The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 07, 1858, Image 2

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SATURDAY, AUGICP
.
i 4111111fiTLVAlilial D OULT/211
tw vain the so called Deno , tie press of the
State endeavori to stem the t de setting strongly.
now in favor of administrailV reform. , Equivo
cation; falsehood and the_ is l i log 'of 'raise issues
have. had their day. Thei , opli nicloubtedly,i
were deceived by the statemi, is of stamp orators.
and the Democratic press In 844, that James K.
Polk was a baiter Tariff' ma than -henry Clay;
but the game has bean fully pl ed nut/The People
recognise tit's: the hittenoste my to the induitri.
al pursuits of the connty, is' o Sbam Democratic
party. The breescithat of , Pei 1111171•11611 will
rise next Fall about Dein , . tie ears, Will we
f ney, be more forcible thaix grenable. 'Tilly will
be taught the lesson that the nterests of oar work
ing classes ale not to be no ' ' te4 with impunity.
•
While we contemplate thi reitolt with itteresto
the painftil conviction forma itself Upon our mind'
that unless the sweep in
thorough; unless we show ox er sections:that we .
utterly
_repudiate the polio of the Democratic
party, that , it is extremely d übtfal whether. Pen
nsylvania will bemoaned to ..tain that Protection .
~
f.n. Iron which she needi. The Itastern Iron
producing regions are cone • , to Maryland, New
Jersey and Ye!iyurlvania. • yoga them -are an..
tagonistical in47sts, whic as far as we are eon
:earned, have hidino Me •:,
.cots heretofore, held
-out to theM, to .Jain with u An a system, of mute.
.al protection. l I IH, e Dent. 'tie representatives In
congress fromilPennsylvii Is, have heretofore,
adopted snob an extreme c . selfishness, in asking
everythieg for ear Coal so Iron, that they have
arrayed other sections agal t us, and induced a
hostiljt; which would neve, have existed. There
, are sev lil substantial . , ons 'why we may en.
pact opposition In proeuri g the Protection we
need, '4
} .•.
First; -Pennsylvania th ongb. her Democratic
repfesentatives in Contras, has thrown the weight
of her influence Iti favor , Free Trade.'
Kecondly,,lfer selfish ' i lily,, Inaugurated by
DeUsocrati3 reiresentati., .I "listing 'special
-; ,l t
• PrOtection for Coal and n, and ignoring cont.
-pleboly, the wants of othei e tons of the country'
hai disgusted'aliter sq' .
rirdly, The Railroad
and! West have 'combined
take off the dui on, tm'inn
their interespan '. Penns
'Fourthly,4 ng th*.l
when an altwas in
England llslting, untiei,
' portant. Eastern interest,'
orctic represenTives:in n
oracle . ? 'We ,Itoch for th
' they favored ind voted to
= It will not be, at all' a
cutiostances w, #ll in (Mr . '
tection fur ont4voroauctie ,
i . orely, the sligh i * Rut olio
AO have eyorT i 'lisp:lift
cannot blame pleat for
they admit:as! l i castigat
that it is uivi iiiii't: Id
the eve of an i i innertant
the South and IYOsisrith
interests, will reidily ii
the Protection she cods,
reduSing the dutie , - "cui
/hey are extensive , fl .tirc
member. that the ..'.it;
strike fore Prole:X i ; 'I
office men of that W e tY
rayed other eectl,.. 'Si
resolve firmly, t4 , ,,i )4 .4
while they date a m;.,,
Sylvania, can i i i .: . '.
join heartily ::3 . A . ; :t
"a* Protecti'to4: :r
State ea arde"! esi
, I,f •
1 i
Fra,L, la L ion)/
place of wood, ;fuel fot
that is Mtn n ng 1,111/C
diesel are interested iss
teet . eoll•baralag engine
ly, those pee:wittily' i
third in Fuel, and 'she, trl
i•me, if
1164 in
of the
• ot whosii'ekte
de Pi*ea 40.
~ rupacy wb*
them. Although mist
. .
he
,
pleto su cost, with hes*
! • ' stre use. 'on the Reid
.11 ~
, ;5 . perime. i with pause
,
t one of 'bid' ;we Isis
e failure. Th4l .
. not keep t
„ Philadelphia
rod from the..
enuity of Mr. J
dinF Railroad
• ea 'enal.burriin
•h has,no,t only
t is u this time,
United Statas
ntire satisfaetio
at the Readiag
only 4knthraelt
• dgrial Octobe
: bie,sho was pat
comple
gine, c ,
- betwee
paean
, —whi ,
ful,
in (h.
• • Wall
passe. ger engine, an
2:I t. The trips 1 ,
mends were as [olio
11. Tri
Jane ry,
Fe.br err,.
Mare ,
Do ing the time thj
the Road sines her a
so Eli from being in i i ,
boon front ten to lifted
She %as lost but four
the Passenger 'trail
1., Donjrmin Van
Steger.
T
•
is experimeoti
Mr. Di ulhollani
to the fetutibilit;
Anthracite Coal
aeon' my to railway
scorn to rt to panaligisr
. . Ant ratite Coal.ii a
•-•
i
00 Id io dues Taityrti)
pay attention to' th
i eng nes constructed
"Vera Cruz," will i l ia
• pa dies, in the Ang i e
Mn.` CMIZY P III ill
- , l Jp*n .. our First Paj
dirig i letter of tii%
fuel for pusedger engines,
uisnagers it!distance. to
matter. The adoption of
in the same pricciple as the
millions of dollars to com.
outgli heat Of fuel.
and which have *l.:
It Must be adutitte•
04 commercial' hi
rope fur the lait'fif
and has presented • I
mil information : rt
Ell., whO' in sp9l
tit t the conclusion
cc domiet drawee
. ti 1
led a the greite
fu l lly examined ' 'b y
rp , iisib le position •
tle uncertainty i 9 ,
o ,-
political eeono • •
I
and susceptible! of i
has dentonstreted r
and other 'Wight'
wisdom and tutees"
o' , protecting, in, it
manufacturing tad
he declining ;trot,
1 , nt the eeeee se'of I
ITo instruct his
condition, Mr. CS
-'io small amount 110
f pecuniary real
•enticpt for is litrln'
ompettney, am i d
lo,increantile ea
ti race those Mini
tt.tehed, and lit
einguished hlast4l
is lover of his Mt
' ! billy 'with which
' Ity is uni 1, b
should begin at b
led States take.
notions, not -MC*
lunce, but staved
policy and nutiv
'l 4
the lead of all.;, 1
pm con prevaillf
suicidal polfei. 1
Vc of. Pentnry
Corey fur his isil
riven by hint w;il
thriftily, and pro
her next. Foe ."
try".is now the '
posts.
V•Valy• • r
INTO ...,:ilfdtiAliONAL DIStRICT:7 4II
Ilayirood, Es;., has withdrawn his name
"(rum the 'canvass, desiring not to be e sidered a
clandilate for Congtessional nomi nati on, the
strongest name not before the People of dile Dis
trict is that of Sauiiis 11. Cmapbell, BS+ We am
fully aware that Nortbutelicriand 'claims the can
didate WI thael'autt.werese care that she could
present a man so thoroughly strong_ in every
spect. as Dir. Campbell, we should cheerfully
yield to her the, right she demands according to
precedent. But every view of the position of the
Opposition to the Sham Democracy.. of this
Die-
Vitt, idnvincei nithedto be truly formidable to
them, end gain a gldrious victory, we must have
a thoroughly strong' man for our candidate for
Congress. Wash ivmsti is Mr. Campbell, in every
respect. The course-that he panned in Congress
has gained for him the respect and confidante -of
the *ethic's classes, and they will unhesitating.
ly, plass their interests in his bands. We speak
in the kind's/kepis - it; our qnly motive, to. make
success sure in thts District; We think that at
this time Narthsither . lisnd might with great pro
priety and judgmett, yield its claims, sunned
thee.' similar contingency will not egisin arise.—
We are willing to concede every claim Northam.
beriand mar make, at the same time we look fur.
War, to the point where victory may be grasped
is a good caned, if wiclom leads the way. We
hope Nasthumberland will receive our suggestion
in the tame spirit' it is tendered. We want to
paralyse our 'whitesi foes, add 'with ...standard
`bestir like James H. Campbell, their defeat will
be inevitable. , • ; _
2121=1
i'IODLUI 0 PAPS!, &C. --W4l understand that a •
Paper Dealer from Philadelphia visited our Bo
rough a few days ago, and retailed Writing and .
Wrapping Paper to nearly all our Merchants, they
ba ying it by the single ream, &a., directly in the
teeth of the law, and having it delivered from Phil
adelphia. Ike have been in the habit of dealing
at several of thuse places, for 'the supplies of
our family. Hereafter we will 'cut , those concerns
and if we cannot get ;our goods at other' places
In the. town, we will send to Philadelphia also
for our supplies. It is this kind of cut-throat
business on the part of many of our citizens nod'
business men too, that is destroying all the busi
ness of the placer . Merchants and others who de
sire the people here to Sustain them, and pay them
a profit on their goods or manufactures offered
for sale, and are too mean to pay a small profit
on the' rapines they require also.at howl, but
encourage those from abroad, who violatis the
laws, do not deserve the patronage of the com
munity, and the names of oval l y one of them.
ought to.be published for the benefit of the cam
munity.
nterests of -the South
4wlll still comblye,l9:
.d'rsilrosd iron. It it
e sessiongf lag+
'•a- to repeal the tem
lielifefblood.of SS '
here stood the DethP'
Gauen from Permsyl:
;., 1 when- we reply,po
the repeal. 'I"
The Bean COUNTY Dsnocuacv.—Their go
ler autfUal tneetlwsks held on Monthq. Lid rge
boolion,
..crarto the chitie.: 4l .Thlitotion 4 dld.not suit the
Itiezdi.of Glancy Jones; and, accordingly, Mr.
Iliester Clyzeter (a slever„ well-dressed young
gentleinan,. of fashionable and airy manners, and
light-and varied politics, always anti.Duchanan
till tha. present . day,) moved that Ar. D. guts
shdild take the chall.'They then took him by the
arm. and•pulled aim isp to the stand. Dr. Dons-1
'gan, lbe regular 'priviident, a man of nerve
character, was not to be intimidated, and kept his
place, and the other president did not get the
chair. Two organizations were attempted to
kept op amid, the - greatest Imaginable confusion.
The regular. Democrac y -passed a strong resolution
condemning the course of Jones;who made a long
ipeoch ; and Messrs. Sallada, is• Mayor Swartz,
and Colonel Young, made speeches on the other
side. Mr. Getz, the'editor of the „English Demo:
ciAtio paper of the county, was present, and took
grtiund against Jones.
sage if under the cit
.
efforts to procure ' ro.
a. Other sectioni tool
them by Pennsylvanips,
.
n to Puniah' us. I We.
-sling indignant, and if
on, wo a6ert
-
f•Penosyliania now hn
-lebtion„ retnembe‘i that
their important rakatay
e to New EnglanVilt
( provided she will join in
alload iron, of which
asers. 'Let her abiai re
.lfficarions blow she :can
iff, wilt be to swoop from
hich has heretofore, ee
-1 •
nat us. Let the People
Congress only men who
~ thel Merest" of Penn
'..•l her boundaries and
, r
I,: g to other interests
hich all clasana in this,
PAO. WEAK iNVENTIOK 01 Sa6 Earatv."-- ,
Some Democratic papers charge us wiU having
supported fur Governor, Wilmot, a Free Trader.
It is true that Mr. Wihnot others; thought
the rate of duties under the Tariff .ol 1842, too
high, and was in favor of a comprotnise Tariff.—
Subsequently, however, Mr. Wilmot perceived his
error, and frankly acknowledged it. A year be
fore he received the nomination fur Governor, he
stated that he had changed hie views on the Tariff
question, and was in favor of a Protective Tariff.
lle is `now as strong a Protective Tariff matt as
any man in tennsylvania. Even Henry C. Carey
was at one time its favor of Free Trade. Who
new will dare to question Mr: Crey's 'Protective
principlei ? We honer and will support a man
who changes his views honestly. In supporting
David Wilmot, we advocated the claims of such ti
• man.
