ded Ittprjee accoedlotto theetrettlation of the raper:
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y/Y.l4e: York, la authoeted to receive subscriptions
and &Sleet bUll tor' the Marne Jarrow, In New Tort
and
SIIEOLE COPIES of tho Mrsluta' JoFuss., CO
obtained ovary SATURDAY, at
• ISM TBUBWELL'S Bookstore, 31Inarrae.
MRS, LlOLMF.S•laßootstore, St. Clair.
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Minus' 4ocsasi. la furnished to carriers and
others who desire to sell again, at D rents per c°Pi Er r
10 copies and wpwards.
NOTICE=
& PUBLIC 31FX4ING of the' amPayera of Schuylkill
County.Ll without any rekrann , to Part,'
be held et the Court Linage. b the Pnronsh of Pottsville,
on ItONDAY. the !Isth o'clOck. P. S., to
take Into confident Pm the Propriety of relaxing toj pay
any more Tries. toles au effort to end made by the an.
tbncltlem of the County, to collect all arreirages no*, dee
and nninkkl by the former County timukurers and Tax
Colleru rc. ke. . • • siksr TALPATEfI3.'
- • t3eptetober 4,";.8 36.
CONSIDEELEIL6 matter prepared for ibis putiber .
has Vie; tleavOtOably crowded out by s preatt
up
on.our'advartisiag columns: Quite a ebapteesn
;County Cricinotters bad to go by the liciatd.
.
Set new advertisements. it
Tel E election Maine' fur tnernbers of Con pees
and State ofßieri., will take place on liiindaYnewt.
.'Tae Lebanon, County Akricilturel. ibitiitioa
,will takeplace:o the 6th 7tb and Bib of Oetnber,
end will no doubt be a splendid 01'0. - • See Ad.
rertieement. T • : • •
. ,
,
' 'WI enderetend ,tbb workingmen &V , ibe, Potts.
villa Rolling hilll intend marebing.in a beidy to
11.
the People's Meeting at Alinersville, this evening,
, l .. .
; .
with banners and music. .
Cot. JAMEIO. SVALLACR forin,rly of the •bila
dolphin San, is associated with Prentice, in edit=
log the Loohtirille Joarnal. ilhat is a spanking
team of editorial wit sad nhitiy., _
~„
-A mese is Minersville ihforres us t . i at the
tro.ketnint *indents has • beeti sold to 31r.jpec.
particular friend of Col. Cake, and ono, of the
candidates on the Cake Ticket for the togialature.
"Straws, .ke.": •
BEAUTIFUL DECA.XTEUP.--14r. Geo. ! hulk,
gnnstulib, of :out Borough, wen a pair of 'beauti
fulDecanters: at a shooting• match at the iecont
Steuben Festival, held in Philadelphia. They can
I )
be see" n o it D. Dannen's store.
• ----.
igA MirtertiVtibis WonxtsiciLts," must excuse
us for not publishing his co l mrounicatio The
person alluded too only desires uotorietr=end
there is bet. little tioperfor tiny ore whtil con be
duped much longer, when Ai• Object has 13 spine so
!•
very tranepqrent.,
.LBCOMPT Rll interesting
feet to learn' Abet a 4ecomptorp member 'Coo
. greet! irom Pennsylvtinia, is Mail the ne4eum of
•
$450 per month out of the Oblio printilog, nod
that n dirtinOuished•Setis tor is deeply ltitereeted
in ,
the eamejob. : •
• N.,
4isorttatt !nnple of the !generalship lof the
Washington Union is roundlin its declaration, a
•
few days ago, that dovernor,Walker, is "4 I
: traitor
and a swindler!" The mar , ,to whom these epi
thets ate applied is thus tracleeed only be l eause her
dares to be true to principle'
Tim PoirrEctote CoLLEI
tion to the advertisemerit o this Instittition, iota.
”11 in Philadelphia. This (College nas dneorpOr.
sited for the purpose of preparing young men for
i d the pmetiptl duties of 111'4 and also trttls a view
to develOpo the mineral t l esourees 4 111 . State.
Its usefulness no one can douht. and.ltltherefore,
deserves the patronage of nn enlightrinfl
Vr.r.ma:4l..--The annual tato electirk took place
on Tuesday, The Rcpulilican State Ticket was
elected by an increase of 3000 Innjayio over . list
,ye - al;;Wh i, ile on the Conrg eselonal all . the:
Repollenn ?ei,ere . electekb large aia_
joritieS. The Fall camprii l Fn 'ppens b Pont.
aylvania l foliciirterment's eza le, in Octo.
• .
bet. • ; 1 it 11. ,
• •
PEIC.ISTLVAIIA GOOD 7(
MAJORTIT AOMNST LECO
FOA
Cy in a speech in New
~,, p ropheiiiiid that la Octal)
record forty thousan
Lecompton iniquity. For
buko will belexperienci4
, • at the hands'of Buchan n
Fonews biTI6I.I,IOEX
we arejin possession of i
ult. Our intercourse with
under Certain reatrietilin
Atlantic Telegraph s halt
/ Greet Eritiati, and there
to unite' the East and•Aui
cults withobt delay. 'its:
question is beginning
ugeln.!• Cotton bee lid al
'
WitTrrairi In.—Whet l .1
iden tinl dinner-sate?, inl
the Continittee of Wa y s
of Representatives et r
posed . for re •nomination
i ttered some bitter trnt
owed undying bestilit;
Jonas was nominated la
'of the Reading Gazeu H ei
"This is it resiat 'whir:
and attending eircumtl 'i
gratgying. to Mr. one
proud of it. It itidicat
confidence of the gree
of the eonnty, nod th
course."
We need not allude
tion e.Toirtsupon
every righttblaklng. ai
has loss thil respect tY
opponents sealottoioetc
gained, what? The
by the won who ea ,
fi would part with mordi
• FOWSKY "DAREEO:t
week Cul. FornO , rife.
agnidet the Nitiool,.
1, e ADMINIS
town, N. Y. In our
impoitant extracts fr
has nreatati no small.
Fllllll4 ' S "line," at ti
(Irani of the Press of!'
lowing appears.: ,
'4 CARD.—When; spoke to
Tarrytown, New Yet Ldid so t 9
ate e?tpeetatiot that fr m the impert
tor And convict of th New York
therensionors of th Woshingtot
be abundantly 'radii ed and mist , ,
Administration whit I assisted, a/
to elvrate to the paw r which it h 4
has nut hesitated to, eke hoer
opluitn the pretest , or a prose/
to tar business end I to Mo
lions; and Tam not ,surpri sed a
I nt the epe•
tir, and in
,o head of th,
my ; remarks at Tariptown have
quarter. This is to stare that
await the accumulation of all tl
the Adminittraan and its agent
own way, atilf:in toy own g
prove all that I have written a
the gross betrayal 'of a great pr
emu pledge, and still further eft'
and orengthof the position of
of 'myself. ' •
_ •
As tile Adotinisiyetionethrott
; • toe . trnien his accepted the etel
sores mast itioeettli, tied It look/
'lobes •
THE COL TIRADE.
Pottsville. Iteptensb 11
r
'The quantity [seat by Railroad this !reek •is
3h 219 06— by 'Copal 36,540[ 1 00—f 0r th,, w ee k;
, ,
(,[ , ,J I .. . ~., T
• 2,1 Thy 15 tans- , snowtog a /art at I 040 - 00 tons
,
1 1 —4 '
ranee tart weak, i 1.• i ' j
Ila1,1mb) 'oat tills arctic is: by Canal f which
liras manilla aatilelniettaure by theireaktag of a
tolle on tb9 Indio • . Platte, attar 4ablind. irbieb
toppad th e tr a de I .tit that quarter fur skday'ai
two. ' i 'l[ i a '
iWe underataral ' so, tbat tha ; White Ash Trade
• Ida fatreately dull a New Yog i :fatal-the lioatcoeit
donotlsaliatoll. ; for b*t imam, owing to (ha
. i peat detaatiortlat , Pilita Red Ash Cos',
latch la now fain shed Ins trailed quantity, is
In demand in tile 'ew Yolk '
" , [ ,
i 1
0 n lion-
PORTYI,TROQSAND
n
UOUU, il*
ork Stet last meek
r nt'st,
nipjoritytigniOsethe
.ey is rtghj, That re-
Adtitnistristion,
own Stet I.
ship Akia,
I s to the 21301
(crpool da
Chinae IS t.
The a
,tibuleted
eema to be
leen of th e
,
fapi!aliits i n
ii dirpoiition
iiilia layt !gsii , , Fibie:cir 7
Nicarilgo n Or Isthmps
ouble the n Snglish mind
red,. rind readetuffs.ara
. • 11. _
. .
fi nes, the Pres
eheittnartl .of
of the Buis°
at first *pro
nty, Mr. Getz
tuen, end
. 1 1 .
cation. Mr,
the last issue
Glebey J
and Means
shington,
n Betks CO
against I
to hie to
week, an
under all the preceding
ores, must .O exceedingly
, and he ay he justly
s thnt he s ill reining the
riinss oft a Deinocrni7
thee , oppr ,
puhlie
o tho effect such vascilln
al morals. , t isevitlont to
n. 34. Got by bis coarser
ich many rill hi - a political
for himasiltnan,;and hue
vas of a paritzaa:.dospised
him. as% t 01. Mho else
pear for such rk service ? '
,
11Wietuorieiratioti
ton, at Znyry-
I;give tile' bort
.ch.. The affair•
reliance of Col.
editorial col
. orniiig, the lot.
e.a powerru
lAdmicistra
, est Wo wilt
ednesday
,
the .electors at
pim the deliber
ritinent calumnia:
lerald, down to
4 ' 1111 . 011., / would
epresented. An
~ , t. ineonsideiably
a barely uhused,
telt difference of
ption extending
I' intimate tele
' l theaplrit ' , blob
i
i cre a ted in that
.1
j I shall' calmly
t no e accusations of
I ,I, when, in my
; d time, I will
i 'd spoken as to
• neiple and a - sot-
Wish the jollies,
of Pans and
W. Folmar."
1,
ger the Wishing.
Olenge, the disclo-
S is if they would
i 1.
.
• The trade slims ap t his wee •es fo ll ows, show
,
log loss at every point of shipment reported
107. 1058. • Dtt. , 115.
Pelittilkut4ludlwod, , 87" WO 1,8166
' - (wool, 87,6 96.640 ass
Lehigh-=Raßroad, ' - imor Imo*
•canai, ,56,071 328811 - • •
rte .* Wins . 7 8. 9 1 8•• •••I4 471- ^
Ram. oo*l-004, 38,878.;- 71107 5
8°1 " 631301 9 - , Do loget6;'ilf.'"J. , = - ' - . - ,
• • grne 4: 117,10(1,0 1.
id,s3!'.
arn-eour
Tie Med Fed fur La 'no ll4ol . 0 9 114 •4 for bog
Moo and fat'
En Ammo .rax. roilvirgai A
l . R.
" "1301,ts Officer' lifbitooldO, MAT:27c S.
ly ee rert, president Lomat Kounteits
Moir Improrrorewt Colzapirr—DsAlL 8110 _ 4 was
William' P. Marshall
this morning rarest by
to send you a statement of the revolt obtained in
Using the different kinds of Anthracite Coal found
this re gion, as fuel for locotantivienghtes upon
ibis road. • .
y e regard to that matter, I wilt say that I-have
t a ken-considerable pains to ascertain the relative
value of the hard and soft Coat for locomotive
fuel, as welt as the valise of Anthracite Coal in
comparison with wood.
We commenced burning Anthracite In locum
.tives on this road in the summer of 185.5, at which
time we had one Coal burning engine and four
wood burners. , The Coal, burner was, purchased
from the makets when nearly completed, in .order
to save loot of time in having one made from new
plitterni. , t •
I was apprehensive tff the: time that the amount
of fire surface in the boiler:Was entirely too small
to work economically and satisfactorily with , hard
White Ash Coal, but Mir company concluded to
purchase the engine. 'We found in using the dif
ferent kinds of Coal mined in this (the Shamokin)
region—ipeluding free, burning White 'Ash and
Red Ash Coal—great •difileulty in generating
Loam rapidly enough to do foil work. In order
to make the:quantity of steam required we were
obliged to use a sharp-cutting blast, obtained by
contracting the exhaust poufs, and working on
der;severe back pressure 'in the steam eylindera,
whiCh lessened materially, the effective power of
tbeangiee. The acuteness of the blest required
caused so great a concentration of heat in the fur
• flare, that the durability of the fire-fret, flue.sheet,
grate, bars,
Ac.,would necessarily be short; and
a waste of fuel from the Undueamount of clinker
anti ashes produced; as Well - as from the frequent
feting and cleaning of the fire, was , a necessary
consequence. We disposed of the engine after , e
trial of I months, and immediately gave a
specification, covering the boiler capacity, forms!
of furnace, floes. with an order for one ert
gine. After this en gine ' was put on the road, we
used several- kinds of Anthracite Coal, without
any diffieulty in generating etifileient steam, and
alter atrial of - a few weeks, I ordered two other
eugineti to be made from the same patterns, and
of the same capacity as the first tine. The en}
gine.s• ere now in successful operation on this road;
.and the Inraaces, fl ue•shisets, flues, smoke-box, etc:,
ere in good condition, though no repairs have
been. made to them. The - general appearance of
-these parts warrants the belief, that they' will re ` L
serviceable, without much 'coat for repairs,
five years longer if well used. These engines are
as simple in their eonatruction :as tommott wood
burning engines, and-there is no more Timplica.
tion in their working parts and ft.:turfs. The
form of these engines, size of wheels, etc., was
• determined for freight purposes only, at a speed
not exceeding fifteen miles per hour—a change in
their proportions, forms. etc.,
would be necessary
in constructing engines for high speed, yet the
principle involved in the working - and manage
ment of them sieuld remain the same, and the
result obtained would be equally satiifactory and
tee - nutlike!. We hove, at this time, no weed
burning engines on this road, and the 'differen'cc
in=ane cost of fuel, repairs, etc. k .in -favor of the
Coal burners over wood burning engines, to per.
forth the, same amount of duty: is More:, than
liq-per cent. There is less difficulty in genera•
tins tha necessary quantity of steam. at all times,
than lima good wood burning engine, and tott:ch
lees labor in firing and working the engine. We ate
burning hard White Ash Anthracite Coal, trent
themines in this region, known us Locust..sloon-
WO Coal, and use in engines with steam cylinders
sixteen by twenty-four inches, doing full wdrk,
on a run of thirty miles, an exhaust nozzle fotir
ard one-half inches,. in diameter, without ducting
it necessary to contract it often, to obtain .s • tft
cient steam. • •
We use no spark arrester of any kind in the
smoke-pipe, and have no -difficulty in working
with nn open pipe from the smoke-box,- sixteen
inches in diameter. , without a deflector or any
other obstruction to the current. We have no
difilculty in keeping the flues open and clearl, ns
but TT! little Coal passes into them from I the
furnace, and we seldom have occasion to clear out
I •
the smoke-box. We have twenty-six square feet
of i grate surface in the-furnace , and. the flues; are
taro and a half inches dindieter, in the clear.—
:The furnace,•tlue-sheeis and flues are Iron. We
bevel% lalge amount of fire turrets in the I fur.
