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POTTSVILLE, PA.
a~TIIRDAY~,APIIIL 3. 1858.
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—Titt Cltvulatton of the 5111 , 110e0 JOl-IMal. Is equal to era
t hi."4•grerate circulation of any. TIIR)E other ibricilah Atre
In the County—and as an
circulates eon
aniont the best portion of the population. an lidiinitae
intent irosnied Pa columns is, of course, worth as much prat
to the advertiser ••as If pnblished In an three other Pa
01'in i p n rte i ra C l eo " e td Li t t7m o get y e t
,fratl4fti.= gm - - Die
the
,See' new advertisements. ", In']
Itni
Tuareciprovil setitinr#o' uecotempo• op,
rnry, the • l'ottetciare Ledger,
elated.
TuE.Harrisburg Daily rdegraph is a cap
lel little paper. Well conducted and enter. '" 014 :',
croft
payl
Tut: Virginia Legislature has passed a Is tu
bus
bin requiring resumption of specie payments.
on the tat of May: • .
the
not Goy. ?limns has appointed John.D. P e t.
tit r of Chester county, harbor master of the o
tl
port of .Ppladelphia. - whit
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kIicKnowLELMUENT:7—TO Flon.Simon Came-their
ron awl la.:Weaver, Esq., we are indehdid - for milt
valuable public documents. :. —• . ~
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GPTEINOIL PACKER is "firmly opposed to 7 10
the Leccrpton s windle. So is every other to
honest, independent Northern Democrat., d°.
cell
Tun ..DErn.'s Run 8i1,r,", iS, now before thu
our Legislature. It is bapared theDemocra• see.
o r ar e prepared to swa&w the whole dose. but
ed
FIRE in Harrisburg on Tuesday night fi n
slestr?yed five buildings; including The Pres
byterian 'Church. Total 'km's, about $12,000,
on which there is a partial insurance.
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COnasertox.-Tin noticing the appoint• - -
men of Superintendent of the Dauphin and
Sii ehahria Railroad, we said, Anil R. Tra
cey, 'lt ought ?o be URIAIi R. TRACEY: 19
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A MgLiscuotx affray between some stu
dents* oecurred i on I . Ve4nesday, at Delaware
College, Newark, .Delaware; 'in which a Mr.
Roche; of .Somerset county, Md.., was, fatally .
stabbed.
IRON 4i. : 1) PROT,ECTION.—III Belgium the poi
Iron Trade was iii:rer in a- better .condition:
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hr
Reason-because the poverninent protects . 1
the Iron Tinde of the country, by a Tariff of tw
pri
duties on Foreign Iron. m•
POST' OFFICE STAMITICS.—From a state- .
merit of the' receipts and -expentittires for 7'
postal service in the several States for the- fis- -
cal yea' ending June 30, 1857, - we learn that it:
'the total receipts were, $7,070,367 81 ; ex-
penses, $3,288,789 56; total cost of transpor
tation of the mails; $6,596,152 G. Only in
the 'annexed named States . and Territories
did the receipts exceed the gross ekpenses"
as follows:
Massachusetts, $128.050 23 Pennsylvania.. $27.050 61 s '
Rhode Island, 28.097 26 I Dist. of Columbia, 3,076 90
tknanoctlent, . 27,776 191 Washington Ter. 947 68
New .75 1
The whole deficiency in the receip t
• D ease : in MS, 95,290 98,296
in other words, the excess of the
,gross 'ex-
ETI3. OF THE Pontßtcnuoxn WHARF.
penses over the gross receipts,-7is ;Shown to
not, 11 - 17.8.-4 meeting of 'the occupants of the
be $2,814,574 41-; which is divided ttnong Phi delphia . and ,Reading_Railroad Coteyiany's
the several sections of the country as follows wha yes at !pi Richmond, was held on the 26th
Deficit in free States, $195,114 47 ulti o, at wfileh our htviestfirtus Were represent.
Deficit in - slave States, 2 1 439 1 383 19 ed.: Mr. Chas. A. lieckscher was called to the
Deficit in TeFritories,. 179;476 75 chi; . A preamble and resolutions, respectfully
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urg ng upon the Reading Railroad Company, a
ed ction in tolls commensurarrivith its and the
le's. welfare, and a speedy.titibg of -the char.
es fOr transportation a__Cold'il the Railroad,
re adopted, and Messrs. Ba4croft, Maxfield and
Dusen, appointed to °preliim a copy of the
Total. defieiencp, 52,814,574 4:1
The Slave States have the best of that,bav•
POLITICAL,
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'AY a mesting,4 a number of Democrat". in • Maketi. pr 'ceilings to the President and Managers of the
Me. last keek, lion. JaMee Buchanan, Prosidcat of the Ito d, and to confer with the Company if desired.
U he P
'nited Statei, was unanimously read out of the Demo. ••• • -
cratic,party. • re.ident and Managers respouded to this
ky
Dxstacturtc politician* are everlastingly denouncing , ..mmerrdation, by issuing on Monday the fol
the credit system. Well, during the late petite there
lu ing tariff of tolls and transportation on the
was no such thing as credit. How do Democratic p. - ditt•
clans like. the workings of i theirsown rysterni—Louis. Ro. a for the present, making a reduction in the
vile Jeunial. • of in. e of 20 cents per ton all around from last year's
• Flanagan CaNtnon Ana Uri twourecul CoNSTITTIIO2I.
There has been a dispel - Mon on the part of the Mends of
. pr es. , No \ drawbacks are allowed from' these
Sunnier Cameron tr. cen sure him for not voting on thy Le- ra es,—but the boatmen running from Port Rich.
comptcon bill. but pairing off with 'Senator Davis, of
3lississippl. In reply to a letter addressed to him by mend to New York are allowed 20 cents per ton
the senior editor of the Harrisburg Triewraph, on the re , action on the freight, which it equal toe draw.
subject, Mr. Cameron has written the following letter in
explanation. The sentiments contained in it do honor ba kof 20 . cents for the New York trade :
to the heed and heart of our"distingulehed Senator; nod I mot OF THE PHILADELPHIA, ti R. Hi CO. I
after a perusal, there ran be no disposition on the part
of any of hisfiSnional or political friends to censure him Philadelphia. March 29,1858.
for the conrA whicliboth Jusliceand friendship prompt- be rates of Freight and Tolls on Coal true
ed him to pursue : I p• tad by this Company, will , be as follows, Iry
WASHINGTON Crtr, March laic. 1858. 2 h Mareb„lBsB, until further notice:
• My Dear Sir:—Your kind letter of the 25th has been
wet,•ed.
My-frlen.ds in nod out the LeHdelature," you say,
“CCiroarr me for pelting off with a sick man who, they ,
say. could not be there.'
I certainly would have been censurable If it were fine
.that fol. Darla could not have been present to vote; hut
such Is not the fact. lie had determined to come to the
Senate, against the advice of his phyeletan, and-notnith.
standing the fears of his faintly. To prevent him from
doing so. a mutual friend came to me with an appeal.
It was a bad - day; I had been on Intimate terms with
him sines I entered the Senate ig.lB*. and I could not
hesitate to do an act of grace to S. friend, knowing that I
nut result could in no manner be affected by the loss of
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a Tote on each side. while my refusal might endanger
' his life• ' and believing fon, that I had character enough gi
mOO in the contest thus far, to do a good act without
incurring the censure of good men. . •
While I have omitted no exertion to defeat this oLe.
comptou swindle," and while I shall faithfully and Zeal.
nicely act with my party for the common _good of my
reentry, I will not permit myself to be one inch behind
my opponents in the emitterlea and civilties which de- !
price politics of their harshness. and invite men of
kindly feelings Into the reinlre of tbeState. where sorb _
courtesies will produce no injury to the public. I prefer,
greatly the grace of the infidel Saledin. In carrying, at ,
the risk of Ills own life, to the tent. of his foeman. the
proud Cceur De Leon—the talienian ..which restored his
health, to the doottish reformers wh - o killed the persecu
ting Arch Bishop on his road to chnrcb, rather than let
him live and r! pent. '
I hope. therefore., that our friends will not feel that I
Imre neglected my duty or committed any fault' by ao.
cording a favor which, under, shadier eircumstanese, I
should feel that I had a right to ask AT myself.
Very truly ydnr VHend.
Sf MbN CAMERON.
e. C. co. Ilzer.xxx. Barrio:bur:A Pa.
PEN .PASTE AND SCISSORS
l•Fat!t•ilay in Mtine. April 15. •
Ait‘Deiths in New York last week, 476. '
2filr'Dentlis in' Baltimore Met ruck, 110. .
pilr•Benths in fart. week, 190. I
i lgreounterfeit five duller gold pieces are in'
circulation.
alantae .linmuntle nre t 0...
regions of Virginia.
pif•Navigation on the *rris canal was re
sumed on the Ist of April. . .
#l-It appears that Thos., Washington Smith
is in perfect health Rnpid recovery.
7,1" - Tbere are ninety Qdd•Fellows lodges in
Maryland,*eamprising 13.000 members.
3 larSixty thousand doien.of paint leaf hats
aro iicananciumfannualli at Nashua, N. 11.
g rierftStrawberries and create are l now,offered for
sale at !nib! of the restaurenta In New York city:
fiVY•On Wcdne,day, a child of Wan. Ilanlyof
;.;unbary, Pn.oged two years, was burnt to death.
,Z x-4116 eiinrtl debt of the State of New York
im now $28,889,000.. In 1817 the debt wee $200,-
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:4Y-Tbe nymenent nf the United StAte Areen
el nt Harrisburg it going to destruction frotri nog.
liss.
SA-The water her been let into the West
Brnnch Canal, o'nd the•boating reason hei coin
tnener'd..
.1011rThe propriety of the State of New York
selling out all its interest in the canals, is being
tliseuesed.
~VrArs American schooner. was shot at by the
English sloop•of•war Syx, on the supposition dint
slie,wai a slaver.
Affr The paei;enger depot "'of the New Jersey
Central Railroad, at Phillipsburg; was destroyed
by fire on Saturday. .
/Vieth; people o! Richmond (Va.) ere von!;
plaining about their trait billy. They want theta
lighter. So do the Philadelphians.
4 1..49.-Itfr. and Ides. liar:that celebrated the fif
tieth anniversary of their wedding on the Bth
iii.ter.t, at Maisilloo, Ohio, with a pleasant festi
val.
r Henry Stealer, the counterfeiter. who re
ccutly eecoired from the Williamsport (Pa.) jail
bag Leto recaptureikanil it now in•his'old quer
ten.
*r A letter fium - iChina , estimates fhb love or
livas by the Itonab.anlment of Cantor} at from
5,00 e to 10,000. The bombardment lasted 'alma
thirty hours., • . • •
la sold there are a handrail attorneys in'
Ciatieinna . ti who'bere never had a clue even be.
fore a city =gigot : ate—an encouraging prospect
for now limbs of the law. . .
Xtrln a single buildiug in Melon. on Thumb.
day eveoing, there war a prayer meeting en one
door, a hosing exhibition in the room above, anti
a calico ,hall in the tipper ball. r
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Maine; the floor pc an auction..
il some two hundred individuals
rely into Abe eeller; and lingo.
wasino loss of life. .
?d• Oust the War. Depa-ttnent
ehango.of tho uniform of the,
I 'fix upoii one lo 'accordance.
'dation of a board of exami,
!flied for That purpose.
!burette Legislature edjoDrue
lay, after parsing ITT acts 44
)priating to indoor -purposes
of dialler/band Mincing the
ix half million. •
riairrty. We believe no medi
a Monger proof of it/aloofly
\tail (litters. In eaves of DIP
I Debility, restoring health and
al! other reuse/ins have failed.
