleb they were operusLand the
books ehdaeoess taken ant by the committee sod met
to nj A. Imita'sittere tie pato& esiallnetkitt. sow the/
were hrelesandlled and marked by themmorittee The
booki and papers taken frost the MO nuanusartured, by
Ines 4 WO*); ;wens but ilfghqy athwart by . 4 b e .,..,AA"
tense lteat,trbne those takett from tbe a l i t r irdatrofte"'"`„_,
by larrebll netting nere. In owl nt. lila "'
rally Itteeis per test . more titan those to en *Oat Evans
I Widson's sah. —•- r '
- ,We believe the abort* hive brain e liar Pita Impartial
List W thentspeethe quiddiesed both - slaw. ___
• JACOB IL DTEIIII 7 .
- I DANIEL S. ttIINT44,
Bastug been &Mont &MIN the !MI e O.
blind°
t agoll 0 the
lad* with the above etateident of the eel 7 .
the reaseeme
Papas and books taken out Pr N wows.
A
I U. W. )11111LENBOO.
I JVISS Mall
()LLANO.
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~ Melt .It .. .... u. Crsht: tlr vi ta.,.,.. j. s c k et ti; ail. it i t i t
11 Wm ' . . rt-11Jimmulamhant IJ.D. &
Ilanstooks l ; Eye 1 4,_,,,,, 1 -"'• us kee.l; Wm. Wog' t
'A: a. warnerili .....—.. a. k.a.... h i; IL - Lasts,
r.s.sradumbertm" '"-
4.4 2; w id . u o i... .ap ii Y. Irma .
jki.b ... ,.,.i... tr0at. 1 1 1 i, tfte .,,,,,. !as FORIS7 a
1 , ityAge a wivrsou '- , ,
, , ,
~.....- . _ ~.„, a w e maks& et the almeri
sa e. oter s sia lr • — • 00 ' --- ..,„..7.sas . „_ iiitimm ests ow tattarksasteansung
saw . I lk*. '
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rbrgt
BORRHAVVB
BOL.LANO BiTTE,RS
Tux aummAnD luoLuxp mom 70*
, .
• .• BTSPEPSTA
. DISEISE ..OF THE ILIDgETS,
LIVER COMPLAIN+
• •
.WEAOEI&OF -ANY
FRYE ND ACUE.
ttVERY. FARMER AND EVERY
FAMILY au Its prenbar bltioni:eompounded ba
se ns to toms famsrlte reel pg. handed down from Whir
.filowl.Porisspa Th. principle that a male stimulant is
in rotary holm. firimilspated. yet, being to
1,24 morkUlfril hands, often ecestiiiita. *hewed*
Lath locasepallblexed lbecsalateat—sewetiweeposltive.
17 huttrat. Wa here oder to the radio. bi a highly roe.
eeStratee btu, what will exactly supply this want, pre
pared upon eelwattlic pcluetplea, eoairoualltil of simples.
"?"1 18 Imillaalay.yeft each Nine% Ito own remidlid
• • •
eiTo m Primmer is iota offered a sonrenhosi Item,
yet podoctly ate. as Iswitatit, whkti,setltut upon the
&fulmar'''. ratty the Milos of the system to the stand
ard of health, espertslly at4r aay debilitating - attack of
&eons, aft., deprumion flow beat. or any lona or mei
&Mal canes: 111 L ;Anti- 4armedis, which. with a gimeral
stimulant eower,arta witk • parl our lollitwarearpea the
rumors rotes& entering person irrftsiloa, when taken
rutly, without *hi; hiut too to the' Wale, and
Wi thou t that dburessinK whirl , to the Daiwa
, moot lottles;-often ueuting tottroluiuty thin the mislaid
,disrais •
As if Vane. inolorataly and aarmanantty exalting the
energise of all part" of the frame. producing sesarsority
a healthy tnereese of the action of the veriest otos*,
cluttaleally changing the acidity of the stomach, awl soh.
togorritany.criton the liver In regulating permanently
the Unary written*, • ;
NOTICV.—WbOever irpeete to end this* boring!" will I
be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and lonephlted,
It, will prove Ise grateful *roseate cordial, pommeled of
singular remedial properties.
Cautlua.:ietbe pot popislarity of this de/ightful
Aroma hu ingsgui many imitatkms, which the
should guard against pnrehasing. r Be notinp waded to
11 1 1 1+0 thing sisa until you have Om Bonaivs'a 11.44-
wro Brrnositiar trial One bottle will cony inel , you
how lugnitely superior It is to all these Imitation*.
litiritoki at per batik, pr six lizetlea for $6, by the '
10,L11 PROPRIETORS, I . •
BENJAMIN PACE, 4R. BCO. j •
. • • 11•111t1/ACTIMIXO
• • .
