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pOTTSVILLE I
SATURDAY, MAI 29, !Li
isa-Tnteirenlation of the Mlnglis e J.olit
the aggregate circulation of any TIME 4
paper* published' in' the County—and
among the best portion. of the populatioii.
mont Inserted In Us/columns Is. of course; a
to the advertiser as If pUblished in any IA
pent. In mit cities the rates of ad eertlting a
lira In prier according to ttt. dretilatlon
Pew ;Y0rk...0. Room Na.
way, New' York, is anthoetn to receive
and collect bills for the MINIMS . JOICILNAiii
and !leinity. •
Opposition State Conveti
A Conventlyn to nominate' a State Tfrln
Don to the Lecompton Democracy, Is to hi
burg on the Bth of July, as will ba seen iu• I
call:
"rve vw s.= Citi!t I
/Yr STATE CON VF.NTION.—The
dolphin and of the several colin tics of that
opposed to the •.K.eotnpion dwindle." ant
policy Of the National Admittisiratldn In ,
the people of Kansas a Constitution in de
known wi.hes, and In subversion of the
selfgovernment ; and In Gar of a Sauna.
!ley In Oppot•ItIou to the policy and Intl.*
governtuentc, an, requested to send Del
number to their Representatives and 8
state heendature, to meet In Con vention,
In the Hell of the !louse of Reptesentatly
DAY. THE b . f . II DAY OF JULY, A. 1/..y5
p. 6, nominate State Officers, and Ire
or business es the g , x ig&nciem may demmid.l
lly order of the State Committee.
• U.:MUHL TODD,!
Attest :• , - EDIc SHO lib:WU OWN,
Conan: will accept ou
public documen4.
NOTICE Voisix, the . Register, is
alarmed. ' Therb little, danger tiftl
glance at their respective headi l n
founding it and the Journal. Ai
wear the skin all lion, yet be joi
'after all. We hope the truth is':
"He SHOULD KliOW.-G: W.
of the 111;0(.10r/it& the Now 9r I
mine; and one the most etierge
in Texas, in writing to our tole
4oigson, says that Texas is onel
liest rod most
.fertile places in t
An emigrant withisome
there.
F,ot:LY:—Seeretary Cobb diarna
depleted conditiOn id the treaiu
mends .retrenehnnent, in plice o
fnodification of the tariff 147.
will do nothing. The Adminiatra
•
,nothing. It remains for the peo l pl
After all, they elone can efice
needed. • j,
COAL. AGENCY. ,The Reading
that .notwithstiindng President B
peatedly declared Oat no man
pointed -Coal Agent,unless he Iva;
with all kinds of 'Coal, .Tehu Ck
succeeded in getting' . 1)r. Charle•
of Reading, appointed; who knu
aboitt the quality of Coal as a
about Sunday.• •
'• WE shall triumph in 1860, even•
nally than we triumphed in '56.
Gazette, (Dent.) --.
If you could hear the murmurs of
County. you would', not be so l sa
our prediction. OUr workingmen
sled of the Operatimi, of CFree
Democratic policy. ' Aey talk veri
of a change of dynasty. It May.
re:illy, at present we think they
Int: 0 WITAG Es.—MUCII is writ
published' intregard to the action
cruisers in the Gulf ; but it dl s.
even proljnble that war: Will g
affair. The matter is to lie bi•ot
attention of fte,Englisli goverim
will not recognize the action I , f
and undoubildly, olidr ample a el
• f ,
infringement of our rights upon 'th
The whole inoveMent is attribute
by Ministry, prompted I),t
rakising popular iss'nes that will pr
power. Should this
the reSult*st be.disastrotti lolly
The nitivcroal resentment which Ir
cited among the whole - Atueric+)
these inVasions , upon their maril
will assuredly produce a •feelit
which will re-act upon the authse
overthrow will be the propitiatitt?
power ten months before; they
half thit period now... The speed
of this' Ministry is inevitable, an d
and more liberal Cabinet the way
be smoothed to ttreturn to that'
loony supremely obligatory up+
lions which hold in their handslo
the destitiies of th4*orld.
DISGRACEFUL COMIGNATiONS E
'ING SPECIAL LERlSLATlCM—
yritinefrom Washington to they
_ can, says that tile' report of the
tigating Committee will be 'mai
days, and while it exonerates COn • ress upeit
the evidence 'adduced, Of any coin .licity with
4 tbe.expenditure of the money aim opriated to
procure legislation for a partieu i intert*,.
it letives'' much to be inferred t at will he
readily supplied bythe,,retlectm_ - reader—
There at'e portions of the testinso I Z , partiku
larly that of. A. R..corbin, who for Many
years was clerk of the NntnaitieF on Claims'
li
to the.ouse, and appears to have urned that
position to his own personal la, which
will give the,ptiblie'a , n insight 'in o .the (Es.
graceful cotiikinatiOhs formed a , Witshing.
ton; fur the purls - 68'e . of obtainipg
•gislation. Railroad granti, Teitas sonds, free
railroad iron, and other like iaier OM, fiitiFe
conspicuously in this connecati asselll as
the parties representing theth.
What is most discreditable in
Meats really made, is that lead!,
tArers in New England, and , thoii
where, occupying, high social an
eirapositiong, are found mixed pi
transactions in a manner that ii
deepest reffection.upon their ho lc
faiitli. While professing to act in i
our tariff interests, and affecting
tv of came, .they were actually
With the lobby!. scavengers ithilni
c l
Lou for corrupt combinations w tl
or faction, or" interestoeProM,,t(
selfish schemes and to sacrifi4 tit
o f I'mazylvania. 'elwrenep;2 : , tt
„have attained a "bad einliTene e ' II
; autionrWhieh can never be• expla
Moved ; and Mr. Stone, who wa
in regard to the expenditure i o
proved, by his own hand-writini,
evidence. to have ma& .contlit ,i
„nlents r whivh were afterwards : 4
'Corhin - aud W01c0tt. ....
Toe' MINIMS . JCR:II:VAL 18 18
earnestly, to show that all the It
coal regions is doe to the taritY.'(:)l
to make politienl , capital for the h
.i1afr.24.1
We'are superior 'to our rontet
one rev.Poe4 We !reels, accord tc
. of PorPose, and 'parity ol
its manly opposition to the end
obnoxious enactments uppn ti
Kansas, %hile,it accuses tie
ciatinc of ad iaud'etp s iate Tariff s;
desire "to makeipolitie u r eaPiln I
election." We, cannot' See 'what ! 1.
l'rea's has for itnpunging. our • tin
Trade is depressed, fearft
in,cl works are doing nothing ; ni
beekitig_other localities, ;21 p'rc'e
insitting here to starve: •Notr i
, estu'rte'of this stale • of..th'ings
hesitatingly, that it is 111 resn4,
. v4 411E-ince the enactment of it
iktG, ban admitted forei Coal :
to this ;pantry at , nominal thaw:
trurtion of the great industrial
the State, We assert. that it has leen: the
work of the Demo Critic party, - . and that the
workingtilen can expect no redress from a
n party that is bound hand and foot to the
South, the prominent men of 3rhich would
at Otis moment, had they, the power, abolish
all duties. and create a tevenue_to,cirry on
the Government by means of direct taxation.
We have an interest in common with the
workingmen, and we care not what'party,ef.
feels the reform needed to give them work
and good wages, so ,longas it is effected.—
That it, Will be, watch well the course of
events, the coming hummer. Neil Fall the
workingmen will speak at the ballot-box, and
iq tones that Will carry disinay to the Pro•Slti
very, Free Trade, Ten Cents a day, Patent De
mocracy. Thpy have disoevered that on the
w rition of PhitectiOn the Democratic party
cannot be trusted, and they, will sweep from
office from the lowest to the highest, 'every
man identified with-that party. We trample
political capital in this cause,
,beneath our
feet. A far higher motive actuates us. It
is uow and forever, "PROTECTION TO
AMERICANINDUSTRY." If our contem:
p , arary eerily? march, under the same banner,
we are sorry. For Us, "t4nk or.swim, live or
die,.survire or perish," we will defend that
principle, untrutnmeled by party, and as;
sure'd of the purity of our motives.
lull
L Is egnal to
they English
It clro tea
an ' Llae
ont tacit
roc
RI nirgee
pa-
• I.
%11l Broad'
• ob4eription i
:n Nnw York
L in 0PPOI"
st at Harris:
the Minn hag
us of rhila•
tutnwealth
! the despOtle
forcing upon
.anee of the
' re,t ri , ght - of
meriean po
, of foreign
'des. equal In
.ators, -hi the
; Harrisburg,
otl
At 2 o'cloek,
et such ot.h.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS
'WASHING - TON, May 22.—1,,n the Senate, Mr.
Hunter, chaiiman of the Committee of Finance,
reported a bill, in accordance with' the request of
the Secretary of the Treasury; providing fur Om
creation of a loan of fifteen The Fill
passed through first reading. Mr. Green introduo
ed a resolution to give. extra compensation to the
'clerks of the Senate. The Senate evinced a true
spirit of economy in tabling
,she resolution 'by a
decisive vote. ,Following this action, very appro
priately, a resolution was adopted 'Sequesting - the
'Secretary of the Treasury to report spetific esti
mates fur retrenchment and reform in the public
Cxpentlitureit. - A bill. was also reported and read
twice, authorizing the construction of six small
war-ateamers of light draught. They are sadly
wanted in our nasty.
In the House the question of admitting Messrs.
Kavanaugh end Phelps as members from Minna
iota was resumed, and The report of the majority
of the Election Committee, in favor of their ad
mission, writ adopted by 135 yeas, to 63 nays.
Messrs. Phe pa and Kavunaugh'were' ace • ardiugly
sworn in'.
Avg 24.--In the United States 'Senate, Mr.
Dougtas introduced a bill to fa tate telegraphic
communication, between the tlantie ! and Pacific.
Ile also presentad'a very i ortant4neaeure ' the
effect of which, irpatml, is to give he t President
authority,.in cases of emergency, to 'employ force
to prevent the perpetration of outrages upon the
American flag, and to obtain redress and satiable.
tion fur such outrages when perpetrated. The bill
was laidover for the present.' The majority of the
'Judiciary Committee reported in laver of
,giving
seats to Messrs: Bright and Fitch, of Indiana.
The fifteen tuilikti loan bill was called up by Sen
ator Hunter, who advocated its passag e warmly.
Mr. Willem * of Massachusetts, argued to &how
that Secretary Coblii estimates fur the coining
revenue were exaggerated, and declared his con
viction that over anti, above the $20,000,000 of
treasury notes already authorized, there will he a
deficit at the end of the preseut year df twenty
five millions., Mr. Wilson !submitted amendments,
which were adopted, reducing the number or
,clerks necessary to filt,up the certificates and re•
ducing the estimate for printing , the "certificates
from 20,000 to 5,000 dollars. Mr. Bigler, of
'Peonaylvania moved to wake the lean a coupon
loan. Mr. Cameron moved to make 5 per cabt.
the rate, instead of 0 per cent. Bah amendments
were carried. Mr. Simmons introduced an amend
ment looking to a revision of the present tariff,
tut . wilhout reaching a vote, the S,enute adjourned.
May the Senate the titteen-million loan
bill was taken up. Mr. Simmons advocated the
passage of hisitariff atnediment, which embodied
a proposition enr the substitution of Fiume Taloa. •
tiun in estimating duties. 3leJlunter excepted
to the propositiori as not being germane to the
• bill. Mr. Tottinhi•sustained Mr. Hunter's point of
order, but agreed' 4,4 Mr. Simmons •in favor of
the substitution of inane valuations. Mr. Critten
den approved Of the amendment, and in , the
course of his remarks he alluded to the British .
policy in the Gulf, and staled his impression that
England would make ample apology teethe offen
stveoggressions of her naval Officers. Alr. C. took
high national ground, and concluded by declaritig
that, 'if England. makes an aggression i - upon our
national rightslnd honor, he "would: fight her
upon the feet, and leave her the arguineut." The
Semite adjourhed without any action: I
May 20.—The Senate resealed die consideration
of the 'Chicago harbor improvement bill. The
bill was loosed 'by a•vote of 2G yeas to 17 nays.
This is regarded us a deeisive'tesi vote upon nto
mimes other • estimates for the - maintemince of
- . public works. Subsequently a hill 'for the improve
ment of the mouth of-Milwaukee river was passed.
The !bun bill was then considered. Mr. Bell, made I
a TOO upou the tariff amendment of Mr. Sim.]
winery!" Rhode Island. This amendment was
detected by a vote of yeas 17, naYs 25. The bill
passed. Really by a vote of 28 yeas to
, The House by ibirteen Majority killed the forti
fication bill by striking out the enacting clause.
