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the ltZgregate circulation of any TilltEE ot er En
papers published In the Countr—end as I circ°
among the best portion of the populatlon;s advt
Want Inserted In its columns ts,of (*OM. wO
to the advertiser as If published In any thr oth
pers., In out cities the rates of advertising are Prays
tied ittinlee aecerdlnir to the circulation of tb paper.
Sew Y0rk...9.'11. fluor. Nom N o. 11.1,
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and dined Win fur the Smote , 113, New
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Fur Subscription* to tilt-
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tChsrles Mrser, to July 1.1858 '
'Henry Stranch. to July 1,1553
11. [latch, to May 21,1569
John It. Morgan, to Jan. 7,1853
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liisam Chance, to July 1, 1858 .
Robin, SO nickson 4 C 0... to Jan: 1, 16.4
Elias Risliel, to March 13.1859 , •
Thomas Miller, to July 17. IMP
Dr. K. nobluann. to July II 19 59 .1 , ,
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Caleb Wheeler, Jr., to Jan. 17, 1859
John Kit err, to Jan. 1,1859 •
Wm. Mitre.. to Jan. I, 1859 • .
J. B. Porter, to• Jule 1,1858 ;
Goo. W. Ulrich, to Jan. 1, 1859
'Samuel llotOmn, to July 1,1850 ' .
John W. Smith, to July 1, 1859
Geo. Toot, to June 14,1859 •
Jacob Kaerqber. to Jan. 1, 1859
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Eli Thomptvon, to July 1, 1853 • .
Jacob Zimmerman, to Jan.'', lUD
Samuel Warta. to July 1,1858
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Wren a 8r0.,' to July 1,1833 • ~-••••
Tic Wren. to Jaly 1,1838 - . •
. Thos. Wren, to July 1.1858
Michael Bright, to July 1:1858
Wm. Cooper. to Jan. 1, 1!8,59 •
Town 4 Brigham. to Jitlyl7, 1859 '' ''
Perini. Coal Co., to Jan. 1,1859
11. I'. Day. to Jan. 1;1659 .•
W.D. *alters, to Jan. 1, 1 59 •
wt.,ai tl, Bosworth & Co.. to Dre. 3, 1153
It, A. Wilder, to July 1, 1853
E. Tibbett, to Jan. 1, 1859 '
Win. Buck, to July 1, 1858
Jane Berryman, to July'l, 1858 •
Farmers' Dank, to July 1,185 R '
Solomon Foster, to July 1,1553.
Fox 4 Ben.. to Jan. 1, 1859
Samuel Garrett, to July 1,1858
J. F. Harris, to Jan. I, 1859 . .
J. G. Hewes, to July 1.1858 . .
Win. latherington. to July 1,1858
J. A. Ingots. to July 1.1858
Wellington Kline. to Jan. 1: 11159 1
Samuel Morris. toJan.l, 1859 ,
Joseph :Morgan, to Jan. 1, iav
A. Bolton. to July 1,1858 •
il. tlutterman, to July 1.1858 • -• •
Chas. holder, to Jan. 1,1859
E. T2Warner. to July 1, 1858 . •
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henry Wrrntz, to July 1, 1858 ~ ; • .
julin Huber, to Jan. 1,159 •
John Hoch, to Jan. 1; 1 511\ v
11 Greenawalt. to Jan. 18
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D. 1,. Homo. to July 26. 6
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Chas. Hoffman, to April 1,1857
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' To our subscribers no ore still sendin Gil
fost as wo make them out. It is a latiUr ous
llopink that those "he receive bills will rein
us promptly, the respective nmountt4 nd
I
rove further thought about the matter r eta
our sincere thanks to those of our subsea ere
Lave thus far, paid up prOmptly. It en oun
us to renewed exertion to. publish a l ib roet
good paper. •I 1
Sec new OverlisetneO4. , ,. , 1.
E Prebident visit Bodfusu now&
of Au .uk
Talc second expiriment •at etretchln: a
graphic cattle across the Atlantic has fmle .
Vessels have returned to England. I l'-
BEcar..ra.ttr Conn , ieirno;B --- anguine, l .'eo
quence of the temporary increase of en • ems
ceipts, Treasury has pissed thii ,sin
greideet difficulty. and• Will go on errii:P l ,:7 ugli
Let him wait a few weeks. • • 111
WILLIAM , T. Poreran, editor• of PO i 0 8 S
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f t / . the Timei, died in Now York on lift0o• y.
was a good writer, and hp,d a hoatrf filen 8.
mingle our regrets at his death, withli.ose
knew him better, in a personal sense. 11
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- GLAD ne , rr.—The Harrisburg 17/1101. 1 r • yr,t
all the Members of Coqgress who steed .y
(tent JiMtny" from Pennsylvania, wrl be renm
nated. .We irru glad ,to hear to
then have an opportunity to decidt; .n ti
merits. 111
Tim attention of 'Miners in direete4l 't the
ducementa hold out by 31r. William)) era
oiler s, , entlemen of liliEsouri, who litiva 'a rdo
made Lead i mineil in Taney..county, ouri
lease. For partic i niare see aiivertisemen
other column:
4 • 4...•
Tow Reading` Casette objects to the eiUt et,"
Mr. puebanan." We too, think it mail- pros
for the majority of hie official sets 411; r,.tu
horderedlon verdancy peculiar to youth.l We
in favor of, "very young andeSeeeili i tiil get
Mr. Buchanan." _
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. -we.
/IMPORTANT TO THE MILITARY.-0111y1 he 1
Division of Pennsylvania is ordered to; Ca
of instructi,n at Williamsport in Septe' Cr, s
will be paid. Other companies are only invil
and will receive no pay. So says a wribi.
t ..
Pprinsylvniria Tete:evil. , • 1, t .
Too 3Dicll.—lt is rumored that the 'e itm
the' Rending , GoFetie , intends t? back I ;irft r
crane into tho support of the Hon. J. Gltnv Joi
us the Congressional candidate. - If tra l e it
be a remarkable pulitital somersault tlii ver
inconsistent Democratic office seeker.. ll '
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4.
Orr HE:D.-SO • WUCII. 1.4)0 Itt
Aveur.—dohn L. - Ringw i iit hour been redrew .1 ft
the pOsition of chief clerk of the Mintalanbi
hie it t i.Lecomptcin proclivities. Mr.. 81.1 , ,rw
rite Mr. Forney in editing the'Prese. Ilti. ah
Buck ! Penorylvania's favorite see
hue Leen an effortio procureu t ce
meat the adminictotion and Mr. Douai e,
the vpeech of the latter at Chicrlgo,,ha a a ed
t.uch a ecrere reply in the executive otlg —I
1. 7 .a..1.--as to :preclude elf possibility g ut 'uni
and harmony" between the high contend! g p
tiCl.. • •
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THE IlEossrEit'of tide 'Borough, &ids, sti
none of its matter shall in being copied, •co
ited to us. .We any amen to that, for w a .ave
desire to father a single truth stretcherthe ism
area from that estahlislitnent. If . our eon
vary had not been so deldruiss of itnil i s i t lgt
./outtsat. In style—producing at than ottly c
iion—there would •liave been no dan g e r of
press confounding the two papers.
Tue
Society of Friends have address d let
tothe 'Emperor of France, entreating 111 1 , - . so
excretes the power entrusted to him, that opt
readings ou the part of the ?rench me
mny in future upon a way fora revival of th trot
in human beings; Hint all attempts to let odu
into the coloOtyrof Frolic's natives of Ansi- a, u
der the name' of' free eunigrarat may tan
he absolutelyprohihitcd.
TEAMS 'EANY.—The Mtploietration leer ern
Afraid of the next electien. Terme of 6 r ec. eill
t ion ore otfered).o the anti, Leeoulyitiox ti;l cre
It they will all fllbinit iu the anubbings Will ti th
have ulreak t received=if all who eteie urt
out of office kill agree to stay out--,k It w
never were in Aril!. not ark to go itt—'tjh , lb
ti
the AdmiiiVltion will permit them t i v le
Peineeratle ticket+ next fall.
_ . - - - --7- _, -7--- , 1 . 1.
4 tiE. PsoPit.e's CANDiDAVC3.--7.i.tio riettli tali
receally • made.nt Har risburg are well; r eir
thmughout the State: All branches of ttin
tion teem dispuied to give them a cordial s ,
F. , bouid this expectation be 'realized, th e . l,
ee
of 'Nlessfp. Read Mad .Fraser triaj,bei r es i t , ed .
r
certain I.y a large majority. Ifr. l itene ; S l ia mil
ti?c, is acceptable, not - "lbuly . to the Whiis, um
cans atti ltepublacani,•but to Limb nitita a
the Demotratic Party 111 are opposed i,f. F 3 /
compton iniquill4..
v, lA . union of all those' I Inez
,cannot but secure a si gnal victory. . .
' Tat Suss or MALTS hare been in co . nth
1 n
"et Ybiladslphla, during the Peek, with 411 gab
lr ,, tu nil parts of the Union, ano piirt 4* 'rot
'tea Erigikh I.ords were' delegates, aii4l t ii
vt,htm they dented much ex citcmeat 1 t ey ;
MT L r.dt
1.,1.1 V.mett till Lard Derbon, fro
2,01,1ami vid:also' - represented. 'The pii;e din
it ere'privaie. There were over 700 delig les
the Gorham different lodges. 'the pr l Ciee tlinj
..'l the convention were ,mtrlacted oblil i rich
itt ltoo:tiog act of 'men never we re eoklee ed I
:::hr--Vue delegation 'Lori Now Jersai, I;
hell, measure over sot feet tear- pit. es
o t
' [ll.
Tax Neer Et, Donstm.—The : excitement in
California in regard to the newly discovered gold
regions in* the • British North-west , territo'ry, , , Is
participated in to a certain extent, by our classes
of the /Waage Must.- Thousands nave left Ban
Francisco for•Freser Iti4r, and It is . animated
that" 'Within' six months forty ' thousand . persons
will have left California for the new region.--
Notwithstanding' the toot that the gold of iireser
River4bas AIMS far proved somewhat 'inferior to
•
the gold of California, the British North-west
--- Possetsious will be the o_bject and aim of all gold
mu Ai hunting Ambition. The regions of all the gold de
sh
limes posit t are not particularly 'difficult , of access:—,
rue- ,
nu s a .Fieror river, which empties into the Gulf of,
4Z Georgia about eight hundred miles north of San
•• Francisco, is navigable for ninety-SIM miles, and
MOO
a steamer pHss regularly between the !minus eel
road.
tlements, ascending as far as Fort Bhp!, which , is
'fork but eighty or ninety miles below :be heart of the
gold district, at Bic junction•of Frazer and Thump
,
son Rivers. Finer River is easily navigable!
dues i with canoes as far as Fort Yale, sixteen miles
00 above IFert Langley, but not beyond that point.
200 At "Slater's . Diggings," a few MHOS aboie Fort
* tif pale, {he wining begins to be produCtive, and ao
1 88 continues up to the confluence of ilk' two rivers.
00
o on Nothlitg farther is known with cert ainty.
200 The i Frazer River mines belong tb. the class of
OD
• 2 00 superficial digging!. They will probably, be ex
-100 haunted l in a few years.. • They will judiciouly
2 t g, guarded by the British governmen and eerloas
200 eialisilo i OS between -. Governer Dots?ss and his
2
2 00 00
.agenti, on the one side, mad Americin immigrants
2
on the other, are exceedingly probable. Of cottrve
00
200 several additional American vessels-ef-war be
"I immediately ordered to the waters of Fogel Sound,
1 25
00.-alweli to keep in order Its to protect our citizens.
3- ca The Beagle British chip now therej will also be
4 . 2 C 6
45 swelled to a fleet within a few wee k.
1 1 : 0 3 It w ill not be forgotten that this rich aurifer
-00 one region all lies within the limits which the
llnited States claimed in the fatoolcompromise
0 for the' ; "whole of Oregon or none. It Allies
°° South `of the line 54? 40 '
,which wai • th /el
nolt fea
200 urn of ihe Democracy while fighting the Whigs.
00 -
ono Our claim also embraced the whobtiof the great
00 lalandlof Vancouvre, is which the grild fields will
200 doubtless be found to extend. 10.1848 Mr. Backs.
00
200 nan, being - Secretary of State, made!'" treaty cur
-22
00 rendering ail our territory North of latitude ,
00 forty.nine a nd , west of Paget. Smiled, to Great
• ; ! Great,
2 b o o Britain: The extent of leyritoty . thus relinquish.
