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HOCRIPTS
For Soheeriptione to the Rimers' ✓oureu
best itblieotiou;
D. & Rod. Canal Co., Carbondale, Jati. '5O S2AO
G. E. Mann, to Jou. 1959, • . 270
S. C. Ileutia, to Jan. ' 1859, , 4 00
Daniel Show, to July 1,1858, • 2 00
J. 11. ;Randolph & Cu., Easton, to Jan. 4'59,2 00
John !Gibson, Sun & Co., to Jan. 1, 1859, t 2 00
Audi*" Russel, to July 1, 1958,
T. IP. Rosati, to July 1, 1858, , 2 00
Russel, to July 1, 1858, • 200
A;111. Kitnber, to dan.l. 1859. , 2 00
J. 51: , Wctheri11,.to July 1,1863,
; 2 00
Win. ur.ur, to July 1. 1858, ' 200
John MeDonaldoo Jlll3. 1, 1869, : 2 00
Win. Zerne, to Sep t. 9, 1858, , 2 .00
H a J. U
yes talshal , to Jan. 1, 1859, • 3 00
A. F. Stever', to I ugust.l, 1859, • 2 00
John T. Clouse, to Jaw; 1, 1859, . . 2 00
' It. C. Boyer, to July 1, 1858, i -, 3 00
At S. 61utnpur, to Jan. 1, 1859, ~ ; 255
tiro. Johnson, to J 11126 1, 1859, . 9,00
Win. Hughei, to Jan. 1, 1859, ! .2 00
Wolff; Traharn & Co., to Jan. 1, 1859 , 2. 00
Lehigh COO Co., Mauch Chunk,to4an 1, It, 2'oo
Mansion gouge, do., io Jan. 1, 1849, 2 00
C.F. Schooner, to Jan. 1, 1859, , 200
Geo. Brown, to July.l, 1858, 2 00
Joseph Beaehem to Jan. 1, 1859, ' • 4 00
Gea. neon, to july 1, 1868; ' . , 2 . 00
Isaiah litre° to July 1, 1858, .'' "T '2 00
'J. T. llutehl:iss A Son, to Jan. 1, 1859, ', 2.00
Chas. Blue, to July I, 1858, t r . 2 . 00'
March, arrb, to July 1 , 1858, . • 200
Silver Creek Literary Au., to elt 6,'59, , 2 00
John mach, to July 1, 185E4 • I 1 10
Thcilore Thorp, to July 1,1858,. „ ' I 2 00
C. Kramer, to Jail. 1,1859, • ' 12 08
Woolcy A Sehollenberge'r, to July 1,'58, I 2 00
Joe / C. Wright, to July , 1, 1858, . 12 00
Win. H. Jones ' to July I, 1858, . • 12 00
F. Bedford, to July 1, 1858, •.
200
It. Kear, to July 1,1858, 41 1 1 1 '2 00
John Sterner, to July' I, 1858, .-. : 200
Cheney ,t, Messer, topMareb 14, 1859;_, '
.'_ 12 - 00
H. Dclatush & Co., to April 1, 1859, ,', i 2TO
J. T. Taylor, to Jury 1, 1858, 1 i 2 00
Win. McCullough, to March 20, 1859, ,!' ''2 00
ii•cii.'ltichiirds, to J. 1, 1859: ' • 1 2 00
W. A. !locker, to Jan. 1, 1859,, . '2 00
A. K. A A'. Moserule, to March 24, 1659, . 2 - 00
Penna. Coal Co., to thrl. 1, 1959, 2 00
John S. Shook, to Jan. 1, 1859, ' 3 00 .
Dunlop, Maws •t Cu.; to June 13, '59, :2 00'
' Tllur. March, to Feb 2, 1859, 3 10
h. a. Hollins, to July 1, 1859, .:' ' 2 50
Ellwood Morris, to July 1, 1859, ! ' 3 00;
Hamlin Lk:Ewald, it:quo. 1, 1659, 1 85
John S.• Wood, to Jan. I, 1359, 1 00
Edward Chappell to May 25, 18.59, • ' 2 00
il. IV. A. Shuck, to Aug. 7, 1858, 2 25
Milton Wilkins, to Jan. 11859, , 2 00
11. IV. Fidler, to Jam I, 18.59,
I•nac Kopp, to Jan. 1, 1859, 2 00
hiniel H. Stager, to July.l, 1858, ' 2 00
A..lilefier, to July 1, ISIS, . • 2 00
Nichols, to Jan. 1, 1859, • 2 00
Wm. Wyman, to JOO. 1, 1859, 2 00
31. G. Tucker, to Jult. I, 1859,.. • 2 00
P. W. St.ntos & Co., tO June 10, 1859,. • • 2 00
lietnington A Henry, to Feb. 11, 1859,' 2 00
C.A. Brown, to December 1, 1858, • 2 00
W. J. Uhler, toJan. 1, 1859, 4 00
'Henry M. Missitner, to Aug. 13,1859, • 2 00
.I.ltl. Huntington A Co., to July 1, 1859, 225
Baltimore Coal Co., to Jan. 1, 1 . 859,_ 2 00
J. J. Culdwelli to July 28, 1859, • 2QO
Albert G. Cook, to April 1, 1859, 2, 00
.I,lin Mackay, to Aug. 14, 1859, • ' 2. 00
L. Audenreidi to Jun. 1, 1859, • 2 00
J. W. Sherman, to Jan. 1, 1859, - : 3 00.
W. Al. Weaver, to Jan. 1, 1859, ' 2 00
0. M. Rollins, to July 1, 1858, 4 00
It. 51. Boyd, to Jan. 1, 1859, i • 12 00
John W. Lucie, to Jan. 1, 1859,' , 1 50
D. I'. Brown, to July I, 1858, . ' 200
.W. I'. Bruyrn, to July 1, 1858, .: 2 , 00
Naar Broßn, to July I, 1858, • 2 00
Chn.. 11. Payer, to July 10858, .- 1• • 2 06
A. Eniaan, to Jan. I, 1859, " 1 33
W. Bensinger, to July 1, 1858,• , 2 00
J. AleKechney, to, July 1, 1858, ' 6 00
CA - .Persorsall.»We'reeelved a letter dated, "Ply
'math, Lucerne county. July 28t6,1858," containing, a.
;Al Dollar and a One Dollar 11111. As there was no
am, to the letter we are at a lose to whom to credit the
LI Dollars. _Will Ibis writer foal mot us to this matted'
EEE new advertisements
AT Birmingham, England, eight tans of wire
ter week are made into hooks - and eyes.
Caner.—Mayor Tiemann of Now York, ticl
charges fifty cents for tying the nuptial knot.
A Trentric.storto, attended with less of life,
, AFllea over Blair county, Pa., on Tuesday eve-
Arronaer-U ERA!, Black - has ,been suffering
from illnefeAuring the past few days itr:Wash.
A CORRICSPONDENT naraes * Mr—Charlos Rutz ;of
idred Tonliphip, na n candidate fur County Coin
suidect to the action of the People'.
unvention
A connt:srosnent strongly nigerthe claims of
Ir. Joseph Bowen of Mineisville, for Sheriff. As
Alpha N 4 o. 1" does not comply with our rules in,
:AM to responsible name, etc:, we of course,,
;moot ,publish big communication.
- PT December ,Washingetin will have water con
eyed through British iron piper While work•
n.n hey) are serrating for work, England is em.
toyed 19y the Administration to furnish us with
,ree hundred thousand dollars 'worth of iron
What think you of the Democratic policy,
rlancn?
THE Wttaitiagtaa Star, in delandingJ. Marley .
qnes from the attacks of Getz, :whom It repro.
Its ;is n vile knave and blackguard, baring said
he (Getz) "is it per - ron who owes his capiselty
working political and personal mischief Wholly
Mr. Jones himself." The Republic retorts :
I wonder he,(Getz) is-a knave sad a black..
if each linsibeen his tutelage."
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MEMPHIS paper contains an accountor a. wed.
'festival un a
.plantation near that city, at
cL nineslave couples "black as 'ebony'," were
rd in the boils of matrimony. Though the
int g. 04 somewhat into details, no mentien
itlo of the Picchio obligation under which the
tiett•vvern put. It was we suppose, to be trite
I lattlifelt. each other till parted by death—
the ttuction
or. Sl.ANnKtf BANK.—As the tnanaftement'ot
of this Bank. has Leen taken.oul of ihe
of New York speculator*, and is now under
control of responsible citizens of Northuinbeir..
I Gunty, the •Institution may ho. considered
A new organization has 'seen effected h. the
ion of a Board of Directors composed of 504
' The Toast', hal detcrtuined to redeem the u
link ,
cireulation,amountinif to sumo sls,'.
Id then make a new issue of nutes.:
WArbington Unioti rays thint the letter
ling to imae been irritten by the Presbbint
Ilon. Wm. 11. English, which we publish.
Jther'isrt of the ✓onrnot to-day, is a."grosely
nod transparent forgery." As.the ; Ic4er
been used in two 'lndiana Democratic Cosh
ion' by tbo friends of Mr. Buchanan end Mr.
lith, the question k, li t it a forgery, wild
ed it. • It is a matter for.Mesars. Buchanan,
English, to settle.
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is news of the recent vote in Kailas on the ]
anidon Constitution, falls with a cresbingl
ht, on the Administration and its pertiisier.l
• nave nothing to lay; anti Say nothing.l Thel
organs are dumb. In ene'of them the re
is merely announced in its news column, lOW
,ther lima of ordinary inturutatiuo. There- , 1
thus administered is en terriGe, so oveisrl. I
Thal they have not yet etc.-set:red from its
This elate of things its truly chianti).
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Mimeo Svootatito:—"A Y to rrille or
suggeeta tho name of Fhorte te s
Tuonship t j is a candidate for'
tisithher.-
tir. Play" of PinegroTe, names
that placo, ; as it suitable . caoll4litis for
1' the ball rolling. Plenty of good moo*.
fa the Ite'aple. Aoeurtiily, ao uneaceptiona.
LickeLean be aeleeted by tbs . Proplea Coil.
the 30th. • '
Tat Pkonalt COtatrf
Convention' . precaloss to
_`4:o*.qirtbs most dignified and imposing over held la Schuylkill
County, • meets, as our readerl - nie awe -, in
Schuylkill liavoti ; on the 30th The elea
tion for deiegptes will take place on -the 2 8 tb-- -
The Opponition to the Shata - ,Democriley should
exercise'eare to the eliolee nifydelsgates, tiee
temporary, the Geratnatoleg rekgraph,sayeitillT
in an article on this saki - net, Chet sattels - d•-.
pends epee: adeetlat hotiesf a ilniallitent ales, to
fiE she pes b lo e s o f doeg a to4lneat who : have at
Art only the publio'welfarq viltbou in trace of
ielllshoess or ulterior o r ef their owe..: boob
delegates'will act indepe'adently, and..be entirely
beyond.. the real* of the Pleeelieekind broke,
who, with stron*Phrases'of party fealty.uPon his
lips, and a- long catalogue e of party services
Chalked upon his hat,' but with festering eorrup--
tien at his heart,-will attempt to bribe,. to his
support the easy of virtue, who have so ofieu be.
come his willing tools. .
We all percelire and acknowledge ho W disas
trously the times are out of joint, and how griev
'misty the public interests soiree from the. miscon
duct of those Planed in edit% from year' to year,
who are frequentinominated through the foulest
means, and are elecCed'under alotalmiiapprehen
sion as to their real ) ebarseter.