Mr. J. Glancy Jones' reported a bill making ap.
propriations for the expenses of collecting the re
venues, and 1160 the loan bill for fifteen. million
of
dollars. The naval appropriation hill was then
discussed. 31 . essrs. Boeock of Virginia ' Grow,
Covode, and Phillips of Pennsylvania, and Win
slow of• North -Caratitia, took part in the. dibate.
Mr. Waal/hurtle of Maine, referrineto the' appro
priation of a million and a half dollars for live
sloops-of-war, inquired of thir llon-Jelm G. Junes,
the. Chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Means, how tie intended to wan thine vessels after
they yere constructed. The Ilon - 4. G. replied , it,
was.the duty of the Government to buy ships, hist
he never knew it was the duty - of the Government
to buy men or furnish money to buy them ! To
- which Mr; Washbprno replied that "that was what
the Aihninistratiorihad been doiniall this sessicror
Mr.. Florence tried to get in an amendment appro
priating two millions for ten_sloops-of: war, but
his amendment was ruled out by the Chair. The
bill was laid aside to be rgsiorted to the House.
The bill making appropriat7lis fur the collection
of revenues, was then resumed, and nn amend.
went was adopted, requiring the 'tecretery of the
Treasury. to submit, next session, aplan and esti
mates for the reduction of expen'ses of the Gaper.
halrman
thanks for
needlessly
r a mere
s, of con-
• ass may
ly an nss
iot ofren-
ndall, one
ana Pica:
c farmeri
sman, Mr:.
the
I! world.—
n do well
ed at the
y, remit
urging
Congress
on will do
.to ..net.—
what Is
hanan re
I ild be IT.:
equaieted
ones has
as much
iorse does
more
Reading
Schuylkill
nguine in
IMMIZEI
rade, that
seriously,
ilot be'; but
in earnest,
n not and
of Briti.lh
tot+ apper
.out of the
ght to 11' . ie
'eat, which
is officeis,
igy for any:
high seas.
to the Der'.
hope of
long their
he triothe,
Ministry.
been
people 14 , i
ime rights
n EagittPd
and their
They held
not reach
.1
demolition
id) a new
1
[donde
erfee( bar
• I
be two
hope and
013TAIN•
lependen " !,"
rile Anieri•
i ! riff hies.
I . '" in a few
al Government. The bur wits tbeolaid aside to
be reported to the House. The. Pont Office hill
wan then considered, but no'uctlon wan had. The
House then adjourned.
Beth hou s es of Corrgress have agreed to the
'appiopriatiotr2of ten thousand drillers for carrying
out the provisions of tile act for the admission of
Kansas. . •
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS
.Vunfri.. in a Batter's Slinp.—Mr. Hugh Downie went
into a barber's shop in St. Mills, on Sunday evening,
sot sat down to he shampooed. Three attendanes con
spired to rob him of his money, of which he had large
amount on his person, and they threw a rope about his
necli.and choked him to death. The body was found,
their attempts to conceal it not being sufficiently ran.
tibllS: The murderers have been arre'sted.
A Alan Killed while Engaged .in Suppressing a Nui
sance—The citizens of Auburn, Gentian county, Ohio,'
turned out.. on Saturday night last. for t het purpose of
roaring down a house which was occupb4 by ,women of .
Ill•reputa. libllo engaielikin this work. it pistol was
fired from lho house: and Mr. Tyrus Canfield was shot In
the abdomen. its died almost instantly. -Two women
and three men who were In the house were:arrested.
,
A moss Flzolfir :Int and suggest(iF - I — "mene occurred on I
Tuesday In the Philadelphia Court of Quarter Session4l
Judge Thom p ,on riled before him the sheriff to explain I
a seriouS,OtTence committed by one of his. tiepul lea. It I
aptaatrs that James lianbiter, the deputy In iluestion,
halt drawn warrants in the names of Fer - r
eral persona who
had been Summoned to attend as jurors. but who he'd
been excused from serilee. and had not pet fornied jury
duty at all. The shel'ilt declared his entire ignorance of 1
this I. haqi fl Ilalleitt I greet 1,. 1' hejtutge expressed strop,",
condemnations:of 1 heileputy's course, and Issued a wart
rant flu Banister: t the 'lcoma time 'lnforming the
sheriff. that hertaftei inn sheriff's officer should eXcrel se
any authority In the dr awing of jurors. . -
.
A meet disgraceful Ale •oceuried . ,late on.lilonday
night, In the Fifteenth ward, Philadefphia. A German
volunteer company. c#lled the Lafayette Owtrolic - wisari.. ,-- :
1,1
turnip , : from a celebration of the Getman festivalpy.,
••Ptingsmonter," or N hitstintide 31enday, when-a colli
sion occurred betwee one of the tneuioers of thescom
pany and a fAeuten tor Pollee. An ila tempt wee made
by the Wire, subsc , ( nently. to.arrest the soldier who
bad struck the blow, and thelnilitary misted. Th. 1
spectator' sided with, the policeVand a running fl.tht
WWI kept up. In which stones and brickbats, and the
buttandi of muskete;:did effective sery kce. An a 'tempt
was made to serve an alderman's warrant to arrest't he
',arty who. bad caused the disturlbe,nce, but Captain lial-1
lire considered such action'as illegal. and offered to Ave
up the offender after the company had reached the arm., I
ry. Subsequently the police tired Into the ranks of the
company, and four of the latter were wounded, two of ,
whom, Charles' Brennan and Frank Wendell, are not ex
ported ( to survive. . -..-- ' , . ,
i' .. develop-
1 tnau 11 filer
gents else-
• I
. coinmer;.
with thesis
Ales ,ititet
• *and gfud
ncert• •itli
EEC=
Jegotlat
Wash
nay pa
.
then. .
ng
rty,
I , vit
Cit Y
P 174
s prospe,
o!e it;
t' this tr
ketl or
Mang .I.4tfies in Cce/ Mines.—Twenty.one handsome
young ladies, ifti charge of Pro fewrs C. S. Fa O'er and P.
Itutabinson, from the Female college at Elmira. last
week'cli7ited the coal mines •at , Tamaqua, Pa.. and the
Iron mills at Pba•nixvlile. The .Phanii say's. at Tama
tsa.all the girls descended a perpendicular: shaft, four
hundred feet, and were repaid richly for their toil and
bravery, in seeing bow beautifully the coal was preserved
bet even the slate, and twith *hat apparent care it had
teen planed there for the use of nom. Their visit to
.Plernixellie was to tas the mines of copper in that
riel,Mborhood, and to witness the various processes of
the Imo maw, facture, from the fink introduction of the
nre'into the fleet furnace. until it becomes a finished
bar of wronght iron. ready Ow use. On the evening of
-their arrival, after nipper. the young ladies slatted the
Iron wnrkS, who're they witnessed the operation' of 'con
vetting p14.1;0n to wroueliklron. Its after working to - fit
It for market, returning to the hotel at ahont.lo o'clock.
-The next morning they were out at 6 o'clock. to see t he.
operation of casting the metal at the blast.farnare,after
which they colleeted„speeimens of iron ore, limestone,
xmapstnne, sandstnns, linebriek and the lon - lobs materl•
ale used in the manufacture of iron, e t etinning to their . '
lintel In time for breakfast. at 7 o'clock. After breakfast
the young ladles juMped into eebiries provided for the:
purpose, visited one of the copper mines, collecting spe-'
clmens of the copper ore and the accompanying rocks.
&motor Sam fur .—Tfilo getillemin sailed forlrance en
Eaturday last Ile is ettil suffering from the Inictrtm In
flicted upon him In the Senate. Jcist before bin sailing
he' wrote as followi to his constituents:—
).very nice
money Ls
nd by . II h e
1 ei o n , ~
Ne
i filled ith
L
tible
1816 d
11 eleci
the
and and
mote•
a4Or to
e peop
n ur de
s).:ern,
(et the
9unds
To Me 14nee Akan:Mu:Ms sAle•
Two- yenta have now pawed Bind, while In the enjoy.
men( of perfect health. I wan suddenly made an Invalid.
Tbronghnut this protracted period, amidst various ?leis•
sltudes of debility, Deemed to he slowly repining the
health that hid bete taken from me, until .1 was en.
emiraged to believe myself on the Verge of portket
covery4
But rho en great as thaw originally received by
me are to t readily , repaired, and - *rcent relapse pain
fully' admonishes me that, although enjoying: many of
the condition; of a prosperous conite as ence, I am not
yet beyond thee - enmity:of eantio . it h been con.
firmed le Ilia ployalciani in !Mato and l'hiladelpids,
mart familiar with my ease, who; la coneurreartfThwith
ennosela previnualy given 11 , midleal authorities in
Europa, have enjoined tassel as .beat calculated in pro
fade my re.dlitst ion. A DMOOF to emirs no effort for this
end, so long deferred. I to-day mil for France.
Tn the Onerous' people of Ihrtaarhuartit, who horn
honored ins with an finportint frnst.and aware& Die
by so utio b sympathy, 1 wl'h hi (press the thanks
T uc(.: ti re
'hat iss the
1 e
f st ,
h 'l3illff of
a &Iron ki
k to (he l l de! , ..
Iter'esis 6f
Wbt:h now puipliatein ivy bOllOlOl6 **lles Ivry to•them
all a allactieety, , as I would say tea friendjartnroll!
But they valedictory' words ' , acted be iniperfeet. if I
did not PtiZe thin *tension to Ware what have often
ealdtess publicly, that, had I et - 102'11y Icraaen the dura
tion
ofmy disability, I slooldattanee have rmi;ned my
seat ler the Senate. making. way, for a sernint more ter-
Innate than mynelf In the preeions ~.dvantages of health.
I did not di so, bectu‘e. Ilse other invalids, I livid In
the belief that I tronltt soon be well, and was reluctant
to rnounce the opportunity of again evader, the hid
eous barbarism of slaters, now Amara 'than, aver trans.
fliftq into tho National Government., Infecting its whole
policy * arid degrading its wholeeharacter. Besides,/ was
often encouraged to feel that to every sincere lover of
my.vacatit chair/arta a perpetual speech.
• "
CHALLIS Smarm.
On Bbard.Sferrame rairdeAllt, .
- Neu For harbor. 224.Nay. , 18 . 59. •
POI nicei.
DELLWARZMITINR - 4tosiida . ble Demensinihose artitui
the Buchanan Lecompton Adminisfratios, and in jarrrpf
Pputar Smereiginty, and Prietlion to Americas' La&or . .
'"—t9. meeting was held at Middletown, Del., on hatuklay
of 'persons ••Irrapvtivre of former, party predilec
tions: opposed to the "Buchanan Lecompton
Agmints
trdtion, and in fatal of popular Sovereignty, and trona.-
tPrn to American Labor_ ,This - movement has been
agitation, loud Is a very formidable -one.—
As long op as the beginning cif April, an address to the
voters of Delaware, prepared by sit eminent citizen of
that state, was Sword with the sanction of 'feeding men -
of all parties. Of thespirit and otdects of this address
our readers can judge from the following attracts:
The Democratic party (so called) of the roontry;now
occupies a position which has . not attracted to it any
strength, but has deprived it,of, the Support of some of
Its ablest men. It Mon persisted In its policy of Dee •
trade. until the coMmercial Mad nianufactriring duties
have been mpstrated at the Shrine of 'Plenary theory ; •
and, as aconsequence. the great agricultural interests
,of the grain growing :dates have been involved In their
disasters. This result was foreiteen at the time the tariff
of 1816—the free trade scheme s-was enacted by Congress;
and the country was then warned of 'lt. Ent, unfortu
nately, the free trade advocates had such storms in in
flaming the public breast agatnet the manufacturing in
, f enst. and in assuring the people that the consumer
paid the duties on foreign marctiandim, that thermoses
acquiesced In apolicy that ban proved so detrimental to
their
prosperity. Now, however, that the usual measure
of crops has been vouchsafed to what. at the time of the
pasiage of the act of 1816, was starving Europe, the enor
mous demand the famine made for the breadatuffs of
America has been reduced within narrow ilimits ; and.
although the etipply of gold from our mluestn California
has, from that-period to the present, been ifirmensely
large, and the Minn . -pine exportable products of the soil
have greatly tneremed, wit yet find Mrseiveit, in the
dreadful reckoning just made, utterly unable to meet
the expenses we have Incurred by that coneutnpt ion of
foreign, goods to which we was altmulatett by the low
prices of that state tariff.
