The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, April 10, 1858, Image 3

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,KA OUT cities the 11011 CIA %stud are Crass tat
tled In price aecordlnd to the el Afton of the paper..
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set• IL. Float, Boom No. 2, fl Ikosd•
!AY. New York. Is antbor'sed', to receive sob;iviptioos
ad collect bills for tbe; 110E4' JOGltttit., to No' Tork.
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", FOR RENTi—A dwelling ouse n3I uta
ago streets
.Stet adviril gement .
APPRENTICE WANTE D .- See advertisement signed,
Hen, 11. Stichter. Centre street. • • - .
SitE Notire of purehere of bonai-hold far:Attire in
Schuylkill Haien by W. A. Ili EDLER. '
.. „TILE TITSIRGINH RUN IpB.HOUSCS are etrered for
- sale. For part iculare see adveribetuent. ' • - -
-ti. D. 3." of ktoayikili Haren• wauts * situation as
bookkeeper or dr: it. See advert/Arent -
ORPHAN'S COURT SA LE..-See Notice of the Admin.
ittr g ator of the estate of JOHN DROVI, late of this Do..
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AMOKIN VALLEY AND POTTSTILLERAILROAD
COMPANT.:--See notion of meeting of 'stockholders to
'erect raises • 0 ,
31VDEl t A ItOWEN, Centre street. two doors aboss
the Ameriern Bones, have received new styles of Plain,
a nd Hccerilise Wall.Pspera. Ste adeeeteement. • i
IMYANT A STRATTON'S Chain of National Colleges.
i n ,th, principal cities of the Union. have become honor;
taut and succensful educational Institutions. , For par
ticulars, see advertiwasent. ,
eta the National Hotel:Vete 39.1te Swan,) Rem street
above Third. PillltotelPhit, kept by Sides and Stover,
prices have been reduced to SI 25, to salt the times.—.
This is en old 00101. and the !Muse In. every yespect is
well kept.
TURNER a 00WEN are preps ed to reeefre orders , for
the-celebrated' White Ash Coal. from Eget and West
Mount, La& Collieries. Mammoth And Black Heath
'eins. Their ottlee in this bonmgh Is in Centre street,
apposite Trinity Church.
PORTABLE ST'EAM ENfITES of various sires are
i.nastsatty for sole V . A. IL rehatelnult. City Pottable
tegloe and Machine Work', Fifteenth and litantlittna
,th e ti,sbove Willow, Philadelphia'. Thew engines m
• oot be eseelled, and to our knowb.aige, have an envi able
ematstiOn. See advertlaerneut. .
TIIAT Consumption ran be cured. seems to be en ac
knowlodled fact, slate Dr. G. W Graham. whore office is
at 1131 Filbert street tele', Twelfth, Philadelphia. has
been operating upon patients brineans of 'inhalation.—
For particulars in relation to this matter. we refer to the
Doctor's Advertisement in atwitter col MOO, beaded "Im
portant Iblecovetty."
A FEW DAYS Fiore we leaned from our job Print
ing office a "circular" for and signed by Mr. F. liodg
me, tong a• resident of this place—in reference to
EItIORATEXO Ti) Texas. Where this circular has reached
we think It may be ndrantaleous for parties desiring to
emigrate. to duly consider the, proporitlone It contains,
ineoruurb, (art Mr. ll.observytt to us—and purely it is
true.) that the amount Inrolfed in his proposal would
• be money very well leid-out,lven If It should only give
title knowledge to an emhtrat -that he, ought tro t to
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Aemigrate to the region whir the circular ,favors , in the
. belief that It In the best'of al points, loth 6'P
speculators
and . I hose Intending tobe:aitt the world again with re
newed or continued personal exertions '
c to emigrate to."
For ourselves we would ' , ay to all ourlood citizens, slay
with as. and dniabtlese, better times• will come. but to
each an may have made up their-Istinde that IN VIZ COX.
Imo TOAR they will leave our vicinity, (for Mr. 11. 'stye he
shall not, confidently and officiously, under his empesi
time. advise any one to under from 3 to S months.
from about the IA .1( September next.), we would say—
roneider Mr. ll.'o' proposition—i.ee him and -teary hie
grounda for confidence in *fling forth advice to Im
portant In Its results to the parties he addresses. •
Mr. 11. authorizer us to pay to any parties who may
have seen his circular, thathals at all !Vice, and to all
parties, ready Melee inch statistlrs and general Infec
ts:Oen in reference to the sub). d matter. en be IS able,
'find that he cambe found daily. either at hit own nab
dente, or at the Pennsylvania hall. . .
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. AcKt:olit.inomENTN—To Hon!: S. Came
rop, Hon. E. Joy orris ma M. Weiver,
tve',are indebted for public.; doeuintots;
Dsiocitarto ECONOMY !--The general ap
propriation bill has passed the State Senate
finally,.with that section in it increasing the
Itty of members. Beautiful consistency,.
truly!
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IN the United States . 'Senate on Wednes
day, the Minnesota bill
. was taken up. A ft
ual vote ,was had, when the bill passed—
yeas 4R, nays 3. It allows two Representa
' tines. •
RIGIIC—The Assignees bf the Bank tFf
Pennsylvania hAve commenck,d' proceedings
against John Miller, late Postmaster of °Phila.
delphia, to recover back.the $23,000, paid by
Mr. Allibone to him us commissions fcr the
sale of the bank building to• the Governitient.
Tiw Philadelphians 14e talking about buy
ing the Collins Line of ',Steamers., No such.
line of Steamers can be supported by the
trade of Philadelphia without • a protective
Tariff 4 , ifinaerieau Industry. 'Until we have
' this policy re-esiablished, it is all folly for
/ Philadelphians to talk abdul such a Project.
Wt3, - Maiott!—Friend Freas.of the
mantown Telegraph, in awarticle some time
since, &eno'need . personalities in, editorial
controversies, and fet in his last issue teems
Rice of the Pentilvapian, e "hop" We,
clo not for ri moment, doubt that the epithet
is well applied ; but Major, for gracious sake;
stick to principles. .
Loris N.VOOLEON :is drawing a despotic
rein too tightly on • • the French. people. His
real power is evidently, on : the wane. We
should not be surprised to see him deposed
by Violence•withina year. It is true thathe
, las a powerful army; but even that fact trier
not save him ("Tin an avenging bullet, or the.
uprising of a crushed, overawed people. •
- ALLENT9WN AND AL Uftl'i RAILROAD.-:—We
learn from the Hamburg Schnellpimt that
work on the Tunnel of this new Road, near
WindSor castle shout three miles from -Rani
lirg, has been resumed. It is also stated
.that operations ?on the whole line will lie
‘ re-
Bunted 'at an Ttrly ;day, and - that the Road
will be vigoronalyiprosecuted •to completion:
b We'are'really, gladji3 hear it. " a. • •
A KANSAS JOKE.—in Kansas the other
day, an Old Dr. J.P. Chapman fell in Joie
with a young and beautiful Miss Little; but
she refused, to :consent to a union until he,
had first settled upon her $9OOO. To this the
doctor readily consented, but since she came,
in s possession of the property she declined
marrying him, whereupon he .brougitt an ac
tion to recover the property. -The gal
ever:won the Suit: I I
SEVERt , HUT. Jusr.:7ln 'Philadelphia, on
Saturday, a Mr. S. S.. Finley, who plead guilt
to the charge of perjury, in falsely swearii6l
to the ownership of certain real estate as
condition precedent to giving hail fur certai
'parties accused of larceny, was very propel
sentenced by Judge Ludlow, to three years
imprisonment in the county,. prison. Thi '
-kind ofitiilicial'Praciice - Elll eflhetnally Brea
up the straw bail system. '
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idti I),i:e IIE MALAKOFF.—MarshaI Pelissie i
/ - was ereale& line :de Malakoff in comment'
• . ration of his services before Sebastopoli whg !
the Fr - each took the place on the Bth of Se •
(ember, 1855. Thii was a - title conferre
. upon him by. thiEmperoref France, but di:
4 stout old soldier-also received the Grand bro • , i
i of the Order of the Bath from Queen Viet,
now proceed-to London, to rephie
Count tie Persigny, as French Anbassado,
THE SllNntsitY AND Euii RAILIMAD.---T
connection bctween the Sunbury and Eri!
!and Raltimord ‘ Central Railroad, is rapid I
progressick.. The prt,' in progress, bellsT, ll
guilbury, and Trevorton, on the Sustiuchan)i!
is about] elevelt miles in length. The ra
Will be laid and the work completed in ti
for the summer travel. We understand
at a recent Itneeting of Railroad Soperintet.
arrangetnents were perfected by whi I
tine tables and Ares-were adopted. In S .
bury, depot .buildin,ls, and other neee.• ,
.ippro:ietnents are projected...
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SCHUYLKILL COUNTY NOR3IAL SCHOOL.
3fr. J. K. lrewson, County Superintende
proposes establishing a - .'sinrmal School in 0
County, for the benefit of those desiring
irprove themselves, either in reference
whularbhip, m i mic! of government, or •
thuds of instruction, as Teachers of Pub
Schools. The studies to be pursued, and t
"node a operandi of conducting the sell..
were given in a communication from
Krewson, which we published last week.
"utea is a very good ape, in its practical se..
suing students to become superior tend).
• te.sebool wilt be organized at Pinegiovii is
..the llth proximo, •
tscriox.--p.le election for Be
fff E
cers Will' take place on the first
I.f next month. We have no doubt
he occasion, Lecompton. sad anti•
op will enter into the result, as' ,they
t . l very other place where have
d this month. While he hare a 1.•
elution of opinion on this question,
itilecomptonites 'nominate only good
true, for the offices to be tilled. Let
93ents of the Lecompten swindle per.
ouble duty, denounce that measure,
he same time elect honest and cape;
rough o
Monday
that ou
. 1 0e 0 n 1 P
have it,
been he ,
cal exp ,
let the a
men an
the-op ,
form a
and at
ble mei
R ime writing from Iltlinersville to
~,,, ia . ppeaking of the feeling against
D ew ed, the representative iu . C4-
m this District, tor his course on he
ton swindle business . , saps:
• ople of this District have an account
..with* him, which will be squared at
Democratic delegate election.
"NE
the P
W m.
gress f
Lecem:
The
to sett!
our'ne
!ally would not be advisable for the
blcs member to run again. His Chan
id be, slim. 'trot: neighbor, the. Stan
.weve, "goes its pile" on MM. Eb,
cker?, Hurrah for Buchanan, his dog
and ten cents a day wages' ior work
n. That's the ticket
friend
Dewar
ing
,NTIC CITY is preparing to dispute the
sf popularity with Cape May the minting
L g • season. Being forty miles nearer
!re, with railway communication,
' urf equal •to that of Cape May, the
I rn point of New Jarsey mist "hurry
railroad, or it will be deserted. Con.
*le improvements have been made :at
ie•City since last Season. 'Cp. Thar
bout building a large addition
,to the
ouse, which will be divided into restatt
,illiard and bowling saloons, as wdll as
ng accommodations for one hundred per•
ilmere th a n could be accaminodated last
, . Last season the Surf House could
~
Y be seen from the railroad, from the
sand hill, around it. Now from the
of the Surf House, one can have an un•
eted view of Absecom shore across the
, owe.' During next season twenty-nine
a will be open, beaides many private
sing houses where three or four hundr6d
, us in the aggregate can be accommodated,
dition to the above. The most , notice
feature in the improvements since last
a n has been the erection of two large
• handsome churches,, a 'Boman Catholic
Methodist, which with the Presbyterian
w
reit , erected last season; "m4e three hau
ls orship which will open their doors for
iota instruction theicoming season, be
;s from their appearance, btxtutifying and
itig an air of stability to the place.
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Mg Washington Union has become a., two'
eclat. pap& , _ .
A'r
palm
wateri
nail
Pecs
in
an .1
Ch
ties
reli
sid
THE COAL TRADE.
isam OMER iSifitia
Willey April 10, ISLiti.
he quantity seta by Railroad this week is
261 bp, •by Canal 24,893 00-6 r the. week 48,.
4'09 tans.. •
Cdr
he trade continues - Tory
I.nte.are larger than we anticipated. The Canal
uls th'e Railroad considerably, 'and we ,shoulq
tbe surprised if it continued to lead it: Mitny
those who sent,exelusicely by Railroad laztl
or, mode their airangetnents to send by Canal, l
lily in the Spring, before ihey knee what the
tea of,toll on the Railroad would be—and an
itg.as they can
.sell their Coal by Curial, they
ill continue to send by that avenue. The do-'
and from tboßostAs very de, which also affects
c business of the Railroad.