.uace and tines, and by' the admissiqn of the prop.
er quantity of oxygen, a very complete cembits.
lion of the gases is effected before passing feat, the
stnoke.box. • -
-I am of the opinion that. the unsatisfactory re
sults obtained in many carts where hard lyhite
Ash Coal has been tried as fuel for locomotives,
were due entirely to the earner which thei ap
plicationovas made.
Bituminous Coal can'he4onmed in. an ordinary {
wood burning locomotive tolerablyt well, so tar as'
generating Sufficia t steam is ( concerned, but if
the tire capacity is contracted and the blast severe,
the practice is both wasteful in;.fuel, and destruct
, ive to all parts of the boiler that are expos 44.
It is p, populaverror. to suppose that soft free
burning Coal is more economical, as Net for
steamboilere, than the, "bard White Ash Atithret-
cite." lam aware that soft Coal cAn he b - urned
in a boiler, where the amount of fire surface is
very small for the amount of duty to be per
formed, mere successfully than "hard White Ash,"
if the quantity consumed is !not considered itn
poriant, but, where the cost of fuel,.-amount of
latter bestnwedi uniformity of heat generated,'
complete combustion, and durability of boilers is
taken into account, I think the "hard; White Ash
Coat," when properly applielf,poteee!eir de much
adrantag! oter!soft Coal, as good, aotid,
hickorkwocd powasesorer hemlock or chestnut,
for }team purposes...
Ilam convinced that ' the only secret -
in using "bard White Ash Coal" success
feel-for locomotives, can be fourid in a.bo
is plain and Simple in its construction,
sufficient fire surface; in `proper term,'
crate steam witk a mild blast, with
necessity of disturbing the' fire by
shaking of the grates, er prying n an(
IL _ .
I have bad ahput •nineteen years prat re el ex.
porience in tonitnicting and operating mitrine,,
stationary " and •locomotive engines and boilers,
and Ain perfectly satisfied that the "I, must
Mountain White Ash Coal," or any other equally
hard and pure, is the , cleanest, least trouttesome I
anti, 51014 economical for all steam purpozes, if
properly applied. ,
•
Ito July, 1856, I made: 'an aierimental trip
with one of our Coal burning ennes; from Sun•
bury to Williamsport, over the Su. buryk and Erie
i t
Railroad, with a train of one h l mired and six
loaded Coal cars; each car carricif oreefour.and
n vorketer tone, (nuking over five hundred tons , of
Coal in the train. The line is a gradual ascent,
baring a maximum grade of IS, feet per mile; it
was an unfavorable day, es there was.a steady
drisiling rain during the whole- triN making a
slimy, slippery 'rail. Oarhe return trip, we
brought ninety :'empty ChM cars, making
a run, both 'ways • of eighty - four utiles. The
furnace was not cleaned during thi; trip, and
the whole amount of ashes collectedn the ash
pan meaWred about two bushels, We carried a
pressure of one hundred and fifteen , pounds of
steam per equitrw inch, making the rum each way
in three hours and forty-five tuitiutes, which was
the - schedule time .for Coal trains. We ran .the
same engine over that, road for Aliment' months
afterward, with triins.ranging train eighty to one
hundred loaded Coal care, stied had no difficulty
in generating eteam'and making regular time.—
The average consumption /of fuel' fti the round
trip—including the railing of steam in the morn
ing—war two and one 'quarter fond of Locust
Mountain Coal; also, one-sixth of a ciird'of v&.l,
daily, for lighting. i '
• Very respectfully, • 1'
A. R. PISKE, Superintendent.
Wr. Imo no change to note in thatitices of Coal
at the Philadelphia, Now York or Ito ton markets,
this week.
. . ,
Xe,r4032. et, So as
Percussion Coal. Breaker, and Vibrating Coal
. 1 Screens, •
Cin be aeen in operation at the dock, tA the Delaware
k lindeon rmi if.. et itornionr. New York. tin..2rn
• UV TIt;LFAIRAPH4
4.
PIUDAT,6COCLOCK, P.ll
Preights „I roa Richman,' 17 to—
Boston .• ' - - 125 la:Iola* -. 1 -
New York - -90 to 95 Orldgoport , -
Rhode Island - - 1:1,5 . , •' 1
Namber q resale In Port., 23—bonto, 4).
Schuylkill Cool Tiade lode 18311.
Quantity of Coal pent by Battened and Canal, for the
week ending on Thursday evediudAst: II
&MaoSW.
'SAW 12
2,572 15
Port Cirboai
Pottsville: '
Etehuylkillnaten, 15,389 11 19,628 10
Auburn, ,^ l.OBl 19 t' 000 00
Port Clint 6,743 09 . ,2,900 09
Tptat lot the teeelc,
Total by it*lbmad In 1888,
' Canal, "
Total by Canal and nall r o ad, •
Shipments to lame perksl last year. I
nett. I TOTAL.
37,208 . 1,353,974 03
31,633 09 813,163 06
By Ratlrma,
By Canal,
, 74,74115 j =V I26 OS
1,876,745 06
Decrease lil 1858. so ter.
Rotes or Toll and Trouspoit'atiOn 4811
tut LOAD 101 1.4111
? ISOM.
Frmo /Provo ' - Sion Frost
,
' M.Gisr6on. S. Lfams..443onit.Pl.oltottoot.
To. 1114454/011, 11 40 , $1 35 $1 . 26 $1 2 0
To . Naiad's, 140 , 135 135 • 120
Spring MOB, 1 35 130 f 1 20 120
Reading. .. 95 • is 0080 so
Rates or Toll 11y Coital tier 1 he present.
From 11. airbow.J/1. airbors. 8 .Mavess. Pt. CUston.
To rbilad'a: 66 ' 81.. 1$: ~ .to -
bring:llla : ', CO . .'59 Fa: 60
Norristown, , ',,, 55 64 52 ~ • 16
Raiding. ..35 3
Betel of Freig h t lryiessol, l
' /Prow Pt. C. it Mt. U. 8 mere* it Clinton.
-To New Park, .41 66. $1 60 1 $1 am
To P51110*5., • 60 .1 . 65 . • 60
To Delaware lirroi4, GO ' 66 f 10 •
gates of Toll, 48e4 frost 1114iiielt:Chttpk.
VOL Lehigh Vallel Lod Northers Perlin: nlitOl
iay,
6) Master otr, Philadelph I .*- -t - 11. 71
Rates et Teti. &Cot - $ 041111"1°t'e. .
Teem Plosgttre.ls camel OossimaiSad._"lndl,"'
ding
_ e tolls to Dauphin . 3 / 4 Z 14:: ll ' l IL v°, $2 10
Prom
r Nil balm lopes st It Igo
alqr - • ; ~..
From u, ha ears at treareasirular ' '• -
T astom to an of Ossopossi Ind Isiah!.
g tolls to Shamokhi It. lt.Coi 1 •
reivrto
I .
. .
,
natoitar Tell lad Triellurpeneteteles
- • ea rat us,* Taint am 11031 P,
eblll2llll4l4*nt4ti l , • • •
dd.; EitaatoWitort. • - - - - -
do• Karla coal Basta at Phllll
'r•selitatttdil Coteisty Rattroada •1 OS I
rho foltoiting , itethe quality of Coal tnusrported
tiler the different tt.i da tobebnyitill Ocaudy,for
week ending on Thursday erasing but:
Rine .
1 trats. • ' torat.."
hill end 8. Rare* R. R.. 35.181 11 012.817 18
Alt. Carbon. i3,t.2 02 ' ' 100,191 00
'Britnyiktll Taller MX 15 183,933 19
ifft.Carbon *Pt. Carb a
44 ' 10,931 11 110,100 13
min creek, _ I 4. 14.61911. .300,Ztt. iJO
Lath 81hIfyikili,' I a __9,9D6 4 A1p29 10
!.i Praegre ve Csal Trade for 10311.
I, Amount truism'daring the last mon*:
i Man WA i
- ' - .12,0% - 00 „ 00,214 OS
IlWatais o.ollrati, • 0,200 12 ' 0047_4 10
tt
Lebtgk Coal Ta. Ode !by 1858 , 14 410alsa.
JJ for the took avails* on llatardaY 1641:
tablet Coal and Nay.Co,, 14,129 07 239.62? 12
D. Momezey and otbers, • 137 00 • 1 ,011
Sping Honotalo Moto, . 11 20,805 12
Onieraine • do • '637 09 .797810
Beaver Meador Coal, , 218 13 2.819 03
N. York. and Lehigh Coal Ca, _ 287 05 10,610 17
German Penna. Coat 0. 1,160 06 16446
'Booth Spring Sloontaln Coal, 685 15 .. 8,30117 .
North Spring Mount/11N 431 04 . 4.463 03
Hazleton Cost Co, 6,630 13 7444441
Yastilazar Lost Coal ' • - 1.213 16 10,464 18
,'Couneilltidge, /L. , 964 05 • -19.163 09
' , Mount Pleasant Coati 832 04 ' 2.52/ 04
Buck lloantain ;Ica! ..„ 1,64 4:12 40,112 15
IWllkesbarte Coal Co - 1,166 04 . 14,9 018
Audeadedeckal 03., 460 03 • 9.952 13
lairtand OW CO, 04914 . 16,893 15
, 1 ' . ..T.l o =l 06 824118 06
!Lehigh Valid • R. R.
j - For week - endlu !Saturday last: • •
Wild. TOM.
j : &Mt. 31Ines.(Wm. Inea &C 0.,) -3,961 01 65,581 13
S: Sugar Loaf,(Paeker & C 0..) 258012 54,018 07
jN. York & Lehigh. (Taggart & Son.) 545 IS 30,629 05
Couttril Illdge,(Shartie, & C 0.,) 900 06 40,022 10
Garman Penns.. • I . 133 OR 1.844 16
COLA S. il...(Ratellff&Jotosson,) 1,80116 - 5092 18
Iliodetott. (6. Pardee d CO-r).3005 it. 62,666 07
N. 81.. Ht. (1.11. - 14cOteaty k C 0..) U 5 1 .06 10140 06
j' S Sp. 31t.,(Ikdbln &I Deharan.) 23 00 2,63214
Mount Pleasant, I . - 176 19 2,0 n 08
East Lehlgb 97 16
Summit Mines, I 281 111
Per the week,
Shipments to same
fly Aalirgad, ..
By Canal,
Total,
Demise Io 18511,
Ritter of T
Trabi.i.
•Wilktutiarre to Vir:i
Vic Riven tear!'
:Rockport to do.l
.. 31. Chunk and P.
Whll6 navels
Rockport,
Penn Raven,
Ranch Chunk,
White Haven to
Rockport to -
Penn Haven to
Mauch Chunk to
The above freig,
Division and I
Lykense Valley Coil Trade for 1858.
, Foy week eliding on Saturday lag: •
Will. TOTAL.
• Liirene Valley Coal Co, 1,688 00, 15.313 08
Short !fountain Coal Co., 1,652 19 28,194 16
Shamokin Coal Trade for 1858.
kit:aunt of Coil Shipped trout Shamokin Coal Itegloa .
up to Wednesday aliening last:
1 WEEK. ToYk...
'
For theiast week, • 3,930 07 61.42 11
--; • I
_lShanuaiirt Journal.
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oak Coal Trade for 1658,
WELK. TOTAL.
2.424 12 63.221 00
IMES
BorantonsCosl Tradei.for 188/1.•
For week.endtng on Sstaiday last:
Shipped Noitb, 0 4 7 5 03
Shipped Soot)1, , U,4 OS
• Total, ' ,
11.933 08
Shipments to same poled last Tem.
MEM.