200 ad was 1 50 , 000 square mites, and it now turns out
200
2 00 — that it as a Dorado rivalling the wealth of Cali:
2.00,
200 rornta..l
'lOO ! •
300 "MIt l : PRICK, AND VIZ WORlCletell C 0111141%.
00
200 rioa.".- 7 llnder this title, a letter purporting to
2 0 have been' written by .!Alfred Sower, President
1 a l of the! Workmen's Convention," is !addressed to
3 30 us. Mr. Sewer may not, probably,) be aware of
oo
00 the fact, we therefore, inform him that two .felliz
• 400 ' tures are absolutely necessary to insu l t.° the laser'
00 •
10 • tion ofja communication in the Miners 'terse
• ' J ' 1
00
2
2 °° Firstly' the communication must be of sufficient'
- !
'2 00 publio.interest ; Secondly, it must, be couched
r.?: in courteous language. Neither ul 'these requi
-2'oo sites &ice Mr. Sower's communication meet. We
„
2 2 0 1 'therefore, respectfully decline publishing it.
300 The gist of Mr. Sowers, communication is al
217 defence of the crack brained adventurer of tbirl
13
, sn otr ,, ,Worknlan'e AdvOcate, • anti vituperation of the I
; tn who hie bad the Independence to cut
3 Ofi .themse Ves loose frion his schemes of personal
etnolumeot ut their expense. We have but little
liensto say I to those workmen who will "worship false
J ob.
pus._ If they arc content to be the tools of
11 to tbat 'a t urvy felloW, prier;,-let them. We-pity
thus their ignorance, while we ,deplore their folly.
' urn 'lbis Region has already l'ost an hundred thou' ,
who .4and-411ars, through his mischievous advice to
'g e° the wider& Now forsooth, the unnatntalized up
;hly start niust turn politician to put money in his
purse, by bartering to the highest bidder, his
s dupes. We Jay plainly to those workmen who
are led by this man,- that they err grievvsly.-:-.
let Isolation can secure you 'nothing. %If you suffer
is the future it will be your own fault. The Pee
tete. pie are' now moving, each one as- bard a worker
The as - the miner who delves in the earth. We are
a workman, andel', industrious, one. Our inter
!
efts -are identical., We seek a common object,
,use- Protection, and we tell you , workmen, that you
re - eon effect:nothing by spasmodic'er isolated action.
it of' We speak earnestly and honestly. If our work
men big adopt . our advice, and join with the
People heartily, they will effect more by next
pith Fall to improve their condition, than an hundred
years devoted to the realization of 'such visionary
He
We
'theoriee ex dribble from the brain:of the charts
ho
tan of the Workman's Advocate.
, ,
' PiII:MADLY the most pertinent reply we can
th at make to O the article contained in the last number
Ten i of the Sunbury Gazette, defending the course of
mi. 1 Democintio :Itcprelientiiives in Congress from
1
w ill • Pennsylvania, on the Tariff quPition, is to refer
l ie i r our contemporary to the final vote in the House
on the Free Trade Tariff Bill of In?. Bat one
In-. Democrat from this State, ,Mr. Packer, bad the
and courage ] to vote against.it. The rest,either voted
val. fur the Bill, or dodged the question in tote. That
to Bill, inasmuch as it reduced the duties on Rail
an. • road Iron, struck a' powerful blow against the in
: tercets et' Pennsylvania. Why did not the Penn
sylvania delegation to a man, oppose Its passage?
" 01 d We do not. oubt, .in fact, we know' that many
VI; 'licniocriits in this State are warm Protectionists
"'re - --.and it is not strange, when we consider the lun
ar° portance of the treasure in connection with .their
reen b4inesit interests; but by this time, we "Mot t
they have learned the bitter lesson that they can
11th obtain: no relief from their party. A Democratic
im p candidate for office maybe prodigal in promises,
and but in 'the perfurumnie,- he :ails short... The air
ithd of 'Washington, does •not agree with a Protection
the Democrat. British Gold and Southern influence,.
generally give him an attack of Free Trade; whicb
disease in the. Democratic party, exists unfortu
nately, in a chronic torn). Odr contemporary,
with industry and ability, attempts to maks:rout a
case fur his party, in this matter; but unfortunate
ly, the record is against. it. We contend that a
"Prole‘eqtre Tariff would benefit the country, North,
. South, East and West. We ask it nut for • Penn
an: iylvaniaalone ; but , fat every State of the con.
out tederacy.
.:%ye have the example of older nations.
e— as a nattori,ar s e are wise, it will not be lost upon
as- us. We want
our contemporary to join with' ci
for in'advocating the Protective:policy but we 'car
, neatly protest against deception. The People
know that the Democratic party can do nothing.',
be. Hence movement fur a Protective Tariff.--
They wilt report in October next.
out
the Tacna' isaornis - reason to expect that President
io n Buchanan will pass through this city, on a visit
par., to New England, in the course of September
next. I Imorhe has written as roach, iu erect,
to trienda in this city. If so, look out for a
that "grand-feeeption" fur him in the Empins City.
red.. Oliva is. from,tho Now York borrespon.
o nu dence.etl i the Philadelphia Ledger. We doubt ex.
ceedingly whether "Teo Cent Jimmy" will yen
-10.5. aura to vi it New England in the present state of
the our.Domestio Manufactures, and face the work..
her _ hog classes out of einploythent, unless it is to try
the and persuade the amaufacturcrs that. it will be
greatly td their interests to '"reduce our standard
of wages, se., still lower, by the abolistnient of
titer all duties; and restating to direct taxation for the
) to support r;f• the, Government. Ile recently spent a
pro- ,balf. hour in trying to convert an Iron tuterfac
ant tutor and a Superintendent of a Railroad, both
w e from Pennsylvania,-to this new Southern doctrine.
me "Ile bad better pass UP the Valley of the Schuyl.
in: kill, all dotted with Iron Works standing idle,
th under hiti "beautiful system," and see the idle
hands wtiose fainilies are-suffering for bree I, and
whose appeals to the Government in behalf of.
fly
Protean,* to Domestic Industry have been thrown •
lia.
under the, table with perfect:contempt by the sulf
ate. •
porters of ' his •Administration. No ! *No ! I .
hey
bed ','Teo Cent Jimmy" wards . to travel, be bad better
she steer Suaqi, and receive the orations of-Slave
°, Drivers,-.1or : go to Europe, where he' would bo
- hono - red by those Governments the
the Manufacturers, for hie ithe policy in legislating
fur MO, interests against those of his owdeoun.
trytnen.
,ed 1,
TRlff Lreriorhonja the inatolnottt failure of the
day. En gland lied heard of—bad even ocular ,
evidence of obr. gmet tteamera;a'ad resolved to'
beat at. She built tho she had to pay
$500,000 ter getting her, afloat, when completed
and nowiehe will. not: (rust any more money on
the Altanat forlorn hope of putting ter to act. By
way of taeuding- - ,maltera, Mr. Brunet, her.engi.
neer !tali beep 'to beaten .by this munimeth ship,
that he list actually retreated to , the south. of
Ftanenatir a few months; to get away from bull.
ness, iqualisolhe balance of his Mind.
p'e. . As-akin] repo rt, of .st; Investigation into! thel
' en affairs of the Tioga Connly,",Crawfuitil Calmly,
re „Shamokin; Phoenixville, and Octorara, banks of
I
en .: •this ff...tate,' five new concotts chartered by the Le
igi, gislatuni of 1857; Is published. They all seemi
on i' to have been bogus, the notes of one being used )
to subscribe to the -Capital stock of another. A'
party of Buffalo speculators Biota as the contri
vers of the, scheme. The!discloinnis are quite C.
inarkable,'lncluding a developnient . of the black
mail operations of the'Bank Note Reporter pub,:
liders. , . 4 ' . • •
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SUNDAY RAILDAY DAYLLINO.-it is a matier i
for wonder that Sabi, th trael on railways has
not been ,entirely "abolli.hed. To Companies so
far from being profitable, experience proves that
Sunday' trains are run at a lows not .only in re
ceipts, but in the wear
s and tear of road, ears and
machinery. What is atill worse,. eniployeei of
tbut• railway companies, that run Sunday trains,
degenerate, end are less reliable than those* who
work only en the laboritig days r ef a work. Our
canals very generally, realise the benefit of a day%
rest, and actually find it Mina profitable IP the end.
The benefit derived in an elevation of the cheese
ter and morals of the - hinds emPloyadais - aloni,
sufficient reason why' railways ritual adopt the
system.' When however, tio profit is deritied, what
motive:can there be for continci:ng what is • little
lasi then I dew:Craton of the Sabbath? We hope
this subject will yet attract the attention of rail
way manager., 40 Induce them after due consid
exation, to perceive the advantage to roads., and
employees, of not running trains on Sunday.
• 0, TII6 BEAUTWIJI. "Ten CUNT Sratax."—We
recently 'stated that of twenty-r•ne 'furneees In
the Valley of the Schuylkill; but four ror live are
in blast. Since that we have the experience of an
Iron manufacturer, which is the history of all in
the busitiess. ..onr informant States that up to the
presentt-year be peeing:o from five to.si.e thous
and tons of Iron a year. lip to last year he sold
all that be produced. Now Stark, the beauty of
the ' , leveling dosin" of wages gultrgicated by Jae.
,Beeltanan; and his Free Trade eoboits. Oar In
formant within twelve calendar months just pas . -
sod, hes produced and steeked, hoping of course,
for some improlement s ationethe usual quantity,
of which in nine months, even •at the low prices'
for Iron which have ruled, helms told oily /far
hsudred tors.) Comment upon' this state of of
toiro is unneeessary. Continue the "Ten Cent
system" meat longer, and , ere doubt if in another
year, there will be a single , iiimsylvanie foinsee
in blast. What then, will oar mine's of Coil be
worth ? Let our workingmen think.
ltwatax, our Ashland• contemporary, the Ga
zetteer, lays claim, and `With Suedes, to a food of
faceti - enspese. In the last number, the editor, a
far"Puneh," in speaking of thi Protective Tariff
interest, loyal
"So great a treat can only be confided to the bul
wark of the Keystone—the Democratic party—
the party that utlbolds equal rights, equal privi
leges, and equal justice to all mankind wherever
its tolerating influence extends-7th° defence and
protection of the workingman." •
.Why, Hennessy, we did not think there was so
much huMor in you! Keep on, and your reputa
tion as a caricaturist, will be secured. You Will
be the wag, as the .editor of the Workmates Ail:
'verde is the fiulibon or the p:ess of . Sohitylkill
county.
READISO Detbf,Ttuas is ' , the title of a new
penny paper published in the metropolis of Barks,
by 3. Robley Dunglison, Esq. It is a neat little
sheet. The proprietor promises that It shell be
indepotlent: iu politics: We sincerely trust that
the new attempt to "Publish a daily in Reading,
will prove successful. ..If M. Dunglison perse
veres in his determination to publish a paper unin
fluenced by party action, and conducts it with
spirit, we cannot perceive any serious obstacle to
its ultimate success. Hero's our hand, friend
Mien.. •
THE COAL TRADE.
MAIN
Pottsville. Jelly 24. 1858. _,
The quantity sent by &inroad this week is
41,453 04—by -' Canal- 41,406 o 0 -fur the week
82,859 05 tits. The quantity sent shows an In
crease Uf
.2 3 288 tons over last week—but it falls
short of the supply for the corresponding week
last y4ar;
Thi Railroad and Canal ore running neck and
neck.• Last wbek the Curial lead the Railroad a
few tons; this •week it is reversed. Boats have
been a little scarce by Canal , -ond we also learn
that iresssels have been scarce at Port Richmond
for the last week ar two, and Coal is accumulating
is little. The current low freights, and the un
certainty of obtaining cargoes, has caused many
vessels to tie up, where they will remain unem
ploypd until the business increases and the rates
now paid aro advanced.
The trade sums up this week ns follows :
1857. 1858. Dee. Inc.
Schuylkill—Palls ad, 42,831 41,453 1,378
Canal, 41,135 41,406 271
Leblgb—ltatltnad, 12,331 11,690 1,241
Canal, 38.000 24,865 11.13.1
Dol.& itadsait Co., 19.897 12,158 7,071
Penna. Coal Co., . ..