—The use et coal in
locomoiliree 4 is ittnatter
A
attention. Two large
the Introduction of per,.
into practical use, name.
t. ()rested, by saving orie
-1
rating public, whose per.
eters, are blackened - by
5. osit for the surprs fuel
undertakes
,to t &Aeon
as been used with co,.
freight engines, such is
i
Railroad, yet every e*• .
r seal.b rrrrrr up to the
.at to, speak, has been t .a
1
:anneal' a beautiful ga
llium to make the trip
,and Pettey'lle, end was
in to a lateral road. To,•
meS Mulholland hewer r,
ompany is Indebted for a
:engine—the eNe'ra brds"
roved completely ' succ e s s.
be only passenger , engine
hurtling Anthnuilts Goal,
The "Vera Cruz" was
"shops by Mr. Malholland,
Coal, and ran the market
and November, t 1857. In
on the `Beading Road as a
durlng that month made
°Made during . sUbsequent
= rota
-28
29
26
i 11 8613 prii,
• 7 May,
4 8 June,
"Vera Cm" has. been on
tannin into a cool-burner,
time,she has always
'minutes in advance of It.
trips Sines she was put on
The engineer r a ining her
s - the 6remao r Christian
bieh Inflects mach credit
~ settles the tomato::1 in re
of ruining passenger trains
burping engines ! The groat
companies, combined with
4 , springing from the use of
-ETERS ~,TO THE ',RESIDENT
e will be - found the merle
lea which we by..published,
appeared in p amphlet form.
tbal Mr. Pam has reviewed
oriel thiS country and Su-_
4 }ears in a Maiferly manner,
m
Immense tt amocint of etatisti
! • egrett ° with Jaines L. Baker,
ingl of these letters, remarks
i
' which so eminent a political
•
t
urn thesis statistics are en
't t weight, and should be caro
-leery one who holds the re
a a voter. Whatevee may be
rent in many of the subjects
1. • ' • 1
here is soinctbing tangible
' ' trati ' d Mr. Co
EMOTIS on, an ray
y the recent history of France
•' ned nations of Europe, the
I t,' on the part,.of every State
t h e Most complete manner, its
Fstrj'r. Poringal,...Forke,T, and
i
rrity of the Pulled States, pre.
the picture. , A .
~....=.
• euntrymen nnd 'lmprove their
1 ' 1 '• , , ,
y bee g i ven, , i rons t i me t ime,
labor without the least' hope
d.l;;FortanntelY, he is not de.
ea the labors of his pen. A
1 , by a satadotaa and honors.
E 'er, lbs. given 'bin leisure to
1 s to which he was so strongly
1
blob be bet so: greatly dia-
Ile is a true and enthuses
and,
of that part of it espe•
is own lot is cast. His char
t bi has- not forgotten that it
~e.! He would bare tba.Uni
1, Or' rightitil place among tbo
4 or third in rook or impor
'.. 6 .on.. and moon, by a sound
'led' natural resources, lo take
t, - ,
to this end no natural advents-
Icounteracted by a mistaken"and
T ante are mita Indebted to Ur.
able series of kttera.
an Theasimi .
, we a eanntlent; !pries ip.
es'• gl °riga* barviedrin Oita'
Oust:action to Asterlola loiter
*leftward at the People's oat'.
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i
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WHERE ARE WE DELFT/EOl
The Expenditures of the Government will reach
nearly one Hundred mil/ion dollars Wei present
year, While thti revenues from all sources will
not read, fifty fire millions; And it is the opinion
of many that it' will , net exceed fifty millions.—
"Independent" writing-to . the United States Ga
zette from Washington, states that in all probabili
ty the Deficiencies Rill to 'be brought into Con
gress tit the.aent session will reach fifteen millions
of dattars, w hich is to be added to the above. When
James Ituchanan took possession of the ,Whito
Rouse, there was a surplus in the Tresoinryk-sler
and above expenses of Government, of eighteen
millions of dollars, all of which has been squan
dered and a debt of gloat forty millions emitted
besides, which in all probabilit y be increased
forty million mote the present' year. So dui
for 'selecting a Tea -Cent Jimmy for President.
No Use, "Start."—A Northumberland corres
pondent writes to is in relation to a challenge
which recently appeared in the Standard of this
'Borough, proposing to discuss five points or prin
ciples to be passed upon by the people
. at. the
canting electicn . We think "Sam," there is real
true use in taking op the guantlet. Nothing
more than deception is contemplated by the Stan
dard. The character of the mass of the .patrons
of that sheet is each, that if , their party leaders
tell them black is ride', the poor dopes believe
it No, no, friend "Sam," take our advice, don't
waste any pc;wder in that quarter. To touch pitch
yon know, is to be defiled. '
A 10.41011 1. 11111,11TAND.—One of the neatest and
Most useful inkstands, weever taw, we have just
received from our friend John Tbornley, of,Phila
delphia. The eonipotition itgutta percha, highly
polished. The Valve is so arranged, that a light
preasure,will either fill the dipping cup, or empty
it, completely excluding the ink from contact
with the atmotphore. When• in that condition,
the ink.aMnd can be knocked over: without spil
ling a drop of ink, or injuring the 'with-4Ellra
valves if required, ran always be obtained from
the gent!. It is worth examining,.• They are
sold cheap at Bannan's etare: •
"OWWITH Cint
nty"i c s - getting rampant: . The . Douglas speeches
in Illinois bare made the old man•savage, and he
has ett, off the bead of Brooks, Postmaster at
Quinej, •whom he appointed . but a Ma months
.ago, do has also removed Maj. Bolton, on the
Keokuk Packet Lino—ono of the most prominent
men it the West, because they both turned out to
be stOporters of Dagen,. 'Quite characteristic
for artfeti Cent President.
-'''' ' EDITOR'. TABLE.
t .
opszsr's communication dated "Chiction,'l but been
received, so late tbr insertion this week. It will appear
In our It. .
Tae
o Mike:ma foi July is out. M i lkielthatit
cantina tender this publication gaper -in -mil'
1 1
depir i t;
tm ' ... ' • •
Tit N Anginas Crmornsts.,+-Tolume 111. of ibis
Mork lel ; and ready, for delivery to subscribers. In
Vol. 111. Ibe found nimerous. articles inter/sting to
Lawyek4mch as Jereiny Bentham, Blarkstone,jh ough
am, Uck, Bill in Equity, Blue lowa, Ironies. Bin.
BeA
my. ' 'Farmers: Bee, ikeheoping, Bo n s littst, Broom.
rorn.z , Mechanics: Deem, Bellows , Belt, Bending
Mir
‘,_ lasting, Bleaching ; Blowpipe. Blotting Be
chin'o cl ing Point, Boring . Braes, Brick, Bridge, Bell,
Book ding,-Bed. ,To Merchants: Belgium, tengal,
Pitch knit., BID of Lading, Mil tit Bale, Bogota, Br
livl ' so, Boston, Bottentry,
.Drasti, ' Brooklyn. Tei
?JIM M en : General Des, notMMI nollhlegtopo'Ber'
nadot Admiral Blake, Blucher, 'Bolivar, Borodino,
Doetb,Bointuraund, Bonaparte, Brigade. Battalhm. Mi.
tory . Bridge. To
. Ctergymen: Bethune, BoeSber, DO
lows, Dace, lioniman, Bela, Bible, Bible Societies, Bi
llion Geography, Bishop, Brame. To Physicians :
BrownSequ.rJ, Sir C. Bill, Bergman, Bettina* Blume*.
hick Berseline, Drowns% ;natal, Brodie, Bigelow, of
Boston; Blaney, of Boston; Blind, Blood, Blood Stilts,
lions, Botany, Dile, Braise. ' . .
This _Volume also r ßirgraphies of liesumer•
chair, Thomas a` Becket, &slime% The limber Vital.
ly, JaMes Cordon Bennett, Col. Beaton, neranger, Blsh
op Birkeier, Saint Bernard, John Bigelow, Editor of
the Evening Poet, Blennerhasset, Lady Blersington,
Rev George DOSlVallillll, Chl. Tbeodorie Bland, of VI,-
glob, Louis Blase, Boccaccio, Praise's P. Blair, Bolivar.
lionsperte Family, Bonapartes of. Baltlutors,. Daniel
• Boone. Vic*Presidont Breckenridge, Rey. Robert J.
Breekaerktm, James and Brutus Brooks, Editors of
the Expires., 'Robert Browning, itlisabetiOarrett Brown.
lag. Charlotte Bondi, Etedlika Bremer, and numerous
others. -
. Among the new Coe tributon to the Second and Third 1
- Toloasetoue Mon.MtwardBverett,George Ticknor, Bet,
A. A. Gould, It D., Gawp 8. Hillard, Req.; Charles C.
11"0"11r2101., A: A. Mayes", IL- D, T.E.Brtwer. 11.,D.,'
amil Nath" I/ 40 . its !W. of Bestow ; Capt. George B.'
Blake,M. 8. Nand ßen .
Academy, Annapolis, Mel; .I.4.den
[
Cooke, Itieltunctud,lla; Dr. J. W. Palmer; Prue J. P.
Iloleoutbe, Volr.,of 'Vs , Cbarlotteville.
SW•Pabllsbed only by anbutriptiortMED
eabeeripacms remitted by B. It ANN AN,
Srte Agaist for &bugle/ OttutlY. (exeept
Wbire the 3 volatiles published, bound in Sheep or
Cloth. eau be obtained.
focal. Affairs.
syr-Vo Reeling of the Borough *Omen was bed on
Tuesday emaday last, a gammas of ihe members id bur
Ing present.,
darlfre in fit. aerir.—CM Tuesday monolog the coo.
touts a/ Wm.P. Thatcher's shay, St. Chdr; mere almost
completely destroyed by Ore.
Er Thomas of the Mount Carbon (Episcopal) Eon;
dap School, had s delightful' plonk oo Thursday Isibs
Tocam scUoinleg Mho Winter's ntaiikura.
p`Jiils Flying.--Certain sports are epidermis with
children at certain seasons or the year,:and we peados
that kitoliging is the prevailing amurenistit now. .
• 41r1Astal ifteraft,;- . -Tbomas Mien, a after tan vu
Wined mom this since at Spencer's mines, by a WI of
coal, died In Dlinerstille on Wednesday: 'He leaves In a
destitute condition, awl% and viz small ebtfdren.
writu doubtful whether a match ?Ousel; the "Vol
ted Ewen" mid .Potiseille" Cricket Maim will biom e
phew next week, as the fattier do sot seem disposed to
accept the latter's challenge. We ate not aware that
atlytliinu but good playlog Is the Inipedbuint In way of
acceptance. •
. iirOn Satardoy lasta match ins played between
eleven of the I,lllywhite, and three of the -Pottsville
Cricket Clots, on the wend 'of the latter: The Lilly.
white won by 6 ryas, and 10 wickets to spars The Ilk
Veldts furnished 13 fieldsmen Our tbeS battioi members
of the Pot mills Club. The prise was. a baU.
Oterias's thestrical oorapany Is really, very
clever. The audiences so tar. have beau Utr. Tb•
weather In - thanirly part or the present wash was an
procittoust bat as Mr. Olirine protabee new attraction.!.
we Pregame that Mittman wtl soon catchup. Err
rethink ta conducted 1 'ribs best mantser,and the per.
itenutices Just salted to the mason, give aattsteetion.
iiirDegruction by :Fire of a , Bremer.—Yesterday.
morning about 1 o'eloek.ibe breaker at Salem Colliery,
B. Tyros A Oa, near Llewellyn;traideitroyed by Are,to•
gather with the engine house. • It is not known how the
Are originated. The lore bai.linated at $lO,OOO, upon
which there b • Partial irit#linee l . This disease will
maw • suspeaskio of worktbr about two months at the
colliery, while the breaker bibs rebuilt.
trdssable
Nod sensible cokm.
wary says, that kw a man in business to advertise, Is
like tumid* a ealemnan with a thousand value sleeking
politely of his dares to .44na .of thousands of people,
perhaps at the. same tnoinso4 never offending, never
lebtrusive, never tired. ilowsluels_would such e sales•
tun ho worth? Let ereeitrifhemusi eouridei this, and
then resolve the question belt much it keel' he can afford
to spend in advertising.' , "
gene children attached to: the Methodist:Sunday
School of thle Bmvugh, participated In •• plarile,held on
thoi gniunds of the Water Company, on Thursday. .Sonts
'BOO children with their teachers were present, and
es the westker was krrely, oteourse all who participated,
enjoyed tbeateelvea immeneely. Mr; Haywood, the Se•
perintendent, has succeeded by unwearied can, In es
tablbtdog pr the School. while
aeon
ring the 10 Inca under his
chariie•
:Er The rat.
ttisement of , of Tremont,
Schuylkill eounty.. Barna as unfortunate in
biniress during tiwlste panic; but through the cone
'deuce of bli creditors in .hls honesty and business tact;
he has compromited.and started again. 'We are satisfied
that this *ill be good news to his numerous friends
wherrier be is known. The public is to.call on
him If In want of anything in his line of business, and
it will find hint. an accommodating as ever.