' Shipped North, 41223 lb
Shipped South, 7,731 00
• Teii.l,
Delaware ?and Iludsoul z o ir 'e . Coril;tile
, Ant the last ; , aek. . 34,57/ 250.181 GO
Last Disc, 278,054 00
__Perneuse this year, C 5,903 00
. Cnniteland Coal Trade, 1458.
it EEL Tows,
For the les week,_ .
18.7-7 OS 427.811 18
Lent year, 21090 00 431.485 00
Decreer*,
MMMNI&KW
TO THZ linuriorr OF BCICUYLKILL CO. • ,
The MILITARY of Schuylkill Colin ,
ty are tpectinily invited to attend the Schuylkill
uuty Ag cultural Fair, at Orwigsburit.ou Tuesday,
the :9th 4131 of Septimber;ltud., when a Silver•mountedl
MUSKET and RIFLE, valued at $5O each.uill be shot
for. as a prerbium for the best shot. fly order of the So
ciety. • t - SAME. IL MADDEN, R. S.
Septembec 11, '55 37-3 t -
. . 1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
the EXHIBITION, of the Be,r_ks
' , County Agricultural Society. which opens atT.w
on th 29th of September; a STEAM ENGINE will
Aling.
be prov proper ide for the pper wetting of MACHINERY.
(
lnirrotor Manufacturers and others, are informed
that Sreiet t f Premium will be awarded in rases of all.
meritorloul machinery, not provided for In the publleh- .
ed scLeduli, of, premiums. J. K. SIcCUIIDY; Ree. Soc. -
needling l - September 11, '5B ' ,97-5t
.._,_
LEBANOif COUNTY Aonicturruin, SOCLEIT..
pup Lebanon County Agricultural
Jl_ and Efortieulturel Society Irill hold its First An..
nual Eitt i tion, on Wednesday, 27,ursday and Friday.:
Vit,7lll a SWA, of Ottober, at the Society's Grounds,
known as the 111111 in Estate. In Lebanon, Pa. "
Persons from otber Counties can become exhibitors
and competitors for premiums on the payment of $4
and which also makes them annual members.
Excursi n Trains *ill tee run during the three daye
of the Fa, from Reading and Harrisburg to Lebanon,
stopping tan way elation . The Rare is also to be rei
1
duced, due notice of which wilt be given by G. A. Xl
calls, Est. General Superintendent of the Philadelphia
L Readlirt Railroad Company. LEVI' KLINE,
~... Chairmen of Onninyke of .Arranyements.
J. Li s% Inivtarres. Cor. .6ec... .
. Lebantm. September 11. '59
here ie
rully, as
ler that
having
to gen
'out the
frequent
raking
PHIL D'A COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
214 South Firm 'drew, Wow WALNUT.
T"BTWENTY:IIIIRD Sessio . n• of
this Institution will open on Motidar,'Ott
ber 1014 MIS.. The following .re some of its
pdvantaltes:
. .
. • .
It is the nnlY Institution In the city which thrashse .
Its Students with Hospital Tickets and tnatertal;for ,
section tTIIOUTAH alms. The tq11161 , e% are eararultikd
by thtl, i (ewe* who take a personal Interest in the ' -
vancement anolvrelfint of every Stndent. :
Alltnlted numb:rot young men of restrictedrs
wilt be received as beneficiaries; paying but 1 4. 4br, a
full Coarse of Tickets. In all eases , - the sons o rya
clans at dof clerlymen have preference. - ,i,'' I
An ar nouncement ' , containing every inform:it* lilt
be sent Yee, on application to
R.ThIiVARD RAND, ..11 . . D., Diths of The A4*
I 4
• September 11, 'SS 3 7-2 1, •1 '
'Advertisement No. 1. 4. _,,.. - -I.
i r..W.LAIS! 1 1 1- R1 ASI - ,
, -
rIIII.E subscriber , having been ongateill
1 ft r some years past in the Wholesale Toie hoidtiess,i
inspect ally invites the attention of count(' merchants!
i
to. his met of Gonds, which comprises 441 ~......,,-;,,.
times very large assortment of every dsliiii 9 .- 1 1'
lion aid grade. offered in quantities to snit tb i ,
..Itetnil Irade at a eery resafi adismca OrjefOse •.
cost. • ~ i ••.. , c . .1
having resided to Chitin, and- he mat almost say -1
been identified with the Tee Business fr om his infancy;
the sobeeriber feels ndhesitation in waning than who
may farm btm with their patronageothathlsesperienee
and judgment to this branch of trap *patriot/A tif f
's
taunt( !facilities for risk-tering desin ponds at the eery
towestjeuirkelligures, enables Wok . ° offer TEAS '420 i f
enstotners•at such great inda to [fa 01,11141*
price. 4 as tbereby•to place both _ and hiumelf beyond
the rdaea of competition. - fully:
RI F
1 ' • .. , K. C. NEWRLL. 1
Witaaraes .7kr.r Ileali, . %.
Nos. 3 and b South Water et., Maim) PNILAD Al
i ...
aaLexeu, monk:alone by mill proniptly &treaded 4,
and lisiupleA forwaided t "free illexpeuse," when • so rem
tioesod: and the ram:retorts*, pleate,in an order bcir
out iiitekage, as though it W0115'1044 )Sisndnxi.
Beotember 11,'M
• 37-
FANCY FURS! ' t i !
For Ladles stied ClisitOrem 1 I
new FAREIRK" . & CO., No. g
•j ( No.) Market stneidt, above Eighth. PIIILADEt,
rmA. Importers. Idanutaetneera, mad Deal.
era in Pallor Pars, for Wiest and Mil
dred; also, (.eata• Furs,clitur Collars, and
Glotes. , •
The number of years OM ire lune been engaged In
the ;Far business, and thrgennered clawed.* of our Furs,
both to, quality uadprice hi to generally known through
olithe Country, that we think It la notnettrY for Us
to y anything more Oskuweitave now opened ourassart:
met of Furs, far the Pall and . Winter Bales, of the
largest and meet beautifut apartment thaewe hareireer
caked before to the Public. Our Furs tame all been Itn
ported during the ppesent Pe:mu. when money wee.
scarce and Pars much lower thanat the present tisho,
and hare been manufactured by the most competent
workmen ; we are theiufore determined. to sell them; at
such prices as will coontleme to-glee us the reputatton
we; ter& borne for4llMls, that b to lolls good artlelt for
a 'Wry waoaprop , ': , * N .'
Storekeepers, 111 ":40 well to glee us a call. as lhoy
wi o 1 dad the largekt apartment by Ws to select frog* in
el ty. and at rtakettfacturer's pried:. •____ ,
k - '.. - JOHN PARMA 4 00., ;i •
. ' No. 818 lierkit Street, above B th.s PhitadellAgk•
September 11,'58 . . . 374 m
.. ;
CA;(11...
11,312 00
2,099 00
35,!19.06 suo
36.2t0 06
fooPp 71,759 15
I 1,107762 08
76.02 xi
tocis, 1,875,746 03
PHILADELPHIA "s
• ,
Smogleer Bandage Institute.-
No. 11.31 Nortkllttath it., 7 doors above ARCH,
RS. .13: "11".1 O,6E I r K ER I"I ETT " IS Prcgli-
Imposed Ablemlual Sopportera,Troutesto
Telma:
CHARLES 03tIRAWLINGS, . • • ....feudist,.
Wines may beited - Is; full and varied atei g olti m l
sertnant of TIRMSPriL lIIRMALIi BUP.
•-• }It:INTERS, MOULDER BRACES, and - otb- -4 111111
er Bandages, tor Weed Print Itireate4isapre east him' ,
than at any etteleantatilibmeut In the city.
Dr. KNIGHT*: aelalmated realest airs TRUSS bas
ottred_hundrelt Odom , eaten, others hate' tailed.—
. 00,
Dr. IRAWOI4.IM • Diluted surmastolly maerbad ,
maw ordain Dhootto. Club foot, BOW Leg. Roost nee.
And Waft Anelmorilla his new and- leorroord
tot for these DI which eases marrenee tut be
Vireo. Priest /TOM - I 11 00 to VS 110
I LK and IMAM() STCICRINGS. AYR-
Len, EN CAPILiod AIIDGNINAL COG PRAWNS.
• at lover prices theatre!) be boned elatviters. '
ci=cats.23P
,Thiatbd entry 7 at SURGI
CAL APPLIAN t. At VolitlY lostl l ved cloy f let
the bead make et mithia limb o f • -• • :;
•I,adlita attended r liaba apartments the do* by
435-Partlenlar paid to imnintarents ibeatie.l
*realty la child fltAtiatltantit # l / goatirtlim.
1 , September IL '63 - •:/t • -• ;• . *Me •
OUR; 331.380 03
• • 41,721 00 1300,056 01
Tioil last yeari
'• Len Lehigh . Ceuta, ewe.
'bans R. K. L. angel. D. anat.
H. 24 64
64 35 99 , 4
41 24 1
1 ;
sign, ' 5 6 1 4 r6A 99 6
Freights.
To Bristol. To PhiLaddphta.
$0 93 SO 6 i
. Re ' 9L
Io Noiv, York.
New York,'
$1 01
1 21
1 18
1 10
to do not Include the ton on Delaware
tan Canals:
3.240 19
Penna. Coal Co's Coal Trade.
UTAK. TOTAL.
19.473 328.5= 12
; 748,012 17
For the Int week,
teat year,
Top Coal Trade for 1858.
'ALLA. TOTAL.
2,026 00
60,000 00
For tbo bat]
THETOLYMNI
ECHC. COLCECE '''.
•
or rirx
• ; State sr Pelsiatlytrignisp •, „
iferrtif ierni sari..rest Pais *Son, Pilfair4.l
INCORPORATED. j n , 1853,,*0d Ibr- i
_LirizajOd an the pint el tin:lielsettlil Winn of
Parts and Germany ; comprildng a PILYIPAILATOBT DIG- 1
PARTNIffn and Your Technical &hoots: • •
. .. - "i
•' • : ' =o' TWBI9CIIOOI. OP morns. • • .. .• .1
- : rag Ammo'. OP tam Exonntiothri, -.1
TUB 3180001L07 MECHANICAL 130151631ffit11Clik 1
• • ' e • THE SWIOOL OT ClittinSlST: - 1
A:edam/tuts and Design an included in Moe Cranweit;
madman emilltke exist for Mid and Liberatore rase-'
ffiee. i ISilelbsolfiaTTl Annual Sessiegy will.iteighg on .
Monday, gepteadifir' 20tholeae.'-ffer ratelognapply to
A. le. KICSICEDT, M. D o Prest o lf Pacetty. •
SePtllleferlit! l a ' • ' , . - n-it.
..
zuver-or azortints OP wrnontax.
WE, the rade' 'right:a, Auditor* of the thiralkik of '
- Pottarifie make the — following Report;_
• Our Official duty' is explicitly prescribed by the Be.
rough Charter, In the Aratif Assembly emUtled "An Act
to atter au AM entitled OAS Am So • ereet• the tan of
Tottatille, th, the county of Schuylkill, Into a ikanSka
ie.," approved !Salida A,Pirla, 1821, fiect.l7 (Bee:Digest
of Borousti:Ordintems, Ite;
„pages
. 10 and 11 ), which
made as ibilowto— - •• , • - , • . . .
__.
'dad be it further enacted by the authorierallwaseld,
,That there shall, annually twelected. by the eltheaug et 1
the mild bo ro ugh 4104104 tante us &formula, at the tiMel
of duffing asemben of the tan contiell,threecitirenaUs I
Anilines. who shall, within on* month after their *fool
Ma, sea:eased adjust 110 amesesteVibe neural effiteters fel
the said lereugh; and thendd ationstda tong so settled'
sad adjuster:L*ol teffiredffil he Intliffithed he tileemPar- 1
ation„ showing particularly the amount atlases asseend
and collected, and of all moneys paid leto the tressurff,
and the amount of and Bents of experaditure.* i
. etooei this authority, we jpreeeidedito "settle and 16. 1
jest* the secants, 'wrongly: of ..' , . .
1. The Boren :di no Collector; " '3
- 'ff.The Borough Teem= :: . di
' 3. The Chief Burgess; and . • : ,
4. toexamtne the summits of the Borough , as kepiby
the Town Clerk, with reference to 'the amount of and
items of expenditare." f .
We have also audited the account of the Treasurer of
the Borough 'Common School Markt, in pursuance of
the Act of Assembly of May,'lls7. - -
Ail of these several - accounts. separately Stated. are
hereto penned: as are alio vulva* papers (tootles; to
officers. with proof* of eervice, statements of accounts,.
Aco deo) ,wed by the Auditors in the. poosseution of
their labia.
We farther submit herewith a faithful sod detailed
rowed of imp several formal meetings, and of the pro.
merinos thereat, regularly entered, in Moots form, in
a hook prieured for that rupee.. . . ,
Tbadeny in beginning. and the length of time mem
pied in completing our audit, were earned. for the most
part, by the refusal or neglect of some of the oßoera to
produce their accounts before us, notwithatandlug due
riotice: will appear by our Minutes.
The Auditors of Pottsville hue no means of marvel.,
ling theittendence of ,eoutumaciona alters, as Monty
aod tome/hip A editors have—by attachment. This lea
manifest omission in the vested authority of our Bo-
rough Atodltorso and In ease of the persistent refusal of
an °Meer to predate his amounts for exeminetkm, would
entirely:frustrate the object of the Anditorahip, and
might render a coned settlement of his accounts very
ffillenleif not impossible. This could, and ahould. he ,
remedied as soorima practicable, by an Art of A nent .
bty, extending the power of county i Auditors over sc-1
counting officers, to our Borough Auditors. , I
• This absence of any precedent for the auditing of thei
Collectee's gamut, furnished that officer with a ready;
excuse for questioning, it notat firat positively resisting,'
our authority in the premien. And It L. • deplorable'
fact,thst can only be attributed to Ignorance of a plainly'
written duty, that (so Ike as we have been able to Obey.
er,) there exida no record *tiny such previous audit la
the whole uniertunste financial history - of our Borough.