30.82,1 No report
Beratitou,..douth, : 7;260 13,934 6,674
169.384 144,994 21,45 6,945
s 144.904 6.946
Decrease. tons,' 14,480
tie hure no report from On Pernsylvauia
Company this week, but presume it would make
buS little difference in the aggregate. Compared
with last year the trade continues to decline
weekly.
The trade awns up in he agaiegate as fellows.:
1557. 185 8 . La. Gain.
•
Schuylkill -11. 1.078.875 850,486 228,389
Canal. 553,643 478.843 79,800
Lehigh Valley It. R., 2003,0813 257.202 31,216
64 Canal, • aingres 325,735 37.253
k lindann Co., . 153,056 109.163 43,303
Penna. 0021 CO, • 217,348 206.121 11,227
Seranton,Sonth, '169,170 280,636 91,484
2,776,166 2,425,811 30,972 122,689
2,498,674 122,680 •
Decrease in 1658, 217,292
Including the Shamokin and Wyoming Regions
and the Scranton Trade Nuetti f the decrease on
Anthracite Coal this year will reach at least 350;e
000 tor.s so tar. The Bituminous Coal Trade has
alio Wanton' nearly 100,000 lone.
A bridge broke down • on the Lehigh. Valley
Railroad, near AllentOwn, oti Thursday, while a
train of empty Coal - oars were passing over it—
the cars having run off the track, which emitted
the accident. The 'engine end . a,portion of .the
cars were pitched into the stream below, killing
the engineer and fireman. It is statedlb l at it will
require from two to three weeks to repair id, which
of course will check supplies of Coal by that aye-
nue until repaired.
The Lehigh Company, we 'learn, will teat the
ante of the Delaware Division of the Peonsylva.
, nia Canal ton Company of Philadelphia capitat
ions, fur the sum of fil,77s,ooo—they being wil
ling to give s2,ooo,ooo—but it is alledged that
they were waiting for the Lehigh Company to
bid, but did not do so until after the sale woe
closed with the other party. We learn that it is
&intention of the purchasers of the Delaware
Division to cunitruct landings at Easton—run the
Coal dein the Lehigh Valley . Railroad tu.that .
.. point, and tranship into the Delaware Division,:
instead of transhipping at Mauch Minsk, which
will avoid the Lehigh Canal altogether, unless
they submit to a corresponding reduction in their
tolls, which are considerably higher than those;
-charged i on ibis' Delaware Division.. This of
course Will materially aired, the value of the prop.
cry of the Lehigh Company.
How TO MD rtla Poon.—Coat is now as low as'
it can go or will be this season. Preightrnrealso at
the lowest . point. The wealthy, andlhose wbo
have the means, by laying in their winter's supply 1
now, will increase.thequnntity In the market, and
thus keep don'ts priZb.klo the lowest point during
the winter season, fur their poorer neighbors, who
are compelled , buy their fuel its they use
This can be accomplished without nnysacrificeon
their part. Apllicsides, by buying their Coal'
nor; ,delivered_ directly from the vessels Instead of
carting it out of:the Cunt yards, they can save
from 25 to 50 Cents per ton on their purchases.=
The papers in the- cities abroad, by. suggesting
this policy, trill aid the trade, while at the Caine
time they will benefit all classes of consumers of
Coal. •
LYON'a COAL BIUSAICCR.—This machine now
in uSt at Bondage, N. Y., is as wo have before
stated, very efficient. We have often wondered
why Coal treakars were not stneionN at the dif
ferent • points of consumption Instead of at lbe
miner. The Coal if broken 'in the cities, could
he made Of 'a-till:dykes also according to order, and'
the cleat made could readily be used in eonjunc
tion.with bituminous. It Would Ibe invaluable
for blacksmith's firoa t and for starting firei quick.
ly under boilers.- The
_advantage of sending Coal
from the Regions in lump and then breaking it
bele*, will yet be perseivci. The annexed notice
of Lynn's Coal Breaker, we extract from a Kings.
tow (N. Y.) paper
:
One of the triumphs of tniehanie skill is now in ope
ration on the coal dock 01 the Delaware t Hudson
Company at Readout.: It is a coal breaking o:aching .
Invented and by Mr. Juba notrper Lyon,
now of hettlezore. though a native of New "York. Ws
inventive powers and rapidity of adaptation and sawn
lion hare been tasted by Ida Improuiptu conitrnition of
a machine the grooving the Russ perement, superior to
all competition, la eight days. Therrical breaker:ls an
equal marvel oo a larger pea o : •
The marbles we will not attempt to describe-minute
infer that is out of our line. But we will try and rife
a general idea of ils risms. 'The lump eoal crushed
by three hammer. w e t ght ng 1000 pounds alich.aud mak
lug—at the rate of 1000 tons breakage a day--60 stroke:
a minute. The coal nest ousel through rapidly revolv
ing spike armlet:idling wheels. co notating the break
log, being taken up then by endless chain buckets, ear
lied to the rapidly vibrating slaves, which Mood it Into
six several sizes.. All title is; ;done with a rapidity and
certainty perfectly bewildrring to a attestator.
The power Is given by a high pre:wore tocontotlre en
one of about ten' hawse power. The arrangement of
belts, shafting, driving, belongs an I ether wheels. is
very simple and Ingenious. Indeed, the most Inexperi
enced observer who Gies his eyes as he ought to, will
remark the compact and powerful, and you-catapliaded
. • ,
character of the machine ktl alI Itadebdls.' Ills all one 11,
and every Place of the coast inflow's in sight andoc
amble. r. , ‘ .
The dlnnamrkitur of theirking mathlbery ma! be
roughly put dente ate ,4 width, 2 length. and 12
brightts. Add the 12 by b Sac the angle* "which stands
..darlf and you have cheapen, It onert. The, Wu&
'concern Is ou wheels and nay be moved from coal heap
r . coal beap,sind hooked 1w as It seta Ha oar tato the
mass, rendering it unearetnenry to WWI* the lomP emit
oner and over. . t
We stated the breshagaus Mr. Lyon now rnestbe taw
chine, at 1000 tonna day., This is ieroosibratity ma con
tract with the D. d U. Canal On. who wantthat amount
and no more to meet the urent detisteht. ,
The cost was up to tbladete broken by band; and bard
work It was.' Anetr=itced breaker might ARIA 33
tons a day, =king wager The Inventor Omelet
bet make a Metairie, which he has fairly muted ,Idt bin
talents and esteem for this breaker must needs be ado?
ted by all the coal companies to the washy.
•
•
Xsysaza. COS 3Elecs - srVii
Percussion Cod Breaker. and VThrating Coal
• • Screens,
can ba aeon leoleratlon at the dodo of the Delaware
k Iladata Coal Co, attßoadout, N'aw York.. (fin
• flostOo Coal Martel.
ftbrreated Weei(eirokt the Barka aaortor, July 22.)
Cannot., •• •ci , „ • , 611 11 00
Noweaatlop • • - none'
COTO, • , • - uone;••-
flrdoey, - taloa
.4 60 1 e 3
- titbit;tTlii 611 4 60
Metall 11110,• . r mine
ehai
fichnrikiii,white li. n -
to
•do rrc h ai r s
d ) . laiip •
LebiSh 14IN, '
Johns' lu mp,lBchn . y kill) .
. • "
Lackawanna, •-1 - 4 '. *
_ ' turre ' n:
'Anthracite white it red aati-Palcsa.
j 476 56 1)1)
• • 6, 00 4g, if Z 5
- 4.74 b 00
• - 6 26 ••••
• 1 & ® •••• •••
• 476 0:0 600
600"@b60
BT TELEGRAPH.
1.1141,6 O'CLOCK
Freights front Richmond In—. •
New York .110 Of OS illoslob • 25
liaserstr A w - 00 litho& Island - 1,06
There were In Port on Woodsy test SO beata-40 ves
sels ; Tinsley, 00 twits-83 Tenets; Wednesday. 20 boats
—45 Tends ; Thursday, 30 boats-:r45 assasts; Friday, 30
boats-40 vessels.
Schuylkill Coal Trade for 1858.
Quantity of Coal pent by Unread and Cadet, for the
week ending on Ttoaveday evening last :
IAILISOAD. • 644441.
0,671 06, 8,607 02
2.96 J 01 - • 2,647 16
20.3% 19 26,602 10
1,612 17' 000 CO
6,979 oa , 3,0519;10
41',153 04 - 41,406 OD
41.159 04
Port Carbon,
Pottsrrillo. •
Schuylkill Haven, ,
Auburn,
Port Carton,
_Tot* tot thelreeik,
Total by Itallmad In 1814,
eiPig. "
Total by Canal and tailwind, loans 1,330,338 05
Shipments to same period lest year.
Up Railroad,
By Canal,
Deer lne In 1859. en
Raton of Toll sub Transportation on
Zan LOAD roe THs IPIZSIXT.
•
. •
.I(l.CArbon. S. Mom. Auburn PLC./Won.
To Richmond, St 40 $1 3.5 $1 25 $1 20
To ('blind's, 140 . 131 125 • 120
Spring 31111 s, 1 35 1 30 1 20 1 20
Reading. 95 • 90 80 80
-Rotes of Toll by outlast' fOr the present
' Pm* F. Citrbow. XL. Carbon. N. Hagen. Pt
To 'Ph!lad's., 66
.64 62
Spring 311114. 60 . 69 57
Norristown. .
.53 64 . 62. '
. .. ,
Reading. . .38 - - 37_. 33 . 31
• Rates at Freight by Canal.
, Fmra li. ad , mi: a A !tare*. - .it difiiall
TO New York, $1 63 $1 60 .41 43
To PhilaW*4 65 - . .64 ' 45
To Delsware Propt, 60 • 65 .
50
Rates of Toll, Re., froze Much (Moak.
Via Lehigh Valley and Milbank Penn. ltalituads,
to Muter street, Philadelphia, :* $1 ,71
Rate. of TOM ilto, to Itialtlmore.
From Pinegrore.Schnylkill.Co., • ii / 0
From Millersburg. Dauphin Co., . 10
From Trerorton. Northumberland Co., (Private anima , -
meat, in consideration of bonds, taken by the Com
pany. ,
..
Bates of Toll and Transportation
TEIE Lsitiall VALLEY HAIL LOAD:
Maurh Chunk to Trenton, - • -
do Elizabethport, - - -
do Morris Canal Basin at Phillipsburg,
SonnylB.lll County Railroads 1838 s
The flre
ouring Is the quantity of Coal - transported
over the Iffent Railroads In Schuylkill County, for
week end og on Thursday evening Iner:
wade.'
Mine 11111 and S. Haven IL 11..44.3t6 02
Ht. Carbon. - 4.314 00
Schuylkill Valley " 6,747 0$
Mt. (jerboa &Ft. Carbon " 10.421 14
Mill Creek, 7 14.064 14
Little S , huyikill, " 10,073 17
Plnegrove pool Trade for 1838.
Amount transportnt dudes the lest month:
nO3llll. TOTAL.
1:,49613 64,46.19
.11,027 14 41,2= 06
Union Canal,
Swatara Railroad,
-.
Lehigh Coal Trade for IBSa by Coma.
for theireek•ending on Saturday last.: •
Lehigh Coal and Na,. Co., '9,031 16 155,461 15
D.-liummey and others, • tri 03 1,068 02
Spring Mountain Minh, 1P6500 17,155 14
East Sugar Loaf do . 2.032 09
()gamine 'do ' 300 76 4,554 10
Reayer Meadow Crel. 121 07 1,815 12
N. York-and Lehigh Coal Co., 619 07 4,709 14
German Nana. Coal Co.. 893 05 8.460 10
South Spring Mountain Coal, 627 09 4.183 01
North Spring Mountain, , 140 04 1.893 14
['Balaton Coal Co.. 5,265 03 '40,939 01
Haat Sugar Loaf Coal, 1,358 02 6,913 06
Council Ridge, . 719 15q .12,473 00
Mount Pleasant Coal, 438 09' 5,342 12
Bock Mountain o°3l CO., 1,561 10 24,429 09
Wilkeabarre Coal Co., 808 09 13,804 09
Audenrial Coal Co.„ 557 00 .7,046 It
Hartford Oral Co., 602 13 10,821 09
-2--J
Total. 21 ( 865 . /9 ' 3 33,734 08
Lehigh Valley 11. It. ' ,
-For week ending on Saturday last:
- *622. '70 7 / I '..