Legislatures hove become re. thorough), cor
rupt, that they are nearly as purehasallts . as a
flock of sheep from the common dro4. -Per
years a desirable majority have had - their price
upon all occasion where it has been required to
obtain special priiilegai for the few-to the detri
ment of the many ; and it Is to this species of
legislation, more thin to any other IMMO; that we
re to ascribe the' injuries that are annually In.
dieted upon the masses of the people --not merely
or wholly arising directly from these abuses, - bet
also from other.measures, or an apparent popular
chsCacter, enacted to lull ettspiolan' and to draw
off attentiodillhom their infamous proceedings.'
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But it is not only from oar membirs of
the Legislature, that we suffer. The county ofil.
emu' are rarely qXelilled for the potbsta which
they are chosen.
. - Their character, for , sobriety,
honest, and for eien an ordinary amount of in.
formation, would seldom pus au examining com
mittee; while the;knowledge possessed , of the ac.
tun' duties of the oleo, la as inenitenimal na it is
possible, to conceive: The truth , is, these offices
are, all sought exclusively for the money to be
made out of them;'by all the reserts,Talr and foul,
which many of timei so literally present. The
"people," after the berth is' once secured, are
wholly forgotten-the very term is an "obsolete
idea." The onion is considered as being made for
the onlcer eziresily, and not for the public; and
the public is afforded the smallest amount of ac
commodation at most eitravagant rate% unknown,
to the law, but quietly submitted to from year to
year.
•It behooves, therofOro, all good eittzensOn and
out of party, to make an effort to reform this eon.
dWon of things. It can be accomplished only
persistent 'lspiand determination. These
office cormorant die hard, and will'do battle to,
the bitter end; but the vietory can nevertbeleu, be
achieved bj a united, systematic moven-Mot..
ISEN/AMIN FRANKLIN has been constantly and
.confidently claimed by• the Free . Traders as of
their school In political economy. We were sure
this could not be true, for the Doctor was pre-an-
Went fot the common sense. 'pet i t)i was not a
Hard Money man his published essiya abundant
ly prove; but the evidence that 110 *as a Probst,-
tlonist was riot so obvious.. We tha6k, therefore,
The South (of all the world) for th l e letter 'from
Franklin to his friend IlumphreiMershall, which ,
a correapoudent of The South has +buried from
reeords'of the Virginia Medical Societ t r. Perhaps It I
'has been
,n'printed before, but Ike do. of remember
it.' It is 'as follows: • .
LONDON, April 22; 1771.. ' -
SIR : ff •l duly received your Favours of .the 4th
of October and the 17th of NOvemhe'r. It gave
Pleasure to hear; that tho' the Merchants had de
parted from'their 'Agreement of Non-importation,
the spirit of Industry and Frugality Was likely to
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continue among the People. lam o. liged to you'
for your Concern od my Account. . The Letters
,you. mention gave great btfetiee he e; but that
was nut attecded with the iMmedia.e ill Como
quencei to my Interest that seem to have been
hoped for by these that sent Copies of them Wilt
; If our Country People would well a onsider that
. all they save in relusiog to purchase foreign Gew
gaws, and in making their own Apiparel, being
apply'd to the IMprovement of their Plantations,
would render those more profitable, as yielding a
greater Produce; I should hupol they I would per
sist resolutely in Altair present commendable In
dustry and Frugality. And there is still a father
Consideration.—The Colonies that prOduce Provi
sions grow very fast: But of the. Countries that
take off those Provisions - some do moil increase at
all, of the European Nation.; end others as the
West Dalla Colonies, not in the tame proportion.
So that, tho' the Demand at present may be suffi
cient; ft cannot lung continue so. Every Menu
lecturer encouraged in our Country makes part of,
a Market fur provisions within ourselves, and,
saves so much Money to the Country as Must other
wise be exported to pay fur the Manufactures he
supplies, Here in England It is wall known - and
understood, that wherever a.lllannfaature is estab;
lished which employs a Number;of Hands, it raises
the Value of Lands in the neighboring Country.
all around it; par' ly• by the greater Demand near
at hand for the Produce of 'the Land ;land partly
from the Plenty of Money drawn by the Manufac
turers to that part of the Country. 1 It seems,
therefore, the Interest of all our Farmers and Own
ers of Lands, to encourage our young Manufac
turers in preference to foreign on. imported
among us front distant Countries.
. I am much obliged by your kind Preent of en.
iious Seeds`. - They were welconie Gifts to some
of my friends. I send you herewith close of the
new Barley lately introduced into this Country,
and now highly .spi.lten of. I. wish it may be
'found of use with us. •. 1 ... 4
• I ',he more pleas'd tr --- '- iset:,
was the more pleas'. to see in your Ater
the Improvement 6f uur Paper, having bad a prin
ciple Share ht establishing that ganufactore
Among us.mnuy years' ago, by the Encouragement
I gave it. '
If in any thing I can servo yon here, irwill. be
a Pica slice. to _
Your obliged Friend and bytnble Servant, "
B. FRANKLIN
A TOCGLI CLLARACIMIL—TbuiIow . W,oed thus
gives his opinion of Mr. Buchanan in tie columns
of his parr, the Albany (N. N.) Elyeaing Jour.
eat:— < .
Ile entered the white ROWS with ^ promise
of freedom to Kansas on his lips andl scheme
for enslaving it in hie pocket. de deo red war,
againsftirculating notes, and in six leeks iras
l
i
4 itt
issuing theta himself. Before the in ' was dry
with which be pledged "Economy," be b d rained
the reasury , of its last dollar. Before he prin.
twere done stereotyping his flezi le deter.
rain 'Mt never to borrow, he was in Wall street
soliciting a loan. ' "Ile congratulated the country
on the final end of slavery agitation , " and hksheen
agitating it over since . He ordered Paulding to
stop the filibusters, and then recalled him for do
ing it. Walker, id Nicaragua,
ho pronoVneed al
'
outlaw and tendered : Sim the hospitalit of th
White House. • Walker, ofi'Kansas, he urnisbed
with written instructions, ant turned hi out for:
obeying them.
He 'withheld the troops front Ut ah, - tirhere be
proclaimed there was war, in order to keep them
in Kansis, • where be insisted all was place.
Ile sells forts at the west for a tithe of their cost,
in order to buy sites at the east at ten times their
value—his subordinates in both :cases pocketing
the difference. He is continually asking fur .new
stenut frigates; but be will not use those he has
either on the eoast of Africa or in the .Gulfl4
Mexico. Ile.sends out a steamer, ostensibly; to
catch the Styx, but with private orders in the
captain's desk to do nothing of the sort. Claim
ing to be the most frugal of Presidents, be has
spent more than any of his predecessors. Assu
ming to be above p ty prejudices, be makes pkr
tisansbip the basis en of his invitations to din
ner.
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Discr.osvnse=lneeacasrn..—The' futlow . ing
ie trine the Workington: correspondent of Jibe
New. York Tillta : .
"It is now • generally conceded that the nest
Congress will hare a Republican majority, chief
ly, if not solely, through the course puked and
persisted in by the Presidentin his abandonment
of the principles upon which lot was' elected.—
When, this condition of things is fairly before the
country, we intuit see whether the Democratic
Party will not lay the accountability at the proper
dour, and take_speedy steps fur texturing its or
ganization and platforni tie that inte.gritY ltl Which
alone true and permanent Safety can be toond.—
With a clear opposition tosiority in the. Douse,.
and should Mr. chanari.persist hi such practices'
as those we }Lave eutenlained of, it is neither
,im
possible nor improbable that, for the first time in,
the history bf our country, President should be'
impeached by a fell votaufi the popular branch of
.uorernment. A committee charged with invest'.
gating the, means by which "Lecompton" war
carried in the House could qtardly 'fail (unless
blinded by the same manna): to obtain abundant
evidence against thexecutive. in this connec
tion let us suggest that the little 1 10/0411 narrated
io our last about the Hon. D. E. Sickles, together
with a rigid investigation of the books, money
accounts nod pay rolls in the Surveyor's °thee of
your city, and the Nrooklyn Nary Yard, might
.resoltio some rathet interesting revelations.—
We know oitCtly what wo Lou*, but don't e'er*
to ray much ' more at present. is it yet imitate
for the President to do right In the matter, and
avoid these distressing espoitires r' . •
TRrCuttta ow FRASER Rtran.—This new:
district, to which all classes are now tenting their
sweetie°, possesses a mild
s and genial climate,
end a fertile sollawaits the labor of the agrieol.
twist. All our upper Paeldo easel bp!! *apse of
temperature somothieg like the west of llogland,
though somewhnt•hotter, in 'eurnmer.' 1 1 . 1m:gold
eXcitement will turn the world's attention to this
land , as 11 field of tttlijilillioo, and will du *loch
for developing the resources; of what may prove
to be one of the rioted portions of thtS confluent.
11d14111 *. 01 4 1 P4 4 t64 1 aterhill- uPos
tae ae‘r.=t4 raw orlarhi'Ainitfis we.are
sewed by - its corditeter, with prorpMe of the
most flattering descrifaion. We are glad of it,.
fur it proves that the iteople Will support a journal
ballets the courage: to denounea clumpy and
wrong, especially tnerito%ious on the part of the
Press, emanating as the y' do front the political
party to which it is attached. Apart Irma - Politic!.
the Prcee is a sprightly, reedable paper, and we‘
are not surprised that it ado,' one of the, snort
• profitable advertising and nbseription lists in the
city. The Picas has our beet wishes lire °enthused
. prosperity. •
Pontius Fsws.•—We are lii pessesien of Liter.
-pool dates to the Slit nit. There Is no important
festers hi amours. 'Pirliainenkwes rapidly wind.
Lag op Its business. The Queen's speech on the
adjournment vu expected to be delivered on the
2d instant, by commission. le the nee for the
Goodweed Cop, Beentsrer carried of the prise.--:
Eight horses were entered. Ten Broek's CherlMr.
toe, did not even Date a show 'to win. George
Peabody bad given a grand banquet in, Mr. Me
son, United States Minister to. Prance. Over one
hindred Americans and Englishinen were'present.
The English in India had gained an important
vietoryin ORalior. '
Hatt.—The importation of rags for the purpoee
of pipermakioris- a :great deal more, extensive
abut most persona would. imaxine.. Daring the
year 1837, we imported 44,382.080 lbs:, valued at
$1,448,125, and making 69,481 bales; 85,591
bales were from Italy, and more than one-third
are entirely linen, the rest being a mixture of lie.
en, the rest being • imixttirebf linen and cotton.
About 2,000 balsa Were also imported from the
free cities of Hamburg and Dremen. 'France pro
hibits the exportation of rage, and so-does Rome;
the few which we get from Ancinsa'(a Roman pro.
vines) being by special peraktaalon on payment of
large fees. Prussia and Germany generally im
pose an high an askant duty on rags as to stop the
trade entirely. The exports from Alexandria and
.Bmyrna are chiefly collected in Ails Minor by
agents having license from 'tba government, and
the domestic demand must be supplied before any
can be exported. It is the same with Trieste,
where only the surplus is allowed to come away.
The Trieste rags• are collected. alt over Hungary.
We are informed that-New Tort and Boston -re
ceive the largest 4noltity, and the plate that chips'
the moat is Leghorn; in Italy.
Cwt.Omura News:—We have Catiforpla dates
to the Midi WI. The advises from Fraiiv Biter
continued favor:l'46,i though .thnoxeitentint had
somewhat.atbstesl in; San Francisco. A strong.
, t.. - 1
feeling prevails hairsen' tbe'Donglas.men7 under
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Mr. Broderick, and the friends or' Administration.
I. I .f
The fncent tight between a party of miners and
the Indinos On Colunpbta . River, it ii said, resulted
in the death ofaighteen whiin Man sink one buzi=
dared Indians. The Oregon Legislature has ebo4
en general Lane
r Ooid Delavan Smith United
Sham 'l3enstors. ,L .: . . .