-- acentusto anti . Climate,
. .
PITTSBURG, PA.
• 4.
Ifor sale lu Phlleitelphla by the sprite—H
morwi. oreos or the Dosinernt; John Johns, 222 Rae
street; Dyott k 50n5,13.1 North Neeond street. Also, 111
Crafty, Ny Riper A 004 nester, by John Y. Long
& Co.; Pottsville, John 'O. Brown, J.V.* C. Hughes au4
C. Tameons; by E. J. try; lllnvsrißa J.
K.. Barns, and In Schuylkill Haves, by ov. Hhk
ebester; • ' Novenitsir 14, IT 46.
A,OARD TO THE LADIES! •-. 1
DR. fkl/PONCG'S-1 , 11M A LR GOLDEN PY.LLS
A RE INFALLIBLE - -'in:- removing
. .
MaPlatges or irregularities of the menses. Thee •
e nothing new, but have been used by the Doctor
fur many years, both in France and; Amerint,wlth un
paralleled/metres in every ease.andheisdrinldbY many
thousand ladles who hove used these to make.the
public, for the alleviation of those cunning from adY
regularities whatever. as well ma a inventive to thee
ladies whose health will not permit au increase of.datel
ly. Pregnant. &Males. or those supposing themselve
no. are cautioned against using thee Pilla r 's the Pro.
Wee assumes no responsibility after the above admte
Won. although- their mil lnesswoild prevent any
ry to health: otherwise, these Pills "re rempunendel.+
Directions accompany each box : Price. $l. Sold iholve
sale and retail bylo...iY. SPYING, coMmeNorweglan and
Centre streets.lit:nine. Pa. 1' • -
All orders Mos be addressed to, the above Gene 1
• Agent. who will a pply the trade at Proprieties prices,
and send the Pills contld.estlaily to ladles by 'mall. by
their enclosing 11 to CHAS. W. EYTPIO, at.Pottaellls,
Schuylkill coualf. Penns.
:MileSee signet re... 3 Gorosco,"i on each tog—none
othersgeimine. '
4.::POttecle..lnne.l6, (If3 ' 244 y
4
RED t ESTATE SALES.
1 - • ,
iASSIGNEE'S SALE. . : • '
m 1
-HE qndpraigned willt.expose at pub-
Ito
Ile raid. *the premises, on fiATURDAY.V ry
2 ebrua
r th: A. D...183g,. at .10 &emit. A. M.. that certild Faint.
in Norwegian ttiwnablp, adjololiiithe Milne
t 61111 1 .1 1
Railroad, rehtatniew mores. or thereabout. with
Improvements ebnaisting of a IltwoStory Doable ,
Frame House. frame barn, ke.. &Wale the property! of
W5l. G. JonNspii, Terms and conditions made known'
as day ot sale. 1?y rJ. NI. WILIIIraILL, Amigo,.
Febynary 13. 'AS . , 1 . 741 t
- _
Ar,7
• 40. LANDS FOR SALE.
THE 'subscriber offeis for . sale '230
• acts of Coal La ng . situate nCs r the - Cleve. & Pitts.
road. on which there is I mine' opened
and in tirst-cate working order. I All tini improvements
sod nature. ans or-the nowt* *penned construeticin.=
The land la underlaid with 3 veins of Bltumlomm-Coal
or sulieriar vaility. The mine open comprises the Mao-
Prated Strip - Vain. which la capable of producing. at pre;
sent, 00 ton per day. 100 tom mild be mined daily
with a little additional outlay. The subscriber will MI
all or the pert which the mine •la opened. For fur
ther partleulp iddirs JOHN THOMPSON,
Saliarrille, Col. taunt'', Ohio. '
;.mss
January 30, 38
_+-.
_ORPNANS' COURT SALE.
PUItSUIANT to an order of the Or
ahang' Cma ' rt of Schuylkill County, In the Comma` n.
wealth df Peiintylvania, the subscriber. Adminitartor.
ad the estate oF Eltja Yarnell. late of the tovrnahlp of
itirry. In the Count) , of Schuylkill, deceased. will expose
to ale by public. vendue on Saturday;the 27th day of
February next. at one o'clock in the afternoon, atthi
public. Wise OfJphtt It. Otto. in the township of Barry.
in theConntylof Ychasikilt aforetaid e rAll that certain
=manage; t,t - nement. farm, plantation and tract of land
.altuated in the township of Barry In the County of
gentiyikill and State of Pennsylvania, to wit:. Bounded
by finds of Win. Wild. Fantle Deader, John
Ditser,John filthier and Frantic Yarnell. contain
ing. ninty-eix eerie moreor lea with tho appluten.