S. Mt. Mcnes.(Win. Milner &C 0..) 2.799 12, 52,413 10
E. Sugar Loaf.(Paeker d C 0..) 2,170/ 08 39,749 03
N. York 1 Lehigh. (Taggart *Son.) 1,112 13 23.964 05
Connell Itidy,e.(Sharpe, L. & C 0.,) 334 19 33,309 07
German Penna., I . 130 12 893 07
Colt B. M.. (Ratcliff &Johnoop,) 1.611 07 41,883 02
Hazleton. (A. Pardee I 0n.,) 1,412 14 • 53,703 03
N. Sp. tit. (J. H. McCreary & C 0..) 705 04 15,757 12
S. Sp. 31t..(Clolblo a' Debased.) 129 18 2,441 04
Mount Pleasant, 103 08 8117 15
East Lehigh. 97 18
Summit Mines, :• . 281 18
Total,
Yor dm week. 33,936 06 401.00 - 1 09
Shipmeate to Lupe period laid year: ,
fly Railroad,
By,Caual,
Increase In 113,9_, so far
Kates of Toll on Lehigh camel, die.
Wilkoburre It. IL L. Maid, D. Chard.
WHkeabtrn3 to W. 11. 5 ; 6/ !36 El WO
W. Haven to Bristol, •i- 64 ~ .. ias wa s
Rockport to do. .61
.35A, 19
31. Chunk and V. Haven. 61 • : UM 136 ,4
Frehts. ,
- • To mistol. lb Phirdr
- ' to
86,. ' . -
White Haven
Rockport,
Penn Haven,
Mauch Chunk;
To Porr•York.
White Havari to New York, 28
Itookpori to • do • 1 21
Penn Haven to do • 1 le
31aurb Chunk In' do ' 110
The above freights do not include the toll on Delaware
Division and Raritan Canals. ' ,
Lykes's' Valley 0011111. Tradb for 1858.
For week ending on.dap) edgy bud:
"MEI. TOTAL.
tykelia Valley Coal Co:, 2,213 04 • 32.0311 03
Short Mountain tool Co., 491 IT 17,487 07
• '
Tot.'
T rrrrr ton Coal Trade for 18158.
aux. MAIM
For tho week, 2,260 02 • '48,832 01
- Scranton Coal Trade foie ISSS.
For week ending ou Saturday last:
*mot. -
Shipp(KiNorth, 4,001 ,17
Shipped' South, 13,931 12
Total, 17.995 tr)
Shipments to IMMO period last year
WEEK. TOTAL.
S tapped worth,. 6.669 06 104,0e0 07 .
Shipped South, 7,260 03 , 169,101 13
12,919 09
Shamokin. coat Trade foe 1838.
Amount of Cost Shipped from Shamokin Coal Region
no to Wednesday evening last;
For the Lut week,
. - -
Delaware m3'411144.01' Coos Coal Tr e.
*err. ,
/8,166 109,768 00
163,966 CO
For the last !eek,
Last jar,
Do:reue this ymr,
• •--
Penna. Coat. eo'e Coal Trade.
ram. TOW.
25,721 206,121 01
186,321 11
19,809,43
l'or the lest week,
Last year,
Increase this year,
Broad Top Coal:Trade for 185.134,,
I s.
For the lasi. week, . 3:.;,3 "1 :6 4;1:54t)
Cumberland Coal Trade s ;858.
For the hut week
40coal latcpolziw.
AND OTHER SCHUYLKILL C 0: STOCKS.
==2Zllbu_
nallrciads I
. .
Philadelphia. Heading t Pottsville -
Mine Hill and Sehailkill Haven . -
Mount Carbon - - - - - •:• -
dloodtearbOn and Port Carton - -
74111 Creek - - - - • • -
Schuylkill Valley
barberry Creek ----- - - - •
gvalara.- •- " --- -
Canals
Schoylk ill Navigation
.• " preferred - -
Union Canal --- •
" • " preferred -•-- -
l'ind'n Coal Traa apes tarn Co.'e
flatleond & Coal • Conipavalesai
Little Sehayl. Nay. It; ILA (101 l Co. - '
Lehigh Coal A Navigation Co. =• - - •
nalleton Coal Co..- -
Burk Mountain Coal Co. --
Pennsylvania Coat dR. U. Co. .
Dauphin Coal! R. R. Co. - -
Lykena Vnlley Coal Co. -• .• - -
Beaver IleadowaCnal R. -
14kens Valley Railroad I Coal Co- -
Coal Companies s
Voro.t Improvement Go
North AmerkanCo.;preferred - • '
46 4 6 . calllllloll • • •
Delaware Coal Co..- - • ' -
Cumberland Coal Co. -
New Creek Coat - • • - •
1111seellanceus '
Miners' Dank - • •• •
• Fannete Dank • • .
Pottivilloglas Co. - • : • • -
Pottsville atister - -
hi-Th*3loth of allteeslCetapenles
the atersellst srhen'hutilsbeilly those
putilkatlon.
NEW ADVERTMENTS
•
ARTHUR% •
Patient Salt.,S•aling Cans alai Jai*
jbr Preseerslas Auk Teetshes, aid. -
TarsHESE CANS are of strongly made
Tie, and the Jars of' alined Wire Proof Tallow
seder Gina, They hare bees used during the
last three, years by thousands of frosillas, hotels, ate-.
villa the Isoetroteplste aromas. They are easily idled
sod opeeed.imad can bs readily tiesned and used for
piers. To be Iliad of various slue, Plot, Quart. or Milt
gitoo: -.For We et city prises, by 'B. SAMNA'S •
July 21. 'ld ) . Centre street, Pottsville:
IMPORTANT to Merchants & Deal
orgai BAC!DLEIty! •
PlanPs. -
2r0.1349 Jfa street
kr .
-&619°-I!"'4l,!b?re Ammo mut',
rap Iterre to ad} the attention of the Trade' to his
amonhetory of 11011S111.131.LAR.P. ot all grades and
styles, whidtt he la selling for CASH, at atm lowest man
ufacturer's prices, to thong wbofsvor him with a tall.
SiPlittnples always on band. Alf orders'addreSsed to
• • tine S. Yrastam, as above. will meet with prompt at
that. > puly 24.'58
WIRE COAL AND SLATE SCREENS
.
TWIN H. , X.URTZ, (late of and Bee
t) ftsw f , to Kam it Itareacs.) would mawPowlfsl wall
the attention ofTjtersocts engaged In the Coal Cu nese,
to his Idatinfactory of WIltS COAL AND SLATS
SCESIDIS. COAL DIDDLES, wine BROODS: Mr., Lc.
at the old eatattLishinerst.3llearseille, Rebuilt ill Co., l e a.
Lining been engaged to tie business of Screen mask
ing kr upwards of twelve years. I natter myself that I
wan tuna oat 1441r00d work as Is done anywhere la the.
county. and would refer to the quality of say.work In the
peat, us a guaranies or what I; will be is the future,
pledging myself that I will awe no pales 10 make say
work satisfactory to all who may give um a trial.
JOHN 11. KURTZ.
Mineriville. July 24. '54 30 It
TO LEAD-MINERS!
rPHIi SUBSCRIBERS have TEN
11 21101:93ARR acres of mineral land, located in Tr
nay enunty.South.west Missouri, within twenty Mille
of navigation on' White River, that we will let nu liberal
Una , . to experienced miners only'. Lead Is to be the
great staple of- 'hie region, and has been found more or
less abundint,liklmust if not quite all the studle sunk
in 'Akron of tne country. It Moue opinion that 'yr
tenastle mining operations conducted by experienced
.end skillful miners, will become profitable at once. The
cost of shipping lend from Ibis region to St. Louis Is
85 to 90 cants per hundred, end by White River lo New
Orleans, it will cost about thisame. When the ,fionfb
west Branch of the Nellie Railroad Is completed. which
Ls now being rapidly pushed forward; lead can be shipped
to EL Louis for 411 cents per hundred. This country has
aveittaellity fur eustalulag a dense population—the ell
mate Is mildaudhealtby—thecountry Li well watered by
bold spriugsand II in pid streams. reaches. entail kinds
of trait. are: abundant; provisions of all kinds cheap ,
and no scarcity of limber of the best "panty. faking
into consideration the abort and wild -stator, the greet
abundance of fruit. and low price of provisions, we have
no hesitation; in tolling the attention of WWI to ibis
region, feeling eonnienatliat they will find, this one of
the mpst desirable- mining countries in the United
--States. ' V
We will Teethe land ki experienced mines's. charedul
them a rent of only Teri Relieve per Thousand, and al
io., them to the, frx.4 . of ihatrotlL the timber n
fur securing Owls shiftsand mines, and-miners
&mill...eau hare all the fuel they may need, free. These
who wish to avide-theutseives of this offer, will please
oaks application to either of the undersigned.
WILLIAM, WERRA, Swan Creek, Taney county, Mo.
R. J. 31 cELIIA rif, Springfield, Mo.
W. M. A. GRAM,' " . .
T. T. ASHBY.- ' ." 'O •
McCLURIS BRAMIER,'" °
Or address W. U. a A. C. GRANRS, Springfield. Mo.
July 24,'46 . 51820,
tc;z!s,EC,Bs9 . 43
350,415 13
479.1412 10
RUI. Tarn.
42,1331 09 1,078,834 11
41.135 , 04 419,613 03
83,868 15 .1,637,517 14
• • 1,330,328 65
tons, 307,189' 09
TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
? RE latest and best Traveler's Guide
11 thninshout the United States. jnet received and for
West ' B. RA N NAN'S Cheep Bunk Store
• LADIES' WQRK BASKETS, OR
LANDS, •
BEAUTIFUL,
Patterns---Light-and
Durable. also.Suspanabon Ylower,Daskete. just
Treelred and AT sale by - HANNAN. .
PAPER 13ACti.
PATENTAIAULIINE-MADE Paper
Dap, to hold from 1 to 20 po tooth ocors.Drus
gists and others, for pale tiy E. CURIUM:TS.
Contrastive. Pottrrillo.
TOTAL.
C.:8.662 12
66,003 12
131.732 00 ,
2023.:8 06
199.537 1 5
189,615 16
Samples can be seen at Messrs. Famitt k Market
street; Trotter k Co.'s, Front street; and' No. 134, •North
Wter street, Philadelphia. Cali and examine toe your
selves and we will trust the result with your own judg.
uient4
;••• • I • G. W. KIRK.
No : 34 N. Water Street, Philadelphia.
idaieb i 7. , • l3eowtf
11,080 15 207,302 01
2085 10 323,735 08
11EICIK. i TO7AL..
12,331 10 230.085 12
30,000.00 ; 862,987 14
48,331 10 590,078 08
691,037 09
2,745 01 - 49.521 ,10
TOTAL.
69.5;6,16
'263,633 15
:121,219 11
7'+,031300
RQi.; TOTAL.
2,446 19 • 111 667 oo
ESAmeiLin,Journat
43,303 00
WEEIC. , ?DM.
10,833 OS =jou 08
, IPAR.IOIrD .
11% ft
lb la
Rd. 4
iso
60
160
1 60
000
SPRISG STOCX OP BOOTS AND BROM
vi At Whining's'le mud Itetatt.
'ANIEL RCIIERTLII •
desires to call the altrn •
Goa of the public to tag '
extensive assortment of • s '
Booty and Shoos.' mono
tortured coder his own 41-1
inspection,especially 4
adapted to the Goal It* 4 116 - 4-- - 7; l '
pion.and Oared Resale q f f....,4,"
• -
at hie Fiore on CENTRit • ,
STRUT, above , Gish,
and °poodle the Peale
School flown. Ile has on hood a well matted stock of
Minns' Boot, and Eloves, Mee's and nays' Calf, Goat and
Rip Roots and llmestus of every description t Women's,
Nissen' Sod Children's Gaiter Boots. Reeled Button Gat•
tem Half Gaiters avid Luting Buskins. of every eolori
ifousen's,Mbano' and Children's Rld and Goat Skin Lem
'Roots. Ruskin', Tlei ,and Slippers, lien's Patent Cou
ntess Mints. Also anassortment of Fels .k Co.'s Read
ing Works. of which will be sold at unusually low
prices, Putifolar attention erre to all kinds of mow
factored and customer - work and repotting. oleo on .
hand, a due assortment of Trout; l'allove syl Carpet
, • Tottiville, June 19, , ..p•tt
60
400
luo
l to
00
20
CARD!