As a commodore of this state; of things. aheve.hid
to pay in the precious metals what would ha o been paid
In produce under the protective economy, and the drain
• thus required exhausted I hespecie capital to the extent
of impoverishment, These facts are now either openly,
Or mentally admitted by all honest persons, and it is to
be presumed that ell such are now willing .to return to
that system that preceded the one of which lire are speak
ing. °steely the Eystem of- Protection. And such a
course on the part of those who once advocated Pee
trade. la so far front being derogatory hi their character
for consistency. that it actually sustains it---cmsisiency,
in its true and admired seine, being nothing leas than.
consistent hineslyoth ch kind of consistency hi rarely
evidenced by °rnt uued support of the same opinions, it
being 'in extremely rare instances only that the hu
man judgment is always right. It is to be fa:rty sup
posed, therefore, ' that' those honest democrats who are
convinced by the experience of late years, that the pro'
Oolitic, and not the free trade policy, is the true system
for' general prosperity, will be willing to unite with their
former opponents on this question, and thus testily to
their own consistent lvmesty. • .
Further, the democratic patly.sn called. has fprefelied
all claim to the supp;ort of ita•honest
.partisans in Dela
ware, who have stood by It mapfully,;in all periods of
trial, becdnerof its_professed vindication of the.rights.of
the people—especially In the Matter of elections. ' Its
boast has always bcen,that it was the champion of the
masses against the enetbachmente of concentrated pow
er. Hitherto no ocessibn had arisen when'tbealnewirity I
of such professions could be testaid, hut the past and '
present date ofaffir rs in, and With reference to'Kansam,
demonstrates, With' a clearness not to be obscure* by
professions, that such boast is not sustained by any sin
cerity; the voice of the majority in 6 that territory has
t been stifled by violence, when that would 'serve. end by
fraud when it would not; and Mach- practices now re
ceive the couitlenanre of the bulk of the Democratic
party! And so flagrant and:shameful is Its position
with reference to popular sovereignty In Kansas. (where
the chatnplons u 1 that party-cry deleted that it would
have a free suit full ox.preseloa—nay, that it woulthave
perfect freedoia , of utterenee.) that Senators Douglas and -
Itt met. and thelr,eolleagues therernors. Wise and Walker.
. besides other leads;! and influential' Democrats In and
.out of Congress, have beim constrained. in advocacy of
their elm MP, to conristrtit honesty. ttiongtpat the bawd
of proscjiptlen. to'deo flea that position as a departure
from all true Deinocmey, and an affront tothipatriodsm
of the country. Honest Deiniacrats ask why Is this?—
:,Why has our party turned its back on its old faith!, The
noisier Is ready for them. -Because that party-derives its
chief - support from thesoutto--te a southern sectional par
ty ht lull remseand popular rigida roust succumb to the
edicts of that section of the country, when what It calls
its equality in thecenfederacy is cii,n4ernerl. . The south
welt knows that-when the northerrf.wesfern and middle
States. widch.are friends of protect len to:Ametimu la
bar, obtain a reliable ascendeur&in tit,. ioneP coun
cils, Its favorite pet of free trade/ will receive Its- death
• blow; hence it fequires of the adolinistration triad, it
electeol.l t hat Kansite shall be now embraced. and receive
t he kiss of welcome into the confederacy, although her
brow is blackened witti a stain 'fraud as ineffaceable
as the mark set upon. Cain. Conceal it as the math
may, tecgreatobject in during the extension of sla
very, Is. by retaining an enuall!y in theVeriate, to pm
vent a return to the silky, of piitection.
..' In regard to the terms upon which the proposed fusion.
of parties is to be made. the address says:
In thus coin in ,together. let 'there be mo•reservat ions
in behalf of our present attachments; bullet us sacrifice
all private or associated coVir.ideia ions to the good of the
whole parly ; and finally ded ,kirever discard from our
minds mid hearts all thoughts, or desires. or purposes,
to ruhsidire our p irty.tii the interests of those, orany
cool hi not lon oft , hem, wino tiittnerly lielonged to.,any of
its constituent elements.' In at her words. let up deter-.
mine t Ir.t its favors shall be dispenscalionestly and fair
, ly.for merit. and merit alone; arid to insure a perfect
confidence in such determination, let-us pledge our;
Felrts tuldiVidu 4 iyi bcf”teltiand. and auniointly with we
meet. - that we will Indignantly
: trout . ' upon, discotinhe
mince and oppono everything,- it iihatever Character,
which shall in the slightest degree.encourage or. sup
port the Ilea that we are not &xi entireLk: tiewinrty, with
no debt to pay to any other.iir the member, or members
of any other. And let those .of either. theold,parties;
who unite with us, sustain piteliely the same relation
to it that its othor components do. an'. rice Ivrea—ale
beinp'cutieldered as children of aketumon birth, towards -
no of whom the parent feils any preference.
S'A.t• TOR BIGLER VINPICATED.DT SENATOR CATIERON.—In
tin , debate on the Fishing Bounties In the United States
Senate. on I hel2th inst.. 3lr. Bigler. of Pa., opposed the
proposition betore the Se m ite . and moved an adjourn
. ,
ment, • .
Itir.rameron requested-that be would withdraw the !
motion fora moment which was done, and he - then de
scribed his rolleague'S tarjff view's as follows:
Mr. CaMerou.—"l desire only ), to say a word In vindi
cation of my colleague, and I think in justice to him and
myself I should be permitted to say that word, fir yOu
know I do not often occupy much of the time of the Se
nate. It is that lam sathdled he is acting in accordaUed
with his well known principles. lie Is, I believe, a free
trade, man, if I can judge him from his zeta. I remember
that at the close of the last session the reduction of duty
On our great staple. Iron, was made, if not by his motion,
at least by bin vote. Ile agreed to it, and was perfectly
eitistied with it. The result has been to•break up every
Iron Insister in Pennsylvania, who had not an Immense
fortune beyond his business in tree. Ev ery man who
was at all indebted In his buslues has been destroyed.
The icon business of Penusylvania". iihout which gentle.'
Men speak here. la no longer an Interest. No man. un•
less be has aliatune that he has inherited or 'obtained
from sourcesbeiond his business, is capable of conduct.
ing a furnac e for a day. ,
-It may le the policy of my colleague, and It may.
perhaps, be a wiseone. to break down all thee.; interests.
so that after a while*, shall stand upon a comnien level.
when we shall be compelled again to return to that pro
io,
• tective A illdriran pulley Whi our lathers instituted. and
Which took career the eotr y. If we were to destroy
the duty on salt now , as .pro eed by the Seuatnr from
Ithods Island, I believe after a little white the salt inter
ysts would help the iron interests; and If we titkenfr the
sugar duty from genComen down In Louisiana, I think
after a while they wilt come to our ground; and if we
sbould,reptial the law returning fugitive 'dives. all the
_ .
gentlemen in the *nigger' interest would soon help us
to take care of our iron. So. If you run around these
Interests, end strike them down. when we are all so low
down together that we Call noi - take etre of ourselves, we
'ball begin to feel as members of the taupe great country
ought to feel, each one wllting to servethe other.
'I thought this statement was due to my colleague- I
thought It WAS due to him: coning from my own State,
that I should make this explanation.". •
Ix the election held in Kansa.; oh the 224 last the_
'vote WAS light, but froth the complexion of the rerun.
as far asaseertained, It was estimated that the vote in
favor of the Leaven rtorth Constitution would reach 6.100,
and the vote agalnit about 1.500. • This signiticant
ex
preeshm otapininn, taking Into view the fact that many
free State men disapproved of the Learonw.irth instru
ment, fcireattadows the certain doom of the Euglish.swin
dle.
PEN, PASTE• AND SCISSORS
Pi/Deaths in Baltimoro last week,'B3.
jzfrPopulation of Philadelphia, 620,000.
Mr. Douglas remains firm. No coaxing
him back.
123!`The constitution of Qrognn clisfranChises
all Chinamen.
/gerTrio' railways of Great Britian' have cost
$1,565,000,000.
- t radt-Tho population of the tity‘ of •Now York is
estimated nt 812,000.
d iedil - Thel'hihtelphia mechanical bakery balcif
11,000_ loaves per day.
AdrYlie W_itcOnsin Legislature are about to ro•
store the death penalty.
flithTbo Legislature of Oregon, at.its last ses•
sion, divorced sixty couples: . -
4:WY-The Tehuantepec route to California will-1
probably be opened this fall: I
...i
INI - Tho hi a prospect Of a renewal of the rail- ' 1
- road troublea.nt Erie, Penn.
liiiir- The typhoid fever is very nlartnini and
-1 fatal in some parts of Virginia. •
pit.l-The grarshoPpers cl the West are said to be
is on their way to the Middle States.
4 ,11 gr There are HO houses pf ill fame within
three miles of the N.Y. Cityllell.
..133q monument to Gott. , Ethan Allen is in
process of erection at Burlington. Vt.
„TO - Queen Victoria entered upon the fortieth
year of hell eiistence on Sunday last.
Alv-Eggs are selling here at ten cents per dozen.
As food They lire now cheaper than meat.
i rr•La:dy Franklin, widow of the celebrated_
Arctic navigator, is at present in Algiers. r•
• pIY-Ten thousand copies of Henry Ward Beech
. er's "Life Thoughts" have already been sold.
r4f-Letters from Kansas declare that the peo
ple are generally opposed to the English bill.
other what makes the °genn get angry?"
"Because-it has been crossed so Often my son."
liirMAry Twigge and Wm. John Clark arc
under sentence of death in Denville for myrder..-'
. ..,1:21-11 is *stimated that the fishermenron our
lakes receive $610,000 per annum for their fish.
piSPLouis Napoleon is Omni te.r* off ~ a part
of the Thuillories garden fur itte own private use.
",.411 -- The most encauragine tieconlits of an
abundant wheat crop aro heard of in every direc
tion.'
4 X Ir. Lnynrd ban arrived in London, from
an extended tour through - the disturbed districts
of India. '
,IffelrOver 98,000 needy persons received relief
last winter in Philadelphia from the different as
sociations.
a - What is the best lino to lendw man with !
Crino.line, and the beat lino to lead 'kwonian with
hi n Mason-lino:
-The Eutineriptions to the illavelock moms.
meneproposed to be erected in - Sunderland Park
amownt to $5OOO. •
-
jo4,y-Tho London papers contain itcconntr or a
great snow storm on thd 141 h wr April. A very
un Unita occurrence.
Plt'During the lirrt gunner of 1858, the Na
tional receipts mere $10,090,135; and tho expen
diture,. $ 1 8,104,915.
P/11 - Col. John C. Fromont, with hie family, or.
ivcd at San Franeiseu;April 12th. Ho proceeded
sumediutely to the mines.. • -
j$ `The Daily Leader, the most prominent
3eumeratie and Roicatf Catholic oewstimpor of St.
.ouia, bre been susperided. - - •
COs the seecaul week in June, a match will
playful he
,Olympic Cricket Club ur•Pittabhrg
with the Union Club of ChKinnati. •
pirlt bee been fuurid by experience that the
wide gunge- on ruiiwny►, ie much wore destructive
to machinery thau the narrow gunge.
.;vgfyqmmfgration.intn ;New York for the Grit
four months of 18.58; Iv 12,45 T rigainst 35,907 for
tbe'i.orreTorling :numbs of. kin. year._ , •
j2Pwenty , Roston • ,triee4iiants . have gives
Mayor Trbtf.inri or N. V.. 647. a carriage anti
home in appreciation of iftli,ellaracter.
4 1512 1 .51n5. Ann E. P. 'SiO t tiine of ;the ladies
rescued from the ill-fated siOnoship Centro-lamer.
Ica, died at Neetintryport, .3dass„ 12th inst. •
Cdr it has been calculated. that the Elm Jives
more than 3.50 years; the Chestaat,ligi ;the Cedar,
800 ; and the Oak trote 1000 to 1500 years. •
Bowlegs was the greak"lion" at New
Orleans last week. There was each difficulty,
hoirever, In keeping him from eying toil:inch "Sre.
water."
character," said an alderman, who
bad eleard himself from aitharge of bribery; "us,
character. sir, is like my boots—all the' brighter
for blacking."
pgr-Charles Reside, the popular NoVtelist, and
W. It. Russel, the well known Critnemincorrespon
deut,of the London Times, are birth eilming to the
Alpha States to lecture. . - •
j ggirwitobert Gallup , a • Revolutionary hero, and
the last survivor 'of the Fort Gdsori.la massacre,
died at Greene, Chenango county, N. Y., May
at the advanced age of 98 years.
plf•The "retired physician" is Oliver P. Brown,
(his assumed name is Dr. A. James,) and two
years ago be wail a poor printer in Vermont. lie
has made $50,000 out or his,"sands of life."
pir.The National Teacher? Association meets
at Cincinnati, the second Wednesday of August.