Some or our Operators who bad started their
ollieries intend stopping again unless the de
, and increases, und prices iuspreve. They refuse
at the low' rates ! at which some was
old at the opening of navigation. There is no
•
isposition manifested to push the business in the
•resent state of the•trnde.. The sales made at the
ery joir rates were merely to obtain some means
.• furnish the mon with food, many of whom wens
lomat in a starving condition.
• , The shipments for the week-sum up as renews
onspared with lust year : .
'1 ehigh
Canal,
'1 ehigh :Valley Railroad,
Canal,
•crautOn, South,
Dacrenie in 1958,
Last year 'the Contmen were holding out for
freights, which accounts for the small quantity
seat by the Schuylkill-Canal for the week. The
trade will open•by the Lehigh Canal the ensuing
week.
lire will endeavor to furnish st correct:lid
the rates of toll and .transportation from all the
'ditTerent regions leading to the New York, Phila• .
dolphin and Baltimore blarkets, next week.
Freights to the east are unusually low, and ves
sels 'abundant. Our Richmond correspondent
reports no less thin:l,2oo boats and 152 'vessels in
port. • .
A large number of boats nre also lying lit our
docks waiting for loading. ,
The shipping tattiness partakes - also - of the gen
eral prostration of businosi—.even under the boast
ed spitekiiifFriciTrird - e — Whieh — was to build up
the commerce of the country. "
Onto dom. Firr.es.—A recent Beport or the CommlS.
, sooners of Statistics made to the Ohio Legislature, con
tain% a cosiOete review id the supply, production and
use of oo.il in Ohio. The coal area of Ohio Is about
twelve tholmand equare miles, equal to that of. Omit
Britain.
In Ohio, according to Col. Wmrtixtr.T's,"Outlioex of
Geology," there are probably, in some placcsfortystono,
1 - Tntermingied with sandstone and limestone. These
strata Ile under the surface of about thirty routine%
commencing near the Month of the Scioto, and rune
fling * little East ilf.Noith to the Lake. Coal Is mined,
for commerce In about half tbtse counties, but lased for
domestic purposes in pearl'' , all of them. Aleigaapunty
produces.more than any one, but the largest aggregate.
amount la pnstuceLtlit_the:s.tortheestern counties:- from
,Steubenville to the Likes. The thilowing — iiia table of
:the production by counties, and the principal tnarkets:
COVITIV3. PIuIDUCT.. Matartis.
• Athens, • 2.000.000 bu Interior
Carroll. 200,000 ' Domestic.
; ColumbianN 1.345.000 Itivcr.linti interior,
Delmont, rt 3,500.1)00, . Direr and Rollins*
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Guertmey, 4 • j 1,200.000 ;____....•
.Ifdreronn, •. d 5.00000 Cleveland chiefly.
Lawrence, . ' 2.500.000 -Domestie •
M anon ing,„ 4.344,900 Domestic & Cleve'd
)101fre, , smae.oon Cinchmlti chiefly.:
Muskingum.,. 1.100,000 . Domestle .. ..
ferry, . 17000010 ' Interior Towne.
Stark, 2,u6o.uun, Ibinwiltie chiefly.
Summit, 6 , ,01)0.004 • , Cleveland.
Trumbull. t WA* Cleveland d Erie.
Temeraea,a, -; .t,7P41.1100. DM:nestle chiefly.
Vinton, ,; 300.000 - Cincinnati.
iVashingtonp ~ 200,0110 Domestic.
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-.. ate 45PALM kl'.iish• .
The MOlll3/1 or eon reys . nce to market bare been rhteny
ea Toljona; .
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stoma.
Ohio Itlrer - • - • - 8.000.000
Ohio Canal • - - - 0.000,000
lloeking Canal - . - • 1400.000
Railroads' I . . - 8,000.0007
The Railroads nhw carrying coal are the Pittsburgh
and Cleveland. the Nahontng, the Central Obit), the.
Wilmington and Zanesvilikond the Cincinnati arid Ma
rietta. The coal of, Sum mlifteuhty is mostly carded on
the Ohio Osumi; that of Athens, on the lloilttngennal;
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(hid of Steles, on the Ciblo River; and that of Jeffemon,l
3labon Mg, Trumbull and Perry, mostly on Itailroac.-1
In looking for Coal matkete, tbere•are Iwo not gene ily
knowitChicago and Canada .. Roth tbead now take' rani
luantitintot ohlo (bar. Coal Is noir shipped train Cleve.;
and, round through the Straits of,liaskinew „to Chies.l
so. Illinois has PO much cad arthln Its owl; borders,
that it wi l probably not be knit bittern Chicago will be . '
supplied from its own State.
But the fact that it la now aupplled with coal from a
distance of eight hundred nags, when it exists within
an eighth part of that distance, lea very strong
tration of the value of Ohlo cool and in dnatry. In the
ivedrl4s7. ihree•fourtbs of all thecae] used and dietri
,,iMted in Chicago was brought through the lakes, Tbs ;
, amount brought from Ohio and Penneylvania wee about]
t.ooomoo'of bushel*. This coal Is sold at Chicago ati
, about Z) rents .per .bushel, while theF scarcely a I
W
county in Ohro,here it cannot be got the cent., Audi
8 in several at 3 cent
Canada yid be slorge and incrusalpg market. ln.l
14dsed the era trade must increase fors century to enmerl
t ;: quite as fast ae there Will be found labor and capital to
develop it. •
. • In connection with the Reigs county eoal m1nea, 6460 , - ,
,
000 buahMs are mined on the Virginia side, near P°"" : (
' ray, the aggremtle abOut thirteen no itiiongtf EMahetti
are stifle-3 at and near Pomeroy. If we addabnut 2,000,-
coo mined at and' near Nelsonville, weshall
000 mined from that vicinity Next to Ileiga,the lat‘t
lest amount of Coal is mined In Summit county. In
that county Orel mining was commenei din Inf. Sum-
Init Obits 6,000,000 bushels, and withthe couti
ties Part ot, it makes; up more than; half the coal pro
duce of the State. At the Penney 'Tanta mode of cont.
putationabetud now produced in Ohio amounts to
' 1,600,000 tons.. which. at Philadelphia prices, le worth
56,600.000. In Ohio ft is estimated ft only 0,000.000.
At present the roil trade is In its Infancy; but the'
' frliowing table of the arrivals at coal at Qincimuttland
Cleveland, at several periods, will show, how rapidly it
is advancing: .
CINCINN4II.CLIMTLIMIP
In 1 8 18 (busbelo) 1400,000 150.50 u
In 1860 " 4.600.000 2.331,804
In HST " 44,51:0.000 - 8,950,000
It will be men that the eclat trade of these cities bas
luermielagtper mot i le the bud levees years. The ac
tual comegalPtlon how: Inerealled probed,. eta more
rapid rate; for glom 100, the Iron funnies& the &tram
machinery:the dolomite eostrumptlon In taxis reached
by I:ellmade: here all (nemesia, end many Seers com
mend mai oihtth did not before. The demand for told
.Is
The relehboolnes In 1841). employed for hundred men;
In 111,5 a. rayon hundeetand In 147, fire lheasestf The
labor of thaw flir• taaroxaml men • bar* supplied (I! de.
pendent of hyena molleatpotrer, In Atom, evrtraierak
Ihe laSor of half a mato* of Mee!—CTR. Cu:.
,Ira 4 , 1 40 .11 reMultall Co. BriWm,
• Can be sees - at thtii4edilia.:foot et . North lath
littitat i ; Williimalori. Now Yolk.„. . .
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Pt. 'atom - dap COot. Timm, April oth, .1838.;•—•'
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• White Ash - onboard:\ . ‘,`• --. ",;,53 4 44 13`
'Did Ash, ‘ , , 3 60V 3 70
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NSW Your COAL TRADE, April Bth, 1838.—The
' inquiry for Domestic fur the local trade has been
fair, but with iiiihral arrivals by railroad end nes.
eel, prices are a:rbade lower, with more inquiry 1
from manufacturers and the East. Wequote-at
$3 $O:6 $4 50 by thicargo, and $4 .60 453 25
froniyard. In foreigti'little has ocemired.lbt or.
rivals have Locoited and prima , are nociiinal.
Boston oat Market...
(CSnctol Weal, frost thipasSow Cbusier, .Apra ILI
Cannel. •, • - • '• dad 11 60 SO 32 00
NeweastlO, - -•-- - none ——OA
Ono!, • -
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Sydafer, '. . 4 ' O .
- : mina ebil 760 al ~ l'ii .
Pictoti• - - ~- . - mice that 720 . 40 ' 726
Alston Oho,- • "-•- mine chat 626 63 660
Schuylkill, white ash, ton - - 660 so' 676
do. redaib, ' - - - -4 76 6)
do lamp, - • '• • 600 ® 566
Lehl2h.lolnP• ' ' ” - . 6 26
Johns, lump, (oettuilklll) - •- ' - 623 -
Lackawanna, • ' • - - 360
• MIT= PILICILt.
Anthracite white 4 red ash- - 600 a. 700
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i . BY TIOLEOSAVII.
lamas, 6 o'cincr., rat.
'Woks/rots Richatssulta--
Wiludnaton,lnal., - - 20 New Riven • - -1 10
New York - • . 70 New Landon. • 1 .00
Boston - . ..- ,•1 25 Washington , - .- 80
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Rhode bland. • •1 10 . • • " .- .
Boata,100; Vessels in Port, 152.
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---1 6ohia ylklll- Crawl TraefeiiSr ilia..
Qoaullty of Coal sent by Railroad *ad Quzal, for the
week endlag on Thursday evening last:
asstastsb. corn...
Port Carbon, ' CAN 01 • • 8.210 U 7
Pott.wrilla .:. • , 2.074 07 1,901 13
Scharktil Haven, r ' 3.306 03 13.646 10
As burn, . 614 00 . • OW 00
Port Clinton, . 4,14713 ~ Lon io
21,251 09 28,893 00
' 21.201 09
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Total tw !ha week, 1 ; ' • 1 . tons, 46,04 -09
*Mal by Railnud In gas, - - -, fc'
. - Canal, .• -" ' ,
Total by Canal and Railroad,
Shlpm,nta to acme period last year
By Railroad s
By Canal, .
Deere's, to 1858, me.
iir'iir , Ti &tirr ii
FTMIII Pros Prows Pros
. —7 ' •XL Carbon. S.ffaran.Pi.elisom..Aiiburn.
To Richmond, 41 40 $1 35 $1 25 $L 20
Tb PAllad'a . 140 135 125 120
Spring 51111 a, 135 lao 120 • 120
Reading. . 05. 4 ,90 , 80 . 80
Rates of Toll by 'Camel for the present.
PrOnt Pt. airiem. XL Onbon. B:Elocen. Pt. Clinton.
To Phi lad'a, 05 1 61 62 .50
Sprlpg 31111 a, 60 , so 57 an
Norristown, 55 , .• 55 52 41
Raiding. 38 37 35 31
... Rates of Freight by Canal.
Pros Pl. ait Mt. C. S. frown. Pl. Cli n ton
To New Ythic, 165 160 165
To Rifled's., 85 , -60 65 '
To Delaware Frost, 70 66 tO
Rates of Toll, dise., from Plattch Chunk.
Vla Lehigh Valley and Northern Penn. Railroads.
to Master street, Philadelphia, .sl
Rates,Of Toll, "me., to Baltimore.
Frptii Phlegm'''. Schuylkill Co., 3e.6
From Millersburg:. Dauphin Co., I Ur
F r om Tre•ortoa. Northumberland On., (Private arrange:
moot, in consideration, of bends, taken by the Com
pany.
.Belanylkill county Railroads 1858 I
The following le ilre quantity of Coal transported
over the different 1141Iroade In Schuylkill County, for
week ending on Tbilisi,lay evening lost •
WIWI. TOTAL.
Mine mu and S. Ilaven It. it., 20.042 05 • 113.743 12
Mt. Carbon,• _ t • 4.093 pa , 15.605 19
Srbrorlkill Valley 3 ".. 0,932 OA 30,012 02
Mt. Ca rburt k Pt. Carbon "- 0.456 03 72.315 11
111111 Creek, " 7.066,19 , 58,246 09
Mae Slhuylkll4. " 5,302 OS 51,410 09
_ .
Rates of Toll And Transportation
OR THE LYRICII VALLEY RAIL ARAD•
Mewl' Chunk to Trenton, - • 11 8 , 5
do Ellsobethport, • • - '• 2 M
do Morris Canal IlaalTaal).l:hllllpaburg,
il; but t the chip
For week ending on Saturday lacti '
I Visit. TOTAL.