MTh St. Pepl,Ninueiotteu .itittlithes n lilt
of eighty- our pt the latiei .efllioheiseta which'
cnry in si from ono to thirty miles In length.—
*e ore any more lekeri In- the Turritir,r,•but
wen! omitted from the Hit because- they.hail
lames
.men's lights aro of frequent own:.
m in .laltimore.nceoMpanied by
SAM ore friends are foolish to tolerate them.
rem dy is plain:. 4 . thoroughlt,organised
and lice department. Place the firemen up
s chi f, and district them. ,
.1 is stated that graoshoppmeeme hatching
is m t lions from the fie deposited by the
rtn w visited potion/ of Texas last year.
may ev cover the prairies. So far thaw have
fined heir attacks entirely In herbs in the
~.t troubling the grass or the coops.
hir A letter 'front Aspinwall state, that the
tator Santo Anna. is again on his way (for
dose th time) to Mexien... lle ie the men
per
,pre en o f an imperial "Micawber," See.—
4 es t wh i ch is in a complete state of retro.
b will doubtless, find something to turn
•
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- A dhanibus cant hat been invented which 1
is au cicnt money Om sizteearides (32 three
pi r). Ily pushing a, small knob near the
tile, t e money for one ride is made - to project
he o f o the r end, whence it tan he,earily - taken by
drive . It is designed. to avoid th'e crinoline
-4114 hat•mashina. toe•tr!!'ading, process •of
in t o fare while under id headway. which
own e of the greatest nuisances of the omet
eget . , i
e duly 814143'
' e volonteaws 'which are called for under
Pres at act for increasing temporarily the
rkiag force of the military establbihment are
to • . rent to• Utah, but are to take the place
the r. ntar troops at the different posts frotc
fah t.O tatter are drawn. As the different
fti oin the te:ol,ar force are forwarded to
it d Unction in inah 'rerritory, Ile new vol.
eel" ill be called on to reinforo the different
airy poets. '
ger nother 1111nole'prisener has been defying
keel , re, hacking his own bare arms aid lege
h a sor, declaring his intention to die.by this
to are, and threatening to brain with a stove
any .. an who should • enter his cell. At oun
ce threatenettzo cut his throat, set fire to his
'I; an perish in the dames. The keepers threw
loan tv of cayeine pepper In his eyes, and
Irbil dad and thtomikinff of his guard he wee
ured lie then threatened to starve himself,
t t accounts Was penitent, and bad concled,
not o kill himself. rateytperance was his
iates temptation and h i is only fault before con-
E COAL TRADE.
he ,nantity rent by Railroad ,for the week is
574 111—by Canal 17,917 15—:or the week
492'05 tone.
'he' slimed is short of last year's shipments
let , 11'1,204 19 tune, and the Canal 111,0b0 03
is, . eking the deficiency so - far this' year, from
buy i ill County, 133,255 02 tons.
rhii rade opens unusually dull Ibis season—a
r en goes of Coal were required at a number of
kits where they had run out; but it is supposed
tat t ese points will be supplied in a few weeks,
hen e trade will drag again for 'a month or
TO; ..loss business should show a l greater im
rove sent Wan it has done for the last few
soot is.
.Fir t quality White Ash--Conl is d i ffered nt $2
Ir t here—second quality White• Ash, inelu
ing
rey Ash. 'rangl. frOm $1 75 to $l 90—
.ed •sh from S 2 10 ti - 'S 2 25; necording logo's".
lye d vein. ,The Asl4nd Operators ask . from 10
, S
'0 21 cents. above Vito . Ash prices this side
of.th . mountain. .1
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'Th • folloWing is the( ate of the trade compared
with , tuft year, tithe present time : - ' .
1 . • 1857. ; 1858. Lo'a .Gain.
ichu 18111-42.11., ' 447.850 330.1145 111.203
Canal, 35,774 19.724 10,050
Nett! . Valley 11.11., 84.724 1.12.361 '; 1 0767
Icran on, Soutti,. 62,944 711.:X/6 - -
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631,292 534996, 133,255 34,959
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' 532,996 1 34.959
I . 'lox
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1' 'Richmond, 1 40 : 135
•• Philadelphia,. ' 1 40 41 35
I+ 4 . Inclined Plane. - 1 40 ; 1 35
' 4 -,i icetown, 1 401 1 35
1‘ Germantown R. 8., 1 40 1 1 35
t Falls of Schuylkill, 1 40 : 1 35
o' • Manayunk, 1 40 1 1 35
• Spring Mills, 1 35 I 1 30
1,4 Conshohocken and Ply- 1
1 1
mouth Railroad, • 1351 1 :0
1 4 Bimbo's and 'Potts': and, 1
' . Junco'', ' . 130 i 1 25
' Norristown or Bridgeport, '1 30 'r 1 25
4 Port Kennedy, 1 , ' 1.35: 120
' Valley Forgo, . 1.25 '1 120
'PhecniSS ii le. . . 115 i 1 10
' Itoyer's Ford, - . 1151 1 10
' Pottstown, . 1 15 ' 1 , 10
' Douslassille, fr. 115 1 1 10,
.' Birdsboro' 1 10 : 1 05
Reading, .95 : 9Q
' Between Reading ''andN . I
.4 -hrarille, • • 05 - DO
' 31ohrsvq1c. , 95
. 1 DO
I '. Hamburg, :95 ' Al
4 Orwigebnrg, . 05 ' 90J
By order of the Board of , tanagers,
W. 11. ituanstrwair, Body. ,
The Railroad Company have agreed to ship Coal
rer Wharves not leased, for those who are not
bad holders, at 12 cents per ton..
Then, aro the same rateithat Were urged by the
oat Trade lame time ago upon the management,
nd their adoptl;m his been hailed with great
/Wet:lotion by the trade here.'
The rates by Canal remain without change, being
he same a last year. .
Fromi Pt. Oa rfoon,Mt. aoton,3. Haren,Pt. Clinton.
! o Ilbilade plkia7 65 ; 84 82. 50
The mica inf . the line remain without - change,
Iso, we believe. There la adr nwhack of ten cents
oir ton on all Coal landed and consumed at Phila.
lelphim. The Nat)alkin . Company have! Land
ngs at Red Bank hclow , Philadplphia, far the
ranshiPment of Coal. .pifteett. cents per:ton is
the charge made bytho .Company, tor tranehip
meat from the boats into!vesvels.
Wo give the • following- comparison of rates
between tho Conga and Railroad for the trade at
different point!: • ,
_ ' To' Philadelphia by Railroad
Friiglat and toll to Philade!Ws,
To Philadelphia by Canal.
The drawback of 10 cents by Canal is counter.
be \zinced by 10 cents advantage in cartage, and a
small gain by Railroad on freight, leaving a dif
ference of 6 cents in favor of Canal to Philadel
obis; f,;r all Coal delivered East of Broad street,
and West of Broad 'street, 16 cents per , too.
To IVear York by Railroad„'
• T
. 11) Port Riclimond • - .
Freight to Nbw York-$1 00 (less draw.
, back '2o verge to Bestrewn), T.. -
~ ..Tranabipuient et Part Richmond, -
The purchascrs iu New York prefer receiving
tbeir Coal by Canal,. which gives ' , .the Canal an
advantagis in this respect of from 5 to 10 (was—
sail our Operators, who sell their Coal direct, prefer .
I , ending by Canal, because, it requires less money
—they paying the tolls only by Canal. 65 owns,
while by Railroad'they are compelled to pay the
toll and [might also, amounting to $l. 40_per ton.
- This gives the Canal a slight advantage over the
Railroad' even at these rates. Coal, however, com
mends a higher price by Canal than does ria.
Port Richmond, whieli• places the two avenues
about on ap equal foisting nit regards the New
York, Trade.
Pottsville, April 3; 1858.
Freight, -
Toll, -
.Loadipg Boat at wharf,
T. New York by Camel/.
FrOght to No* Yorki
Toll by Con 4 - -
Puttingou board Boat, .
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Te r the Eder by .11etitre9t1.
To Pi. Igebtoonde.: - i•
Truzliiment,. • - -
To Me Pot bo Canal.
Freigtit,
Toll - .
Puttinqa o . nat bora; •• • ,--
Transb;pusen; et PhUatio, -
Th. 5 Ter °tet t , alloTed_ 5.1 4)te Lateral Refl•
roads ottqqat eistielbr 0 :1 :84 0 1 1 4
, fl ow ed by the Heeding. BillCoati . toOPisri ilkh
ewed end Philedelphie about . ..balances each ethic
is all the nbese Celan'attune. ' -
The following riateo of toll, ec., bare. becii
adopted by die Readink
road on Coal, tnunPorted from Schuylkill County
over the Rending and Lebanon Valley Raiirnecla.:
76 Station's ma rums - • Fovea • - Nie* 'Firm
kb. Kik*. R. alt CISTif46. lidnni. Adorn: Pt
niakisig Aping, 1:0 • 1r.., . 1 1+ .4.10
Wert/ermine, I 1 35 130' 120 , 1
Irgobesords,
Womeixdorf, -I 40 135 ..1.23 . 1 . 24
sliseniefa. 1 • ;'• •
TAtuthe
130 1 n
Meyeni 46
ewn, 1 1 40 • • •
Letkaona., . _ .
. l bb • .
130 147. • • 135
Spring, Creek. ITo 60 1
,rS
~107 -r)
ummoutranil •
Uarriaborg.
.• - • •
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Is masts A ;UVULAR. VltlN?—Tbis lineation has
been again mooted, and reeentdevelopmenti seem
to prove eonelulively that there Is laJagnlar Vein,
Separate 41d distinct/ from and underlying the
Mammoth Vein of Coal. During the week, MT.
Mord 4. wile has far seyeval years been engaged
In driving a, tadnel .Mortk tram the - : lowest level
of the Mammoth Vein of co,l, struck tits
larVein, and foend thirty feet of bealtiftd
The length of ilia kennel 174-jarrdifiem, the
Mammoth Vein, end thilndieations of the s't' r ata
overlaying the Mammoth and the vein street:are
so different, as to prove almost minket:rely that
the Jugular Vein does exist !operate and distinct
and underlies the Ramitioth yob. Should further
developments prove the :•eurrectoeu of the ahoy&
supposition, it will add 'vastly • to the - present
vet
user Coal lands, arid' will ;largely increase. the
hidden treasures of our Region. Mr. Bards his
ran his tunnel near•the centre :of the tract, end
has a rum on the vein of ;tic:int two miles, with a
',mist ringing from 250 to 500 foot, and of coarse
een ,work it both !set and West. The Shaft
which he recently sunk and erected a 500 horse
power engine, which will ihe in running ordei
next week to pump water,kwill drain this whole
extent of this vest Collier? Establishment t em
bracing several veins which ! bans been cut in the
tunnel. Specimens , of that Coal taketi from the
different benebeiof the Jugular Vein tin hi, semi
. .
at our office... Ws Congratulate Mr. 'Dards On his
good luck in the present state of the trade.
A GOOD Inca.—A denier frotit abroad advises all
those who have choice Coal Yforntle in the Sohl4l
- Region, to advertise the same in the, Miner.'
Journal, designating the kind of Coal; and how
it cad be sent to market, l l whether•by Canal or
Railroad'. Now, that the heading Railroad baa
agreed to ship teal, for itarties not holding,
Wharves at Port Riebuiend, many of Ole' Opera.
tots having desirable qoal;cint make sales direct,
and thus maintain the character oG their Coal,
without selling it to theimiddle men to be mixed.
The suggestion is good one,. and we; have no
donbt willesult to the interest of all parties, ae
well as ourselves. Some of the Miners and Ship
pers hive already availed; themselves of our col
umns, and many of the Operators who are not
Wharf holders, will find it to their interest to 'do
so altd. I •
P nErA Coax..—pm:mall exertions, by
' means of Slate Peckers, re.arranging of Screens,
Ac.,:aave been. and are making, to prepare Coal
in the beat ofder this season, and we believe that
Schuylkill Coal will be shipped iti better condi
tion than it everlas been heretofore. None but
Coal prepared in thet,biit manner wilt find a mar
ket this year, except at a positive loss.' Schuyl
kill. Coal only requires to be shipped in good con
dition, to give universal satisfaction: Coal • wait
be Coo/ this year, .
L6IIIGFICOALe-.-Vlll., Dusan, Norton's% CO., have
agsin been appointed Agents for the sale of the
Lehigh Company's Coal. The prices on board
veesels and at Mauch Chunk, have not yet been
fixed for this year'.
'Lyon k Boyt's Percussion Coal Breaker,
Can be seen at ,theiroffice, foot of North 10th
Street, Williamil;urg, New York
PORT-RICRYOND COAL MARKET, April 2, '5B
The redaction in tolls, dm, cauh a correspond
• ing reductiori in the price of Coat on board.
.Prieee are not yet definitely settled, but_it is be
licved that the following will be the rates :
Width Ash on board, $3 45 @
$5 55
Red Ash, $3 so ® 75
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New YORK COAL 'MARKET, APRIL 1,183 a.—
,
The receipts per. Railroad : continue liberal with
large prospeetive arrivals per Canal, which, 'with
a 'very limited inquiry fur local nee . has caused a
decline in prices; Our stock is large, and holders
inclined to meet:the marhet freely. The sales by
cargo have been at $3 85 @) $4 50 and . from
yard at $4 75 ®'ss Is per ton. Foreign is
quiet ; last sales of Orrel at. $8 00, and Cannel
° wt.- SIL 00. 4 Moe.; Newcastle at $7 00, and
.Scidch i Cannel at $6 50 cash.—Tribune.
Boston Coal Market. ...
[affrectrAt lieesktilfrons the Boston agrier, March 30.)