It is proposed that all the teachers of the Union
assemble with them and have a good jubilee.
"John Dean is enjoying fitirown Mary Ann"
in New Tork, while the "stern parlent" has gone
to Europe, leaving them note single "red." John
is a marker nt.the Custom [louse, at $5O a month:-
itar•This is season -to decorate and beautify
the homes of the dead. It is the season to encir
cle the graves of beloved ones with:fragrant flow
arc, and enshrine their memory wish natures beau
ties:
Art - A woman was taught stealing some ribbon
in a/dry goods shop in 'PortsmOuth, N. If., and
was punished by being exposed to ad ihe .dry
goods clerks in the city that they might watch her
in future.
jrgfi-The damage brthe Crevasse, two Miles
above New Orleans, is estimated. at $5,000,000.
Several sugar plantations are in such a condition
that no crops can, be expected ficon them fur two
seasons Co come.. •
• I/kV - Clark kills has auspetisled work on his
equestrian statue of Washingtoii ordered be the
Government, tortho reason that be cannot finish
it until the spot where It is to be permanently
erected is decided" upon,
Ala - Mickey Freo, the Pedestrian, walked 109
bouts and 10 minutes at Newburg. last week, with-
o
out rest or sleep .his friends took Lim by force
from the plank.egd .refused to oilow him to.;ioieh
the 110 SUCCeniVO hours-- - • _ .." .
. .
,
PEP' We advise every one who sneers from Dys
pepsia or debility in any of BS forms, to use the
Oxygenated Bitters, a Medicine more favorably
known than an}' - remcdy,ever discovered for the
positive cure of these.trooblesome complaints.
IltrMrs. Gage, in.a speech at the reeela fem
inine. convention, told the story of a woman who,
having secured a spouse that "nursed the baby,"
verj accomodatingly averred that "a husband
was the next best thing about a house to the cook
ing stove."
jleit`Sunday in Chicago is a high-old day.
They have entertainments of the tragic, melodra
matic, operatic, and comic descriptions; sometimes
there are announced the rare performances at
Which rfemales and Mates dance in short clothes
and tights for the amusement of the public.
Sometimes there. are. Masquerade ballot; twain,
balls where inosques of nll kinds aft dispensed
with, and where the young men and women of the
city are invited to take port at very low prices.
~011- T he Proprietdra of the New Yong Ibbus-
THATED UOLDESI PRIZE announce that in their issue
of May 22nd will appease the first ehapteri of n
historical tale'of the south-ivest, cntitled—,.orns
'l)e Vaughon, - a true story of the times of Aaron
Burr, by Miss Ella Scruthworth. They also an
nounce, to appear in their issue of May 29th, the
first' chapters of another new, tale, entitled No
body'. Gild= by the Welbknown author, Charles
, Burdett. Any of our teaderis whOhave not seen
a copy of this elegant weekly, will do well to send
for one, as specimen copies are lent free of charge
by the publishers, Messrs. Dean & " alter, No. 335
Broadway, New York. The subscription price is
$2, and to clubs of tea Or more, $1 50 per annum.
Each subscriber, besidet getting the paper for a
fear, receives .
present, which is forwarded ns
soon as bis subscription money is received. For
further pciliculars, see the advertisement of the
Golden Prize in another column.
THE COAL TRADE.
ar#l3al.M.
Pottaville, may 29, 1.9590
The quantity sent, by Railroad this week is
41,437 16`—by Canal 6,602. 10—for the week 40,-
070 3G This. statement shows 9 decrease
upon. t14:1 shipments of last . - week; of 4,092 13
tons, the failini ; off being by the . I . RaOioad, the
euginee'rs of which are on a strike for regular
.payinenf of their waget. The decreitse'uf the
wdck upon the-shipments from this Region du
ring' the corresponding week of 1357, is 33,174
toy. For the season, the , decrease is 204,341
• •
The trade this week saws up as 'follows
1857. 1858. Inc. I Dec.
3chuylklll—Railroad, • 42;632 31,403 . 11,214
Canal, • 33,563 81,03 24,960
Lehigh—Railroad, 9,033 1 . 2-254 3.221
Canal, 17.452 32,28 14.816
eel. & Iludsun Co., 11,672 22, 774
11.102
Penna. Coal Co., 17.265' 23.370 6;105
§cranton, South,
139,573 143.252 89,853 36,174
- 139.573 36,174
7.906 12,513 4103
Increase, tons, 3,619
. 3,619
Showing an increase frtitt , all the Regions of
3,679 tons for the week, compared with• last year,
notwithstanding the troubles which exist in the
Schuylkill Region. Miners think justly, that
their wi ges are low ; but bow in the preient con
dition o business matters is their position to be
materially improved, with the other Regions are
in full blast and fully able to supply all the Coal
this th&market wants? "Half aloof Is" certainly
"better than no bread a t all,"and those men who by
their action are driving what little 4ade there
is from the Region, are certainly acting . utivilsoly-
WeAtyteptithise, deeply sympathise
_with the con
dition of our workmen. It is our object to alle
viate theirsondition, as much as is in our power.
The best counsel that can be tendered thism under ,
the circumstances is, to hear theirheavy b rden pa.
ticntly, and at the Fall election to strike one uni
ted blow for "Protection" to their industry. The
ballot-box is your true relief in the Storni, and
though-heartless local politicians may now be
seeking your support, in disguise, spurn them as
you would the leper. There is no honesty in
heir-proteetations. They fawn upon you for!sel
fish objects, and care not if you starve, :so long
as they seture what they seek, the emoluments of
office. This is an important matter, ono that
should be eonsidered in no partisan spirit,rend
we hope ear suffering workmen will read in their
distress a profitable lesson. Remember, that to
secure "Protection to American Industry," you
look in vain to the dominant party. ' The People
alone can 'achieve it, and undet the People's Re
form Banner, workingmen, you must rally.
Wo undcistand that the Boatmen Very general
-Iy,-have concluded to load at $1 55' at Port Car
bon, and $1 50,itt Schuylkill Haven,Ao pried of
fered by the. Coal . Shippers-- , which 'is ten cents
advance on the low rates. Transportation how
ever, will be delayed' for :soma days by Canal,as
we learc that a break has taken place near Dour
Leesville, which will require until next peek to re.
pair.
— The movement among room of the 'miners for
higher - Waies, still continues, ud several collieries
we - stepped, the men being afraid to go to work
in consequence of throats of violence on the part
of the strikers, if they do. Th i s is all wrong.—
',rreatening placards, words or nets cannot be. tol
erated, and if the men engaged in the movement
think that they benefit .their canoe hylindulging
in them, they err grievously. We regret that this
is the case. A heavy responsibility rests upon
those - merfwho counsel unlawful acts, or lend by
their prii nee Countenance to excitement and ex
, eels. ' •
--PRICES-9T COAL 111 HARTFOUD.—TheArtfOrd
Courant of May,22, says:—"ln Hartford, dealers
are selling to manufacturer., by thitrearge in gross
tons, at $5 75 for Lehigh and $5 25 for Lacks.
vraunalump. At retail, coal is sold at $6 56' nett
tons fur Lehigh Egg Coal, and $5 75 for Lacks.
wanna Grate COOP.
NEW YORK COAL MARKP:T, May 28, 1858.—We
notice sales'of 200 tons Liverpool House Cannel
- tit $lO i 250 do Orrel $7 6 $7 25, both cash; and
1-cargo of 192 tone Sidney, at a very low figure.
The Now Castle Gas now arriving per packets
from London anti previously contracted fur, and
basimen reported., Hard is without change.-
000 demand eziett for Domenic for local use
anefor the East, but with fair arrivals prices are
lower from yard, and are irregular. The incle
ment Weather has largely 'increased, {be consump
tion, and lessened the suppliei hy the .canal.; in
some instances this may be attribuiedtO !herdic()
among the hestrnen... We qinite tram .t• for
$4 25 by the cargo ( Lehigh exceptedjerqd I r in
yard tit $4 654 75 ton. . ,
„Borten ectal Market.
Kerreeted
,Fectty front the Boston Charier. May 27.)
Cannel. -- , • _chid It ou ee It 60
Newell/Ale, - • •
- none
Orrel, - - . • - none
Sydney, - • mine chat 4 6
pi c t ou , . 4 011
Pleton — fine.- • • mine cbal
Bebuylan!, white nab, lon ' - 4 75 600
• do red mak, - b 00_ 61 55
'do' lump, - - - 475 ea" 0
Loblab.lump., - - - 5'25 401 S5O
Johns' lump, (flehoylkIll) • - .= S ,(4
Lackawanna, • _ - 475 (4 Suo
•
a ArTAIL PlelC/41
Anthracite white & red telt. .;
BT TELEGRAPII4
,v• . • _ . Flttose,ool26t.r.w.
PrestabteinoseNtchwornito-- .
I It
New Cork •.• •• - 93 tiode Isbned• .• ,• 110
Batton - . • - .1 40 Yew Lontion-, • • 100
Portland - •- • 1 4d.: New Haven - , - I 1 to
There were In Port no Monday list. 29 boats-40 rm.
eels: Tuesday. 2) boots-33 vessels; Wednesday. 21 boats
—2O valise's; Thursday, 2) bosts-14 rorirole; Frifi r ay,. 2
Wits- 13 Teffels. .
lobilitikn; Viol . Trade Air IS,
Miaatity 01 Oil peat by Weald .lul4 Ned, lei the
week. ending an Thursday evening bad : - •
X.A6.140AD. CANAL .
Porte - A( 1 44 - ' '"- ' .' - IS,'IM a '. • a*.oo
yramit.... - • , _ am 02 ~ :3140u
F.SehogiktU astern, . 11,547. 06 b. 371 00
Alitntra, -. • , ..• - l'41; 14 ttertnoo
Parsclinton, • . ~ - ' • 6,336 44, ;SW 19
.
Total for the wreak . • '• .:toess, 40,070 06
Total bJ 161Siiill In 'HUI,.• • 4113 .1t4,Z4 llt 00
' ! 11
•
• ----
•
'Total by Canal au/ Rallmn 2 d, tans, 'T79,106'16
Sailpokosts to Mb* period last, year.
wan. ' 'TOTAL.
By Railroad; 42.012 09 - '739,174 01
By Canal,
4534 ft 16 :;4446Z 04 ,
• •
. .
1 .. 1.
.. 6435 WI .
1 ,
_ 982.537 001
!'‘ 179,126 16
Decrease la 1856 en fari'_:.__ Inns, 201,310 12
____- - -, --:-- ..._ ~...._•I • ___,_. ____
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Rates of Toll Nod Transportation on
: . t • laavao4.4 roil. Tut ;rasszart.
Frosf Prow' Pros'. Pros
ii ' .11L.Carboia. - 8. Harem. 4 übuni. IN.Caritea .
To Mainland, $1 40 k•sl 34 11l 25 •$1 A)
To Phllad'a , 140 • 135 ' 115 120
Spring Wilt, - 135
e l 130 140 ' 120
heading. 95 ,' .• 90 80 80
Rates of ToU,by ' h sisal ttor the present.
Fenin it Carbon. XL, atrbon. 3. Hams. Pt. arlitos.
To Phllitra., 04 04 V.: 80
Spring Mills. OD . 44 .67 • 60
Norrlstei!ro, 65.'- . • 64 52 45
Reading,- 118 .17 1 34 31
Rates of Freight by Canal.
Plea R. C.' d• ill:c. s Hama. • R. Crinne.
To• New York, $1 50. $1 46' $1 40
To Phllad'a.,. 80! - 45 . •40 .
To Del a ware Front, 55" . ' 50 45
Rates of Toll, from Waulh Chunk.
Via Lehigh Valley andlSortbern Penn. railroads,
to Muter .Ftreet, Phlladelphlit, $1 71
'Rates of Toll, die., to Baltimore•
Prima Pinegrove.fichoylkill Co., . $9lO
From 11111ersburg. Dauphin Co., 2 10
prom Tre•orton; Northumberland Co., (private arrange-
ment, to cons' eratkm of bouds, taken by the Com•
pony, 1 ,
Rates of Toll and Transportation
03 THE causal' WALLIS RAIL LOAD,
Mau& Chuuk to Triuton • • • •
do EllobethPori.' - •
- dO Morris Canal basin at Phillipsburg,
9chalylictll.lmiliaty flatllrolids 1856
The following ;Is thilquantlty of dial transported
over the different Ralltoads In Schuylkill County, for
week ending on Thdrsday evening last:
TILLS. , TOTAL.