S. Mt. lilinex.(Wal. 31i1 nes &C 0..) 1 - "X0 03 7.1.039 12
E. Sugar LoaT.(Packer 265 09 114110 12
N. Irork te Lehigh, (Taggart ct Son.) Ott 11 12,150
Council Iltdge.(Sharpe, L. & 1.1114 01 16,723 01
German Penna., 147 00
cal.& D. M. (Rateliff & Johnson,) 1.725 18 2/.410 17
ifeszletori (A. Pardee & Co-.) 739 19 20=3 00
N. Sp. %IL (J. D. 51eCroory & C 0..) 502 08 9.115 17.
S. Sp. 511..(D01b1n & Detupen.) ' 1,124 14
FAxt LehLth. • • • •9i 15
Summit 31Inex, 23 10 191 15
Total,
Last year,
Increase,
Ptnegrerre C o a la Triads for 185E6
Amount transported :during the month of Februsr,
mourn. TOT: "'
10.3 M 10
6,642 05
Onion Canal,
Swatars Rail!end,
Lykeraii yailer 'Coma Trade if
For week ending on gatneder lest :
• • nasc
Liken,' Talley Coal Co., 595 77'
Short Mountain Loll Co., 451 04
TolAl, 1,047 01 7.42 / 01
Freight and toll from Millersburg to Baltimore, '42 10
'•" Plnegi'ove - .. • •2 20
1857. 1858.
311,155 21,261
6,265 24.8 1 93
8,260 6,803
11,882 0,000
5,470 8,574
For tb leek,
Scranton C al Trade for 1838.
For week eadiug on Saturday laat
West.
Shipped North. 964 12
Shipped South, 8,573 16
62,032 61,531
' 61,531
For the week,
For the last wegk.
Cloai 1911CcocImam. •
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL CO. STOCKS
00MIALCTZD WEEKLY DT WILLIAM THOMPSOX,
• Railroads*
Philadelphia. Reading & Pottsville
Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven • -
Mount Carbon - • - - - -
Mount Carbon and POrt Carbon '• -
Mlll Creek - - - - • - • - •
Schuylkill Valley - • -
Lorberry Creek- - - - - • •
- - ......
-COnsla •
Schuylkill Navigation
. preferred - -
Onion Caner- ..... .
" preferred • - •
Del.& flud'n Coal & Transportarn Co.'s,
Railroad it CoalCompaniess
Little Sch uy I. Nev. R. R. k Coal Co. •
Lehigh Coal & Navigation. Co. - - -
liazlln Coal Co.- - • --- • 1
Burk . ountaln Coal Co.
Pennsylvania Coal & R. R. CO.
Dauphin Coal f t R. 14 Co. -.- - •
Lykene Valley Coal Co.. •
• Beaver Meadows Coal k R. R. Co..
Lykeni Valley Railroad &Coal Co.-
Cos/ Companies
Fared Improvethent Co
North American Co.„ Preferred •
Common - -
Delaware Coal CO. . .....
Cumberland Coal Co - - • - - -
New Creek Coal . . .
Mlseellatte - ouit t
Miners' Rank . . .....
Varmers' Hank
ilottsrottlei/as Co:
Pottsville triter - • • - -
li Tae 3toek of all Coal Companies will he add
the ewer I hit wben furnished brthone who deolre
publleetiocr.
NEW ADVERT'MENTS .
NNW STYLES WINDOWSHADES.
114.15 T received a large and eleg nt us
e sorttnent of Window Shades. new and,teantifol de.
&len& including Gold Bordered. OiledAsndseape of "Mo
ral, Gothic i.e., Ike., cheaper than ever.
ALSO
Figured. ()lased and Plain Paper:Amides, of every de
scription For Fide by . BINJ.EANNAN, •
Centre Street, opposite Episcopal Church. -
Pottsville. April 10, '5B" . . /5-
,
QIfANCE
To Mak A e RARE
aGoott Inve a l ment.
nt
Tuefing ;Run Lee Hower "for Sore
TIIE undersigned, having other btpi
.nese. offers the Ice lioness, situated at TomblVig
. Run, 'for We. The main building Is or brick and atone
thirty by sixty feet, to whirls is attached a frame twenty
by sixty feet. The whole well Oiled with Pure Spring
Water Ire. from six 40 nine. inches thick, pertSetly free
from snow or any impurity. The bitsiness pays 1500
dollars net profit. If well attended. yearly: If desirable,
the teams and fixtures ran be had with the buildings.
The above is an opportunity seldom met with for a per
manent business to a suitable person, possessing some
available means. Apply to • 8. THOMAS.
Pottsville, April 10,15 . ifrit
MUDEY & BOWEN,
Howse & slgr Painters & Paper Ilangi.
, sr.,
/X
AVt. received New Styles Plain
And Dams:dire WALL
P %HS. GOLD WINDOW
• .
-
BRA DES, BORDERS, Ice. ' I
Thom wishing si handsome eis . t . .. " ..-'. '?; ,„
:.%-'
Parlor Paper rhea Id see one • • e` la
Imp d Gold Papers.
They are, gm immtms, and have a miter effect than
thaw generally manufactured.
Pure White Lead. Trench Colored, En a m Glad,
end American Zince, French and American
011 s. Varnisher: Le. ~1C Ind°, Glue, de.
I
Otistri , Street, reßroille, 2 doors sd.o. re Americas now.
Aprlllo,lol. i 18at
STATKIIIIENT '
ekr TuE , MINERS' DANK OF
Ik._7 POTTSVILLE In flue County of SebuylktlL as re
quited by the 80.40 pd Section of the Act of the Mineral
Assembly, of thts Commonwealth, approved the 13th
day of October, A. D..
Amount of Lama and Olsouate,, $401,311 88
DoBowleowned by the Bank -
Itrvoult, . • $74.110 08
Da Doe by other banks. 219,187 01
Do :Votes of other (tanks. 4,7 2 / 1 00
Do Cheeks of other Batiks and
Cash drafts,
•
• 315 . ,181 CO
Lem Miners' ,Batak Notes In
Bank North Arnetirn, Phila., 115,900 00 -
• 19901 60
Do :totes In aredstlon 207.035 00
Less Amt.ln Bk. No. Am5..11419 1. 11 5 400 Q 0
,
.ur— , —•-• 181,155 00
DolDeposltts, 132,74 87
Dar Doe other Banks,. 24,793 38
155,4'1 25
The above Statement 4 enrrset, Wien from the Books
as !Bel sIOOd on the moivibi of tbe &I of a pill, 1 • .
_ Cll.ll. I,ollBElt,.Csask..
.4,frstei and seteserthedOtrore Nsessiall dared,
April, A:D.OBM. ' .?4,(100 it/SED. J.
I.:ottov April , lo, 'BS • • 11,
WIEZZ. TOTAL.
30,165 00 .478,004 07
0,365 00 , 42,1=1 16
36,433 (10 620,013 Ot
396,562 19
RAIL sou) TOE vox morn
Lehigh Valley U. R.
Trevortma Coal Trade for 1858.
'Broad Top Coal Trade for 1858.
\TUX. TOTAL
'1,284 7,138
Cumberland Coal Trade. 1868.
OARD. - •
their
andersignW returnchiii re
ince
thanks to &Is Presage sod athlete of Pottsville,
their dbisteteetut esettleust • st: thelhe •hkh ds
sitorol htlattoto Illosttoollll dos poion2b. on
duds, norithqr. ib•6ll Instant. TO theft *Or.* on
the arceekm, Is du the feet sumbebtegly, theta serious
congsgretlon was pain/31 , yd.
t 1 ILISAII urtunotrrox
Pottsville. ADAIIO.
a. i I 44i To si Y d:1- do I •
"NATKIIIIAL
• (hate "wall's, swAs.) " !
Sacs Street, awe ' THERD t
Plaladelphlete
Sys
Proprietors of the above well-kisown establish
dead, being ihankfttelnr the very literal patronage b e e.
stared upon them the past year, take this method of ;n.
forming their friends ana the pnblit that they are stiff
Prepared to scromeontete them it teased with • eidt:
Daring the Winter moathe the house has been tbor
mighty retimated, improvements made, and otiterezten-
Ilk* alterations in tontemplation.
Waste determined to devote nor whole attention to
business and datinoumeives with the rowtietion that
we shell he able to give general attention.
flarpertfally yours, SIDES d• MCIVER,
• - Smx street, abase ?bird. -
atjp-TZKIIS:—SI 23 raider. - • ,
N. D.—earriages all always be In realness to - fenny
Paseinews to sad from Btesnitsett Landings and hail
road Depots. 8, a 8.
Philadelphia; April I, '5l ' ' lb
0 - -
433 573
Rpiquir COUR ff ;BAE. . ..
putui?suANi . to an oer o f the Or
-pb.„, eo CoSchuylkill, oribi county of Schuylkill, in the
uumermith of Penpsylrenle: the eatteeriber. - Ad
ministritor of the, /*tate of JOIIN ilalli'N. late of the
Borough of Pattern/J.4n the county of Schuylkill. dr
tossedoeill expose to *le by public vendue on Satter
day, the Ist day of May nett, at 10 o'clock in the fore-
moo. at the public house of Joseph M. Feuer, in the I
Borough of Prete/1110,1n the county of Schuylkill afore. I
said.—The tollowirm reek estate situate In the Borough
of Pottsville. In said county.
.PerpartNo.l...;-Contaltihog In' front d'o`Market Square
24 feet. and in depth 100 feet, bounded by tat of Bettirr
coin on which le erected a large frame dwelling
house with kitrhAtt attached. and Psi been Lt many
years ckest pled as a Store Stand. -., .
' l.r.kfport.To. S.—Pooled:ring in &pat on Lyon street 24
feet; Aug in depth 90 . 1het e bounded leyilek of Benjamin
Sterner. and'ra NO:4, on which is erected a large
frame dwell° 'nee. • .
Pa ./4.-Gontainlng In front on Lyon street 24
feet. le depth 90 - feet, bounded. by Levy street. anct,pui.
port Igo. 3, on whiehls erected .a lame three' s linT brick
dwelling house. de. Late the estate of sal ill &cooed.—
Terris and conditional:nada ha/moat the rib., and plaie
of sale, by , 1 .LtililS iihilStit, -
.411Ministridor of the latate 6(40111, II (lOWN;'dee'd.
)By order of the Orphans' Ceert, Jams Years. Clerk.
. 1 rottstille(April S. 35 ' '
. . 11.41 •
361,906 08
41A6 13
tons, 396y66219
tons, 123,480 02
I)ORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
constantly on band, of various Vises, V.r
: driving
Thrashing %facilities, Saw and other 111111s,Coal limbers,
Screens and Ore Washers; also, for shafting for Coal,
hoisting, pumping. de. • ,
' lEagincs made without wheels when required.
„FOR BALK , - - kA New Stationary Retsina:on:liable der a
Coal rattle. Wlll be sold very cheap. Cylinder, 14 In.
bone; 30 In. 'heti: belt bed-piste, 16 ft. 10ng.30 In.
whin: 60 cwt./fly-wheel; two eecentrla, to run bath
Sir Demeriplave Circulars. of Portable .Itogaisa and
Price Lute on band:
• A. kARCIIAMIAULT,
Otte Partatvle Engine avid Marinwe Work*.
15tti'd Hamilton ativida, above Willow, Philadelphia.
Atoll 14). '6B 151 m '
e "alai
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• -
/
g=2=111111.1"..g. Zaf."
LOCATED AT
FIMADELPIIIA. COICAOO. 111.
BUFFALO, N. Y. CLEVELAND. otOn.
ALBANY, NAY. • ! DETROIT. Mich.
A Student entering either of these Cntleges hss the
privilege of all for au unlimited time.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE,
8. E. corner of Seventh and Chestnut st.eete.
. .
JOHN It. MYERS, MORRIS L. HAI:LOW - ELI,
Prof. JOHN S. SAT, W. C. PATTEMSON.
EDMUND A. SOUDER, 3IALILON WILLIAMSON,
C. B. TRUITT, COOK.
Book. Keeping,
In all its most approved forms, adapted to the various
departments of Trade and Commerce. Including General
Wholesalo and Retail Mercantile, Shipping, Forwarding,
Cod: mission. Banking. Exchange, Manufacturing,
reading, Steamboatlag, &c.,
Penmanship.
A good hand-writing Is regarded of the first tmpor•
once, and Is guaranteed testi completing the Course.
COMMEICCIAL CALCULATIONS, MERCAN.