On the'oentrery. It would appear that the only account
eonsidered totally of examination by our. predecenors
for ye a rs past, was tae Tresourer's, and even that was
oftentimes only looked, over" as a matter of form.
We now propose to point out specially several imps ,
1 taut fun noted in the courts of our official labors, and
; which might not °therein appear from an examination
1 of the Accounts as stated Oand further, to suggest such
obeerrations
,sai bare occurred to us, for the neme4ylng
' of evils long complained of by the over.burdeneeUx..
I payers mit Borough. To repress these hots and 'fug
; gestions, would not twin accordance with the peter's
• ante of our whole duty. i
• o 1 UM TAX COLIACTOI.. . • 'l- ,
Tbitele a highly reepeitimitiose it la a rant oneemuland
than nfil re. Whoever undertakes it, assuinespeany
a disagreeable dutyo-aideh as only a rigorous essition of
lord rights would Induce and hence for that very redo
OA. If on no other- accoimt, the positive necessity of
holding him strictly to his official obligations. ~
Deader that portion of the Act of Assembly before quo
ted. Which requires us to anertainatir the purpose "of
poblicotlon,“partientarly the meant q/ taxes assessed
asset - solkerr,"—oothing short of an examination.—a'
ihmegml. examination of the Tax Duplicate Beef vapid
secant plish the main purpose . of the law; that la,-,4a
discover with certainty and exactness, the proporlimi of
taxee collected and uncollected on'any one year'slintpll.
an :, from, which •,” .
Ist: It shall appear With whet Industry and lidlikful
lam Ibe Co ll octue bee prosecuted his business: sea •
.'• t2d.i To compare the amount collected, with theanomui
poid; ear to the Treasurer. • 1." • -'
Viewed with this end, it is obvious that Uteri:epees.
sinn which confounds the Treasureee Aerountitith that
of the Collector. and would substitute an exhibit of the
one for an examlnatioe of the- other, Is entirely erron
eous. The strict and methane accountability of the
Colleetoo'ne prescribed by the law, la the right: as It is
the only orafeguard. of the tax-paying community. Tor,
when our Treasury is dealeted, orders, sold at a swing
ing discount, and the Borough annuallylboffing a large
interest eminent on current Ilabilitlei ohm otherwise,
ran we discover where the huh lies,-milietber ( 1 )1e the
neglect to assess a sofildency of- tax* (2) In the want
of due diligence to collect, them, (3)in the refusal of the
Colleting to pay over all of what, be doe s. collect, or (4)
in tbeoledileation of the Treasurer. .•
Now, what are •
the facts before' nar'' The a mount of
. thelasityear's Duplicate-is $16.0111 44, while the whole
expenditure (orders paid) is only 57itco'12. Bout, then,
don it hum, with so widen morAiobetween the prin
cipal source of income (the Treasurer` also -received
$372. 84 from other gentles than the'Collecter) and the
amOunt..pald out, that the holders of orders hare teen
for "ears past, and still are, daily tinned away by the
Treasurer, with his acceptance. to bairinteresto-instead
of the knish! Lot as leek farther, than the asresinnent.
The sonenint actually collected en thealogieDupltrate of
1837 is 412,108 30 (besides erlutteasy here been collected
'at the name time. on preerberna-Duplicatcu), while the
amennt paid over. in discherge of that Duplicate, is only
57,7341471 But, It may alleged , the Collector . paid
to the/en esurer 52,486 ma the 2d September,: 1867
(mime two months after the Duplicate of 1867 had come
- into his hands). ?moot* that was in final settlement
or the , previous year's Misedtwits (1858), and the legal
presumption IN, that It, iltits rollietod ca-that Daptieste,
(1856). lie is, therefore, still left 54.373 89 Wiled; In
hit paymentoover of the Collections on the Duplicate of
Benin lies the Ibuidation of 'our eminent embarrass:
,sent: sod when to this traddid the balance of $1.965
i62'against the Treasurepiour notorious Borough pie
, erly ie not to be wondered at.' The only wonder is at
the Molonged sufferance, by the tax-payers, of an evil
that has. year by yeaeihren ewer:ming thelrvery vitals.
The remedy, however. Is already provided—it only . re-
quires enforeement.ll,The 8d See. el Borough Ordlnanra
NO. .74X. pseud 13 Whiten wo, (see Digest, Le... page 2e)
directs that,— ..O. -, • . .
't" a a • The Candor shall, on the Second Monday
eniemedine his impel:Anent, pay over to the Treasurer,
all some of Meneynteritneired by him oir account of ,
void Dux Bran; auf on every Second ,Monday theresfter, ,
while the Duplicate mansion in his hands, be shall pay,
neer to the Treat/dyer, all sums of money received by
'him In the preceding two weeks."
' ;The next ettlaymeetion. moreover, wattles how each
payment shaillnidentifted as belonging to, and on ac
count of. the Poirffinalar Duplicate, upon which the ml;,
kettles have grade; as follows,— . •
~ 'Whenever an Money obeli be paid to the Treasurer
bi
r
hythe Collector, if amount fee Duplicate of taxes, he
shall produce gal Doplkate, and pay °reread account
fee all such sailor money se shall appear by the entries
on the Duplicatepfutee been paid." - 1 ,
: Now, by refireoffice tothe account of the Collector, it
will be sitelittittille made bulfiret payments. on account
of. the Duplicalcief 1857, from the 7th July, 1867 (the
1 date of its ASiMpt e tto the llth Stay, 1868, Inclusive—a
1 period or orropi k mont.ha; that is, foporment, by see.
awe, every tgermenthe. • - •
i The erldinefimionlog and intention of the Ordinance
hat whatever moneys were collected
uil
qui)1111 ' 1 1 hands f the Treasurer
shouldigkinfmasedistely into theo e
1 for Op) briefli of holders of orders; and further that
I leitehoftplints should be discharged'-by Its own collie. /
Mankind not by those freers any other. The policy of
ithesOftsrulatletis Is manifest. Foe however much snr
lprin'the annorineeatent tray excite, it is nererthelese
ithe 44 a comparbon of the colections and expeco
diturrettatove al
referred to will show, l —tb at. had this Oil )
!diaries been complied with during the year past, there
,would not only have been a sufficiency in the Treasury
folioed said current expenses, but• there would have
heen s surplus of not less the - 054.239 21(overani above
the $1627 43 balance in Tienurer's hands, 2d October,
2167); Bow much larger this surplus might have been.
',would depend on the amount collected on molar , Du-
Mb:dee—and there is no doubt bat that was no. Incon
, side ra bie Item.
' • Another point in this connection :—The closing part
of the Ordinance referred to, appoints the time when
sub Duplicate shall be settled, and affixes the penalty
In rase of nonmunpliance. It Is in these words.— •
a • * "And the Collector shallop or beta the
second Monday of March suereeding the time of hia re
caving a duplicate ottaxes for collection, pay into the
Treasury of the Wrench, the whole antenna ef the Ilvpli
cute, excepting such allowances as may her made by-the
counall—otherwise the bond given by him shall b., for teltee* .
-
f rem an examinationicif the Oditetor's remounts tor
the hat lour yea, it appears that this Ordinance basl
not. to a single instance. been complied. with: bin that'
on the contrary, a system of settling Tax Duplicates Ina;
been Introduced. which (whatever the facts may hare;
been here) certainly throws open wide the door of tempts{
lion to a practice wrong by Ordinance, ruinous to theod
deer himself, and unsafe for thelnleintsof the Di . meek,
—namely, that of paying off ign old Duplicate by the,
collections from a new one. For instinee, after the Col/
inter had received the Duplicate of 1855, on 21 Aland;
1855 • be paid to the Treasurer 5479 86, before Fettling
the previous yeat's Duplicate. on the 12th October fol•
lowing and again, after receiving the Duplicate of 1856;i
on b-A ugust, 1856, hie payments amount to $1336 V. on
the Duplieate account of 1855, heron - its cloitedon 12 0
tabor. 1866; and again. his payments on. secant of (hi
- Duplicate of 1856, after receiving that ler 185 7 Out
year's) reach I he stilt larger gam 'of 52,486 73, before the
termer is finally paid olf,un the 2d Septa - ober, 1857. , t
Nom the balance on lad year's thiptleste collected but
• not paid over. amounts to the sum of $1,373 89. Are tine
Collector's hall of 1857 liable for it 2 We think not Of It
sboutd appear that, by poinfirsion of the Council, .$2;-
486 72 or any other portion of it went to pa'y off the pre
ceding Duplicate (1866.) But (we are told.) the bond for
that Duplicate. lesB, was canceled several months 11,14,
• llirUf of roftme the sureties released. Who, then, is re
eponeible in such mdse—where the ball of 1868 hairs
been diecherged, and if those of 1867 be not liable. 7- , --,
Note other, we conceive, than 1 hose who allowed the pre
tuatara rancelingt of such bond. . . .
We have said thus tench with rettrenee to our prlo
medings-with theiDollector, first because of the Mena
importance of this breath of our audit: and secondly
Weause our proposed examination or his accounts was
objected to by /Outsell, and others for bita ; and even the
question of ever rght to Out so gravely raised, tad en
gravely Muttered. by the Borough failure themselves!
Why, our authority is written plainly and uomlstakno
bly in , the Borough Charter, andonglit to have been fa
miliar to every Connellonsin: and we now ;mint to the
multi of our investlgatlon sit a dear proof of the rmaton
and the wisdom of the law _which directed it. I.
IitEMMILER'S aCCOCaT.
..•
• . This had been kept in a very loose and unsatiefectiry
style. It does not contain a single 'date, to mark the
time of payment r 4 any order , or of the receipts of. Mo
neys.' The bats in the hands of the Treason*, ashy
' account stated. Is 1,96.6' 62—with an allowance to be
made for fernery; on final settlement. •
- The orders paid by the Treasurer should be 'entered,
in his accrilfet book, in numerical order—each year's Is
sas by itself--so as to detect any reissue, and premnit a
second payment of the sone order. Tile date 01 payment
should be art opposite each order, so as to designate the
melee period hr which interest runs on such as bear
the Treasurer's anorplanee t
Ities fact worth noting. that the bedsore of 31,063 62
against the Treasurer, declared by this audit, is grtuter
by $43819 than it was at the last previous audit. on the
2nd Oct. lesl—when, by his own *drab-Pion, he had wit
received otfe dollar to cash, in the meautime I ,
. cuter semems, en, saran wexascass.,
Both thaw oft:leers promptly responded to 'Morel) ipon
them, for an exhibition of their respective aceountevend,
from the verandaed Cornet manner in which their ac.
cantata bed been kept, togethet 'frith their ready find ail
ling explanations, It was rather a *entre than a lateiol
to examine them. The School Treasurer's amount. Xetn-
David with the Order book, showed every order paidtbat '
-tad. been issued during the year. t
i - I
NISCELLAnnit. - . . , I
Among the papers hereto annexed, is a list of delis
~a gsfilift sundry pasties, in favor of the Borough; fur' :
nished,na by tha Town Clerk, emanating in uniform I
gate to :4:011614. With a very few eareptlonn: tbiy are,
alt amine t renonsible pinto; and their settlement— I
either by payment or Meurity—should be seen to by Biel
Council without - delay, particularly as most of ithem
; hare already lain over for several years. - - t I
V) ludentiry the orders submitted to the Anditers,l
- altd paned by thinfin the settlement of the Treasurer's '
aereent, and thereby to prevent the ptesibility oethelr
'
.belttg en need solo; Ile thennieWind the pasew,of an
Ordinance,
authorizing Anilltarsteautesi tillimt thus
' Sand by Mao. . ,
Vs Moot doge our Ripest .without ilekß=Bit
the - prompt. att4tion of the Town Clerk, la ne
anela boots and papers ss have. busu -needed
.by wind
othetilisnisellitatthai OW taken. '
,
I•
1 1.:
- 7 -- -.----
9.301 03 323,836 15
32,231'08 531,118 08
Tux. ' TOTAL
10,812 07 316,10.1 17
38.070 12 696,3:21 16
44,464 19 912,493 13
&X 1.955
M .SIVI 12
74,118 it
TOTAL,
91.47541
337,722 77
429,128 90
TOTAL.
140119 OS
219,409 05
3.59.5tA 00
.. -
SiobMsrt ems Barnsna , p al l '
eetor, :
In.toast
with
Potts.
iao
Di:
-
1 1-,*- 1 1444144Pi1 tit 4-1114 ' ),
‘!01.8,17, - : I;iiitt:ekieuitasticiiis al.
Ir.oetlit- ' '',5 6,11 / 4 I ._ '.