Mine Pill and S. Haven =3l 00 131.545. 14
31t. Carbon. I 627 19 36,605 15
Schuylklll,l'4lll•T ' 4,14817 82,27 11
814.41mpboti"k PL. Carbon " 16;35117 138,312 18
81111 Creek, • " 4.79117 116,599 US
Little Beha7lklil,
" 8,60.8 01 105,4C4/ 07
•
Lehigh Coal Trade for 1858 by Canal.
For the week ending on Saturday last :
Lehigh Coal and Nay% em.,' 15,392 04 48,459 11
D. Hammel nod ether; 83 03 411 13
Spring Mountain Mines, 2,065 01 8,967 10
Fast Sugar Lear do • 321 08 1,4:4 03
Coleraine do ' 1 • 816 04 , 2019 09
Reaveraleadow Cost, 2lB IT 1,157 01
N. York and Lehigh Coal Coq 640 18 2,414 09
Carman Peons. Cold Co., 356 16 ' 1.757 08
South Spring Mciontain Coal, 116 19 319 07
North Spring Mountain, . 337 17 553 05
Hazleton Coat Co., : 3,713 16 9,589 10
Maori! Ridge,T,3ol 08 5,948 09
•
Mount Pleasant Coat 6711'02 1,35 T 13
. . .
Buck Bioun Isla '..klal Co, 2,942 15 9,617 14
Wllkesbarre Opal C 0. ,, 1,404 09 2.869 16
..
A udentled Mal Co, 961 07 2,252 09
Mulford Coal Co, .4. 918 00 azo 13
.
total, 32,567 14 103,434 15
Lehigh Valley R. R. L --
Yorwaak endlog ou Saturday last:
_
.•
WIEI. TOTAL.
S. in. 31Inex. (Wm. 3111nes kCo..) 2.719 05 40,189 13
E. Sugar Loal.(Paeker & C 0..) 2.554 07 22.324 12
N. York & Lehigh (Taggart k'Pon.) 1.180 03 21.M5 15
Council It idge,(§)klarpe, L. & Co") , 1103 10 24,732 16
German Pen ua.:,, • 161 00
Col.& B. 31.. (Ita elitTicJohoson,) 2.378 06 33,331 12
Ilazieion (A. ee k C 0..) !1,683.19 31.365 10
N. Sp. 5114.(.1 1•11.. McCreary & Co.„) . 700 02 12.038 14
t i
8. Op. Alt..(DelL u k Dehaven.) , 43 19 a 1,3 - -. 14
East Lehigh, . 1 97 . 15
Summit )lines, , (
' - -- 281 18
Total; - 1 ,
For th n week, - 44,521 i . ":* 290,01 Z 03
51hipmenti to same iterlotl toM year
By 1ta14(4'4,
By Canal 4.
Total,
Inereisrio 1858. xo far
Rates of Toll on Lehigh Canal, £c.
IVia;wborre R.11..L, tintal. 1). Cline/.
Wilkesbarre to W. 11. • 25 -dl 35 , $1 24 1 ,4 i
W. Haven to haslet, 64 35 1 2 99,..i
Itockpwt to do. . - 54 as" 8.9,v,;.
M. Chunk and P. Haven. - 61 .• 35 1 ,.; • 86!,..5 .
, Freights.
To Bristol. To Philadelphia. !
White Hewett .$9 93 V ° Us
Rork port, 86 91
Yenn haven. - 81 86
Mauch Chunk, • 75 80
'To New York.
White flaxen to New York, 1 $1 28
,
Rockport to do 1 21
Penn Havens to do 1 14
51aueh Chunk to do!1 10
The above freights do not Include the tol on Delaware
Division and itaritan 4 Canals. - ,
. ~,
I Pinegrore Coal Trade forOISSIL
Amount transported during the last month:
unarm TOTAL.
Dilmi Canal, 't,! 15,751 05 ii 38, 44 07
Bwatara kellroud,lo,6l9 19 26,336 13
Lykens' 'Filler Coal Trade For -1858.
For week ending on Saturday last :
wait. TOTAL'.
Lykens Valley Coal ,755 16 15,555 18
Short Mountain Coal Co., ea., 1 779 05, 8,101 14
2.535 01': 21E47 12
Shamokin. Coal Trade for 1858.
Amount of Coal Shipixa from Saturday the Sth up to
Wettneiday evening, the 19th inst.: ,
For the last week,
Trevorton Coal Trade for 1850.
WEEK. TOTAL
For the week, 6.026 01 26 sfr , 00
Scranton Coal Trade for 1858.
For week ending on Saturday last:
want. TOTAL.
Ethtepid North, 2,959 19
Shipped South, 12,515 09
Total, 15,475 08 195.711 01
Ehlpments to acme period lut year: - •
Shipped North,
Shipped South,
Total.
Delaware and Hudson Cohs Coal Trade
For; t.ke last week.
Last Year,
Increase this year,
Penna. Coal Co's Coal Trade.
Per the last week,
Last year, I
Increase this year.
Broad Top Goat Trado_for_lLead.
-wstc. TOTAL.
•
For the last !reek. 2,153 00 22.448 00
Coda. !Stadium,
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL CO. STOCKS
coaitairli
• Railroads,'
Philadelphia; Reading .k Pottsville -
Mine 11111 and Schuylkill Raven - •
Mount Carbon - • - - • -
Mount Carbon and Port Carbon - •
VIII Creek - - • ----- • -
Sehhylklll Valley ' ' ,
Lorberry Creek
Stratus •--- - - -11
I Canals, • . .1
Situylkill - Navlgation ti
4 . preferred
Colon Canal --- --- - •
preferred • -
Del.& Ilud'n Coal kTransportaVn`oo.'s,
Rallroadtk,CoalCompaniell,
Lit tle Sch uyl. Nay. R. R.* Coal Co. - 1
Lehigh Coal &Navigation Co.. • - t
Hazleton Coal . flo.- -- - - •
Buck Mountain Coal Co. - • - -
Pennsylvania Coal lk R. R.Co:
Dauphin Coal kR. R. co. -
Lykens Valley Coal Oa. - -- - 1
Rea Meadows Coal &I R. Leo.-
Lyk • ns Valley Raliroad4Cnal Co.— -
Coal Gastrin's",
WorestiMprovement Co
North American Co.. preferred - •
, " " common - .• --
Delaware Coal Co. - • -
' Cumberland Coal Co. - - -•-
NeVr Creek Coal Co..
[ Miscellaneous,
Miners' Bank - - • - - • -
Farmers' Bank
,Pottavillerins Co. • . •
Pottsville Water Co. , - • - - • -
Are The Stock of all Coal Companies will
the above I Ist wbeo famished by those who
NEW ADVERT'MENTS
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
T subscriber has associated with
11 hts a n, FREDERICK J. BROWN, in the
Dru; k Chetnicel business. which will be conducted on
and slier , Jane Ist. lasd, at the old Mend, under the
name and:style of JOHN O. BROWN I DON.
JOHN G. BROWN.
2E4t
Pottsville, May V/,
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF THE PER.
SONAL PROPERTY
, .
Or UM
Daniihln & Supuehanies Coal Co.
will be sold at Dauphin, on TUES._
y DAY. 22d DAY of JUNK next, a large quantity
. olrotd 'WROUGHT and CAST IRON. nine CARS, old
lINGINE. old CAR WHEELS and AXLES—partienlant
in band-Lille on day dude.
At Rattling Rutrost ttelptd , will be toolde quantity of
LUSlBERieihlr4estn.dletely after the sale
of the Lumber all the lf fllinfUß K of-the Cold Swing
House, will be sold tm the presoless. terms each.
• . IVC110IITEM:11.12 4
EBIIA RD. Arregares.
May
J. P. BL'TTEII,WORTI7,
a. T. ria.stth. CRA3 7 A. 0 VIDA 12. V. T. At Ma; -
M hat which has long been sought for Ira Pots,Title,
I au! no:i. be bad by going to
•
E. T. ELLRICH &.0003
(Successors to E. T. Taylor.)
Cheap Fashionable -Clothing, Mordant
ing, anAl General Burnishing Store,
Corner of Venire and Ilehantango streets, where ran be
found the largest assortment of clothe, cassimeres, vest
togs, furnishing goods. and ready-made clothing
stet acted to the citizens of Putts, ille, which
has been *elected with great are • from the lea.
,gest houses Philadelphia and New York. We
bay Gm tub, and will all for rah, st the very lowest
prices. We desire toall particular attention Mom rue.
- trailer department, being all praetit al tailors, baling
long experience In the first bouseerof Paria,Thlladelphla ,
and Sado°. we feel einatieet that our garments cannot
be surpassed, for neatneal of style, beauty and )le, by any
• houses I Ott elites, teach leis in :Car-. fun
Dishing depirtmentis supplied , within the blest styles
of gentlemen's funvhdving goods. Shirts Utast* order
on scientilla pritteiples^,Vne of the first bane' la
Philadelphia. and warren •to St,
• earitenumbst the p lat . COrner nj Olsen gad NM'
haidunys Ours. May :di, !bir latf
14 -000
31,467'16 8,13 CC 10
31.4157. 16
18,258 11 187,103 08
32.24 14 1u3,•134 16
9,032 13 149.376 17
17,402 06 93,565 11
26,484 19 244.942 08
200,028 03
45,a6 15
TOTAL.
15.139 00
I wr.ZIE.
4,089 19
42,049 02
163,661 19
TOTAL.
GO : Oe 12
ILO 07
176. 04 19
13,046 19
REZIL TOTAL
14,647, - 22.774 00
11,672 17,032 00
WEEK. TOTAL.
=370 3£1,467 00
17,20 25,349 00
6.105 13.18 00"
50
50
50
50
100
133.41
4 4 3,
rl4
106, 2 1
29341
00
72
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40
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lb
25
0000
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110
2.5
00
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11
MISCELLANEOUS.
I RD! A RUBBER DOOR..
Tis a new and r.apttal art tete tor
front doom , liouarkerper: s t call and aim.—
J tilt reretTed and for ivik. at tl. HO:01M
PIANO TEACISINC. , ; : l Am...._ : _ i .
D - mestyer.- Oroutbe, wee ettetre '
J..- ectiettee the Plana Forfeited Mel ' .
,a,l* Pottsville and esigitbodiat towns.
row stederele. Aptly at his elllee, ee L I Z hole*
:he Poet 0111htei Pottesille: : playti lilt . .i r ,:lit. -
• • CHEAP EDITION I •
or layrsagssibnio. ...--
JUbT re c eived, a cheap edition of this
inters:lln earl. at eel, el. ler stle'st
PANNSN'S Cheap Wok Stare.
CUPS SIIIIITtiI I • r•
A LL kinds do( FIRE ARMS made
~,_ •to order,Cll EA P . and warianted.". • Tooliso4 small
ma earl repaired Ay George Schalk,
Corby strat,.Pertirille,oppaile Smart Ataraida Sere.
November 21.'57 - 1 , 47-1 y
.
WIRE ROPE FOR SALE.
rriHE underswned has on hand ibOui.
I v
1., 2400 feet of I ineb new wire rope of wind quail.
ty, srbleh Ii offered sale on very reasnnabbi term*.
Vor partienlarattiqu in of the subscriber at 4stoo, Pa.,
or of Ell T. Conner, Esq., Mauch Chunk. ;II -
&nib Plustesa' -Ifarnts e, .58 .104 m ' WM: RIBLIAGO:-
LIFE,OF DR: KANE.
r . T. HE. tolb,serther is solo. ageni:for the
la
county of Sebnylkill, and now prephred .to rto
re re optweriptlaut fair "TIIK moon &PUT UP ELII.AHA
KENT KANE " oy OK: Eizzar-bandaoniely Molars.
ted. Prfee—only $1 60. B. BANNAN. ,
• . . Jr* jet Sehotekiff Wfbniffs.'
• PROCLAMATION. V '
NOTICE is[hereby given that a tßiuit
or CP mmon Mae for the trial of ;state' pvnilbut,
will be betti at Pottajille, In and tbi the otheitl otnehnyt.:
kill, en MONDAY4poe 141 k; 111411, /WIG o' ii
the torenenn: to eoistintiethoeneeks. I;• .
Sb ecffirc Office. Poitstillt‘ MAO. Sheriff.
• gar 15. 1 884 : ' f - d-t am.
•
, _, , i
__EFTS ON EUROPE: •
- • -
BELL & SON'S , DRAtTS
tin
slim Quaker (louse of Johtd &tned COrderoyA
of Lo ndon, andOn the Ilelfst yanking Co. of re.
landcaloaysforsalsOnanosfron Llnlto
e t by 0101
subserlbi., Sit hls, . Bookstore , Pottsville. eels Artnt
hare nothing to do with the I's...senior LI nei.4. and tholl
are considered the *Sliest bosses In this rooniwnd ha
Europe. • - BENJ. DA AN.