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itfardweang.thoge who participated in obserring the
late National Anniversary, in an appropriate meatier at
, Legompton. Kansas, we observe the name ed.*. Charles
B. Wyttkoop; komerly of this Borough. Of a speech
i
which Mr. Wy koop made ate dinner at the American
Motel. the /Fa (real Democrat says: —"ln vgference to
the effort to o r ycung Mend Wynkoop, we an truly
my, and tbat without Battery, that it toot all; by.`sur
prise, cud was unanimously conceded to be,,the best
speech pf the occasion. We congratulate him on this
very successful effort." - • ,
,Wire PMedion'Associdifinn:—A meeting ol our cit
izens to organise en Association for the protection of
property at area In the Borough; was held at the Town
flail, on To-x.4.y evening. Benjamin Haywood, Eaq,
presided, while Mr. 8711untzider acted as Eiecretary. A
committee of four from each Hard, was appointed, to
• draft a constitution and bylaws; md also report. the
names of twenty additiodil citizens of each Ward as ac ,
mei:niers. Altogether, the number of citizens that
ill set as a protective force 0. fi res, will beone hundred.
another meeting of the Asoklition *ill take place in a
fortnight:,
frif-Rmiu which was greatly needed, has fallen, ozpi.
orssly this week ..benefiting things agricultural, to a
wonderful estent. Vesterdayyi weather was however,
super' clear', andcoo!, just tbd thing for either a plonk
or a game of cricket. Our thermometrical record is as Ibl
lowi :
P. R. a it, TASORAPII Orrice.
• Jimusyleania Mil, Attsrals.}
BA. M. 2P. M. 7 P.M.
Sat., .duly 31,-41° 80° 740--tlear.
Mon., Aug. 2,-61 • 61 60 — re
Tom., 8,-62 ' 60 co _ 44
. Wed., . 4 4,-60 '• 80 70 --cloudy
Thurs., " 8,-72 . o ' 'Bl —clear.
15,=-130 86
82 "
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tiriainny positions are men plated In when they at
tempt •to entertain contending factions in proximity to
each other. For instance on Saturday idea testa tav
ern-keeper of . 15ortheist surd, this Bovin', had on his
Aria floor a caucus of the Cake party, and on the second
a delegation of the Ilendler forces; reseal we piesunie,
that they would discover the fact, anxlcrus to avoid a roll
'1100n,:and to prevent any noise that would teed to such
a result, the careful landlord entering stealthily the up
stales room, says taro roar, with uplifted fingers, "Hush,
tne Cake party Is doerneers holding a meeting." And
their , retiringnolardesely, with equal caution he seeks
the other pilaf', and saya,"‘Thist, the Standard man is
up stairs." The respective tableaux may be imagined.
While a Amer.—Every family should have& paper.
It Is worth more than it costs simply Sir educational
purpose". Parents have hardly a right to deprive their
family. of its advantage in these times. Chtldien will
learn more, as they go to and .from school, or drive the •
cows to pasture, or pick berries by the way, if their ob
servation is quietened by what they hear their parents
read or tap' of from the papers; and when they fbrm
habits of reading for themselves, such reading la both
info and useful. Reeder, tf your neighbor has no paper,
persuade him to take one. Even if be is ,poor, be mu
better afford to take one than do without• for if be takes
one, his children will be likely to be better off—to make
a good name lei themselves, and it may dolor him in his
old age. •
Kir The Ws wing of the Democracy of Schuylkill
County: met In Convention at Sett uyikill Haven on Mon
day last, and placed In nomination the folkwringticket:
Chorus: JOSEPH W. CAKE, Pottsville.
• &mats: MICHAEL 'COCHRAN, ottp•Ille.
I.Suerably: A.L.GEE, Avhimidi JNO. HORN, Jri.,
Port Clinton ; D. EISEKIIIITII, Union Tr/whip.
Sherqr: N. SEITZINOER, Tamaqkra.
amsavissioner: JACOB KLINE, Pottsiine. •
Dinwtor qf tie Thor: JOHN ?HECK, West Durum*.
Awtitor: FRANC IS WAD...NELL, Bpry Township.
With the exception of four lownstiliw, we bellive the
entire County's= refrresentod in the Conveation. ! The
ticket nominated; as a whole. is fair ; ;but some individ.
coats onitire miserable enoustione• deserving In fact,
iStrionewmaideratiOn at the hanti of voters.
The lo'nvention of Mei : Aber wins; of the Democracy,
ki T iown es the "whaordoodies." vrill be ,beld on the LTA
~instant. . •
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Military ,Mfrs.—On Monday lest, the Washing
ton Light Infatitiy, of Pinegrove, this County, a newly
organised corps. was Inspected by Captain Nagle, and
formally enrolled ,into movies. The company is eom•
Poled of some forty members, and presents an exceed-,
ingly creditable appearance. Its officers are—Captain.
George K. Reed; First Lieut., IL N. Bechtel; Semod
Lieut-, eorge Wagomeller ; Qt: Mist. Berg., JOhn Usher
plir; Surgeon, J. O. Dreher. •
Tho companies present on the Occasion' went—First
Troep of Schuylkill County Cavalry, Capt. 0. D. Win-
hoop : Washington Artillery, Capt. Junes Night; Fred
ericksburg Guards. (of Lebanon Couoty,) , Capt.
William
Ernst: and Llewellyn Wee, Capt. Ilium Chance. The
day vismormitions for a military display, but every
thing passed Or pl:alantly. To the courtesy of Mr.
Wm. Moore, a whole fulled resident Of Pluegrove, were
several of the military stilton indebted for a really ge
nial hoar. •
kirOn Stitt/relay int a match for a pair of buts and a
belf.4as played at St. Clalr,between the Idlmre' Cricket
Club of Wadeollko, and the St. Clair Cricket Club, which
resulted In favor of the latter by I run and 5 wickets to
go dowu. Auceled iathe wore:
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lid &nines. ._'' .. 51 In 0.
George Alton, b Wood 4 b Wood 6
Jno. Taylor, run oat 0 e Wood bC. ;Korai' 1
W. Davls.st. Irwin 0 rim out ' t. b 6
Walter Sylbey not out 15. eW. B. Itorr4 Wood 3
John Darla, b Irwin o'b Irwin .
_.,‘ • . 1
Daniel Ettsrards, se. Wood 0 a Wend bC. Norris 6
Jot. Stoneib Wood 0 e Gels b Irwin 7
&must (kat. b Wend 0 b Irwin s ' • 0
John Lamisr, b Irwin 7 canyon bO. Monis 6
Wm. Brows, e W.S. Mow
rts b Irwin 0 bO. Morris • 4
James TOW! b Wood I not oat - I
Ilyss 6 Byes 9
Leg byes . 1 Lei byes . - - 6
lard
It. U. Oorye b
Leaver 16
V; No Ib w Il
W.J.111 c Lea.
,ver b Sylbry 0 e Loma. b Hoye
Jahn Wood. I b w ,2_ bible wicket
spore, b Yon Taylor 0 : b Sylbey
C. Morris, b leo. Taylor 0
11.11elae, e Leaver b 811.
bey 16
Win. &atom .14; Dot out 1 b flylbey
IL U. Irwls, .0 Cook b i
Jno. Tula , ' 2 •
J. Blanch. b ino.Vaylor. '4, WOO* 'debit '
Olttlegs, Abok b 0
Joo. Taylor /
' Byes • • 12' byes
st
Yeti byre • ; ' Leg byes '
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~. . . "Itlasne.". ._ IL Clair!" ._ .'
1100 nos Dad. Duitir. N.D. Brnimale, M.D.
&malt - . 1 ' ' . Mays Parkles. Wu. Irni Dermal,. •..
lard "ling Affivre—We: learn that Teter Gerart, a
boatman from Talley gorge, was shot on Sealant'? Innen.
Mt last, the 3lst alt., at the Locks above Port Clltelm
It ippeare that Gernert left his boat, and went op tci the
Pet: tender, a person named Sterner, andasked him Why
the locks were not rowdy. and then lobed him hg the
Want. Sterner drew A Pistol and fired, the ball tahlai
etfeet to the left 'Ade of Gernert's abdomen. The phial
den pronounced the emend fatal, and rat Matto rill%
atielplin the nme tisaralaig, the ball stilt to bin. Ger
mat acknowledged Matti Intended to sista /*sr',
and thatehnotlng is generally oonaklefed jmiGGelth. -
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- liEr TA e 'Girard Cbet Idands,; , ..TlM Ckinettbs ofilibil
ml4phla Cimudla, that reatutly !lilted the °turd dual
/4"116 , th is Comity , memos* to the city hay t
pressed wi th the Idea of the mane of them 'aside, and
the greatiprott that Would accrue to the elty If they
were pin:Orly worked. She Committee spout titres days
In going Mier the laud and emseining openings Made to
shoo the Quality and quantity of Coal, all of .whkb cia•
vlisced them that If the lauds could be lamed I.lrery
large rename would low Into the City Tres my !Them
lands hate resalaal4lo Mug unlmprasd. la :roam
quince of the ;world= to Yr. Girard'sWAlL which lim
its slams to lee years, cupltallsta helmfstacrilliog to ex
pand eighty or • hundred thousand dollars spas prop
erty with ID abort a lease. pe mats to go
frame a lease that parties r lett to wart
r
the land Ilw twenty years.- • clam pros.
• boss
!silty to the Moe Illltltalb as
of laud is effected, the rase to the new 1
mines. The imeclumn of C lope ides, It
is said, Mequal to the hest put to mar ,
i
list. ,
ifirPublic School Hwy". !boots have
been so Crowded this year Bated have
bean forced to commence r for. School
Houses The present bull Merl/email,
Department are so badly Is that the
health of the children am Ing—andber
sides they are so much on. ' would re
quire
quire almost an entire renovation , at au elvers about
equal to the erection of new baildinp, and even then
they would be no better adapted for 84001 puticeen —
Tader these circumstances the Board of Direetcr have
resolved, to concentrate the Itsmale Department and
Wed* commodious School Bore, and have advertised
ter a loan of $lO,OOO, at 6 per tent.,lntsrest, reimbars
gbh! In two, three, four and five year% from, June neat—
Thallabool Board have the anthority by law to'kasesa a
sant equal to amount to the School TAU, annually, fbr
building purposes, but as this would bear burl upon
our (Riser In the present state of business try' have
decided to resort to a loan, and have spread It over a ow
•eles of years, to lore taxation, and as the School House
to be erected will be for the benefit of poru l tity slant
there is - no good resift why the whole amoonl of User
lion should fall upon the people Within a period of a
year or two. The School Board are entirely onof debt,
and have a reserved fond of about $1,.110. Ali their or
ders have been prompUy paid, and ample provision will
be made Its the payment of the latest, estaleitintudlY,
and also the principal as it fait!. Those who have
money to loan cannot make a nvesuneet where
the interest will be Sai/Mpromptly Paid. The lord are
desirous to secure the money les, early as pordble, In or
der to enter Into a contract fix the erection of pre
Soitd
lot, no tbit a portion of the wen*: can be done dried
the ereing winter. The Board ate reedy to receive
money now, or wildenter Into centrists fir the receipt
of it at any time between now and the Ist odious next,
but which must he fortheoithig without fall. As 'floor
citizens are Interested in this ;sitter, we her they will
aid the Board in the undertaklogi to the full Went Of
their abilities. Appileatioes to loan money can be made
to either the President. Sectstary,Treaintr or any of
the Ward of Directors.