TILE-LAIV, BUSINESS, CORIIESPON-
18 119.163 08
113,010 18
,00 03,152 10
DEACE, USAUS, tee., tEc.. 4-e
Dray Lectures are deltrentd ijitme the abort , subjects.
DIPLOMAS are awarded 'to Students completing the
COUtlie and passing the necessity examination.
The proprietors of these Colldgee design perfecting a
.Chain of Schools throughout the principal Mies of the
East and West that shall alThrd to young men opportuni
ty to quality themselrdt in the'earious modes of doing
.bustwess, not only In Great Corntnerelal Centres of the
East. but to the great and growing West, also.' The es
tabllshment of such Schools Is prltoved to be lbdispeh•
sable to this result.
Sebools at the above points are all in a prosperous
condition. Over SW Students were in attooduzes upon
them during list Winioe's Session.
There are no terms and no vaeatlonP. Students may
therefor& enter and prosecute the Studies without refer
ence to elapses. ,
IVIFA L.
12,20 t 09
Scholarship for Complete Course. including Book-
Keeping, Writing, Lectures, Lc., - - E 40.00
Book• Keeping for Half Counso, • - - .25 00
Aarlor farther particulars send for Catalogue and Cir
cular. Address, BRTANT t STRATTON,
PHILiDELPSIA.
15.1 y
SOUL.
22,027 06
. 78,839 16
100.867 01
Apil 10. :5R
Important Discovery.
DISEASES 01 TEE LUNGS AND THROAT
,APE positively'curable by Inhalation,
whlt4reoliveyi.the remedies to the cavities in the
lungs through the Par passages. and naming in direct con
tact with the disease, neutralizes the tubercular matter.
allays 'the cough, causes a free and easy expectoration,
heals the longs, purifies the blood, imports renewed vi
tailty to the nervous system. giving that tone . and ,enen
gv so Indispensable for the restoration of health. (To be
ahie to state confidently tbabConsumption is curable by
inhalation, is to me a source of unalloyed pleasure. It
is as mush under .the control of medical treatment as
any other formidable disease: ninety out of every. hun
dred cares can be cured In the first stages, and fifty per
cent. In the second: hut in the third stage it is Impos
sible to save more then five pee cent., tbr the lungs are
so eut up by the disease as to hid defiance to medical
skill. Sven, however, in the last stages, inhalation at
fords extraordinary relief to the suffering attending this
fearful scourge, which annually destroys ninety-five
thousand remote in the United Staten alone: and a wr
rect calculation 'Shows that of the present population of
the earth. eighty millions are destined to fill the Con-
sumpt ive's grave.
Trdly. the' quiver of death has no arrow so fatal as
Consumption. In all ages it has been the great enemy
of Uhl. fur it spare neither age- nor sex, but sweeps off
alike the brave, the beautiful, the graeeful, and the gif
ted. lly the help of that Supreme Being, from whom
&meth every good and peilect gift. I am enabled to offer
to the afflicted a perm neat and speedy curs in Can-
Pumption. The first cause of tubercles is from impure
blood, and the immediate effect, produred by thel, dept . )•
shims in the inn" is to prevent the free admission of
air into the air cells, which. causes a weakened vitality
through the entire system.., Then !Purely it is more no
tional tb expect greater good from medicines entering
thearvittee of the lungs than, from those administered
throuab theitomacht the patient will always find the
lungsfree and the breathing easy after Inhaling reline.
,dies. Thus, inhalation lea local remedy, neVertheless it
'arts censtitutionally.and with more Power and certainty
than remedies administered by the stomach. : To prove
the powerful and uirect influence of this Mode' of ad.
ministration, chloroform inhaled will entirely destroy
sensibility in a few minutes, paralyzing the entire tier-
YOUR system, so that a limb may be amputated without
the Slightest pain: inhaling the ordinary burning gin
will destroy life in a few boors.
=
1.9,%1
66 I
ao
60
00
70
48
SA
51%
10
25
00
00
0
18,11 i
• The inhalation of ammonia will muse the system when
fainting or apparently dead. The oder of many of the
medicines iti perceptible In the akin a *few minutes after
being inhaled, and May be immediately detected In the
blood. A convincing proof of the constitutional effects
of inhalation, ik the tact that sickness is always pro
duced by breathing foul air. Is not this positive evl
deuce thkt proper reinedies, carefully prepared and Judi.
dowdy administered through the lunge, should produce
the happiest remittal' During eighteen years' practice.
many thowande, suffering from diembies of the lungs
and throat, have been under my rare, and 1 bare effec
ted many remarkable curet', even after the sufferers have
been- pronounced in the last stages. which fully eatieffee
me that Consumption la no longer a fatal .disenee. My
treatment
expird em
o t i ConsuMption , is original. and Mended on
long end thorough investigation. My per
feetsequal tanee*lth the nature of tubercles, Ac., en
ables me to distinguish,' readily, the various forms of
diverse that simulate Consumption, and apply the prep
er remedies, rarely being ntiataken. even In a elegiac-me.
This familiarity in connection with certain pathological
and microscopic discoverleicenaties me to relieve the
lungs front the effeets of contracted chests to enlarge
the chest, purify the blood, immirt to it renewed vitality,
giving energy and tone to the entire systein: - •
Neill/fines with fell directions sent to gapped of thi•
VoiliedStates and Ciinedis by patient-communicating
their symptoms by letter; Bat the cure would be more
certain if the patient should pay me a visit, which
would givE an opportunity to a:swipe tbelnags,and
enable me preSeribe with much greater certainty, and
then the cotild be' etteeted without ut• seeing the
patient again. 0, W. tiltAllAlf,
01/Ice-41131 Filbert at., (old No. &lino rice/th,
PLIMADICLPHIA PA.
•
April 11:1,,411 Ifely
PHILAD'A READI C RAILROAD'
MINN
o FI I of the: e rmi ti clet tla ph dt , t a it ra .
The rates of Freight stol Toils on coal transported by
It& Com?miy, will be sifollows, from 2901 3Mrcb, 11 SH,
until further notice: ;
• • TROY ' 1 112 1 0 l ' 2 ..t--
1 • i : ..2 ti I I; :. . :. 2.
)`-
To Richmond, ' - f 1 1 441 1 1 35 ' 1 25 . 1 24
" Plaladelphla,. . I 1 1 40 1 3.6 . , 1 26 1 ,
" Inclined Plan e , l 11.0 1 1 35 125 1 -.' i
' 1
" Nteetown, ,- I 1 40 1 31 1 . 25 1 ', 1 .,
" Germantown 11.11-, I ' ; 1 4Q 1 35 1 25 1 a'
" Valls orSehttylkill, 1 ; 140 186 1 25 1 a
" 31anayunkt ' 1 1 40 1.1 35 . 1 ...
•• Spring 31111 a, . • . , 1 33 1 1.30 120. 1 20
" Cosabehoeken and I'ly-i • I
mouth Railroad, . I ; 1 35 ' 1 30 120 1 I
" Rambo's nail 'retie' end'
' : Jones', , '
, 1-1 3 1 126 1 15 1 11
" Romiattnenarbildgepoct • 1 30 1 25 1 15 1 3
" l'ort Kennedy, . I ... 1 21 . 1 'A 1 10 1-1 ,
" yealey Pons, ' , { 1 26 1 20 1 . 10 1 1 ,
" Phoenixville, . -..J 1.16 '1 10 1 00 1. , ,
- " Haynie Tor.d; • . . -.
i int, 1 10 1.00 1 .
‘l l / 4 0t*to•in, ~' i % 16 1 10 :100 . 1 , ,
" - hoo d tu l lii i i,,,,
~ t 1
.. 15 1...1 10. : 1 00 1 , ,
" Binivbeio' . . . ~ I ; i 110, ; ob .- ob %DS
" Reading, ' I ..
' .. 110. t, 00 ; 30 .
•• Between itentling , and , - 1 - •
.i -Arerille, , . :' 93 , ... f el) ,110 . 50
. " Mobvsv.ihr,.. „,:-
,; . - 06.1,. 00- . II& i 60
~r „ i1t,,,.,.... :...44. 93, ~€4. SO
Ilfarierivlthe lialidffic I l beallgeM
' *rob' l'aet,S - :14.3! '' W.-11.'21d 21,1
LitEtY,liee7. '
19,884 M.
BOARD Of , RURAL/CB
COLLECIATE COURSE.
Generiall Information.
Terms s
CONSUMPTION, At
MISCMANEOUS.
STAIR RODIII,- •
Qii2rAl; and litiliiiii c Caipet 'Tacks;
alklmairi. to, at STICUTIS &1110117103W8,
sos Sm." .oov. Gaon sad mattaa stream
Potonals. Arti 116 • • 'l4- •
- .
WHITE LEAD,
(YelraPorPeutiPoii,Ve9halt 'Japan, Li.
Lad *e at 11101414 f (WIC iUov ald
stlere of eras Saw,' ,tor. Cootie awl Utast Streets.
Prtssville. Aprlt 3.14 14.
HAY FORKS,
ANuRE and Potatne , Forks. Shw
lyji_ reit and dampt,i dim. tp/4*9ltiovel sAill /rift
naudeo‘all_ - SFICIIITIMERUOUPSONII.
ilia% eV VIZ Bair" ear. Centre and liactot straigts.
Powoll* April 3.'411 . , . 14.
•
PLOWS PLOWS! • •
FIAGLF and Hamb'um flowa, Side
Mll4:Ridging natio. Mould Beards. and Improved
pandlinCultivatorkat grICIITISM A fIIOMPSON'IIy
.Bror or rex Saw,* oar. Centre and Market otrooda.
April 3.18 ' . 14-
Pont ints.
WIRE RAP' FOR SALE.
riIHE undersigned has on 'hand .about
2400 hid re 154 tech ism ,she tope of pod quell
ty, wbhh h offered for sale ee *es, reasonetdr terms.—
Per pardestars Inquire of the indwell:4r at Tastes,
or cd Ell E,Conerr, Mao& Chunk.
Booth Easton, March 6, 18105131 WU. Eff.14,006.
ADJOURNED COURT. •
'A . N ad3outtted Uotat .ot COMMON
PLEAS. WU he held sE Pottsville, in end for the
county of SensylatUl, on AGEDAY;ApriI 1eth,19.18, at
10 O'dock to 'the Omani. to continue one leo&
Sheriff's offire.lPotterilln, hiATE, Merit.
Argil 3d, 185$. . 1441
PUBl r le SAI F IL
WILL be scatat Jpnitelto saloon get
unto, April lith.-13.58, at 1 ea:Wk. P. U., at
Itneher's LocksP on the SchuytkUl,NaAption. about
three tulles above Reading. the tnahrata roerly cora
paint! the no N
el boot '. Y. Jones.' consistlog of Um
ber, ;dente, settee, and iron Work. the umbering been
found on the dud at said Owe, and apparently awn
dotted by the comer, hare been melted cod ells be mold
as ewes by.„ „ Z. T. GALT.
.kgent tor tanhuylklll :4 &vigil km Co.
Aprill wh1853
' , •
• ' • NEW:
• 'Dry lAbieds met GrirSery, Store..
TH E • untlersigned 'have
opened a New Dry (Riede kid Gin
eery Star!, In the building on Contra
ousel, neat to ege es [loud, tonieely
cupid by Eilliman Chambers, where
they. wlll be happy to see- their Mende and the public
generally. Their purpose is to dai exclustvely, a CASH
badness; Thiel( will enable them to mill cheap.
TWIN A CALLNaI. _
DEATIT IiEgIINER.
A
• Pottsvi e,April IS 11-ti
.COAL LANDS" SALE. •
SHY; subscriber , offers for . sale 230
acre of Coal taind, sitnato near the Cleve.& Pitts.
raid: Salluevilira on vlalcb then la a mina opened
and in drat-rate mnitlng Order. All the linprovementa
and tiaturevare of the most approved conernetion.—
Tha land It toularlald with' ; ! vatos of flituralooao Coal
of superior qualify. The mine opeitomprisWe the tele
ilated Strip Vulu. whichhreepable dt producing, at pre.
rent, 60 tou )per day. 100 tons- eoVld ,tut 'mined daily
lilth a littliputilitlonal outlay. The spbseriber will sell
all or the pad-on which tb• mine ti opened: /Or ter
dier cut Iculara addresa • JOUX MOH PrO,J,
Col.eounty: Ohio. .
January 30, '56 . &e*
' 116=WOUrEM.
FLOWERING BULBS AND SEEDS.
cHOICE DAHLIA ROOTS, embra
eing the guest • ariettee.
hittiolas.•Cerdinitibt, and the ether varieties.
Amaryllis, superb Velvet Crimson.
Tiger Flowers.