'• ' ' ' ANC , 'r '," ''.:.".
f i r r
1~,.'
llTleS.loslitiertetraies;
.04 Sops4tiief 121 , 574%
' Dish* 111.1111 F if,,eolll •
bett.29.111117.i- - - 1.11481 --
..; • -
3011. 1.011 .
a 'o o ' is
Total Ulan '
au ak2W, , 4 riga a •
oo *took bower; Imo tato to allowed rat att teammie
sites (5 par oak vo thole Daphiattek leas comas Mau.
atc..sl4"o/1, on thirtbad getwaset. Ms Doplloato,
• • ,/toadlestorsil Woo' Aoioisof: •
Wboto amt. of rolioitiooo oak Do Sillo of affs IPA te
Amt. paid (recto Treasurer ;monk ia*ks •
Bal. of+ekes In Collector's $4,40 BB
Sbl Colteetoett thetrftwolliago for • . : •
lst—Colleeted biasses,
• I scollatist
T444/11#41141, - as stormy
..- .
TR7I4SI743I'3,ACCOLne. , ' •
irviso mmat : T 3.
.1 2reast: 7,o rm'ac 7 ,lM4M !at Ps l 4 7 Ma Bo"
lb bd. ms int pririmtiAmlle, 2d 0et.;11137. $1,327 43
Amt. noted,from (141, 1864 Ker. 19, $2.300 715'
! " *i Dee. A 1,74162 '
•I • ' „. 1353, Feb. 11,, 1,81434 .
- 1 . .'• '• 44 . - Nat -1,. 3,1131 27
t....,, --.... 2;3442
Asst. net tmai I. Omani, 1332, bea. 3; 121 931 -
.. i - 1554, Jas.!, 143p14 1 . •,..
lea ,1 . . ,---,—. , 246 111
Aprillo,4mt. Med from Ca. Commidommi, i ! 76 43
Jam 6. ' W . , . ,N R. IL Plainer. Es . q., , 122 AB
Oct. 6, 1317 7.
-"Ditto ' • 8 tmorcham • 12500
1
, • $3034 74
yrsexruti
!Want ()confers pH.
Dal. **art Treat:an; • E 1, 9- 45 5 -41
Os Is to be allowed VOO, Waal tbr two years,;,'
on final aittlemeitt. r I
CMS, BUBOlidif ACCOUNT.
Dori. Weider, Met Halves, to eccoant *kW&
elite Doriiaglit . -
VOS. •.1 •
May 4., To moneys collected to date, •,,!
tor Theatre and Circus Demme, bat. -
ding *glib. Som. Le.. *e. • . 1141HIli •
March tg, To Borough order on sai. ^
mea
t 711 r t ir lo In fell ditto • tiVi
00
flay 18, lD
$206
Cr. ' • -
May 8, By moneys paid to date, a''• •
palice l lequlpmecits. printing/dont
g' (
Inh I& officers' earefees, .I.lts, se; -$188.411
Sy amt.allowed byCounctlelettlesesi
Wyk*, •• ' ILO 00 .
$206 44
• OZNERAL 4' VISE ACCOUNT.
Amt. of Borough onlitta imoed from 0 Noy, 1357, to 5
1 / 1 1T,AnS, severally, Ibrri , •
Ornelt on streets nn4 n 0 11145 1 1; 111,40010
Latltp and WatebAcet.,,- 57
422 79
MI ere Nue Miri;tie med.; 1,60000 •
In orlismidry Sonde. • ' 324.00 .
114. Appmituqaod Plugs, 9431• 1: I
LoetmlandMoglas thaw, ; 8009
' ' -$13.678 95
. 1- POS001; TREASURER'S dCCOTINT..._
5AXV74,4301211, Tr OistlfeT,lo account with Pottsville
SehoolPtstrlet: • ,
Isar.- 1- , , Dr.
Jaali7/ To bal. on last previous'
: 33`; settlement. '• : 62,8268 t
reed from &boot
~.. , To amt
iv, Tax Oolllar. during year • r
,i • ending 31 Slay, 1859, : I,3•Xt 69
VISS-Day 6, State Appen forSetiocd - ,
- ; ! ,'; year. 10148. VW 33
1 To Pupils' fines' paid over
:,•' . . by Towbars. owing year.
--, ''. To Interest `sect, charged
• Iby resolution of Dosed 'of
Directors, 21 July, 1866,
- 310,939 01
Cr.
14 ' tinse l taut of orders paid. $9,611
By 'treasurer's COM'6IOII% (1 per cent.) 96 TT +,
By bwisnee duo School Tel Cato
" Melee by settlement with Board
of Bleoctors, 4 August, 18614 ' 89383
10,167,95
• • •
Dais:** due School District, 31 May, 1838, $771 06
Tarr oil Acbquns
Due the Borough of Pottrville,;May Stb. 1333, In ',milli
otratuittcp on Accounts .
3lr.
John; Bannon, •
George W. Slater, •
Jacob Peters,
Jeargh Weaver, - •
Alexander Wag,
I.lartln Wearer,
JohasA Brother,
BeCOild MethOdillt church,
--;Gothrie,
Y. w. nuglles, (Agent),
lemmas.. •
Mama Murphy,
Patrick•Doun.
J.llllieS House (Agent),
ROPrt Woodside.
William Shaentelter's Estate,
Orrin Marren
Betijamtu Put ,
t,
John C. Peynter,
Pst tenon, Miler A Co,.
Edward T. Taylor,
• Patrick M. Langton, •
Frankiln Sellalnger,
J. (IndbaP. • .- •
Pblllp Hoak
.J. Cockbll!,
a Plume. •
Biddle A others,
Wdod k others, -
Myera,
John Clayton, (curbing)
Tailor & Evans, (*Tine)
W.tlllem Bennet. (c4iting lion)
Samuel Shlyman, .
.~ ;~
Pottsville Water Co.,(balenee)
14u A. 11414, (lien)
Oa]. Thompson,
JOhn idetiarron. (bond. orders, he.)
rt; SI. Palmer. (Seance)_ -
Semi, StHymen P. W. MINIit,
WAlliaro Stint,
treaty Shelly,
Propels J. Perrin, .
J*cob Reed, •
Alexander Billys an,
Joseph Shelly.
Catholic Church,
Jediab Irish. I 7 60
Zed Lonbenatina, ! - ; ! 675
Aaiun KAM,. . ! .: 'li .700
David G. Tueng 00, L I: • ' 46 70
.
Ohm tea Lord, , i • 450
.
Efenry.Lord. . 3 " • .I . BOO
'
J--- 3 . Fenetermicher e ' '1 ' 750
,
A. J.*Right, r *8 50
Daniel Henri... . -,, : 7 60.
Isaac Beck. (Agent), '
. 10 00
•
John Pinkerton. , • • ! 31 25
/mai Severn (bond—iniereat from ;ark. 1, 1857) 1,257 60
11.11 arts, (rent corrected) :, - 27 03
E. Hammer, (rent due let Jin.lBsB) .. lO 00P
Mtnars' Dank. (balance on S. Slilyman'a Tran
i miter's loan,)
IMI of which I,i, reopectfolly submitted , alto'. *overkill
I d a y of kteptactVer, qt. D., opelbousand eight hocidtriland
titty , eight. • • . I
C. LITTLE,
, •
' • R. V. LEE, 1 41w:tarifa.
,
WM . . B. W Eif.S. •
{ TO THE PUBLIC. ":
I IVO avoid. oy misapprehension which
I may :idea from the twins:oot the inditioriV Report
the noderidgned desires t¢ et* that foi lone rears last
past he has been acting a Collector to the Borough. In
that time the total 31111013 t of the Daplliates was $63,-
1 Vil St, upon which be b settled the sum of 500.690 43.
Than the balsam due by him to the Bonmglibig3,4ol 43.
1 Be would also remark that he ha. frequently advanad
to the Borough the amountsdue by tax -payers, who hare
1. been wattle to make prompt payment, particularly upon
th e poplieste or 18.513,*; which Is fatty wattled up, and that
Minch delinquents stould'now 'dap forward and mettle
their amounts, be would be prepared to square his
... its
count with the 1 • :ugh immediatelr. •
JERI:V . IAR SKITRINOISILthIfattcrs..
Pottsville, ' . t.11,'58 ~ , - 31.1t*
PROCLAMATION.
BTIIEREIq, in end by enact of theGeneralAssembll
of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, enaignag.....
.'.ol,Aet regulating. the Shinelvik 311hoglon wrath this'
Commonwealth, passed MOM' darer July, Via,. it is
mule the duty of the Sheriff of every county to' give
potato notiPe of PM h election to be hoiden, and to . tneki
known in such notice what nflicers are to be'elected L.--
Therefore, I. WILLIAM .MA.TZ.. tfigtt Shoriff of the
county of Schuylkill, da *ale Lumen by thh advertise.
ment to the eleetots of mold county of Schuylkill, that a
OMVEMAL ELF,CIIO:4I will'be held In the old count/.
on TUESDAY, the 12th day of October nelcat the sev
eral districts thereof, as follows, to wit :
Tbe'eleckmo of the borough of Orwlggbarg wltt hobd
their etcelinms at the ppob 10 . house of Daniel Boyer, to
the borough of Orylgsburg. '
The electors residing In the following described bona :
'darks of West Brunswig townahip,Schuylkill county-,
begin nlng on the townsti I p ne "Nut Bronawig. on
thalami of Danloll Dreher; tinittee along a public road
twiding to Daniel Fousthi mill and dwelling, Including
the same; thence to Zion's eburch ; thence along said
public road, /sliding past the dwelling boos* of deorge
Moyer, including the same; thence along said road
until It intersects thartp. line of North Nenbelin tp.,
including all the voters residing north or said read, in
the township of West Brunswig, aforawaid.shall hereaf
ter, at all general and special electkes, as also at alt
elections Our judges and Inspectors,'sote at the same
times and places and in the same box with the voters of
the borough of Orwlgaborg, in the countaforesald. ,
The electors priding in that part of W ast Drunswlg
township, lying antV being east of the folioed az described
line, shall bereafter,st all general, special, and at elec
tions tor itni4es and Inspectors, vote In the same box
with the guallead'voters to the borough of Port Clinton.
at the house or Henry Boyer; commencing at the -riVer
Schuylkill the lock-bowie of the Schuylkill Arlie.
tlon Company. number twenty-four. now occupied by
John LasktOncluding the Mine; thence in es iraight
Hoe to the house of Jacob Jitenglia, including Ct. MOM;
' thence to the house of Celina Mengle. now occupied -by
Msnassis Mengle. Including the same; thane* to the
Gum nfJohn &hill, now occupied by Henry Kltitsle, in
ridding the mme; thence to the farm of the helm et
John Bond, deceased, now occupied George hlengta,
Including the tame: thence to the house of the widow
Teenklin, Including the same; Omura to the tank' of
• Henry Ketner, including the met. thence to the farm
of Samuel DIUI,a, including the cams;-thence to the
' farm of Benjamin Moll, Including the mune; thence to
the Mineral Point Mill, and the dwelling houses beksg
log thereto. ; owned by French R Richards, excluding
the same; thence toffee bangeotaiwires Baer. excluding
the same; thence to the form of Charles Miller, Inclu
ding the saute; thane, a straight line to the sand hole
it or near the Berke - eonoty
The electors Of West Brunawig township not Included
in the above boundaries, will bold their elect one at the
• public house of MlehaelAtoser, in said township.
• The electors of the borough of Port Clinton will hold
gh
,etwirelactions at the house of Henry Boyer, In said bo
rou
the electors of East Artinesig township will hold
the elections atthe Louse of Joshua Bop; In the town
of SicKeensbarg.
The electors of Pinegnne township will hold their
elections at the house of Kennedy Robinson. lb the to.
. rough of Plumage: and the electors at, the bortnigh , of
Pinegetewelit hold their eleetlaniat the tune house. ,
The electors of Wayne township will hold their elec.
thus at the bawls ot atom liftman, lo the town of
Priedensburg.
The electors of Washington township will hold their
postal Meehan at the public house of hose lisidarf, In
said township.
• -The electors of Pieter - township wiR bold their Asc.
hone st the School flouts. ntonber I, its sale lowa*.
The elector,. of liegine township Nall hold their Mei
. hone atthe hones ofEdwardOtanau, le said township.
The anion of Maley timidity will held their ele
- dons at the bowie abletob ihnhoits in gild townsbite
The electors of Uwe Mobasii4oxo township wilt tr i
noir &elm at SU hoses of Ulm W. Uler,
township. '
The Madan et -210nd , township vql lsot4111.E"- 0 Siou oi Cho benwret Jabs Waal, ta 14141 towoosor , ‘ „
The Nootors - of Berry toirseddp tusks - tonw_4 l 7 . ,
thenot the hoop, of Wands beagles. in said the r e
Thor sioetani at Weil Penn township will A'
,
eleettore st tbs. Usti et abhor Itimitahhie, tei fa 4
hovreship. • •
The electors of tdvextdp will hold tbelr eire••
tiesigthe berme of Jotin Retestetutaeltht, tr We t tcrits.
silp
The *beton et Rush townebtp viltt bold theirelee9trht
At the beim ettamtset Dereuport, in ueevelsip
• The dada* . of 31ahattey towiehlp wIA held their pi,lee.
Utilise* ttee been et Ilears• Iterdetas,
The electors of the lot Wald et the Home& i s m
ebermilleorlitho* *b . *below at &be bum et
• The deetite et tire West ifelit otttie el Ilth•
netweillitorl lib:Whitt election% elthelheohtlialluin
$16,06144
Th. Octets of &NORM tow/Whip miff loaf iliefr
elettheoetp. , the home of Umiak atedaTert ° lll4
teeneet •
The eleeters of BMW totrestito vitt teat thelielei►
floes at the teem of kissed Cloe oefly, la ethl tone
_ .