.PHILADELPHIA,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Novomber,B.?,s6
. LIGHT BELTINCIFISR LATHES.,
IWO INCH 2 ply Light Gant Belt
log, suitable for Lathes, *e. It le moat moredeteb
rob e than Leather Belting, es, we sie informed by there
who use It. ear esie by B. BANYAN,
Agent for slsnefleturen..
1,1 ME.
TAlltg.Sll 14111 . . P.; for sale at all times,
at the kilns on the Island, foramilding purposes,
Band. es ' at the lowust prices. C. M. ATKINS.
JACOB FISHER, Agile n &will MI any orders prompt.
ly. and at lower prices than hare been charged beretoLaro,
Pottsville, March V, '5ll :
, HO, MECHANICS I
TUST reteived, and agent's for, an
Improved Rand Saw, patented- .theit,lBsB. combi
ning a Plumb and beard. Square, Bide; Scribe, and
a Straight Edge. Call at
STICIITEIt & TISOMPSON;•
Car or Centre arid Markel. Anemia, o t S'ign of the Saw..
ele. 2R..
BALED HAY.
ivTH E subscriber has on hanit.a supe
ric.r article of Baled Titiscptby HAY mad Rio Straw,
bbe will sell at the Wrest market price. .Telans—
inearialVy sash. All order* will be promptly attiAiled
to on add:vas:lee T. WiLLTDis 10, 4
Douglassville, Darks county, Pa.
July 3,'58% . - ..-'; tricl us
NEW 800E4 sr Ursa Mum
.
CRUISE OF THE BETSEY,
mitt' Rambles of n . (14:01004 . aufonOse Po:alder
ous Deposita of Scotland; by Itugh
LORD 211.0n/SOUIPS .P.AUIS, ea Ristostest Itossariost.
lby G. P: R. James. s•
OSCFS)LA. THE SEMINOLE; by Mayne Meld. •
ECTORES of We Monte& ivith Ulogngby
' Just pubifsbed, aqd for sale by B 11.4 - NNAN.
Centre street, Pottsville.
LILLIE'S
Patent chtlled Iron, Biro and iturglaf
Proof Safe a. .
• erns cossz yr trent Tx.iinua Loc . . •
•
FrHESE SAFES are'in generarnse,
and render entire saderaetlen: They are (7e only
&rfes 'made proof against Fire and BurgUrt, conebineal
EXTENSIVE MARBLE YRQ,:
JNlaniul T ionge Street, rottevlll YARD /raw
TIIE sobgeriber Is
;preparrd, a t i. his old
t atend,'to furnish
kltids of materials
Ils line, fOr-hulldli
porposea—gd lia
namental.halt
partienlar'aftentlon
the tomb Stones 1111
Illonumeutsofhts sal
ufseture.. They,can 1
had In every variety
style, and will comp'
favorably, in beauty k
where, and are offered
June 6. '6B 23-Iyi
14,9„t10QL AT_PINCCROVE.
Rt:v. S. .K.UUN S, A. M.;
iAL for many yam; Principal of the Preparatory De•
pertinent of Pentisylvaule College. will open a Select
School in the New 'Academy Building. at Plumose. Ile
will teach all the branches usually taught In our High
• Pcbonia and Academies, and will prepare pupi's wishing
to take a:full mum of study for any ell= In Colfese.,-
Thous desiring to quality themselves tbr holdouts VIII
enjoy special advantages for so doing.
PINEGROVB is finely situated and accessible by Rail
, C road.
tar-Boardlngran be had at .tury reasonable rates in
private families. • •
[ The School will commence about the Visit of June.—
Nor. terms and other information. address
“BOARD Okr DIRECTORS, Pinegrorc.”
204 f •
May_ 15, , a
MINERS' SAFETY LAMPS.
A gape"tor Article.
91 1 HE. SUBSCRIBER has just re
I. . rifted from - Neve Castle. England, a let of MAry•ii
Safety Working, Limps, made under the luapection of
the kinglish Government Agent. of the host quality.
wire gauze. Also, Gauze Covers made ready for me. for
these.Lemps. There are the beat Safety Lamps ever in=
trod deed Into this County,and &reformat., whoiesale and
retail at about the coat of Inferior Lampe. Also, Eire
Gauze by the yard. and Lamp 'kindles by the dole or
'three. Also. the• Clanpey, Lamp for Bosses and Mine
Viewers. This Lamp is covered with a thick lilacs A and
Vives an Increased light vibich is of Importance to Mine
iewers. BENJ. HANNAN.
atirTirree Lampe can be put into a box tilled with ex.
plosive gas, and moved rapidly backwards and forwards
without anyeoverimr, and will not explode.
.. Augnst B,'6i. 3_•
VALUABLE WATER POWERS POE SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale,'
upon reasonable terme, three valuable water pow
ers, b ring twelve feet fall each. situated on the West
!trench or the Schnyklll River, I 3 miles from tbe bo
rough of Cressona. 234 miles from & 4 boylkill haven, 234
miles from Pottnilbr, and 4 miles from' Mlnersville.—
These water powers could be profitably applied to the
mandfacture of lionr, powder, or mining and other tools.
- which dud a cash market In the immediate vicinity: 7
They are located on the Mine 11111 A Schuylkill Haven
Refired, and are also convenient of acmes by the public
roads, ap that perscourdesirous of Improving them can
have superior tacilitles for transportation. A substan
nal ding and raw mill have been erected upon one of
them, au that the expense of applying It to any manufac
turing purpOse will be sfiall. . .
For further particulars Inquire of James Wlertnan,
near the premises, or of the subecriber. at his residence
In Crowns. . • IL. A. WILDER.
July 17,'58 20.3 m
,
_ V CO/!1,1.4.10181i.
r Ira:: e
eu 2001 .
Chlu Penes Proturty, 1 Ciliumb la
and Ifoconraibertend, coun Slur veins off an eted S
ttnelMicrWiiite Ash veins of ties.
tb•Loeuit RollUtala.
'AMR, ehliterlee bate been already". established by
111wer er. le. Can Pearhoo. Rao. S. Repplter Ind 11.0.
Refin .
mionmetb vein averagreabout 2S bet In Mkt-
Dane Mof the underlying vein some 12 to 14 that. Both
value ialTrird a large body of Coal above waterloo/. The
quality of Om thal Is call established Ilk mullet:
The, 311ne EMI lialhosd 'affords an sweetie to the
Rea markets, and the Philadelphia Satthary RAH.
.roa4 t o
the Pootbenc and Welders market& Roth of
than railroads are oampleted to the agitate" anon the.
ealnpaDrl poperty.• for partkalani. toquini of
No. 13 Poetic fourth Street,
Or ALBS. W. BEA. rery..*
Contractile. Colamilist%.
Pe 120858 • • - 1-tf
Wotce ciptrsi
C lialattret every ,
Pre mler Whirs purchasing his
books bout bia own , I
CHOICE IOF GIFTS I AT . kik NNars
CHOICE Or ours AT. • ' ICANNItrii
CHOICE )oF ourTB AT ' RONEY%
CHOICE GIP our& • • AT. , MANN ET'S
CROICit Olf GIFTS ' AT - PINEY'S
cuocetmv own AT RANNISTS
MOWN ;opium AT • morrows
moms:or Gins • , BARNEY'S
0197 AT AMERICAN MET BOOK MOUSE. '
So. Ma BROADWAY, It SWITONE.
Mimi the "Eta. conaistiox of JEWELRY, Ar.,IAND VA
RTINOMI YAWN PROM 75 CENTS TO T*p sox
DREfit DOLLARS. are Strays on EXIMUTION. IN AM
PLE Snow CASRi.' Our New Descriptive Catalogue,
enotalpitig a large variety of hooks in every department
of .Settrce and LI tendon. (all of whkh ars told at ram
lar po lbsbent• prices.yand explaining oar NEW, AND
OftIOINAL SYSTEM of allowing every purchaser M
OWN CUOICIi OF .0 IFTS, and setting forth unequaled
Ind ncruniuts to AGENTS, will be sent, poet plOo., to any
Address,.
A. RANN EY, Agent, No. 29511rbedway,
Jul yi 34'55 • Mao&
1. pitaliitcApHooL,' moun SEA t
ruruSALS be re
cilvid by the School Baird of the borough of Polio.
rifle. Until the.4th of Animist nest. for the **lion of •
PubliOrbool Holum, on thelot In Centre street, eighty.
two feet fpint en said lot, by mixt:six Art. deep: threw
storierhlgh Including-the tasionent. alt of which will
be abore.gronod except a porileo of the beck 5 . Said
* hi
handl be of Brick, eietipt the fonudat "ts Under
'ground, and to be built ad:pedlar to the plan red sped-
Seatkols adopted by the Marti of Directors. Said pro ,
poufs !will embrace the erection of a small [Stone or
HA Dinning Monsoon the School Lot, Sharp Mountain.
out of thel materials to be taken from the oentre street
Buildings, as far at they can he used, according to • spry
AticatiOn 'adopted by the SehOl Board. Said proposal,
most aikanbraor the , taking down and removing of the
material/1;ot the presentßuildinp on the Schad Douse
• Lot on p.Ottr.lt street, whfth Odd Materials ens he used
In the neer But olnrif I* fares they are =Met? Par said
paranoia 5. •
The Rutie to be elected in the Spring et tint), but
a portion:of thefunds will beadvaneed to the Contrac
tor tbigenoning Nall after UM contract Is entered Liao, to
order to-pOseure a portion of the material, to ; work up
dartulhe Wittier. •
The t Liu and sperillestlont. can be eumitied at IL
Bann/41'0m% Store.: i
By opiar or thellosid of Directors.
PotteviEe;July.lo, 'SS 2111 , - SetTet#7.
A ;sr__
___•"ATII/PifiekTEAtilibit..
/. =•=ma l al Author tit time° . lyEd4sibid 9 a t
straw Mari, weary with twentAlve years of thudrudge L ry i -
of Dalit.lonniallem, has determined to biracial or sell
his bran Wa Mail, torthao who may esquire tbdiservl•
ea In al honorable way. ~ t '•- -. • • i l
IlealkaUts, Bailees man. , Investors. and Deafen, of
evercildnd, will be' supplied. off band, with lidwirUss•
meats op ti ma or otherwise ,) ACIIICON eirPAllitilarst
or an spear* of article desired. J 1 ,
1.01 iciCifl l / 1 Will be *applied. st Ilk speeches, was. rel•
olutious t i letters, touts, pamphlets. editoria,t articles,
commuldnatiOns and every Isort of bran-.
,k,, *bleb
they Mayil)nd it i nconvenient or trot/femme to do for
ihentaires. li • `• 1 - • • 1 1 •
I ty
Ladles itml Gentlemen of ovary mak in sac ;or oe
copatiOn In life. an have letters written'on a / atthient,
whethir hosinelas iir sentimehtal. ,• f , , ,
The lulfrertiser will also agoduct or bans** dares- 1
poudencei of ererrkind, either English, lfronchiliPlailsh,
Gorman dr Italian. 1 1
• Pootiy,l daddies tbr Ladies" Albums, it otIM, SI IleS
dons, ilfbnodles, and Compritilions or the moll Wade
and cobrdential character, hirldent to every pasibiscir•
entastines or event In life, will b• furnished Iti Inviola
ble coidldenes, by writing hi the underagneil, *lid em
planing their wiehesj.i'
Orders by wail, neconitmobid with ash, will best/Icily
and proniptly attend.d to.. 1 J. TI101117,!
, 1 Literary urban.
1 1 Box t•llii, Philadelphia 11. 04 Pa.
Jan Bd, '64 1 lif 1
. I
ORPHANS' COURT SA L ~ 'I .