' The market for coal continues very quiet. Fey Menu
and Sydney, prices are entirely nominal. English Can
e.j net is steady at $1 504 12 it chal., cash. Auth to
11
.bas been to steady retail detaaid at $6 60 ®s7 ? n.
_. Cannel. • • ,o; --. • dui 11 a) kb „I 00
Newcastle, • • ' • • none @,
orret. ' - - ' -' - - none 0
I • Sydney, - - ; • mine ebal 750 55 75
Pictow. • • 1 - - mine dial 720 ® 26
Plctou sine ,- -' .- mine chal 625 go IA
125 120 Ilchuylkill,:white ash, ton • • • 550 .5 75
125 120 do red ash, .- ' • •• •575g0
125 120 ' do `lamp, - - - • „ 600 58 625
125 120 Lehigthlump. , ----- 6.45 58 —.-
125 1.20 4Johns, lump, (Schuylkill) -- • 6 Z 58
' .:-•
125 ISi . Lackawanna, L- • - - - , -5 50 sye 575
A 25. 120 ' . AVAIL PRICIS.
1 20, 1 :so 'Anthracite 'white & red ash- s - 650 go 700
SY TELEGRAPH. •
' Fairti,6o`ctocz.v.lll
Freight:Pons Ri listond to— ..
Charleston- - •1 50 Dancer's Point • -
Bangor - - r 1. 50 Nantucket -
Ilavannah- • • ' -2 00 Wilmington
Portland. - 1 .- 123 New York
115 110
115 1 10
110 110
110 110
100 100
1 00 clOO
100 100
100 100
Schuylkill Coal Trade for ISSII.
Quantity of Coal sent by Railroad and Canal, for the
week ending on Thursday evening but:
Port Carbon,
Pottsville.
Schuylkill hann,
Auburn, -
Clinton,
Total*, the week,
TOtal by In 18h8,
• -Canal.
Total by (Mal and 'Railroad,
Bbipmento to male period tut year
weal. TOTAL,
.27.104 00 417,4916
15,176 00 35,773 16
By Railroad,
By Canal,
necrotic no 11158, so for,
antes of toll and Transportation on
, RAIL ROAD FORTIII PRZEIENT
~:_., -.emu- From . • From . Prong
E'lli.Carboas. B.Havgn..N.Clintes.Attburs.
To Mamma, $1 40 - $1 35 $1 25 $l. 23
To Pbllad'a , •1 40 .1 35 - 1 25 120
'Spring 31111 s, • 135 '1 30 120 120
Reading.. 95 90 ' 80 .80
Rates of Toll by amid nor toe present.
Pros Pt. CarbOn. dli. Carbon. .. Haven. Pl. Clinton.
To Philed'a., 65 61 82 60
•Spring Ming. 60. .59 -- 67 '6O
Norristown, ' 55 54 • . 52 43
Reading, ZS _
...,7 .. 35 31
17. -
Rates of Fretjht by Canal. 14
Finn Pt. C. & Mt. C. S. Harm. ft Clin ton .
To New York ? 1 125 160 165
To P . bilagra.,_ Cw '
•
To lielaw Front , / 0 To 5
65 :
. Rat of Toll. Re., to Baltimore.
From Pin ee.iiehnylicill CO, 2 5
From MI rsktirg. Danphin Co., • 210
From Trevorton. Northimberland Co., (private arrange
ment, in consideration of bonds, taken by the Coin.
. pany.
- $I 34
Schuylkill County Railroads 1115111
The following la the quantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads In Schuylkill County, for
week ending on Thursday evening last
WM. InTAL,
Mine 11111 and B. Haven R.8.,17.477 01 \ 9%101 07
31t.arbni. " 3,810 01 \ 12,32.10
Schuylkill Talley • ." 4981 12 • '21,079 14
311. tlarbm &Pt. 34rbou " 6,077 'Ol .. 65.859 08
31111 _Creek,, I " 8.660 06 51359 10
1.1111513c.hoylk111; . . " 5,569 00 46,108 01
$1 40
71=
Rates of Toll and Transportation
OT Tag LLIIIIO/1 PALL"! RAIL PAM?.
Mina Chunk to Trenton, - • , • IPi
do Ributbethport, - • • - 2SI
do Morris Canal Basin atyliiiiipsburg, 13
For week 'ending on Saturday last
. , . Win. k . TOTAL
8.111. 3110 one(Wm.lolloes A C 0..) 1,643 03 D'5,2.28 09
N. Sugar Lost.(Paeker lk C 0..) Ern 16 1/225 3
N. York A Lahlkh.(lramriert A Son,) 1,017 07 ri l ms 104
Council Ridge. (Sharpe, 1.4 C 0.,) 1,654 0115,449 00
Cermet') Penns.. • t 147 00
Cot. A MX. (Rateliff A Johnso" n,) i 1.50914 18,044 19
Hazleton (A. Pardee . f Cn..l 1,478 05 19,433 02
N. Op. Vt. (J. R. ileCreory, /I 01..) , 409 19 8,61809
8. 6,.111.(D01tda a Pohaeoo.) ' 1,124 24
Y. 40. Lehigh. ' .- '• 101 1 .1 1 ' IN IA
Sammit Mines, . ,• . .04
Total,,'
Last year,.
Increase,
.....
P . lssegrave.Clial. deter 1838. ...
Amount transported during the mouth of February
• NOSTII. , TOTAL,
17nlon Canal, . .5.0 1 4 1, • 12,223 12
Nimbus flatiron& '
.4,670 10 • . 9.999 09
'kens' Valley peal Tratio fOr
. .
welt. ' TOTAL.
IrillOY Coal Co., • 824 la URI 00
Short Mountain Gael Co.,
.10 3,203 00
Total, 120 . 03 . 6.2112 00
Freight and toll from Itlllersbgrg to Baltimore, t it
'" Pl*o2 l o‘ o . • • " • te
THIV/114011 Coal Trade dor lead.
wiry. tam:.
1,737 12,1)3 09
for the liftk.
RAILROAD.
• 5.330 10
1.016 12
7,991 00
861 02
4,325 06
19,514 10
too', •27,4W2 OS
tons, 860,86810
6,700 00 483,0Z3 12
awns le
tons, 133,55 02
Lehigh Valley R. R.
3.733 01 112-100 00
7,733 03 13,724 00
1,020 O.& 21,630 10
_. Si:wanton Cleat Trade - to! 1858. -
For weekjetilliW c otqatiatOttlaull T_l
strium ;
Shlpibedioritt, " 1444 uu
shipped South . , t,423 13 :-74v.41 to:
•
forai 'l3
7,966 It
- -
Broad Top Coal Trade irov18511.'••
Ha the Irwit,
' t ,-Csnaboajapid Coal Trade. 'lll3B.
For the last areak. , `•
•
'AND . OT4ER : .}ICHUMEILL CO:13TOcK.:81.
VIEZIT 'VT 111131.111111 TIIOIIIIPSON. 111.1111.11.
' - Railroads*
Plttladelphla..lteadlor &Fettle/111i
Mina Hill and Schuylkill Haven - -
Mount Carbon - . . . . . . .
Remit (Jerboa dad l'ort*bon' . .
11111 Creek - - . - ..- - - - • -
getkaililli VOW , r 1 ' •-••••- - -
Lerberry Creek-. i ',.... ~.. .. . -' ,
' dulled' I
ikituylkillfirrigatioa
<- .. •t . "
preferred .....
. Valor Canal ... '. :L. '- ' , 6 - .;... , 4 - . -:. t
i t ie
BBL& flad'a ...eel Tralieportai'ur.4.. 14
Railroad &C ICoospalelear,
lidlelichayl.l4 ' It. 11. d OtpaliCo. - 1
Leldsh Coal ANs iliatktn Co. - - - 1
Hazleton Coal Go.- • . •
lee& liodoteln Crud Co._ • • ' • •
Peinutylvantsl co,.
Thitaibln Coal k PD.` -
bytes, Ta ll ey C ire:. - -
Be !sr Meadows k B. 11..C0.• •
Litanto Ra4lread *Coal Co.• ' •
Coal Coolpoolas
Forest Improvemilluttto • • -
Nettk American Co : .*lfewrall •
- combos -
Delaware Cali .....
CustbatomiCaal'Co., • - •.' -
:U. Creek Cod r.•;..- -
• . ..mistsatimeelass
Minors ' Bauk .- • -
Farmer' Usiik - - - •
Pottsville:us - 1 • - •
POttisills Wstei • - • n
far- The Stook of all C al Oomplinies
the Abovelist when furnished by those
niCiir I lon.
NEW SDVERTIIENTS
eVAL and 'Hollow,. Carpet Tacks,
tn
• Yilamers, tc,. aTIONTIM lIIONPSON'S;
.81oN or roc Saw." or. Centre Anti Market, streets.
Pottsville. April 3.'bB lA.
, . WHITE LEAD, ' • .
OIL Turpentine, Alcohol, Japan, Li,.
tit/keg% 4:11w, Potty. Ven..Red. Crow Yellow.lissil
Lead, ke.. at ATICHTEIt it 711011P110101.
"SIGN OP NMI SAW," cor. Celli° aid Market streets. ,
Pottsville. April 3. 'l4 . % 14- . '
- •
• HAY FORKS,
IVAN.URE and' Pot.i.oe Forks, Sho
.l. vele And Stoops; also, Spat* Bbort4 slog York
lia,,dios,at • . ' 8 r LICHT E & TWA MON'S.
•,5143:6 or Tua SAW," oar. Centre sob Market streeta.
Pottsvi Ile, April 3,14 .
PLOWS! PLOWS!
EAGLE and Hamburg Plows,. Side
11111. Ridging newels. Mould ticsulllaandinstrro red
uding Cultivators. at STICHTER erROMPSOMR.
..SIGIV CM rue 'SAW,. eor. Centre and liailtet struts,
• ' Pottsville, April 3, 0 88 • •-'- - - - ' • 1-11: -
ApJOURIIJD CCIUIRIG -
A N adjourned ourt -of
- . COMMONN
PLEAS, will he held at Pottsville, isond for tie
county of Seh IkiU, on MONDAY, April Ifeb, 2855, at
10 o'clock in • a threnonn. to continue owe week.
Sheriff 'a am e. Pottrrille,l WM. MAT& MeV,:
. April ' 1858. J 11441
SALE.
JILL •
ILL sold at public sale on Sat-
Urdey,! April 17th. 183 S. at 1 o'clock, P. M., at
'Sather's Locks,'an the Schuylkill Navigation, about.
three miles above Reading. the materials tannest' ertmL
posing the canal boat "N. V. Jones." consisting of tine.
her, planks. spikee, and iron work, the simehavingbeen
found on the dem al said place, add apparently admio
doised by the owner, hare been trized=snd will be Nolg I
AS above by t Z. T. GALT.
1 Agent for Schuylkill Navigation Co.
April 3d, 18.5 1 3 14-3 t
BARGAINS IN PAPER • HANGINGS.
Par
subscriber has a' fine stock of
Paper its on hand, selected with care, ter
Par cm. flail. and Entriee, also cheap papers in great re
riety—some as law as 0 matt, a pieta. which Is less Mad
a cent a yard, all of which, will be sold at about whole
sale prices. Paper Hanger" can be supplied with lots
cheap..
Alla Paper CUrtalns and Printed Shades. Fire Boards,
Le,,,esdbracing the latest .and most Fishionable Pat.
terns, for sale wholesale and retail at 11. GANN ANIS
April 3, 1 ,54 14- /hal:. Paper and Shade Since.
Anthracite Coals:
BcI.H.ARLES A. HECKSCHER &
-Shippers of Schuylkill Coale. from the celebrated
ACK HEATH and BROAD MOUNTAIN Warns Ass,
and the OTTO RID Are Velar. are now prepared to ear
cute orders, a.ither - from Philadelphia, (Richmond; wharf
No. II,) or frail itehilylkill Haven, per Canal, at the low
er:, market rates, for 'tingle cargoes, or for contracts-1a
be foreisheifin unifotan prime order.
!Micas—Nit. 45 South', street. NEW TORE; , No.
Walnut greet, rIIILADELPB/A. •
April 3 'US 14-Iy
-2-1
A RCADIAN INSTITUTE.. . !
THIS Boarding School, for the ecitt,
cation of Youth of both sexes. situated in the gab
et and retired t Wage of Orwigsbarg.Settaylkill County.
V p a mstuilml open
dtse Summer
sS t e h ss e i o u n s u o a n l M u e t n ti d shb .
r M an a h 3 es . ,
Valtfemstics. &antral Sciences. Omit. Latin, Frew*
German, Drawing. Made mid Piloting. ,' -.• , • , ,1.