PosiTivg_Ly
SUPERIOR 11'0 AN YT HING IN
I,,JUSE—PATTEILSOIi'S lIERPETICSOAP4IbiebappeII
bands, rousW skin, pimples or,other eruptions
Lice. or the heads Aligfsoperfor artirieo
soap for removing. Meese fromi'lroolestor oth4l , goods, an
one for washing pilots.' For itae;lit thee Tory is et
street above Market: [Pottsville, May &
.01 19-2 m
REMOVAL OF POTTERY. ,
THE., subscriber , has removed hi 4
-.POTTMItY from bntween Market and Morweniati
streets, to,Pecond street. In the Borough of Potisvillii
near 0.7. KOpitach'n Snip and Candle Pactoiy, where bp
will be happy to furnish Isis friends ended public with
all kinds of Narthen. Ware, Drain Pipes, Chimney Pipe*,
Ac.,—all of which be is determined •to manufacture at
the very lowest rates, to suit the flutes. I, - I;
WILLIAMIitERNER.
ipsU 1 17,%.‘ • , • ••• - '- • IlA2ta . i
' . WOOD'S IRON, ORNAME NTS; 1 .
ar- Ilk. Eu becnber is authoriz d to; re;
seise ordas tor all kinds of lints Irises,Setl44,
al ra.,. Brackets, Points. he.. ic..man otaetiSred by Aircnt ,
a Pm's, late :Roans Woos?, Ridge Avesta*, Philsdel
phla, and will furnish. them at their cunt prices—cat ,
riage only added.- A•book of specimens can be seen it
our store, together with the prices of the different ard.
else • .1' ; '•• 1 1 BENJ. j ANNAZi. I
.
_ •.:,,,.; .c.. ,-
A r b'
- 1.
NT: wnuArsh. a supply .1 ._ um
llng Run' I . free from sulphur and;1111 other Int- .
purl ea, will dox I to snake early applisatlonle wi,
purpose shipping a 1 ?cede not . tegalre to atilpirly o r reg •
ular patrons forithh Whole season.. If
p i
.1,14/Clif r Ore Prat's! Stainn,i y
1 4, PorltFTl{ day, 3734 cent* phr Itiek. I !,
?,4 Peek; pie day, 50 rents per seek. . i,
Peet': per day, 8734 cents ' per week. . v
I , l, 3 uu,telp. i r..ilrao% ce.nattz rref e , ;:car,:. 1
, . 1 . do ;do • 37% route, !rallied: ~
Ard - raymentri weekly, la all cases. • . I •
i' l ' I.
111031 AS. ,i
Pottesille, May 114 'M I. tni4t , I
• HIGH SCHOOL AT:PINECROVE: . ~,
T HE REV .! 111. S. KOONO; A....: .-- 1111;
,
.1 i
for many years Principal of the Preparatory Do
meta of Penntilvania College. will. open a , Selek
Sehod ho the New 4t' dewy Banding. at Pinegroves Its
will teach all the brioches usually taught in - our High
Schools and Madetilies, and .111 preplan, pupils wiihidg
to take a full mun:ref Andy for any class Its' College..- -.
Those desiring to ottality themselves for business wfl
enjoy special advantey.ee Ow sO doing. 1-' II ....
PINEtIitOVE Is finely situated and accessible by Dail=
.tirlkterding can he bad at Yerj reasonable rates In
prisete families.!l ' _ .
The School will commence about the Phi! of Juhe.L. l
For terms and otherlinformation. address ! .
114. AHD OF DI ItECTOß4l'fruirrece."l
May 15, ".',S ; 1 ' ; - -4 IF 2 04! it
. , , • ti ,
ICA RDI . I-,j,
,-.- A Cash nasalises. Excif•± ll re/Y,! i
ciIIARLES.HADAMS, K. rdpoiner
4,, j- Elehth and Aieh tareets, Phlladdphils. informs 1;1s 1
old customers andithe buyers of Dry, wa tts generally,
that be 18 making ititra exertions for the rosecution 'r,
hls business the coining season. and In eater to enable
him to purchase 10i5d.1 for coon.' and; „ sell them at the
lowest mulct pricded t irci ho has deci sell; at the steal-
Jest posslbleadvance tt-sle-Fhr CIA Erclatitv/ytt ill '
•ile has reduced 'the price of most of tte floods in
Store. and has nest open many New Good 4 suitable4hr
the season, to whldi will be made daily ad Miens.. r
Care will be taktin to accommodate Frimalls and Plain
.persons generally,.bit heretofore. New DIt.P.SS 110005,
SHAWLS, LINDNS. and EVENISIIING,COODS,gette
raIIy.„ Purchasers Will find great advanta ge In giving an
early call, the motto being ...The nimble Jpence is bet ,
ter thatetirs slow Oil/fag."
The situation Is Fen laid, and the store Well lights-till
March 2u, 'WS - (If ' 1 'l2-3m
•
• 'VALUABLE COAL LEASES.
, 1 ..
r HE boct* Mountain Coo! and Irou
eaA -1
company.ov, to good tenants siralral valuable
Leases upoit fhe Company'l property!, in Coluttibla
and Northumberland counties. The re i s offered -are
the large White Atilt 'donor the Locust )lOuntain. upon
which, collieries have been already established bv
Messrs. Oast A p,.arson, Geo. S. Repplier and M.O.
ileliner. 'II . .
The mammoth yeln averages about 25 feet in 'thielc•
new, and the underlying yein some 12 to li t feet. With
Vein* afford a len body.of Coal above water level. rho
quality of the Coa lls'well'establisbed In Market. i
The Mine UM !‘RaProad affords an Wirenne to the .
Eastern markets, and the Philadelphia A tinbury Raill
road •to the Southern rind Western mar !eta. s litli:of
these railroads ant completed tet he eolliewies - upon the
conmany'sproperty. For particulars. Inquire of . ~
,
I J. ANSPACI4jr., PreJf.
.Ni). AS Sou th Fourth iltreet.lPhiladelphia.
. q - Or ALEX. W. RKA. Eng. If 55upt.4
Centreville. Colinnbia Co Pa.
February 13,18 5 8 ! ' i ' 7-tf :.
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TINES
, 1
"NATIONAL HOTEL,"
(Late 4`WiIytERWAN,".) - --
RACE Btrtet, above TRIED ~!
Philtilelpla. ._ .2.. 7 7.-
_. ___
,
The Pioprietois of t e above well-known 'estabiPh
r i a t
moot:being thankful the very liberal !patronage-be-
slowed upon the ut the go saYear, take thiemethod of lit-,
formi ni• their frieede a the public ihati they are &11l I
prepared to acrominoßa them if favored ,with a eal11:'
During the Wiutet.montbs the houseatas hien _thpr
ought', renovated, improvements made, and other eaten
, . li
sive alterations ineentemplation.
We are determined to devote our wholel attention Re
business'and flatter ourselves with the ..onviction that
we shall be able to give general satisfaetka. - l'
Respectfully yours, RIDES A rfOTER,
Ram sired, Gore Third* ,
AferTERNS:—.I. 23 Per3 ll .l. i ' . 1
-...:44. B.—Carriages will always he in readiness to eon rty
Passengers to and from Sptomtroott Landlika-aod. kill-
Toed Dep:i , - 1 rs. 1 • o._li 11.
- - 1:511 - id phia,lPrift, 9 511 -134 y 1.
PROCLAMATICIPG
WIIEREAS,, the Flop. Charles
ni,,Pienddent of the Court at 4 . olrtmou PAlta
of Schuylkill county. n Pennaylvan la, andJ wain of Gm
several C r oueta Of. Quarter Sessions of the, Peace, Oyer
and Ternsiber and General Goal Delivery connly,
George Galin and Bernard Reilly, Judges of the Conti
of Quarter Berl Of the Peace. Oyer 11 d Teratinky,
and General CI Delivery, for , the'llrialitT all eapiOd
and other ogenfee in the said rountj of ihuyiklii, by
their precepts to ritne .direeted, have ordered a Court]ai
Dyer end Tortninerand General Gaol Detitiry and ltatir
ter Sessions of tiel,Peuro. to be-Lholden-int • . .
the Ist 1119NDAT in kings nett, at 10 &elect, A. .111.,
to continue tin reeks.
' Notice is thesvifore hereby given to t b 4 co r on er :
-no t,
_._..., ~,..ccoy given` to thj Co. —es. ~..
Justices of therreare Mid Constables,ol t 0, said minty]
of Schuylkill. thatlbey a % ky the said !precepts eons.
mended folio then and thereat lO.O'cloch 'ln the fore.
noon of the said day, with their rolls, retards, inquist
thins, examinations and nil al her remembrances, to tio
that.
those things which several In their end o apperta4r to
be done; and against the prisoners that a or then 11
be In the gaol of said county of Schtfylk, IL are to be
il.
then and there fo prone/Me them as shill*. just.
• Sir Gocrsore the Oflossosinkaitti Ira* ' - ,
Pheritra Mice. Pottsville, I, WM. MATZ,...Sheri „
Mar 15 , 18 r 04 . ; r.%te •1
~N. 11.-;-The Witnesses rind' Jurors 'he ate simmleied
to Attend said CoUrt are Atomised to attend . preset ual)y.
In race of nonattendance , the !swan such eases trolde'
and provided, nlif be rigidly enforced. Inds notk*l Is
published by ord; of the _Court; those conceinad. Will
goys= then:melt accordingly. !I:- , : 4
._
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. by aubaMptioo only, and will be fu l thisb - cd arthe
pu Haber? price! by .the sujeteriber, why; haw reieleel
r t
the Agency for INRlttrille and vicinity. !' • ; ', :.
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copy of his glat Volk, will want a copy" of Ills Lik,,-, I
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subscribing; so tt persons know what they are subscri
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t j ;
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cel re subscriptions. BENJ. RANNAN. ;.
Ainist JO ,O, Appleton di Cb. and Chad? if itartn,n,
•- -: .-:-. I - . Addishersi :Phileaciphirt.
Pottsville, ?J3t15.'58 • I 1 20 *. -
1
PHUINE . II ± 4 2 HUINEI , R l i4Ullol
I 0.
• Coneentated Animal Mannat•
10
Q PER CENT. EHEAPER
TIIANI, ANY KNOWN PERTILIZEIt !—Farrn•
ors can bu y this irshistais manure with the fullest cond.
d° oolo of being repaid the lehnk *et b,.1 the increased
pluduction of the prat crop, besides ropisay enriching
their Med., • :
H HEAD
A Aextrsts or Poor. k Srincle. •
hereby neitity that S Ware auelyard a lot of Pkullig.
tbr French...Richards* Co., York road, Philadelphia and.
And Ilitomponeeta to be as follows ,• ,
s !Analysis of 'lntim& •
A oboist nista r, otodeltilog 3 per cent. tried blood, 44.00
Pboapete Of; Lime,
Sulphate at Atnatonla. • 4.00
Muriate. Phroptrato and Cartonate of Ationonia, " g. 30
Nitrate and Sulphate of Sods. ' • too
Sulphate of Potaieri, 2.40
Mortara, Phosplulto, and r Carbonate of Prtaasa, 1.40
Chloride of &dilate, '4oo
Sulphate's of Li :and klaafirala.
silks end Sulph (soluble) • I 1.111
•
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I: . •
' lOrt.oo
I"
1 '
_, l le 13Tavvr,a,”
The shove proe l ei, etinclusitigx, 'hal Phultel Licit the
Smiler and land, er the discovery of the age, contain
ing all ebp n r 7 constituents for producing /err
m ini
Fro" at small ea me. The price emlittr *Phial the
.reeelett( 41, I. Tsui mans rim rouse, or 01 per Nod it.y.
Bend your orderi . to tli. DANN AN.
t, rothit Mei Hay t, lIIMI _ •I . 21 '
1 '
. 1 - 1
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•
tOfte 9 o4lB.tre WWl* 11 11? it k ilte r
1 . ?-1e the aid estebileheti ;wort" itiern et
• . • That Fraiskl ha Irbil Work.,
%limited In ttie berettah of Putt Cirbon,Stlanylkill Co.