'fbe dittos Onto hotontb brAbabivinllop or =
olsotlone at Mob:wee Micheal norm in said I
no Olean of New NW* win bold Ws;
election at the haute now canopied by psalm Maps,
to this town oncost Castle.
Theeleetore of Unmet' township will hide ithsiteleof
dam et Om Ittesse of William MUM, ba the loins of
- The *WWI.s of the boronch of Port Calton will hold
Owl; olottfane et the Port Cub* Roam. la mid botooxh:
lbsr'etedots or Nut Norwegian township will hold
thstreastkas as **bosom !Mob. oeoontest,' by We. C.
'Dasher, in saki township. • . •
The elootore of NorreaMa township unfit
ebrttooaat Dar Park at said Samuel'', at the,imaso
was. Pecupled Py OP. Wyatt". • ' - '
..."..T ho **tem saysk kolmsbi lon bole ale air
'nooks; thalami of maw Reedeaboola la , ths to of
V, 231 62
• -
The ehretoreatTmmost township wit bed hurt elets
Mons at the bows of Edward P. Wrest : la , the town Of
Tremont. ' • • • r •
The electors of the dearth- Ward of the brogan* at
Pottsville, VIII hold thileelediess at the house of Joh.
M. Velar- ;
The electors of the Neerillitorsat Revd Is said berarioh
will bold their, NllAlmthostriqoltis tl. Nets ha
add ward.' •.; ••• ;. • ; .
The *teeters Wadi Nast Weird in 'ma urei g iu
will bold the us atthe htiuse of Mick °PM
In 'oddward. • „ , . • ;
The elect radif the Middle Ward In; mid :11ortoth will
hold thelrAntious at the homiest John NelkoStu Wild
ward.
Tim eta:trims of the borough of bold
their elecilcots at the house of Daniet i Devicos, Odd NO.
roar r " .
. ;
Thilifietiors of Poster tamable will bild their elle-
O M a et the house of Joseph Halines, In paid township.
r. elector, of Cam township *Hi hold their elections
ykthe beam of Arehlbald Miller, In mid township.
; ; The electors of the northerh dletrict of Cass townAlP
will hold their electkors at the house or rode,. °Ven
ires. to said township. A •
J- The electors of Boller township hold their elec
tions at the how, now occupied by Jacob A. Schiesman,
In add township. . • ff
' The electors of Trolley township 1111 hold their elec.
lions at the house of David Lozolson: in the town of D,on
aldion, is said township. ;
I ; The electors of South %Atka' township will hold
'their elections at the public house how occupied by An
drew Reber..
'The &odors of the North' Ward of the borough of Is
as will hold their elections at the public 'house of
. Michael Beard, to mid ward, : ' I ,1
.Ths electors of the South Ward In the Borough' OflTa
nom us shall hold their elections at the Union Ride!,
kept by Henry Kepner. in said ward. i
lbe electors to °taped. Ward In the borough S:orTa.
=qua. and times residing north of the Sharp Mountain,
In the township of West - Penn, heretofore vsitikag Ilt! the
Public School llousefln the borough of Tamer's's, shall
bold their elections at the public house of 'Awls V.
Bumbler, in add ward. ;
• ;
The qualified voters of that part or North. Menheim
township, whodymerly voted in the South WM.& ID the
borozals of Pottsville. and alt thst territory on lifo east
side of the river Schuylkill; and within the, Penman
eiretioo line. the southerly Ilne of the borough of Sala
tho old line of the baroship of Matkeim,
whose electors have-hitherto voted In the Norwirgian
election district, shall bold their election_ at the:OAM
house of George °rim, In sald tortri%blP-
The qualified voters In that tart of North Marinello
township, who • formerly voted to, the ' borodgh of Or
origsberg, shalt hold their elections at the bons/ of Amos
Ungroll% at Landingrillo. ;
The qualified voters of North Mashelm toanship, not
embraced In the f sregoing.'shell hold their *tech.:sof at
the house now kept 1:7 tire. Susanna ?foyer; 11l 'pad.
township. .; 1. I
The electors of the North Ward of the toiougli of St.
Clair will hold their elections at the !yob! lir hops* of
Jonathon Johnson. In said ward.; , ?••
The electors of the South Ward of the bodougtoof St.
Clair 'will tzold theireleetions at theriblic house °ldaho
Bets. in said ward. -
The electors In the bororigh ofiAnburn will hod their
elections 'at the house of Sintori Noirournda said be-
Jonah. .
The Merton, ith _ Ward id the iborotigh of,
ne Wee._ the Bout-
Schuylkill Haven will bold their elections sit thelpublic
house of Edward Boyer. In said borough.
• The electors of the East Ward In said borough will
hold their elections at the public hones of ',fawn - fielt.;
singer. , ,•
Pb. electors of the West Ward in said bbronstb,
hold their electlons'atthe public hauls of.ibhu 9. Stmt.:,
ton.
Tits etecton. of the North Wird will boild their elec. !
none at the public home of Nathan Bute. I •
At which Maw end place are to be elects 4 by 0 0 I'm'',
men of the County of fkbetylkni. to wit:
One person Per MEMBER of the [louse o Reptesental•
Lives of the United Statese, to represent theCobeeeeeffiete
al District composed of Schuylkill and Northumberland
Counties. 2 ; J i
• One person teen the dew JUDGE or, Juvu of ;the Dimino
Court of Pennsylvania. •.
One per en for CANAL COMMISSIONEII of tteff Cott-
monwealth of Pennsylvania. ' !
One person to represent the County of . tiebunklll in
the SENATE of Penneyirs "h&j ' •I .1.
Three persons for lIEMBEIIS of the Home et Belpre
*entail vex of the General Assembly•ot Pennsylyania.to l
represent the County of Schuyikill in the Howl of Rep-,
resentattresol' the Geeeral Assembly of tennivivanta.:
One person to fill the eke if sarcurr, of the Contei
ty of Schuyikilt. : 1 • - i
One person to till•the office . codstr,o3t.tsstor.
ER for the County of Schuylkill. . • , 1 ',
One person to fi n the office of DIRECTOR P TUE
POOR of the County of ` , •
•
One person to fill theoßlee of Atipuoil , of the Quin;
ty of Sebnytkill. . 1
I ALII/D MAKE K,NOWN'ANDAITE I NUTZ mi E,
That tbe qualified electors of con te Sebnylidli ste . %
vote at the said election in the IDA LI net prescri by OW I
; first 'section of the act entitled '`An Act Regulating the
manner of voting at the reneral eieetion is the counties
Of Wayne and Schuylkill," approved the Salo amyl of
• April; A. D.,1557, which erition be in the,„wwils Nikon
fug. to wit: fI
"That from and after the peemsgerof tide set. it shall
be lawful for the qualified *letters Of Wayne and Set
kill counties to vote at theft, Igenejral elections for Cloy.
eroor, Canal Commissioner, thervevor General, Andifilr
General, member or members of *egress, Senators and
members of the General Assembly, upon one slip ortick. I
et. and all county officers, including the Judges of Mi.
Court of Common Pleas. also O ; pen one Seeiste slip or
• ticket: "rvidoi, Th at the °Mee ibr which eVery candi
date is voted for shall be designated as '; required by; the
existing laws of this Counionweesithy Awl Provideci
further.' That the State and; County tickets / shall each.}
be so folded as to conceal tab names of the telsoesVoted
for, and on the outside of the State ticket ill he writ.]
tenor printed the words—" State tidied:E n Rod on the
outside of tbe.Oounty ticket shall aleo be iwritten or
printeditbe words—..Connti, Officers." • • ,• I
The general election to belopened between;the hours
of 8 and 10 o'clock in thedbirencwit. and shall • continue
',Motet interruption orsletjournment until Y o'cleik in
the evening. when the pot Italian be clewed. I •
In puntuance of an Act cribs Generel Amiably Of the!
coninannieWilh of Perensyleania: entitled ," AAu Are reta-'ll
tins to the elections of thliCone wowrialth,r rafsa tboll
' second day of July, A. D., IFS% notice is hereby - given
"That the Inspectors and Judges, cheese as *fork • id,:
shall meet at the respective places appointed for tesildini
the election In eldshiete to Whist I thiy/ respectively
belong, before nine o'clock In the morning of the second
Tueiday in October, in each and 'every , yeerl and pith or
sold Inspectors shallappoint one clerh,•lio Assn bet I
qualified voter of Pugh district. • • 1 1 I
"In CAM the person who shall have received the tee°. D 4
highest number of votes for inspector; shalt not trend
on the day of election, that the tsersott, whit, shall have
recelied the second highest number of Voles forCludge
et the next preceding election shall alt cal Inspector In
hie place. And In cases the ; reveal) who; shall have
a if]
calved the highest number of votes coil llnepeettir slot I
not attend, the person elected Judge Shall appoint an in
spector In his place, and In easethe person elected Judge
elfall not attend, then the/Inspector ;who ;received ids
highest number of vette shall appoint a Judge 'lll his
Allan and If any vaeaneyishalleontlnuis In the : Bosid
for the space of one hour Weer the time ils'ed by its for
the opening of the election:the qualified; yoteref or the I
terwnehip, ward or district, for which; itch °Meer . shall
have been elected, present at this plate of election, shall!
elect envoi" their number:' to fill inch vacancy. I I
"It shall be the duty of said Asseseoie gasped hely to
attend at the element holding *serif. gene ral. special or
township election. Marina the stholeitime I said election
to kept open, for the purpose ofkiving info;rmation to the
Inspectors and Judges, when Wiled ¢n; in lon to the
right of any peewee' assessed b r yt, their to Note at 'euth.
election, and such other Matteis in Dilation to; the as
seeliirere:PArerovoritir fro rh en ;r ld C l o ° t r it et° or
.11dte ' f r r '
require. •
"That no person shati be 'permitted to`Yote at any .
electicess ekresaid, other than awhile freewill of the
NW of TweeeTrone years or more l , who Shell bevel resided
in the State at least one yew, 'rutin the election district
where zee offers to vote. at least tea days twecodlog
election. and within two: years islet a State or Cbmety
tax, which shall have:beta aeseseedatleist tet‘daYil be
fare the election. Bata claws of the! MIMI States,
who had previously boozes qualified voter of tide Sleets"
and removed /therefrom and returned. and who shall hare
resided in the election district, and paid tax as aforekAlet
shall be entitled to a vote after residlui in this Seate'el* 1
mouths; provided that the alilleiteetnen eitielosolflthe
• Vetted States, between the ages of, twenty one Rod tsfen
tptem years. who have resided in !this ;State one ;fear
and In the election district ten dale- affiresald; shall be
entitled to vote. :tithesil l : 7D i they shall not ; ave peldtaXele.
"No person shall be Med tct, yule; whose time is
not contained In the I of taxable inhabitant. furnish.'
ed by the Corrntssionen: as af , needd.tualeseltist bepro.'
duces a receipt for the payment witbin al to
Years, bf a
State or County tax amused serreekbir ,lo th e ;constitd.
Lion; and give satisfactory iridertee, !thee one his 'own
oath, of affirmation of another, that be has paid guile 'a
tax. or on failing to plodnee•a receipt. Shall - Wake bath
to the payment thereof; or esieend,l(hevlalmSa right to
vote by being an electne betreeen the legis of terenty!otie
and twenty-two perk heshall deimieon rather dime
tinn that he has melded in the tipster at least. one itar.
next before his application. and Wake such pied of res.
idence in his district me Is reel 11 ley nail. actuated l unit
be dots verily believe from th:rowit; giveiblet , l ebet
he le of the aye fonsald. and gi if sriefi other evidenD!'
as is required by this act, wh Pori. /the liejnie of tee
person so adWitted to vote. ehall;be needed : in the et
phabetfeal list - '
site thereto ID
admitted to •
word "age," I
of his age, ans
shall be called
11,1 of voters'
In all ewes
tote is not feu
stoners and A•
thereon or tool
shall be the s'
person on oat
to have reside
his oath shall
. wake proof te
be a qualified
' met for more
said election,
Hence, in pm
district, sod
the purpose
Every perms
make due prcol
of taxes, aloha
township, ward
- "It any per.
$lO 31
14 25
848
12 -.,
11 50
42 10'
6 25
25 00
b 94
131 58
9.60
' 1 c-
62 78
13 23
17 60
15 00
26 42
73 00
12 37
9 61
0':6460
43 25
16 Oa '
10 60
14 00
10 25
286
. 158
1 86
1 60
Sao
2021
82 60
85 86
• 11. 45
81 88
4 75
240 00
924 - 21
110 81
' 00 27 ,
41
7 02
9 75
5 75
5 75
1 20 50
6257
$1,606 14
officer of an o.
election. or use
CerOr shall int;
In the ezeratim
to block the oh
same may be be
In such electlor
threat'', lute of
n oddly or over
voting, or to reij;'Sond In any aunt not; adCtieding
cm , er" . .rtioti_ . .. ;tom ad beimpthoned for any Oust one
"....." " Un ' r "' Ayr ' OW, the* twelve months.; Nuitif It
''. l6 then one t o the 45ourt, -. where the trier. of MI of•
shall be aho I,d that tho - pereon so :oltoutlnw wed, not
Irimer lilltillith e eity,i ward, dlytrlet; townablpoihere
11 ,,," 81613 ,, , o t e a was climmitted and not en titled CO* Tote
.`.." ° " . ." 4 iin on eon , ctimt. he *hall be senteneed to pail
'" e reolwei Ike thud one hundred dollars, and ;fut lot,
li n" Ivo too than six Months nor more than two 1
visor, ! ; ' 1 - • ; ; two:)
Y"ra ' n:r Pomo or Perform 4.711 make an bet dy wk .