Terms :—Bairdlog, Tula." Liable. Foci. per Seassfrai
of 5 months. flt(r. no extra charges tbr any branch=
rapt Mask antl painting. Fifty Dollars to be - paid
the pupil enters, a' reminder a! the due of the Session.
For further Infortrettionnddrers .
)I.IAS SCHNEIDER. A. M. Prineipon..
. nr. lion. JACOB HAMMER, Ratify': of Temkin-
April 341,1
.... 14-6 t
'ILL
,
be -
ss
u e'
FOP SALE
WlLLjbe sotii at Public Site, at the
hou of Henry than, In Hubleyvllle, laythe '
Township. Schuylkill County. on Monday the twetftb
-day of April; 1151, at 10 o'clock. A. M. the fbliorrhagsfe
scribed property, via : 1 House and Lot, with thentsper
tenances, formerly occupied by Benjamin Thaw? olds
Mimi and Lot adjoining the above with the aespartsr
DIIIIICOR. Alai); One 60 Ilona linens, with the rimekinsc
ry, consisting of Boiler, Pumps: Pipes. &c. One Mime
Engine with 'minding gearing. chains. We. One Itimiluer'
Engine, Screens, elevators, and the necessary macHlair
ry connected therewith. A lot of drift c a rs, ebt:
ace. A lot of T Railroad Iron.
Terms will be made known on the day of Bakal!'
ELI THOMPSON A
TIIOS.ILWALKEB, 1
3141
April 3d, 1849
• A,' H. SMITH & 80K, t
limns is
ROOTS, SHOES, AND TRITNICS,
o r e very deaerlption, wholenle and feta*, aS pekoe
• to SUIT ALL. can be found at
1 ? In 11 _ their New, Breland Shoe
• -,- :: ' -7 711 ‘i 1 . 53 'No. -344 N. Second
• A. few doom below the linen
Horse Hotel, PHILADELPHIA.
Sit try to :Please., and sell Cheainlini
Nonce vo Ctinvrat Mtacnuris.—ConalanCy on Sond e
a large assortment of Hen's and Boys' Boota,Siftera sod
Dor - tons coarse and titre; also, Women'sandEleacre Lam
Boots. daitere, Slippers, tr., he., £e.. and a welselested
stock of Youths' and Children's wear generally.
iiar . We would respectfully invite you to salt and ex
amine for yottrvelyes.
N. B.—TRUNKS manufactured and far asilr whaled&
and retail, at N 0.314 North Second street.
April 3, '6B to
CARDER, FARM TOOLS. £C.
TUST ;received and for sate at tile
Us
e Seed. Field and Implement Store elf thumb
Lawn Rakes, do Garden 'takes.
Pruning Chisels and Knives 7 Budding - Igainee.. .
Ladles' Fl o ral Bakes.
Ladles' Pruning Scissors and Tmosplanklng
Transplanting Trowels, and Pruning diularir Bug-
Pocket Pt-titling Saws. Nest Eggs. Cuttir Fada4g-
J.-Idles' Scissors tor Gathering Flowers, tr.
Hedge and Clarden.Shgrs, noes, Le.
Toy Spades for Ladled - . g
Grass edging or Bonier Sheers-
Garden BMW with Lines for Planting, lie:, tr.
Dahlia Roots, Summer Bulbous Rent e,,"11 arnd
Shrubbery of every description—not on imork, elstakselk
to order at short moths): .
Also. fur the Farm
Side nig or Swivel Plows. beat kind.
Doubld Moulding Board Plows.
Truck Plows. and Hand Cultivators at Pkows.
17,017 16
19144 10
330,044 17
19523,13
Horse Cultivators, latest and best patterns. -
All of which are of the latest and mos. approved Pet
terns. The subscriber also po)entes all k in ds of Awl.
cultural Implements to order, at manullietorerd prices,
at his seed and Variety store, where he win pay alien-
Hon to this subject—and procure the hest kind of ,
plemeats at the lowest rates.
All kinds of Farm and Garden Seeds tarnished whole
sale and retail. at the lowest rates by the Ihehel, quart,
or five cent paper.
01-Our reeds are of the best kinds zed am b• war
ranted. No uncertain seeds sold. S. HANNAN.
Deafer in &ads, ilbe/a, rte. •
iottrrllle, Apr 114,1838 14.
SCHUYLKILL NAVICATIOIC
THE BOARD of MANAGERS hove
adopted the following Rates of Toll en Misceilane
cm% Articles, and nn Bon* to be charged on their Works
during the yearlBs3:
TOLL TO BR Clint:MD PER.TON Of 5000 POUNDS.
MI articles carried ten saVes aad under, shall pay
twenty cents per ton, except Where this meonntaball ex
ceed 8 cents per ton on the ascertained tonnage of the
vessel for any lock palsied below Reading. or 4 mare per
ton above nestling. In such case, these last mentioned
rater wIR be charged. .
For any distance beyond ten miles, one moat pee ton
per mile additional will be charged, except that Lhar
stone. Clay, thick Bata,•Poste and Rails, Manure' and
, Cordwood, 'ball be charged not more than 30 cents per
ton. • . .
„.
Iron Ore, iTroestlit or , Scebbled Stone. Common Bricks,
Rough Dark, Sand, trowronght. Unilding,Ylag and Curb
Stone, not more then SS cents per too.
Gypsum. Slate, Marble; Ph'. Wick, Snap Stone. fish,
Salt, Ice, Copper Ore, Scrit , "lasee and Broken Castinp
tot more than *cents. • .
Pig Iron, Rail Reed, Reread litanufeefored Ison,Cist
logs and Machinery, Timber. round and scit l ;fiktwed
Lumber. Shingles, nay and straw , flour, - '
inhume Coal, Dletilted Lllnora and Spirits , Werc tidies
of all kinds, and all articles not otherwise specifirally
eronnwraled, not more thare.66 cants per ton The any die.
time: Provided, That If mote than 100 pounds of Ono
powder are carried upon any boat, the beat and entire
cargo shall pay the fall charter rates Sir every lock
Nove.—ln passing the Locka,Beate shall bare primer
deuce of Rafts.. Rafts not complying with this regale.
lion, will be charged the fLll charter rates.
' TO' t; 3N 'PATS. ' •
Fe nt o n
I
The Ton soty the °barter of the Company.,
116 1 4, cents tn every loch poised below Beading.,
and 4 cents per tote fo every lock , passed atone Beading,
on the ascertained ge of the vessel. and these rates
will be charged agar* every boat; but conditional per
mits will be Meted to boats ihkb may he navigated la
eariet conformity to Ivy and to the regulations of the
Com Polly, at the lblimelog rates:. ' '• • WEST'S ,
,
Boats carrying came, which has paid eve dollars or more Patent Galvaiite Cement Remittal&
.
Beata t unladen. ornith i cargo which has paid lees than ~ r
oe OLD or - RS ir, , Roars, of oar Pire ll i
eve dollen io tolls— • -, - DrAvING , takin the agenerfor: the
' For 5 miles or ander, • •• . ' ••• . ... • gil 60 Li_ aunty of fieltnilkill, tbr the above eelebrated
o mote than 5 , and not over 10 Milt*, • '.! 92 Fire and Water Proof Boole!, the aubwriber 1.
" more than Id, arid not over Bt Ti o lee , - •. • •.,t !!!!„, 50 : 'ly rolieits ordere for it. which be is to meats
" any distance beyond 20 miler, ~- ,• . to/ ' promptly and effectually. Besides be for
Any violation orthe tensor regulatious for using the new banditti". this thenpent an be put on lid Tooth of
navitratkor, and for the protection of the..ertnits of Ito . Alicia*. tin,trou. or any other. Metal, and is aqadly
Company, ulli'veuderr the' boat liable to an. addltiOnal i adapted to eat or inelheed took . . .
• toll, not eaceeang the full darter rate. and as eleteation 1 It 'imperfectly ealle defence against Ifigetnng to ow
ribald and ante Until .slich tont* 0 11, e1,i 08 10 10132 ;
__
_fie , goal „We, itOperVirrealo ?rater end floosie of straw
thereat stub
hir the
twisters, hi t ag. ... r.. ~, .:-. „ • , pnere.'ann ueluier eirapondea, cracks, *Or Mlldol4 ,-r , 1
..,. Boas making non n single htief . 6f the, works shall , Its doodah,' is beyond queetku. , ,9 ,s ~ , . ,
pay for each lock they may at arty-time pees ter tents It le matte and ape *Wheat hart. Ilnais.a aniNgle
per fan upon the , aseertaloed lonaage limner; above-, Antresekielcimijoiallialkitts UM dloopoot stat HOW
Umding. and ale centayer ton below' IWO*. egmeatdy •• . god reogegig ay,,:.., ~ ..„..., ;,.i.,3 ,. ,_ ,
~,
.; , „ ; ,
to lb* Art of Assembly. ~., -?. ':: , • -.-, .•. , , For tiookin or.twoomlblit MAMMiIo rood, MIN iitypiAd
D. order of t ti e goak . , -....• .F t FRALEY. ,1 . imetterriseta t the bent poupoMmog ova. theilieet
.! -- .•.. - - • ' Truk:het. . t Fur rofontaoso Anut,tonsicapply. jo;;- ~ ~ ... , .. r ..
Cilia of the Sobevikfil Ilaviption 'Coutpini, 1' • I7' ':,- ,. .. .!-."'f, . L. P. 131M)OILL Agilisf.. .
A. - , , ' Pkaadolettol AforgA Ptlus• • I ' l4 1,4 '• 4ftt 4o / 13 .t..ltudi r frge!id-‘Xt rl.-..-:+.1:,;'1 - 134 t
• .-. . . ' -'''''' .'_,..1-...,:-...
tdfifdi
. .
• Drr'
•,
tteisiO'nee 11174
%masa a sew lily Goode. add ,tips- -1
ern" Stat.' hz the balightg nn Gratrit' •-• ,
etzertmsext to Vegel''e tiottel. termerly ee4- • . 4.
--espied by fillhean t clambers, wbere
fheT 1,111-be kaF9l to tbeteirliede and the pith , :
weneritlly. Their burpeeelktolle. zizeleAvely,* calm
bathes% which it Ulleable the. 10 oal asap. •
• , airOrrs Tea a C.Au.VIOII.
Pethrillle. Apr 113,13 WU , , .
•
IV , ' ME 71ARME110! BANK; •01?
SCUILITLIKU.V. CcICAITIG Tikundu loom;
is*: heti! let, Ism.. • .
Capi ; t f a .
Aos - ers - • 1 , 1 , 11 I) 0
Bills dbeemateiandlassit,
Vest Estate. •
°old and Sitter Coln,
Dee by outer Hash". --
Sots a other oast?,
rAvawop
1 110
23,1 .
tso so
tio 1•0
I ill' 00
so 7'
so •Si
60 15
SO
SO
100 100
I 2:04
162
62'
2
• • $361,01176'
1414 " r, 150413 81
1.6.11 04
' ll' ..4.140 00
•=3,406
!fedi y the above litstemestio be ierrect. a s taken
frel. UM beaks et the Bask:. . W• MEAS., •
SW& did irsucruNd bent auhier:
• JACOB REED, J. P. S. ,blanch 6,10- •
D. to Doesitser.
Ott* hanks, Coousesesoth,,-,f :
Notes itsetesolattsm,
MISCELLANEOUS.
no 4)
n
so
us
strls
50
100
100
50
60
le
itAtioTa&crica.
toyer, °meows, ves lost
I • %lon on the Piano late and .11
on. in Pottsville and nelghbortni tome•
lass esoderete:. Apply at blsahre. wood 'door below
the PaLOaftl, ?OttsFilick RW111414
Is
oe
ao
so
II
3
25
00
00.
AI
18%
• JIIAR' MID RAILROAD IRON. _
TI..E subscribers nave now on hand
and
will well tbr CAS% at the lowed marnet price,
a v 'tack of theitest quanta mambas% Ilarlroa, flat
Ear Upton! Iron, and light T ails, Imagines. [ •
E., YARDLEY 2 SON.
Pethrrille. Noltaabai'M '67 48 '
WIRE ROME FOR SALE. '
THE,untlerm i gued has spn hand about
'2lOO feet of 1 1 ,4, loch mg vies rape of rOod.
wbtep orrored for ink on Tory rennotutbie troma,--
for particulars Inquire of the sitbacriter at Easton, Pa.,
or of Ell T. Cuaaer, Esq.. Mau& Chunk.. "
/loath Easton, , atarch a,'s 1040 WM. KELLOGG.
cOAL'L/NDS SALE.= .
subsetiber: offers for: sate 230
sire* of CoalLand,Shied...heir the Cleve. k Pitts.
