SCHUYLKILL COUNTY rth
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Diviiaci•s :1
~. Middle 4.
rEz Vt E Wntir
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..N. W. Waril,
;- Squtii 1 41 .ulits
, Ashland, '
' Barry,
Atiburn,
• Blythe;
Branch, •
Butler, .
Ilaist Bruhswi,.t, _ .
'West Brunsw ig,
Northern Otis,. '1
Cresivfa, ,- • .
, • Southern Cam,
I Eldred, i
i
Foster';
EP 4l e.rt
Irgginsi
Huhley, •11
Landingviliek
Mount Carbon, •
• North Manheim,.
• south Manheim, '
Nahanoy,.
• UpPerAthitnuti4O,
'Mama. %'t .0.
W4st Ward;
Now C
Norwel.Tiatt,r.
Est Norwegian
- rOrwigsburgi
I'inegrovs Township.
'Pinegrove Porouib,
Palo Alto, • ;
Port Ctirbo4,
Port Clinton,:
. ,
Porter,, 1
Reilly,_'
• Rush,. •
Schuylkill, .
1, . North Wai.d,
f
F !., South Walid,.
'. l 4 .- 1 , East i Waroa '
ti '-` CWesit Ward,
g ti.l ~iorthl Ward,.
7--d I ,;4outh"rWartt,'
: :< •." ( EitstVar,i), .
' • • --- ' 4 J, south Tani.
' • ••F-0 .1 '=" I . North - Whid,
. !!
. F Tretnolly
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Union, • ,.. I I 1];
• Waynec - ," :1 ' i•
Washington,: 11,
-'' 11. ,-, l'elan. F . , L
r'r ! i 1
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Total, j
Majorities,
OppositiOn'quidid
2 Mr, Auditor, it 1 tor.
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Assitxun is the aßelol .rote ter Der 4n . Anti
Stoker, the nominees on the Workingmen's Tteket
for Director end' uditor : : ' .
Pottscille,
" Soutl
•. Aeirland.
Brand),
' • ,
Northern Cll FP,
Southern Case, ,
Footer.
• FrOcy, • tt"
Slum-ovine, Eao
• '• " • ‘Veyt,
New•Cartle, .
Norwegian,
"lieiliy, •
I. Schuylkill, . I .
St. Clair,'Notth
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Tutnartua,.Enrt Wrall, •
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POTTSVILLE, PA,'
OCT iIEIL 61,1668.
circulation or the Thalia' JoCarrit. Is equal it
the aeureeale circulation of any THREE other Knalls
poers publiahtal In the County—and. as It circulate
anions the best portion of the population. en adrerthte
iuent inserted hilts relations Is, of course, worth as much.
tr, the a.tveruser as ifinibllsheil in any three Other' pal.
you. In wit. cities ;lie rates of all rertleinc are airways Aral.
price aceordlturto floe circulation or the paper. J'
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New York.-041. FROST. Itoont No. 2:11 i Broad;
waie New York. ie ,author'sed to receive oubeeriptionk
end oelloct tlie Muskat' JOURNAL, in New York:
and vicinity. •, • t'
SINGLE COPIER . of . the Ittissue JOURNAL catst
obtaloNt iti/AY. at I
TrIUMVELL'i3 Itookstore, Sllnersrllle. ,
Mt:S. itqw, KS'S Booketiina, St. Clair.
llltrleKillilS'S.llookstora. St. Clair.
I(S. 110tAl LS'S' Bilokstore. Ashland.
' 4o The Iliatttel JOURNAL is furnished to carrier,' rind
others who desire; to will again' at 3 cents per. inpy
10 copies nd_tiliwardo:
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SEIC nortativertiiptnr, tot. • '
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THE Lrnicit co:iL CoUPANY offers to leaseltit
*mines. FirpartiCtklirffl, sect,nd#rtiPement. 4 ~.
Wet cenkretniata:Abe State 'of Penneylvan in
upon' the eleoiio, Congress, fro Mr. iteehen
oleo Divtriet, of Thaddeus Stevens. His taajori' f
ty is • glorious ode ,Mr. Stevens in prat? , res.
poet, is Alen of 'whom Pcnnsylvania•lsjusp
• proud
to the illustration of the Port Itichmond era?
m !nitres in nnother: column, we ask atfention.- 7
The'rewarks accompanying it tire interestingk
'IVe are in oeadding in our advertising
'wimp, to the-list et Coat dealers now swlvertiaing
their sileS j in connection with that immense COal
mart. We think ii would be greatly to their4d:.
I -
.
J. Gr A NCT. Jot, Mr. Du ebanan's leader or l!t,)
!louse, 4110 was r ; chosen two peals ago by 6,504
majority, is run 0 . 4 now by 45 majority. This is
to outAiler4, the - tquat amazing result in all the
tennsylvapia teculsion. ."Old Ecrks", never till
now bailed to alect4tni candidate for Congress
had the 'regular li f emreratie brand, and was Itslp'•
poitod by the Alder (Eaglt) termed the "rtyelit
Major JON BCIIWARTZ, wh - O Is
I. an anti-Lecontp'?on Petnocrut.—S. 2; Tribtme.
TnenelS but tine opinion in thin District or lids,'
manlier in which the , ogani.of the Cake
Acre conducted daiing the irseeni canvass—thittli,
was disgraceful. ' I erionat' vituperation 'knew pt::'
bounds, and ealuny hissed serpent-like, in itta.
"ar l -the community. The iDewort org,ans
though , not free frttm the charge of falsifying, were
comparatively, respectable. For, the sake °lithe
'rcputalion of the kelp, add of decency, no hppe
rierer a gain•ln reestteh roklessneati exbibited•,
:;41' of 'the Nutiolial InielligeNcer
; !91 suddenly fitepPing a train' of
in order to prevent accidents:
Ice on apparatus placed in fr'ent
Halt+. ankover- the track, with a
tiring leading to the engineer's
laiediately 4 constant stream; of
.rd en the rails: and the forward
to would cotirelrcense,wheol; (r
it car of the train reached the
i lia rails.
A ,C,litnr.sro
rroposcs a meth
ears. on a rliilroa
Ilia plan is to b
of We driving w,
communicating
apand; altnuat i n
nil cefttdbe pnu
inntcm of their
twon%titcr, , the
oiled p'ortion of
• Tut Ptortes yicrlor.—:Wbilo Wee
it t must not neglect to tutard the utmost pi
as afar ~,as this Nitrief and County are cinlel
ed,,te'tbe intle ' pen4ent notion of ibe.conserva
tion'eattliou“...auts iehoirohisi for thO People's I
ii
.Their',eiemple will tell powerful!'
1 , 1 . 0i...eti0n end Yr i eetlote, and the- Administre
. teele no rebuka.an 4 severli mullet ntlinioistorec
Tuesday by the inipu'rebasable, !latices Demo .
t•Nrip3tc.l plieulcler In fliouldet in the-ran
00.!_cople. All l?onor . to 'teem We itty.
•
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, . .
'Ton Et.nrs...ttrtt I;o:Cuitnholiits.i.t., Dtsriturf.— het
llon.J,titi c t IL C.tionbeli hop I.ci.ts glqriouttly no
-1.1"'"'l by IhtZttettillo. Ettontiint; on the ittin ppe l pie
.4 Proircti..ll to Mnorieon ladtittrp, Ito. aed.
-,lllvit; the o.itivos.i afoot, to the - judgment of Alm
1',,j1,1e, tiro7,..titt,ping, button•boloing, ond)411
"7'nibY !Retinal; of gaining .suppott found . . t?'
r.. v 0 r Nth )Ir. Cainithell,hut colitnitting his citta ,
into the Inlo,,L i of the people,
r after
r explalaing
K, , fvf!rly. llis position; and Ylndlcating his assailed
t;oitsv. in C . iiigreOti . tkicy- have rendered a iron/let
..in kit , f.tver. In Ir. Complicil'a positina,.tiefeat
N'outd 4.,V0 I.rotlTl.lt with itrololing, • florriirou'd
ii,•,,, filuti•lie fr.o-4be.unifouglat endonetntin( ut
'11,.e men of the F.4l.4ntit (Ittngret,eionoi Dieirict.
1:.1 v a 1..:: iit:qi
eINAL. lON. t col t or . Ars
121
1'134
in
163 ,
601
121
109
151
169
45
481
45'
131
178
114
246
11.