Ince. consisting et a dwelling boom, log Barn, Miami,
awing and spring-Uwe, late the estate of eeldleceem&
Teruo and maple= made knownat the time mauls=
of ale by • ; JOHN YABIYALL, Adralobtralr. •
By order of the Orphans' Court, "JACOB Mu, Cket;
Pottsville, February ad, 11914 ' tldt ;
ORPHANS'COURTSAI6E. i '
1
:111URSLIANT to an order of the Or,-
- phans'• court: of the county of Prim Mil. the wale
ac bee. A; dtritilletrutor of the estatenf lIICIIAY.L SCHA
FER. late of Waynn township. deceased. will expose to
•aele by labile endue. on SATURDAY, the 20th day of
February next. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at th&pule
lie.house or %grim Hummel, In the town of Frkdna•
bunt,•ths,following tract of land. via: ' •
New 1....411 that certain bra and ta ct of laud sit
uate in the tp.:of Wayne. In the county of &huylklß.
adjoining lands of Jacob Schafer, Philip Hammel. John
Sweigart and Iluntainger A Brown, and containing
eighty-161We acrid and one la odeld sad forty-one perch
es. strict measure. The improvements consist •
A f a largo two story log home, weather ,
•
boarded, and a stone kitchen attached.
nd a log barn. Abaut sixty scree are
cleared and in good ecdtliation; the nematode,: is eat
' tidiest timber land for rails, £c. There is an orchard of
good grafted apple tan upon the tarn. containing ten
acres. The trail is well watered. there being !piton or
rivulets In al mask every field. The farm !slanted about
one and a quarter mites south of Friedenaburg. L
Re. M.....A1l that certain tract of farinhan land. alt ,
nate In the tp. of Wayne. In the county of Set:mill 111,
adjoining the foregoing, tract. lands of Jacob Schafer,
Daniel Reed, John Sweigert and Same' Wain, coo.
' tabling thirty-eve WOO and one hundred and fortyone I
tombs& feat measure. This tract is in 'excellent con
dition, having been well limed and manned—the whole
being cleared land and'well watered. . • I
N. geom Also, the undivided oneethlrd of a tact of
woodland; situate in the 'p. of Washington. ad -
joining Diode of Thomas Morgan. Jonathan
Drown and the New York . Coal Company. DM
iliiibig to the whole sixty-threw across and twin."
I trona perches, strict =mum
Tercrarand conditions made known at the time and
P h " of 1211 e• by . DANIEL SCHAFER..
Administrator:
"'profiler of the Orphans' Court, Jacos Fta ra: Clerk.
Pottallle. January 23. '66 • 64t I '
DIM.*It to lbstrad.e.Good' Needled..
TOWN ENGLISH A:, CO.'S Patent
or, nab, Drilled Eyed Needles. decidedly the to'tid in
the market. of different sixes. from No, b to 12, 'holt to
be had wholesale and retail. at D. DANNAZiI
5. .
. n
' PcUni Ta, Jantuiry SO
Q N
- • _NOTIC,g,:
AND AFTER suNDAY, JAN
UARY 17tb.1S" the Sunday Trips olt Petimiylkill.
Ite ley p assenger y m ie "Obi- dis 41111tintleli milli for
Mar notice. N. 11. WILEEI I Eit, Superintestlest..'
Pottsville. January I. "JR •. . -. 3 6t.
rs t fil . c?Tritki., s it ra nd e ttkit t O c Athx . '-
aminatton of the Derision of the Supeme ,caart
*United State* la the Drod Scott Ceee—by lion.