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igii-From a hundred poems Pest ,`lr Rhin tbe !leek hk 1
*SUN of the 110111 W Jewrotal,,h• selects 'and pibilahts
the following am the best. It is. as will be perceived
from the pen of Mrs. Campbell, of this Beroosti. What
Willis—himself a poet—terms aced, It were iolly for cri
tics of smaller calibre to- pea judgment uPote.: So to
the poem: • • 1 ,:•-- ,
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Shell Illeutte...ar /MIST urcuteszu..
—. . d - k '
Thou exile from the ocean I
Child of the amid) g sea I
. Wherefore this ermine)! moaning?, 1
• . W hat wouldst thou' tell to met
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• "Thou curious enquirer!
The earth upon thee moiled - • -
When thy emit mute down frost tieneen
And became alittl• child. •
"Remembrest thou the voices— •
The looks—the nameless things,
That weke, to early in,
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Thy heart's uonumuereu mrings,,
"In weariness end travail.
Thou but watched thy years depart,
But memory Intoneth , • ,
Their n voicing" to thy bow*
e ear liott - my eight's;
Turn the other to thy breast!, ,
' This plaint. 1.0 soft and comellets,'
Is like memory's unrest:
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"In ly music, .
Wurmddhcart and seashell hart .
The echoes wakened long ago
Shall chime if:waver tbere.' ' .
I laid the shell atide me,
When tot a little child •: '
Hood by my knee, and wistfully
Looked I n my We, lad molted.
Then I took him to my bosom,:
r Singing—oh -bow fearfully I
For metbought sly manta slight ec*o
Throng/ibis sesrecicretty.
HT the following communication addressed to
sis, it will be perceived that Benjamin Haywood,
Esq., declines being considered a candidate fur
Congress, subject to the aellim of the confervis
of the People's Convention: While we regret Mr.
Haywood's detetmination, we -feel confident that
his reasons for declining, are sufficiently •troni
to warrant the step.he bar taken. Mr.Httywood's .
communication is as follows:
Misses. EDlTORS—Gcalleauca :—As my came
baebeen mentioned aintag others, as a. suitable
,person to represent this District in Congress, al
low me to say, that I respeetfully deeline•thaving
my name brought before the Conventioasof (ho
People's Party, to meet on the 30th prim., for rea
sons best known io myeelf.
Touts, very Reepertfully,
BENJAMIN HAYWOOD:
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Pottsville, August 2d, 1858..
THE SCOTCH WATER, PIPE&
GOVERNMENT CHEATED
In seeking to introduce here some three bun.
dred thousand dollariworth of British iron Piptes, lI
to conduct water WO the National Capital, the
Government not only pays a higher s price thin
the job would be done for here, but is cheated in
the bargain, fur the Outdid of whieh the.pipee
will be made, is notoriously inferior to our own
Iron. 0, brilliant Administration, you are gainl
leg the respect and'admiration of the People of
peunsylvanin,io an 'intense degree. i'Our work
men fairly idolise you,land will retnltt their at.
knowledgments in October next. In the mean
time we ask attention - to the follosiing ciimumni;
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cation in relation to the , quality of the Iron , to be
Used in the Pipes now being snenufaityed abroad.
Ponder these forte:—
BT. cult.
2d losing&
Wouldst thou thread the treasures
thousand Wham trio —
The golden. gleaming:a bee—
The pearl, that mermaids weep?
Or wail of loot, and losely,• •
That stormiehave gathered there—
The maiden lonly . lying,
flea-weeds tangled 'add her hale.
Now moan tby reaseleta
.mnimur ,
With lbw upon my ear,
While Fanry,shall Interpret
The melody I hear.
The /ea-shell's tiny taverna ,
Made answer oat and low,
"My murmur Is the memory . •
Of tones beard long ago.
“The soils of mother ocean. •
As Ai rocked me on ber breast..
An echo of ber
Is the voice of my unrest.
To Tug EDITORS, or THSI MINSRS' Jonattite=
Greademen :—I am 'poi connected %lath any, politi
es! party,. but barks strong feelilig on the tariff
ipmetion. and read with interest the article in your.,
last paper on the supply of foreign iron fur the
water works at the scat of this -Natioini! govern
ment; tint the theta are Mot put by you as strong
as the truth calls for. I;
' Scotch iron is well known to be rerY reeoP, and
for that reason Is 0,40m,...ntmd where tricaubject
to any considerable pressureras in triter pipet, ur
in machinery where great strength is required.—
It a -comparatiiely very low price In the
old country.:, At.present It is £2 14 psi ton of
pig, on the glysle i _the price of coke pig,iron
in
Wales being £4; t digs nee of more than six
dollars a ton. But PerinsArsittis anthracite lion
Improperly excluded, as you have shows, by "the
powers that be" . a. Washington, is so superior in
strength to even the Welsh iron that taking that
!into account, the actual preference given to Ithe
favored party, looking to quantity as•wpll as price,
Is probably not less than teiVdollan a tswil—dis-
Sriminatian against the Keystone State!
1- Respectfully yours,
PAIRPO4.
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Pottsville, August 2d.1858.
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Ens. Ilutins' Jolliest :—.e. was ill hopes that
our corrupt Administration would' be taught a
Tolson by the people; of thill district which would .
do future sdmiostrationi dome good, if not the
present.. Ny hopes howeve r ,almost fait me whin ,
I see the continued circulation of that British
advocate the Public Led4ii 4 , among our mechanics
and working people. It la the very thing that -
'has deceived them more then all others,ander its , .
pretended neutral colors, while it is most strena
oasis advocating British. end Modern A.4teriean
Democratic) myasures, which are one and the same
thing.,ln consequence of ita early news I tiara
beau its constant reader, :but havoLdiscatded it t
for several weeks withre; determination that UT
shall 'not enter my, linse es long is it calls un- •
der false colors. It ii hardly possible that therer
is a man of eomtpon sense in the 'country that
does not rte and know that it is the went of labor
the( is prebtrating everj kind of business? La
tint is the grand mover of the prosperity of every
country that is prosperous. Without l tber bow
Is moue, to be put Into; 'eireulation?Without
money bow are the working classes io buy or
consume the agricultural produce of the country?
This is an plain , that itrmetnot but be usderstood.
The feet it, and it is well ',known to a large pot.•
lion of tae ll, people, that foreign capital and for.
eign lad nes have corrupted Congress and the
Atheists don, together,. with a portion of the
press of, the country engaged in advocating Free
Trade and starvation to 'our worhlng,_
O and produ
cing a i .
ses. • E . A usca.llllo.
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"A lldeehanle", is tutting wisely. ! The sooner
the great seise discard the teaeltlnp of the Phil
. 1 .
adelphia Ledger, the soinerlhey will correct the
erroneous ideas of political economy wbieh they
glean from Its editorial colon's/a; .To us the Led
ger seems a more formidable, enemy to the inter
ests of the working.clasoce. than the most -ultra
. Free Tritie, Democratic sheet titeeountryi for
the simple reason that in its case it pliesits soph
istrj endow-the guise of neutrality, while In -tha
latter no veil, even flimsy, conceals thereat inten
tion. di v e have emir held the Influence of the
Ledger, in eonsegaeowe of its large'elreelatiow, as
most pormlicions and .tian proms, sad esthete it now
when 'Very, beakless interest of the eonntr7 is
prostrate, but a tender to promulgate the princi
ples of "Ten Cent Jimmy." • Notwithstanding
the Ledger itself feels the pressure of the Free
Trade times, in tke cutting down to
_fully ono.
half of its advertising, still It 'harps ipon its fa
vorite doctrines, regardless of the plain fact Mit
a remedy most toe applied twfore business can per.
manently recuperate. No, the Philitdelphis Led
ger is wedded to Free Trade principles; it r iossists
powerfully, to itstabliskthe system which seeks to
make the rich man richer, and the poor man
•pcoorefi and we grieve to say that mechanics and
worithigeop who are most injured by the icemen
' of their doetrtheses the Ledger promolptos, yet
support that sheet., Be wise, fellow workmen,
discard those doctrines, by following the example
of "A Mechanic." j It will be an effective way of
checking the mischievous results attendant upon
t ' e teachings of a:sheet sailing under false colors.
LWorkingmen, stoli, the Free Trade, Sham Demo
ladelphia .Ledger.
[d . ovritultlcATED.l
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Messes. Ens.:---Ifoci ask why the flog Law
tenant be enforced? My impression is, that the
itoo legged hogs who• go for associating with
hogs in the street, 'bestow:that the others- in votes,
and that is the reason why it is notenferted.
d'CITIZEN.
i 'Our correspondent is pretty severe, but it is nev
ertheless true. -Nana but a person who is hoggish
lo his propensities,• would, be in favor of annoy
ling his neighbors by permitting his hogs tc 'run
at large, when it :is Well known that hogs penned
up are kept on leis food thaw those, permitted to
rim 'at large. • 1 , ~ I •
For Sherif*
J. 02236. sObeeste
floldeet to,tbe decision pt the People's Coureothes.
For Sheriff.
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I offer uiyselt as a candidate tor SHERIFF, silliject to
the People's Conirantioo.
• Zaelocriss Royer.
Schuylkill Hayek, August 7,1655. 4=-to
The People's Independent Candidate
tor Sheriff.
CrlnfirfhAN respectfully toilette the stif
fness of his Blow eitisens this Yel ol
l .ifor the .olice
1311KRIVY. If elected be will perform the dudes of the
oMes with ability, fidelity, and integrity. [3o.ti]
To the Free aka--16—idependent Voters of
Sobuy !kill County.
.Permit me to offer myself as the Pmple's Candidate.
fir the Mate of 811EltIFF at the sett October Election.
If elected I pledge myself to perform the duties of said
office with fidelity. . bore Truly.
Minerseille, May :e,1858. CHARLES W.TAYLOIL
. +l, [CO3IIIIOtiCATZD.] .
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Mmes. Elm Permit lime through the columns of
your "Duaro Jouslia.," to preeent the Dame of CHAS.
MOSER. of Palo Alto, pa 0-suitable person for COUNTY
COMMISSIONER, not subject t; "De
w rater," but
to the rules of the PEOPLE. • WESTEEN END.
• I COXXIMICATEO.I
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Ul3lllli. ltorroaa:—Through year columns we would
'guest the name of CUADIES. 510SER..of Palo Alto,
as a candidate for the °Mee of COUNTY CA)3IMISSION ,
'ER; aubjeeCto the action of the People's Convention. If
noudneted be would poll a heavy Tot
ntiree. he Is well and
favorably known throughout the e t
County. We
'hope the People's Contention will consider this' scuttles.
lion favorably. BARRY TOWNSHIP.
Ad t 7,.0832-• •
Icioxigutneinn.]
1161151113. EPTTOlLD:—lrtaough your columns we would
urge the- name of HENRY R. STAUFFER. Esq.. as a
enitable candidate for the °Mee of COUNTY COMMIS
SIONER. flailing as he does„ifrom Union township,
%.,
Unit never before furnished aCo mlssiolier, it would be
a gratifying thing' to the people this end of dialect' n
ty, if 31r. Stauffer should be seise t Mr, Stautfer i ibsing
a Tariff and Anti-Lecompton man. will be subi t tct to
the action of the People's Convention.
' Rusin AND MA II AklY.
12-11-3 q.,
July 21,1858
Shertfalty.
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We beg leave to announce DANIEL KOCH. Esq.. of
Aubn rn, as a candidate for the office of NIiERIFF, and
take pleasure In recommending him as fully competent
to All said ogle° If elected. Ile being rated in this
county. and we have known him for a long period, da
ting which time *a have always found him in the fote
most rinks of these who fought for the 'country's inter
ests, and the Workingmen's welfare. It the People's
Convention will place him on the Ticket, we have every
Moth° to bathers that be will meet with a hearty sup
port from the voters throughout the county. st the ap
proaching election. BLYTHE AND CIIIIYLKILL.
August I, 'OB =ft
To the Vree and
_lndependent Voters 01
neltaylkililbountk.