1711
114
2441
118
; ,Lecompton
.IThese were av
n SHALL
Commiss
!
li Tut .Inoy 'rust:qt.- 7 4'1ton) has re Minty'
~ ,L ,
publish'ed in New' York, an oppo thine Ira, li,
ias demonstrating One of the , most I Eortil ! t i ) n- '
!tareat sof country, entitled "Ilinori of ' 4e . '
..,
illise,and Progress of the Iron Trade of the U 4 1 l b,-
from 1621 to 1557, Svitis . numerq Statistsha 4 ,.
j Tables renting to the manufactuie, utportation,}:
exportation, and prices orIron• fol. : ore. than a
J eentatry l . Ily B. F. Pori:ten - 1". . ' . 1 1',..- ~
There Is unquestionably - to the coos of the
;pe , gde, no article of manlifs(etere::Mo I t tnportont
than iron—m:4lo . in whichikilaimoraieeesrry til t s,
a oation !should be itideliellent . ar#l?r . t. r . lttlti*
so as to olviateias far: 7 wi! , `: .- pittlillittr)k WO
risks and kisses of war atidiitstiiiiiliei t rat,
Iron will be to the United -- htaitalon ?...e'il . :i . ,
41 , ..w . m. , -.. ~ • vA'
' ioure,s of wealth and ati a' rtrAtliAt.. all al#,
1,1•00 anything also, in the dif . ihreos,:'t of Pi.:i:ea.l;
/
• - :.: ..: .1. . .4. , ..:'
strength of the . .couritrl.. , ; : ', :11 . .,;-;;
.:-: ~,,•;.
.411 k
'Atn'erican Iron has long LorneWijilpitatloAll,r t :
even in Europe. ' Ax,ifarihack ° 4*.4.sl4o4;eais
of several English dockyards, repot of
American Iron wan superior in ostreitykeippet.
to the best Swedes lion„• One report itateht74 ''
We have lately received front hislkaleet - 4)ai . .;
at Deptford, bar iron 2} inches brood m4;144014 ',..:...'..
t 741
thick-15'cent. 0 ger. 4 lbs.; ripar s it %1 . 44
1
' inch-5 cwts. 0 ore. 12 lbs., lm ported , 1:1454,i4 - , ,
ley from America, and pursuant-to : eut44l.ViS s r:
-of July 11th, 1735, have made enlfi itsitaaW•of '
each of the sortsi. find the said tr. 4 :tole i try •
good and fit for bit Majesty's tors ' , , surer .in
every. , respeet to the loud Swede , 4 14 i g L ijur
opinion *oath £l7 lOt 6d. per tant , 4.. - .L:q .-,,
They also wrote to the Nary lioe'vr, on ttwl7th
I • -
, of Feltiumry, 1736 e
it i:
stt.
Thal from the.trials we have tondt frOMlir. : : ten
of iron, imported by Mr. Crawleykfroni;;A:Mi lP rrice,
it is tooth in the nature and gootjneissxWisigialue
mind in all respects livit'h Sviiedei,ittiin: '" .. !..7..;. • ,
The Pilot knob:: of Miciia . .tiii444, a: ICa:ge iron
cone, rising from a plain and ' inriMitided;q:tnoun.
laiorupon every side; its hsCie being almost a cii.
ele, arid iti top tertninating .in a ilit*,_ur apex,
like a sugar-loaf. Its height is abotitilrfe t hundred
and fifty foot, and its surnnilt about. tiuttoon bun
drd and seventy:two font . abovo tid ',Wafer. Tho
li about five
•
Director. Arid,
Humor. , SToun.
I
I
- 46
22 21
15.
125 25
• 24 16.
',- - ; /5 • 11
:7-50 30 •
17
a-5 • 19
47, 47
40
16 .15J
Q,T. 27
, : •tr • OS
iron mountain corers
,it, apnea
hundred tiereti;anti its summit:is ab
fired feet aboVe tbe Luse. By Beare',
this mountain is estimated to contai;
itims of irotiore Above' the buie„
the ore is xis undoubted as its quinti
about •sixty-frreper cent. of prite
Iron of the Lake .SupCrior region
proVe.os valuable as the Copper no
found.. Little. of this ore, hove l
brought to market until The coot
Sault Ste. Marie Shin Canal, when
'shipments were, made to various
'Lakes •
, .
51r. financrt states‘that.the-great
tills ore for manufacturing purposes,
1 axteusive detnand,for it on the Atil t
'as we!, mein the Western Stater, art
iron *arks hiee;bein erected to ri
_and rolled Iron. The iron praduf
soft arathrous, extrentelratallebbli
able for its quality and capab ility
vcrted into car Steel. '
J I
Tri6le of Roil Mills to Ike United St,
d eopocities to make, in 1854
Names. Wbere Located,
Day Stale—Boston. Mara,
lleneselear—Troy, N.
Trenton—Trenton, N. .1.
Pbrenta—Plicenixville. Penn.
, Montoutanville, Penu.
Jtouzh and s lleady—do. ..
:Poltavilterotthrille. Penn.
Laeilioranna—Sentnton . Penn.
S.
Para harbor—On wkiWeilanna, do.
Mount Save - ge—.LCurnberlatid, Md.,
' Cninbrla—Jvhnetown, Pent'.
Brady'illend--nridy's Bend, do.
Waelllnton—Wheeling. Va.,
C. , Ti nitonCovlngton, Ky.,.
Railroad 31111—Cleveland, 0.
Newburg Mill—do. .
, VVindotte—Detrbit.ldlell.,
Gate City—Mlanta,Oa.,'
Palo A ltn.--Pottalllle, Penn.
Neivntarh—.Newburgb,'N. T.
' Tot al,
Tons,
1 A 07021 ' 188;411
The progress of iron manufactures in thertVest
ern States, is wonderful, tind eontiues unabated.
the consumption of pig iron in tit se States was
eitimatea in 1857 at over three hu dred thousand
1
toils, of VF bleb Pittsburg coneumedo ore than Ono
hialf in her manufactures, ln tha city there ; are
twenty-firt iron and stool tolling inills,wilich con.
mune:
.
i •
:105,333 toiii.Pigliton •
.4267 " blooms , •
, ' 4,leCt " sem Iron .
, 2140 '• 8111,11111 mad rord Iron
6,187,615 bushels of coal - •
- 119,01X1 " coke
6,W0 tons. foe clay
2,096.000 fire brick' . ~
9,2511 taus ore '
51,800 !tenons oil and Inman ,
nnktli Items to amount of
' 4,UL • ' •
They employ 4,113 hands, whose'
yeitrly wares amount to
The capital In the emund, bnildingn i
. and machinery employed In prose
`cation of the. business is
sr
' New York is second only to Peon
production of Iron, or in ;the cpit,
its itionnfacturs. The; progress. of
this important. production was al
1810 in 1850 : ,
liana.
Year. • ' Popnta'o Iron k Olt
Ist°, 951.1.0..r0 $362.00
1.37.12.000 . 34•4,00
.18.'16;I 4 9IF.000 781.005
1844.• • • 2:4'..%,t8.9 3230,00
1840, • 3,1107,01,3 6,520,01
Wo Tay , Twiterr•stvls 311ILLWX,
flurop*for iron and steel, wheti
in our owtilimits to supply the 1
port:nine's of 1840, 1.8511 ; ,se"1851
(fraeiltoss'omitted)—..,
Year. :Iran Iratorted.' '
1830 4 , 96.750.000 8518.000
1850, ' 18.333.000 ),332,000
1805, 14,080p00
The annual produotiow 'of Trot
mitimittetures in NC lt X 0 ,41 13 q 11 !.
reed fimtpthree 11411‘ri,
yard* of forty thouse,W4 petseis.
strafed by thi,. fellowhig citrus'
ICeiotus fir 1855, showing, thWeipit
ed in , toetslbirgy and manufacture
=
Ci *
146
•}.
nk
.1
441
341
" 58 1
681
11161
101;
50
103
56
64
94
1081
55
86
119
142
74
160
1701
181
1855
1850 • 't
.1857 r
CTIO* itETURNa::-OPtiCIAL.
=ZEES
167
161
135
75,
$6 ,
116
147
26
131
101
174
25
, 42
E
E
193
It2l
172
129
GO
88
- 1120
165
18
89
122
1631
1751
1531
121
-148
178
15
164
17
179
167,
.._,......
1761
ti• Le
k a"
in.trutuunla therc
:Number of establO
do. of then er
do.: of women
I do. otglris on
Etdoldhetmeotsl3!
do
iAmoultt of real 'cid
do. tostoled I
, do. of raw mater
do. of man o act •'
When to these
'or eapitat fovea
or I'6ltt, and in
aneartrable . that
111081 iniportant
claims the eousid
of protection.
cotintry needs ed'i
welting for, t. eta'
.04, 1
h3A-
: - —..
4 k.'7 - 47,:--.....
.i .. ..
... 1,.