Tuber Roses. Double White; very fragrant. •
Now Is the time to plant the Summer Flowering
" Bulbs in pets, to have them In Olfaction. Th - e subeeri
her has also on hand, a line assortment of, FLOWER.
SECUP, some or which are put up in Rose*, of 10 and 20
I lands. with directions how to Plaut, at AO mote sod $t
per bo%. For sale at_ 11. OA NN AN'S llook Seed Store.
LLI E'S
Patent Chilled Iron, Fire and Ilueglar
RITA ,COSiBIIf ITION 11,XISLEI LOCES.
THESE SAFES are in general use,
and-render entire satisfaction. They, are tie ally
Sofa Laude proof against Fire rusi Burigats, oossbinito!
Samples can be, into at. Messrs. Faseltt A 0 4.1:1% Market
street; Troller &Co's, Front street: and- No. 34 North
Water street. Philadelphia. Call and examine for your.
pelves and we will trust the insult with your own judit•
merit • • G. W. KIRK.
No. 34 K. Water street, Illfadelpids.
March It. '5B - 13.eowt f
ARCADIAN INSTITUTE.
THIS Boarding School, for the edu
cation of Youth of both settee, eltaxted Itiiho qui•
et and retired Tillageuf .lrerigthurg.Schnylkilleounty.
Pa„ will open Its Summer Session on Monday. May 34.
The &um studies tueludes the usual Ettglieh brandies,
Mathematics. Natural Sciences. Greek. Latin, French,
°Gnash, Drawing. Mask and Painting.
Terms :—lloardittit, Tuition. Lights. Fuel. per Seeelott
of b months. gso; no extra charges for any branches ex
cept Munk and Delotlng. Fiftq Dollars to be paid Own
the pupil enters. IA• remainder at Mt clue of the Session.
For further informatEn address
ELIAS SCHNEIDER. A. M.. Principe;
or Hon. JACOB 11A3IME1t. Prelident of Tnaters.
April 3d. ISSS . lb•Gt
REMOVAL
/("HE UNDERSIGNEtt, in order to
11 rednee their expensen and avoid Increased, relit, s o
as to enable thus to eell goods at prices soiled to the
times, hive removed from the Stem: Store !louse of Seit
singer & Wettwrill, to the tniilding adjoining the bridge
on Cool street, which will hereafter be known as the
"One Pri:e Island Store. 7 where their old custonseni and
the politic generally will find a general assortment of all
kinds of goods, such as
Dry Goods, Flour, •
Groceries. • Fed.
Hardware, • ' fit.
Queer.rov..are. s. •,,
Pision 1 Plaster.
411nr which wilt be mold at the lowest pekes, for coca
Only. MATTSON AMADEI.
Port Carbon, Sat nary 30,'58
,
A 'RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
5.,1:41. E
pw 4, , ; s k': ) . ;t li - f yal e ir! arl 3;e rn a t t i s og i o t. f d zae , „ .
eyed while,' n the East Indies. a certain Mare for{ Con
sumption, , Asthma, - Dronvhitis, Coughs, Colds; and ,
General Debility. The remedy was discovered byi him ,
eti,r, hignniy child, a daughter, was given up to die.--
wiA t ing to do a, much good as powitile, be will Pend to ,
such of his afflicted felimv•beings as request it, this TV , :
ripe, with filli and explicit directionwfor making it vp,
and anceessfollylll4ll% it. ffe requires each applieant
to enclose him one ahiliing—three cents to be re
turned AS po%tage on the recipe, and the remainder
to be applied .to the payment of this advertisement.
Address , DR. 1.1. J ASIAZ,
,_ 19 Crud street, J away City, N.J.
March 71,'58 - 13. '
FOR SALE.
•
WILL be sold at Public Sale. at the
houseof Henry Than, to Flubleyvitle, Blythe
Township, Schuylkill County, on Monday the twelfth
dajkof April, 1.85 M, atlo o'clock. A. M.. the following de •
scribe,) property, via .
Mouse and Lot, with the eloper
tenanies, formerly occupied by Benjamin Tltus,•l old
name and Lot adjoining the above with the appurte
nances, Also, (Men° Morse Engine, with the machine.
ry, eoneleting of Boller, Pumps. Pipes. tc. Duel) [forme
Engine with winding gearing,elmins. ie. One Breaker
Engles, Screens, elevators. and the ,necessary machine
ry connected therewith. A lot, of drift ears, old Iron,
Ac. .4 lot of T Railroad iron.
I Teruo will be made known on the day of le, by
ELI MO:UPSON &
TIIO9. ILICA Loa, k ieilt i•
April 3,1, liisS 144 t
fßgsi4 CARDSN SEEDS.
THE SU USCRIBER is his
usual seprity of Garden Seeds from the moat ap
proied Growers. embracing a general assortment of the
choicest deeds for Garden or Field. and• will he sold
wholesale and retail at thelowast rates.
4i..llerchanta, Truekmen and Dealers supplied in
'smear smell qdentities by the Pound or dozen Paeans,
at wholesale prices.
Merchants Con be supplied also with Doxec tor AS._
cohtainiuq a general assortment of seeds, which can
be replenished as they run oat.
Clover and Timothy Seeds by thetßushel or Quart-
White Clover for Yards. and Lawn Grase, Seed by the
pound or smaller quantity—Wyandotte Corn, Sugar
Cane Seed, Kotil-itabi. Winter Cherry or Tomato, Le.
Any kind of audell or Field Seeds not on hand. fu r
Wetted at short notice, at 0. BANNAN'S
March 13.'58 11- Sod awl Book Store, Pottsville.
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS;B,C.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform
1 hie enctomeneand the community at large that a.
has Just returned from the city with a ,
Sue collodion of articles In hie line, eon- ::i.PAL.C7..
ii ait girding of • 4.t1i. 5 31
SURES.
GAITERS.
SLIPPERS. •
PUMPS. de., •
of all descriptions, for Ladles, gentlemen and children.
An elegant article of Mime' and chlldrens' bultOned
galtencaomethlng new in the latest style.
Alen,a new Ist of Trunks, Talisul,eluTethagn, Satch'
OM.
Customer work neatly and expeditiously attended to
store and Shop to Centre, one door above Dish street.
El-Next door to the Red Front:lll*
Pottsville, Vaiy3o,ll7 2.2-111 DANIEL SCLIERTIAL
CARD!
. A Cash Easiness iitxtlittlibrely•
cHARLES ADAMS, S.B. 'owner of
Elr.hth and Arch street*. Philadelphia. Informs his
uelomera and the buyers. of Dry Onoda generally.
(bathe is making extra exertion. for the prosecution of
hie badness the coming mason, and in order to enable
him to purchase good. Mr ,cur, end yell them at the
lowest erorket prices. be has deeided to sell at the easel.
lest possible advance ail-For desk Eschuisety Mat
' lie has reduced the price of meet of the anode In
Store; end him now open many New Goode. eultable for
the samon. to which will be made daily addition*.
CMS will be taken to amotimodide Friends end Plain
persame generally. as heretofore. New DRESS IIOODS.
Ellklill.S. LINENS. and YIIRNISIIINO GOODS. gene.
rally. Purchasers will find met advantage in living an
early call. the motto being '-17w nimble Si:pence it bet
ter than the slate Shilling."
The eilvation is central. and Abe store well lighted. •
March 2D, '6B 4 00 ' -12.3 m ......
v_oki.uAtu.g. 430A1,.. LEASES..
cilr Hie lonUat MollntAltl. Coati and Iran
Company" ; coffee to good teasatii xeretal valuable
Loo' upon the Company's pnverty, In Columbia
and Northumberland eduntles.: The reins carted and
thelarge White Ash reins of the Lee est Mountala. upon
whirl'. collieries bare been already establlabed b•
Mears. 5a4 J 6 !Amen. Oeo. S. Rayplier and .11.0.
Uellner.
The mammoth vein averages about 25 twit In'ltblek.
nes& and the underlying vein some.l2 to 14 feet. Both
veins afford a large body of Coal .Wee water level. The
quality of the Coal is well established in turtle.
The 31Ine 11M *ltallroad affords an avenue to the
Eastern Markets; and the Philadelphia. it Sunbury Rail
road to the Southern and Western toarkets. !loth of
these railroads are completed to the eollleties Upon the
compsny's properly. /or particalareAtqulre of_
J. ANSP AC11; Jr.; FYI*,
No. 88. SOnth Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
OeALE.X. W. RKA. Say . &tic.
Centmlne,Columfais Os., Ps.
I • 7-rf
Febmery.o,lB6B
WEST'S _
Patent Galvanic Conant Remtag,
Pr OLD pr .IVEW ROOFS,' fif au , PITCH/
AVING taken the agency (or the
manly of Ettnylkill, forthe above celebrated
In and Water Proof Roodog, the imbeeriber reepeetlub
tynottetta mine Inn, Which ha tit prepared to eietate
pcorptly and elfeettiolly. Besides Wog suitable for
new talldlngtt toles tkneot eau be! pat on old silo& of
ebleglee i Ito, hon. or any other Anita, 11,tid to equally
adapted to eat or bellied rook
Idle a perfectly lab delitnei wind - Ere, and to elms
dentble,lmperrlona to water and chances of admen
Owe, and atelier evepornes, tracks, nor melte.'
. drintellty Is beyond ovation.
It is wade anti applied without heat ) brae *nand&
-- eardire, without Jolntkand b thiebeapeet Ladd Illtnet
;Tor retaking argaseniltigneltille
eappettton, the beet eatapodtbso rear bte4beil,
Itin:eeferesersared term applydo ' ,
, =' • v.1111901E14 AMA:
.rottaillle, Until 271"31/ •I' '
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARNPouTs ON MARm
DErtnas ot the. Englis h. House of
.1.4) OM:MOW on Me working of Cavil Miner , . *cd eta
oneseßof accidents in IM raw. Illustrate* rifle ea..,
tairoui draarlopt, vary valuable mad KAM WOO,
2414°4 t," . LIP% Ow 14 1 10-at lb* Desk/lore of Or SA.
*raw. -o.sinnsx.
reh le,
P l ai roilgalitriti.TAEa r 2lgHt g '
NIRO. A L..TRAYER
IU
--_respertfully Inform du Selma. ""
— county friends. end the radio.
that die bee opened lo Cbtiout street.
above Tenth. one door shove thy
lealtAY Buildings,* noose ft* Ifrinaneseand Ttstasitext
Souderc where she will be betray to accocateedetetbeto
to the bast Matter. it It one of the tort desirable lo
eatiotrs'in the city, being no the fashionable pronteoede t
sod to the del silty of the Public Adinecitiesta It otter,
superior Usdareinents,partiettledy foe thwilits frees the
emus try.. Pellets desirous of visiting the city *Rh their
Bunnies es*, by add Nadu a Hoe. /*certain ' thr term's,
4e, and moms the venom, so as to be eorti6i ofr armor.
modatios.l labor dope Were metidectiou au the most
rcesetiable tams. [March 6, IA ifl4sa
TAMAQUA C&Ttllller 11114413011 FACTORY. I
norsemeettag Avid Blaeltessalthing.
~Year Comer of. BROAD and CENT.IS weds.
rrHE subscriber takes this method of
informing the public Utit he ims braweare lb. sole
proprietor of the above eatablishment, tad be hopes to
eottddet It eo as to give. eatisthetkin
to the Molars community, by at
ploytng nomEttut thh best of work
taw, and using the beet; matettele
that can be found la the mutat: Bala= myself • peer
msobaralc, I will median aII IFOVIL turned out to
,be ite sttirtMented.
Jobbing work of all kinds pronipily sitonded. to and
neatly exectitdd.! U. bops, by strict am/Raton to bust•
ass and cenaouatle donna to leech tiditerld Alamo!
the obis Rebounds. 11801 / 74 D"N•
DKAN has on hand an assortment of new and
second hand inortages and expels wagons of various
! styles. Also, hoary wagons of all kinds. Old einu v a
bought or exchanged. Muth 13, '3A 11.0
WHITE ASH COLhIE k R 4 y.FOR•EA!..E.
•
THE
on perastorns
T6HE undersigned Lessees of the ban
carter 00m.“ 7 . near the town of - Shamokin . ?imita
ting ristid County, Pa., wishing to Wire from business.
offer kw sale the Isms and fixtures of the saki, Colikry,
on satisfactory terms. Tbli Colliery has been in Spars
tion sines 11541,'and has been.msecoestal beyond expec
tation t'
TbeCod is a superior article' for all mire to slack
&nth's:site is applied, soda good market hie beim es•
tablished ibr It which can be extended. 1 I
The Brinker and tistares are%of tlor very best rbaracter
sod in romplete order, and will inreommead tlettneelves
to persons Imolai:Lied with the business. 1
The [Awnless to July 1, 1864. and lea !limitable one
for the operator. /or (unbar information apply St the
Colliery, in person, or by latter to Shamokin r .