MUM AIM PILLOW CITI1120:—IlavIng been uk‘d a
slumber of times whether I expected a nom:natiertrHoir
SHERIFF,' have on tom if any Parry, Crab, ortAs
seekilive, am proper ono nate me, I will be very Mach
obliged, bat still beg to stick to the Prarforwe I
base adopted, without adding anotber'Plemk or taking
one therefrom: and notwithstandlik there are perilous
perambulating Ihe County, reporting the I will not be
a Candidate at the coming election, twill just sar that
d
having unfurle my banner and fl it to the brow
and inveribedl thereon Protection to u I
American Labor,
am determined not to strike my colors until so ordered
by my Yellow Citizens at the election; and hereby call
.upon all Business Men, Farmare, Ilsonfartorere. gloms
and Lahore's, 'and the rest of menkind,' to support me.
' Ilinersvllle,Junes, '6lB 25.3t1 ' JOSEPH BOWEN.
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To She Val , rs of Sc.hwylkin Ctriscra
—I respeit . fully offer myself to your consideration and
solicit your suffrages, as an 'independent candidate for
SHOUP?, at the neat October election. Previous to the
,recent'unfartanate difficulties which divided, and still
'eontinne to distract the .political party with which I
have'alway acted, was a candidate ftsr the nomination.
ot the Pemoeratic Convention. and was willing to abide
by their decision. Up to this Uwe I had hoped that a
reennelltation might be effected. and harmony again pre,
vall in the ranks of my political frienits; The prospect
of sulfa result is now too 'emote, and the thus for ac
lion too abort, to warrant me in submitting my name to
a divided party for tornination. The people demand a
faithful officer for ITheriff, and political difficulties ought
not_to be permitted to Interfere with their freedom of
• ebdee. lam therelbre, a candldate: without regard to
the nomination of any convention, and if elected, will
endeavor to perform the duties of the ogles so as to utJ,
tidy the public and Abe malty kind tripods who have ad.
TWA and urged me to this course.. - •
WASIIINGTOit
Pottsville, '22, 1861.. Del •
•
'TM IVICONVINIKNoi Or
' wrig
gliiga and strugglinv, and heart burning. are
every day acted and endured to stand well with
tbd world—that is, to stand without a hole in our
bat, or a damning rent in our small clothes. The
modern man is wonderfully spiritualised by this
' philosophy ; so much so that if he can swam to
himself a display of the collar, he is almost
wholly unconscious of the absence of the shirt.-
-The man of fell merit however, wilt desire to ar
ray himself completely in , a snit of becoming
clothes from the fashionable emporium of Om.
villa Stokeso No. 607 Chestnut street, Philadel:
Dr. Wistaria Bassi :of Wild Cherry.
Where the above preparation is known, it is so
well established. as an infalible Rsimedy for the
care of coughs, Cold', Sorti Throat, Rooreemers,
Bronchitis. Spitting of Blood, Pain fa the Breast,
Creep, Whooping Cough, and every form of Pol.
monary Complaint, that it were a Work of super
erogation,to speak of its merits.
Discovered by a well known physician more than
twenty, years since, it has by the wonderful cures
aims elected, beet' constantly appreciating in
public favor, until its use end its reputation are
alike universal; and it is now known and cherished
by ell (and their "noose is legion") who have been
_ sectored twhealth by its use as the GMAT Rena.
DT for all the diseases which it professes to care.
Sir James Clark; physician to Queen Victoria,
has given it as hit opinion that.
13CeusituiptyDs can be Cured!
' The t - whole history of this Medicine fully eon..
fortis the opinion- of thar eminent man. Thou:
sands can testify, and . have 'Citified, that when
-all other remedies bad failed, this has completely
eared ; thit when ate sufferer had well nigh des.
paired, this, has afforded Immediate „relief; that
'when the physician had pronounced the disease
Ineurable, thii has removed it entirely.
The virtues of this Basun are alike applica
ble to cure a slight Cold ore Cos/firmed Consamp
tiou,,and its powers es a tab, cereals, speedy,
pleasant and effeetiall rewedy cannot be equalled.
•Or CAUTION . Purchase nose witless it has the
WRITTEN signature of Burrs" on the wrapper,
as well as the printed name of the proprietors. ,
• S. W. FOWLS .1 CO., Proprietor*.
Beaten.
Par sale by their agents everywhere.
Attars :—.Johis G. Brown, J.C. Hughes; end
Henry . Saylor, Pottsville; C . L. Hunt:it:Ter,
Schuylkill Haven ; IL W. Prevost, Minersville ;
E J. Fry aid McGuigan it Bowler, Tamaqua; H.
Stassler, Pin Carbon ; Paul Barr, Pinegrove ;
0. Reagoni Son,
Tuscarora; eries Marsh,
New Philadelphia; Jonas Roblnhold, Port Clin.
ton; R. Irvin, St. Clair •B. Phillips, New
• Castle; John Williams, Mid dleport.
Jolt' 81, 1858. . 31.eowly
. .
sip;Hollowaygs Qfttaseat avid P 11112.......
Farnidted with theeilwri - joutparmaire remedies, the
bead of , a household feels that he can command and an
ted any external or Internal dkwaee by which hla family
may be assailed. - Bat bewatel WA dere been counter ,
fctit:d. Conceive the agony of disappointment which
muatigalow tbi discovery of the Imposition. Pysprpola
_or fatrerelia, perhaps, Is reeking' the - tame of wife or
:chlki.and nothing at hand but petulant§ counterfdta
of Holloway's miffing preparatkras. Guard against:
inch contingencies by ascertaining that the wordy,l
"Holloway, hew York and London," are visible In trawl
parent Wets on et • leaf of the toots of directions;
accompanying aimed - net.
ArlSoileas Mustang Llalisatit:—Frobi
deb and poor, bond and free; all,nohProe grades and eon
dltlons of life, or bear the lamaineed otpralas awarded
this wonderful article. Bores are boded, paha relieved,
Wes pod, vahudde animals made useful; and untold
Ilia aasuasid bpdhls groat medicine whirb are anrpria;
lag to the Oddment of mash Wbat faxellydoes not ro
velar a standard Ltalaentl Who aver heard of tho
=me Arta profaned by any other artlefol. For Cpfi,
lindassapralas, illannisattaa,SwellingsAtratna4 Horse
Re, It has no equal. Beware of iodations. Ma men
Ind Mustang Idalautat Is. sold by all rasportalie Drug
gists and Llvls7 moo In roam lbws, parish and hamlet
thin:onto:rot North 4;SolOtiretkiti SUMP , and'
the Wands of the u: to at once. BOWAN of
afiiotherpelraaneiLlohleitti lig Is • bsselailtatioa.
BARNliii:JaAßK,Prwletrqs ,
Dies Port.
• - -
.Wl7Hoke sae ea Illatwiaate el Vegetable,
riargediwe Irt Us...J oriLle‘r Oompislat, Albedo:li
id the Leap, Palpitation the tn. Hart Coll, Jumada,
l ing mewls, the dermreasted Pin of Dr.Olickener, is an
labilible remedy. Thousands of eirtifiratee of the wow:
dergal eons In the above cos i plai a ts, throne: Ito spit.
elir Mae if Pills, inay hi area atlib. Clickenar's Mitre.
The Pill Is encrusted with maw; so that thi ingredients
are not apparent to thhejastil. to stiltedly Is. It coup
pounded, that the pa iIS ant indOeted to Ole
ti ne
grillage whichfollob, the used almost all onion;
medicines Indeed, but for the thorough purging proil
deiced by the Pill, the Plitteet Would be Ignorant of Ili, '
invaluable atellelnal pi:mirth:al In all cases when. del
desired effect Is not produced, It the Pills be taken ac
cording to the printed Wrath" the mousy dill be rel
turned. . ,
is and Storeki
The Pills may be had of 0 Lruggisep
ms, In every tillage and Wen In the United - States.j•
gout O. Store Is Ageld lorthis llama. PlidtJ
SirTbe 0111114 itagilali Iltemseelp.......Slll
'Amos pm/mars PYLURATIID YYJIAL/VPILLS...;-
Prepared from a prawriptkie At Sir .1. Cuaas, IL 1t,,,
Physician tatesordinary to i tie Queen. \ • I
Phis Invaluable medialeeh +trailing In thee:weer atl
there palatal and danseroli diseases toWhieh thermals
coulltutioa is subject. It Moderates all exams, and re
mora all ohatinediellor and' eittedy cure may be relied
4 i '
Sheriff&lty.
on.
• To Married Lodi4tis 0 is, peculiarly rotted. It
wil, In a short time, bring . on th e e Monthly period with
regularity.
.. , , , .
Each bottle, Flee One Dollar, been the Government
Stamp of Griot Britain, torPreirent counterfeits.
AfirT.bese Jilts Auld Ur br takes by females awing
the FIRST TABBE AlOiflllS of Pregsateey, as they
ere rue go bring an Jitratreitme, bed - at any other tins
they are WS. .. ! I • "
In an eases of Nervosa sad !Mina Affections, Pain in
the Dot and Limbs, rathine on slight exertion, Myna.
Um of the limit, HYsteries, ;lid Whites, these Pills will
street • curs when Of 0614 banns hate titled. and al
though • puritan' rernedi; del sot contain Iron, etiomel,
antimony, or anythlrig hortfal to the. roustitution.
Full directions in thepiopittet imitind each psalms,
whleh should lie airetallimherred ,
Li
Bole Agent for the Duitbd itsies and Caniditi -
JOB 164123, ( I.C. Baldwin A 130..) .
.Rotbester, It. Y.
N. IL—sl and 6 postage s t
mpe enclosed to any an.
tborlsed Agent, will )Inenti mottle, eontalnlng over DO
pills, bY . return mal l '
Tor sale in PottavlDe, by 11)&'NitIr SAYLOR; In Tama
qua, by E. J. TRY ; and by all Druggist' throughout the
United States and Clatutdkir. 1 ' triune 1 9 ,'' 58 21 6 I
iiirlfartsat CJiaokierlils;—in the prep:stela a
the material, and tit+ man stare' of thew crackers, the+
uaturel and healthfid *petticoat thimbles. rota aid
to their greatest pOtistni strength. 'The maul is,
that these Farina Ctschets 'utak' in the same vie ht
double the,nostrlohMent ‘ tif testi as Kb usually ha
NO other p111:Ki0Cii011 flex Mai has erer been dime,-
eyed which his *slid Eivaltrabie'ss an article of
Of is so suitable pi , erati ,- , hit the stomeelei heal thfttr dl e-!
qalrementi., The r uthralgas' well as those , in thtime. l
ridian of lips, and eireiSioslipeopli and. oung children,
find them Pleasant iole#. 1
They do not necessarity,. . uiremasticating ills of
et food, but merelj breSki g mid moistening in tb
month gradually , Or Balla iin =water Or milk, b 11
means separating lot° ten r daires,in which stit tb
stomach may recei v e tli6n . . !
Those flakes era:, corn of particles at Fad ~ I,
i
which theilife supporting p Inciple of the grain remain
not deadened or injured , as in flour, piton close grind
log, but nitaininz its mtat the propertiesspneafeer
to digestion, and the energ log forte with whirl ti . ir
parts to the body is hesithiel growth, or. renewed "el;
ti ka
and strength. ' i
These !('urine tOreekers
. ;e , an a :airee . ' e tn . e..
.kindly upon the stomach. ltiotb a artile t,
dyspeptlcas well es sedan ry and dell to , rson . gen.
Orally, and they are peull rly pleasant t j ltildrein.
All that. who Mande to menre eie trainable
crackers4honid understad that there re no ge nine
Farina 6ackers made but . by Mr. Wlpg l 'Ail the are
• ,
stamped with the name (TOR.) 4llow o person, per
suade you t; buy any 4rackerro but t Wing's.
This ea!tition has becOme necessary, iri conseque co of
an attempt by deSigninr, iersong to sell the o Inary
kind of truckers", tind4i the hies, or .by convey! F the,
impresston that they iqe like Wines Farina. finch at
tempts.st deception shbul be understood by all.