, Tux Asinnsc.twourruAr Summi t flamed- -111 no
ticing, sa,ye•tbc !Philndelphis Lecizier, on recent
Occasion's the auto4a_nd value of the Philadel
-1
Tido Book trade. we oinitted th e publications of
the several religi tali societies and lomrds.• Those
of the ituaricts Sunday School Union, the oldest
of the Philadelphia religious book coucerns, form
no inconsiderable item in this department of our
couritierc4q 4 act icily. The catalogue of hooks pub
lished by this 84iety numbers'avev ono thousabd,
the larg est list - l y far in the country, it net in the
world: 4 :4 Alflittugh Most oftbere volumes aresmalf,
yet many of theta sell largely, and. the aggregate
of the entire salesis large, oat muds less the pre
sent year, we haslet - stand, than gunner a 'million
t
of dotbirs.''•The ciiiity , of the publishing depart
ra,n t of lhe'See etiis Indicated by the fact that
they are now pu lithing a new iMluinenvery !Sat.
urdaY morning. r The embarrossment produced by
the unfaithfulness of tine of their officers last fall,
recta:o4o have offered only a' temporary 'check to.
their business. The loin itself proved, to be Meek
tear than teas originally estimated. : The creditors
of the Soeutty heated ideal with great liberality
•arid forLearaDeshkiJ the proMptiess with which
the managers camp forward to make up out of their
own pockets all the actual loss of their unworthy
officer, has rreathd fur the Sticiety a very general
feeling of kind4ss and sympathy. Besides, the
booka which it iti (heir business to' produce, are
among the estitUlished and growing wants of the
1 community. The conscinende of all this is, that
theirlbusiness ail a publishing
,house has never
been so full of life and activity - es at the present
time.
.ut two hun.
calculation,
1 . • - •
,r 4 220,000,000
I he ' , purity of
.
ity r and yields
meta I. The
ill probably
piefiiaely
er; couli .be
letion ,of the.
tbo following
poite on the
HOW 'DOES
despateh
"Tisays :
e election
Mr. #uebithan,
meat t the rei
miae~as to ih . I
iu thei Keystone(
. Tlie TriLuxe
folloring
• ,
a
"The President was prepared far the disaster in
Pennlylvaiii4 . tlt,his , .(reent visit.' He is deeply
affected by limplitins's eleat,and by Glancy Jenes's
peril."'" 1 • . .•r
• 4-att e needn't. distress himself a ny mare nn Glancy
Jones's account. ifs agony la over.' tifd rributte.
Tons
.
447..
1:147 •
26 ' -375 ,
sulieriutity of
hax created ati
k,
I ra reaboarel,
- - -
. •
"RICDUCED llx Drekarsse TO A lONIIR i
SULU*
Tot " Cared by "Dcrelave's HoltaNd Bittere."
• •
Air. A. Mat I
elsett, a tradee•probably as- welt
known us Cayi Man in Western Pennsylvania.
states as follows: ”I suet with a farmer in Arm
;
strong county ' ho was reduced by Ayepeplia to a
mere ekilvon. I persuaded him to buy a bottle of
Brorhave's ILI and ,Bitters,lhelierlai it would
cure him. Melting him ram's, months after, whit
was my astonishment satiating him a hale,hearty
man ; he told me be "now weightd 200 pound., and
i i
that this wonderful thing° had been produCed by
1 • ,
Brash:wee Holland Bitters to which he attributed
Solely his restoiration.l , :
'ere extensive
aka bar,pig,
ell- frpte ir is
,and remark.
of being
Fee*, wit leer
ncl
1854. 1857.
15,000 17,671
4,000 13.512
10,009 _16.000
134 , 88 • 18,590
18;000 22,501
&zoo . 5,500
176. C i
)3,021
10,9821,338
10,175 : 17,538
7,000 7.357
' 1.806 7,159
8.70 13,201
4 ,300 2.355.
1,976
• . 1.976
1,600'
- • 18,000
1,800
t 2 , 1.1.00
• •-•
Y SOCIETIES.
SeuCTIAtiLL Ila mt Uvular:florin - v.-The exercises of
List Thursday or nlng were as follows -Inaugural Ad:
dress by Mr. W. A. Field, after which it was moved by
A. F. Seltzer that a vote of thanks he' tendered to the
President for his exCellant extemporaneous addresl.-
Reading by Mr. I talc Paxson, entilled,"Frogression of
Modern Thnes.7-Citter which theriusetion, "Dora iratth-
Ington.d'iscrieiners praise for defending 'Al:scrim than
Columbus for dikovering It," Was
.dehated In the afar.
matt:re by MeaanCianiglar, Paillan and Denel4r. and In
the negative, by *essrs...Beltscr, Wend: and Koons.-
Decided, upon rurig.w of argument:; In the aegatiev:.
Theexerelsee forinext Thursday evening are-an Es..
safby - A, F. &liner; a Reading by P. 11. Wersta. Sub.
jert for discuss hin--"lterlted. That Wealth exerts
greater influence than education." Affirmative-Messrs.
Kraani. Deckle's add Scharr. Negative-Messrs. Wend
Firld and Dengletl.. A. F. SELTZER, See y. •
Schuylkill Herrn, 014,16, ISM
THE COAL TRADE.
lEgglaiiSE
Pottsslllle, October , 16, 1856.
' $3,10,990 ' OO
14191.360 00
193440 00
171,00 00
291.00 CO
9,900.00
•
The quantity ient by Railroad• is 37,129 12+
by Canal 37,155 12—for the , week 76,295 0.4 tgns.
• Tho shipmMits" from this Region:show ado.
cline since lost a iweek of 5,793 tOos,'end gain of
22,356 tons over the eorresponding week last year:
The demund for Coil COntinues fair foi some
kinds both hero and abroad. Prices are more
firm, but no -advance has taken place in apy_of the
markete. - " • •
' 21,4gi0 . uo
. 4,1,20 ou .
121),e03 - W
b 1,104
• 43,000 00
$6,243AM 60
S 2 ,EKOM CO
Dials have:Veen - searee during - the ',reek, end in,
surne,inatonee t e:Prerniurns on the present' rates of
freight are offered to seeore boats to supply pres
sing orders.,
AMOCO 0 0
. .
ylvanin in the
employed in
New York in
fellows front
.
Freights fro th Port Richinond to the East have
! • •
not advanced On Abe SuromerVelee, se far.
The trade sums aii . thie week na follows: •
- •• - : 2 --- - 18155. - Dee. ' •The.
Etebaylktliz-Rapred, .43.09% 37330' • 11,4=
!-!•2 Canal. . • 804.32 30,156 - 9,32/
tadikA—lfaitroad, • • 085 10,405: ' 3.43)
• Taunt, 1 . 21,Z8 Wit 7,64
Delia Mutant Co., f. 1 . 1,7711 . 11.853 8,993' •
Pell 111. Coal Co.,' 0.613 •oman -
Berantoa, houlb, ' 4,7101 11,703 0,916
Nort6;l 3.151' ft,IDO 421
•
Pig: luau]: of:
tgo• itvo.
3654 WO
2 4 )00•
1 , 9 9;400:
! 4:499.000 . 4
;
•IcX UALLY to
e have.ensugh
orld.
'are se follow;
locraixe; tansi.
Tbere-Is a herry.increre this week compared
with, lait Increase will continue for
- two "reeks lour , after:Which it will be ationt Hit
same a* forfthir Corresponding weeks' last year--
unieri the resent of the election/ Inyenosylvania,
Ohio end indbinst, insPlre 'Mare cinitidiiice in
effecting* cbehge of 1117,vernmentat policy, and
stitlithrie lbw maohfaciurieg inanstri -of AO
The aggiegn ttlirade sitm s op as tatows, thew,
I -
.—• I I
VOW:
I $7. 01.78,00
17,666, - .OIXP
• 23,373,000
sad Metallic
alone, now az.
employing up.
Tb is, demo n.
runs tlios Stida
. .
I, &a., esa play
of • metals And
111=212
,0.
i 2.
1 1
3' 16,
59 141
37_1 nO
Bo 34
661 154
17 5-
ib 581
9tl 191
2 1 •-
69 54
X6l 61,
341 3
84
Gfil
1G
5 3
9 88
48 .20
_ 97
118
13:
1101
11
30
44
60,
-61 1
1 60
1 12
.
6s'
15
133
46,
33
'll 4B
32
121
74
twain that year, Iris
30.394)
.174 `• 33,9/
a,oss
pis) ed.
mployed,
boys,
nz water pincer,
Soo
$10,078.000
stencu-power,
nte, , • •
h tools and machinery, 0,426.0(9
4 wed. 21.8116,000
' d articles, 43,192,000
llguwas we add the large airman
•
la this &uts, in the produciug
'Le tnaniirecture, ilia da
the Iron Warne's one of the
in, the Union, and eininentli
,Crution of Congress as su9ect
'very producing Internet of the
quote protection; and patiently
de American Iron.
UR PRESIDENT PEELS
raw Worhingon I to the N. Y.
returns frosn PennulranialdaTtle
Ito today exproied his estonish.
it, and Admitted dint ho had been
ih.pularity of hie' AdMinistration
state."
'otrlhe other band, contains the
•
117,:44 16.2404 clklll4 44,417
- 111.631 - _10,814
46,173
PJC7Tt commTlN'ot.litrzezoTratroa
173'
161
130
316
16..