' . Leiner Fitzgerald and several - other Amnions
wt's wive seised some time ago by the Peruvian
Government as filibusters, have been sentenced to
fifteen years imprisonment at hard labor. The
California markets, owing to heavy arrivals from ,
the States 'and-less; encouraging news from Frazer
4,, Us
river, have given way for most &ticks. The/
of °Mot- p ßores , for eotnisittlei a : dendly salilt
on Ned "McGowan, has been sent to con r Non.
J. C. Meliibbin, on bfir arrival frUni IV hin g ton,,
received a most'enthusiastio reception. -
Tim Kemal Etverton.—The returns from the
election'in Kabeas on Honda* last,,ehow how 'de
lusive wea l the pretence 'Alai die - English bill
would benccepted by tbe,people of that Territo:.
ry, or thaCit could'to any way serve to bring the
Kansas, question to a frailty. The bill- has heen
rejected, as it deserved to be, with - scorn and eon.
tumely, ar:d of the thirteen thousand votes polled
in the Territory less than three thousand hre,sup•
posed , to be In its favor. The vole in fact, a
.SUbstantfal and emphatic rejection 6f ;the Le
t outptoe , Citoititution, and the whole subject will,
of euive agtin,eome before ed .- ogress on a nest
proposition fur adwiuion, end if :either House
persist in roidsiog that admission upon any grodtid
whatever, Kansas will , continus to be the issue
until it is settled by the peciple of the Union at
large. A weaker deccinion'tban the. English bill
or one betthr calculated to plague its invent Ors,
could not hate been conceited.—Balrimdre Amer.
' The American speaks 1 '.
been
and to the point
The'English Bill has been, rejected 'by m, large
majority, and if Kansas sh . orild not Fe admitted
us a Free State, by ,the next Congresr, the peo
wileknow
. .
lif):4:4(ti , l l- 4/A./vi.Vjg.l.t4of
Louis Napoleon has given a cup to he sailed
for by the Royal retch Squadron, and 'it ii pro.
habits this year, that the course will befrom Cowes,
through the Needles, to a station, vowel moored ‘
inside the breakwater at Cherbourg, a'distanow of
about 70 miles. On this occasion. also, it le
,be-
Raved that the Cluk r foi the SW time--wily try
our Now York tootle of ttlloWing time fur site,
na
eordiog to the area of canvas, without ,ITlereneis
to measured tonnag e . It' is rumored that
Lady John Russell \contetnpfsites visit . , to this
eountry.—Nr. Ten Brock has determiived to
figure in the pigskin for the honor of Amities,'
and be has accordingly matched himself. to ride
'Prioress at Newmarket, against Capt. Little, on
Poodle. .Certainly Mr. Ten Break brings enthu
siasm and courage to his contssts.—A /kebob
school teacher has invented an original tootle of
ventilation. It is entirely simple, and is based on
the fact that if two tubes of-unequel length be
admitted'into a room, the cool air wilt enter the
.shortest, and the warm air be - ezpollid through
the longest: Will it markt—Punch Asks:—
Why is it that Lordperby cannot insure hislife?
and answers, Becatisq=..be.cannoi , finti any one to
make out his Haveloci, widow
of the Indian hero, has retired to St. Yalery-aor-
Somme, in France Sir Rederieklfurchison
It it is said, about to start upon a geological'
tour. Hie tour is likely to embrace the counties
of calumets Sutherland, Ross, Orkney and pos.'
silily -Zeitland.—The ex royal family of France,
Queer! Amelia and her children, are, passing the
summer at various English watering places.—
They 'are all in the best. health.-----.4earful
ravages have lately been caused by storms in the
provinces of- Principato Citeriore, Terra di La.
voro, and Primo Abruzsa Mtn, in Italy. The
inundations caused by the rains destroyed several
bridges, and washed away or choked the crops,
while several persons were killed by lightnieg.-..•
The lass of cattle it stated to have been very
large The Stereoscope EMI become so popu
lar in England, that storekeepers let out the pie.'
tures as books are had 'at a &collating library.- ? -:
One party In London ndvertises that subscribers
tf 21e. per annum ovarhorrow elides and exchange
them continenily, without • farther charge.—
A Mr. Ariel' Mathews announces that be will re-
cite throughout tram memory alone the twelv
Books of Milton's Paradise Lost; the. exhibltio -
to begin Tueeday ',evening, July 27. in, Lund.
and cootinueAntil ended.—A French doe
states that the blind are not as might be supptise."'
insensible to therattractive spectacle of firework
*They are,• be says, passtonately fond of this kin
of pleasure, which would seem to be'exclusive
reserved for persons In the enjoyment of t •
a t
sight; They attend such diversions with joy; 1
their'bearing has acquired snob developetnent t
they succeed la dlstinmiishing the various 'pi
of firework by the different sounds they prorilsaw
------A musical festival on a monster scaledpeb
being a. biennial custom in Switzerland; is...tient
to come off at Zurich. Ten thousand musratts,
vocal and instrumental, are this ' time to Sw il the
choral anthem. A bagquet where 12,061-Swit
seri and their guests are to fraternize *der the
canopy of the Helvetia sky is part cit its an
nounced perfurmanee.—.----A man Itt*i John
Apply recently - went down in - a divitipparafus
at Dover for the first time, and becomits oppressed,
and feeling alarmed he opened a vale la hope of
relief, which let the water into his whoa; When
drawn, up be was quite dead.. ' i!--: ,
4,
.
•
THE COAL TRADE.
Pottsville, August a - 7 - 8b 8.
, -
. _.
The. geniality sent by this week ii
37,40'119—by Canal '41,2 14--for the week
78,616 13 lons, showiag,altrig of since last
week of 2:370 tons, end fettle eorrespondiog
week Itiet')ear 5,733 tuns: ','::'? " •
we hale no new festures* settee this week,
except that the deiland stili,dielitnnes slack, and
i d s
prices rule ne low as ever.
Tho trade sums up tbi .k as follows t show.
ing a loss of 25,798 to "Wpm! with the oor
responding week lut yek 4,... - ,
li Ow. ans. Dee. ' Zac.
Schuylkill—lttallrced, 87,408 5395
Canal, ;144 41,909 • GS
Le11419-11301reatl, 9.321 10825 •
Canal ' , 23.168 7024 ' •
t ,
Del. it Ualania 00., V' 11.763 7,000
Peon*. COlll CO., y i nik '.. 90,910. 4,109
Scranton, South, . 1 pi no report
. 1 r , 151,441 291 . 61
. Inereale, ~ ; tinii, • : 5 , 798
Indepenaent of ' &Tinton . Region, which '
would reduce the lo ',,oaltlaut 20,000 tops for the
week,
Ilie Coal Trude of "'Shamokin Region, which
1 is about 15,000 tons d last ; sear; is looking
lip a little, and is on t
.10meastriines the open.'
ing4if Ike Northern din iizal liallrciad. Coal is
, 091
now delivers drum tit sgiou to . Dtitimore, by .
Rail at 113 70 per - Stittich giros that Region
the advantage e ''',j4',lifyoutlig 'teas. ' The
Coal in the Shamokin agitin.ls told at $ I 10 ®
$1 20 per too, put . Ili ears et the mines t 'and
the purchasers pa tie toll' and freight, : I'fitg,str
of Riker. and Labotarti about one-third less
I than they, were this ti . ',list year, 1 , .. - 0 .,
A correspondent ei4mis the fullowlngiit Of.
tolls to Baltimore aotitinlsimeillolsiiilasreis ostAlc.
Hulled by the Northern • - ..tutr4l Railroad Co.:
. . , , ,
,asokse, July 10; 1050.
Menne. EMI.:—A ' J Please And stetetent
jest received, of the t`' ken this Belies to
' '" , t- .• : •I:
*dilate% " 1 ",P 40 .111 0 ,- I h, of. lho
Sitsbury so' Dauphin- miles 00 per too.
• - 47 0 • 90 " "
• " " Bridgeport 53 '" 100
" " Goldsboro' GO - 1 ISO u- "
•, " a York-. . 81' ." IB3u "
"• " Junction 92 '" 1 170 "
" .i. Parktoern lln " 193 Si
u ' 6 Cockysvis 121 " 2 00.' "• "
" Baltimore 1 U * 2 00. " "
H " Uncover " 212
To thooborieadd . 4s mote from the lower Oat,
Bories to Banbury, sod! 50 emus fro*. the /IL
Carmelooutetki. Tout respectfully.— •
" A C.,'W. Po.osof.
Those rata are ito eheop, Jr sot theitme Dion
and OPototorolgitio profs:ono
to tho Railroad. = t•• -
- We have procured thelolloeiliii tit of
trait Ellzabethport to the Hut from our °orris!
poodeat at New - York o whirl'. we pabpiab.tpr.com
,parison - - ' -
To New York, $ 40
Bridgeport, 50
N. Hoven, ' • moss
Norwich, • • 60
New London, 55
Derby. . 621
Providence, - 70
Palllliver, - • -
Newport, : • •
Taunton, 115
The freights Doti Blit ,
latest datas ware as fel •
PottLantl, $1 35
Boston, , 30
New Bedford, 1 , ...30
Fall River, 1.30
Providence,' • ' 1 - 30
New Haven, 1.30 .
Pawtucket, ' 80
Boston, below
90 1
port,ifewbu, •
Portland, 1 . 001 SO
Albany, 4$
Trey,''. • 60
fluaren,_ , 4$
Pougbkeepii4 . 45
Yankee, ' 45
moss to the Nast at the
• -
Bridiefort, -1
New York, '1 15
Albany, 1 75
Troy, , 175
Pkilaclk4hts,; ' 175
The rates trona Baltimore to Boston and from
Port Richmond to Boston &rennet, the same.
• The Nora" Branch Canal now in navigable
order North, and 'Coal Is now r ot by Viet irrenne
to the interior of .hreir York; At Rochester the
vices base been radioed sheet 50 eats per too
in consequence. /t Ii believed liowerer, that Coal
by Rail can etWapete with the trade. At Elmira the
Coal from thellbaniokitritegbas; which ['generally
preferred for dimwit; purposes, is transhipped In
to Canal Boats or in Railrosd Cars tanning on the
wide violas With great facility—and Shamokin.
Coal has been .delivered into different parts of
Canada this season, at the low rate 14 $5 per , too
Thaw rater- Of down wooid ?hardly riMunerate
either tb• Coal Operators" orthe Carriers, hot it
shove to what latent the tool Is "ploistratioi at
extremely low tat a. •
Steam Cann' Bait Mut 'beets introduced on
the ifewlarkand Cunt which; : bas"inade
the-trip in half. the' time usually ocenprett by boats
drawn by main', and at *boat half Me: expense,
and-Without causing any Wary to the Canal by
the washing of bankir, Ao. If these Steam Boats
can be constructed to carry the use quantity of
tonnage as the 'ordinary Boats, It will be a
vast improvement on the „old' method, and will
create'. eonsiderat;le demite., - for:Coal u a fun.
The fuel used on the No York and Faie Rail
/cad costs 1800,000 poi:annum.. They have m
oonily trled*Coal es a fuel.aniare" so well ads.
fled with theresult, that ob suoreldrood Banters
Will be'put on the line; aid the.ollteri wtq iiwal•
toned es mildly as ninninlenl, -
• New Yon= Coai "lilirucwr; Aug 12, 1858 7
The demand *as- continued good, with fair ani
ons; Once...are • without mach-change. The re.
eel pts ai Elisabeth pert, New.darasy, - are •irceioaa.
tag dilly.. Prices are much the sake as last luo.
ied, a ith a fair: Eastern demand for cargoes. at
43 50 EL 15 and from yard' by ton at '44 @
$4 75. In Foreign but little bit been dont, and we
omit quotations, as they wo u ld he useless..—N. Y.
,Tribase.