PURSUANT ; to l O.n order of idle. Or,
phina' Court of the county of Sehuylkl. tho sub;
winter,
Adednlstra tor of the estate of likbae Schaeffdr,
late of Wayne township. deceased, will expoaelto isle by
publiO endue on Saturday. the Ttb day or August next.
at 10 **civet; in the forenoon, at the publiez.' boitse of
'Charles Himmel, in the tdern of Fr ledensburg, li t e 'fbl.
lowing tract Oland. via: ,a 1 ,i '
No 1.-4.11 that certain farm and tract of laqd. situate
In lint 'township of Wayne:in the county of *lllitylitill,.
adjoining lands ofJvrOb Scbreffer. Chilli) Muni:Doi. John
Swelgert, and U opt:lnger 11.1110Wri: Contraltit g &I acres
and 141 perchesottriet ateasam. The im prov e ants con. ie
I,
slot of a largei two story log house , weather bo rd4d, and i
a stone kitchen attsehed, and a log barn•-.ltli r otif sixty
acres are cleared aud In genii cultivation, the enitinder
ki eXrelir ot timber land for rails, Lc. Thero3,M en `ot ,
amnia good.crafted 'apple trees upon the tarot cantilib=
log ten sem. Tho 'tract 16: well watered. th'ere',,betng
Springs or rivulets In 'alro'ost every geld.. Thefarm isle
cated one and Leander miles south of :Srlederisbitrg, -
No. 2.—A1l that certain tract of farming land, situate,
In tlus.towarsbip of Wayne, in the county Of Schuylkill;
adjolnfog the foregoing tractAands of Jacobi Schram,
Daniel Reed, John Sweigergvuid.Saasuel Seluieffer, con.
taining.ls Remand 141 podrima, neat ureeshre.• This
tract to la smeallent condition, having lieen Well', limed
and - Mail aired, the whole belog cleared laneorld well We
-1 terve Terms and conditions made known at the time
and place of sale by
..t. DANIEI4,SCIVIEFFIIII, Achniehlroior.
By order of rho °Than?. Court, JACOB 601,31,
ii syno Towpath), June 26,1.6. 204 t . 1 ~, Clifk.
, . .
i - t
~ ORDINANCE. ;, 1 .
NVHERE A.§, the greAt qun)lor of,
woodefa bulldingsitt the borough of Voirivvillev
media the persons and property of the InhabOants luipe. '
cure said greatly expzedtlo accidante trial tip., doll un-.
leas prevented within the thickly built earls fis,raot,
great danger and loseof pi °party, if not of la., may en
sue therefrom—lt Is, therefore
01:dainett and enaeleathe Toe . 0,101C(j ' mid st is
hereby °Mauled and ena ctby the authority of the same,.
Steno, I. That.fromSed alter the passing' ot this or•
tOranre, no wooden building tbat shall exceed iri height
twenty feet from the grade of the street on vrhich It Is
warted, shall be erected or bout In any part of the be
rougtrof Pottsilfle.
• Sze. 2. Every building hereof terereeted or cOndructed
contrary to the t rotlilons of the foregoing Pest loin shall
' be. and the - same is,fiereby 'declared to be, a publie and '
Ccommon4olllillElClL : . I, 1
Sac. 3 . Every..person who shall erect or rohstinet, or
cause to be erected or, eonetrumed.any buildidg contrary
to the provisions of the tint section or this
,hrdinauce,
Wall forfeit and pay a toe of One Hundred • nem '
Sac.: 4. Each and every person who shall employed
In the.bundlng or erecting of any such woode building
1 1
forbidden to be erected by thellrst Section 0 thls ordi
nance, shalt Ibrfeltand pay a floe Of Twenty rs.
SM.% The lines Imposed by thla ordinal' shall be.
recovered by suit In the name of the The tie ' oration of 1
the borough ofd Pottsville. In accordance willi,the Act of
Assembly in such cases wade and provided. td be tilstid
tilted by the ci2iir Burgess or the President o the Town.
Council. And the ItigteConstable and Pollee Officers of
the borough are hereby Arlen) , enjoined an required
to glveintormatloo to the Chief Burgers c . a. I tbb Pres
ident of the Council, of any violation of any f the FEM.
visions Malik ofdluenee. , . .
Enacted into an ordinance July 13th, 18.S8.
DANIEL lalit TLE, • ;,-,
; Attest. Sun.. Mau, Clerk. reeel7-qt: nal. . 4
Pottavints July 17;'58
,' 1 94 ' '''
THE IMPERIAL .DEPURATIytt-
The Standard Remedy of the Nineteenth anfarir,
b l
' FOR ALL DISSASM OF TUB iti.oo . 1 •
REPARED . Br DR. 1.1.)UN HER.
RY k CO., NO, hd North PM street, w! R Arch,'
s ' delphia, j
Pbr ainceratte and Scorfulads „Diseases, Whil4Sivelliiiii,
Rip Disease, Ratipaastt pteers. thrbeenclik. ref;
ler, &aid head, trkers of the balk aid' • .•''
Throat, Zrepfierrt of the 91ia, f 1
, •V . . : ',-.
HUMORS AND 1411 Pi, RS OF TITS &ODD;
are e ff ectually and p . erman y cured by . i I
Impend- epuratave). [t_ --
Thli Idedielue eon mends Itself 1 to patients land their
confidence, for two ressons.—'Alrr&-it Is just ferbit It is
represented to be, and will do all that is Mallard for it—
bu t it'will not cpre everytilsrare, because it iskdmecially
adapted and preptred Mrone class of complkinds. and
.themit cures—fa the Prayed place, Ibis kledlcitie Is.
pere, • kighlyaatreatraferf and . actOg—so that ' i lt of aiim
masters the disearefa4f it 13 curable. Larks doses, nor
long rimilnued use rf it io rat asked kle—Ondi to 77erie
bottles will In a majority proems. exhibit Its mai caira
iatt-Prorerlies. In this respect. time and moony aes - not ,
weeded in long and'fruitiess efforts to obtain &cure.
In Canecronsalvt.Seorldloms diseases, no medicine big,
ever equaled It In its 'successful cures. - 1 i.' bag,
ever
so obstinate and tureen e, ramrod tenttl the
IchargingTV's and purifying effects of the 'anima DgPtatm
. 1 l, J
Ulcers of every character, no matter how oteitinald or
long standing, invariably yield to i the wonderful Weds
of the (memo. Dertmarna.i uL - I,
Old or Young may use it alike with perfect •• nifty... I
If you are elided, try Ono Pottle. and if ' ; what
advice, write to the Principe I Office. N0.,60 Notth ilifth
Street, below Arch, and you *III reeeded It, NM:K .IO4 IOS
stem p.for answer.) DmiLOUNSDERRY A (XJ. 1
• Philadelphia. *:
414 - For mle by , CHARLP.SI W. SPYING, Druggist. S.
E. Corner of Centre & Norweqa.n streets., (oppialtk- Slot}
timers Hotel,) Pottsville, Pei : ..... hl i '
ga-Por Pals by Druggists generally. f,
June 12,18 . _[lf) . 2 . 4in 1 I
JOHN I'. LANG
4 4$
T HE GOLD TE 31 . PR ZE
THE GOLDEN PRIZR.
THE GOLDEN PRIZE. 4;
'THE GGLDES PRIZE. 1..;
THEGOLDEN PRIZE:.
THE:GOLDEN PRIZE.
• THE GOLDEN PRIZE. p •
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE GOLDEN' , -
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.. I
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATEIM ILLUSTI I A , !v•
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WERE.
; - ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK. '!
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK.
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEER. ;
ILLUSTRATED EVERY WERE. I ,
. SPECIMEN COPIES SEN C PREY. I
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE
' . SPECIMEN COPIES SENT ! ;
THE GOLDEN
Illustrated 4 Ilhistrated r ! 1
pl
The New York Weekly oot.b ruin It . set Ms
largest arid best vocals. papas y
tee day. An ptiPerial,
tinatto; containing Night !it or Forty Winans °ton , '
tertalning Original matter; 4 Elegantly Jfficstraipii
every week.
SO CANTS to illatiO IN
. _ .._
DIV% OIVT WORTH FROM s. ,
1301.WWILL BE PRESENTED TO BACA DUB4CRI4
MIR IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT pr Trot .Bust
BCRIPTION MONEY.
' '
One copy ov one yew.
One oopy•for two yc:00.
One copy lOr three Mrs,
0111 copy v!e. fire
1 ' " - • -- .li4D TO C 41.13: • '-j - ;
Three copies one Sear, $6 00,'aid 3 pit's.. •
Wive topics one sear,.; . ' 8 00, stod l o gifts.
Ten eopies one year, , lb 00, and l 0 tilts.'.
Twestrobe copier; one year, a) 00, And 21 gifts.;
The articles to be dlstribdted are comprised n the lol•
lowing Got: .
2 packages of Gold, rontalnios , . i1 , ,,X each.
6;' do •do ; do K • oath.
10, '.do -do ' do - ' ~ M ach.
10 Pa l est Laver !liming Gamed Wattles, ach.
20001 d Watches, . . ,aeb.
661 f 00 - • 7 . - iOO each.;
100; •,. do'• • ,• . ' 160 each.;
20 ladieladieladies' Gold Watcher, • .„I, 36 each.;
2Wsibrer Guntiog Owed. Watches, , . 1 30 each. '
600 falter Watches, , ,
_,. _ - 10 hi 21 =ALI
Iwo dekliThsard, Vert am! Yob Ukaiss. lil f 4 = wieb.l
Gold lockets, Bro.:clot.. Browches, har Doips,areellt.l
Plos, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Unttoan, kings, Ell tt Studs.,
-Watch Keys. Gold and Sllon r Thimble", rod a' +mbar of
.other article& worth from 6 fly cents to $l4 esib. - 1-+ I
Immediately on receipt oflthe subeeriptiort *bury, the
subscriber's name 'sib be 'sterol upon out erdqscription
book opposite a amber, mid Os gift eorrespotidlog with
that number will be Sbewarded, within on* we4ki to the
subnerlbee,byenail or expren4DOPtial. i 4 ' , I
Silf - All eceamanicatioaa6boad4 be add norm%to - -
—' • I j I DYAN k 8141 Pit
43 and 40 Moffat isollding,336 BraedwaS,lllB , Tort.,
* **Specimen copies scut foto. Agents wan d ; • ;
' March ar, IRAS illtn) !1,1-1 . 1 •
,
•
I , I I ;1 , ' i
MI DICIN.AI
DOERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
Sift CF;LTSRATED 1101.1 AND HEADY FUR
prge Er S
DISEASE' OF TOE..KIDNEVSi ..
:•• - L VE R COMP LAINT, '
'NVEA CN. 1P....9 '. OR. ANY :RINI)
FEVER AriD,ActUE
EVERY. F. A RIVIER AND' EVERY
' VA-iLT his It. Peculiar Mises, mwspeundemfae•
larding to some Waite recipe. banded doweittemeathet
to son, perhaps, • Tbe principle that a tonic at Malan% la
nementry 'emery boum.istmdisptited, Yet. Wolf sow
pounded I} unskillful hands, often contains elements
both twemispatiblesindineettalstrasiespoMtive
iy burtfill. i, We here otter to the public, LW* highly. eon
°tut rated km, what wilioxsetly supply this weet,pew
mired. upon'nedin title priori pies. corn pounded of sitanios.
itetinic in hirinemy, yet each fnifilling its own regional
'odic,: I. - —•. ..
' TO , VIA PIRTIRCIA,III hem offered.ni a entiverielent form,
• yet perfectly safe, ate Incilauf. which, acting upon the
circulation., Macs lb. aetioef Me system to the stand•
and of heel* espetlgeff& say debilitating attach of
dlsesuw, aftM dente from betit,ee - any local or 11110 d,
'dental muse: an .Anis.Spennodic, Which. with& general
'etlentilant*wer,acts with a peculiar indneare upon the
• uerlous system, calming nercona Venetia°, elven taken
properly, without the treat tendency to the brain, sad
eith.neubXt &strewing 1111Cii021 n hitt it the taus of
diemmost,fdnieW-41ten causing mom lniury than thiorigismi
& ~..
..
Aa A Tor dc. moderately and permenently eialting the
smingies of 411 parte of the frame, Producing nententril,
s beghyite reameof the action of the nations ontene,
she lly hanging the acidity of the stomach, and att
. log nrrnuilly upon the liver In reigniating permanently
the hillier* secretions: ,:
NOTICK.4.-Wboarreg. ermete to ao nib. beverage will
be dissf pointed t.,but to the slat. 'Md and lowepirited.
It -will prone a grateful aromatic eordbil, possessed of
elegVar retread properties. - 1 .
Calital l6l .."Mo roil pore , . tity of ibis delightful
Aroma has todueed many Imitations, which the public
stiouldxnatil against purchasing. ' Be Dot petvoadolt to
boy any thlOg ohs until you bare guruPorenevre pet.
Leib it a fair tried" ..I . One bottle will convince you
bow !Minn ly raperiorit is to Alt these Imitations.
,-Soldt $l. perbottle,or six bottles for $5; by the
•
BOLE -vuopairrons
,
BENJAMIN PACE, jR. &C O.