Eat mad. Sallnevllle, on which there is hi mine opened
and la first:rate .irorking order. All the isprovements
cad fixtures are of the, most approved construction.—
Mee land in underlaid erith a veins of Bituminous Coal
of superior quality. The mine open comprises the tele.
tested Strip Pelts. which is capable of producing, at pre ,
sent, 60 ton per day. 100 tans maid be mined daily
with a little additional outlay. 'The subscrikter will 101 l
ail or the part on which the mine is opened. Pot fur
ther particulate addruss 'JOAN THOMPSON.
' 141 ineeille, Col. county, Ohio.
• • 6,10,
January 30,-V
FRENQH.LMICUACE.
T)ROF. GERARD lie' happy o
11 ply a second visit to hie fointer patrons and to the
friends of Education In Pottsville; for this purpose of
0001 Ingreetion In the above .tanguage. The - great
proms*, which his - pupils medivhst Summer. wee an ow.
idiot proof of the iation - the knowledge of
Feeach—which knoirledge; Prof. 0. has no doubt. will
be perfected In the space of tlme he intends to, remain
among them.; that Is, from April to September.
is Important that Ladies and Gentlemen intending
to study !should leave their names at Mr. BANNAPI . B
Bookstore, or at Mr. Notes 011ie. so as to enable •tho
Prot to know the number or pupils he may expect pre.
vleasly to popeeedlng to Pottsville.MUDD. •
Philadelphia. Mirth 23,'5* 12.81
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FLOWERING BULBS AND SEEDS.
cIIOICE DAHLIA ROOTS, 0110ra
eing the 'Sneed variekles. ~
ohm, Cardinal's, and the other Varieties.
Amaryllis, superb Velvet Crimson. . .
'
Three Flowers. I ..
Tuber 'toles. Double Mine. very'fragrant.
• .iirgr Now is the time to plant the Summer Flowerine'
Itanisln pots, to have them itt perfection. The suborn
ber late also.on hapd:a fine astrament of FLOWER
c.O
SIM'S, some of 'which are put up I¢ boxes, of 10 and 20
lands, with directions bd. to plant, t 50 ends and Si
per box. For sale at S. RANN AN'S ie a Seed Store.,
, - REMOVAL,
THE -UNDERSIGNED, in .order to
reduce their expenses and avoid lammed rent, so
as to enable th-m to sell good! at, prices suited to the
times. have removed from the,Stone Store House of Feti
sh:meg A Wetherill, to the Wilding adiolng the bridge
on Cesi street, which will - hereafter be known as the
"One Price Island°tore." where thelrold easterners and
the public generally will And a general assortment of all
lands of goarn., such ea; • . , •
Dry Goods, '' Fleur.
Groceries. • Feed.
Hardware, ; Salt. • ,
~.• (law:aware. Fish.
• Provisions. i Plaster.
Allot whiCh will be aald.at the limest prim., for clan
only., • .11ATTSON'd BADER. •
Port Carbon, January 39,266 • ' 54y ,
(__
A RETIRED. PHYSICIAN,
SEVENTY-FIVE E
ose .N.dT:firlilrh,l,V..E..-ze;:rso.Ot.
n f di ,
ered while In the East Indies, a certain cure for • Coo
gumption, Asthma, Dronchitts. Coughs, Colds, and
tieueral Debility. The' remedy wan discovered by him
when Ms only Child, a daughter, was given up to die.-
- Milking to do as couch.good as possible. he will send to
.such of his afflicted fellow-beings as request It, this pp
dpe,esitk full and explicit directions for making it up.
and saccesstully using It. -Re requires each applicant
to mime blot one ithilling7tbree cents .to be re
trirsedis postage on the: recipe. and the 'remainder
to be applied to the payment of this advertisement.
Addnese I DIV': JAMES,
kli timid street, Jersey City, 14.3. . •
Midek ZYke..7 , .. - ' - ' .- ." 13 ^ 1' •
BUR 1110117/M1,1171 lESITILUICZ
NQHTHEAST--%Corner of THIRD
and DOCK alreela. Philadelphia.
..- DAVID S. SMILER. PeeeideaLt
Jews W. 110wv06,-Sycretaty.
Weet;ipte 74tive yearWitding Dee. 21st. 1557, $209,116 97
Losses and flowage. for the unit period, 71,377 90,
Assets of the Oorapaity Diable to pay losses,
January 1,18;5, , 815.764 53
The subscriber, Agent Ihr the above Conapsni,hu re.
caved.* Scrip Dividend of Zrt per cent., and is ready now
to deliver it, and pay a Cash Dividend of 0 per, 'cent. oa
the Scrip of Ureter years. • • .
Person* desirous of- seeming to their fatuities a hand
suits snahlor a swan consideration, will - apply to. -
E. fialtiGUES. Agent.
li-lm
Ilottiville. March 13. '53
.
FRE_Sit CARtIgN - BE4DS.
ITHE biSKLBER is receiving his
j uinat supply of Darden Sends frtga the most ap.
proved Drawers. embracing a general aasortnieut of the
choicest Seeds for Garden or Field, and will be sold
wholesale and retail a t.the lowest rates.
;IfirMerebantot ;Trite kvnen and Dealers supplied in
torpor small quantities by the t'ound or dozen Papers,
at wholesale prices.
Merchants C-111 be I:lnvited also with . Boxes for $5,
containing a general assortment of seeds, which ran
repledishetas tit Imin out.
Clover and Timothy Seeds by the Bushel or Quart—
Clover for Yards, and Lawn Grass' Seed by tho
ptsand or smeller quantity—Wyandotte Corn, Sugar.
Cane, Seed, KottLitTi. Winter Cherry Or Tomato te.
Any kind of Garde n or Field Seeds not on hand,
fu
Dished at short not{ e r at ' B. BAN. AN'S
March IL '5B 11,1 Seed and Biwa, Mare. ph/firm,
~ 10078, SHOES, TRUNKS, £O.
THE Subserkber begs leave to inform
•
1 his customer , and the community at large that he
has just returned from the city with a
17117
fine collection of articles In his line, con!:
eisting of •
SHOES.
GAITERS,
25EIPPERS:
PUMPS.
of all descriptions,Av Ladies,dentlemen ask children.
An elegant article of Misses' and childrena' buttoned
gaiters, something new In the latest style.
Also, a new, let of Trunks, Valises, Carpet-begs, Satch
els. de.. Ac.
Customer work neatly and expeditiously attended to.
Storsand Shop in Centre. one door above High street.
`N in door to the Red.Front.. - eas
Pottsville,Maiy3o;'s7 22-1 y) DANIEL SCHERTLE,
CARD!
A Cardeldwatmeas Ezolmatvely.
i IIARLES ADAMS, S. E. coiner of
Eighth and Arch streets. Philadelphia. Informs his
.01 customers and the buyers of Dry Goods generally,
that he is making extra exertions for the prosecution of
his baslneen the arming seavon, and in order to enable
him to purchase goods for cant. and Poll them at the
lowest market letters. he has derided to sell at the smal
lest passible advents Sir ittr Chat Exaitsli`fi, /lie E
tie has reduced the pries of most of the Goods In
Stone, and has now open many New Goods. suitable Kor
the mason. to which.will be made daily additions. .
Ca will be taken to accommodate Yriends and Plain
_
persons generally. as heretofore. New DEEM 4100hd.
SHAWLS. LINENS? and FURNISHING 6410D5. gene
rally. Purchasers will Sad greet advantage In giving an
early call, the motto being .The nimble Sisprecc is Od
der then the goy Shilling."
The situation la tentral.and the store well Bellied.
March 2ti, lid [if] 12-3 m
VALUABLE COAL LEABEB
:HE Locust MOuntain - Ccgi anulron .
Company. offer to good tenants several valuable .
et teases upon the Company's pmperty; In Columbia
and Northumberland counties. The veins offered are
the large White Ash veins of the Locust MOuntain. upon
which. collieries' haver- been *already established by
Messrs. But A Pearson. Geo. 8. Repplter and M.G.
,
The mammotb•rein averages about 25 feet in thick
ness. and the noderlying vein tame 12 to 14feet. Both
veins aihnit a lame body of Coal aboie water level. The
quality of the Coal Is well estahlhhed In market.
The )line Rill 'Railroad affords an avenue to the
- Bastern markets, and the Philadelphla k Sunbury Boll
toed to the Soathern - and Waste's markets. 'Both of
these railroads are completed to the collieries upon the
company's property. Tor particulars, Inquire of
J; ANBPACR, Jr.,
No. S$ South Fourth Street. Philadelphia.
' Or, ALEX. W. URA.. Eig.d. Supt.,.,
Coitier LUC Columbia Co. c Pa.
February 13,1858• i 7-tt
TO YOUNC MEN. '
1300K-KESPING TAUGHT AS IT IHIOULII BE,
• AT till
)1 3 essasylvasatu Commeretat College,
" YORK, PA. -
2r
. COFFIN° Fro a , PrOged or, Mania cripi Forme
THE.
THE INSTWICTION.kiven at this
Institution is really a course of Counting-Rooss
Practice and Biereantild Affair': Each pupil is separate
ly instructed, under the sole direction of the Principal.
The superior method of teaching at this College is atter..
ted by the large number of students who hare entered
upon their duties, thus proving the successful Lane of
their studies. Par farther partleulareaddniss
"T. K. Kinn, Tart, Ts..
•
COMMERCIAL PENMA SHIP.
UPON THE RECEIPT of .FIFTY
emits. T. K. White's Braun of Peninanship.neatty
bound. will be sent to any address, free of
•." •Addrerw. • T. H. WHIT.II7X - Pa.
March mos •
Aso
AO t IT
10,40
MOM 42
$113,155 51 • - '
sao oo
- 51.
'A A I
1911MIMMEMR.
Sawn, g. Bfoisit. Vice Prat.
REPORTS ON MINES.
D Eroirrs of the English 'House of
deetteteee th e trotklng of Mai Stine", sati lb°
0 1 14...iTt oeoldeatie the musdAllustrated win' nu
motet* anaing*.a lrerr*aluabl**ad *ow* work, Ilk
dd. und3dit*porta far We *SAW Baokstore Of 11* dale
scrlbitr. •
Pottiville,Mi?elll6, , Zß " 4- ' . J'•
P ETAR l LTAZt a k il leaniSse l,
NIlkER§., - A:. L. 'KRA.' ER
-eastdiyinforitte bi , i-isebiot• .4.-.
1101glity..frhada. and the 'palate- {..-'l, ::....- ..
that she bminliremea in tbesuoi street. }r; .....-V....
aboveTetith.owelooe atom the,A , - -
iewbly lintildingt, a Mule for ,Permattent Ana Ttamdesti
linarders. white she will he happy to,necomatodate them
in the best manner: It Is one , of the twea deiltable Is.
cations in the elty, !mini on the faddonable promenade,
and bathe vicinity of tha.Publie Antisemenis. it offms
auperineindimatena tatilletgulyMmilisa cm* the
country: , Pererwitisalcmisof belts city with Oleic
&milks can, !Ay addreasigs *An*. asi'intain the terms.
sc.. and "wise the maw,gin to be certain of wow.
wtodattoh. It li bat dash* toe** eat certain
bet the most
Voila& terns. • . t March 6. 'l.B 10.3 m
'.:t.sitrse -- • sestis.
T:IIKAIMI CAltill&GE 4 WAGON FACTO=R - DO , LiSE . 'OF Tilk: KIDNES . S,.. , _
Howamshesoing mad Ellarrhanalthitsup. • ' i rt. , se cs ..". same
'pH' subscriber :tab' mrthismethod of z: : Ivy ARiszy ss , -(SF - ANY - FL' [NI)
Neer as Corner If BROjD egg craw; gr ,,,,d 5 .1 . ... i i.... . Er. ............-- LA INT, ' .
• .1 . - .
Informing the public that he has become the sole *1
. ' •' - .1:• ,- s ..-k '`-'' • : '" ' . ' *
proprietor Of the ettvisdabllshemat, nod ha holies. to ' -.
i
conduct , pas to give rot hrfintion
.. r 1 ! ! - - . • -i.„EVER AND ACME •
tolhe business eamenunilY, bb ,s • • ' , - ;•1' - ,'• • '
;doping none but the best of want- 1 , E I VRY FARMER. AND EVERY
men. And using the best materials
that can be found in the market. Bohm eryede a , on, F-AllilLY bee Its peculiar titterKsoutpoldtded ac
H ea l mee bseiie, I will s aa* t r a s - all wok t urne d out to as to some favorite recipe, handed down from Esther
A, to eon, perhaps. The prinelpie that steal° stimulant is
be as
Jobbing work of all kinds fromptly attended to mall Terwsw. 7 7 It every house. is undisputed. yet, hod . oit mu t e
cnoded by gonnillfrti hands, s often
u con cie tain erne
neatly executed. lie home by airtet attention to bud• le
nese and notionsblechargeet4 Merit a Raw& *Aare of ~ 14 1 : ttrot F • t li w ;',"*"* .° t T' public. I u hi tr'''''
the p u bli c patianno,; . 4 • ; .-- D4Leutf, DEAN, .1
______ ~. 1 ,, W. ere offer to be eta g y eon.
irrD. DRAT Moron halidglittiniertmeue ef 'Mir and 1 r_t_T„L• l l,r_n_ lll, , w' , wilt e xactly supply this w_att. Rte.
second hand. earriape and eip.ess wagons of various ~ ZliTiorMe°l harmon is e . proel. s litue.,„TmPe!nalnoti=
Myles. Also, heavy wagons of all kinds. Old carriages I. oak :. , .7's 7w. sacW l =Koff Hs ow
bought °react:ranged.