' . Soitoa Cool MOrliot. f:
{oOreeied Wie.kity Moe the Beat= Mona Aug. -12. r.
i
c. un , d ,r . . ~,,,.. . ehal .11'06 05 110
•
Orrol, • . • .... r. - nom --- ,
gydn . ey.
.- - '.- - , mine that 4.60 44 :6
Noted; - - - ' - seta* chat 62$ ....
Pletou floe,- • . - mine chat ——'
Schuylkill:white ash, ton • - 475
do .rod ess,- - -•.-• • • 600 ...
dle 'lump, -•- - ... ' - • 415.,
Lehigh %dip. • • r • ... - 5'25
Jobus• Wes% (stlmilkU9 - -i ; - 625
.14,elipwatina, 4 •.' - . • -',. .-4 :
. I„ arein.nuess. ' - i...:-
/intbraelte orbits at rod adz- • r II
• Marcos ORO 313Ccry-Oli:s
Porouadon 'Coal Breaker, and Vi Coal .
Berens, • ,
cin be seen to operation: at the docks of Delaware
it Dodson Cestest, at Eishdout, New ' . *.130-2ot
BY TELEGRAPH,
1 , 611? Al,
Preighii Peas Rich atind
Melon, • - • .1 251 New Itorl
It. Islam* - 1 05 FAlhany ;
Number of 'emits InTort. 30-4411
•,• • 1
Sohuyikill Coal Tra4ol i 1858.
Quantity pt Coal sent by ItallrixdCanni, tbr the
weelkeitding on Thursday *wooing. t .-.
RA AD. cum.
Port Carbon, ' , 1026 11 ' • 10,161 06
Pottsville: ,SAW 00 - 2440 07
Schuylkill Ilaynn,, •'; 47)01,466 Olt , . -,21,04 11.
Auburn, ' • : V,1,764 07 • , 000 00
Port Clintion, . _ . - V,.. 7 0,040 OS 3,7150 00
- Rvvel go: ' 41408-14.1
. • ' IF .. :...37407,4,
Total fop the week;
fi
...;:: .„,1.
.
Totl by Itall.nau an- 14 5 -::. • - ,
"•- .Canal. ' " `r f AV: :' 1
.
Total by Canal and Rallroailt.
Sblpmenta to mum per10d:14144016.
../.11 , . - WIISIL. • , TOTAL.
,f..; • 43,233 IT 1,200,362 17
J.? - 4.• - t .: ; ; 41,tti. io • 334,260 13
t . ‘,.. ; ., ~,—.:-.' ._—__._..........
•NiX., 4 ; _:••• . 01,143 07 1,303,631 10
i t
tip • • ,• 1 1,670,300 OIL
- Deereame In 1650. an ,.1,
By Railroad;
By Canal,
To
To I
Sprto;
Read,
Rat
Altai ter thilpresent.,
&HI . on. $ Ramis. Pt. CZ t.*.
62 60
60
62 .46
33 31 .
it by Cigna'. .
.lltten. It. Clinton.
$1
110
60 • - $1 16 .
66
6b. . -.50
To
To
To 1
Rim
Via'
am Mauch Chunk.
era I*m Haitrawls,
- $1 71
-.I 110 Brnitialliii., Y -
',. . rt
-.)., - 2 10
tad Co., (private arrange.
)nds, taken by the Com-
R.I. l'ist Tolland Trinaportaglosa
• - On tna Layton VA.I.LZT arm. LOAD.'
Chunk to Trenton, - •
-., do. lilisabethport4 - '• __ • - •
dO. *lonia Canal Bashi at Phillipsburg, . _
-11e4uy11 ll2Counti Railroads Ilia 8
,- The following h the gnantlty'of. Coal transported
*seethe different Railroads in Schuylkill Connty, for
week ending on Thursday evening last
WILL TOTAL.
Stine QM and 11. Ifaven H. U.. 40.644 07 772706'03
M. Carbon. 0 6,567 13 87330 16
flettaylkill. Valls?'
Mt. ilNkrb.o iYt Carbon . "
Creek;
Little Slbuylkill,
Pluegrove Coal Trade . for 18319.
Amount tmasported doilnig Molest mouth:
M0:1111, i 7 TOTAL:
13,334 02 77,797 01
5,750, 13 , 4: 44,9:3 18
Union Canal,
Enatani Ualbted,
Lehigh Coal Trade Foe 1 858 by Cabal,
Par the week ending on Saturday last:
Lehigh Coal , and Nat. Co., •i 10,997 in 188,301 05
D. MummeY and others,' • i 16105 1,442 07
Spring Mountain Mints, 1,832 34 22,965 04•
East Sugar Loaf do • 1 ' 2.032 09
Osleralue do • ea 01 6,084 08
Beater Meadow Cool, ' L . 2,066 09
N. York and Lehigh Coal Co., ', 904 MS 7,,9316
(Ferman Penna. Mal Co. ;1,078,11 11,610 00.
Booth Spiing Mountain Coal, --', 319 16 . 6.434 14
North Spring Mountain, 1 606 34 2.817 15
Hazleton coat Co.. " 5,066 .13 55,356 18
East Sugar Loaf Coal, i 1 . 303 07 11,102 17
Council Ridge; , , 1,110 37 •'1.5,1555 06
Mount Paguunt Cad; ' ' 623 08 5,97.1 00
Hack Mountain an! Co., - '2,864 33 31,174 ,17
Wilkesharth Coal Co.,
A udenrlelCoal 00.,. _J.' ' 315 13 . 8,117 10
HartfordCAl C 0. ,. ' 1 "L
'I .668 04 12,937 16
. .. -----
T o i s t:,_ . 1 M 1,106 08 408,187 13
Lehigh Valley 14. '18: • I
For weekending on Saturday Last: 1 - .
Tract.. TOTAL.
6. 3IL (Wee. 1311900 &Co.) , 1,9321058,006 09
R. Sugar Lauf.(Pueker - 2,233 13 &WS 01
N. York Is Lebls6„(Taipipirtiksolo l 664 67 01,166 OS
Council Itidge,(Sharpe, L. A C 0.,) I 1,30605 36,142 09
Garman Penna., 44 3 1,266 14
Col. * 11. IL. (Batelle& .Idhason,) „1,399 04 • ,43.140 16
Ilazieton (A-. Pardee t C 0.,) .95011 60931 13
N. Sp: At. (J. D. McCreary & Co—) I - 6111N1 • 17,361 13
&sp. 111,Doi
Pleasent , bio & Delucreu.) I 2,641 13
Mount 1,306 03
hart IS g
Lehigh, •
, • . 41 13
,
lingemit • , 1 - 231 78
Total, . • 94=114 292,7 ts
4 23,1 03 OS '1011,187 13
For the Week, ' 37,492103 100,930 09
Shipments to same period bud :year: •
iron. 11 . 01%L.
11j lie ; ' 104s18 233.t9t 05
By Cartel,. 19.192'07 471,994 04
Total • '- 00,141 .o.s 745,100 IA
Darrel.' i5.H1850,00 • • 44,25.0 00
• notes Toll oillops . llaa g *col .
. r
Wllkodoirre to W. lio„ ~ Rd - 64'WO $1 24
W. Ilavin toltriitol, : 84 . .311 - 181
Roekport to do. - .64 • .35,4 2 bii
12.Cbook ad P. 114446; 61 25% 86
Freights.
To tirida.. To ;•Bdadelptie;
Mine Uiven
Peon
'Lockport,
Haven,
Meath Chunk s ..
To Now York. i
Mato Haien to Now Tett, $1 Zt '
i
Rockport to ,- do - - • l9l
Penn Hates to do 3 1 . - 3, 1116
Idaseb amok to ' do.' ' ' ; . ! • --.3 10
The &bor. trolgbts do potluck& the toll on Digiwitr•
Dltriskta sad Baritaaeaaals. • i-t - - -
Lyissaelralley Coal 'reads tor 11.1M16
Far weak ondlag au Saturdar last: -
LykaSs Valk" cod co, 3 . 1296.01- tFr e ngt 17
Short llopnteln Gail Co.. 1,02 04 Alliff 16
Timeteis Coal Trots
}bills@ week, • !A w a i t =to
Total, '• ~IS.X4
Shlpautts to aims yet tool lut you s„ .:
&4S 7S
Shipped Booth, ; 1.729 12
1144
.o•linware pa& Wade.
, tartbalaiiisultet • 11761:- iissrectuit
xsir, -• . • • ' na,,,ao co.
44410016
For LULA west,
_ Lea yea%
, :420463. 8t438 " •
- AND' OTLIEN, SCHUYLKILL . TOCKS..
_......... k _--.. - CO..'
0*508891,11113.1 . IT =WI 11110110011,14111.111.
. ' • , P irsoina's
- Itallreadi • ' • -
141116661$118,11.6adistik Peibmillii -4 60
Mae HUI and Sebeylkill 11a-virk .., '• , 50 63 MI
lionalehrbos - •,- -' - --- - • - 60 00 00
Mount Cuboti. and Tort Carboni -- • 60 00 00
MI creek - . - - - 60 00 00
&Milani Villey .. -,•4 '- - • 50 -
Lorberry Creek- - •.; • • • -, • 60 00 00 ,
Swats= - - ~. ---- - • - - 60 0 0
• Casal. t -
Seboylklll.2avigatkal6o 9 ,9%
praterml - • 60 .16 IS
.Uutou Cane :••-•- - . , • ~ 00 8 4%
" " preleiriAr - • •- - ao 0
De 4.2 Hare Coal kTransportat'n Co.'s 100 98 00
Railroad & CoalCoaapaa loss I
Llttlefichuyi.Say. A.R. 6.4:06100- • 90 V ViVi
Lehigh Coal k
HasistonCoal trigatloo.Co. i
. : - 60 49 BO 3
~•
Back Mountain deal Co. •-'• - - 60 00
r ayless& Coal & R. R.C0.•.1
...:-.. - 111 0 TZU bO ,:-
LyTii i ll'file. l y k COa l l i to, C f . - ".
- - ..-
60 36 40
Bearer Meadows 009 'A R. 11. Ce- ~, 60 53y
Lyksiis Valley Railroad &CoelCo.:. - 20 10. :.14 .
, Coal COMpeakoss -' . 4, -
forest laprosemeat ta - • - -i- 55 •.• 15
north American - Co,,pcskered - .4. as-. - - 00
_' " " " mama -- • 25, .09 •00
Delaware Coal Col.. - . . - .. . 00 0 1
eamberland Mai C 0.., - - - ... - --, . i, 0 0 0 0 00
Ass Creek Coal CO,. . ..
. . .. i, 10 14 li
. - • .111311oeellameaus a ,et• -
111steri' Rank . - .... .. . A O :.. 89 .60 NI
Variviirie Rank ..*- - • ..... .' • ~f‘ 50 60 65
Pottultlefins Co. - .- - - - ~ .:tlj'... 60 26 '26
Pottovillo.Water Co. .' -•- .--,..; .25 is ?A
/lathe & toek of all Coal - . ides will 4404. th
the above list whersfuraleb !Immesh* desire aisle
publleatkon. ~. . ...- . . .
NEW AJAVART'MENTB
ARELogigoNs •
beautiful licirloned Fiv© Octave
be 31SLODBOri Wood, Plano 'kyle. for WO
4 4P •
lit 4 rA ir . kAI9I Book and Ifinfr Store.
33.• • •
• P. O RPHATE CIF LIME.
THE:SCRIBERS have-just re-
Ittarediefroah slat of th e celebrated Allen
NeildlesIJIMPER-PIIOSP TR 0? LIME, lOarreaCed
pers...eller ode by BRIGHT LERCII,
' • nardirare and Iron Dealers.
- 0:';`• '.- HIDER:WANTED !• ' : , '
HE subscribers willpay eight
Beata per pound for all Steer Hides dolly- ,
pea et the Railroad Dopot •Itt Reading. Also sorsa yenta
lisas pound for Cow and Dun Bides.