KAxtriraosvitisa .
1310mpattuttsto 40:Chemists,
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PIT/11E11RM PA. • .
•
Tor aide In Philadelphia by the agents—noffnian &
ntorwlg.ollee of the Democrat; JOhn Johns, = Rue
street; Dyott A 50ae,133 North decrood street. Also, In
Reading, bY - Ritter & Co.; Lotleaster, by John ll?..Long
k Co.; Pottiville, John 0. Brown, J. C. C. Hughes and
C. W. iiptieig; Tamaqua, by B. J. Fry; -MluersT We. J.
Borns, lend In robnyLklllHayes!, by Dr. IL
chester. , -Noisotber 14. '.lt7 411.
The free dmiesions of all Nations ,
as well an the Ter
dirt of the endin g Hospitals of the Old and New World,
stamp this werful remedial agent AS the greatest heal
ing preparation ever made known to suffering man. lie
PE.VMI4II4 QVALITIZIg are more Wan NA1111111.01:11., Om'
the extermil orifices of the skin,invialblo to the naked
eya, it - reaches the tent of the !eternal dlaessetand In
all external effections Its a uttintlainutatory and healing
virtues enures anything else on record. and is Nature's
great silly.;
Rirygpelas.szut , Salt. 'Maim
Are two ofdlos most common and ilrulent disorders pre
relent on this continent, to these thetlinttnent Is espe
cially autagossietia. Its startalso upetandt is first to mad•
hats theorenom and then eomptate she corn.
, - :hid L egs, Old Bore', Sad liken.
- Cases ofitany years 'standing that hive pertinaciously
retorted Witold to any other remedy or treatment, have
invarlablyisuocistabed.to a few appl Icatious of this, pow.
erful nog+. -
free a
the illcin,
'Arising front a bad stele at the blood or chronic disease,
-are eratticked and a clear and transit, rent buffalos re. -
I l i
gained by ter restorative action of this Ointment. -It
PO rfIiSSIO Roy of the cosmetics end other toilet appl it
antes In It power to dispel raddsti and other disfigure
meets.. o f the face. 1
.., : r i Piles and lisiula: .
Every on,
reprevalent end featu 'of these and stub.
born di ere is eraditsated itsallY and sett rel./ l'7 the
use of tali taboilent; earns fomentation' , ebtuld precede
its application. Its healing qualities will be found to be
thorough and Invariably.
1104 VW Ointment and Pills, *bead i.e reed in
DUOIOUP,
Iturn&
Chappo4 1
Cbilblalu ,
Fistula,
Gout, I
.
Ira albu ,
m i Born Legs, Ventr;sl Sores,
:tree-tidal krapt'e.SPre Brassie. ' , IV ound• of-ill
Phut, 1 Sore fiends, - kinds. . •
Sa-Ca tion toeNtrae areXenn law salmis the words
"liousteds Nee York and Xerodos," are diserrolble as
p. tearetnere in
,every leaf of the-lerak of directions
nrontadealb pnt or box; the eamo may be plainly seen
by 1(4104 the teof to the tight. A batadamma reward
will be risk to any one rendering such information as
may lead ff. the detectfon of any party or parties mum
Serrating' be medicine* or Tending the same,, knowing
them to ispnriona. '
. s e_ t tho pranufactoriest of Professor flotufWmr,
i t
FO .tleiden tae, New. Vork.and byall respectable Drug
piste and Ftealers In Medicine, throughout the United
States and the civilised world, In pots at 25 cents, 63
tante. and it.eseh. -.
etirThere lea con/Identities seeing by taking she tars
ger shwa i, .„ • .' ,
N. IL—Dlreetiona for the guidance of patientaln leery
: disorder mit mixed tomtit* pot. • ...
June 1241 , 3 _ Dram]`
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1 THE LIVER
I : NVICtO'RATOR
ItEPAIIED 114' DL BANDFOItD,
Compounded Entirely From OUXS,
IS one of the best PURGATIVE and
LIV.P.II medielues now before the public, that acts
as ft Ck/heiffe, easier, milder ' and More effectual then any
other,medttine known. It I s not only a Otthartie. but
a Liar reetedy e aet Int drat on the Lear to eject its mon
,hid matter', then on the stoinaela and bowels to early of
'that wrath*. thus accomplishing two putposea effer 2-
ally, without any of the painful feelings experecoe' lu
the oPeratkets of carat Udkarlite It streogthen . the
'Went at the same time that , TI-purges It: and ebett
taken dal!" in moderate domakarill strengthen ses build
o
it p with innusnai rapidity:"
•
The Liter, is one of the principal eluhtteri
of the halms° body; and ~ when if perfra•Pt%fur
tions wellF. the powers of the system s'o fully `"".
velopad. the' Stroaaeh A almost entire '.` dePertdrot
on the brailtity action the Lirrr X , the MP's ,
perfonnan of the tram-a% lions: sta. the stomach
is at fault, One bowels ii! ,,s, at mu m .ad , the. whole
:gated els la cense. 1 quean . ~. 011 f Oftiltt.••••1 NI
, sslermer— ' ring 117111.0 d toEel do fp ety. Par the di.
si
'imaees of thAt orgao. one or the p* - Prklem has made
-lt hie - stud", In a prsellop4 of min' than years, to
end'Mlle ',remedy where- eta to counteract the
. Many does, ngensents +seed brat it is liable,
e "
.." tTo prnerahat Ibis re IN dy test bud grand any
. 'kerma° trodbled with L - ver-COlNlPlaillit in ,
, any of its - '„rtus, basMVO It' try ' a
brine,
nd
" r ie
1
lion is certiln. morbid or bad matter from
Them Glens remora aid
me prntem, supplying , .
_. their Owe a Maltby tow
f'bile, 1 0 4 ,,,,,„ t i ng 'Oar" stomach. naming Mod to
- iligest well i, perelypes ihtS,„ 41 °.4, gitibK tone sod
'health tp be Ora' mar" rbilletY , et:rooting the
i l
inn; a rallied cum.
ea uMI Or till dike•lS , .. th ' t t
iWidens.it tad ~,,.. ,u, vd i Z
awl. &pet is trettas.ru,e*.
pd. by ajive., Nona! al. of the Liver lieviiro.
rater: 1,1 • . ,
. ' One dese.after early,: I enelcient to roll., ` . the
4 ,„„ ac r, ALAI ynerent the food train rising and sour-
Inc. r . .
o nly t , o 4ose taken lore retiring. peeve nts
I\ightsuorr.
only ~,,,,, tn.. taken atiril night,, loosens the beryls
gently,,ed , ores 04 , itl oo PeSS: 1 , •
~
ogl i hje.e is au a tter cacti meal Will cure Dyspepsia.
wane ,Idoe.ot two tee. speonfuht - will always iw.•
1 lee r„ eat: Madoche. as I
0 ,„ bottle ltaken for fr.!" malt °betel:ellen remove*
the rause of i the illeemee.,,_, and makes a perfect cure.
Only one lertnedtB'll ate!" ratlines Clothe. while
, One dose o ften repeated is a aura rum for Cheferm
' Narbus. and . a pnerentire_.,' of Cholera. . -
, • giro nly to e bottle. idaneedell to throw eat of the.
s) 0 cut Ihe a , is of med., lei:wafter a long skkeere.,,
drOne brittle takin fie. J'esenctiee removes all =I.
Imenisa or uti o patiaral eolorg from the akin.
A/madame I ken s, obsrt thesedefuneeatinggives el.
gor to the appetite, and makes fond digest malt,
Ono doer often repeated cure* CArnesie Purehme in
tie worst taties,whi le Seeret
seer and Board Gomptainis
yield alma( to the • gnaw dam •
, tine or tweidosee cure at.in - tacks tangoed by Worms In
children: Item lino nevelt' , eafer,-br opeledler remedy
in the worla. as it naretz,fuile. •
/Kira. - few; bottles can Dropsy, by netting the
abserWitti; ;
We take pleasure In re.4l commending this medkine
-
as a preventive for Fora co ew e Arse, OM le pe r, and
at
all Veers of Wow as. It operate. wi th
certainly, and thousand* are willing to testify to its
wonderful te le Ines. .
All sohouse .
uangippgtheirunanimous testimony Me
its finer. .
.terllis water in the mouth with 'the ineigoratoe, and
swallow both together.
- .
. • TS B LIVER INVIGORATOR,.
Is a gelfooltdo'Nedleol Dlsrore.l7,aod Is daily wojklog
ettres.;klmost too great to believe. It tuna, as It by Put
.7Fle. not the first dale girirsg besirill, and "chum m o r e
thaw one bottle Is required to cure any kind of Liver
, Prom the wont Jorridiee or Pprepria .tn si
common thestaeht, all of which are the result of • Dia•
cased biton, • .
•
• Pelee. 111-pee bottle.
DR. SANFORD, Proprietor, 341 0 11roedway, Ness York.
aritetalled 1, all Ds ugglstss . Sold In Pottpvil le by
HENRY BAY 1411; and lu Tamaqua, by E.J. FRY.
Juuel9,lB
_
j• „
00,and 1 lkft.
3 ,00, avid gifts...l
6 00, and p on•.
8 00,,a8d8g!lx.
. - EOLPHURIC - IRON WATER I .
' 4 ROM the. Burning • Zlpuntain.--
. • Messrs. Magipnle A Bowen bare orritinted the no •
erslyned their agents. for. the SAW o the • celebrated
Mineral Wateran( the Burning Mountain, whieb bare
lately been effecting, in ohr immediate vicinity. tba
worm extraordinary and wonderful run., of It MUM A.:
: MIL w
PILNB,BPitAINS. BWELLINUS. and all Dieeemee
of the Itklu,lointr, and ?endow, as well as removing
all 'Mottoes, rinspler, Preekklt and eruptions,and &tug
the akin a fine transparenteed Wrathy lustre.
M
ondred of somas In and around Puttstille hate
I ,
drank and shed - in these waters* with Ore most deck,
t ded, burned te, endfseeullar benefit, versifies a rigor
I preelonely nktiono - to tall breath. A few applications
• of these Waters, when slightly warmed. will almost In.
gently reneare all arse, Baannas old Esenreconees, from
the feet, hands, ur skin.
l'lticEt.—Thirty Cents peed anon. or Pour Gallons ke
$l,OO. Sio4ieCtiaarres, at the Coupler. o cents.
.• 1 1118$ 8 MeA Phil.
• ' f. • ReMeakelli4 Batt INdrialle.
N.M.-far PH.. , Itheuthat lam:Clout, and for tho VOW
pieta reurmal of Corns, Bunions, and Exereieeuressaa welt
' as all cutaneous Sondr,.Cuts and dwellings, theme Waters
abould properly Irs applied not, with a throngs or Towel,
or It eontrinientiln A 'Oath, stornlng and evening:
while. Amirdiainessnay be drank at intervals dodos
hs day, ae ompanted with samba in the open sir.
July ll,' • VS•tf
:. . • • il : . , . . . •
the Attoia c#••e• : •
Utteuniatlsm, Lira Throats,•
ltlogrono, Bores of all Mud",
suds, . Salt r ithentit, Evian*,
• Fe+ltist. • Stiff Joints.,
Skip Dist-lAA . Teller,
fiteell!d ()lands, , Veers,
-"; t .•
Pottsville, Saturday, Joli-14;i8ese:
naltway ilLaaldlowto
By the falling efa bridge of do Lehigh Valley
Railroad thia week, • trap wa• precipitated into
the Jordan. Two persoas wars/allot', and - a nom
, bar injured. , .
Preset Aso.
By ao arrival at New Orleans frost Rio Janeiro,
dates to the 10th of Jane have been reesived.—
The war between Buenos Ayres sad the Argentine
Republic still continues, sod Bassos Ayres asks
the intervention of Frauds to settle the difficulties,
having refused the ititehreatiou of Ragland.
A melancholy case or:suicide from love is re
corded. A young Man, named Eldridge, became
jealous of the attentions paid by smother to a kady
to whom he was sincerely attached, and in pre
sence of the lady,,while on a Osmium trip on.the
steamer Nordle►a LiyAt, neer Detroit, plunged
overboard, and disappeared forever.
• Tbua D• Alwiere Comedy.
The play hes ended and the ettrutin hes drvpixd
on the De Milers sandal. The gallant &move
has not been found, ■nd'probably never will, bill',
one of till , abettors in the abdeetion of Bias
Blount (floneke) baa boor renteneed :o pay a
One of 1290 and b. Imprisoned twenty days.—
Colonel Blount has reeovered bin daughter, and
we bops the young lady and, her foolish mother '
will handl by the lesson they have learned.