Thon. H, Dente. M r ile decidedly one of the met
ro pow•
erfal and drlectro revlee ever , For Wm
B. HANNAN'S vrWok andwritten Stationery Store. at
-.- PACING MACHINE. - • - ~--,.__..—._ _____
HE subscriber , at a added Paging 1 ,
• = ir 3krblae 03 his Medal and l's now premed to :.. ebt e iliarktts• „
i N rialattcs, ante et tuber tleketeota.. to lame of assail ;• , • . ' • ,
quantities. 'All bled, ofilleob 11 00111 Plat.d• iihd" "ad p vlateta MIA 011 Markets.
p ag ,t sad booed. to order-aid all kinds of Bladiee ex- *est
*rated at abort' Done*. rartkolar stkollocr void to r Pi/4MM PIMADA. PM, 6625. 111ALTINOIUL
Bindiag IlTuinaltuo, Pastpidets, Le, LB/ANNAN, f • -
Jane 6 . 11. 5 0 " • ' - Nad a, god Aw illeikr • Mart soar, bbL. 626 425 4 t._oo ,431 4 600
— AWE" rot? IliefifaiiilbS. ~. Bye "-, " 312 a onsii... - cis 100 al Bga
300 3 oa 'la , 3 SO
TusT issued and received by the anb- ccoli•moo l au : s 105 0 1, 12 let eel les
Flast,red. -
ay writers] A Patent QuiratrAttartiriseist. 1 . f i. w hit e u '.', 1 act i• ea c aaa l ea 0 1»
igiand.gany, - for cutting anything therth a *attain 1 5 ,,. - .. . 72 ii ,i, /I /0
&out is reeolred. Among the many purposes to 'bleb - 6;;;;• iw tit a , 41 ". ' 00 . • eir r
:70 le ISe
t hi s and so: be applied profitably. the mod prorates:it 1 ...., n u m .. . : gal • . aa ..a l as
m e Tetitm Ilboadderfam, Dovetalltnat, b ia , - , , - , ~ 3544 446 ~ al .115
Vegetating all kinds of pattern estklficilto4 ear., t hee ." , per 15, .
ring . Nil atitsee It at, IMICHTSR & T11011r5073.. Cotes,
• pia n , _ • ilOO II
0,4,17 .571 4.2- • cowr awn awksarkfil amts.
,13a„,. •se•9ei 10 . g l e • 10 AL •ii
A CHARGE FOR 11118115E88 MCC Meal pork. , 12 I 5 53 00 aa ft 00
as CHARGE far we t- . Botter,dalri," . • 11 SI • , , ;
ACOB. MILLER, the active.partner . 13 0 gar• " . , ~, ; ~.
.
• of tbsOrtit basing reetnitl, dee'd,lo onler to tattle op' aidal"4 " rTall * . ' '' - iia 4 1* *
.._._ :thl;lltraeed. "
5 5 450ra,05-055orstgnm Offers TOT iseKthele 'hula :. ... *w e emu. ill ell -
...* so 1111 '
*eta Ittaxhieonalatlagot Th7Poods,Orecertes, Queens. ~ ‘, ~ " hirer. , it ~
j'
,„,... Hardwire, &a. to oo favorable tasks to revpoltal- 1 , II tad 7-4 -- - ' ''. 110 ill , ' **.
;
hie partlas.-400e alder need apply. , . • •
- .".lard 4 of •-; ~ _ ,
00 „ .4. ,
At tbbttb6 olden at/meta th is vlebilly, daring the ', “ v .... tam i ng , , ;
... . •
last ekbt issue. a beakless leereallpp from . tblrlees .... ',i4 --- w c z da,,, . i r ' • . • '
,lboisend par annum , up to tirauty Miasma &Oars 3,- t: ~...-,.--------......." --- - • •
per annum tuts been does. name call en or addreia ; 1 , ' • -•--
.ir
UMBEL It.OttISCOIL . .. Ant is)
assiatetber rarrner •l tbeftrut at "Jacell Aller &Cie
.WleosheoP.O., Daupbla 04 lk.,ritb,l.-1555. 64t ,RniFlkow
•
. • Aljk‘tiAßLlLCOAl.kitAlum:
THE, Locust mountain uoai and; Iron
Company, odic to good taloa:its amend rainabla:
Lillimdil.bOwd OAS CotuPsoes property, to Ooloultdt
and Northumberland eountlert. no "sins offered are:
the huge While skreins of' tho Locust . Mdunteln, upon
b'kb, collieries hare been already established by
Yews, Oast k Pramon. Gem 11. Renner and-'N. O.
Hellner.. • ,
The; mammoth wts Mlltiels Oast 241 dot to Oleic..
nem and the underlying rein soma lb to 14 feet Roth
reins ssPrd a begs body of Coal abominator level. The
quoit* Nine Coal Is well establiabod It market:
Thai RIO ilailroad affords at arenas !to the
Pastors markets, and the Phltedelplila f banbar? Zal}
MS to the dritthors and We tort swim* sou, of
there railroads are completed to tbotollirriesl.tipon the
cog . gisy.. • '
1. kildPam ppd.