Ti orthumberlandC4inty,
CUCIIRAN, PULE & CO.
Tebnaary 18,1838
Stiif'iltll4l,llllPß*.t.e".l,l 4 ,„cf
11 11418 the old Established works known as
The Franklin Iron Works, •
*Rented to the °moues of Port Carbon, &MO' l Co.
Penita. . • , • 1
The property nonfat* of torn* lathes. planing me- 1
datum, three mew engines, blacksmith's too*, fOundry
tools and desks, with ether tools Of sten thecilTrli be'
eggiotrlibrimOdactkotihe basinses, a lance end value
' ble mmortment of patterns of the mom . approved .ma
chinery now aged In the region-and slapse stoekof new.
castings and raw motorist. Possession given lannedl7
ately.
Tio • will be able terms.)
as property e void on reesonaL.e terms. new, .
any .person MAU , * tn enieeite in th e biaineie resents
en opportunity seldom offered. . '
For further peetienlars Inquire of the undereikned et
St. Mir. or between the hones of 11 A. M. end 't P. M„
at Kirk A Bauta'a office. PottaTilia. J. S. KIRK.
St. Mr, Feb. 24, 10511 ' •
TO YOUNC.NIEN. H
I '
BOOKKEEPING TAIKIRT AS TY 811.01JL11, BE
AT THE
Pennsylvania Commercial C4lleir : l n
YORK, PA.
No COPYING Flom Printed or Manoscripe F
TILE INSTRUCTION given it this
Institution Is really a course of Coontieg.ftimm
Practice and Mercantile Affairs. Each pupil is separate ,
-ly tortnscted. wider the sole direction of the PO
The superior method of teaching at this College Is OW,
fed by the large numbered otodotlta Who hue, entered
upon their duties, thus proving the successful heals of
their atudka. torturther particulars address ,
T. K. WHITE, York, Pe i.
. •
COMMERCIAL PENMANSHIP.
UPON THE RECEIPT of: FIFT,V
cep T. K. Whines Sysiens'ot Penmanship. 'teal/
bound. will 1* senkto any address, free Tpdia g e.
• Address. T. Kt Wllag. York, Pa.
March •.%), • 123 m .
- 6 --
CARDEN, FARM TOOLS. A.O.
"[UST recoiled and for sale . the
e_r Send. field and linplesnent Mors of the; i4seriber--
(hare lawn Rakes: du Garden Rakes. i •
Pruning Chisel: , and Knives—Budding Kolvek
Ladies' Plural Rakes.
Ladles' Pruning Seiswiss and Tninsplanting Forks.
Transplanting f rowels, and Pruning Shears—for liox
ke.
Pocket Pruning Saws, Nest F,gga. Cattle, Fl4l, ke.
Ladles' Scissors for Gathering Flowers, ke.
fledge and Garden Shears, Hose,
Toy Spades for Ladles. •
Grass edging or I3order Shears.
Garderrdtents witb (Awes for Planting, te, kr. •
Dahlia Roots, 'dimmer „Bulbous Roots, Pinata and
Shrubbery of every derheription—not i on band, obtained
to order at short notice. • •
Also. fur the Ferro—
Side 11111 or Swivel Plows. best kind.
Double Moulding'Board Plows. _
Truck Plows. and Nand Cultivators . and Plows,;
Horse Culavatoro 7 latest afid best patterns. :
All of which are pf the latest nod most approved Pal
!stns. The subscriber also proemial all kinds of Agri
cultural Implements to order, at mantreseturereprires,
at his feed and Variety store. where be will tasy • atten
tion to ibis au bjectsind 'procure the beet kind Of ha
placated* at the lowest rates. 1- •
All kinds of Penn and Garden Seed• furnished whole
ails and retail. at the !owes', late. by the Mabel+ Quart,
or five ant paper. -
401 - Our seedier* of the beet kinds and eau be war
ranted. No iyueestalu Needs sold. 11..';11Ali NAN. ,
Dealer in Seat, Boats, de.
Pottsville. Atm - 114. 2 85 8 .1 14.
LITERARY
N EXP ERIE N CED EDITOR, a
suecessful Atithor and a thoroughly Nducated Lk
erary man, weary with twenty-five year* of the drudgery
of Daily Journalism, hag determined to hire out or sell
his brain at retail. to those who may require tbeirservi
err in any honorable soy.
Merchants, Budnees men, Zaventors, and Dealers of
every kind, will be !supplied; off band, with advertise-,
extents, (poetical or otherwise.) notices, cards, circulars,
or any species of article desired.
Polltklans will be supplied with speeches. reports, res
olutlons, letters, toasts, Istmphiets, editorial articles,
communirations, and every sort of braluarork, which
they may find it inconvenient or troublesome to do for.
themselves. .
Ladle* and Oentlemerrof every rank in society or oc
cupation In life. mil have letters written ow any a
whether business or sentimental: ,
. . .. .._...
li
I advertiser will spa conduct or translate entre*
pots ee of every kind, either English, Freueh,Spantsty
tiers n.or !tallest. ,
Poetry, Acrostics. for Ladies Albums, 7:totes, Billet
doux, Monodies, and Comp." Mona of the most delicate
and confidential character, incident to every passible clr
rounstanee or event In life, will be fnrnlehed in inviola-
ble eehlidenee, by writing to the underftned, and ex
plaining their wiebee.
Orders by mail, accompanied with cash, will be strictly.
and promptly attended to, • J. TIIOMPSON,
Literary flureap.
Box 2.2135, Philatielphkt P. 0., Pa.
lif 1 64m
Jan. SO, '59 •••
sorDREAy DISCOVERY OF THE
IMPORrANT TO
Tobacco Che
DLtM
•
Tanteestai,rottwe TroMhener
•
The Creael Sulatitute For 7;:baten.
r
is a well known and inconwoverti
blee fact that the' tie* of Tobacco * the promoting
caned of many of the moat /*Yore 1 •
PHYSICAL IHEOItbEItS
To which the rem of man is subject. al careful analysts
aiptiong and painful experience hare Clearly proven
that it contains certain narcotic and poi nuns proper
tied most dangerous in their effects, which by Mitering
into the blood derange the functions and loperations of
the Heart. causing many to suppose that organ to be se.
riously disearrd. . ' .
TOBAtXX) a ff ects also the entire 'Perrone to.steni, man-
Vesting itself—as all who bare ever,uata,l the noxious
weed will bear testimony—ln Lassitude, .tiervnus IvriM
bility, Water Broth, Dyspepels, and, Manly ocher disor
ders of a similar character.
TIIE TASTE RESTORATME PRDCIIEfik
Are designed to counteract these renpful influeneee;mmd
have proved completely successful IA a multitude of
came, and wherever used. Being *notelet In them.
selves, they exert a beneficial effect upon the ;entire sys
tem, restoring the Taste.which hasroine . vitiated or
destroyed by great Indulgence. complatelyl remelting:OW
irritation and ateompenylng Haling sensation of the
Throat—which are always , consequent upon abstaining
from the we a. Totatice, and by giving a bealthy tone to
the Stomach, Invigorate the whole slaForti. . - •
Persona who are irretrievably tm&rtnittlog th eir cow
"Mattoon and shortening their lives AIM,/ use theme
Troches Immediately and throw off ihe linjhrious cod
unpleasant hal:rant Tobacco Chewing. I
Three Troches or Lauinger are put tip to a Venvenlent
and portable form at the lomprice of Ito, Matti per b0x.7.-
A liberal discount to the Trade..
r,
Prepared solely by the undersigned. kitten aft or
'de should be addreefed. JAS.& BOW , Druggist,
Coiner 2d and ham stswita,
More Jr.
. , i 247
SCHUYLKILL. NAVICATI.* N.
rrliE BOARD of,MANAGBRS hire
adopted the ibilowliog Bates or T011on; libeellime.
one Artlrles, and onfloats, to be chanted inrtheir 'Werke
during the 'or lS58: •
.TOLL TO BE CHARGED PER TON Or stoop POUNDS.
AU articles carried ten *Get and under, shill pay
twenty cee4 per toe. except where this amount shall ex
teed 6 cents per too on the ascertained tonnage of the
vessel for shy' lock passed'below Beading. or' 4 cents per
ton above heading. In sucking., these last' mentioned 1 ,
rates nil!. ehsrged. • {
For any distance beyond ten ninon, ono cent per ton.
pee mile additional .01 be charged, except lams Lime.;
stone. Clay, Brink Bats, Posts and Rails, Manure and;
Cordwood, shall be char:ad not more than 30 cents.peri
ton.
Iron Ore, Wrotght or &lobbied Stone. Comtnon
Rough Bark, eland, Unwrought. Flag and Curb
Stone, not more than 3f, cents per ton:
Gyptrun,4llete, Marble, Fire. Urielt Soap Stoee,.Sistrri l
Salt, "lee, Copprw, Ore.-Scrap Iron ai d Broken *MIMI* ,
not more than 45 emits. • ' '
Pig Iron, Ball Rood, Bar endlfatiadelwedteon,Ce rt
lop end Rathlnery, Timber. round and square, Sawa"
Lumber, Shingles, Ray and strew, Sitar Needs. Bitto
minor's Coal, Dbitillell 14quors and Spirit", North:iodise
of ell kinds, and all ehirlom not otherwise speilles!!Y
*numerated, not more than tits mints per ton for soy a.**
tante: fisoWded. That if more than 100 pounds °Moo.
powder are earrkd upon any boat, the host sod "al"
cargo shall pay the full charter Mee for merry toes
pasted.
Nole.—in priming the, Locke; Bowen eithbstfi hots
l" rega l +-
'
den& of Rafts. ROM not romply leg w
ikon, will be eherged the fall charter rate. '
• . .
TOLL 3N 110Arl , . I I
AIM Toti srothodsol 1,7 tit* Charter of the rboope y,
seed below Reading
cents per ion for curl loot 1 0 ;10,,,, preedlos.
and 4 cents per ton for every lock P7 - .1 1 them ate&
on the 'amettrtainidlonnage of thr r r"*" %old nal Per
tern be charged optima oral Wet: bat c or d
mite will he honed to boats trhkla slay
fn
Strict conformity to hiw end to tit,; Trltahi,tirrl. of the'
Company, at thr Ibllowing rates . mwe i
Poskito,
tolls
—true.'
o, which hasill.lhflariei
pa
era
twin
Bolts unladen. or with outgo
era dollars to Milo— •• •
For 5 noted or under.. • 10 ; d m, 1 . 00
" mote than 0, and 'MK °Y r : * to, sa n t s, • - W.
more than 10, andsot or goles. • 2 , j 0
naArl"nitvalolY°old,alatlin°Milf:o: tb rh e e ha la lr d bm 'lr t re . r g u: l b oti : e t - l tt ar:s o w n tr a rkab dt ii ll : t Too tthi l
eaffiPlinit t c harter rats. suet , dekitilan:
toll. not exceeding . the full the taiusratation,
oy Mot sed eanta..._01 1 U 1 _„.. inv 7.:17 4 ,014.
ititwort 554 by la° 11 .7,41 bait 4f Else works slag
poets running upon at form cede,
per for each tonic they 01: 100 1 tosto , t boaer, one
pm ton upon , the set.. 44 two pi k diaF, egrerehll
k o korr, and do mar .1""
to the !let Of ArtfraY•L, tAlititri•
By corder of lbe sc,"" " f Proident.
4 nut ,13111"ii^a it;
0411ce larch:3, LISS.
FM.
—• • 1
i i DJCf L i
13(?#4v)3's
~ ST I SE I ROSTIL,
DISEBE OF Taw KiDNENS,
I
LIVER COMPLAINT, -
iki hn
g - .'
..*
V r EALNESS 01• ; . ) i)
IFEVER AND *dila'.
VERY F A WhiE i AND &EBY
TAMMY has its peculiar ilittemeompounded ae.
lt to some &Mit* het" *ended down from father
to toe, perhaps. Tbs principle that a tank digestant I.
avower,. In every house. be Nftsputed, yet, being ever
jentnned by etwklllful halide. Ohre rentains oteewats
both Incompatible ahtl inconsittent--enateilmiapcetit her
ly hurtful. 1 -Ws 'here air. tattle, Pent. lw o highly too'
ia
ceetrated ib t, whet rifle:army eapply this want, pre.
pared upon wientlfie prlpripimqconntoonded of simples.