Penal t . •• ,i 1
1 2 rope4tj ooneleta of. ta ming lathes. planing ina
ehlaZtliree new °pities, bl2dks !th's tools, feu ear' ,
that and liaelffq,krillit other *very pa 'or
rotwary for erindaillng the , a large and valuta•
ble lattortawnt of thwart ' newt approved ma
elatiny. now used In ;a Iked a large flock of new
gunny and' raw'anaterial., lon ;Ivan Inusion
strip. , 1 • - . ‘ .I'4 . ,
• Pie peope#y yip to maid oil Rai nablo terms, and to
Tra i ;
an person eriablog to engage igt he business peasenta
an apportanhp widow offered „,,. . ' •
rpr farthoir partlealara I °gulf, qf th• aadefottiail at
St, ilale„ or, between th e haarikdikl. A. M. and 1 1.,: M.,
at Kirk &Kill Mel Dike: rOttilT)lo - J. S. KIRK.
ft glair, rpb. q.I. 15.5.9 , , r ~, •' 9.it
ail/3 PUBLISHED,
~ - ,
A Y ,thi Pottsville Scicntific . Associn
tian, "The Form , Plants - of the Coal Measures of I
halTnited Skala," With deserlpthiss and plates Ohara
new spares in lb
In of She Asteoclation; by Prof.
-Lot. LX Qt :4 pares. IL Reiman, pr.-1858.
This analliwork contains descriptioni of the genera of
theitessil Cali Manta hitherto fosind l and described. in ,
this rountri, • with an nattneratiou of the spades,
amounting tpaborit,3l/0. with Abe* icesilities nod ,plans
in the Coal fierier. Tiro Informayan Contained in it can
not be had ihi arbeni else In p convenient a Lou, and a
part of It sever babes been published.. It mud.
theretsa, beffriond very useful toihratengiged to this
branch of sr/WT.ll'nd of great pactkartatility In tbo
identificatil of the Cati beds. when opened at distant'
*data. A ab ort paper is added. Montag the number of
species fou In the high and low Connoted the numbest
common to lath. with the number, common to the An
thracite andiruninoneCosi Meanies, and ether ifici
ful inihrmat . . Price.7l rents to muslin and 80 cents
in paper..) sale by : ,., B. BANNAN.
. Pottarrille, April 21,18 . • . .' ' 17. • .
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ASSgIN ES' PEE_gMPTORIVSALE.
:11H . AS /z, fiONS, Auctioneets,tl:l
Ph is phis.. i - 1 • '
I It TA 14111 N COAL LOINOS or tbe North Mae= 1
Coal "Crialiany,about 1,0181 arics,Schuyikilleonoty,
I Pa., near the town of Potty/111cl
On TUESDAY, Jobe Bth:lNA; at 8 reek& In the
•Teellair iwlBl.be sold at nubile sale. althea( reserve, at
the' PU LAMP.IIPitiA• NACINASOE„by order of .1. L.
i
Moss an &ha C. Builitt.-Amdgnela of. the North Amer.
ken Coe Crimpusy, the three foliraing described tracts
of COA LANDS. containing' nail about 1,012 acres, vir
-1 No. 1. Known as the "Centreville Tract," anntallslng
about 88 says.. - , - I - •
No. The “illill Creek Treet," r asistaining about 480
arm.
No.& All the Mineral and Cr* Rights In the "Junc
tion Tra 4" , mutilating about 241
isr eo lin t iot the property and ny Other intasnatints
nay be Mice of t ," NOrth Americas
wet
and from
No. 232 South -If Gab- Street, Philadel
phia. and from Mr., Andrew 11 , Pottsville, who will
show theproperty. • . • . , _
• .n. edhilie may be seen i t t e oLce of this paper
and at the Principal hotels. to Pot ville.
ieSele Slisolute, without rase, e or limitation:
. • - . I • M'. THOMAS ft EONS, A uctloneent,
' N05..139 and 141, Fatah Fourth street.
18-Pt
1011E1
A L N I ilin i kilKa i llßurint,:a
- rit sticoesaful Authorapd a thoioughly Edueated Lit.
teary man, vestry with twenty - five years of the - drudger
of D aily Josmaltatujoul determined to hire out or sell
his birahf at retail. fortbose who mike require their said
eat In any honorable way. I. ; - • '
3lerchantS, Business men; Inventors, and De a lers of
every klA s will be supplied. o hand, silk . advertise;
meats,
meats, (
.I=l'or-otherwise ' ) a Ices, cards, circulars,
or any.spec of artkle desired. -..-.
Politicians will be supplied wit speeches, reports, res.
olotions; letters, toasts, pampb efts, editorial - artkles•
communkations and every • sort of totake-worit, ',hies
they may dud lehrouvenient or troublesome' to do, for
themselves. , - • • .
- ' Ladles cad Gentleman( ever
cupatioia In lid% can have lettem
whether business or sentimental;
' The advertiser will also' einidui
tiondenee oevery land, either Z ,
German qr fallen..
Poetry, rustles for Ladies' - ibnms, Notes, Billet.
deux, Man les, and Compositions of the, most delicate
A t
ind confidential charseter; incidebt to every papolble dr
eSonstance por event to life, will be fdraished In inviola
ble cofilideutee, V writing 'to the undersigned;and or.
plainlng tt(eir wishes. - •I . - ' . •
Orders by mail , accompanie d, with cash, will be strictly
and promptly attendll to. ' -- ;i 3. 'THOMPSON, ' ;
. - c,.* Literary ,Bureau.
' Box 22F44. Lsdelphia P. 0., Pa.
• fin', . - &Om -
,R -idle *.- -
Jan. 30,' .
,MAQUA IFIC — IiIINEiRKS.
Cssrter & Allen, , . •
tcrs, Machindsts.htillei.`aini Machinists' Toot
ltalrrs and aro Ammer,.
ribeti are now prepared to
rs far ell kinksof 6.tationsry Crialli____
d tnachinery_ for colarries. ,;,... Rign 4 ni
mills. AC. Kelt:nave fa- .. if=
__,civz
practical eaperhincie.in the
rrant them In takinetbe largest contractn
l i e.,
1f prices. . • •
attention is ratted to Teens k Allen'. New
, t Winding 51*d:11 - nary. by which. the Slopes
or ebsltts run on tie top of . both drum. In
•
Ilk , _. ___ •
Iron Awn,
The sub
r coelto ord!
Engis.es al
furn I
rilHiefau , l
busines, ,
at the low
Part leul
Style Pate ;.;
or Shaft re
double Ira .
This at .
In the yea'
Machlner)j
of conatru
We also •
Lucien 11.
works. an
ter,' peat, t
broken RID
under the ;
hies la th•i
ice wou!
Tamaqua I
recently e ,
kerelaht t
test impre;
ecup wor
heretotor !
All wor
our Hue w
4 ,
ngement, It is confidently belleved.,will save
and tear of .ropes or chains. the price of the
In five yarn; and fur fast winding,slmplicity
lion and: durability, It cannot be J.U .
.uunencl. the new car wheel, inventedrl.
1 lien. This wheel ran only be had at our
. has steal the lest of the seccral severe win
turcpbantlYl not a single wheel having been
. F . Ste kitrodnetioll. We are now placing it
- riot some of the principal Railroad Compe
-1
• eouetry. - ' • 1
..also call the attention of the public. ,to the
a r Shop. connected wittrthe above woke and
ed fur the manufacture, of Railroad. Drift,
• and TruCks. and.farntslied with ell the Ur
°meets, so that they are thus enabled to ex
r much cheaper snotwith more despatch than
gusranteed. Tenons wanting au thing in
utd do well to give us a rail.
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largest anill beet weekly papers or the day. An Imperial
quarto, eltaluing ilght thieta,hr Forty Chineaws of en:
tertaluin original matter; eat Allaunntig filandreiled
every wee s'. t
4-0-A ip FT WORTH FROM 50 CENT* to $3OO IN
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' Fiva dopies one seer, -' •1
Tell rpples one year, '• -. 1.
Twenly-one copied one j'ear,l
The . arficles . fo be di*tribated .
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lowing liit: ' .-. • .., . .1
2 l'arkkes r Oold,pdotanin
5 , di, - do i • do "- I
10 di) _do • do
10 Patewt Lever fouling 0.
20 Gold! Watcpea, '•
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10.1 f dl' . • .
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' 50 each.
300 Ladihai r
Gold - Watch* . . - '35 each.
DO 13Itreir liontlag CANA Wa • • .; i --' So earth
WO Silver Watehiet, k . . ' 10 to 25 earl'.
1000 tioldiGnard,"Yeat and Yob balite, 10 to it earl'.
Gold leeekets, B racelet. : .• • Ear Drops, thrust
Plan, Culi Ma, Shwa Rattan& /liar', Shirt Studs.
Wateb Keys, Gold and Filter Thimbles. end a variety of
other artVes. worth from fifty cents tolle each.
. limed tely 60 'scalp& of theialbaertptlen money. the
irobecriber's same wilt be entered our sobeeript km
book oppieite a number, and the gift eorirepooding with
that natiihar.arill be forwarded, tallith' ono week, to the
aulkseriber, by wait orCzpress. postpaid. ' - i
dir
, dllcommunieatkms should be addressed to. •
1.: • 1 • DEAN k PLATER.
id 2 Moffat Building.= prordsay. New York.
'anon copies soot, free. Agents wanted.
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B • YO% Blh a Till ili COMPANY !
-viil. as e- Icing.
experience) of t e,past ten years.
i )341: , ained for tbli Belting the rontiden - es of maul;
facto an4l eneurtunees. .Tbe crest Impiovements re:
owIPY Owl de in lti quality: WArrlut as in asserting, It to
be Superior to lea th er for ill' open Belts,—WSPeattly for
heavy br main Belts. I e• -
Its4r6l cost Is ranch 11.1./ 01101110111er—it to sirengea
and re:due...hie. and elves a gain in power on, the pub
' ley: It Will stand a heat nt 300 degrees unallected,—no
:'degree of twat% or wet can i ojtue Its working.. in all aa ,
=Bps recommended for Sew-Mills, Moen, Urals*
on!, Machine Shop.. anitt3linutactorles. . ,
' i 1 Bilitehinte lialtlmg",l3 do . 4 p ly ..
Settle of Price, 5..3 amid 1 piy, fromes;whicii an estimator Me
- ri.ieeci osterponloikiefdths an br masts,
; 2 inch A.ply, per 10ot 10 'eenti, 4-ply, 13 ends.
3 .." , ,1••• ••. r . 'l5 4 . 17
4 .4i ... , ..- ~ 20 " 1 ''' 24 "
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1 1 8 '' I- - ".' 29 " " 36 • "
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12 " 'r . fil " " 83 ~'
13 " . " ". 72 " " 9'4 "
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14 . • j" -. " - 81 w . " 100 w
1 . , 15 " I" • " - 86 " ' " 107 "
16 " .64 44 92 44 • " 115 "
19 '66 . 414 66 1 0 4 44 , 44 . 130 ota
20 -.4 • ~..".. . ", ' 118 " .!..' 144 ..
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II ~ •a 0 . 138 16, " 173 ..
'Mary band 6 ply Belts made to order f r purposea
where great strength hi required. (as a RubAtitute ter
' double leather) at an advance:Of torenly.tive and fitly
per Cent. 'Ou tply prices. •-.1 -. .
' a Ply Hydrant Hose. '
Jilltrrawkst to stated a prusiu:e of 75 lbs. ptrrovrare mod,.
-
1.8 Inch per tbot, • • - I •• • • .... 20 cents.
743 e , n 0 .. .... -
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, 2 , " -• •• 45 "
' 4 Ply tocomative & Fire Etiglito Hem.
Warranted to stand a pressure of :17 b lbs. per vinare inch.
.1 3-4 inete - nc:r toot, • • - • . •SC (*a b r .
1 2 1-4 ' " " - - - - - M
1-2 " • . -• 6 3
2, 3 4 vs n , ; • 7 0 v.. 4
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New Yirt Croton loi.y • • - • 23
!love fluty rase and strength. made to order—alseT
Suction:llone Ow Fin Engines and other Purposes.
• The ahtive ibiee har great advantage% over leather,
it needano oiling: Is perfectly tight, will eland a very
high - dcgrewor beat without injury, and Is not ntrveted
by the eetereet eeht s •
amenities, lloseel'lnew,"te., furnished at the lowest
prices.
' I , . Skeane f l itifik l l o ll. •••.! •
This Article Is now In general use by the tnostsithiflal
Engineers:rod Muhl nista thrOughout the United Slates.
1. It is Prepared so that 9000 Fahrenheit will not. edict
lit, and td superior to everything else, as DO eubstanc•
has so totteb elasticity which stands so high degree or
I.heat, RIO May be Deed about ill parts when packing is
avers : Jury. yin: Manhote Plates. Piston hods, Steam
Joints, :Steam Chests, Cylinder "leads, Studios Soles;
•
PileltioZ made tO order for all the various purposes,
each a M.ANNOLI PLATtS, PISTODI lIODN.PSPI runts.