%ea the remit of any einction withlut Is COMmon{ 1
Ite: i tiv. or shall offer. to make any Rah bet or, llama; I
! d oe by verbal proclamation themed,Or by any writtut 1
printed adyertburtnent. ehalleuge ;or 1004 any per' 1
d o or persons to make inch bet or *advt. npOn ; co nelor 1
Jon 'beam!, be or they shill ferGelt )tad pay three time!, .
, tboamount ao bet ba adored tri be bcd." ' I i i
The judges are to wake Oki rietyros So tbe cOont y'lif:
Schuylkill. at the Court lionselo l'ottrYlll4 Gun/DAY. .
the liith day of Ortobar, A D.; 1858 y at 12 *took 1.14; of
;raid dlr. ! . , . . tt i, . ,
- : Gimps odder MY band add geld Who Sheri ,d,OIDek,
latimills, and dated Davt.lotD.lo The Dow ot r ato teed*
ode iboullidd. *bit Ittmdrad ImailtDredett,,and 'eighty -I
woad year of the Itidepoodadd
. volt 1,110 1 A 2114 1 614 "e f i
America. ,- ' - '- i - I • - ! !
' • '• ' Gta a* 010.0*iiNilPealik H i 1
Matra 01Bea, Pottsville, ' WM. 11 AM g' e ltrt
1 I '
5ept...10,1 1 155. . t . 31 St I
V
; 1 ; . 1
F.P9 - lIAN.','- - ' - ,
1 1 'IS! . itirrEßg
finwfuT , OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER oOMPLION'T";'
iVE'i!,ii:liESS 4 OF AIC'Y
FEVER ;ANT;IACU
V'YERY F ARMER
_ AND EVERY
ang= r ea l ts==="2:4 l ;
JO ion. perhaps. She yrtaelple that a tante stimulant to
pound./seteemety la every heneeas andlegetted, yet,toket two.
ham* ottea madam elemettta
both teeqyatible andlneonahlott ettoe eptettive•
lybnrttul. W. bent ditee to the pattne.ta a highly tow
*initiated two what v 111 wasetly supply Ma im% Two'
pared epee aegettile peinelpleg. compounded et dimples.
sitting ta hanpowy: yet each telAWaig Hamra teouenal
once. • • • • • • •
. . .
• To az Pnmatuem Is Uwe offend3u *convenient itirM,
yet perfectly safe, lacitont. whicb, acting upon the
efreratatitm. trib“ the action of Om system to the Maud-
Wrd of faealtboespechilly atter any debilitating attack of
inseam; alter depresdim from beat, or aaj. laud or acci
dental eansm ; au .Anti•Spossiodie. whkb, with* general
stimulant cmarer,actVvelth a peculiar influents upon the
Mcjimua system, calming persons irritation, when taken
properly, without dm leactlendency to the brain, and
without that:dime:marina Mutton le hicb la `the bane of
lama Medea—Often musing coorelqarythatitheoriginal
'disease.
As a Tome. roodirMieTy and pennammtlyexaltligtts•
energies of all pa4e of the frame, producing necessarily
a healthy increase of the action of the 'ration , entrails.
Chelnltally elia ogling the acidify of the stonmeh, and set.
ing unman,* upoe the 11Ter in regulating permanently
the hillier) , secretions.
NOTlClG—Mhoever expects to flhd thisa bereragewill
be:disappointed; hut to the aldit, vreak and low spirited,
Tt • will prose a palatial aromatic cordial, possessed of
ilugular rerriedial propertles.
•j• CaMt I orl.e•Tbe great popularity of This delightful
diroma has Induced 'many imitations. whirls the pu‘lie
abould guard a fralnit purchasing. Be not persuaded to
buy anything clad until you have given PotanseVe
IAND Drama a fain trial. One bottle will tontine* you
'how infinitely superior It is to all these insltationa.
at ill Per, bottle, or al* bottles for 115, by the
•;. supF_ rnopitrgross,
BENJAMIN PACE, JR . . do CO.
. ; ; XAN AC? 'UJUNG
- 13batinatcatiata anb beat' iota, •
• •
Iprrirs•BU'RG,PA:
For isle Iln Philadelphia by the agents—llothian
Morwlg. office of the Aceicerni: John Johns, '2=l Sam
street: )Pyntt F0n5,133 North &icond street. Also, In
Itnedlng, by Ritter k Co.; La Darter, by• John F. Jong
k Co; Pottsvlliti, John G. Brown, J. C. C. Ilughes sod
.C. liptlng; l'enisgua,.by E. J. Fry; Mlnerstille. J.
K. •11, urns,) 'millet Schuylkill !barn, by Dr . N.
el:water. ) ) November 14,'61' k 6 ,
THE 4111,UtIKBASSADOIL or HEALTH
*scut--
, .-- - --•
I Alltion to the Slolef
'Thei s want of a `sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
nousedtim of the Suffering portion of bructanity: sad
mid entirely free from mineral end other deletertima par
tieles, Wes 'finely felt till- Ihii all powerful: medicine
was ushered iota the world i FIottOINIT'S INYALVAIILS
PIUS hair belstordd the neirmotoui ssurart of all nations.
Their attribute is to earstrir ea well as to cm; they at.
tick the tiADII dr SOW of the complaint- and thus by re•
Miring the hidden cause of lliseefe reinvigorate and res
dere tbedroopfhif energies, of the system. &Meting mi.
tiara in her task of kTtAL and rtIiCtIPNAIT urokstartou.
I L 1 - •' I - ! ! DYgPePila. - \ •
' I TPA gireat scourge of. this continent :yields quickly to
athe:me of tbasie antiseptic Pills, and the digestive or
es aro festered to their Driver tone: no matter In
t hideout* shape this hytti of Mileage exhibits itself,
this searetil4g and unerring :remedy disperses it from
the patient system. : • '
Oeseial Debility 'and Weakness,
From whet-rear cause. towerms of smarm. and all other
limit of a directed liver. and other dlsorganiesticur of the
stem; van I,'h under the eradicating influence of this
' I powerfulentiseptle and detergent remedy.
Bilieas Disorders. •
. . ,
, 1 The prow quantum and right condition of the bile is
' l'it - montentotite importance to the health of the human
frame,lit Is Merbstuots medicine expels the hidden siced•
'o3:ths komp fain t, and erode ri ail the 11l aide and secretions
tem: Mod fluent, cleansing and resuscitating the vital
, funktiOnO of the bred!. i: -
. . , Sickly 7tatuties
Shouldno time In ;VII a few doses of this ga
1m
ating and reoovatlng rem y, whatever may be their
Icomplaint:lit mu be taken with saftity in all periodical
andother disolgitaisations,lind _Si effect is all but ml
j mahout. ;
L : • ; Unrefated Prod
i
1 Th e test mun of Nations is mien misty horns to thi
Ihealth -Or ng virtue?: of hls. noble remedy. and melt&
rates in every livinglangniMe beer w Sum to the call
) Muldl32.lkr Ot ttkeir INTRIXEIO.*OII,II. • •
liolimoiry'elMlit dre f/tc l brat mud y knows is I fhb
, , 1 world for Me fallowi.ig diseases
ildbill. , - DroPsTe I ' ,Inward Malin
Bowel txunp)ainta,Detulity, Liter Complid
Coughs, , Fever and Ague. Lowness eft
Pile,
Colds, ', Female Complaint' Pi,
• Chest Di es, Ileadaches e - Stotte and . latticel
rostivents, indigestion, Secondary ',:•Eytop•
Dr spays{ . -I n fluensa, • toms. •) '
OlArrldel ( . , Inflammation. Venereal Pectlo'l
~ Worms Of alwands, - 'A i e_
wir-C ention I—None are genuine unleresMo lentol
fq/nfloscily.,Weur York and Lmtd.m." are discernable at
'a Wafer NMI: in every leaf of the - book Of direction ,
_around elteli pot or box: the same may tipplainly sect
:11 , 1.1414p th, WV to the light. A handsolks relied I'M
be giri,auy one rendering sub infoefsedlon as may
. lead to t &tenths' Grotty party or pollee counterfeit.
• inE;the eilicinss or wending tip salakknowing them
to be IMO opu... ,-,
- .
"e ra ELM At the Matinfactiithei of Piefamor Hounik,
SO Dlaidenne. New York. and by all respectable Dem ,
• gists anti lees in Diedleine throashOut, the i11 ,, h 4
States shd:ille civilised world; In. taxes at2t cent', i 4
mita. ittiOl each.
• Arm. There Is tonsidertible sarriug by taking the larger
slier. 3
N. B.—ltireetions for the kahissoo of Pillent a° "" 7
• ditiorder ire aMited to each bcpr. .
Junelb, !SI i • ' • - '
, • 1 ;
NilN PAT 'ENtWATER•WHEEL'
llttli.'4 undersigned are l e mairufarin
al
..new kind of Ii t er- -Wheel; Papered 3 i . , .
co
. by 4il. Ewan', or vermoc,,. . e I ^7' ,
entirelY view .principlad obtaining or`er• e % . 4
mu trbiltni the water by which we chub, 1 PO 'v
inim aret- - thatt Is &forded by_anr rater ad , ,
~.
this VI sal now In pea. ;Some or tseld"e t ... e
.IVbeel,a4: I,and . ha;
ist- :Pri obtain Hie attire leer it of the'
I
the al mitags of the foil bead esti• 6 l' ' " ter
• esitter.l t , , . r *heeled
tild. ?hire Is WI demi. weight to res , -,..* '
al3att fret lea than 13e iinL 1i . ,, , il ea , ,eksilir
' 1.3 J. 1t impasse all other "'bee'. . .
and pewit. of' the ank men
1 4th.l lelitperfectly under 12 "; ,r, . an ...Quilt of
-i.,..either Whim nyod to (Po* a - .a - fe l I , Dot dill"'
machinerr.--as the.streelth o f - •
upon the
Irdep.A.
lidiad by;iedocing Its iso* P • -" on the wheel, which
uLciiilii or th.feolump i'f.'" 3 :'
always rytnalusi abort the. - a ii . ; ' o ther wheel, Is
-i htlil lt l aceupie& PyrnP 3 ' . ,f b e - u ß,ace of the water
• PlaraditOde thelnV o -
tlll4 4. lllover aff.4.4 ~, .. uTatde.
~,jtig Mad* of IfOR, .
• 1 Oth 'rho ulie , l l ' ." ".,''' an d w oehed to Saw Hills,
ind Il he put in 1:'
~ a y a ll ands with Iresexponser
Orist. ?lilts slid 0 ' . ":,,, "' . ve h,,ty or th e
wheel is such;
• thano any other *Pi • -,. in , n , ix &raided for nearly all
' that ttbaexpo' ° ..., ''
P u ' l* * 4 " nh advar.a-In above elated, we . are
: Together r;, -. {
three.o P.m"' Pn.rarfqoai to.
egidyt try.-ro,' • .
the fil.ilon/ - - - - 1345.100 horse power.
~.b ..
12 : ; ;' .. - -: . • 1.66.100 . ..
‘•t .' . • •r . *
1 „1S T ' . 4 . • • -.,
dr!.i ,• ~ . - - •
- :ii i • „', • - a -
!):fr- •
.*? , - ' - •
1 ;?: ,-, -
7( t 4 •
. • - _ - _
. - •
2.48.1 M
205300
71.101 " •." •
"
4.44,1 m ".
8.40.1 mi
, . 6.3411X1 "
• . 11.0.1e0 -" - •
. - 8.00.100 "
yru b jd; Cl the abere slkes ran be eo constructed as to
(10,r„1.3-fvo revolutions per niinute..• , When sold. are'
0 eith gate, puny and shaft, so that the martini
twolace it in the flume, whieh an be done
• ruin in ten or three days.
The iindera rued will put them in any plate :a( their
4•
pen a nd and If they do net perform as above, will take
ikon e t and make the flume as good as before the wheel
was pu in. The Wheels Can be afforded at a' less price,
Win aeylother wheelenow in use. Troy. /intuit loth,
18 8, 5 DAWN,
I ... Corner fdechanic and .Grand Divisipn its.
Igeptannher 1, 'BB M.Lf '
"A NEW
.
IC/Tabery and Provision eters.
rE t 12 E UNDERSIGNED respectfully
1 - iciatris ha friends unit tho vabile eeuentfir, that
be Pat opened au MARKET tiQII.Aff E. North side.
frst tinikr at.o. the Marktl,l7atue, and eerily wean
Me Latkeran Charrh, a Glean e ni and Proms titan
Stairee where be bee just received a splendid. wooer
tnentlor fine, fresh Groceries, Provisions, it. as ....e. ►
piton a .--
GefrefiOUdarth Butter. F.ps„
,'Vintner,
Tar. Rica , Deena. ' ' Bradlee, .I. tog,
1 . .1 itin, Cbm4e. Dried Trait, hope; i
j ffyrupn flakes, - Fluid', ; Quewaaware,
, I Pah. Chocolate, Jar Tickles,. Willov.eare,
Orleatil Goffee,French Coffee. Essence of Coffee, halstns,
. I ,Tobricco, SePraCiarnints,Figs and Prune: •
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR,
•
Corn, Oats; Rye Chop, Ariddlings, eta
All Mod. of Crsokera:Driod beef, Sunarented Ham,
fknokad and Oren f•toulderl de- de, ' , bleb will be
tootottans at the lowest CABII pyitoa •
Pottorilla, Ananat 2, '5B .21-3 ml JA3llt3 NAOLIt.