&ding is hamootty, yet esett flailillisti its owit remedial
1, *Mee. 1 i • I * .
To Twit PRTISCIAN Is beccotlenr*Lis le eoneenient form,
r" PerrecilY• sate, as inettemgwbkle. acting wpm the
elrrtilaOcna. tab..% the *Akin of It.b• erryem to the Ovid
ant or health. eeperiatly a ft er any debilitating attack of
&sew* after detireaelon tem best, or any toed or .net
dental now; an Atui•Sparinetke. whteb, with • deorral
'timeline tworer.eme with a pefulterinllnenre upon the
IierTOTIS system. miming permit,/ Imitation, when taken I
properly. wlttinnt,the toast tenilener to the 'wafts, and '
"'Chant thtt dietreecln: rea s 4h tobleb ie the heec of
meet ton les...o ft en causing injury than tee original
dimes*. 1 .
. As it TOM moderately and lernunentlyotaltiorgilte i
energies of all parts of the Ira**. producing ineusenrily
n healthy Intivente of the settle' of lb* vairinat mean.
itonNally champing the acidity of the stoemeth, end act.
lag nr i miily upon the thee I M regulating 'lmmanently
the billisry selenstions. • . - : ~,
NfteKlit—Wheemer expects i t a'
i 0 nd also lineage will
be dheippointed; but to the • week and thwaphlted.
It - will prove a nratefal avonutte penile% toteetemik or
singular remedial propertles. l 4 1 ' , . .. ,
caution o.l+lhe mat 'gasify of tblit delightful
Aram" Liss todueed many Ind *tlono. which: the p6lll
ablitnerd against purchasing. 20 notetirp muloll lot
bur rthlng else until you brie. glint Pottiaaes'alioll
11.0rD mints a tair trial.' Onibottle win eenetne• ye.
bow In fi nitely ingerior it Is t 1p bees ittittatiom '
SVlSold at $t per bottle, or Ii bottles for*. by the
' ROA PROPRIDiORS,'
1 , ,
BENJAMIN PACE' ? JR.; at COi
I .- {
' • XAMEIP Beitill IP 4 I ' • '
Vbannarratisto inb IQ:bangs, i
.
~
,
~ I PriTSiitiftelJ PA.; - , .• 1
_1 •
Purl's% In Philadelphia IMei t
agene—Vormin at
i! ,
filorwig. Mike of the Da t- Jobn Joke" =Race
street 4' Dyott a Sous. 133 North fiecend street. Atm. to
it
r...dc' ir, by Ritter A Co.: lionester, be John IP. Long
it Co - Pottsville. John G. Brown. J. C. C. fluxbeli and
C. W. Eptlng : Tehil666, bY It. J. Dry; idluersville. 3.
K. IR roe, and l in Schuylkill Thiven. by Dr. R. CM
charter. • • ' November 1.4,'57 46-
..
irtb '
' • bR. HARDMAN. '
Antiliptiewl PhyalWiwi an/ Pis pallelletle for
tlDiseases et Ow lietalagrne
iORIKEitLY Physicfan to Cinch:67
nail Marine MooltaVaod Retreat! CM.
responding menthe, of the J t ondon • Medical Soctetyjof
Obeetatkm, author of "betters to Xuvaildit," and editor
of I t "Medical Stettoreopisr may be 'Consulted "ti
PCirravit.us, id the Penumlivants llall, nn
TORDA r. APRIL 2+, ft+ ese sky ono
*ii•on.umitotes trrallt Cotlfamptiom Bronthilts•
lAryngitait. AStbuia. and Dimmer of Throat and
Lon**, by ifoscical Inhalatitia I i• .
•
: Di l
i: claims to publiej confidence ice fo
ded upon the following facto: i• •
I.lllla thorough and complete rwainburcedwlth be
metre, of thd Wordcelebrated phydetani of Euro ea
welt: as Anse**. • • I ff
,11.1 The peculiarities of hill sprites of -medication—dlr. ,
tering from every other ever'yet adopted—does not int
Melt to make erell; nor tearidown to build up agal
41116 r e -us all dangerous dr d ge and Dilemmas minerals.
, Ilia unprecedented experience in ilospital wadies,
'where every fermi di veet watt presented for treat.
mot. and. in eases , of deetti, an examination. of ,the
dead body made. and the IppossOinees bf the silted
pane carefully noted down hy hips own hand for fu ore
ref,irenre. • These notes a r t obiterratioto. thee mode,
when completed . wilt for two] liege volubeee ofrye
nundred peke* each. which wilt be published for the
henget of the Medical profdasion} .
el In addition to thin, hie vast experience, acqnlred by
trending nlariy Ars vears-ireattisa thouvandraunually,
hale afforded great advatitere. tor observation add the
stsidy of all diseases insidelnt hunien family.l In
this period of time he bad traveled ••• distance nearly
entity to two entire elrenittf the globe. and has iron.
proscribed for and been rot, tilted by nearly thirty thntlP
sand Invalids. iv 4
or
- 4-- -,
ALL btcgAtlES ItREATED i' - ,
'to relati o n to the tollowing diseases, tattier when'ege
pliested srlth'Long; Alfeetlgns. or entstltig Atone. Oast)
Wits eaosuitation—wroatiy find them pros/splint/de.
erolapens and all torment Palmate Complaint Tiler,
ularitles. and Weakness. g. , . . . !
yalpitailoo end other (brine at thin . ) bsease. LiveA
plalnt: Dyspepsia, acof all other Moan , * of Stottlaotr
and Bowele. Piles, A. ' ! ' • c '
• Adf-All Diseases of the *ye and Sari Neuralgia,' lid.
lePay, and all forms of Nervoaa;Dlsease: . {
) . .111ErA7o Cuulre fir Clin.rmilationnitt 1.
i ..clldapmAs; 34 D.
illebruary 2f., 'all • i t 9.1 •
.
. .
A CARD To THE LADIES! j
R.DIIPONCO'ff PilitIALM GOLDEN, PILLS
ARE : INFALiABLE in' . removing,
or irregolarlUes of the menses. , Theis
c are nothing new. byt have been used by the Dodtee
for maby years, both in r ranee and America. with un
tiaralieledsuccess in every case.and he is nrged byl many
thousand ladles *to bare need them. to matte the Pifts
Public, foraise alleviation of those suffering hemany it
negulatitles Whatever. a 4 well as a-preventive toi thom
liidies whOse health willinot permit an Increment ami
ty. Pregnant TellialosAr those supposing theillseivea
are cantldned against - using these Pills. as the Pro
proietor aiinsuses no respotssibility after the' abrieetadnim
nylon, although their wittiness would prevent soy Itljo
Ivy to health; otherwitej these Pills are recommended.—
tftreetions aecompanv mach box. Pelee, gl.• .ffold;Wlielse
isle and retail by C. W. I:PTINn, aoroir Norwasyas and
Centre streets. Pottsviili.. pr. • - - -
I All orders must be addressed to the above General.
'Agent, who will supply the trade at Pr.tprietor'syricery
and send the Pills conentially to ladles ; by mail. by
their enelosingill *to C AS. W. gr . /11 , 10,0t PottaTll lo l
id
. .
Schuylkill county. Pe n a.
i /ffil-Seeslaitature."J Dirromm,o •on peach bpa.-none
othersgendine. .1 • .
Pottsville.Jane a l 4 nil ' " ' Urly
...
• EVERYBODV C. . SAVE SONETHEEEL ,
DERSONS A US ING . INK, or tfiose
L who would nuke smoothing selling itoronld
an wan to fend for a noiltio And nuke their Qwarwhich
osn'be done for sis redts or Angle gallon, and from
tour to tire rents In huger qurditleo. Ths 'bore will be
• sent to any person for six rents In sti.nrri or silisr, by
l*ddhirldrog. jj B. I. BOARDMAN • CO.. •
&toasty 13,18 7:3051 But Chester; N.
011.1Vz
ers!
_ FARREL'S . HERRINC'B; •
Patent Pfire Proof nate*.
;S. S gN s -
Bnokse rMini Staticiaer, Pbetstat:
thIS. authorized to sell
eir Safes In Schuylkill 'county
tie wilt torntsh them at the low
.o't manutactureri• prices, at his
&Acetate In Potteville, where the
Osmond a Est of Prices` can be
sern. . .
;1 These Safes. on trtal heti, Proved
to be supertorin protecting Rooks,
lepers.. it- Win ire, to soy caste
fatactured In the iThited Prates.
_ pod they an( ottered at /Nosily low
Wee*. .2 . .
The Ibilowingis sal extmet,frotts: the report of the
eommittee appointed lo aupurintend. the recent trial'
'test of burning Sates it Reading: .:'
... d in the 28th of Febimary all the Members oftbiConp.
mittee met to vitae* the metes and books and papers,'
(plat:edit' them) tutors parted ly Walstied that aU was
I right. - The day log the burning took place, an
i . der the snperinte ' iice of the Committee, After a fair
:and impartial lairot it for fee bol in the Caiman's of
Ot t
Ureters. Farrebad 116 ring. tbe,Soff Meseta . Evans rt
'Watson Wee first opened. the Safe boor on Ors tnal4e,
awl the contents patt billy CpriPllol4 while the contents
, In the Woof Meseta. va r r,l, s , Herring were' la -good
r. condition. and no Steint , lde."._
I. The Editor of tbe '.llSki pod PA kylkat'Joutautf; to,
! gather with fitly hostiles! , men. eboattended the burn
ing of the Safes, testify to the truth Of the above state
r
Mehl. .
1 • For good andrella* Sates at rusanfacturert• pricee,
I call on • ~, B. HANNAN.
,' , _ Agee). fur Farrel's of Ilerring'i Safes.
c.; Pottsville, Marcia 140.'57 . . • !I•
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1
•= 4 :: VI"; 7 "=!.. 'i
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•;) 41,4 ilfi g t i ,
= =
...:4;:001111 i •
7 .E. CARRi4W.B, pottortive.
TS AGENT for' the sale of EVANS'
WATSON'S PhiVarierphia .41anufacturpl
SAL AM4I I /DER SAFES, •
South Filuilk Streit, Pitiladeti.Aia.
"Truth lr. 1111.00, and
.11Inst.PeeiitIll.”
j .
Report o f the thinnelitlee appointed to tuperirdend Me
(turning of ble Iron Slip* al Reading ,!
I . libtliary lath, 1557. f
, , • 11t451.110. iThrtit 4th. •
••••: : The undendxnedorionlx•ra of the ..... _'-
. 1 , co mmittee , do respeetfully report:
....;, • - .:.:
i tn.! we win the two Wee originally '..; ,-: r. 7.
I iered upon by Ifartele A Herring i "",
11 ' and ZeitUll A Watemtplaced Odle by '
11 i stle I, o 4h r e ui ..4 . v e m e, a T s i t z e On i t:el f t:ll.: 1 '''''''—
li del phis A Readlare Ra roademnpaoy.
in hfs °Mee at Beadle . manufactured by tamale* Hee
l; e ine,.and the esti in 14. by U. A. Lents. In his store. 1
manufactured by Eva sit Watson, and pat In bookaaml
; pipers peerhaely alike. • • • t
Tholl , o lllll rtarteintl 'l'4 recloek,A. M... and kept up .
un til roar corded green hickory, two COO* dry oak . ad
'half chesniit - top weld. web entirely consumed. the
whole udder the eurriutendence of th e subiteribe - e..
men:hereof the coma M . 0.. The etfre were then cooled
as with water. after bleb. Ahoy wove bierody and the
Woke and pipers takeh oot by- the Carlin Men and rent
• to 11. A. Lents'estoreYor publlc ezanduatlon. after they
were that examined and marked by the committee. The.
bookr and paper' taken from the este man utaetured by
titans* Watson were but slightly affected by the in.
tense b est. while thonn taken from the oafs manufactured
by Fill:t0111 A Ileryingwere. In our inchttnent.'datosked
fully afteen'per cent. tpore than there Laki:lfni= EY apr
A Wataitles sato. 5 .
We believe the elto4 to have beau a falr andimps dial
trial of Ahe reepectivelquallt:es of both safer. : • -
1 `. • JACOB U. DTKIRR. I
' . -.. 1 • MAIIIIRL B.IIIINTSII,
,
- Haying been absent during' the burning. we tally en
, lurid* with the aboveatateeneut of the condition of the
paperiand books tat/a oat if the respective safes.
-: . • :G. A. NICOLLB. ;'
. , • s I - t R.R.- mutansneso. •
: I .
-, - 1 JAMEII3III.IIOI , LAIID.
. •-• . . ' . j
The follirelng no meld gentlemen, modest a of Beaton.