'195
1641
133
336,
15,5
13,
11
1.
85
195 1
'177
17!
1261
38
1051
148,
67'
201
561
33,
3 . 7
9
1061
48
77
124,
75
151
153
131
79
23
129
82
'3B
49
44
208
94
2354
ipbe
ere
2396
I vo
I" seat
to ,too haiis'euutt guiu•tripto tbe chtrevent rogiuns:
1557. 1058. Lim Gain.
Schuylkill• : -.li: 1.495,948 1,213,913 .4ttlir29 •
tiStIAYA 9M4(11 - if /2,C93
Vall4 1:. It., 3C - 0.,,%3 580,02.1!::". . 20,321
• ;Canal, . 7C6.7.53 ta1.241i, 49,620
Drl. II ufteit Co., 374.532 214,0415 '. - 100,798
2'..nna. evil Co., 481970 • 145A:0f •• 21.65$
z.terantuts, South, 215,009 403443 i • 138,906
5i9A10, • • • 101097 • 11•4,131. t 52.079
4.8124458 4,636,4471 411.109 150,V55 .
• - 4.63(4478 180.895 '
• i
Derrram, • 236.214 , ; W,644
Add 19111% Otto other Autbra. Reedit; Ip,tioo
Loaf to 1%9, 361.414-, r
Within the last three weeks w i o have recovered
mom tutored ; the loss since last 3 - isar,—tind the
gain will its '
all probability '.be about' 50,000 tons
more, which will rethice oar ettiainte of the lots
made come „weeks ago. This halves will depend
in a great Measure on. the state f the weather,
and tbe.carly or late closing nil Issf,tho Naviga
tion by the Orsini& - 1 l - 1. - ,
,i
Tun Lehlg,ll Coal Company have eoncludel to
•I- • •
du mow what they ought to baVe iliktio long ago,
that is, Masa their Macs to liodivisiu'ills. All
experience has proved that Cumpalties cannot
mine Coal 1 and compete with .14ilduals. . A
knowledgel of this fact, generally \4,gentlers a
monopolising spirit otithe past of Conttanies, so
aituated r —and the result is a reinous 44petition,
resulting ja rho destruetion • of ail tottits inter
esta. tioilt was the pate in this R 00, unt il
every Coal Curporation engagCd in 4 . .1n Coal
it.l
was broker' up and driven out 'of thil,•!lrusissesc,
and the whOle trade thrown into the linrid&of Indi.
victual Opelators. Rad the Lehigh
. .Cost`t Compa
ny leired !out their Coal Mines et Individual
firms fifteCn years ago at a fair rental; and con
fined their i businese to transportation; only; they
would Usit,themselves in a much better. condition
Mats they ,;now are; and; their annual tonnage
would hare been st.least a million tons more than
it now is, 1
Wo learn that the oollieries::effered for lease will
produce:: out 0,000 tons each. Tho inproio,
manta tiro all made,. and, to 'energetic, business
men. tiquiinted with the mining business, it of
[...lords a fine opportunity to engage in the Mining
business. 1 ~ .
,
FAVIIIATFA, OF COAX. ARLL i - -
P. W. Shearer, Eort. Cisil 0.1 Mining Vogt
neer, of this Borough, has , prestinted several esti.
mates of tlie area of the anthracite coal rOgions
of Penniylvnuia, together with atatliities pettain
leg to the 'bituminous coal area of .this country
and of Eu'ripe. To this 'ls added a few remarks
upon the comparative iintiortanee of our anthra
cite and
,Itituminoui coal fields'atipresent al,d id ,
the future,:
ESTIMATES or ratt PENNBrLrABIII.-A'Srilit4olllll
, . COAL FIELDS. _
iles I -
...'
i :tllers m.cre&
htr. Packer'r report. to the Legtstaturto'. 476 ' , • gOO
Sir. 8. 0. Haber
i'. Southern or tichuyikillCoal Field; . 149 1 :76,950
2.' Middle Coal Field. lueludin- the: -r., • .' • .
31ahanoy Basin., 59,430 acres ,' 's .."'..
° 183 ' . 85.323
3-Wyoming or Northern Field, I \N.. 99 -- 1 N4 4.
.„_.
totelltrp3rdlng to Eh ri. Fisher, , - 114 f = 8 46 0
R. C. Taylor— • .
1. Sorithern or Schuylkill Coal Field, .:': /06 1 IMAGO
2. Middle, containing the 31ahanoy //1 7 1
and Shamokin Coal Basin. • ' , ill' • 20,000
3. Wreath* or Northern. itastu,. f%ie • . 75,620
• ; vi. L.-r-,
Toteli according to Taylor, i \ il4 l , 1, 234,0108
ESTIMATE{ MADE NOW 11116 OUTLINIMI pyi ten coat.
FIELDS ON ID .01 1 .116! :16W ger, nir t.:, tir;ifen.i.firest.
I. Southern or SchiorikiliCred Midi'. ,j 1'.... - •
. 1 ~„ 21 . ' ' sfqns Iles. Acres..
o*;t of Timmins, ‘,, , , •,l , ' {.10.240
Tamaqua lo Pottsville, ' . 1 ' ~ . 1 '
.22,1110
Pottsville to York of ate Dacia. ' •Mk ) 85,200
rltik l
North Fork, LykeneValtey prong, 'DI 1,,„ '.° 10.240
South ......1 DsophlO,.. .., ° •I' •
l l °-. ' '9,010
North 31Ine fill itisege. I:. . 8,120
. •
•
, rotid**them 'kid, . 110 F• • :' 93;440
I 3liddlepaal.Fieldt . „
ShatuokinlDiatrlet,' . • ' ' 50 '': 1,32400
llahanoy Dietrirt, `'. ---.. ' 'el - 1..1 26.240
Bear. Meatl.2.3 eq. ranee matn.bed,liy 141 01 • 11 4.096
Itasletnndis3 *" -' - 's " IV li 11 ,81.0
Ole 1111t 1 q. 2.3 " • ' 8 '; :" •°' tx„; q 8.512
Little " - 0.5' ' " '"
.. " 'FO - 1 1,72 1
• • Li 8.1 ti. miles mom, bed total 125 . 4 0 , 640
3. ltymnitigcoa Field; .' ', 'DA 120.720'
1 ' , •• - --ff. ---, ,
Totalasestiplatedtrom Augers' Nap, , 4.4 300,800 1
It is also interesting [te consider the relative
cress in the vaqous coal Bolds 'which are drained
by the several grent.water courses which font the
outlets td the Atlantic seaboard.", The eourte of
tride hai,, however, - diverted , the product of car
tain portions
,Of the , coal Gelds from the natural
channel,;henCe, two systems of drainage onsyhe
taken loin account—let, Tale waturafdiahaisge of
the strecniii. 2d. The art;ficial drainage, or tran
sit of the products to part b y -lines of, transporta;..
tion whieh do not follow tho.water drainage.
NATURALiDRAINAOM ESTIMATED /6 J. D. ETSILL . II
~ tetront to tHE READIIW RAILROAD Volt 1856,
i
: TURNMIDCD BY 11. W.. POoLle
. I 1 . "t-- '
, • Total,
___ , ~...
,
. • . .„ cativo square
•_
ay the Eebuyikill- - 0 1 . mites. miles.
Bouth,eru Coal Field,
By tbe 1.4111,1 h. . '
Southern goal Field, ~
31Iddle Chat Field,'
By the SMeivehanna—
ileatheirteol '
llddlx Weil field — , -
Wyoming,
„
Totat
ntrrilLATO PROW ROOMS? iIAP,; HT P. W. BIW6APIEII.
Total,
• Square. /4%114
By ' rolles.-. • ogles.
Vain bo4y of the Sol!ttiptliCost 8b - f bb
DS IL . I ehlßl+
- • -
liastArti4kif linuthern'
Part of Mut end of Middle Tl4l4,Allair4r,
bleatbiiv and Hasleton Bohm) 21 Z.,
• . •
By the. Sasquebanns--
Wyosiilni Coal kW, , • • 19S
sbatnAlb; - • •., - by
liabaucy, • • • 41
Parrot tatter end of 'Middle - onel Mehl,' 13
West end of Southern Colt. Stold, , • •••-•:
•
Drainage; bi tbs puiquebsiins,
1 • :,,470
AirrtrikistDleAlagias. PltOtt .t.'l)trtox ,
, i
=tr
ply the S c ehttylklit—.. - - Secant sites.4l
A 191 4.
_,ethece
miatit. ; • *. , . Afoul
fly the Letitgb;:.., ‘, • ' • • • -1
80atIterel Add, ' • • ' 4 -
Iliad', . • = 17: -- 20,880 1
By the Sesquestanos— . - ,
Bouthert h r , frith - • - 12.160
.