1 ... - ' - • ' FIC1111911:i a FOFZIO.
.stuultnu. /Wrest 14,'58 . . X, -.4 in
1:7---
lutrys TO ?BA CUERS—A Card Design* for 1.144ing
, •
,ttp fa &fools. •
PHIS 'Card contains, valuable hints to
teachers and also scholars; and a copy ought to be
bung up in every public tebool In the county. Prioe,lB
cents each. Joel published sad the aide by -
ce Aug. 14,.18 331 . • H. HANNAN.
THE POTTSVILLE A C A.O EM Y
viT ILL be re-Opened for 'pupils on
MONDAY, SFSTEMDEIt
Samuel Edw ards, . A. M., Principal.
air-Terms may to Obtalo . ed at UM; School Bulldlni,
(Mr. Edwards'a noldence).
Pottsville, August '4l4' Mfit,
CUTTA PERCHA
Inkstands. .
THIS a new, beintiful, ind.econom
leat4ek Stand Oaks, Dwelling and Counting
e, which ean momenta—cheap, datable, arid
which al I not spill the ink if upset: For sale at mann
facinrees pikes, wbolasals and retail, at
BAN NAN'B Cheap Book-and Stationary Store.
Aug. 14, NA
=3O
00 bi 95
115 a I 20
O"9MMERCE AND CQMMER
CIALNAVIGATION, edited by J. Smith Uoinans,
an:tally complied from the latest and
,Itort reliable
stances. I ' • .
. mEmotas Or TUCUEL.
• MEMOIR OP JOSEPH MEWS; a Model lieu.
Jagpublished and toe ide by ' B. BAN NAN.
Ast:,., lA, '53 , ~ .
SEWING MACHINES.,
):IE, Double Thiead t -Family
,
. • INCI 'mActuNs. Thee Hathines few with ',two
thread', eialleg a Double/ Lock Stitch, 'equal to any
high priced Machine In we, and perfectly reliable for all
dtmlly purposes These Machina are for sale by the
subscriber, at the EXCIIANiI E ISL,Pottsville. The
publicare invited to ralland examine theta. Pelee SARI.
itirlnstruetions given to thole puretuudng, u to the
use, ae. A. M. BUMPER, Agent.
. Animal 14,1V8 337 m •
11016 13
( 16 0 6 0 . 14
01609 'lO
toms, -1,570,600'04
• AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE.
WlMilted, in 1659. ' Carrying the U. B. Nails.
Saili ow Posaively oa he Dag 'Advertited. ,
ITHE New York built AI, ex- 4-
• treme clipper ship, " Flysitrety,“ Is • d.l e
rap air loading at pier 45. North lUver,and wt we
prompt despatch for Sidney direct.
orlrcight or Passage, haring elegant *cameo°.
daus, apply on board , or to •
- B. W. USAlliitON, 6 Bowling , Green, New York.
!,.3
ht Bills for sale, and cash advances made on con
signments.
Consignees In Amarillo: Messrs. Vll2lnson, Bros.* Co.
August.ll,!2B Jane 12, 'AS ' 2147 W.
.! tons, .1ki3.03$ 06
earkapoirtatliiftei
II #IIIIII3T. - • •
. "Ho Prost
cnons—AsbutA PlAtistow,
1 35 $l. 25 $1 20
135, 12S 120
30 1 20 •1 20
so
NEW MUSIC! SEW MUSIC!!
1' 4 4 ANCY BRINGS • TREE O'ER.
TUE LEA. Ballad.'
NE LITTLE WORD. Lays of the lireadde.
=ALDER° VALVES, by Charles D'Albert,
MOTHER DEAR, I'M TRUUTING Of YOU, by Jtitit
P. Ordway. .
GENTLE ANNIE, Ballad by Megaton C. Tooter.
UNCLE SAM, an American Song.
GENERAL PERSIVER SMITH'S FUNERAL MARCH,
by C. Grote.
New Made received as published. Instruction Bonk,
kw the Piano, Melodeon, Flute, Violits.llullar, Ake. Vie.
lin and Guitar strings, /ic y "Drayton band
ASEA and f or sate
"t • B. II 'S --
Aug. 14,758 • 33 ,
Book and Stationery Store.
"A THING OP BEAUTY IS A JOY POUVER."
M.. ALLEN, corner Centre and
A 4 - Market streeta,Tottsvllle, Pa., announces the
latest wonders ol art and science. The Avtisrie Tat s
users NCI two continents, while Mr.' Allen's Poor..
a earns 131 bit., are cm ins, Luz sag. beautiful Nathan,
quickly and permanently taken. Tbry bring to our
homes the lams even of the loved ones from the other
world. This 'mew and superior art combines the egad
seceracy of lb. photograph, with the softness of the oil
painting. By: It persons to moderate eiremostanees may
procure large portraits of those they love and revere,
at the rune time Securing ornaments of rare beauty for
their walls, which will Increase in value as years roll
away.
8,775 10 909
12,104 16 ".97.00102
't Nies haring dignetreotypetiof departed friends, an
hare them thus retaken in nay ate.
Persona by this wonderful applkatiou of selenee and
skill are enabled by a single sitting of a few moods to
obtain portraits superior to those taken on canvass
which require sittings of hours from day today, for seve
ral weeks. Call qt Mr. Alien's Gallery and a moment's
examination pf, !specimens adorning his walls, must
carry corveltilod !of the beauty and sextirsey of this
great wonder of art. to arei7 mind:
Aug• 14,'68. 334 f
14.154 OS
10,281 17
312423 10
217,4531 13
MAUCH CHUNK -
Wife;Rope . Manufactory,
31 0 .1adsor 33Gabsseerci Ce.,
Ilan abet orer Of Wire Rope; for inclined planes, shafts,
slopes. de,would inform the public that he la now pee
pared to make ' 1
ALL KINDS, LEN6 I RO 7 I3UN ANZES OP rzAir
' .AND D RI,
At the shortest notice, of superior quality, and-ou the
most liberal terms, at his Wire Rope Factory, • •
- Mauch Chunk s Carboy* Co., Pa.
It4reote can be made to Noun. E. A. Wrest, N. D.
Rortsight and A.4l.llroadhead,At Xmas'"hunk : to N.
Patterson, Sunimlt 11111. to Sharpe, Lelsenring A.C0.,111
more, Lissome county, Pa.. and in fact, nearlyall theop
orators In the Region rho have been using his ropes.
August 14. 'S$. [August 8.'67 32-4) , 33.
'TIMOTHY SEED,
BY.the'bushel or quart, just received
arid for sate at the Seed Store or D. HANNAN..
TULIP AND HYACINTH BULBS,
JUST RECEIVED, mid for sale at
the Sled Store of D. HANNAN.
TRAVELER'B GUIDE.
THE latest and best Traveler's Guide
thnraghou % the United Statos.juat toetived and for
ar B. BANNE4I4 Cheap Book Store
'L'aill7Tl'flxfANe,adole. re
Lialed
at the shorted notke by
=MVI
w i lyz i ateKlFTWOß
BEAUTIFUL Patterns—Light and;
\D un a'''. Ma o , Buspendirn hover . stust
received and. ror We by t.
pApER I PaPERI2 PAPERILI.
100 Hums Foolscap, Letter,lUom.
morels! Note, Note snd Mil ripen, just rar
red, sad forail, wholefrale and mill, at
it. HANNAN'S Bootaird Statkmery. atop.
• • PAPER BAJO,
DAtENt MAUIIiNE.MADE Paper
Dago, to bold frail 14610 po.mds. Swaim:mm.om
gists end othoFri, for sale by Z. CIARIIIUM6B,
November 8,*56 Ceo trip drilla, Polder 100:
41-It
LIGHT BELTING FOR LATHES. ,
TWO 1N011,2 ply Light.Gunt Belt"-
hag, oalkattle for Lathes, let 11 is mods mar dust
than Leather mo wean Informed by than
.he UN it for NO* by n• DANNANt
i Alma for Manufacturers.
- NEW BOOK, OT Hi" Mum.
t'llHE 'CRUISE OF THE BETSEY,
with Itiestike a • thelettlet moat the roselittlet.
obi Dopcslb of &bland bY Uegb 3 /_•lilor•
LORD DON 8-PA DS, ww Hawn= zwwwwwwtt
y Jamb. •
0 80 2 01.41,11 . 111NUMINOLD; hi Rapti NIL • •
LIVIVRICS et Lob Manta: with Mow phy.
4suiptibLidowl, bid lb wOo by. ' BARRAN.
Crab Warty rottraill.
• • •
n/J5O 08 Y 3 I.la
•
.
seraisten osot Trade 1 31!* 16 .
For yr,* eadiotces flativrday hit: ' •
. .
Shipped Xoetl, 4 424 14
;Shipped South, 14,660
11,213 OS
Pcmask - Ceita C• 41740 1. s.
''.lo7;ica)
=rag 10
Tee tbs big Iris%
La±4..yalr,
Isms* this
Elimag-Tior Olosi Timid*7lBsB. -
was. ." MAL.
4463 SO . 40,41 fit op
11,pr the last soak
Cosi Trail*, VMS.
- VIM; TOM.
10,411140 347 M, 00
' 74412 00 36077 00
4 1 ; 0,860
. . .
Q=:l
TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
A CYCLOPEDIA
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pottsville, July 31,
•
• • .-
VNArgistlPErt o . White
14 by I be 10
BANNANOO. SOO and si
Boo& ngle paek. tationer erboteside &Ad no
tatt. at " B. 'S and Sy Store. ,
TOTIL,
11U124 17
:6341: , 86
CUM .111LTJ4!
ALL kinds of FIRE ARMS made KA
toarter.OUP.andirariisted. Twists'fillip
nay repa_lndpy ' George Solltalkg.
Ostre street, iiaitmWe,siipestitir Sailed Zonde's
November 41.'47 47dy
: 610 , 1 53 at
vita.
WOMAN
IMPS IT -4.
1103,11311 04
LAWYERS' OFFICE-BASKETS:
Pressley , * peer Waste Paper:
WILLOW BASKETS - of. various
J7,l,44estr,..enitittrittirtiels.Wgtif ab
tuia: it to our Mom. il l ar mats by ' , AL sex 471-
s iRPET
.1111EAV1110, • ! 4 :
ifHER 1 11 malty the public genet-
all.t.ibuit tat?, reamed my old badness. girpi;t '
smog. and 'warrant to Ore entire .ti forties, ile
bereofbre knew* by tits pvibile. OW. IMAM, r.
Ilarkst *IA 3 doors abacroostimid. '
PottnineOuly 31. IS . - ' -. 3131 s-:
&or
.0111 T 8141NOLPI, R. 0.. FOR 841,1 L.
0 Q Twenty-six inch J9itit
abioati 9 k odYYtrtZr e t a l rartztZ.;
playa, by tbella%ti.ll)4 l at Tieloaa4:
MINIM 16C1E111.
%wont, July 34 1511 atit•
47 5 , E R MAISPETPLoea'
. „ H i rdigt
the ion
snu. steads -*/
sad le widleabtedly, tbe 'Orlite,__
_Ma
ever am& = To be bed ef Orbiters or of Foflor7
tetylor. Dentist.
Potbellieo Jor slow
, - -----• :
_Ro . • AVON. , i •
'NOTICE is .1 L y. given that awad
- ~
~ .-telluausou Mos isill 04.11410 it
Itt?W ft= a . ! itt• Couutr of Sebaylkillou WM.