The genuinearefer sate o I:v by R. , D.'SCIIOENFIII •
. Centre street. c!pprysite the American ;tout
;
Or, V.reeglan street, near Rail 1
Pottsillle,Juljt 17,' 5 8 i -
, TILE G , OF;ATEST
liffoci.Toeil. i laiimaiowr - e , : ,
OF
THE AGE. -
lir n. KENNEDY of Tir . oxbury has dlscovL
All. one of our Coutnion pasture weeds a reuse y
i I
cures •
EVERY KIND OF HUMO ;.
' I '
,
, 71/0111 ' --
The Wont Benfula down to a Common Pimple.
He has tried ik in over bluer' bands" cases.an l neveri
failed except In two eitsell, bi4b thunder humor. He has"
now in his possession oser one hundred melte ter
its value, all within tweity Mlle! of Boston.
" Two bottles ire trarrlinted to emu a nnrsi /
CDOUth. , i ' I
One to three bottle" will care tbe worst 'kind of ;
plea on the fuel . i 1 , ,• . •- .
. Two or three bottles W i lli clear the "yam of Iles
Twolottles ate wairanted to cure the worst nit
the stomach. I 1 , • - .
.
Three or limo bottles are warranted ,to curej t er w
kind of Erysipelas. : ' . •
One, or two bOttleS ant warranted to curs an iltime
thenyes. ' I i 1 •
.. • ,
so t
Two bottles sire warranted to mire running of the
and blotches ainonit l th hili: .' •
Ilfonr to six Mottles Me warranted to cure: eo pi
running ulcer". 1
.One bottle 1911 enly Muly Memnon' of the sk n.
Two or three bottles re warranted to cure be worst
kind of ringwiwm:l, .•- • i • . • •
Two or threci bottles are warranted to cure s most
desperate Muriel rilentnalinn..,
I Three to tonthottles ire warranted to cur e t rheum.
I ,__
Tire to eight bot t les will cure the worst
I: I 04 of scrof
1. .
nla. i , . . "ii
One to Medi bottles are warranted to our& e worst
I
em I
eof Dyspetia. ;I k now (toil, the eiperien of tl'
Mods that It as litroU canoed. by a mutt". di the '
mach. .
1. - ; 14 ' • I l I •.'
- I 1
; ,
One to two +this. ii r wa rra nted l o si c kcur. u
ache. I I 7,1 "
. ,
One to two bottl es ate warranted +zygote acm
stator the +weli. i .
One to twolottlea /ill 'regattas ill damn cc
the tidneysj !
' ' .
t
Footto si bottles 11,as eared the worst case of do
Oise to thr+s bottles bas cured the worst ell of i
a rellef-Is ahrSys expoirienred; wfiat . mercy to gi
llef In such lip. eleFruilatlng disease! \ t ..,
No change of (t)et l ever peeeisary-'-es tile best
can get . and On o ukh tlt.. ' •. 1 I
DiroctionSfor fiserAdults, one tablespoonful pe
day; Children OXer trk yeare,desseetspoonfa,; Children /
from flee to eigheyeers, teaspoonful. As no directions
'can be applliablita 111 colstltntkum, take sufficient to
operate on the +web , twice a day.. .
I • • I,' 143t7SCIrCitip IT
D0p1.44 KENNEDY, =
.
• .Ard.! 120 lrarren Street, Roxbury, Mite
11 1 Priee . sl. ..
13• Tor sale by druggliti throughout the United ft
January
~M,'"ll
• II :.7' - 1 -
LADIES ,' - .. 1
• ‘I 3 e - 's ss ~., •
DreisMinuning, ~ - 4. - - - •,,v,,... 4 .
' ' i
' - /4 Pre
Furnishing. - . - /
_ ~,,, .._
_...,.„, ; ,
0
! i "Rif 40+ • k. '
thtiely f01v,... — . 7 • 4 2:• . 1r.. , : - ;Thi l t ,P
CentY. , I " •: -.4 At rb f. ‘ , ' rt"-y — eTia 4
re. Stireot ' -..,. .....-",..-
, j ! I 1-,•,,,..- ' ,, ..-, , , - 7! 91 , grao ,
AdJohidng the i. ---,-.. 4 4r i u: • v . r
porranas itorak -- ---, ". ."'-'' ,'':
p . i .1
Constantly oa.hs ad, a large and complie assortment
of LAD,Itr rdtl.9ll TRIKSIENGS, of t n latest and
most kohianat, s etyles, 11051 KAY, acovss and VUE
NISUING; 000 of all kinds Umbrellas , had Parasols,
In greet varlet . handsome Embroideries and Laces. La
dies' Cep. Traveling and . Taney- Baskets. *Alt WU MEAT
from limbed daaufsetorles.
It Is the; intention to keep in the "UCe Illlare” a
fall asmortmeng Or, the above named good., the quailty
of which viii be ensurpasied. They will be sold lord.
rlably at a small advance As CASSII. . • I •
SYS-Articles not'on hand procured to order at short,
notice.
`•,04311ve Thal lanes IllireV a efalliimi examine the'
Goods. .1 i i[August T, 'tS =At I
. ..
IttOgi4.4ll:)pte • lligtiice.
‘Vmmir." alsallharee bearing In our It. •
WATICIMI, a preacher *tthe Methodist.
Episcopal Ohirchi died In Baltimore list ; bet.
Bar. raor. IPsrimums, or the Mreeleism Female Col- ,
lase, Wilmlniton. Del i , will pro*, atlbe Methodist
Eptempet Cbdieti, pecood ;street; above arket, tomor
row (SuOilSi snocolog. at 10 o'clock. i
, , •
1 • 1I ' 4
, 1 reOvrireiticsrsol
i . .. •
• spbsestewer ,, Astilial
Media. Elis.."-;;Tonr WIN pf hut woellfeontains anon).
ereonnitonicit inn fean"Observer," in with ha thous
lowly drops Pis loam end ' gives as a I t at the -et a
Oast" . , ito it is:oat at last. "Observe n Tar or out to be
"%leder." and rVindes" the Bar . for himself.—
Welt,. "intetligetes sometimes ban a n : l finbappy effect."
is 0
Nor is thl, Sir In his article he no only lets down
Lis visor, brit sesame. the most sr ist pretentious.
As kings asferti supremacy... Dot anti "so -Episcopal
ministers hold lthrir high Mee, and "seize by the
pa
rrail
grace Of God: If . this Is his Idea of- the ministry of the
jliptalpel thumb. then they are not in he waxersara o
theoretic:or TRW and Met were t i apostles, for
Pawl proclaims himself and all the e ministers_ of
Mist to be the "servanta" of the 'for Jesus'
rats." twat Patti' denied they erre ' twee Oars
heritage." Feat "mod Cyr.; 4th chapter, 6 h verse: Ist ro
tary lit it cbsytt4.3.l versa , "Obserrer,r alias "triodes."
Is welcome to t t i sitherredit be may ob ain from kin po
sition. lint assumed position 0 a ministry. and
the oselasitea of the Protadant pistoled Church,
and not the metre "statements" made I hie "Ann cow
munleitiosi," l what demur& "fart explanation,"
and ir be wishes to enlighten "the! sec to which 1 be
long," on th e wish
he will int • position in my
*bleb he usy not have min' t ugh "Ulll oteerv-
Ing.* attentimtio which will give' hi a line opport nal.
ty cc display Instils Clients, both rts a divine end huts
lied" Thu 4 one point lathe tast a icle of "Observer,"
wpuntied Ise permitted to put wl ut a Make.—
I Inds to, this invidious else at " thief of people."
vey whore tit says I "nip," In !co rest with "those
with whoa Ise he. tbsi borax to be ' tweed." Verily.
tbereoolnebt of this sedreosseettis tu tablis. The wetter
if wildently 'fretted with astuoertstie pride, err salads&
Una dropsy. and it mobil be doltig good service to the
nubile to And acme needle of reproof to priek hbo „with
and allow Nisi to watimen I nomad bave you know, Mr.
r.
tbst Amon Abe Asteroid sambera of Me
ilidkodial Epialtolptlatitth, hij this vkinity, may be
1111E1
Land both men and wows batter read to Theology and
llfatovy (to say nothing of other (hinge.) than yourself,
and =say the least of It. you certainly departed from
all the wooddles er a gentleman. in the remark. I ran
scarcely bust myself to write what I think of fo , h 'a
contemptlble albekne to -.IA. dim of r” , ple," who form
the M.E. Church in tbisphoce. when it io.welt known
throughout Oh community that .-Observer," haw made
:torepeated efforts to pronely te this very -class of people"
a l o'harck, which eondnet In lb. estimation of all
men erj inrodligenee and refinement, Is far beneath the
4.400111 y of amp- Ohrtstian. minister. Yon ought to be
ashamed of yourself der_stach arrogance and Insult. I
have charity to belleie that your own people are
ashamed of you tor It. Well, it =obi bare been =-
reefed from "Ober-Ter" if we may judge from hes termer
i articles, for they evidently show -talents of this kind;
. "Observer' closes his article by an extract from the ad
dee= of Metro, Smith of Kentacity;respert log the anion
of the M. Z. March - and the P. E. Church. I have not
.space to reply tulle to this, but refire to an editorial of
19th. In the Christian Ade:ware and JoerreaL pub.
'lobed In New York. by the M. E. Church. In which this,
very extract is handled In a Christian. • nd candid spirit.
Dr. St thefts shows (hat under a tone of liberal
feeling these remarks mean only prejudice and *elfish
nets. Trmew is not Met h o dis t for the oilstone* of
two inch bodies as th and Proteotant Kph
- =pal Churches in any fart of this country, =maw*
Bishop Smith would have the mere Important body an
n Utast= to make way for the smaller one. Dr. S. shows.
by • compatinuo of etietrmehurehes, that In every re
„eel M e thodism takes the precedence, not only= memo
hers and sidieleney, bat It'does so even .chronokorleally.
Both churches were originally parts of th e English Na.
Bowl Church in the Autotimer et:denies. ,Tbe revoke.
lion, left them unorganised. Both tried to obtain from
'England satyrs of reorganisation all a anhoeltue*
for the dean Anglo Alatflefttl change. ”" Methodism
obtained it sad with an Episcopal 531113 of dimwit s
govecoment— "Why then, in the name of common
muse, should it be
.called Wren to give w
ays to a more
ra t dersxminationtaving the same giuretgeand t
same &send features, tout a subeistoeut birth, and less
offeetiveneasr As to the =mark that Wesley never de
signed that his =dirties should seperatetrons the Church
of England, It is one of those stale IrrelavantsoPhlans so
often repoeted, which a moment's consideration will rm.
error: Whatever Mc. Wesley may hire designed brh b
societies in England, it bad no reference rilikflenerican
Methodism. since he termed the plan of tee umlaut lon
himself. -New thew things turbo new to "Observer."
atias"V Index;'--the Rev. Rector' himself—and we sd
• Ise Lim to get a copy of the paper referred to, that be
may sin them at greater length, as well as some other
things, of which we suppose him to be equally Ignorant;
and atter he has read the editorial referred to, we lidvioe
ll
him to procure Ai copy of the last censer
where he wi
End, that as it respects droriamber of minister*, mem
bers, churches. Institutions of learning, and aggregate
wealth, the P. E. Chateh is a eery irsolgollicant sect
""a e e d to the M. K. Chord". and. crew many other
Christian denominations, and if Ike wishes a little more
"ravarince s rif a similar character, I would again call his
attention teeny pro; edition. • ALPHA.