Iliddle
“uip . •• •or zopo
• . SO 5t1.400
kostwardlissi Wyoisfig to New York SO • 31400
• ..*.; • 41141' - ^. - t;r,tool
' 118TIljtATI swozratiains' sirijarictr, )1!„ . ”. w.
*
ttri 4 •,•!'
idd i el l niti rad; Kay 37 ;"
' 41 26.240'
Boutber, O3 - 60.4 W
- • .
• ArtiSchl diii444.SyltitiFichur." 131 ' t l 4jlo
tbe rakish—, I' i
Yaston end of 11$44ipi Noel W14114.' -" 11.801
F.Asteinresid of Southern S.: 0 411'14:14, ' 13 , - 3,3"11
,~~~,...
=
43
AS .
6 4
la
3
...,°'
:-. .
j, .
I ,
186
161
12'
X l 4
ma,
761
Hl6'
w O l
12
20 811 . 1 2 13 5
, ,
45, 51
133
23
27
15 91
30 117
50 ,• 1
i • ail
I - osl
49
22 31
33
40
'341 21
2 1 91
86 1
:?47,
171
:88 1
•
15
illiME
48
73
110
80
39
3G
25
3+l
25
15
55
28
57
65
'Ol 2
7
;213
k,96,
24,
,9
,;• 47,
fti; So
ealorsat
for Sheri
tering vot
s..
U .
120
Z1(1
ll=
e Philad* &leading R.
'Termini
She seal wharves of the Philedelphla & Reading Bail.
road Coarsni. at Port •IlichnioniL Philadelphia, occupy
• front on the fri vtr.Tielsoare of 2.606 feet In toned, and
consist of oiskeen dorbs, each of %bleb Is provided frith
a pier from er irli ithi coal inFed 'itilre , ll3 , out of th e
ea itinto the olds of vessels means id shares, which
:art elevated ci *preened foto t the:tide• and • dump.
f lag yard. or p nk.4 enekentre;on ii.hleh'the east Is , itio
-pooped whom weans are not ready to'recrive it.
The °inveigle of the railway trigs on the piers In 2/33.‘
foot shore to tide. and of the piers and damping yards
934 fret; the tracks heim....plesed °ear them on strong
treadle antit t litid the average - ell ad thil of the tides is
ersrfrot-
~ I - ... -• .- 4• . ''. .- t •
The docks have from 1t tor feet of mfohnum depth
tif water at Itlerage high tfdelo.and Turin length from
112 feet to 4991feet t and ie width from .96 to dub feet, a
tang' - - - s reAulted from the advance ofbnowl
edge I sof trade. • h .. ' •.. -
Thu 'banes are numbered been 1 eolB,
=_... _
'7. - . - 7 - : - ...-=
ilea. No. 9. , i
. W. MORRIS: '!Tr
strain: or no ctiiigurrre
111110UNTAINAED.Afrili,'
1100d4.7 Wm. De flairen,) and
, PEAI4
(0,
•
•
-TAMAQUA WHITE ASH COAL.
°meat 109 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
il
WARF KO 9; PORT niquoNiD, PIIILADELPUTA.
October 164'58 ' 42-
.• r , .
~. Pier No. Si. ' : '
•
BpAKISTON & COX, • •
: -... - 111U7r1.0 07 TUZ DM 9 1 / 2 4.11 1 / 4 1 OF ,
warivAsO.RED ASH. and TREMONT FC,IIthrKKILL
.904 t• ,V.! FRANK LIN' COMPANY'S CUMBER,
..1 LA ND C 044;; also, KAKLETON L. . •
WOK . COA;.- ~ ; )
.1 18
2vr WAnat street, thiladv l P lll2 .
OFFIG ; 4 New street, New York,
IT Deane street, Reston.; , . .
Oetolsee 1 • . . --i . . 1 , i -. • 42-
,
Pier No.
Eft. STONE &
VAS 11 VARIOUS DUCZIPTIO9I or ' •
• Redraid , Witlie Ask
SCHDY KILL AND Lamicom COALE!,
f•
GEOBA 8 CBEEZ CIINDICALAND COAL:
.11P/ Walnut street,
OPFICESI 9 Wavhhigton tluildiag, Providence.
tell linvaluay. Nelltotk.
leR N 0.3, PORT fitell3lOND.
October ,'.lll 4, I ' -
Portion o 4 Wyoming. eta Lehigh'._ •
and Elttaiuehaunat itillmad, 1 ' 10 6,400
_ 1 - 7,_• • --•-••-•-.
Artithial drainage by-the Lehigh, .46 - 43,800'
Sy the §nstnebanna— .. :1 • • .
Western edd of WynntingChtl Viel, AO . • 61.200
Shamokin 1 1:10d. ^- I - •61 -.. =VD
Afeat,r4 e '4Anf Southern Coal Vleld. ~ 40 ... ' 26,000
'Part of et
era end of 31iddle Coal"'
Field, .. - , , . j,.,. . 13 ,
_ 13.320
1 . ArtlB43ldr'ainftee by the Risque. 183' . 117.120
.itertnron Relies nod Lela ilud.Canai— : , :-
haat end l IWyonilog. to Y. lf,,ae., 103 -
.80370
•
r• -,—..........
. .
. '(, . . 470. . 300.800
The ?•' lowing table, prineipally' tr. R. C. Tax,.
lor, exhi its the area of the coat fields 10 the ger
, erel Stnt : • l'i • ', ••'' - -1
Massarho l4. 1 • ' ! • • ,
geode la od, iin 4 he?ck , )l .l . ZOO
,i
Sinuiyir Ila, ' ' , - ' I - ' 15,4*
• Maryland; l l..2 66°
Virginia. t , ' . 1' • 21,105
S. Carotin from Olntstead's data, .' l,OOO
Georgia, '' ' - , I .- l ....., „ 160
. Alabama ; ' 3 ,400
Ohio. • , 1 . '. .' ' ILA()
indiv ) a, 1 • ', ' ' 1 7,700
Illinois. . - - - 44.000
,Kent ell ' .• ~ : • - 13.500
, . 4.300
3fisb nen . • . ,• ' . 1-. ~ . . , • 6.000
Missourl - . 6,000
• - ? • ; ' • ____„,.
. Tota l : I I - ' . • - 134,432
Of Ihtite, Penikylranin l egio6 pufstspes lintt.r.
rite coati sthil ..f the torte lankily owned by this
:Slate, thf anfhreeite,, 1i:81 , 14u:1014 to .470 square
miler, as is !Mt a small liortiOn.—
Tbe eoalreld or Rhode laland and 3fassaahusette
is enneid rett by l'refersiti iiieeheoek he a mete.
us' rpliie 031 lleid—being truly neither anthracite
lief biluilinour. The semis eminent anthOrity ho
lieve3ithit impertant•Pealtl• of workable coal will
yet bi r uuii in , Itese 11e ds, although none lite
now rip nto 'exiat.4 •' ~
..
Pror.;3 ori I.llteheiwk estltootee coal OUT CO area 4.
fullows : 1
r f
• • Squara
ibe grral Ap ix-114610h boat . Veld extends. . •,
fnon N York to Atabauta, 720 miles ,
In long lb, •' I ' • I.o °- 000
Penton* • -Field, 860 miles,,ln. %anal, - 55041
Michigan Coal field, 150 miles in •length, 17,000'
Ittiooottri roll toga as mapped by Prof. Owen, ~ '55.900
M assachisetts and node l lstand, • 5OO
...,
( Total . ' 1 —lOO .
- .The ftflOwing summery presents the total cnni
area ofte United State(' and' of Several coun
tries or 'urope, according to 'the collimate of it.
C. Tayldr:
Area of thE ,r oal telde of the u. 8.
.' ' ini. taco. 133,132
Mrltistt A Ica: tatutalnbuil '- ''- !,- , '16,0001
Great Mt In, bltuadnorm -1" 1' ''' 8,1 5 9 1- ' ,
Orr:4 Britain with Leland . , antbia• - •
cite andettim . . , ... • -,,,.
.' ~- 1... :3.720 35,501
Spain..(' ;;;,- '- ' ..i- .' '-'1 i ; I ` 3.104 •
Fianna, •• ; , 1' -;, i, 1,719
Ilelninm , ' - <_ Iv \,:618 '
Aniltratile of PenturylisalaeitiMited from.. .