DAY, A
, ogu n = US% at 10 to, clock la flap toretwoo,to
motions • - .. IV.II. MATZ,
811pui3ra I - ~,' Pottsvals. t ' .
sue'
• August - lata. J August?, '53 WA ; ,
ARTHUR'S s
11 . 1 01 fiktiTellealltag faux and Jeans
" Perth Prose, Timeaker, Or-
ESE CA S are of sired& made
eve the Jan or Maur! Wire 1 , 40 Tame
ere and of Glass. They ben bleu used tnrint the
three years by tboasands tatelllee, botelei etc..
the most complete emmeem Th ey are easily ble d
Ind opened.'snd ran be readily cleaned and used fir
rs., To be bed of MIMI sizes, Piet, Quart. or Itelf
- ton. For ale, at city pekes; by B. &INMAN.;
July 24,'48 30.] Centre street, Pottsville.
CARD,I , •
- I MPORTANT Iggrchanis D*"l
. Plan, R. Sieber t
Ha 131 9 Rer street, &tote Zneest. above Boren *MA
PHILA.DELPHIA. •
Bogslinvo to &I the attention of ilia Trade tio
mannbetory of HORSE COLLARS. of all 'indoor.s, iu7d
ptik" *bleb be Is gelling fbeCASII, at the lo west pan.
ofaetarsea priers, to those who favor. him with a call.
az-2am Os al way!' on hand. An enters addreseld to
Pirate S. 'team, as above% will meet with Prompt at
tention. • poly 21.'411 4ff.2m
' HIGH SCHOOL AT.PINECROVE. -
fiIHE REV. H. S.' IKOONS,A - .
for many year. Principe/ of the PrepiratoiDe•
port:neat of Panno7leanla College . will open a lett
School In the New Arademy Building. at Plorgrovi. Ile
will teach all the brancheaustially taught our
Schools and Academies, and will prepare pupils 'Jibing
to take a full tonne of stud y!be any class In Collage.—
those dextring to quality tbetosielvee Ilw tantinumi will
sit special advantages for so doing. I
' Ai ROVE Is Sway situated and acessible by' Ball.
•
road.
••air Boarding cat be pad at Tory masonalde miss la
prime* families. . ~ • - • I
The &boot will rommestes about the First of Jana,—
Pot terms and other lalbramtlon. address -f,
.HOMID OP DIRECTORS, Pi=l."
May 15,..58
V_AI leg
NAB_ Con ia,FASENe,i
Locust. Mountain and - tron
Company, offer to good tenant' several valuable
Leases upon the Company'spropZ.rty, to Colisabla
and Northumberland counties: The veins offered are
the large White Ash veins of the Locust Mountain: apes
yr bleb, collieries have been already established by
Messrs. Bast A keareon, Oeo 8. Iteppiter and ;5t. 0.
, •
Tie mammoth vei n averages , about 25 feet to thick.
debt, and the underlying vein some 12 to 14 feet. (Both
veins afford a largo lxidy of Oast above water level,: The
quality of the Coal is well established In market. 4 '
The Nine 11111 Halboad affords an avenue to the
Rasters' market', and the Philadelphia it g
,Sunbur Rail:
road to the Southern and Western ma rkets. Ahab of
tress railroads are completed to the collksim open the
company!' property. Jtor particular& inquire of
J. ANSPACII, Jr., Pied.,
blo.llB Booth Fourth Strout, Philadelphia.
Or ALEX. W. BHA.. Sap. it , Soipt.,
Columbia Cu., Pa.
1-tei '
February . l3; 185 S
' Grocery and ProwMena Storeei
raHE UNDERSIGNED' respect: plly
Informs his friends and the , public icauorsikn that
be u just opened nit MARKET' SQUARE, North. side,
fir* door algae! Me Market Maw, and near:, olipastie
'the Lutheran, Church, a Ouse e ry and Proms talon
Store, cherish' has just, received a splendid assort
ment of tine, iresh 0 roeedinteimisionat ie. as , l
'
Mows:— li - '
Coffees, Sugars, Rutter, Eggs. Vinegar, ,
~
Tese..ftlee, Roans, Bras h es t . - i
Deb, Cheese, Dried Fruit, Ropes; i!
Syrups, Spices, Fluid, Queen-sears,
Snit, Chordate, Jar Pickles, Wills , Omer.,
Oriental Coffee, French Coffee, Eauenee uf Coffee, Raisins.
Tobacco, &pus, Corn ate, Figs and PIIIDOW •
SUPERIOR FAMILY•FLOIN,----
Corn; Osti, Rye Chop, kiddlingi, etod;
AU kind. of Creek - en., Dried Deef. Stmar-Cnred limn ,
Smoked sad Preen Shoulders, 20.. which till ;b4
furnished to customers at the lowest. CASlVpricei:
Pottsville, August 7.'68 32-3 m I JAMPS AWOL
il lidic, ICE ALF:;_ . 'CIF i ViI i j
J ler every' pa oebre pare ...mg ..,
books has blx . owti i .l
CHOICE OP OIIFTS, I,AT ' j RANNEIrs.
CHOICE OF GIFTS . I . ' 'AT 1 ItANNEIPO
CHOICE OP GIFTS , 'ATt - 11A*NEY'S
-
CHOICE OF GIFTS iAT I RANNEY'S
CHOICE Or I Glrrs -AT • 1 RANSEV'S
, .4
CHOICE OP wens . . ;AT- .. . , ItANNET , S
CHOICE OF GIFTS •i , . AT t. I GANNET'S
CHOICE OF GIFTS . AT : EAMEL'Y'S
GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOON IFOUSIii
N 0.293 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Where the gilts, emulating ofJEWELRY. #e., AND TA
RUNG IN VALUE PROM Lit CENTS TO TWO MUN
DRP.D DOLLARS. are alwayi on EXHIBITION. IN AM
PLE SHOT CASE;. Oar Yew Descriptlie Catakstue;
containing a large variety of Books In every depailment
of Science and Literature. (allot which and sold at regu
lar nubllshere• prices.) and expLileing our , MW AND
ORIGINAL SYSTEM of allowing tune* pircheser- HIS
OWN - CHOICE OP GIFTS. &allotting tort unequalled
Inducements to AGENTS, %Fill be sent, pmt pall Ito and
11)2(1140Am application. . Address.
• A. DANNEY: Agent, No. 293! Broadway. -
July 3i 1141 k 127 fin
- - _
STOCK r
At Whet ,
DANIEL MIMI
desires to call tboattel
Hon of the public to
extensivela4ortruenk
Boob , L1.12d EhOell; mat
lectured under his cm
loxpeetion, "epoch.
adopteal to the Ooal It
glcin.sult fforedlo. sal
at hts Swaim CENT
t4TREET, above 11l
and opposite the Pad!
Sebool House. tr• has on band a well awaited stock of
Mlnereßoots and Mona, Men's and Boys' ealf, GO and
Hip Boots and Brogans of every dasniptt.h; W' en's,
Misses' and Children's Gaiter Boots, Heeled: Button Gat ,
ten, Half Gaiters and Lasting Buskins, °teem* color;
Women'a, Misses' and Children's Kidand Gust Skin lace
Boots, Buskins. Ties and Slippers, Men's Patent Con
grms Boots,, Alto an assortment of Felix Co. Bead.
log Works. All of which will be cold at unusually low
prices. Particular attention gloss to all Undo of mann.
faitured and easterner work and repairing..fthm on
band, a due assortment of Trunks, 'l allies and : Carpet
Bags. . Pottsville, Anne 19,14: 2folf
•
81.11,PHURIC-IRONATER; • -
ROM the liurnipg W_ Mountaip.+
Meseta. Magiants . ,t DOwen have appointed the is -
dersijinedi their agents:Mr the sale •of Use eeinbrat:s
Mineral Waterloo' the Burning ktountsin, Which bare
lately been effeeting, , ln our Immediate tricinite.lbe
most extraordinary and Wonderful cures of.RUMUM A.
MIR, MISS, SPRAINS, SWELLINUS. and all Libiesnes
of the Skin, Joints, and. Tendons, as well is minoring
all Mottoes, Pimples. Preekletandertiptions,andgiting
the skin n Sue transparent and healthy lustre.
Mandrel!' of tenons in and awsturd Pottsville have
drank and washed in these waters with the malt deci
ded. imimmilate, and peculiar benefit, Teething a rigor
previmMly unknown to full health. A for applications
of Muss Wkirs, when slightly warmed. will almost'; in.
Mull,' remove AR arm, Iduidau mid Enteannacia,tioa
the feet, hands, or akin.. .
PRlCY—Ttarty Conte per Galion. or Your batons Sor
$l,OO. Elbgle Glaa►ey,at the Counter. C, runt►.
• • . RUSS a'• 31013103.,
Teamsy/raniall: Ibttent/r.
N. -Po; Plea, Rheantatkm, Gout, and for the cry.:
plate removal of Corns, Bunlons,and Saenteccurws;act.r"
es all rut/memoM
Sores, Cuts end Swellings, Meet "Ta d"
_l 4 l
should properly he applied Hot, with a Sponge ori .: 44
Or It eouventent, to a Bath, morning and e veoles:
while a few Olacees may be drank at Interrals
the dayiareompanled with exercise In the open a 1"
July 3,13
:THE IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE
The Stetudard Revierly of the-Nelodearth awhiry,
FOR ALL DISEASES OrTHR BLOOD
RREPARED BY DR,. LoUNSRER
int Co"
No, 60 Nor* Mt -teed, below Arlibt
adelphla,
for Mamma and Storfulows Diseases:. White Saailtails,
Rip Durum Malignant Merl, alrhiwiass, 16i•
j ter, &aid head, Mara at the ikatii cued t
Pliroca, Eruptions of Ow Stiw, •
and aR .
BMWS AND ',MIR jral 07. .77.7 X BLOOD;
sue effectually and prentemently eared bit -
Imperial Depmstivti.. •
This Voikiae eau rands Iran to.Pstlects: and thttt
foctidesee. by two remorat—tt la J 84 , 1 ' 130 It II
representedto be, and will do all that la elaltned tor 11..-
but it will tmt core every dinease•beantse it bi noothill7
adapted and prepared for one elan of complaints. pod
Mesa It tumor& the Sward place, this Illettleine• is
pore. AighiN ameelarafed and aetier—so that ft ofecres
=sten thedbesso- if it 1A entable. Lame doers, nor,
long continued nee • fit la not asked for—Oast td Three ,
bottles will in a ur t iocity of cam*. exhibit Its molt tura
hoe properties. In this respect. time and motley sre pot
. wasted 'oleos; sod Inittlem Owls obtalu taro,
In Ceseunrous .Ird Aber/ahem diseases, no aiddleitie has
ever equaled It In Its successful torts.
se obstinate and leverets, eannotrestet the
eleetsing and porityles efforts of the InractSt Ilsrues•
•
Ukeera of elm ammeter, op' matter bow °holies or
ion standing, Invalidity yield to the srouderfoV effects
of the Earsetal. Dsrustriett. •
Older Young may Om It elite with perfect
If you are afilkled, tty One' flattish and If iyew wish
advice, write to the Pelt:civil °See. No. So Ninth Filth
Street, Wow Arch, and you .111 melee It. (b,r etieloalug
stamp 53 , mower.) Da. LOORSBERRYt CO..
thltaiddpttlil.
• Sarre sale by CHARLES ie. 13111.,10,Drucrisi,. S.
ttletter of Centre A Norwegian streets., (opposite got:
timer's Hotel,) Pottsville; Pa. ;f
Wirfoe Sale by Ltimogists gesurally.
Joao n,1.5
GEO. IIEATON.
31.34. •
A NEW
; -. MED/ClNkra' •
IOLLAND .BITTE Its
snit =mum, mizaNDIIIINEDT.
birePERSII4,..4 .
DISEASE OF TOE lIROETO,
- LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS, OF 'ANY KIND.