' J. L. WIENNICT
MOROCCO F'ACTO'RY.
And lesther sari eno.-Binding,Store,
R aat.d street,/*went
MTV
llari.epectfely Inforne
rondo:nem
itreOubilc gerretillfe
he ebutinoes to mat
fartdre ALL KINDA
lifftftOCCO,Klda,Strat
Preach Morocco. $1
Ilat:and 1100 k Dina
Pink Linlug and ROW
of aft colon. Ile bee
,co oil hand a general
wirtirtent of ill kW'
LEATIT,AM, Oak tat.
aid Red dole Lewitt,
Ott oar Ellin. lIMAL
for belts, and -good Bucket Leather for pimps,
al b l i t extrusive variety of Leap. Tbreede, We. Page.
Clumps. Le. All lauds of skins,liheeP, Kcal. Deer, Au;
ally. Sumac taken Idaschange loan:alto, at the highest
taueltet erfeau - ft. leek' f
is cash. • • •
toltalllts July 10, '5B, •
El=l
loshirript
Poftirrille, latixday, fkin'ber lab&
tslt
The Stela! seta pipe are befog lahl errs!.
eat Widthtech Cit7.'
'Coop *wawa*lamas.
Taw Caatp.tior *fide sepael.la Ohs Mate,
bettor amended- them ma ralstilot There u
Awed nwenty4lvi• etwapattien ea the grimed who
look ear they-bad been Ad* Ilvee ivied is the
"Wand Weld.", The whale la wader the eosaand
of eau. itJsakieso. Got &skit reviewed
the troops en Timmoday slswsoo,.111111;is Is sett. ,
mated that there wets between Mee end meaty
thousand pumas preen* The twerp grimed vas
a Isenetifil and romantic spot. oceepyiefover elm
habdred sues, winding aronad the Paso of a range
of beemdfal hilts. Thu "atoning iree'roes a tro
phy of the Mexican War. heriairiwen saps fired
at the battle of Cerro Gordo. It ill a headesete
brass gen. eerye breech It bore the Sestenw
arms (the ;ogle d Serpent.) with the huatip- '
Lion:
"lim;assaca kiaziedwAt.
"ISM"
Farther flown towards tiro amnia it bean the
following record of its history; •
"Captain& at Cam. Gordo, April 1311034 T,
• "Amin:leas Array, wader '• •
"MAJOR GRNSRAL SCOW..
"Pretested to the &ma of Peaasylveala,
"Major Omen, Patlonim,"
Ms pm was • seas from the . State Atonal, at
Harrisburg, to bi mod Guth', amerloa,
or linalflFll IT BATUMI Luis."l—.7strolo Wow
tor; of • Bosh Cnsb I.w towlythip,
. "-For two years I saffinta the Vertigo, Fatties ,
and Ifeadutie; attending Dyspepsia, sometimes so
severely as to locapeeltate me car any iffors—at
others, to coollne me to my bid.;' • My bowels rite
often so constipated as to oblige me . to as the
moo powerful Amputees to relieve myself. In"
deed, I attest Pitind it seminary to ese something
of the kind constantly. Lett fall I commenced
taking Boinnawa's iROLLAND MMUS, and fouini
k just what my cis*, malted. I cannot tram
merid•it too highly; for l befiers it aimed 14 VA.'
Plt114•111111* Marked. 3wrinanin t—lnour
market tittn but quiet ; galas at 116 25 orr 60, recording
to quality. hotoaud for Whist ;tray ;• oaks at $1 30
x.sl au lot common to ;Ikea red. and nusl44 kr
labile, AS in qualify. Coq—Sale* *I SS IEO gOr- Itor
low. pales of Oata at 43 fill 44c. per barb.
lialtlitrarre Itiarksto listratina 1.--Iloor mar
kat Arm t • rata at $.5 d4e, $6 oo according tooality.
Pena( Con Meal it $4 1.0, mad Rye fl our at 60 per
bal Irbett—llarii s , active?, and prkri b.are rutrid 1
Wel or nititaat $l. 44 $1 (0, and rad at $1 23 41 $1 36
per buabal. Naito o Ora at 46 t i 62c.
Tbe Nimp , Timis liarkets, Bressussa O.—
roar Is trey unsaleable. end prkess are somewhat numb.
oat; Wait 1111 T 6 0 S 4 00. according to quality. Ktwat
Demand limited : sod prices loner and unsettled I
sales of red , at $1 20 11 4 g $1 tls, and white at ttl 40 0
1 QM per bushel. Oafs dull sad heavy; sales at 44%
- '
0 sus per bushel.
Iron.—Scotch Pig continues to moderaterequests tad
prices bass any alsghtly varlet ; sales of 400 0 000 tons
for the week at $22 40 ifs S.1:1 1.0,1). monthM. Common
English Bare are selling slowly at steady rates; sales of
140 tons at $46 0 $46. Refined are dullatso3 tto pi id.
English Rails hare Woo In moderate demand; ales of
i r i
COO tons at 144. English Sheet sells slowly at 3 3Yas•
for Slogles, 314 6 ;...Xe. for Doubles, and 4 0 I. ms
Tastes. as to assortment. Russia Sheet are to I bleep
.
ply; take of IWO peeks best brand ,, to arrieso .1314 tf
l xg •
00i—erode Whale is loss active, bat rice* are Buse
blued; the lad sale of sekeled was, st 42i Based
Winter Bleached mills slowly at 04 0 06 4 .,4 loos . Crud*
Sperm has lapsed Into a quiet; butprions are supported,
POTTSVILLE. JIABIKICTS. '
(Wholenalip Prices.)
Wheat Tionr,bbl ~. SO 00 , ,Driodeoailkos, par'd,s4 00
it i yo IrloOr,bbll. 400; do - 6, :ili *spied,: go
VI hoot,bushel, ' - - 1 001DrIed Np leg, par'd,l 2 0
Eye, do 76 i P4go ' n; . 20
Corn, do . 40 1 1tucter,pirponsd, : 10
Data, .do 43, 3 bonldors , II 00
rbtatee,i. do ~ I 0 Hams, • , ) I
Timothy &rod , 2 cio4.ard. . •
ClororSood, a 000! Plaster. do 1 id t......
llay,porton, 14 Salt, per sod, -
. _...
POTTSVILLE PRODVCS XIAIIISCBTX
(Rat all Price' t a.)
FLOUR.—Wlinat floor mils from $8 Co tot coVIV
and Rye at 85 00. Rye Chop at 80 et.:lB bit, Bailie.*
ides) 1 10 Mi.
0 8 AlN.—WhlteWheat silly at 61 60!. 80.5 86 / 144
at 111 30 do: Rye 95 do; Corn 1 08 0061190/o.
X HATB,-Baefaell. at 9 ta 1234 tu. pr , i n 'wow
loon% do. Veal 10 do; . Pork 11 do ` Bhotddr. 6409
do: I la ni 11 • 34 to 14 do, Boiogual 2 K 4 ""r"
12% do. ,
• PROVISIONS.—Ratter sells from 15 toil!'!".sl, / :,;
Chr..e 1040.. Eggs 1134 eta. 9i dna..Late ng • *""
• BUXBltB.—Porto Rico 809 wir Una( 11.
~,, o: .11`
White 11 do: Crushed and Pulverised If.: •
'FRUIT AND TEOETARLXB.—OnSoan ' r a "'P r '
Cutumbern4 eta.* dole , Wataratelar : 5 to ,Z rte
tleee : Cabbare 9 lc; 10 1 1 0 4%Nsir pow. 25 Ji, %e
W O,OB 20 dn.; lorMaitnes 25 do.: ippk" 11 . ) .'"" t 7
tatoes 25 g .1 1 ) do.; rearm, $o iy,• 0: (orp Now.
• PUBLIC SALE •
, planiteetield Furniture; It.e.
,NIV:a.A.• be -sold on SATURDAY,
ig &planter 4tia.lßsB, at the residence of John
,lb, e nv y' , drcce.cd. in Fast Norwegian street. opposite time
ACO pa ste Feline! House, at t o'clock. Y. 11.--4 t lime quart.
Leon-
.t vj of Wambold Furniture, rensistin; of Bede, lied.
mat- o p Demean& Carpets. Chairs, Sulks, Tabkt. *Mb a ta
lon of Joy of Kitchen Utenelle,Carpentsn? Tools,
'tbbt JUNKY Administrator.
AuguAt. 'fitt 3341
SEWING MACHINES.
THE Double Thread, Family SEW,
PM MACHINE. These MacLlneol pew with twc f ‘
themes. making. a Double Leek AMA, equal to any
.1 1 10 Oiled MorblOr la 1.11.8. and perfrerly tellable for all
family purposes These Machines are for Pik by the
orubseriber, at the EXCIIANIIE ItUTEL. Pottsville. The
bt it aro i sky I ted to call an 4 examine t firm. Pelee CIS.
iipluatruttlous given to those purebaking, as to lb.
etas, Le. ' A.ll. S/111AFZII, Agent. •
August 14, 11:'.8 33.3 m.
A FINE FARM, sitnate, in Wash- •
Inaten township, near Pinegrove,
county. )t contains shoat 20* men's;
-, ISO serge la a high state of maltlvatkon,
nil 70 acre• of good timber land. There
Is a good two story house on the premise* and at t
requlalte outbuildings. with a fine well or water wlthin , ,
tees of the house. The finest truck that comes to they
Market Is raleod on this farm. Will sold eer y
Nor fortber partlaulats apply to CHAS. NJ. 11114::".. : •
• • Haat bistate Agent, Pottsville.
August Al" •
TmrowraNT to Merejiants & Doak
en In SADDLERY,
. _
IPbllllp 11. Flattort
N0.13t9.11.1iir stmt. Wait; Broad, elove brow* sired,
PHILAPZLPIITA.
Deo leave to all the otertlon of the ?redo to bls
utaoursetory of !tops" LI.AK .of all rodeo and
Ptvlitet, which he Is teillott.for CASH, at the lowest maw- "
abet arer's prices, to thole who homy b los with a tall. •
arif-Ssroplesalwayspo'haad. All orders addreased to
Pamir S. Noises, as ,boys. will most with omelet at
tentlun. I [July 1111.2 m
Palen* Chilled Ire's, litre sad Byarsler.
Proof Yates,
With enusimArios TOMEI LOCILS.
p HESE SAFES arc is general use,
• 1 and render entire satisfaction. They are the only
gain -made prifif against Are ihaghsre, onsabineal
Samples tan be What at Hessre.lPareitt a Co.'s, Merited
street; Trotter h CO.'S. Front idiot; and No. 34 North;
Water street. Philadelphia. Cal 'and esanala• Sorrow
wires and we will trust the moult with your wen oda.;
meet. 0.11. .
11 N. Water street, Ptaladelpida.
Itooirtf
)Isimb 2i. 'SR
MOH SCHOOL AT PINECROVE.
THE REV,. H. ' S. IKONS , A. M.
for many years Prinripal of the Preparatoey Ds
pavement of Pennsylvania College, will open a &d e e%
School la the New Academy Building. at Plnegrove.
will teach all the branches usually taught la our '
Schools and Academies, and will prepare pupils whehin
to taker a full more of study tor any daces In Col
Than desiring to quality themselves Or beldame wit
enjoy spieled advantages torso doing.
riiizonovii lanes'', situated and seceeslble by Rail
road.
AlirTtoordlng esas 'be bad at very reasonable Hies in
private faielties.
The School will commence about the brat of deue.r '
Poe terms and other 11'43n:elation. address /L .... 0 .1
“110A.life - OF 011:1=Oltd,
May 15,'5S - 741 7 1.
STUNG ATOM 01 NOCVIS AND BE GS,
At Wks
legate wad itetittl.
DANIEL, SCllititng , '•
dolma le call the at tea. . 4. ;
tins of the public to his , • ilk .4 1r • .
extensive arrortment of *.iteo4 ' 4-4 r,..., ~,.-‘.- e -
Dade and nowt leans.
~, =•-•,:5."
teetered ander has (inn . 21 , A --,: .41„, , , , kz,.. 40 ,
in spa a t lon. eryne {ally '.'":', , L+, , :i ,
. t...,7,:r • 1 1 / 4
adapted to the Coal Be. , ri,,—.. / ... - ,..- ... -4,',...ee•
Itlon.aod i ffered Ibr sale -.. ..,/ i t.,4,.',.,
at tile State on CENTRE '.' . ,_,, . - 0 -__
STRUT, I above Malt, -r.,...„,,
e
sod opposlte the PulOo
&boot llease. 'tie hie on hand a well assorted stock of
Miners' Boots and Shred, tun's and bore Call, Gnat and
Sip Boots and Brogene of every dierripti , inf Women's,
Mead a ad Children 's
Gaiter boots. Hated Sullins (tat
ters, ilia Gaiters and - Lasting Buskins. of every color:
Woman's, Mane tad Cblldretee Itld sod Goat Ulu Lace
Boots. Itaskine. Iles and litypere. lden's retest Cow ,
g uia
Batt Also at ernertraces of fills A Co.'s Arne
Week& . Allot 'bleb will be sold -at wearaelly low
. - Plinkalaretlatlko then Spell Mods of swir
-1 red and easterner work and repairing. Ales on
bar i a due asearlrnent of ?ranks, N 'lbws and Canoe
Baits . . Pottsville. Jane 9, .64 4S-if .
. ,
V .
Itt Plarkets.
ROFt SALE,
CARDS
LILLIE'S