ItonerVineicinalt. . el ) nare miles -, 570
The bhlk of the'coat:trede f the'lluited States
is in an;hrecite, an i ti althdiugh; Vie trade inibitu
minons Cal is rapidly; increasing on the Western
there, Yist anthrocitefroWasta Jo,continno to he.
for me al genersitions,' . the 4itincipal fuel of the
,Attatiti: Sinter. W.hat, may he the condition of
the tonsil trade a ado coun ! ry, at the end of anoth
er century' cannot, he prohably Carjeetured,—
Either tiso anthracite crock in;. course of time
must grilatly increstie in gallidi because compare.
tlirely :spoor exhausted, ,or elee the bituminous
ecials, roast become ilia great source of sopply for
the cOutticY. .N l Thell'' I contpare the narrow limits
or the imcbrseiti Fields, Minfined to. MU Atlantic
slope,of the Alleghsnles,i and' ; oat. off from . . the
great tit dy or 114 eountrihy that mountain ridge,
with th wide spread bituminous lelds WhiCh ex.
t
lend.or r paru of thirteen 'greet States, I am
,forcedt the conclusion that Withim one -bandied
jeer(' tile gala hulk of our
,oal. trade Must be
supplic4. by the 'liter cont.. 'z'„,,
• But - ne the tittle when-this Will nedur - is yet far
distant in the future, .wel r u ed not Alva .way to
diamallforehodsrigs of the cOnsequences of this
Change iln:the coerce of trade... . - ~
Of °tie thing, however;oe way be assured, via:
that wel do noti,eurielentlY, appreciate tho great
, the .
value 4 avhracite Wool fields. With the itn
petuoti chn cacteristie 'of ;oar nation, we crowd
i v
, the wh le extlint of t h e; coardistrieti with rail.
„roads a nve and below the itnrfaco--open,antnes,
erect m ehineryc". cut Inanely, sink sloper;-eaeh
individral striving to otitylo' his neighbor in the
" produc of bib mineO-therniners, operators, land
owners t ransporters , and; ll innga ged in th e . trade,
urging ion the work of riealrfei if it were neces.
*ary to ! mine all the coat ofi tho State" within this
eenturyfr To rurh an isicientl hal this injudiciofie
systearlteed pursued, that*titbis early day much
of the mai above the ..trater level has been ex
haustrd, without' adequately 'remunerating those
•
engaged in the prodeftcn.
ll.hr:sYaloaen'lar -collieri e s
in
-the soen l basins are irraveewatet lae
el; no are there us many below the water level
witich'ere now working their first lift, nor at the'
end of the present leases will' there 'be as many
' working their third lilt ; '
Our horn coal trade is !yet An the weakness of
infancy, its annual_ product, in 1857." being bht
74 millions of tona,und jtben,segregate .prodeet,
since its iommencement in 1820, 'being but 77}
millions,er in ST years a taint product bat orie•
sixth"ore . than the annual ',product .of Brest
.113ritaii. Dot .this is no disparaging contrast,
'when we compare, tbe 470 square miles of our an
thracite coal fields with the 11;350 /goers miles
of• coal area in,Bngland; I reland, Scotland and
Wale•J If le eonsider,3 the length of time in
whieh coal hasiMen ivied in'
.Great Britain, and
!hen r fleet thatpur own' cosi' trade has but just
began we shall find mach Canoe for bops and en
count mend , To my mind a ninch.strongercon•
tow i presented , if We Oblige our small patch
~,
of 470 Equate Miles of antlinleite coal besides the
200,000 square miles of our bituminous districts.
Bow will, the'products'Of this* Odds compare in
the faitnre7,l iinore this! fur the . trineideration of
• tirOcony titO above from Ain Merriment? Vega.
tiar..!# which it was furnished bj 4 , .. W: Sheeler,
BA',
-.7 sit trieir . Oapiert. It li an important *loco.
.t •
mint:attar nett goes, hut unless it is - aocorops-)
_
nied by another raper giving the agregate thick .'
ness or the Coal strata in thidiffermit Anthracite
. . .._
and Sethi-Anthracite Resions, - it *ill fie caleala
ted tot deceive the general' reader.
.1 We'. trill be
~
to tw • • •-•
pleased elve a Paper from Mr.:Shearer on
'
this point for poblieation.—Zos. Blusabs' Joan.)
„,
' Na, Yong COAL arauggr, O cto ber 14,1058,
`Therails a ((loud demandlbotb for local and east.
•
era Clads, ;had holders', are i shade, firmer. ,We
- notienn good dethend 'for California,r , wrath' has
imputed similar - tone to the 'market. The : anti
vale baver been liberaß We quote:at $3 75 (4
$4 O . by the cargo, and $4 I0,(4 $4 75. For.
eign fiat arrived more freely. and sold at $0250 '
(4 - $7.00 fur Liverpool:onel, ans $0 00 for Can-.
neloCaroothe. We bear that several earshot
'Cold since have been rejected; the quality net
proeibg good,-;--Teinias. '
f • i nosteri Coal iterket..; - •
•
Ca fart tredttfrose the ikel lend. Onsrafr,rod..l4.l r.
, nn 7 - " - • •' - ehAt It.- tolt 1100
Nel fl 4 ' ,' '' r " : 11 , ' ' 0 9 1 ", i: r" , t*:?` *l'
cp m t. , ~. -,, ...,
~.. ~.. •,,. c ! . : hons,r, ,t.IR , -- .4-'1
, Syditey,,. -, . • ,- . mine, ibid. .4 1 ',.0 415
Platen, - •' • - 'mine, Ail ,14 10 .0 '- IIS
Pirlel4 tide,- ' -" ; Mine% ekil *-- 0, ..-
Sclietltlll,wlalte rah, ied:', ..,, .., -. ' ' . -.•,, 0 ~, 4 rt
• ~. de • red ash, • :-.- f• 't i ... - Ali 5 :
__' ' 41* IMP> .'- .• '• , , -'' : 4
tablet lump." .. ~6,00 a--. i -
Jgbast/stop.(Bebeyolll)* " .." - -.." , '":1t 400, aig. I '
Leekiwanites '-:, • ..: • ' ,• r 0 .. ,' ~-1: 7 11 0 .
• "."-.1- - ''. "...,. , wenn. witou., ~,_:.:...: 4 hit
Antbiaider why* A rot asib.
,"" - - -", ' ' , 44,-,‘•:,
I -UT TIC4EGRAIPI“.." r. 14
_
'relic/MS RicANl 4 ol 4 (4".•' . , IMI
sat .'• .:1 211014 m LOO
NO . 'ark •
Rlsod,f, libna 01,1 F. PO thilstiort • '-"!,
artier t H sew oth Port Lls , 40— fa,
• •
MET
-4.. -0"..2--ngtrAF2'^i
.1".„
-
•
Iti, on the Delaware, at Philadel. la.-
hot are dielied so as to areommodate from roast,' ..to
tsioniT - Nts . separatateserraothi- arms:web ofirhich is
provided with ao Oleo, and sailer Zn. welgtioz Mello'
ded Mira im they pima to the damping ;apt or; 'hair.—
They ar• attend upon by fifty railway tricks, ablefilt
term, from Ph min traetwOor sitioesi '6ll•43•lrtli .'of •
mitofrom tbe Vets: - . • '; '
Whir sas from,l to ti woe- emistrueted la 11111..rivi - dy
for tba opening of the Railroad to tbe coat telds of
fitbayiblit !Calmly,' anti tar MI kroriog year the roof !ton.
nags of this rood rsichid ZCSXI . IO toes. Oa thesis arberves ,
t bete ore tame dangling YandlLLWitb somparsa Italy 'Mali;
docks lid feters.,anarralsetaleat which was prObibl* Mel
a
lim salted to ttsa early stapes of the trade. i , ~ -1
w la.l
la 1541, ilie tontiate of the, ros d tied reashed.•2o.-
001110 • 1 4•1•1 i "ore 'harass "Fri built IS.rita imam
'sedation; oar Ida mato detk :ond steti soma, "ai
damping ermilekeree pirpoud i..... - I - ho"
In 18.53 the tonnage 1124 resebo4 1.500,000! ions ! and.'
four odilibinakirbarree *ere built, witha yet' trader
6:
•
LEWIS ROTELERMEL
, s-
nutn JAM Wilke!' '•
Mrs hr the Cargo. th• best quail* of.
. RED AND WHITE ASH. COALS.'
LEIIIOII and M1316E64,40 0 EXI!AL.
iF IT/ILRY 80. 6, nIcn.MOD.
1 8 31 X Walnut street, PbEadelplde.
"""•„"—er 16,1 ,1 16 Exchange Roost, Boston.
Octob • I Its
Plot' Nal 7.
JOHN R. WElTilit, I
snreriat OF "
cuatirsrlwecxx i mi : . 0c•44.2 4
waAav so. To POUT incusoNp.
OFF/CX-S: f i N i :Zr•l t iir reet. ti l l i t t :tt b k!Ork.
October la, 58 •
Pier No. 1. ,
VAN DUSEN, NORTON '.Be CO.,
.
.
pm= 12 am PO111111.1! OP ." '
RED AND WHITE ASH COAL:.
1132 Walnut street, Phllidelphia.
itIMCF3S 53 Liberty street, New 'Murk.; ,
5 Dome street, Sfsitowi
CUMBERLAND COAL:
Mee, sole Agents for ti t s
lealigi Coal coid hitvigatioa: Company.