I ' Third' 1.4.!1ig ' 114 f
1 I se Wee nie E•linili tly eaf aa e, l e ti ta i rqcilas imee r i ori t i " ch t ec ac u tl y n . g th4l upo t n ibmh the
plialaa.ag.. l ut _ cani opus e reatlatio 44,.. ndoco nw th u e ll ac y t ate tou r oLt y he de ay bi g u te u m ei t o o s. th .atr e ti st e rd o i
WRITE- ASH COL IrO i R „ IA . I.S. 1
rr: HEundersignenessees of the Lan- :i iird of
te ~,.. ,a disease, after depression from beat, or any local! or *rel.
mate, Colliery, near. the toren of Shamokin. Norte' dental cause; ers'Amsti•Sperstedie. which. with a general
um Hand Connty.Pe.,,ertshlng to MUM from hustnern, . Miseetent power 'acts with a perultarintinence upon the
offer for sale the lean - and Oaten:sot the NM Calton , '
. nervous system. Calming otsvonelnitatien` when taken
en sattsfsetrey !arm'. This Colliery has been in 'opera.-: vtowly, wittmut tendencythe least to th e b a l e ,
"
tlon sines 18041 end has been imerenerful
,beyond expire.; itithout tint distreiteing reaction which le,t thetOeerf
t roast tonics-often musing toominjury thou theorisbud
The CersT le a,supprior artiste Mr . Oh :Mies to w hi ch . O di a mo t , :
. „ . . ,
Antiteinclie la Moulted. end Otos* MIMS' has Imo es'' , As a Tome. modendely and ineinanently exalting the
tabllshed for It which an be extended.: -- anemia of all parts of the frame. producing Necessurity
The Breaker end fir:tunes ate of the very teat charieteri
.a healthv increase of the action of the mottoes mons; 1
and In "6311146 order . pad will ^tPoßtneud tb 4 /1 96 "V : . ehellaraily changing the acidity of the stomach, and aet-"
to persons acquainted with the heehaw. ) ' N I- ing nrrnmilyispon the liver in regulataig permansoUy
• Thailears.was • toJuly 1,1 1 / 1 64, awn tea nororaide am ..; l i k e mu st y secnt riaas, . 1- : . -
for the operator. For Duthie information apply at the •',l NOTICL-Mhoever expects to lind this* beverage will
Colliery, in person, or by latter to Sh amo ki n P. 0., ii .I. ilea - ppeinted; but to the AA. weak and low•ephited.
Northrunhertandoounty Pa.! •
ORMAN, P . BALE' A CO. ' : _.i t win rave a P atella' arusattic ec " 4 " 4 l . - P" lea " 3l a
7-if __ li smell* rionedlal-ptoporties. i . ._ ,
February 13, 1858 I 1 -
- -
( 1117U - rferi l ig rß e otrrs at p H ri A vrte . jl
Pr ogiutten—rh. great popnlarity.of this delightful
"..fi st runa mild has I,:ltidanzlitstmannuyr:mitiantiltuosehich the pudic
• exis .m t h h e e ° p lc. esta an h k l l lsived iro teir mi ke tren wo w r n ii u — s, . , ' ll
,I,4uipiraßmerisertidustardoefahtiotritiall.r. u on b e a boi "lt i tl " e a wi Pelan il
conT a l n i m 'A I r ina
situated to the (*rough of Port Carbon, Schuylkill C 0.,.;! 'hoer infinitely imMrior it is t 0 all these Imltationa.,' .-
Penna. ' .. 1 ~..!,.;.,....;, i. •
..;, ~, ...... ,II KirSold at $1 per . bott its es ale bottles for pkby the
ci7bines,4l4'"three.nYewrimidenglitaieltb"l".aek"x'smltitloor.h.an".founilla-risyl 7. . - SOLE, PR °PIL ' ET 9RS I' *
toole end flasks; with ether timbre' efferydeseripliou •
ne . ' 'BENJAMIN PACE ' JR.' ACO..
eessary Ibr conduethig the bdsinast I leep ind•salua• 0 .. .
' 'it ANUS SeTtlitri:o
ble kiwortnient of -patterns of the most emend ma. R , .
• - • .
chinery, now used in the region nod s large stock of new 1 .
castings and raw material. Pensesakon given' immedl- ; pljanniuctlite . to a ,, itto elgutuds: i
stay. . , _ .r. ..- !
. .
_ PITTEIBURG VA. . * .. :
Th.- r o w s' , will be sold on mmanosbli term; and to ' i • •
any person ebbing to enpp in the bedtime .presents
an epportunity seldom offered. •- , ! 'For ini; In Philadelphia by the sigente-Roftman'A
. -. ..,
For further pertirulers loqirtr
uof the undersign ea at •
MovwlE, office of the .Heteogret; • John John., z 1 Rare
St. Clair, or between the hob rs of 11 A. if. and 2 P. M., .1 ' street: llyott It Sona:1113 North &M
od etreet.. ` Also, to
!lt
at Kirk A Rsum's office, Pottsville. J. S. KIRK. l , ' Heading, by Hitter' 3 Co: tanOaster, by John P. Le*
St. Clair. Feb. 24,1858 ! , . %if - 1 ! ' g 1>,.; Pottsville, John 0.-Brown, .7: H.' C. Hughes
and
! C. W,Epting 7.. Ta mailia,ls y E. J. Pry ; illuersville. J.
• WARMERS,: TRUCKMEN, &C. li K. Burns, and In tichttylhitt: llltYeu. by Dr. B. Chi
- HE • subscriber has made arrange- 1 - Orestes: f ! loaeroberl4, .57
, . - . , 1
scents for furnishing the following Fertilisers tit the I,' - -•. • 46. -
manufacturer'' , prices, carriage only added. at his Seed
Establishment in Pottsville:
Best Peenvian dusno, ! . by the Ton or Bag. ) ,
Pacific Ocean Guao,' •: do - do.
Columbian do '• , : do do •
Super Phoaphate of Lime, do er Harr*
Hone Sawings, • , ! do •• do ' 4
Bone Dust, do do
' Land Plaster, ' ! ' do do
Poudrette. • do do
Leinsu's Fertiliser, ' s, do do, '
The Peruvlari Guano is obtained from the Yamaha
Government Anent, for whim we are. Agent-and the
other articles hum the ' most, approved Rouses, so that
we can warvent them to be ghat they are represented: 1
•
Also
SOROIIUM-or CIIINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.
By the Pound. Quart. Pock ordloshel. together with
Covering's Pamphlet minting o r Um made of cultism.
ting it, sod making sugar and 'ohms. price 70 rents
a copy. or for 5 postage stamps espy will be sent free
by mail. Also Clover and Timothy deed. Orchard Grass
Seed. tore, titer with Garden finds of all descriptions,
Fruit Trees, Ac.. le- all of Which are furnished by the
small or large quantities, at - B. HANNAN'S
March 6.'58 10. ' Swcr Storr,,..Thttifilk.
• LITERARY BUREAU. '
AN EXPERIENCED EDITOR, a
se - Cement Author and ts.thorruuroly Edneated Lib
erary ruin. weary with twenty.flve years of the drudgery
of Daily Journalism, has determined to hire out Or sell
his brain at retail. to those who may require their ,
co in any,hortorable way. ' 1
Mrcedants, finglnesa men, Inventors, and Dealers of
every kind. will be supplied, off hand, with advertise-
meets, (poetical or otherwise.) notices, cards, circular*
or any apechw of article &Wired. . - •
Politicians will be supplied with' epeeehes, r-ports.res
olntfons, letters, teats. ittonphlets. editorial Articles%
communication.. and aiery port of brain-work, wails
they may find It incoirrenlent or troublesome to do tbr.,
themselves. „
Ladles and Rentlemen of every rank In. society or on.
enpation in life. can have letters written on any sntdect,
whether bust neat car sentimental.
The advertiser will also rondnet or translate entree
pemdenee of every kind, either English, French,Spanish.
German or Italian. I 1 •
Poetry.' Arroatke An. Ladles Albums: Notea, Billet
don:. Monodie.. and Compositimul of the most delicate I
and rogithitrotill character, fneldent to every possible dr.
enutitanee or event in rife, will be furnished hr lovicle-I
ble confidence. by Writing to the undersigned, and ex, I
plainling their wishes. i
Orders by mail, aerownianfed with meth. will be 'Aridly
and promptly attend,d to. • . J. THOMPSON,
• • Literary Bureau.
- Box =43, Afladelphla P. 0., Pa. •
Jan. 30,'54 ' (HI /dim_, I
- - • FSUIT.TREES,
i t
1
SHRUBBERY,
C- •• ' , - .-
TE. SUBSCRIBER , is Agent for'
several iellable Nurseries. and will furnlah good
Fruit Tires. which • can he Mied on as being true to
name. Three fourths of the Trees sold 1 through- the
country by Agent,' err the refuse generally of the Nue
serlea—or troth Preit.Treeri as ant not degralfdw—and In
a toalorldr of Instances marked to suit any kind ordered.
We nirnish all Trees at the lowest . N emery pekea, and
warrant them to be what they are represented. -All
kinds of Apples. Pears. Peaches, Plumy Apricots, Chen
ries. Nectarines. Guineas. Ac. •
. -
Also Grape Nloee. such • as Isabella, Catawba. Clinton
!and Diana; Strawberries, Raspberries, Currants,. Goose.
berries; Victoria Rhubarb Roots. Arpara.eus Roots, ke.
' e All kinds of Rose Bathes, Climbing Plants,—Ores.
aegis' Trees and Shrubbery. Se.. of all kin — di - . lifelifdini ,
the. Horse Chesnut, Sliver an d Maple: Catalpa li
'Magnolia. Elm. Mountain and Fl 'raring Ash.Europeen 1,
Linden, Double Flowering P and Cherry, Abates,
Larch, Lc, ke.
. •
The mason that Trees taken from Nurseries Will grow' t ,
when those taken front our Mountains will hot, la that '
those in the Num:taro are frequently': transplanted,
which gives a greater abundance of the ' 'smaller mots. '
which are the life of the Tree. This la the reason why
so few of the trees transferred from our mountaltut crow
when transplanted. ' .
Any information with reg ard to Cholee.Frult Grapes,
Pleats, As., given on applicatkinlto the Subscriber. .
Trees, Ac., furnished by the 100, dosen or singki.
_ I IlfrW. BANNAN;
• *kat for &Kral Reliable Nitrittraws.
aillboai In want of Trull , Trim will please nand, In
tbelrorders early. -
AsirOBEAT DISCOTERT OF TM* ASYLIM
lUPOIICANT TO ,
Tebabeo Chewers!
DR. GUSTAV WINAILD'S
Taste Restorative Troches,
The Great Stibetitate . For Tobateo.
Tis'a well known andin6ontrol4erti 7
I
hie filet that the use of Tobacco. la :the promoting
muse of many of the moat severe '.
ENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS •
To which the race of man is sttdect, as Careful anal
and long .and painful experience have clearly proven
that it rontaine certain narcotic and poisonous proper
ties most dangeents' in their effects, 'which by entering
Into the blood derange the functions mid operations of
the Heart. causingtnaoy to suppose that organ to be air
rionsly dissented. -1 • - -
TORALVH affects also the en tliW nervous system,Man
!resting Itself—As all *So have; ever geed the notions
weed will bear testimony—in Lassitude, Nervous irrita
bility; Water Brash, I)yspepela, and many other disor
ders of a similar Character.
THE TASTE ERSTORATTVE TROCHES • f
Are designed to counterect thee* baneful lagoon:Mond
have proved completely enceessful In a multitude of
eases and wh need. Being harmless in them
selves. they exert a beieficial effect upon the entire rya•
tem, restoring the Testa which has become vitiated or
destroyed by great Indulgence. eoteplefidy.recooving the
Irritation and aeoampanyingfiekling .eignsatkm of the
Throat—which are alwaya 'consequent upon 'abstaining
from the tire of Tobseto, and by airing a healthy tomato
the Stomach, Invigorate the whole system.