.Yelbreiat., Awing 2d, MIL •' '
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Buy. Da. VINTOS, of Boston, thecompetttor of Shhop
Bowman at the remit election. has accopted,a eall to the
Church of the Holy Trinity, Philadelphia.
ff. fiIiLOCO, who was sometime ago, suspected
of condriet unhecoMing . the clerical character and who
abandoned both his reonsregatkra and profeselon. bas we
• observe, received aeon from Wattmeter congregation of
the Trefeamot TeMple Baptist Chard', Boston, and has
accepted the nun« •
Tni New Orleans Herliegies =IS that Beer luta bee=
within • lbw months quite a =impede in 'the Oer
man Methodist chnir. of New Orleans and vicinity
towards Swedenbnrgianlian. One of the. most popular of
the 'German preacbers„Rwr. J. M. Hofer:has gone over
to the faith of tbe great Swedleh phllosopher,rind taken
with him not a few of his brethren and friend p, a nd now
bolds Seth to thermat
. privxte boas= on the Sabbath
,
COltartaltiON oF Ray. Da. Bowitis To sus Cum or
ASSUITAIT BiaßOre—This Interesting ceremony will tike
place In Christ Church, Philadelphia, en Wednesday,
place
isfst. It Is understood that Bishop Kemper, of
WisMusin, will" preside. assisted by Bishop Potter. or
New. York, Bishop Lee, of Delaware, and assistant Bishop
Williams, of Connecticut, with probably anothOs Bishop
not yet nominated. ',The canons of the church require I
but three to be present, but it is usual to nominate and
invite flee. to ease any of them should be unexpectedly
r. Lre g v u ented ia r ns tt e n o n t n t 1,4
with
I :t . n t s ,
i k .1 1 . 7g of
urc t li l t Interest-
/
thefi r r m at in G e e a n m era u l .
h- IsCoi"gnsunilutilioeintflathYeLli:tpiscowapas herel
atChutrehh.
met
to
le ignition In 17E3. Some seventy years ago the end dim
ds, .eetan convention assembled within its walls. The first
7e l ordination in Pennsylvania was' held by Bishop White,
in Ciaist Church, May. VI. At (hustler of this church
'Bishop White (the first Bishop of this diorese,) labored
a n nd pr s a uc u ceasf med for m u ore co r ai a d n era ha ti lLa i c , e t n op tu t ry h:
uthilyat the
fa rb li e t' kuueti ni
er withibe fact that Bishops Onderdonk and Potter.
sand a goodly number of other Bishops, have received
i couteeration - within Its ancient walls. induced Bishop
~.. Potter to sopost to the Ecelettattical Authorities having
the matter In charge. the great propriety of heretic's.
P r Chrixt Church with the coining enntecratioa services.
I
The following named Prelatei have received :centres — al
set lion at Christ Church:.
fortßight Itev...ltobert Satin!, South Carolina, Sept. 13,
1795.
Light Kee.
4,1, ii•
Edward BUS, MaJlAChtl!tettl4 SOpt..lo, 1803.
Theodore Rehon, S. Carolina, Oct. 15, IE2.
Nathaniel Bowen. " Oct. 8, ISIS.
Henry U. Onderdonk, Penna., Oct. 25, 1813.
James ll.Otey, TennessPe. Jan. 14. 1834:
Carlton Chase. N. liampahlre, Oct. 20. 1844.
Nicholas 11. Cobba. Alabama Oct. 20. 1844.
• Cicero 8. Hawks, -Oct. 20, 1844.
" Alonzo Potter. Penna.. Ocilt• 23, 1815.
Right Rey. illiam White. rat bishop of the
Episcopal Church In Pennsylvania, was . consecrated in
England. September 14, 17Sei.
• •Aftwr the cooper:lokm It le the Intention or Rev. Dr.
Bowman to •isit Pottisllie to. bold so ordination. and
administer confirmation. The period of the visit hem
will be early in teptember.
I .
• . NOTICES..
OirIIETIIODIST LPISCOPAL C111:111C11. Iteeond
Street, Pottsville Be'. 11. IL Gi i tiv e it i dgtor. DI
. Tinesertieeovery . SAbbath at 10 A ;I; P.M.
,• ..
/WRNS Wall !XVI ERA'S ctunca.MarketSquare
Pottstille,Rev. W 11. Lucazaa t Cli . Pastor. Divine-ter
vice in thlsChulfi reguTarly ev.ry floaday ; Morning.
at 10% •Velork; veiling, at 7',o'eloek. Weekly Prayer
Meeting,Thiaraday evealpg. at 7 o'clock.
ilfr THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN cnuncit will
! worship regularly at, the Anodes Reformed Church at
Building. Market street--Rev. SAMUEL COLT, Pastor.-
1
Sabbath morning. at 10% o'clock; evening". at 8 o'-
clock, WeeklyLecture.Wediteariayerenings,at 8 o'clock.
ifirTRIN ITT enuncic SERVICEI-A vast. 1848 :-
Bth-Tenth Sunday after Trinity-Numbers skill, Acta
zwrili-N umbers :xis, JUDOS 11..
•15th-;-Eleventh Sunday after Trinity-Dent Iv, klatt.
2.'d- "I T il- we D. Itt a h L 8 T u . n j d a a m y after
Dent.
vi, Mali. xi.-
- Dent. vll. James Ir.
,_ 2.lth-St. Bartholomew -7%_A. II- and 3 o'clock, P. M.
'''
' "ffellecth-Thirteenth SntibMaS:uknlaiitcarlDier.z;TAllrsiniliitnjy:—:Del:
Rute.etorvi.ll,
dm- ' Matt. akin-Dent. ia, James v. • ' .
MARRIED.
MITH—On the 3d last = by the Rev
TIIIRST-41110081
Joseph MeCool, EDWARD EURST to SIALTNA Sabosarta, all
of Polleyllls.
I CIiILTON—WILLItMB-'-On tbe 12th day of June,
by the Hoy. William Yeo, - in St. Clair,Joarro CIULTO,II.
from' aillforoia, to Bozos WILLIAMS, of Si 4leir. •
WILLIAM,
• DIED.
ad SAVAGE--At Wiconieen, Dauphin county. Pa, on
Monday, July 2d,18:,8, J.utts STAG; aged 69 years.
DitEMIELBJESIOn the 4th Inst. at Rio:gold. In this
eou fay,. ANNA Dasutuurs, wife of Oso. Griebeibles, B,nd
daughter of the late George Heisler, Yegr.ittged 49 yews.
lllNZ—Snddenly, 6n the ZSth ult.. Cum*. BLIMIA
thBs. daughter of Moat* and Slim Hine, of New Phila
delphia, Schuylkill county, Pa, aged 19 months and 5
days.
She heard His voles who said, "Sutter the little ones
to tome note me," and In the morning of life went
4tOme.lisping. Mainina." •
on
DISSOLUTIONS:
i .
•
, ISSOLUTION.—The Coliartner
'
r
,p ttpktieretrorellstlegFenfter the Inn r ROW
1 n .in St. Cl.;lr, " 4 b b e ny l i c lNl enunt red a nd
y, is P al v a b ill n y, July
!. 2151 b, 1858, issolsed by mutual -consent. The buslewut
of the firm wilt be settled by S. Hitter, who will cantle
', ne it hereafter an his own account.
JOHN ROWDOrfAM,
' • • - 8. MATEER.
St. Clair, Julr 31,'58
- The—'rhe partnershpi
beretotbre existing between sohloglon I. Heisler
an Jlr
John 11. Haiti. trading under the name and firm of
KURTZ A HEISLER, Wire Screen lianufactorers. In the
borough of Illoermllle, Schuylkill county. Pa., was this,
first day of July, ISM, disielved by mutual consent.—
Thaw haring-claims easiest the late Ann will please pre
sent them to either of the firm tbr settlement. and those
who are l O debled tp them will please mete Immediate
payment.
Mr. JOHN lI . ..KURTZ would take this opportunity of
returning his thanks to those who favored I helate firm
with their. work, and would moat respectfully solicit
their patronage in the future ills object Is to please
WASHINGTON L. AMU aII. R,
' • . • Jona IL KURTZ.
. ' !Haematite, July 1, niS •• ' 27-at
•
A- REWARD of ONE DOLLAR will
. Told fo the delivery of an India . Rubber DOOR
MAT. taken from the Daherrthet's door a short time Ago.
The sloe le 31 by 17Inehhe, and le a new artlele. porton,
:ted on thinpper side. DANNAN.
Pottsiille, August 7, IS
Q'rit2LY COW.—C ame to the
1.3 realities of the subscriber, rOuldluir lu "••-•'
North Kaabalm. Schuylkill county. on the Inst.. a
mall Mark and White COW, with elevated horns. The
owner larequeated to come forwant pay chancre and
take her away,etbervelse the will be old aecordlest to
Iaw.JAMES DOWNEY.
•
.-Aligust 7,117 • - 324 t.
. .
„ .
•
T OST—By the subscriber, between
_LA Wed limpets Valley, Febnelklll Maven and
Hines, Coal Cantle, A GOLD MASONIC MARK.
wltb the subeeriber'a name on.. The ender will he told
Its weight in gold on leaving It at S. J. Payne's Place.
Weatagran'eb Valley, or addressing the subscriber.
GM:1110E PA rig,
23 Walnut street, Pldladriptda.
814 l•
July 31, 'IA
STRAY VOW.-Corile to the
Ll premises of the eltheesibar, residing at - Mg
•Ihn, on 'Broad Ilohatalts, near Silver Cn.lt., w• M 734
of July last, a COW. rod and white epntled. Ills three
letters on the Bell. (L. K. IL) Has a ealr—enppoaed to
hive calved prerehios to aping astray. The owner le re
quested to crane ,lbeurard, prove propel +. tuT charges
and take hetaway. iTM. BILKS. •
July 31..141 - 3l-I.te
- •
WANTED-Tbred Male and Four .
Female TRACHEAS. for a term of Smooth sfroto
the lit of September. at the rort Arbon School District.
Werke of Male Teachers, Sl5 Oka S4A—of reetal•Tereh
ere. Si 50 and $25. Appllestioes may be made to - the
Podurtsty melons to August .18th, wheo the appoint
mate be made. order of the Hoard.
GEO. BECK, Secretary.
n4l.
Port C;rbon, /Inuit 7,18
•
A ..-LOAN.—The•Potte
sll(lakoQtr villa &boot District eolicita a
Loan. "build ng purposes.) in one or paversl some,
amountin to TEN.I'IIOUSA,ND DoLuats, I arable In
total Inst a lments of r..,600 each, la' two. three. four and
eve years, with sembanctua) 6 per cent. Interest. Bonds
with coupons attached to be lamed for BUMS to putt the
parties—riot less then Md. each. The School Board are
-atttrly out of debt—have paid ell their orders prompt.
ly-‘and prorialoos will be made for paying the Interest
punctually, god also the principal as it Bala doe. Those
who have money to loan cannot. make a Barr leirest
ment, and where the interest and money will - be more
ProStifitli
By order of the Board,
C:tatea, &rectory.
August 1',16$
IXTANTED—A.Situation in a Flour
T Commlarklo Woos, or Freight Depot of a hall.
road. nave bail experience to both
. Referenee as to
ability. te. Please -addresa..(l.. .V. 1631) Weiant
street. Philadelphia." Pulyll,l4 SL
TtilvE TEACHERS WANTED.-
, Vont We sad one Mask Tesatters ate wanted
or he Public Schools of Instrek Itentsblp, &boas 10
open on the Sod Monday la Septembei. and to ttataln
open Ow lb* torso testae smiths. Public szanduatloo
to take place In the brick school ham at LieweSyn, op
Saturday, the 141 b day of August, corameneug at Ice
o'clock, in lbs afternoon, By order of the Board.
MAO SAT, ascregen•
WU-
July 21.'55
rOft RENT—A `'!'ABLE ON
met, shore the Der e!. ultahle for
I ld
eery. Apply to OW. 11.VLDEltr1 A 1.
Pottsville , A orgual 7.1.‘ 112. •
r 4 OR RENT—A convgnient
. I ra" b 1741` , r".7 4 0; 1 7` L P '7114 .. U.
ra ! ts:llle,3lel A th• , tiq n' ••
, - 21-If
-- - -
CONSTANTLY on hand, T Rails for
whiles wpm', at watered prkes„for tubed 5.,4
HAY WOOD, LXI3 &CO.
Pa nsellie, Dee. 26,11- ' - . 3243
... .
rll OWN LOTS FOR SALE"In tho
1 Borough of Peril:buil . •
~, im.
~ ‘ ll .01 Amt.',
Yob. 13, 'Ft . . 44 i._ I..tt )
sa VIRE BRICKS f'. l f 4 ), li t ?wiling
-1 and Blast .Funmeadillia: " -ilea Workx. toe
elan. at Ito ow*, (73 4 rUiCN ACE.