October 16,'55 •
_
• Schuylkill coat Trade for i OSS.'
Quantity. of Coal soot b HiWoad 4u4 Copal, for the
weekaudiugan Thursday sysnlog last:
ItAItROA 1
- - • , .. , .
• O. j GOAL .
Port Carbaa,'„ , , 0,308 OS —9.'912 10,
'Pottsv Mir. - 3.054 t • i • 2,672 17
Schuylkill liaaso,, . . , 11,491 1 - ; 2.2,93 a 06
Auburn. -' 4 ' -LW 0 - I OW 00
Porte/Otani '' ' . ' , 6,432 , '. 3,431'00
rota! tot .th• wok,
•
.•• . . .
Total by holl-oad In 1848, ! , 1.29.1.919 0
Canal. .. "H.: . - ' • ; 976.401 00
, 1 -....
•
Total by Canal and ltallintnol. itoom, 1 A 2i0,320 0
Shipiitentit 19 same pegiolt last you.. 1
4 :., . .wrir.) j MIL;
• i . 33.09.1 09 1,495.:15S OS
i 1
, : 30.873 0 s. 980,01 ,I 0
. . •
14----4
nr Railroad;
By Canal,
"I tone, 214,722 11
_ -4 .!
Plnegrove Coal Trade ,fortlBlB. tt
Amount transported during the .aet month: 3-
. maxyq. t ant 'I
Union Canal, 15:2001115 Ink 3-t
-Sratara Railroad, 7,18011 14 ' au, 04
Schuylkill Comity liallr,oads II 38
The tutiovring is the qualm ter; Coal transported
oriellor different- Railroads In Stbaylkill Coe aty,
week ending on Thursanyerwrilunlost: 11!
_ • wax*. • . • errasq:
Mine UM and S. //aren-R. R., 41.1443d3 4 6' /,175.4000
Mt. arben. 4.015111 136.120
ftehu C ylitill Valley .i• " 9.263!1a . 1,9
llarbak Caripa • ' 12J9110 ; t 336.741
Mill Creek, • 11.424;18 I. 260.245. 03
I.3ctie ' 1;00;73 ;, 313,440 13
pacreass In 1858, so far,
Leblgb Co/Lit - rade for 1868 by Cana l .
I+ , ,r the week en_dpg on Eatonlay iset ~
Lehigh Coal end Nat . Co., 11,958 14 100,242 eis
D. stunuey and or,
~ .79 14 2,360 15
Spring Mountain id ' es, • • . 2,441 pa
.39.731 06
tWentitie ; L9l 04 ; 11-h7B 11
Nearer Meadow Crevl.. • •
,i '290 02 . 4,479 08
-N. York and Lehigh Cowl,Co y . .
~ 585 17 . 13,444 90
Herman Penna. Coal Co. 1947 IL; 21,000 06
South Spring Mountaln,Coal, .:Tis rex!. 11.102 11.
. North Spring 'Mountain, • 917 . 0 q B.la - 12
Hazleton Coal Co." ft,1114 14 105.394.01
East Sugar Loaf Coil, • - ' ; 971 15 24 536 05'
Council Ridge,. ~. , i 90/3 417 • 24,20 14
Mount Plearant ' Coal, ' . 1; 41114., 12.19649
Burk , Mouptalu W Co., 2,z81)4 62,264 to
.1111kesbaruiCoal C 6.: - • ;.978 01, 25,221 12
i Auden ried Coalto, ! ;:218 015 ••
121
H 02
* anford CP./ CO, -- • 'I . 300 10 , - , ,i5.47 )0
. - —,..........-. --,......„
Total. . . 24,831 09 • G87,2:1 11
Lehtik Volley It.ll.for 188.8 i,
For weak ending on Saturday larl4: , ,
•;. wet'. 1 ror4l. '
.8. Mt. Minee.(Wm. Milne. i Co-) 2703 77 71.906 15
G. Sugar Loat(Parlker A Co,, .2.349 70 165.312 16
N.Tork & Leblub:(Tairwart.k . SoW,);{ 72909'135430 18
Connell Itldge4Sharpe, L. A Co:,) ; 071 06 45,650 11
German Penna.. ~ ba Al. • ... 2.424 is
cm,* B. M.. (Itatelltt A J0bne0n,)13,125 pi . 1078 0 7
Ilatleton A. Pardee & C 0..). 1 11,814 •07 - 71,678 13
N. Sp: Ht. f.L. R. McCreary A 4 C0..) r '35317 . 23,812 16
S. Sp. 311..(Dolbin k Debater.)' I: , 60 01 2 1 774 04
Mount Plemettd, ' 1'.213<10 8,037 IS
. ~
Fact Lehleb. ' 97 15
Summit I " :
.11Inett, ~
281 IS
118.84 V 09 C 87,212 19
• . .
• for the week, FDA*O2 R0p 6 7)3f1
Shlpmeits to same period Lk,
**tic, till.* IL
'11,935 2 , 93 05
2149411 01 236,762 14 ,
. .
28,213 E MCA:Si 19
1;061",847 1.1„
! - 20,198 118
By Railroad,
By.Cinal,
J; Total, t.
rinerenie In 1858, vs Ltr
Penna. Cosa Cols Ccial".
'ca. Ili -ranu„i
23.1155 '1
;606.638 03
' 01.909 14
!'or the last week,
Last year,
!perm* thle year,
thilsommie sad Itadson CO'. o l Trade.
vaiz. h rem.:
11453 ; +x4444 00
-1374,8M11 ue
• I* the butt week;
last year, • ;
Denisle o,le year,
fierantevt•Ooo./ Trod', for
Foe week ending on Saturday left: •
Shipped Voilli 029 17. I -
Shipped South, 11.705 06. f'
•
Total. I
14.4.43 'O2 ‘l* ' 1512,613 13
Shipments to =Us petind last yeah: '
.111 ELK. I TOTAL.,
" Shipped North, . 1150 12 .I . 1126,221% OS
:Shipped South,
,4,381,11 I ; sos.oso 00
,
Shamokin Coal Trade for ISSN: t ,
Amount of t)Ael Shipped from Shamokin *al ; aeglon
up to Wedneiday evening last:. 1." ' '
1/0110..
For the last week k . 3,4:tie I 'Mil
(86anatinJournaf,
wilkesbarro Coal Trido hy ; Cassal. l•
Amount tmnsportettdoving the month of Sept.: )
i t 172 31- rALL
§llilppelyorth_for Sept.,
Ly — keass Valley Coal Tradater
For week ending on :Saturday list : j 's •
Lykena Valley Coal Co, 1.910 10 1 :
/Mort Mountain Coal Co, 100 ; • SI.
• , •
Total, •
• 3,01 I 02.
,Trerrortoi Coal Tridejoir 18
For the week; . 2871 wa lB nt . •
• 7'
• • 'Broad Top Coal Tioido for
For the last 'rook. • •12,410 14.1 70 • .
• 1.
- :17430'
ClundborlitiatECoalTra - delai .
- • '
Kett.•
• 12,141 03
14 50.1 , 5
• -- •• " stkin"!'
**lei of Toll ikiad Tri*
i r l d on .
'• • "I " 11
tells & Rt4OlllG gth des
41 20
Pres • /Prof 20
8. Ho
'To 40• $1 -
k To PhibuTii 1 ' s est.
Spring Mph', 14,5, ,r • pre',
_ '& #l6ol;sk, 41. einaur•:
Rates et Toll by Or: . t s I
Prong Pt. atrbox.,,Mt. ,;$
'To Pbtlad'a., 66 Li t •• • ;•
Elprin2..llllll 14 ,
Neldia errixtOwn, -
m-
Can - 14
R .Clinfoo•
g „S i g
notes of,' tc 60 i 60
Am* h. C 1 65 1,5
To New Tort, • $1 , 7 , t - T , 03
Ta Pbita" baiwlt lea ..
To DelarartiF • = *big D D a d.
• m. L. °m u !, .-is s i t 'll l
'tales of, . '
64 I -•
•
• nt.,,6;
. 16 11kteburro 64 l b - title • w. Haven tr. errs 61' 1
, -.Rockport pre/Shill"
.14.Chtuac,." ortsful• . ,•
.• " • •!:•:"': • • So to -so ' ! I i!
'Wbite Si ;
noekT - •
Pen °, g' • :To New IrsPr'!" st
thy fi r . York,' t 1:1
au • . !.• t to
6n fo do
, „ .1 - Vl°
ask to t 0
to ton_
__to
Di
418:116-a— o r: 3 1 tr
t at
u n B f
1 , 1 ; t v l4l . 3 01.74:' %.
e l
4 t, i % :617111. 4 :-.4 " s—
-4 -u
. 6 1A1 1 :1 1 4 9 :
Rt
"11141, -:hisna?fintortistsatjoitrasalpoieurtae.'o-0 b,„t,
for tholut work
Loot jot... • '
lists* of Tolle 1 / 4 1 .1*-
" Via Leb Talley sad Marti
So blaster street. tittlidet
-....:„------,
' natioi it Toil; du.