SEVERAND ACUE.;
EIyERY . FARMER AND EVERY
7.11311 LT hai its peculiar ilittera,conspoissded ao
to sagas glitiwttil recipe. hatide4 dotriefrom At
to my perhaps. The ptincipli that a tank Othrstant k
,neeesmary ere 7' bouse,bundispetted, yet. %NI toll°
poredad b 7 1111111101ful hands, came emetahis elements
both incompatible and ineassietemt—•exoWinteepositive•
17 hurtful. Ire bee offer to the public,is a Wily cose
castrated ems, what willexaetty supply this want, per
pared sponicientide principles, eetepeersded of ample&
office.
acting In haremesy,yet each fulfilling its own remedial
. • . •
, Toros Perfataall Is here ofteriel,ln &convenient Ibrm
yet perfectly matiOore locelent.'whlel, adios urn ibt;
eirentation, raises the 'atoned the system to the stand.
ard of health. ammially after asy debilitating attack of
diteasoafter!tepreselowiluse beat, or any local or &eel.
dental erne; ea .elreff-13pasaissfie, width, wigs a Paola
stimulant. noweroets with a peculiar Intonate upon the
nereoes system, calming narrow initiates. whoa takes
properly, without the least tendency to the teals, and
without that distressing reaction *bleb is the bane of
most tonics•--oftencarudopsorelqlnry than theerllfluit
disease.
Ai a Team, =dente!, arid permanently rxeltingths
energies of all parts of the frame. modulus nocenarity
a healthy barrens of the action of lb* various organs,
ehemleally. changing the acidity of the stomach, sad art.
lug nermally span the liver In regulating permanently
the Miller,. secretions. .
NonClL—Wborrer expects ta end this& beverage till
be disappointed; but to the sick. weak and lowspirited.
It • will -prase a 'rebatel anunatte cordial, pawned of
singular remedial properties.
Cauttleta...The 'pest popularity of ibis detigirthrl
Aroma bas Induced many Imitations, which the public
should guard *taloa purelowslog. React pomaded to
buyarryiblog until you bars 1101110 PORRATeI
LAND MTH= a fair trial. °lretonle will ocorslure you
how Infinitely suptolor It It to all them hultatlona.
wirscaa it $1 per bottle, or six bottles foe $4, by tbs
80LE PBOPBIBTOBB,
BENJAMIN PACE, JR. &CO.
kAittracTuilmo
pbarmacintisti at* efontioto,
. PITTSBURG, PA.
For sale In Philadelphia by' the apata—Hollints
.Blorwig. cake of the Democrat; Jobe Joires,llo Bac*
'treat; Dyott t gone, 1133 North Second street. Also, In
• Reading, by Hitter d Co.; Lancaster, by John IL Long
it Co.; Pottsville, John 0. Brown, J. 0..0. llmgbee and
C. W.Eptlng; Tamaqua, by K. J. Pry ; Ilittersethe. 3.
K. Barn , .and MTN!, by Dr. V. Cht
ebester. • Nortaeberl4,,s7
r 1 MT MT T l 7 W.MlvMr-'n7.7W-1
TO ALL MANKIND
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
KU!!IEEMEM
Tbe want of a sterling medleinal to meet the ills and
ueomeitlea of- the suffering portion of humanity, and
one entirely rnee from mineral and other deleterkfuit per-
tides, was leveret: felt till this all powerful medicine
was ushered Into the world ; Ifotgowax's rivatuants
nut have become the UnuirnOLDISMT.OT of all eatlous.
TheirattribUte Leto PLEVLIIT as well as to Con; they at
tack-the gates 01 , 'ROUT of the complaint. and thug by re
moving the hiddeirtunite of di.eeiti reinvigorate and re.
store the drooping energise o the system, misdating sfa•
tune in hid task of Treat and MIC , TIOXAZT WORXETIOIL
I Dyspesia-1 • -
Thegreat seouege of , this tont inent yields quickly to
sem:raiser these iustleeptie PHIL and the digestive or.
gars an restored: to their proper' tone; no matter in
what hideous shape this hytra of disease exhibits itself,
this searching and unerring remedy disperse, It from
the patient's system.
General Debility and Weeknees.
From irlhaterer rause. moans or smarm, andall Oboe
signs et a ,diaeased liver. and other , dirorginlsetiosi
system?, vanish under the oradleatlng_tninenee of this
all peterfulantlieptle and detergent. temedy.
BiliOtUl Dilardera -•
Th *per quantum and eight tronition'of lb. Idle is
of momentous importance to the hea lt h of the human
framed thin aarn-ertioue wed trine expels the hidden seeds
of thelimaptalot, and 'undersell the ankh and weeretlone
pun ; fluent, cleansing and resneeltallag the vital
functions of the body. .
, llOlO Females •
should lo se no time in trying a tow deeeial Ibis mire
feting. and renovating rernedviwbetorer say be Abair
complaint; It can be taken with eaGety to all periodleai
antotbei dleorgaaizatioqe, and Its edges II all but Ed
'unions. I
-
. • trarefated - Proof. •
• The testimony of Nations la 001inimoady tome to the
healtb-giviuge virtues of hie lonble remedy. and airtle
este. In every living langualm beer winsome* the cane•
nitain.6l:o of then INIIINEW.WOIIIII. •
• •
ifulteway's Piit ate t he let t remedy *looses fa the
• world irr die following dioallies
Asthma. Dropsy. 1 • Inward Weeklies",
Dostrl.ooniplainis,Debility, Liver Complaints, •
Coughs, !Fever and Agee. Leaven, at Dyfrlts,
Oolde, - Complaints Pike, •
Chest Diseases, (Headaches. stone and Gravel,
Corlirrness, lodigestloo, Becombuy dymp.
Deopeysla, • ;Influenza,: toms: •
Diarrhea, 1 . 'Venereal illbeticis:
• • .11tortos of all ideas,
46/-C ant I neat I —None are genuine -maim the greeds
I•Zieihneay. hew perk end Leadaa," are dleeertable so
a 111ffee . Mark in !every leaf of the book of directions,
around each pot or ben ; the maw tiny be plaloly seen
by hotdieg therm, to ths tight. d handsome reward will
be gireatonny one readiaing seek hilbetnationaa may
lead lathe detretloa of any party or patina kounteffelb
log the' alediethei or wending the rule, knowthlf them
. .
to , beiporions.
••• 8, , 1d at the Msnittsetorise of .ProNeor liottowar,
'BO Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respeehible Drag:
gists and •Deolersla Medicine throughout the Veiled
Slates andthe•rivillsed world, la bones at 25 eente,o3
main and $1 each. • . •
.There considerable to taring by taking the larger
al ••, • . • .
• le: ll.—Dinklens for tbe guidance of patients to every
disorder are lased to each bon, •. '
June 5;14 I- • • Wiriest_ -
THE LIVER
INVIGORATOR!
. , ,t PREPARED DT DR. ILIINDFORD, -
- Conkpounded Entirely Trout GUYS,
TS ode of. the beet PURGA'rIVE and
jL LiVER medicines nisw . behant the pubtle:thit sets
sue a Orthertie, etiake, milder, and tuoreeffeetual tivinsny
other medicine kuown. It le not only a' Oathame. but
• Liner remedy, actinic that on the Liner to eject Its mot. I
bid matter, then on the stomach and bowels to rs•ry off
at matter, talus anompilshlng two pot-pont draf t ?'
ly, 'Without any of the painful feelings npei"aan.__'n
be operations of moat CAlhartics. It streogthmo , to' I
system at the *awe time that It purges it: sod when.
takenliaily lo moderate domes, will streitidavn and ban d
It up'erith unusual rapidity.. _
The*Liver is one cif the priedial regulators
of the human body; and . when Is
errom'i t t rau _Z
lions will, the powers of - the system a" tu"y ''''
veloped. 'Me Stomach , 114 al runt entirely dependent
on the heeithy action ,o the Lira for the : proper
pairlbrosanee of , Its fonts ° t i o „ a ; when the stomach
le at fault,Nthe towels are a t mutt. sod the whole
Syxtrin mattes, in MOO. qurnee 01 pne Onfar,--the
Liver—baying '"ceased ispil a. , its duty. For the d i
e.
ease, of that orgon,one 0 tbe proprietore has made
It his sandy, in a pnellceael a more than 20 yea.., to
fled tome remedy where- -.1 w i th to counteract the
many derangements wr y Irbirb It ie liable.
To prove that ibis rem- dy is at lint found. any
pitman troubled with 141-se, ver CamaPitalialer In
any of Its f orm, h a s biol.; ti) try* bottle, and convic
tion ',pertain.-
' Those Gums remote line morbid or bed matter front
the system; eepodag in.
_. their Owl a booltby go*
of bile, f inehaeu t aing -ther , stomach; nosing b a t t o •
digest well, pultilyal Oa N bleed,Sl% lug tone and'
health to-the %tele um r - enmery, removing the
eauseof the di"1"-eff"rit
Inge radical cure.
Etillous aildr/SArefUl ed. and. what is Leifer. ;inn,
led, by th e 0 1-e slonal use of the Liver 'awls*.
rater. 0.4
One dew , After tatlog la 'efficient to relieve the
s t omac h so d pnterit the food from rising and
,tenbet t ri
Only one don !Ore re .1 og, prewata to
g A to ,r , •
Only .1e- dose liken' etrll night„ loosens the bands
gen tly, mud nitre 'Cbstire. yen, • '
0 edomstaken a Orr math, meal will mire Despeptia:
. ;rota dose of two tea r- spoonful, will always nee
w e e tat Ilradaule, , ... .
ow. bottle taken for fea — aunde obstruction removes
tbe most of the litieme.A and makes it perfect cure.
duly one dew, lirmediX°l ately relieves Mohr. w bile
core dose often repeated is a sure cure dor Mien
Norbui, and a preventive, o'needed
Attics.-
EkrOoly one Mille leUa needed to throw out of lb•
system the effects - id med.,. Mee after a long sickness.
41rOne bottle taken fora m Jaundice removes all sai•
m
'emo, ulltiattitaieolo44 fmm the akin.
One don taken a stint tlmebeliatieetingglvemi
gor- to the appetite, andlig makes food digest well.
One doer often eepotted cures Chronic - Dm/eau in
Its; wont forme wralls Saw" seer and Dowel Complatkas
yield almost to-the trot, dom.
One or two dosenicureatA„ tacks canoed by Worottlo
children: there)/ imosurer.f.f safer, or speedier remedy
In the world; aw it warp,. fails.
1141 - A few botilew curer{ Dropsy, by exciting the
absorbents.
~ We take pleasure - In reel coMmendinethiensedielne
'ae a preventive flar Aro and Apse, mialgrenackl
all Ayers of a ',ltiliesesan Type. it operates with
certainty, and, theinrandsr"' Ire willing to testify to its
wonderful virtues:
All who rat it ors glans their satanistem testimony in
tics Amor. 1 ' ,
this water, in the month sofa' the hantrostar, and
swallow both together. ,
. ' '
c ls ti S _ =Zit INVIGORATOR
okothle Ith/dleal Dlararery,aod Is daily worklog
Pores. 'tool& too peat to Ware. It cures, ulf by ma.
two As jnt dam gitiog Lewitt, and seldom MOM
than one bottle b orgolord 10 can any kind of Liver
• Cbraplainf. from Ita worst 4awodiot or .Difspertia to a
comma Efeadocht, allot Which ane lb. malt of a Dir
. cased Lira. • I
Prices SI per bottle.
DR. SA NFORD, Propellor. 345 ligromdway, New York.
arrltelelkd by all Dtoigiata- Sold .In Pothrtllle by
IlkttßY FIANLO4; and In Taatagos, by ICJ. 'RC
- Juno 10.'08
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
Wllielltagtoss. Ma nuals'',
C '
HAIrI'ERED with fall' Collegiate
ittion, furnished - with Wands° Apparatus, dltii•
rtes. de, and being a full Beard of expertenerd'Pro.
lessors and Towbars, cdfsirs to Young Ladies superior it-
Sillies for acquiring a coat plot* schrosticso.