, 'Dian lath Yost* dtmet:Phisthiptllk.
Or UMW. UNA, Nric.
l'Oratreallle. Cohan:Mt Or, Pc
-
EMI
fekst-
llM:==
- -
Ov•irds44, - ;..' ,
84/rle,to sverdos at Nair X 4141.11121 &Yr'
to the 24 instkat. ' '• '• '
rastkusdaatio ' '
As sap-Leamasfin staidat wrt• ashl is •L'Vrw
to* on Widissday. 01111%,.. Bviareft
P. P. Staittoa• dally anal a Wong
Tie rivet is besialiou Aim
adsiphis to Ito south, vbikiliglis, Delawati pie
= tinidoi KIP"-Pir4it•ri to
; • -
Three bondiap in Maidett bine and 'Liberty
tritest were distroyed Ire Wednesday night„:—
Tbd. Wed lies will bet MI dirt et $230,40.
In tb . e St ' atio Sonata . on Tharsiiii. Kr. Straub
reported a bill so incorporate thoDisse_ Sating lnstitatios:of Pont ' s. Sig baltailea is
good buds, Mb• a besets to th•coussailz.
Pats t .
I.lqaor Mb aro ataboadaat at lialidalkws this
winter, aa blaathealea ip Aosta. ' 41$ba Pro.
W. waatao tunics sawatiasets. The
prompt law is
.vialatad with lapaait,yt la this
The &nests shimmied for *y,rj Doyhi bawl 1.
the sojoyaient of Metal latranapp: •Mb poker
say mows* in milting Own sows feet Meads et r
the Sewer hem I.lllnoiss bat the rameliait el al'
peneentlonle daingins to those sae alaidoy it
as a ',saw, and ms y servo to kelp,. ritlion than
beim - hint i. the long ran. "
"ream Salamis.
From &ism we bare news that the Teleritorl.
at Legislative bad adjourned; 110TIWIDO, Deemer
did not slim the bill calling a sem ottealltetlesal
convendon. Parties r etuned man were tortes
about In the neighborhood of Fort &Otto:bet no
'fighting hid occurred. & teed of free &she men
have. fruited Metope° with vsogiseioe bribe in.
'aeons 'Mods perpetrated tbere. Several beams
hive been burned, slid a number of notorious pro.
slivery mei driven off into Missouri.
Tip kalimeitaptima conspitlatles.
.It is — piesibko -this - next week this Infamous
meestue hill be , forced "Through. Cangress--the
wort of ;Amu Buchanan. ,The aet will light the
Web of elvU war In Kansas. WI say to the people
of that Territory, resist it, and you will have not
only the 'sympathies of the North, bet Its Arils
arm to 'Mast you in resisting tyranny. If, the
Constitution' does - not pal. let the Beath -bluster
dbunlott.i We o$ the North are not to be sigh
humbugged by the cry of wwolf. welt
Cessresatemsd.
In tler , Gaited States Senate en Tbanday, Mr.
Gruen of Mo., reported from the' Coeunitte• en
Territories a bill forshe admission of Karma Into
the 'Union as a State, aeon led by a last TS`
port, which was not read. minority reports were;
subedited by Henn. Doaglatimd Collamerfehlett '-
were ordered to be printed. Mr. Green give no.
tiee that he should call ep.tbe matter at an early
day. The consideration of the bill to Menses
the army was resulted, and the fourth section tray
stricken out by ayes 24. Dose 23. Mr. Wilson'
amendment was adopted, providing that the re
&taloa to take place at the end of two years shall.
not operate on any °Seer, In tommiesba at. the
date of the approval of theset.. •
Au amendment was addpted, providing is
no easi, shall the tnersuedirmi Mies be con
tinued hi service over tie years. Is the House,
the entire day was consumed is partisan debate.
• Ai . WS AN Ticuutuh-rantelligepte from
Wasbiogton states that. ElperrOrr's Com
initteO of Investigation of the Karulas Iran&
has determined
. to stifle the inquiry which
the House (tittered. ' This► . proceeding. is 'a
piece with everything hitherto done about
,Kansaa... No: regardhis 'been - paid.to regu
larity, to 'parliamentary Ms, to fairness, nor
to deceney, from the outset,' and , of coarse' we
may presume that so it wilt be to the end.—
The mejority of the &use, after a thorough
and. determined canvass, - and an anprecedent.