- and lb. vicinity, who hew, the above ete,biteeptiebimell
'VI rake from 'thane JO Wation since the burning, up to
Wild. 1837: ' i '
' • (1. 1. - IKrorie.l; Treiold Minh. I'l tame Ruth. It Kirk
' * 'Winter, 1; W.. Ahoilds ilk Son. 1: Remy W. Iditehaker,
2; Dr. Wm. Moore.1:Itolonton Ithoede.l: LevlL earn,
it Bleb a Craig, 1: 19/ I m.• Klrek. 1: • Kauflusn) k Daum, ;
I'' Win.klegerner, l ;' , . gong* giZekort, 1: J. K. A O.W. ' 1
KanottneE 1 f Eire Miller l: Jamie Jamlson,l: J. M. it •
A. B. Warner.l; JAott itelnimelter.l.; 'Wm; Rlng, 1; .
1 CP.
A. ,boUgmbinjOY.l; &M. Compan y, I; IL A. Last&
p; W, O. AP. "P. Milan trout. 1; - 11111ineyet, Mamie A
Co.,llllton. 1 t J. P. kddepane. 1. .
'-, , ---
' •••• AVA/110 A WATSON
, . , .. ...
1 •
rib n. arm no heart 300,000 potmde.of i tbe above .
, sAikll. "./felt they .4r or figle on Wire tenni arm oxi,
allor imeurolarer tit Me onto' Sacco.... i
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114 y '11.'51 • . . : • lllAyi
, ..
" 115 t 5'c
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I e
Pottsville, Saturday. 44110 1868.
Housgfileas.
311011AXA11. BACKING OUT.
1==213
The LetratiipteartM 41f Deado weer
• Dead. ')
;The United Suites Senate having returned to
the Home the Hams hill, twfusiny to concur is
the Montottiniery-Crittendea amend meet. on Thurs.
del; the lieseepteeeeded to consider •the Ka nose
bill as returned trees the Senate. llfel.Montgoto
ery moved to adhere tni the House amendment.— .
Oo putting the questlith to vote, tbe'mntion to ad- "
mos was ordained • woes of lIP yens to Ell
ways. the mime lot* ea hence less ontopair, Kr.
Humphrey Marshall, of Kea tacky, end /dr. - flovrte
of Metylend..
:.Ass dimes to this second triumph of the oppo.
mats ist,the Lea:wawa swindle, the Preoideat is
Understood to be in ,forte of the House amend.
mut; and that be ties advi•eit that. the Senate re
.cafe and adopt ft instead of its own bill. Se far,
some Senators have been stubborn let their elope
sition, but it is expected that they will relent.
It is a matter of gratniatioe that the tuitional
House of Representatives adheres - to the raw
mestere of peace and of Justice. •
Bon. Thee. IL Sento* ea lite IP*o4llh4ed.
Cul. Renton is dying at Woshiagtoud . Ale die• •
ease, eases, of the bowels, has • sede• seat No..
glees diet be closet survive quell lager.' He
Cadets ezirexise paw, 0.4 d it exhausted to almost
the last degree ,of physical roared.* ~. 41. few
days since ht energetic whispers. be told a visitor
that the saws teen who bad sought to destroy the .
Republic in MO, were at the Andra of age se
:cursed asteoailitoo kitties% Among the greatest
of his consolations la dying was . the motleyh
sees that the House at Reproseistatirea bad hat.. -
Seel these IttiesOnsble eiehenters, and pat the keels
of ale poor le on die :neat of the traders. PM
events in oar history had given him ea mush sat
isfaction as the defotaltof Lseomptoe.• lie 'snaky
praised the
~ 4 t otrePtit sad lueurruptible Douglas
Democrats. 1 . 1 !
•
. Cr*..m
It le on tb4 Increase. The body of a sae, intl.
posed to have beeerino,Vve• food bootie:10
the duet, at lialllmore. 'Oa Thunder. *ardor
stalks in Wasbdigtos Viv i /did tooth`kges, pi every
1 diameter are rrpetrated daily. At eight time.
the streets are 4molit, deserted, and those wbd go
abroad go elwisyS armed with toile is noreiver.
Eledid• Waled tor.lirsecidedne., •
Dyer. Republican, bee been elected
tir
re:raor.ot Rhode Irlaud by 4000 majority. The
reisaleam or tbelltepnbalims State ticket Melee
tea by eismat„tilie Lame avatar majority.. Dm
members sleeted to tbe Galena Assembly are tali•
Amierlean Resetlimos, except throe.
. • • Aftray.
A serious afray occurred in Washington idly
beeerpen a Government ex.oMelal audit* Deere.
tars Ct the Interior. The former etteineeni to
drsw,apatel epos Ike Jailer, bat liras. digitised
rind badly igloied.. ,
Nee Weladimee
•
• Malt ta r Is nucleates Toy sepoemler iw
Coogan& It ' doebital wlietlier..Cosipmee will
vote the approtaistionr neeemery tor Ike man
•
i* • • J . Apporeetate4.
Soy. Theo& PoOter boa asked Omit bb *slaw
he'tudand, but his congregation ,bara unabistous.
Ijr Toted that it should slot be dotis:l
Vested Dawn,
The tielSelene* bill. with apprupriationn for tits
army *wino*, Was voted down is the Born en
Titunmily.
l'Udlttir tsunami Btassogier.
Col. Jas. S. Wallace, fortnerly ut the PMWW.
pbio Soo, boo become Moompr of 1114' Louis Ville
&halve.,
• Mount Ifiraose. •
The Muurit irartwu AftociAtiuts bails ant' / ie.
or eutopert for the part:ham of .110001:, Verson.
_
• Bank Rolebire.
The Grafton Bunk, at Oralloa* /110104 rib
bed of twelve *housed • dollars es Weilseeday.
•
Vivo at Willtasiestpati. '
. A very destructive Ere littgif MI at Williamsport
ea Wednesday. The teas inweeda /214,0111104:
Olovitraslstaitry t. St.
Ile.cumprity for lb. Asigueraito debit
suwiepartillicers will reach 131.
• OSthrrii.
The Ekon Legion or Vithiburgh hskottered its
ionises for the Utah esiseditioe;
•
Adjeetimed.
?he Countttottenei Ceoveatios adijostoed to
Eames o• the 2d feet.. • .
EMU 1110 I _lBl.inniZ.
ItARRISBURG,-.4Ps. b.••SISNATIR-.•BILLS REF.
TORTIIDp'AtpIAILT.--To 01111111iii0 tit tijimjem uA
tonnage over the rail raid and canals. .
The general appropriation !Ai, with aemerone
amendments. .
The bill relative to the abloom of Revolutionsrj
•
solditrrs:
Mum RxroorratiArovutosamr.—Teaxempt rail.
reeds from Scutum duties. and to exempt eval
ham taxation:
To emend the hoe 0. - stages to the mere reruns
sajoymeit of-reek estate. "
ilmsoismooss Irnionoresto.-rblr. Randall intro.
domed a series of resoluiitios instructing the Sens.
tore_an6 Representatives in Vrmgress u 1 vote tar is
bill greeting peasions so the soldiers of the war
et-1812. .
Ma
Cemanownoca.--Tle bill to revise the pen
al cede of the Commonwealth was pasted on is
coed roadies. • , -
BILLS nsaND.—Supeteteent to the set to in.
memo the, nokuutioture tot iron with subs and
mineral foal: .
Supplement to. the Totinebter. Lebiinoo. mod
Pine Grove Railroad Comonny. • _
Acta* punish embasmeltmeit by ante or bill bro.
bore with One and insprisont4eat. Adjourhest.
Goelip asked the discharge lit the
Judiciary . Cqmtnittee from the consideration of the
Senate Kansas re:situating, and moved that they
be referred to a special committee on the subject.
Carried—yeas 42; nays 26.
The bill giving the'Courte if iseretlenary power
to imprfs,on or not fur violatloas of the Sanday
Law was passed.
• Also, a supplement relatireio otechasies' liste r
sad those of material iota.
Adjourned.
• April s.—Sr tart.—Tho postal appropriation
bill parsed to or,l reading. •
.
The addition of $2OO for, salary to tootabOrr,
wkieb woe struck out by thi Senate C11113014i110,
Wall testored.
. April 15.--Stnarn.--The _ general appropriation
bill was considered on easund reeding.
A motion to ecotone the addition d pay of $2OO
to:lmin hers of the Legislature; which was struck
out by the Senate Committee. Wes negatived.
A motion to 'serous the salaries of the jedge •
of the Supreme Coon by $7OO, negatived:
The appropriation of 530,000 fur the . enlarge.
l',
i
meat of t e Delaware Division Canal wimoppoied,
bat it we carried.
• Pendia the consideration of the bilyb• Ssn•
ate adjoarnitit.
HOUSIL-BILLS PASIMD FINALLY.A supple
mentary charter to tbe Tier:Joni MinincCompany.
A supplement to tbe, art incorporating the Mill
Creek ,rind Mires Hill Navigation and Railroad
Company.
One prohibiting the introduction of ash at im
proper sissona. ,
'A sharp. reneontre took place between Mr:
Hodgson. of Centro county, and Mr. Ebur. of
- Schoykkill, county, Mr. Ebur charging Mr. Ilodg.
son with indulging in a petty /plain toward the
Schuylkill delegation on local bills.
Mr. Hodgson declared the imputations were
faire. . .
Mr. Mbar, appealai to the Moues to restate his
MIL •
The Hoteve did vo by n 'kelvin vote.
'Apra S.;--Stmerts.—The bill to punish- default
ers to the Commonwealth we, peeved.
ilocsi.-4A bill to ineorpoiate the Loeb Beek
!dining Company (7) of Sohnytkill County, was
reported negatively.
"WHo HAS NOT HEARD or BM:mice's
HOLLAND BITTERS?--Simpie in its con:Toad.
tion, pleasant to the taste, and truly wonder
ful in its effect, its popularity cannot be WOH
dered at. .To invalids just recovering strength
it is invaluable, exercising that soothing in
fluence over the nervous system, and impart- .
ing that health and tone to the stomach, so
longed for by the convalescent."—Daily En-
- -
A SUBLIME Ptcrukt.—Almost every house
hold in the Mod presents FoLLtures that are not
exceeded is sublimity by anything in nature.
The patient toiling of a woman with a needle
is a sublime, but sad Vietare indeedr one that
it would be well for humanity to have renioved
from every home circle, by tbwintrndnetion'of
Grover & Stilterk patitily Sewing Machine,
which does more besitiful and better sewing
than can to dotie by band. It is, unqnsstlon
ably, the beat in the market for family use,
and every family should have one:'
4 110 e fiarktts,
. • . ,
' POTTSVILLIC IIARKIOI%.
(liVlsolosale Pile...), ' • ,• • 2
qu i t prour,bbl., *6 Kr Dried essoboo, paed,B4 04k
fiv,nowtbbi., 4 26? do do ttapsed. 260
leh ea cbe.b e i, 1 1501
70 Dried Apoloor par'd,l 0
R. .L. 40 ' Esio, dozon, o '
Omo , do Bottor,porpOland;. l
Id
twi t do' - 111 ibould•to, ‘ , u
rotottsA: do 70 Ram's, ' ••-• 12
Timothy geed, - ' 2 1:6 Lard.
Cknerbeed. . 41 "at (Kaiser, do , . • •110 to
liay,por ton,
1614 fsaltipor leek, 131%
POTTSVILLE'PEODVOICI SIAIIKETS.
• (Retail Prices.)
PLOUR.;—' •Wheat flour rolls &Din lb Sokol EV
red Ry 6 CO; RY•Vhop at SO etc" ea:, sled Con.
Meal 10 do.
011.LIN.—WhIt•Whottselliat Ml* alt.. and ;Ito
atsl Mdce Rye 93 dosOoro eloiletea do:
NIZATS...II•OI•I4 at o_l9 11% ets. per. lb; Mutton
1061121,4 da. ta do; Pork 111 4gSboaldrt. lo do •
2/ to VS do. Bologna 11,00.: Saraogre lr, a,,. - POOVISIONS...-Bat tot: laltilttat, 101* 20 stait
iA
Cbetiol2 l 4 do.: rhar•lshata." dos-, Wall% •ta.r.
Altr.•••Clibll At b 1 b; NY. el haat& i
•!Ir Wlttla 10 do4•4 1 " - Allt• .11 00;Craebto$ vot 1.
vvrte.tt 1214 tltri
12 1 4 itslitttniPorib 1214•1 . • a *Pk..
Ruck Ft#lo tti. per pountiu,Shatil.s to 3:?i_sts • plot*.
o