The buildings are well ventdated, lighted with gas,
anthers rooms fw bathing oir each door. The domestic'
arra ngemonts, and the goatee) discipline. are sari. as to
the
air fir as pcmalble, to all tbe hoarding st
the rosakorts of house, and the refrotaginflaaaces of a
cultivated andebristian fsnilly tints-
Exposes is Baud. Room. Light. Fold and Tuition In
studies ot the rivulet' Course. g 162 per your. Drawing,
Fainting, Wear *ad Modern languages. extra.
• Tdearest session tall commence 01/ Wednesday,
the FIRST of EI:WEN BIM 401 IN WILSON.
July 31, , 38 614m1 Proddlent.
•
Pottirvilk, Oidaitifit Mint 14
Ravages at eke Iridl• li r eellift
The yellow' fenny it New Orissa* is epees&
Dur;og the week *lading ea the let .tp 1 , 4„,
deaths there by the disease were 114
, .
the teeeeetlleg week.4o, Xhe mit- •
riotealastlea 'fa liGuaiime..l.•epaiptian
, Lows, Ana IL--Butatue. partly .
trots fourteen counties in 'Kansas,,iirs tbe fol
lowing renew:
Against Lecompten,
For do.,
sioritY asdgat. 4000
The outaberet 401, ee that muds to b• heard
treat to 22.
It is not believed, bosoms, that Ai nglllllll
from these Mill. bet la UM alight:4M dm eves.
whsissiagssajority that ha. airsady.issa nieenimi
spinal the mum*
' A :costrustarranw ssssstr•to Mks Jolla
win be giros at the Town Ball. this Borough, on
Monday evening next, on which masks, the
i'Danghter of the Reiriaseet,*"Love in TS," an
original draws, and a ramie pantomime Called the
'Red Gnome or the Whit. Heightrwill be played.
As it Is a capital programme. the tedium on
Monday evening should be large sad brilliant.
CourrEararrnme, Bzw,aus I—A toward te of.
fared for the detection of any person counterfeit.
in& imitating. 1:n. the vender of any Inch
counterfeit or imitation of Berhaves Holland
Hitters. The gamic. bigbly concentrated flit.
ten, is put up In hay pine bottles oily, baying
the name of the proprietor. B. Potts, Js., blows
in them, and hie signature around the neck of
each and every bottle.
This delightful aroma, so popular u remedy
for Bever and Ago*, weakness of all Mods, Dys
pepals, Indigestion, Ileadaohe, - COsilvenesa and
Piles, eau be obtalued frets any of oar respecta
ble Druggist►.
SITIMMILIMAN 011D11.—In the Percy Kale
Cowl-Pik near Nematode, there is a garden seve
ral hundred feet beneath the terrace of the earth. r
The plants are raised at the bottom of the mine
by the light end heat of a - are constantly male- 43.
Mined fur the purpose of veittlatlon. At Dudley, . 1
in Staffordshire, there 4 a natural hot-bed, la
which an equal temperature much above the heat
of the adjoining laid is permanently preserved
by the slow combustion of subterveneosa °NIL—
This onartUlcial-stove ellen& to • considerable
trice of irootd, and affords crops of culinary
vegetables of all sorts, several weeks earlier tbaa
the surrounding gardens.
A-Pautott Atrrowaios.—Who batot heard of
the Automaton Chess 'layer — Van e Ducki
and other such wonders )f mesh/tali= ? These,
however, were but ingenious trifles fter all. The
other day, on entering the parlor of a lady.friend,
we noticed what at first seemed a very pretty pieta
of furniture. "That is sty Automaton." remarked ,
she, and on cirening 14 . a 0110111111 A DAUM',
Sewing Ilaelaine met oar view. Wien not is
am, II resembled a seraphine, but when the "bid
deo wheels and springs" were wet in motion,ll
sewed away beautifully with a forty.seatustrese
power. Nothing of Its kind can be more perfect
than the Machine of G. A
Offieco-430 Muting street, Illitadotpl44 sod
495 Broadway, Now York.
LUNCH piton taw Passion/v.—The Nil Al
bony Tribue publishse the followleg letter, which
it says wee written by the President to We. IL
English, was received a few days prior to the flow;
pervious' Convention In' Ills District, and was ;
used by him to [militate his nomination t
1. 19santaavoi, Jay 25, 1858.
Hog. Wu. IL ENGLISH—
• • .
Dear Sir:—Aware that the Convention for now. •
beating' , a Detnoerade candidate for Congress In'
. .yogr District, *ill convene in a few days, I cannot
refrain from expressing the hope flint you may be
tit* unanimous nominee of the Cuevention. If I '
Deed in your District, and had a thousand votes,
you should have them aIL Occupying the posi
tion you do. I consider it smooth* that yon
should succeed in obtaining the nomination. A
failun in this would be regarded by me as a re
buke, of my administration. There may be same
Aspirant or aspirants for the position in your way.
It so, you may say*, them that by giving you a
clear track they wilt gain my favor and may es- •
peel to be provided for in a suitable • Winner. If
:nominated, I will throw as much assistance into
your district as you may-desire.' • '
Our friend /Ingham, I ma t has a hard row :oboe. • .
He will be liberally sustained. Of this you mai
nut sunned. Your frlenJ.
J'Astss Berstvast, •
1.11111111:31ANUTACTvx• or LLATIIIL-,
The phi') Farmer mentions an "•important discov
ery"• in the manufacture of lestber, by which the' •
process of tanning is performed is as Miny doles'
it formerly required months. Leather, it is keener,
is formed by the union of gelatin, of which the
skin is chiefly composed, sod tannin, • substances
found in the bark of the oak,' hemlock and Mick
and a few shrubs like the sumac, ac„ Poe tan,
nieg purposes immense breadths of forest have
already been destroyed. and the supply of tannin
steadily decreases, ebite•the demand for leather,
boluses. litany mineral and vegetable obelus.
ces have been tried no substitutes, but without sac.
mu, and tanners are now obliged to beport hem
lock from a greet distance and al a constantly in.
creasing emu -
It has reeenily been discovered, says the Far.
mer, “tbat we have growing ipontaneously
great abundance all over the Country, in every
State and Territory in the Union, and we believe
all over goofy, NO, a hitherto almost worthless
and .very troublesome plant. hut which contains an
abuedance of tannin." We are not informed
what the plant is, but the discover, a Mr. John.
ion, is said to bare ascertained its preperties after
mover years of careful study and experiment. By
thu now process he taus a calf skin in two and a
half days, which formerly required from six to
twelre months. The invention . has been .wound
to the 4iscoverer by letters-patont of the United •
states, and meuures ,are. taking to secure the
same in Europe.
jar!. young . man, suspected or espboerd
courting, said, "Indeed, I do lore your Patty
dearly." f.Yes,usald the rather, `!but It is my
real Patty,"
ptir`By the singular directions of Sir Philip,
Crampton, made jostKprior to bls'death, the body
was placed in a solid Irish oak *older without any
lid; around Obi was placed ei thick essareas of
Roman cement, which was made to Ali up all the
spaces in tho interior of the coldn not occupied
by the body; which teemeovered over and entirely
imbedded In the cement of which pearl, I. bad•
tired weight was . used. The heavy mass was
placed, within soother Irbil oak coffin, of great
strength, which-was covered with doe black cloth,
on the lid of which was a shield. • •
jlerCom. Cburles Illtewart;of our Nsvy, cow.
pleted the cightielh year of his age on Wednesday
last, othl is said to he as active, blithe and cheer.•
NI as sman of thirty.fthe. Besides be lajest as able ,
to fulfill the physical duties of his poultion of cap.
tale in the navy of his country, as he was the first
day be received a commiesion of that rank. Cow.
niodore Stewart has been 'under the fire of fifteen -
engagements with the enemies of our flag—antoog
the number that of_ the famous bombardment of
Tripoli—apart of the various skirmishes; in addl.
' lion to this, the Comniodore came Off victorious
In ell. Bs has been, in the service for Ostrom'
years, and i• now actively discharging daily dot,
at the Philadelphia navy yard.
Qt filarktto.
•
Trade.-71temukst for Dearly all do
wwiptloha is ebanteterised by citron* dull nen; small
pairs of Bedell Pig at $23, a ma. Other Mode aro dull,
bat pries' am without euesthd cbusge.—.N. I:Tedium.
Produce, Provision wild Oil *Dirket&
floater. mu...uoi. um You. 114177111047.
Wheit bur, bbL, • 6 10 4 600 6 60 100 0 624
R. " " 360 4 I • 0
Corn meal " 4 00 , 441 i • 4 440
Wheol,red,bo4lt... 124 110 4 1176 11640 I 24. ..'
whit. " ' '1 40 1 010 1114 Ilb ie 120
-Rye, " $0 0 es
Corn, while, " , 0 . 8 1 0
66
" yellow 94 0 , • 99 ws •
Oats, ."
.. oill 39 • . 40A1 44
Cheese, per 71, , 7 8 .
Coffee " E 1 . 4
lime: IS 4 ,41(9 9 .4
• bleu pork, , 16 IT . 0 ,
illiatter,dalry,:: '
~ 12 •20
Bogor.
. 0
44
'
No
flue
-72 474 • e
" whale erode, ' . 063 -
" " whiter, _ .
o
g .. 45 4 47
' 4 lard . BO 4 1 90
“ »
*Yoh 19,11141. _
_— 0 • .
winter. - I
_ _ __________ .... •
rovirsviLLA MARX_ _ _
. cliVlsoleaslo Prices.) I
Illeatlllottrjbbl., SII 21'Orlod Postbox, plied $/ 'OO
Ity•Flour,bil., 4261 do do. Ads par'd.2 SO
Wheet,busbal.l 0081 101Driod-Apples, pae4l,2 20
Rye, do 70,11ip,dosee,
t 11
Cori, do 93 1 Bultor,poorpoomd, 11
oats. do . • 3403boaldors , 7OS
Politic ea,' do 7014 Mats,
Thnothybood . 2 rd. • Ilit
clover &ed.. . 4 001Plastev.:do Pee
iliyiperloo, 14 00 Ran t pa' ucki . 1 2b
POTTSVILLE PRODUCE 111Ia6st yams.
(Retail Pekes.) •
!LOUR.—What !lour sells from 65 54 to 6ao bbl
sod Stasi $4 00. Bye Chaplet Mt Ms." bet, asd Cora
!deal 1 10 do.
. URAlN.—W_hiteNbeat stalest 111 low.,asd Sad
at $1 30 deg > j 96 do;Corn 100 dtaChtts43 de.
MEATS—Beef sells at 9 12% di. per Ft. Mutton
dollsd 10 do; Pork U do: Shoulders 75
a 11340 li do., Dologoa 12% dos . faussin
121.4 do. 11
PROTISIONS.—U y utter wills from 14 to 18 ets.,
ChEUGess*El 12 eat. itelas.,Lard ets.
ARS,Culbs 'I e 15 .14
lb; Port o Ike IWO; "C" •
Tao. 10 do: "A" White 11 dm Crashed and -Meer
laid 12 1 do.
818 M—r Roek Flab 10 do.; Slack Fhb 8 do; Pals 12%
cls. a struß.,
FRUIT OD TROETADLRS.—OuIoss 10 eta.
Stela 6 eta." bomb; Squashes 2 to 41$ Own C scum
hem 1 do.; Watermelons 26 to 31.14- do.: Caltbego lo 10
do.; Peas 21 eta. a peek; Raw Potato*. SI% do.; loos
26 do.: Tomators 50 do.; A pea do t ; Sweat Potatoes
It 00 do.; Fawkes $1 00 do.