Perrone who are irretrievably undermining their .eon
stitations and shortening their lires, should use these
Trochee Immediately and throw oti.the injurious and
unpleasant habit of Totiteco'Chowing.'
Them Troches or Losengeit a an pat up In a econee ,
dent
and portable form at the low price of 60. rents per bet.
A liberal amount to the Trade.' .
Prepared noted,' by the undersigned.in whom aII or.,
den should be addressed._ JAS. Fe DOWERS,'.."Mhfifit
:Corner '4l and Race streigti,l'hilailembia.
March '6B . 12.1;
_ . CREALr INDUCEMENT_SY ." '
An Extensive vuletl i of iStsadiud nooks very
Ceap
THE SUBSCRIBER being desirous
- of miming his large steak of Standard Mirreella.
neoualleplut will sell them off et extremely low priors.
Among many others will be Raind . 4
Robertson's Ilistoslcal•Work.2 vols,Svit.
Russell's Modern Emory, *vols., Sid. ' •
Plutarch's Lires.Bro: • -
Life of the Dr/mot Vellingtou. Illwrtral ed. ' - •
Chamber's Encyclopedia of Literature, 2 vole.
Chamber's Information for the People. -" -
. Aen t'om it p 'i re emn bens m ire C ta o ry mm on eti th ta e ry ßi o b o le. th 3 e B Ta i l b g fe. Slroll. -7 .
lialdreth's History of the United States,. 6 vols.. _
llsocrori's ilistory of the United Stateo.6 sole. ~
Waverly North complete, ln 6 Ws., and in Meat.
Boswell's Life of Dr. Johnson by Create.
Smith's Dictionary of .Arts and Manufactures.
Appleton's Cyclopedia of Biography.' .
Irvinit's Life of Washington,/ reds.
South's Sermons. 2 rots.. Bro. •
Addison's Complete Works, 6 vols. . . .
Washington Indulge Worhs,ls vols. ..
. '
Cooper's Works, 24 ra'.... • ' -
Bayard tailor's Works. 5 vols. • • '
Don Quixote and Oil Illas,lllustrated Politicos.
Illustrated World of Art.
Tales of a Gran - Mather. • .. . .
Works Of Lorenzo Dow ' '
Deltas's Satinet Ilistory. plates. • ' '
Arabian Night, Butettainments. re
itaulmondl ll e Hunting Adventures in tbe North's D Wil d ' :
Cumin hig'iunter'o n
Lik Amain Lion', allbants
Aa '
1 'Stepr ter's hen's Egypt and the Hely Rand. goorlidg.' '
Ileadley'e Wash in
1 W•d Fa roilygt on Encyclo
and Napoleon. . . .
Newcomb's Cyclopedia of Hirxlol,44,oditiou„, - •
, Josepbuir's Work,. complete. Walton _
__...„.......
tre's Dictionary of Arts. Mstrufsetri_Vi_u_l.T.S.. ,
Lvell's Elements and Prineiptiz of (4• 01 71 - Lt_
_7.'1_ 0 .,
Library of Standard Plotkin sontroein. l l'. !.;;Lf .m. ...
.. , ..iz.
Fielding. Swollen, Hannah Hoe , 441 "‘." 4 " '
Porter. Le:. to. a ,/ Art,
Lardner's Lectures on &genre . 4 , -__ •
Encyclopedia of Religions Know ope. , ,
Dirk's Works.. complete. 2 yolr.
Layard's Slolvelt en _
.....i.yean .
Little k Brown's elegant Cabinet,
elmlie " C4llmen"rY nlbleaiee.trum=ue Otto.
Poets, scarlet elotb.eilL ..
d its
porome ird .
, ittronof
.. the , Brit ish
Ityrne4 Dictionary of, 111 _le. ....
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Nleholaon'• Irdierglopedla al Arrie7lll7,.. ,r-,
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UOLLAND REMEDY-
' -1- - To 7.22.lrandLas.
i lIR. HARDMAN, •
Anitirtteal Phynielext mad Physicleft for
Diseases of the les Offer , ',
• Fp . ,RIVIERJiY. Physician to eincini
-. ina I Marine Hospital and Invalid's Reheat! Cos
iespond ng, member of the elendon Medical Society of
Ohseav on. author of 'Letters to Invalid? ' " and editOr
of the : Medical Stethoscope." may be eonsulted le
l'orr,svua.s,At the rennsylvatila Hall; en
' SATURDAY. APRIL 24M, fur one day war!
ti:W•Di. HARDMAN tomtit Consumption. Itronchitie.
7Arylngitaa, 4Mhme. and Dieing of the Throat and
hungs,,by ileAlical Inhaiatiost: . . .
Di. 11A1)11801t111181 1 to pubDe confidence are Rini
; ded upon the folhieing facts: • ' ;' - •, •
I. Ills theta:Nth:and entrplete sequaintanie with the
practice of the most celebrated physicians of Europe as
- welyne America:
~ 2. ,The Peculiarities cif his system of taidleation—dif-
Ifeint from every other eier yet idefted—doas m44E:aka
*tek=tii make well: nor tear down to build up agii&-
1_ ' discarding all dangerous drop: and Polsonons mhutriffe,
3.111 a unprecedented experience In Herpital practlcit,
where, every form of.dfinease was presented for treat.
ment,' and. In ease* of death, en' examination of the
• dead body made, and the nppennynees of the afieetatir
parts carefully noted down by hia own hand for future
reference. These notes and observations thus made,
wtam ;completed. will Tone two large, Volumes. of Ova •
hundred pages each. which will .be_tpubllehel•for the
' benefit of-the Medical protoeion. •; • ' i
i: 1. In Addis inn to.ttila. hi? vast' experience,aequired by
trliveling nearly Ore rears.treating thousands annually,
have afforded great advantagee for otweivation and the
study of all diseaaee incideitt to the human Lanny. In,
this pigiod of time be has' traveled o distance nearly
squads two entire eirenita et the globe. and has seen.
prescribed far and been [cTited by nearly thirty Rene
:amid invalids. ..•I • . I I
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• - ALL DfNELINES TRRATEDI • ' r
In relatlon lathe foliciwing diseases. either when cow.
elleated with : Lang Airmail:ins. tir existing alone, 1 alit
I netts consul Undo—mu - any find - them promptly re retie.
PrOlapsugand all forma bf Female, Complaints, Irreg.
clatitles. and ,Weagners. 'l' . •
Palpitation eptetberlOrmi of Heart. Disease Liver
Com plaint. Dyspepsia, and all Other Dlstamas of Stomach
and Dowels, Piles, ie. - I
iiii-All Diseisee of the Rye and Mar: Nemaigisi, Hil
lery, add all forms of Nervous Die reee.
sa - x. charge.epr oluunationiss i
i -S. D. - HARDMAN, M.D.
•
11. • :
Flbt:tisry .
• ! - A dAIRDTHE.LADIESI
DR,I/11PONCO , S k'F.I3IALFAOLDKN PILLS
INFALIIIBI.E in •iemoring
• • stoppages Or irregularltlespi.the menses. These
1. sere nothing near. but 'hit's , Nten used by the Dixioe
"'tor-many years, both to France and America, milli sup
paralleled engem , ' in: everY ease.and he is urged by many
thousand ladlei who bars used them - . to make the Pills
public, for the allevbgion,of those suffering from any les
regalarities whatever. as well as a presintira to time .
ladies whose health will not pernitt an Increase of lenni•
, ly. j - Pregnant females, ot,those suppoving themselves
• so. are cantitmed against using there Pills, as 114 Pro.
prletor essutnei no responsibility atter the above. nano.
%Moo, although their mildness would prevent anyip,ln. I
la to health t otherwise, these are regommenQ„e -
Directions accompany each box. Price, $l. PolVehole
. rale and retail by C. W. EPTI NG, corner Norwegian and
C.rintre streets, Pottsville: Pa. • , .
Il trders must be addrikeed to .the • hbove 'Gan : oral
Aglintorbo will supply the trade at Proprietor's Prices,
and send' the Pills .contidep4lally. to Ladles by mall. by
their enclosing 11 to Clide.:NF. ff.PTENU, at Pottsville,
fiebuylklll county. Penna. .
See isigistara.".7 totrioico,"pn each box—none
othersgenniu&...
'7Pottsrll le:June 6. 'Alt [lf]
.
EVERYBODY CAI SAVE 801ErBMit. .1 •
'VERSON§ USING INK, or. those
who would like to Make wonethlng lt,lttonld
.well to send for a reeffes sod make their own, which
fan be done for Az - cents per stogie paten. and ftwis
boar to the yenta In linter quntltles. The stove will be
went to any person >W aIC mots In stador or oilier; by
a4Areitalng t I B. P. BOARDMAN t CO,
February 13; 'TS 7.3 m) 'tact Moeller, ?EL IT. '
FARREL'S £ HERRING'S
.Patent , Pile Proof Solos
S. 33.013NTWALIV, •
at from thi report , of the
CCM mitts. appiriln fed , td superintend t e recent trial
testa burning Safes at Reading: •
"On the 23th of February all the members of the Com•
mitts* reel to rri tees* gm Sires SO Wicks and Topers.
(Oared in tb•m) end,Weie .r.fect fy sitistied that allwas
Theday foUtiwing the burning, took piste. 'un
der t • superintendence of
tithe Committee-e
furnac • After a fair
and ImPlutlat burning lor ve boon in' the of
Messrs. Ferrets di nerring..the Sated Messrs. EVOLTIS
Watson was Arit °penal. the Safe being on Are
end the eontentaTartially consumed • whilethe contents
In the tisfeof Messrs. Firrels.4 flaring were in good
condition. and no Are liiside."._ •
• The Editor of the /kr*, and -Schnell" Jotrrilat, to-
The
with 11th business men: who attended the burn
ng of the Safes,testify to the truth of the : above state
ment. I ,
For geod ead reliable Ltes at manufacturers', prices;
-call on • • hi BAN:4AS.
• - * Aral..r Arra', 4 fferring's Sara.
' Pottssille,3larch 14th, '37 . . 11-
E. GARKICIAES, Pottsville, pa.,
S, AGENT'ft'i the• sale - lit-EVANS'
&wkrsos's PO*lPiphia Nanufitchimi
SALAMA.PTDER SAFES,
No. 26 S., ! eith Fotirth Street, Mlladelphin.
:lerrutti U .21itignykstad Must Prelull."
„peprt of Me Danmetrec appointed to rerptriatind
tie
burning nj and Iron Sofes of Reading, •
February 271 A, 1457. ' •
I . Ev.irnsto. March
Th; undersigned, t neOten of the
•••
!committee, -do . respectfully report.
that we p in he two Saila originally
. acr ort by lamo &Herring ; ";”' •
!end Evans k Watson, Oseed side try
skie In it-furti‘ee, els: I The safe in .
use by the Savmastor the Phila. •
:delphiak Reeding RalireedCompany.
ollicoatiteidierginsanathetured by Ferrets/tiler
rig, and•the safe in um by A. Lahti, In his atom.
e n m e nn turne by Evans & Writing, and put in bailie and
;lament precisely alike. • •
n e gro WAS /tided at 1 3, 1 4 o'clock, A.M.. and kept up
un til *Mr cords of green hickory, two cords dry egg snd
balliheirmat top wood. wen entirely • consumed. the
Iwhole under the Ipmerintendsmee of the 'absinthe's,
lmembers of th‘courssittee. The safes were then cooled
}id Mai; water, after which they were cloned: tide the
'books and papers Laken out by the eammlttse et d tent
to U. A. LariMre stare for public examination. after they
were drat examined and marked by thecommittee. The
'hooks sod papers taken from the safe Wan ntactiired by
E v ans I When were; but slightly affected by the In-
I.( u ses hiet.vrli He those taken from the With manutiictured
tby ferrets Mervin* iirere. la our judgment, damaged
-tally fifteen per lieut. rattian those Wien from Evans
Watiam's safe.• • . -
Wabeileve the above to have been A fair andinspartial.
kW of the reopeetive hualittes of both swim t •
JACOB 11. DTIIIER. •
,-1 . • . DANIEL S. HIMMEL -
! IlavAng beenabeen during the . buriting. we fatly co.
!bride with the above atatement of the enuditioti of the
pap/nand book" Wei out of the nvetieettre Wm.
, O. A. NICOLLA. I
; " • !!!,, IL 11..bitTIILENBREG.
I JAMES MILMOLLAND.
I .