011, bet
The New Orleans Data insists openly that
Judge Douglas lefts man for the tlolon anti the
south. lilt artist, if not ungrateful in ate south
to torn upon the President. who is now only in
the second year of bis term, and treat him with
the cold indifference which was reserved fur Gen.
Pierce, at Ciacitiaati. They played their game
oat. They committed the President ton given'
line. They got &meant primate recognise-J.
They coerced a dictum' tom the 'lrma Court.
and having sucked the orange pretty freely, they
now discard the rind. And this is not the worst.
There is yet a deeper depth', to which they wenn
to consign Mr. Buchanan, as they have done all
who base heretofore succumbed to their Pstation.
That 4111 cam by and by. - , •
4 1 CAIII now indulge In the 'richest food with
Impunity, whereas, previous to its. use,. I was
obliged to couSoe miself strictly to thy plainest
food." '
Such is the expericnee cirbot only one or our
elastomers, but of hundreds of persons here, in
philadelphts, New York, Montreal and Quebec.
who hare used licorhate's Holland Bitters fir In
digestion, Nausea, and Acidity of the Stomash.
11031 TO NICE 110311 Happy.—The treatment
of women in all countries is a test of civilization.
Hero In America we boast of our care' of the la.
diet, and yet many men will let their wives and
daughters "stitch, stitch, stitch," until they work
themselves into their,glaves. Now let every MU
who desires a happy, healthy, cheerful wife, buy
for her one of (hover I Baker's Sewing Machines.
'These aro superior to all ethers, and stitch strong.
ly and neatly on any fabric, [tom commun./pools.
Offleer:-.730 Chistuut street, Philadelphia, and
495 Broadway, New York.
POLITICAL,
IT 111 manifest all around that the tariff Is to be made
a hobby in the next political canvass, at least so far an .
•
lb. poilticiann in the eastern and middle elate"' can
i,
make It so. Various. ridiculous theories—moat of bem
exploded—are presssid into Temice, and urged sr t h all
the earnestness of truth. .'strong and united ,lrt
Is to be made to haee the eountry lift !Melt up by ft.
mastheads. on the mule theory of economy prgrllcsd -
. by ally market mans when be put green goggles on Lis
.donkey, and fed him abseils's , . 'The New York Tribune,
which Is prom inset In this protective tariff nonsense,
seems to have as poor opinion of its reader's under
standing as thst man bad of the understanding of bit
jackass..—PAßecklphia Ledger.
The `various ridiculous thieria—most i r s o f them explo ,
dedm—happen to be the sole reliance of the Pepe/ulna of
the protective policy. The Mends of thip l poliey rely
wholly upon sacra —is single one of which ' they think
worth all the theories invented by all the professors of
political economy the World has produced. The tariff
question is pre eminently one of fact—and yet the I. d•
per end its Metre& allies would so soon think of cony
milting suicide ne of openingibetr columns for the in
sertion of diets bearing on the question. These thro
lists hate facts worse than John Randolph did sheep.
Since the postage of the tariff of 'l6 two bundr,lini:-
Mee of dollars worth of iron have been Iseport.d two t
the United /Retes t half of which has beets, or wit ba , i . ,
to be, paid fOr in gold. -If a hundred millions_ s , ,th r •
that iron bad been made In this country„wouht o• 4 • r.-
Industrial Interests bare been In abetter conditi. , n 4.‘3
they are nowt ibis la a queetion foe the peopN• r.",..,
eider. Maims of being called 4 .4eakaoses" by Itp. :-.'.•
per, should not deter those who live by honest i:.:u.:,
from looking after their own iuterests.—Delq,:: ~., I.
pablimn
.. .
Ptoruv MUTING In WiLIMICTOn. Pct_-0 - 1.1
day eweuing au Immense and entherboto• c -
tile Peoples ratty was held rat Cen t
ton. ltobert ,Galbreath, 1114.. WAS milled to, it , - :bait - .
and addressee were delivered by woticluirro Wirt,
The following among °that resolutions ram
by adopted : • •
Itc.Wred, Thst an Adatlntatrationst , led
by every sparing of poll! lest crime. r:d a.trstnhtestiee
imbecility, Is a mrtiering diagram t,• the ro'iaatry. s t,4
the age, and domande on the part rt•ree: npris.ht, eta.
Zen. the most unemispromlslng rwioutoe...
Raralutd, That li the noble star! at the side rlbmine
and Justice, In the leeompton tale. rr suett
lustrions stateemen ,as On. Itrodirrielt and
other.% late of the Administrate' MAY. is rod only an
evidence that political virtue it./ Urns In mum. not:.
examples bath North and Situ.; bat Mateo% et:Doting
rebuke to the time earring maw of mit unworthy &p
-resentative, In Congress.
Ittsolned, That tliiercri4s annghtithiel the "'autil
i. one passing, musferectuate In the overthrow of the ,
ebrrupt and reekleatiLertwr . a * 64 rm. Trod* P"-li
-44 the Administ rat ion..g ru nideepreoll pecuniary ruin.
and the utter subrei•in std destruction q CAT fair In.
etitotions. ut ht .
Xesolsot, That in re. a Ibis crisis. e. ohs workin,
men of Wilinfogiorttutonah we. to CIMELIMOCI lib
brother laborer , .11. 4 K tile country. btme been cisaino.
terined by the hay.btf pl Lertunpumion—le
MwPrilis in seri, ty. and unworthy the ermaideratlen cd
the Geerernment. wit netsrabstatas deterothied. that the -
.equality that Fathers betiverstited to us alai% ho
maintained sal defended by their deenendants; and to
this end.
• R u a ro t. we now ter. mite ourveimm Into a (lab
or A na,etift• n• to ronsht In Its ineMbershlp w, things
men. oltjert ofr said onanisatiou tst bathe
; rriitioal infortuatiou.aod the applirathn of
all the ,tins of aetatinn - that warmly now, or in the
t u tu, ,esteand—that will tend to awaken cur h Bow
nortia;aat e'er:where, to au active name of Abe real
that threatens our liberties; and the true eanson
a t h e pnatratiow et oar industrial prosperity.
Ptorues Pistronst.—The Allowing ren.allettaLL
wee adopted at the People's Ciinventios. in . serallen at
- ..
iprrishurg. last went:
This Onneentkm, representing OM freemen orrenn-,
' slivanta, wbo are oppreevl to the leading mempark.. et the .
National Admisharatfon. most eierlallv Those which'
seek to stifle lbei vole% and *wan the rich', of a lard(.
majorityof the eithros or Kansas: and I &Mg, which
ftinpmstrated the Industry or the country. and srl
driving our GOTlWOwient halo nations! bawl Turley,
de emby de late and resolve,
I*. That She Fodevral Constllation. the aevinvien
rights, and union of the Stiles. and thellbesties of tit.
people. must and shall be preserved. •:,
. ,
24. That we protest against lb. Kansas paler of Ms
Natkpal Administration, as at war with the rights or
lb. people., and subverslvo of the prlpelplea of our 41or-
eminent. •
31. That the tacklers and reedits - ate .2 1 11r0I;Ittleo of -
the hatilonal Advalnieteation. maxim it.ri.resfity five
coettintlal lame, without any mean. prervid•J kt their
payment, glees evidence of a want e 4 that abill y and
Integrity *Melt sheathd chametertm ltie government r f
*free people, andianiem checked will lead to Sues itablo
bankruptcy. •
4. That the purity and tafity of the halted box are In
be preserved at all batords and that all fraud. upon the •
naioralitrationlaws. which - have been so much traort...l
to. to riremote the memos of the party we oppose. ninth t
to be counteracted by wholesome and reaper
Sth. That the National Administration, during atl lb.. '
late long . ..goon of Oborryver„ evinced &nettle. , dienerard
of the greet industrial interests of the country. and In
dulged in a most wasteful and lavish experidll um of the 0
public. money.
Mb. That the revenue necenari• the a judielrumand
economical administration of the gowletiment.[Mould
be raised by the imposition of duties man torrlgn lin
porta, and in laying them curb diterissinatigg prot.v.
Hon should be given as will secure the rights -of free
later and American indiatry.•
'lth. That this Conventioli do meat heartily arrive..
and endotwe the mune parental byF able and Mello
- gulabeet&mator In Congress, Ow II . Cameron,
as well as that of dines reprteeirla vett front Ibis State,
who have steadfastly et pored the tyrannical pulky of
the N Administration In thole attempts t o Ito pox,.
upon the people of Ka nmAby fraud and fore*. a Slavery
fArristitertion In op/a...Mhos to -the known, and eft es
premed sentiment Of the thereon of the Territory.
5111... That in prerauting John Y. tested to the 'Norio
of Penufylvania, as a mndidate foe Judge of the r
mine Court, we recognise the man, aebtuar, end Judo,
eminently qualified to till and edam the place.'
9th. That Wank:. Tram is well and favorably known
to the people of Pennaylvenla, as an able and corrnet
bushier', man, and peculiarly qualified to Michigan alt.
the duties pertaining to the ugh* ref Qtr cal Onninitiriolion
loth. That we approve of the. enartment of proper
laws to protect us from the introdnetion of foreign es inn .;
inels In our midst, by-returning Mena at mane to plaice
from whence they have been shipped to our Moose.
LE:COMPTON D/IXOCIULTIO TICUT.
JUDO! Of Surma!' COURT,
Wm. A. Porter, of Philadeiptits.
CAN% CoLVLSROXIC.
Wesley Frost, or Payette.
PEOFLEIS ANTI:LECOIPTON TICKET
' Jrost OP Suomi Cont.
John H. Read, .IPAlladelphla.
• CANAL Cololl3slvlmlL.
Wm. E. V . Fayette.
, the Alatkets.
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' POTTSVILLE MARKETS.
(Wholedale Prices.)
Wheat Irlour,bbl., vs t.t. DriodP•aeb•s. Plied • 1 , • 1 0 0
Dr.VlOO r.bbl., -4 241 do do., u Fried. tft o
liboat,buib4l,l 10161 *2o' Dviod Apple., pa e-'d tu
Sys. do • 'VA Kdds,dozoo, lit
C oro d o t4lllotlor.pet pont' d ,
Oats: do ,
td
Poldtta,t, do 701,11.4014;-
Timothy Seed , 041 . 4ard, ll
Chrirer geod. 4 01 , Plaster, do 1,0 M%
Hay, per ton, 14 04 Balt, por rack. 1 ;.4
POTTSVILLE ~ PRODIICE
sISARKETS.
(Retail Priors.)
PLOUR.-.Allicat• flour eons from $5 10 to 660 1.1 , 1
sod Rye at $ll 00. Itys 1)hop at 1.0 et 5.11.69., and Co r t .
bleat 15 do.
ItAll.t.--Whltoifbist sollest $1 60* Do ..and e
at 111 110 dte. Rye 96 do;C:Ors TO decOat 4.16 do. •
It EATS.--41cof twill. at 9 44 1214 eta. pOr 19. Illn
10012% do. Yoal 10 do ;•. Pock 01 do: Sboolder • r
do; Ile OS 1134 to 12% do; Dologoa 12% dt...1 rosin;
12 do.
-
roYlsloNB.—Dutter sons 'frees .11 to 15 els.? A
Comm , 12% do.. Eggs 12% eta.
blAlAßo.—Ctata 7 els. 'Corks 1. Rio Sts9:
Yellow 10 do: •••41`• Whit* 11 drq Cruoltod sod Puler..-
.
hod 12% do. • 1 t.
V11311.......11a11105t 12% cts.*lb; Rock Ilsh.lo do.; Mack
11 . 1.. b. 10 do; Zolo 121,4 eta. s string.
Y 111.112 AN D IrlMMllll.6B.—Osions 11.4 els. s crop.;
Riots 6 eta. bosetg •Rodistrito da. R tiolbert. 10 do.;
Museires 2 to 4 s tokocs; Cucumbers 4 do.; Waterwelens
7.17% tott6 do.; Caliber/ 6 to 'lO Jo.; Nall Rowers 10 to
111.3.4 do • booe9; Poo 26 eta_ s peek; Now Potato.' 6o
Besot. % do.; Tomatoes 50 do.; Iltrawber
to 25 eta, bos ; Cherries 0 cis.* Out.