Pottrellla,Jan: le, 1 - Weal, 11. 'lt f
CHEAP FUEL—Coke for lure, i n
languor small q %mail lee. at the low pike of S es TA s
per bushel. Inquire either at the °Zee. or works of the
Pottsville Gall COW pilky I Nov. 22, '5l CA(
p_ T
OR.REN—The Old ; Orcliartl4
noir 1111 L It is now lo Ant rate - mania
order. Apply to U. N . 11A11, on the premises, tu
U. ACUOLLIAN IMMO AR.
Pottsville. July 31.'63 1 -"
:STRAY.
WANTED.
B. DANNAN, Frieda.:
FOR RENT—A prick Dwelling i l
, Howe on Second street, eostalniete Mx tootle
A ao s frame dwelling On 2 44 evro t h Wilt." Yor t•TOSS. ap
ply to L.C. TIIOMPSOS , tor. Coittro and Market.
Pottsville, Joao 'MI. '5 1 3 . I • %at
.FOR SALE. - Six pairs or lelllllber
Teneke will be rold cheap Le nab, or note eI lb sp
proved security. Also, a valuable MULL on tbe ma.
lama. Apply to • JOUN HUMBES. Trust,-
Totter ille, May 12, '6B Mte•
- -
yOUNDRY TO RENT pp:
—T Nitro- - he large and commodious o- lab
dry sltnatesl foetal street. together with •
the Patterns, Pleats, and foundry ;fie. .61.1%.1j -
tunes 'ln general. formerly otenyled by .4,,
Co. uan Iron Railing Ilanufactory Csa j t.,
a term of years eft goodielms, by apply lug to .1 p.
IdeQUADS:, on the promises; °fol.) 4061 um, Cents
street, Pottsville, Pa.
roitsville,May 1, 'SSIA-11
•
FOR SALE—
, . a
One 60 horse epee sod gratings'.
~.
Two 50. ,"i
Ooe 40 'etcr " •
~. '•
Om. 30 " "
One IS " • 1
hrs. screens, de., for breaker.
,Also,—Ooe Ilft of pump, (100 yards.) II Inch.
One .' . OM yank.) 12 Inch. 1 ,
Otte ' ' " " • (110 yards.) 12 4neb. '"
Rill be sold very low for cash or approved weer. apvly
to CIISS. It. !Hi s t,.
• Jane 1l ,'de 25-3 m) Rest Estate Agent. l'ettsrtnt,
. 44
P
FOR RENT—A new Store-Roane . ..3
I and Cellar. on Market at reel. a 'few driers aborea
Third, in the borough of Pottsville
'FOß RENT—A convenient Ofilee on the rierod
floor, el
oor, over S. Folder's Show Store, earner of East M4r
ket and Centre streets, lately occupied by Mesars.ll,7
wood. Lee CO.
•
FOR RENT— A email Store on Reit Market street a
a few doors below Centri street, Iltely occupied I!,E , '
Peter 0 litemyre fur a Butcher', Still.
For le. me apply to S. FOSTER, at big not and Fly
Store. corner of Matt Slit bit and Centre )(tort a.
May 1. 'l,B 1,41
NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATION
Whereas, Letters of Atlmlnlatratlno h“. 1,1
Krooted•to the onbooriner on it WAN of JOH !!‘r,
DEIL late of the bnronyh ot It Grille. ltrhuylklll pus
tv, levased. by the lte.dater
thin... Tore, all persons Indebted to Sold Ert ate are
to make payment, aod those Melee rlslrn. wlll pr exc :
them for settlement LIEN HY.7.1M.31E101
August 7, 'folt 32-Btl • • A4stitusinf
•
•
NO'I'ICE.—We, the' undersiened,
1.1 Committee of the creditors of JOHN n titM , T I
CO., of Tremont. l'a„ haring been appointed tryis,A
ditors to make such settlement for them With th..,
liarndt A Co., as we to our judgment might think
did. after haying taken poseessltm of the entire
sold by John' Ilarndt•A Co. on July 14, toV.;
U.•Eekel. and by Albert sold to Levi Eekel.seittbe ors.
Including all bill., judgment's, ; took set-ouch. 4•.•, ,
Jain flarndt, 'bola now the owner thereef and the , r
person haring a right to collect the debts due to lb. .1
firms of Eckel& Berndt. John u•endi C o .. 6 , 4
owing to •nd contracted with the late firms of A. b
el A Levi Eekel. at Tremont. since the srle
said Bariadt A Co, tr. the said A.D. Eckel and by the,.
the salt Lest Eckel. up to the date of the denten ,14.
said mutt.* by Leal In the wild Coturn:tnee.
tamed a release for the said John Itarmit fri m sit tr
creditors, the Committee sold tt blm all the i.re , i st
they reeelyed from Levi Eckel. trusting that it. 1.2.1.1
perienee would afford him factlithato.do a more ;
out businesa In the future. Thrt , creditors are re , lare.4
to call and settle their accounts With John itaralt
JCAIY til
LEvf.vßr.
, ''JOIN STIIVKLI
Treirlout, Pa, June 30,'b81 3 .t ar
•
NEW STORES--NEW STOCK!!
r H E SUBSCRIBER announrei
bin friends and the public that he has rrrnel
7•ew Store oppeslie hts Old Stand In the tneo of Tla
3IONT, !Schuylkill county, when he has laid le s
as
stook of merchandise", consisting , of
DRY LlOODS: .I.IIARDW ARK.
• 011OCKIIIES, QUEES..4IY.IB}:.
yours A 9110 ES, FDA:itA FEED,
FISH, SALT. Pitocitto •
GLASS, PAINTS, DYESTIMS,
AU of which be is detarminad to sell at the lore*
ate,. Ile want• all his old Mends and the pubtir
orally to glee him a call, as be Salters himself the) •
hod It to their advantage to glee him their riot , ‘,.
running my own freight care to Philadelphia I so
&bled to °Weds Goods at the lowest latex, and can ripe
Ish my stock almost daily as required.
WTERM3,CASII. - 43
*API am eonstantli reetdrineftum Pbliadalpt , s.
my own Freight Cars,
EXTRA AND SUPERFINE FIAT
(apt. imam)
Ground and Dairy SALT, Wrapping Paper, Natant,
Which I offer wholesale. to Dealers, on reasonable:
• For Cask.
August 7, '6B 31311 JOHN DAIINDI
VOTICE.—The , public arc here
1 requested to tate voile, that the tlItA
now In ponseintOti or Daniel .ROvideaba.ll, tit EIVI
pioperty, but the propirty,of J. B. BOWDEN Mg!
July 31,'b8 , 3130
QCHITYLKILL COUNTY ACI
cur.TURAL TAIL—The "7 th Annual . I"..thlln
of the ticbuylklll County Agricultural Enctety..f
held at Orr Ipburg. on Monday. Tuesday and 'Km
da, the 27th, with and 29th days of Septemher at r:
July lit, '54 • ; .4,14
"Where ire BrAieeene Root.
'WASHINGTON CAMP. No. 14, of J. S. of A.
meotaeTery Monday Eveuing. In third Wry 1
von'. Ball. S. B. corner Market and Second otreA.
•111 r, Pa. Board of Correspoadeaca—L. S. AT
W. MAIZE. ,
807.1131; CHAS. CR1U511431. • ,
W. Illoartxra. R. 3' Januar* 15. 'to4 ,L'.lj
h° xeDli form erly
c s i , a , nfo rl
Nr,iTcut C E O . ' D O—TRG p.
of the firm of K. T. ELLRICII h CO.Oderehant .
of this borough, is no longer cotTnactrd with It It
capacity. storst T. aLuticu.
CLIAS: A. I.3l:NDslit
314,1
Pottsville, July MIS
A.
DmiNisTRATIoN • NOTICE
Whereas. Littera of Admiolainitloo to ale E
o TRICK GILMARTIN. late of Port Cartco,r , i
kill county, bate been piloted to the enherriler , .. l
eons are hereby notified to pay
their ludebtrdoes ,
those Wring claim' to preaeut them for rettlrto.nt
TllOB. GILMARTIN, Adatiniarrotor, Da/ J
July 31,1,8 . , - ;11-31.•
CIIUYL. CO.' AcatICULTU
HORTICULTURAL AND NECIR ANICALI A:
A' lON.—Chatape of rime Pr Ilniding the 4tese
hibilion.—ln ennar ttßir ksnince of happening to Ii
same time that the County Sodalities foci
their gxhibltioa, this AmorLotion will open ins
noel .itxhibltion on the Mb and dose on the %lb ,
ber, 1848.
.. (July 3. 'S4 '..1.
ADMlNlsTitkrolvs NOTICE
Whereas, Letters of Admlnutration, dr 1, n
upon the Estate of WILLIEL3IINA Ertl d,
late of the borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill mono
have two grabted to the underalgeed.
uested there 1 ode o
the Estate of Judd decedent ATO req tn zr
mediate payment. and all persons hat
ln
mends against the Estate of the Paid den.l,lll.
make known the garnet° the understrnet .11 1, '"‘ t
JolY 31, '53 31 -ISt) ElklAlt
__ X ,_-___.
1-1-ECUTOR'S NOTICE.(—\%
A as. Lettere Testamentarj upon the Mite of
B 13MM, deeeased, We of Mount Pleesint.. l, '
ship. Schuylkill county, bare been granted to t I
signed, those Indebted to the Estate of Ott dr.,
requited to make immediate ply men!. su3 ill
basing claims or demands arainrrthe raid I.•t''
present them to. the. undersig.' within twm ,
from date. - OEOECtE W. nil \
linnersville, June W,'1521
Fi ,74t.
xEcuToßs. N OTIC E . - - - s'
is hereby given that Letters Teatamehil r,
it granted to the undersigned - on the Ket t"": !
eta Keenan. deceased. latent the borough of IN l'..
by the itti:ister 01 ilebuyikill county. , AU Pr"'
dented to raid Ketate will settle lb* maths wilt'
and those having claims will phase primes tl,
authontituted. for settlement.
',WEN KEENAN, Lyon street.
T. M.ltliSSlilL. roe. Ilatiantaugohnd E.eired-. 1
July 21. '5ll 30-.l3.ll__________ - l Y.•
Ithe Orphans' Court , of Schu
L coutity—ln.tbe matter of the aceount of
U. TAYLOR, Administrator of the state of I
DELCA3IP, deceased— •
The undendaned Auditor appointed to an fit
and re settle the 'tenant of said Adze Inlet rah r, •
tend to the duties of his appointment at 111...! . ..
Minerseille, on Saturday, the 14th day of Aer.lo , !
at 10 o'clock, A. M., where an train InterrAtid :
pear. • 110 W LL
ineratille. July 24, 'Ai
A'RaDMINIbTRATION - N
The subscribers twee taken Mit
tios an the estate of &MAIL 11.
the barettatt of Bt. Clair,
AlYpersons Indebted to said WitVTY
at* payment to.; and those having eta{
waste will present them The settlement
- JOSEPH WILDE, North
QEORON ILDE, Way u.
Julr :4, IS ,3044
NOTICE is hereby givk
Wlauuttal,Meetlng of the Pto4
t. Clair flaying. fund aaecriatit.n, .111
day, the 13th day of August, at 7% o'ri
old School House, in the Borough of el
time the pmpriety of the rumenslon of
taken Into reeeideration until onet. tit
gee ran be colleetxd. AU Stockholder ,
army Interested, we hereby urgently "I
.... 301174 B. 81
' .61. Clair, July 16,'53
IN the Coitrt of Como
Schuylkill ornoty—
BILMLEIL CO, ) - 13
Pt. '
COX, MILL= A CO.
The underslesed , AuSitor et. 104
to roport the facts and meta dlattibuti
relent on the abonol. to ant non
entitled to tbp mon hereby Oval not
l ,
that b 0,6111 swot them Fur t
add, at Ids ochrei lo lba toraagh of Pot
&i t the 23th day of August, laSa, at 1
JOIN P. 1101
rottatllle, J city 31, '33::
PEW BOOK, rrilros
TIM CRUISE OF THE
.It b . Rambles nr Osologlot isawr
posit a Scotlan: by Da,gb SD'
LORD aioNrovcs PROP., au WI
try O. P. R. Jame*.
Lanuarts ot
tworAn.A.r ux L o l a *mime. ottlo 81ralINOLX; by Rio
.tost pnblisbed, 'Rd Rop "A by
'C'ettng di
•with set of rsl 7
t