Thafollowinetiomed sentleentio, inaidente of Deeding
'Milts vicinity. who sisw the above floa.bavyi purchased
!Agana grout Evans A, Watson since the bunting, up to
pay Ist. 107: - • - . ! •
Lipoid Hire/S.l; [irk
di.lleister, I a W. 1111044 14 A Sma,l; Henry tr. idheinonn,
Dr.lfm. litontr.l: Solomon Rimed/L.l; Levi Smith,
l; -Dinh A Craig./ : ;Wm.-Rl:Cie. 1r Kearns* k
Win..-Mclarikr,, l Gwen J. Eckert, I; .1.31. A (I.lf.
• ilasiiitoelt, I t Earn Miller, I rJagleli,Jaallimn• I i
A. IL Sarver, I; Jaimb Schmucter. ; Wm. lithg,,l;
I.lL&bollsobegger,f4 . . ll . it.Onnynni, 1; 11.4. Levitt
tY.C. ds-P. „P. Ermastrost.l; 11111 mayer, rellaserdh,
Do..Mliton.l; J.V.Brldemuns, 1.
I •
EVANA. WATSON :
R w ireliew oa bend 300.000 pounds of iiii.aboirs .
SAVOR niiliektb•y 4#o fOr cede ow terfitrternis thins any
ciao avalmfadaser Mahe cratsd Sates. • ".
2 1 23 s T ' • 1.1
11
PoUsAILD;
SECOND
"Declaration orindeOendence."
r DEATH AN sum
INCHANAN't ADMINISTRATION I
A,a H 01101" to am Noble Reimblieass, Ameriemn•
4im d'hidependea Demecrat lebn /milk Mt •
' Great Daniel rieirmasee mill go der*
•
to posterity side by side , ocitA b te
tiyare aids Fiat iteriaratiots •
of , irdepestelemee:
Thumfay, was a great day for thu country—for
in the /louse, la that branch of trur nationatiol.
isdatarti which Stands nearest to, mad best reflects
,the wishes uf, the people) by a &aided - yew jos.•
lice heslaseu dole to the long mitering people of
Kansas. Thousands eronded the captions gal.'
Dories. and the only Member *hermit was- Mr. Qtr.,
others of Missouri. Mr, Stephens, 01. lieergio.
Silted op the &nits Ganes bills Oa the vete to"
.reject the hill, the yeas were 90, the nays 137.
The bill was rind a second time, wheti lirs'Mont•
pinery offered the Crittenden substitute,as masa
dad hy the enti,Leeompton Democrat Conference.
Mr: Quitman moved a substitute, the tame as Ow •
Senate hill, but, °remitting the, amendments of.,
Senators Pugh and Green. Mr, Ifumpbtey
shall rose to oiler an amendment, when Mt% fins.!..
phone called for the previot-queetieur widish
brought the vats immediately upon Mr. Quitman's ' •
proposition, which. Was negatived,—,yeas T 2. nays
160. The question then, recurred oft Mr. Mont..
.gonsery's substitute, sad it was adopted-yeas 120,
nays 112! The decision called forth loud applause •
from the galleries. The bill, as amended, passed
godly by the same vote exactly. • - . ,
The yeas and nays are es follows; preseilloF!
the ?manta of Anti•Leconapton :Dentoentta ad of
the state, In hatica; is the:Ste4, in CAPITALS. -
s"nthern . Americans in . asst.!. CAPITALS and ,
Democrats - front Pennsylvanip, votiqg any, In
belgi.Vesse type, with the naum unite: reprw.,
:tentative from title District reversed, a position it
should assume nekt to obliteration:— • :jr •
Tos.—Msens. Abbott. .Adriasy /Ladner', Rentartt. •
Billlngburst, ltloghsm, Iltafr. Bliss, Drayttio, Bellintte.
Durlirnbtrnk Burroughs. Coluebell. CONN 'llweset•CHAP ,
MAN, Clark of Conneeticuonork of New Tork,Zaweon,
Clark 0. Coebrane, Ixckor ft, Colfax,. Cumin. Covediee
for Cragin. CurU to
s. Ilsroll, DAVIS of • Maryland. Davis
et Indiana, Doris ofkbrnockuestta, Darts of Jows„Dowes,
Dean. Dick. lbdd. Durfee. EAte. Beghtek, Varentortit,
Yenten, Aim, Feeler, Giddings,ollman,Onmia• Decal
Goodwin, Granger, Orresbeek, ti row. Hall of Oble, Mall or
Mootoichaletts. Harlan. UAW of Manland, Farts of
Illinois, iiaskia. HICKMAN, board, Bonus. Howard. " '
OW EN JONES, Kellogg, Kolory, Kilgore, Knapp. Kunkel
of Pennsylvania, Lawrowc, Leach, Latter, Losstior. Ma
Kanto, MAMMAL of Kentucky, Marshall of illloorne
Mailmen, IdONTOGMEItY, Morgan, Morrill. Morris of'
Pesasylvanis. Morris or Ilihmis, Morro of Moine.
Morse of N, Y., Mott, Murray, Nichols, Oiln ' Palmer.
Parker, Averlicke,rettlt, Pike, Pot. r, Pottle. Yoshio*.
MAUD, Ritchie. Robbins, RobartAlloyce, Maw of I ille.
ois Sherimin of 0100,6hersien of New York... Twit% of -
1111no14, .S !tuner, Stanton, Stewart et reenethania.
Tappan, Thayer, -Thompson, Tompkins, Illessawoos,
Wade, Walbridge, Waldron, Walton, Washborne OW M.
cousin. Washburn. of Matas, Washburn° of
Wilson, Wood .
Nate—kneers. AM, Anderson, Arnold. Atkin!. ATt
ry. Marimbas. Bisbee, Bocock, Ikotbarn, Bowie,- Devoe
Breech. Wyse, Burnett, Deno, Coale. Clark of Mil
spurt. Clay, Clemens, Cllngrnan. Cobb. John Coebrane.
Connor, Craig of Mammal., Crabs of N. Carolina. Craw •
ford. Curry. Davidson, Prat of Mississippi. 9411asatli
Dlsiassalek. Dowdall. Ndentuison. ZHOU, NUS , *
Faulkner, Florence, Garnett, thirtroll i - 01111 s,
060 da•Ofewiwood. Omit* , Hatch. Hawkins, Ilillyllop
kiln. Houston, Hughes, linylor, Juliano. Jenkins. Jew
ett, Jonas of Tonoosseo. J. Ulnae, y JOlllOl4 Kstte,
Kelly, Kunkel of Maryland, Lamar, Lammly• Le say..
Leteher,Macier, McQueen, Mason, Maynard. Milo. Stitt
ler, Millen. Moore, Niblick; Peyton. Phelps; Irballtge,
Powell. Quitman, needy, lisegan,Reitty, itufito.Nne
'sell Eandidge, Savage. Scaler, Scott. leoleton. Smith of •
Tennessee: Smith of Virginia, Searing. Seward. Shaw
.o(
North Carolina, Sickles, Shorter, Siallototti• $
Stovenion.,Stowarf, of Maryland, TolbAsTillar sari Ne!
York, Taylor Of Louisiana. Tripper, Wax*, Warren...
kins,Mhtte• Whitely, Winslow.. Vioodsop, VitAm.
dyke,-Wright of Georgia, Wright of Tessacwees,Kalllr.
The' bill, u now passed, gives the' people * . tilt
Kansas &Jair opportunity to approve em lid!Qt
Lecomptim•Constitution, and in am* , or rejletiirn ,
another. conventitTri it called to make* now Cu*.
stitutiOni which shall be sebtnitted too fair Toth
of the people under the juihnlictlon tied , Supirld
oister' of aßoard of CounniSsioners, coneisiing.of
.tho Governor and Secretary of the Territory, and
the President of the Connell and Speaker of the
House of Representatives of the Territorial Legit.
lature, who /hull have full power to make.the
portionuent. regulate the districts. fix the pre.
eiftets,'set the day of cleetiOn, receive the. vutei, •
and doctors . the result. :
. It is expected the Senate will disegrU to the
House bill, and then ask for a eoconittee f of
Mince,. If the House sires , to
,a committe r of
Conference,
.the maengers e rits parr will be voted
for. When dm ore Hone take their stand upon
their eiparate measure's it is fur the future to show
which will 'yield ground.' In view of this, It is
suggested that the session j will net tannin ate
be
fore August or September. ,
As the question now etawds. three times three
for the spirits in Congress ;who stand so nobly by
the rights "of , the - people', and the interests tor
Freedom.' `Their - untnes will booded down with
snored care to posterity to dittred even as we
now revere the memory of the signers of the First •
Deeliration of Independence.
..., • $
• , Theissitest tram Europe.
.That,Psrsia brings Liverpool dates to the 20th
Ceittron breadstuff/ and Imported provisions
wets all at reduced privet—cotton - more particular.
lyfeelingtbedeelioe. The quarrel between France
lad England is ended for ; the present, France bar.
tog withdrawn bar demand, so .brusquely:urged
by '.00111:18 Walewski;that England should opecialiy
legislate rigainsa persons conspiring against for.
eign'potentates. Lord /Cilia Russel had again M.
tradueed a Bill tojillow the Jews to sit in Parlia
ment. Thera is no further new, from India.—
From Canton, the intelligence is aS late as Jana.
ary 28th, at which period the Emperor had not
made any reply to the ninilication. transmitted to
him hi,Lord Elgin and Baron Grog. The British
nd-Frencb were about aseending.tbe Psalm River
with a flotilla of gun.bOats. It is probable that
Sir William` Gore Onseley, British Ambassador It
.Wastrinows, will: be recalled. .
mid Sfetiottm, Pattera
'S authorized tO sell
Safes In Schuylkill county
I 1 Itntish them at the low,
sunTecturent Miees, at his
ore in P 00,141149 where the
td s list oritri:tes Mn be
eseßates.on jrislhaaeproved
auperiorin ftoteetincßooks,
e. ite.. from flre.te any m sa
wed In the United Mates,
87 are offesedatetivady loft
Jett reteteed int ter tale ' -11. BANNANT
214 reb.22.1,1 -Ztt7teets.4.o*.WM
•
, State Leatalatnie.
'On Thursday, the bill rciative to bault . pillettrs
irmsrepoited favorably in the rienate. The bill
relative to evidence in couriu:u was referred barkku
the Judiciary Committee. In the House of Ret :
tesentatives•the bill to sell the State worlisio the
Sanbu'ry and Erie liuilrged Conwany passed deal.
•ly, by the strong vote or 53, yeas 'to 37 nays.—
.They considered , the ligior bilLuntil the adjourp•
meat.
The Money Market.
The money market continues without *hinge;
the chi banks abrorbinfnearly all the best paper,
and theyemainder speedily finding buyers at six
per cent But little putter of inferior ittades Is
bought, and the rates for each *alai are variously
quoted et from tea to eighteen per cent. .
Eattenate Verified.
"Independent," the Weshiagtim rcirrespondent
of the North Americas ife the 22.1 of Mar,eb gave
tor Crittenden's &mei:amain .120 rotes to
.113
against• it and, dropping Mr. Carothers, who was
not present, every member voted precisely as be
predicted. lie is indeed, a woe reliable corres
pondent. ' •'
No Use. •
The Cabinet pretty ganerially attended the de•
liberations of the house on Wednesday night.
giving the doubtful.and hesitatiog the benefit of•
their countenance and counsel. Alas. for their et•
forts! The rrniadulent Lecomptnn Constitution is
dead.
• • True Bills
True bills have been •found by the-Grand Jury
against the delinquent officers of the Pills&lphta
Board of Ifealth,
•The Cant i na Steamers. -
The three Collins steetners were sold on Thuri.-
day, subject to • Use of $637,000. The prise bid
was but $60,000. •
.•
The Germane. •
Of eight thousand Germans in Kansas,not one
hundred are'eunneetedteith the Leetdaptun or Pro.
Slavery party. . -
Mexico. ,
The civil war is in 101 l regress, and anarchy
reigns supreme. s
NEURALMA. - A gectleman living in Phila•
delphia says—"ln passing through Pittsburg,
some months since, I purchased ,a bottle of
Bcerhave's Holland 'Bitters. It?relieved me ;
so witch: that on returning home I bought
two more bottles froin Dr. Dyott, which com
pletely cured me of Nenraleis., I have re
commended the article to manylfistyllilnds,
and four or five of the number say it cured `
them. I think that 'my recommendation has
done more for its sale in Philadelphia than
your advertising." I '
(We-are not permitted to publish , the name,
but any person calling at the store, wit
municating with u by letter, will be con
vinced of the truth of this statement.) • .
Tsui Ilsito Toms.— ThS Chkago Pm+ has as sleSs ,
time:ova, forty columns km;, of lan& In 'that 'Sty de
linquent ex taste. TOIS Is attributed lola* cooshtog
slrSet of the law Ileaaelsl panic.
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ebt jilarktts.
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