;•lio? axe COLD Warta P PS. VACUUM IPUDAA, not ass
AAAAA roe &mar de. .
di-the snbeeriber has the 4;6'4 - from the Itsa else
tnrerstOtitre above artiste*. The hells an the best in
the Unitati States, and we Walsh them In Schuylkill Co.
at ManUlketureme prism, theme tiring themeless to the
purchaser, Oar orders have also the pvelkorence at the
Mills offer any others for Deltsto be made to any petters
or thielnices not on hand, u- per erreenwid ; we can
Owen:ire gnerantre.the delivery of any Belt within a
A xeftime illor the order it 'stetted. " •
AnOct aVS:I al • , Ip.St RANNAN
. .• . , .
PeOscdpi.
Pottsville, ffeturday, Kay 29, 1838.,
Mallary_Fiasieral.
The remains of General Peraiier Smilh, were
interred at Piellatielphal ymeterday, vitt! military
bows.
From the feats 'developed In the exaosinatioe
with regard to the Lemon. lull (Phila.) riot, it is
pretty clear that the taisetidduct of the ponce
cowed the fret trouble, if on eU .
Proottawarr Chat awes. • ,
We have shocking reports fntut Kansas. .A
baud of Loan trona Ali:sour( Invaded the tern ,
near, Chouteau'a trading posit, seised Oro Inm/oil
ers. and taking them to a O.:eluded spot; shot thank
all dead. Another version of the affair says that
the gango — lna". composed of pro-slavery settlers,
who had_ beenexpelled by Idontgotnery'a band,
and that a battlo took place biltween the two, its
which the latter were routed.
The report on the tariff bribery ease, made on
Thursday to the Ilonse.of Representatives, is pub
lished. ICIs a d!sgrseenal export. No citizen. of
Pennsylvania Is ;Impfitlitede , This iapose proves
conclusively, the: a large amount was expended
by one bons* in New-England to carry the tariff
of 1557, by which the .dulisa upon Iron were di
creased, and large fociptiei extended to maniac
tures in old as well as NtO England. Tbe.un-:=
disclosed corruption* ere Oft te; the imagination 0
Purvlassoo, of Boner, vs. Glaser Joao..
Mr. Purviatiee, of Pennsylvania, was on Thurs
day night in the House, after Jelin 0. Jones with
the sharpest kind of a stick. In the course of
his remarks be said: whilst Mr. Jones. when he
got thoi sour. could only find for his subject the
Presidential dinnirs, anti, speak of them w ith st he.
air of a gourmand. the million and morn of miners
and• laborera in Pennsylvania (of whom a igrge
:mintier were the eonstituents,„:4- Mr. ipne, o ) . ha
-were;dependent upon the rein cement otitis tariff,
were left in hopeless dispaira • *".- '2.
liturepetam Natives
• The.steamship Africa arrived at tile York on
Thursday, from Liverpool, bringing new from Eo- .
rope three days later than previous adrift,. The
'Derby ilipistry has been sustained by the House
of Lords. :The debate an the reiolutions of cen
sure was progressingindbe House of Commons.
The British government has granted* steamer to
aet as a tender to 'the "1.1..8. frigate Niagara, in.
piece of?the Susquehanna, daring the laying, of
the telegraph table. Sincessfulesparintents have
been ands with thy Hughes' telegraph machine,.
demonstrating its superiority over the present
methods. The plenipotentiaries to. tin confer
ence, q'the great powers were assembling at
,Paris. The conference was to .open on the 22.1
;inst. The Sphnish Ministry bad not yet re•orga, ,
'anted. The moveasonis of Nona Sahib, in lodic, .
still ctecashins much anxiety, He Arad a strung ,
Ihrif of cavalry, end" 25,000 f3epOys, beside an
armed rabble. Bareilly and Calks are still in
the bands of the enemy. :The rebels were also
in force along Puttehpore and near Boner's.—
Gen. Rose remained at Jiang, ;and it was re
ported that lasso bodies_ of the enemy' were ad
vancing upon. him. Ttie Kotab garrison, 5000
4tr0014 were at large, hot destitute of artillery.—
The Puojaab and Seines remained' quiet. The
NCpaul frontier was threatened by the rebels. A
battle has already taken place between the Turks
and lifoutenegrins at Onshore, with a.serious loan
to the latter. Grahova was subsequently burned
by the inhabitants.
rink tu Beatty or ca
pe, oe any subject,
t or trooilate torree•
igllsh,Vrench,Spootab,
• •
Protestant. Episcopal Diocesan Convenw,
-- town..
This Convention tnelrat Philadelphia on Tue..
day. An important busineee of the Convention
is to elect an As bstant Bishop to Bishop Putter
who is in ill health. The salary has been axed at
$3.500, with no diminution of Bishop Putter's
salary, $4000.. On Wednesday,' the to:inning
:evolution offered by Mr. William Welsh, was
adopted : . -
Resolved, Tfrat each church in connection with
this Convention; be and is hereby required to pay
to the Treasurer of the Episcopal Fund, on or be.
fore the 31st December next, and annually there
after. towards the maintenance of the Episcopate
in ibis Diocese, a sum to he Axed by a committee
composed of the President of the Btandinir _Coto.
initial and Secretary of this Convention, with the
Treasurer of the Episcopal Fund, but in no casco
to exceed 6 per rent. of the salary of, the minister
or ministry+, or Walnuts on each repelled coin
'lnunicarA, as said committee may decide.
Mr. Welsh's second resolution woe then passed,
With a verbal amendment, natio* , that the nneirs
of delinquent churches were to be published in the
Prim:stout Episcopal papers of Philo Is., inst:ad
of mentioning them' by name:
Nominations for the office pf Assistant Bishop
of the Diocese then being idorklerohi following.
clergymen were notninated:—;Reiv.Dr. Vinton, of
Boston; Rev. Dr. M. A. DeWolfel Bone, of: Sr.
Luke's; Rev. Dr. Stevernk, of St. Andrew's ; Rev.
Di. Bowman, of Lancaster, Pa.; Rev.fir. Mon.
fon. of St. James. -
Nina ballots were takow — on be
adjournment, far Ai/et/dant Bishop, the las: of
which resulted as rotbows: -
.
Rey. Dr. Stereas. Retr. Dr. 41 , ,rrrnin tlt ;
Rea. Dr. Vinton; 10; *Rev. Dr. Hews, I ;
Dr. Illenbeimer; I. Total, 133 p
Oar latest advises last attuning. 'wed, "no
election." .
ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THL•.EFFICACS• 'uF
41tenttusvz's HOL L AND Birrfas.—N. M. Poin •
dexter; at Union office,Septtimber 16th,
says :—"Some weeks since beingseriously af
fected with pain and, uneasiness at the sto
mach, loas of appetite, and at times strong '
symptoms of dyspepsia; I Watt induced to try
your Holland Bikters, and I feel it but an
act of justice to tl.e article, as well as for the.
good of those who may ho 'affected with liko
derangement of the.stomach, to state, that
the use of one single bottle of this medicine
proved of incalculable hettefit o having freed
the stomach from all scusepflepression, and
removed every symptom of dyspepSia.
would also remark, that two other members
of my family,'wh - o were afflieled in a similar'
manner with myself, were entirely relieved
by the use of "n single bottle of each."
$2 00, and 1 gift.
2 - 50. rind 2 gifts
'5 004 stid 3 gifts
00, and 5 gifts
08:
$5 00, and 3 gilts.
111X1, and 5 gifts.
16 00. and 10 gifts.
30 vO, and 21 gifts.
contrised
L _ $5OO rasa.
200 sash.
_ t ' 100 each.
1 Ilralebes, .100 each.
r 75 rich.
each.
DR. LIYINGSTuNg AND TIM SZWINO Ms-
CIIINE.—The famous African traveler,..Dr. -
Livingstone, says, ‘,‘to chrislianitksavages,
we mustfirst civilize them," and to I Carry out
this principle, he intends takitig will him, on. '
his next expedition, various implements,
among them su . p:ply of Grover & Baker's .
Sewing Machines, procured (roof the Agents
in England. The doctor i 5 eight, and no
missionary should leave our shores without •
doing likewise. The simplicity, du-
rability, and effectiveness' of the Greyer &
Baker Machine, peculiarly fit it for use in .
foreign lands.
31sniTunn.—This Denfbcrats in Congress ,
from this State who voted - against suspending ,
the rules to allow Mr. Morris to introduce his
Protective Tariff resolution, were'Florence,
J.'Glancy Jones, Owen Jones and Phillips;
while poor Dowart from this District, do'ged
the vote altogether, by being conveniently.
absent with eleven other douglatice Deml•
crate. Yet forsooth, our neighbor the Stan
dard, sale workingmen mustlook to the Demo
cratic party for Protection. Pah! facts speak,
And our workingmen are bet so easily gulled.
POTTSVILLE 'MARKS:TSi c
(Wheleoale Pricis.)
Wheat Floor, bbl., $5 50 Dried Pasche,. par'd, .41 00
Rye non r,bhl., 4 241 ,do do un pa r'd. 260
Whont,Luphol,l 1561 20- Dried imolai, ,
,paed .2 2tl
Rye, do . SOlitos,doaan, ' 9
Lbrn; do R. Rutter. par patio d , : 0
Oats. do AN; ihoplden .
Potatc .lA. do 70 ! liadva,
Timothy Seed ,. 201 ' Lard.
(lover 1 ... d, . - 4 0( Plater. do
lisy l pst ton , . IS II 'Z'Llt,I.Pr Pack,
POTTSVILLE. PRODVICE MARKETS.
(Began Prises.) ,
FLOTIR.—Wheat Misr sells from $.5 50 to 6 60 lb HI
end Itye at SS 00. hy• Chop at 61.1 etv.Vl La., and Coe t.
Meal IS do.
• GRA N.—White Wheat milliPat $1 60{1 bo.. pa C.
at St 30 do; Rye 93 410:C.rn 70 J.aOate 43 du. •
NIMATS.—Reef sells at 9 alt 123.4 eta. Per lb. slot t 141
1001214 do. Vaal 10 do; Pork 11 do; shoulder. 10 d,,;.
Ile 111 14 to 19 do., Bologna 1244 do.. !aureate 1::!,4 do.
puoinlSMNS.=lintler sells from 'lO to TO et. 91 iw '
Cbeesel2 l ,4do.. Ears II eta. R doa., Lard 14 et.. I. Ib.,
SUGARS.—Cuha r,41 ete. gl lb; New Wean. 4 t¢o;
"B" Whitele do.: - "Alf White:lo do; ernabed and
verlwat 1244 do.
FlSll.—ltalibut 12% et...ft lb; Rock TI.II 10 do.; Shad'
25 to 313.4 eta a plea;lrervlok 'Wets. a dos.
FRIUMAND VaXISPABLES.—OnkIus 2 et. 9ibunch:
Redlabees"do.; Rhubarb 10 do.; Spinach 1:14 Ns. hilt
peek; Pslad 3 eta. a Oral 25 els,* hstlf perk.
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FLAT BAR RAILROAD IRON.
WF.Aave a new pattern of Flat Ba'r
IRABroad Iron, 10 which wit tall the attention of
• Qua men. BMW /k Mien.
Potteville, Slay 22 . 1 4 21.
FLAT BAR T RAILROAD IRON.
WE invite the attention - of the puf)_
lie to a lam In of &axmad Iliad Flat Bar
road Iron at reduced ekes. Baled! a LEltett.
Potts• 111•, May =, SS
PAPER JI
PATENPATENT NIACHIO, ADE per
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Dogs, to hold from Ito2o po oda. for O. (vets Ilrug
gists and othersjor sale by E. UA MUM; F.. 14
Centro street. Pottivthe.
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LICHT BELTING FOR LATHES."
TWO LNCIL 2 ply Light Clam Belt.
satiable for Lathes. de. 'tit moat more di..
than Lostber Belting, wwe ate Informed by tbow ,
wbo wow it. 'for solo bg. A DANNAN.
Arrat tot Ileoulliehirer.
PACINC MACHINE. - •
THE subscriber has added a Paging
Machin. to bJs, Matsu and is now prepared
page Books, and numbeeTiekets, to In lar4o o small
quAntltlits. All WO of Blank Ikwke printed, ittit'd•
paged and boded to.order—and alt Mode et ttlmber Pt
ecuted at abort. sotke. Particular attentive paid to .
Blettlloit Alstulnet., l'asstillett„Ar. • UA A N.
..11111/4.1,7 Bin , ini r
The Their Bribery Ches.
ittt Markets.
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