IY large vote, decided to Isom. fall iniestiga
tion of i till the frauds ccianeuted With the Le
-compton Constitution, and ordered &Commit
tee to make it. To SiesdtOr Orr was deferred
the :appointment of this Committee after par
liamentary custorn,.and.isith the obligation
of honor, anOT . partiality, slid uniform rule .
resting upon him to.constitate it"with a ma
jority. in kvor of the investigation. He die.
regattled tbe impendive obligations of his Po
stion, and pie a majority'of. the Penimittee
enemies; In doing this De has set a
perniciOne example, the 'consequence of which
will surely return to' plague ,the inventors.—
Tbe objects, of Iltiuse having been thus
frustrated, nothipg remains to be, done but
to fight, the,Wtle - over again when the Com
mittee:shali import. The public sense has
become so .rued .to fraud and-outrage • and
villain.* of every description practised against
Freedom 'in lEinsaa l thit' this conduct of
SPeiker Orr mid. thelOvistigating Commit.;
tee wili,also vierralts a matter of course
in ; the march of tlids *ammo; drams to its
final- coMpletion. , •
e., a-
, Tainn. or Homr..-t htusbarid Who in
his momenta of,reiaxatiou from, the cares of
bitsiness, allows his thoughts to revert to. his
family circle, ih in a measure safe from the
trials and temptations of the work. We re.,
gret to believe that there are few husbands
who give a practical turn to such thoughts,
else therawould be a Grover & Baker Sew
lug Machine found in. every' well . regulated
fatni , lT. None but those Who have atfperienced
the benefits conferred by the use pf a Grover
&, Baher•Machial can mike its advantages.
Gffices, of exhibition in.l sale 49.5 :Broadway,
New York; 18 Summer titres Itnnton and
130 Chestnut street,Thilinielphia.
Tax KANSAiI Et.gerion Fitittim.--Jobtmon
eonnty, in which ihere ware bet 33 votes, 14
of which were Free State, wee returned by
the Pre'SlayerY Path 1200. The "lid&
care Crossing returns," footing up only 393
Votes (there were really, but 43 votes in the
district) were found 'recently htlecomptob,
buried iu.s candle box under a rroodille, be.
ing the dist die they had beau' discovered.
'The FrU4Slaveryites of KJII4NI have a pe
culiarly facetious mode •of doing up and
Oisposing of their bogus election matter.
t *SD DUILITT CURrale—Tbeo.
done' Frank, Esq., of the Pittsburg and &mi
lieux& Railroad Office, says:—"For years I
blive been ita invalid from Dyspepsia.. With
a hope of ;did, f resorted to many &drat'.
tised
,remedies, brit failed in deriving
fit sought:for, until I - tried your Holland Bit
ters, tbe happy effect of which upon the di•
festive organs, and in restoring a debilitated,
system, causes me to epigram:end it confident , :
ly to all suffering from Dyspepiiia"
To ctistr. Hoansenass. - -Ltaka'am'whipes of
iwo eggs, and beat them with two ipoonfttils of
White sugar ; sgrate in a little nutmeg; then add
a pinto! lukewarm water. Stir well, and drink
Often. Repeat the preseriptioi if neiessare, sad
it Will mare the moat obstinate ease of hoarseness
In a short time. •
• POTTNVILLIt
: Mineral* IPrt4ai4
45ortikroribbL , , $0 00tilididdlowl444 1 , p 44.4 $4 is
10, 4 41 0 , 1 1.,,bb1"• 446! di do giopirq. 2 551
'44. 4 t Asobil , I lee! letthill'ipaii ; • ared,2 le '
:lye.doTrolfsdndloaray 33
,c o r4„ do glldgor,PooPlllald • '
'MAN t • do
,Potatioiv•do • g a os i -4 - • 3/ 0 1 .
:Thootii Bad, 5 SOL:Ara. -
!Clair Fad, 425 4 Plaster, do $4
410,50 r too, ' 15 atie,per•strik, •' ' 5734
•
POTTSVILLE PRODVCE ELLESCETS.
, •
SLUM—Whet teie
(Retail Pirl
Ewer rolls trod Otto, 10 11 DOI
itatlitywat 00. Rye CR* at 110 "Aw l asdeope
Veal IPO do.
Aul.—wmts wheat :omit m 9 ta., sad nit
at It 30 din Rye 96 dattetrill dceettalle do.
C ERAEL—Reef molls at** IE4 eta. per Elleftaie
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The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, February 20, 1858, Image 3

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