From tine v oTe. lo.turilof Om ,
~. _
ding lotto to Dapphin .k Snotil. U, u. Co:
Viva+ Mitteraminc, 0 airs of ComPinis , _ •
1
Eton lovollim.la poi of Trovorinu CM, j 1
Vilma Sunbury in cps of .C,otnpny ova i Ow 1
~
Ain% tlllx. to f hituok boll. IL tio-, 1 . • :, • i ',:.
, 1
, • i
Elll3l
?t , "'• '
1 4 . z
41111.11111111111111
• • • t 7 , •
- 1140100,
NEE
Shipment of lathr4lteni
•
ilednee ihci Pk*. tat 6 . bend " the
piers and docks, Sod ohne groafer depth of weterothd
an therrate of mach oiler ennutmomeuts ea wen eacessa
ty to pure the aced Prod, r, &Oath@ esti loth the tepid&
At peeing the; w harem ars impala., of 'hippies 2400;1
000 tone of COM per anonam.end.of Mertes too.ooo toes'
in taado , hpthe t T iede; ded the company hari7.7oo feet'
of unimproted ricer *eel. whirr" will enable' them to
extend their rapacity to 4.000,000 toms...when the ma
trade. to tit. tertdis prof/test, may resoles It: . •
Siam the cetaititabm" tat of this *statists* coal depot
in le4l, 10 has aMomminiated a trade of 2,000.000 testa.
the overate vats" of orLdcb. Mr board the ermete at Tbli.
.adelptla. may b pat, done at di per totp-400.000,00.
Of Ihisjueoextf, Skeatech Inkr W enosliteeedie about ,
lb. vela ",iiof etot 441 ground. $34,000.060 as
ilebric put ;upon It to theinoteles district. and 1,40030 A"
•
a. doe to ,the valley. at the seb it ilk 111 and city of Minn
• traasporiatien end roermotilecharges,—t'
"teed Miniee. itretist.r.
Plitt No. 13.. '
AOGERS & LUTHER
. •
'Rotas - AO, sntretts 01/•COAL:
;' Reid Ahh..t•RACII I.UIIII - 11t, and Mir
er choice Celle&
Whit* Ash...RAVEN. MACK UR . S.
Alit
Pnnit•r- 3 •
tlio: 230 Walnut street, rhitallelphia.
1 4 j O. 16 "stun street. New York.
wtuir N ItteIIMOND: I . IIII.ADELniIA.
f
RAYS •Si GODSHALL; •
• •". epurrais or ' •
• BED An WHITE ASH SCIUMXILL COAL.
37,127 ';39.115
tons, 76,23 Ot
- 63,93014 2.483.0.12
2.279,3*1
110.404 13 380.624.0 E
Ll t ll4ai .
4 . 4)Zt . 4111% OS
MEE/
REEMOUNTI SEMINARY, •
At atorripioinf a, Pa. • • ' ,
ill El. -A ARON,Principal Teal et.
ch.
"Thwinsetatkou wOl j4t,opea October
ICIIIIS moderato. Vateltettlaro with hill tottilea.
ref . , ,' i iTIIAS. R. AARON,
IS, IS 1 38-tij ; 1 Nonittown, Pa."
.
AMERICAN AST STEEL.'
Is thip‘`Oor Clar S'rEEL'is ;for]
I..:,,t;tl3nollardlrsni 'tact I t. ' A fele( of
UT le ealkit'or Itc4 el 70 to a d{Steel sold aot,
, to
he* bald retuipett. .1 yRaNE purr.
eilleifiepteetliter 18i 'IA
,_____-------._ ~_—_------ ---,
:
OTAI.,
.541 ler
.TS9 id.
fru
Ai
is hISAI
fliistie
runs
--1-7--'77-117-
- ! • 1 '' - ARD 1 • -
T JENKI SON,Treacher
..-,... - ...,• . .'1i_ : ,..-.1
0.. of 'the Plano, and Itaglish Ballad
sod Operatic Siogifig,in Thu latest avail I 21 11 1111
most aptkied lit les. /Bt iViolin, V iol Wrath , sod Out.
tor. /Ea - fano:o;s. Mod. fatties, de... furaisbad riga),
N.
ontotar of Irrutneista, at short potter, .•
N.ILL--1I rill a toed perroaally to tat toning 01 Piste
(if, la Tow 'n sink ctutil,:. on the oust liberal terms, sod
rarrentyntlie gollidectisti. t• .
_. •
; A ddrelyor the prosestY Box ildi, C . . Whet, Pottsville.
E . Fratata e 25, T.% • . • , 3%-tf - 1 1
- 1
ALEXAODER'KERR,- '
i... 0-wii...- iND 1 1V11 . CM/13AL% B BAlJiti. IN . \
1 t --44 0ftig '' - 1
_,..... , . , 40 . 201\
. sioN•Dr s
1 iff 1161134 14'104 Wharves!. • ..` .-r.•
~ ; I - trifiLADELPILIA -- -- •
Ashton', Inike,'Llverpool Ground, Turks Islaud. asaton'a
sad Orienting; Dairy, Smarted prtart,•troastautiz ou land,
, and ibrOde
In
to ,
stilt thitradie. - . ' • •
. N. 1,1.1,, - -Orde, 81ir_..24; 8' 39 die
trTo all viantang Warm", vat adiaerliaement of flan•
monk" Ldtada. I • •
, --- - ,
- IArIriIENTIONi EiATTO.iLICI!Nt
r r i. t. ,E
rei:anyyetc.scolkmarniotsitt
il
I.s L initierg, inn ;el - 74 for Parade and fte l
triewen klmtday., the 18tb day of October, 1A..0, iitthe
lore bletlya. *Khaki forthrenotlea. .k.
mon
Th Liao will be lhrtned at 10 o ekek io the pre .
In the niain!atleet, Blight nlillett " 'rf"-itnir_tte... , 1
!min $.106. By eider of the Llolowel.. J AN . t A rt;r a .
re. Willa' rel L 2____ l "l l 3o!' 3o, ' 4B .l. :'.
._ . 1 111 *
• 1;
' To di watittOg
surtiton Laids.. 1 ,
1
-t-4---L1 is, T. ..,
In
Illbuors, lo tenants' sm. at her!
liT El brie' naw:. in atnckfl and „can
111 featly readeloi irons Nor . Tort asi 11011 1 .4 4 -1
Pi-;-; u s . - adfet , wee awn iatyo,ol""vireplkol,
r - - ;-; --
''''orsillieo'.la. gonsokbillis. kield Virlo."-
2.70.43. PORT RICI1110?iD..
Lehigh, and dellnylkill Coal at Retail
YARD—Como:l3d a:nd Arch Omit.. ' •
OFFICE-103 Widout •th , et, thiliddPhic I .
()ember lot,
Holding ' over,
NEW ADVERVWE Akt
NTS , • Sehuill,
Philadelphia,
• Verb', (Anti•Lecotopton).
L'sT—A -MEMORANDUM: Book, Ducks.' - •^,. , ' . .1 -
Nortb'd District roportok ~1 to
• emits' o lag it note lbw $lOO. J. 8. Oast, fava;ar, (opt
cuuursk;d.) and °Mc r paper* only valoablelo Oa oyster.
A rvwar4 of 2,1 will Do psi/ by waving it - at - Ibis 'ogees, Allegheny. - • , 1 ' i r d
or with : •.. i J. & IlifilT, • .. •York, - ~ . 1 . .
Ort.l4lo'sB' 12- , . Schuylkill Hawaii. ' - .i.; ' •••..-...--;-...
IMPROVED CLOTHES-HORSE. .
rrilla' r mostleomplets invention is
I auinnfirtuted tiy PHILLIP BItICNSIAN, Cesare
Buret. opposite tirossing's Furniture Stone. '
rinKeill and me. ILlie -
August 'SA . - 35.2ai
74re AtimucexlsTlNDAY Iwzrooi UNION,
• j ij j 2 c riusiitir
. • 3 . '
COMIE3 - Cii:retaZrx,
• PPIOK ItA•USTRATk2O U9OO •
•
CHILDREN. YOUTH, e j
EINGI the )orgegt colletition in tit
j_JI rd untii4—Tbfiriiire now pnbliolllng ' •
Al Nem !Door .priri' Saturday Horning.-
Mar Mug nded Cnialo"guaaanay bo bad 'Hamad
'thane ki addreinine • '•
A.V.EItICk.N SUS DAT .fC*OOL UNION,
• • • arrant. ST.. Pan.ansuqua,. -
the Panday Fcbool Union.
Tar tbe nonkstore a. .
BANNAti, Pottsville;.;
• 42.tf
,RAtORS.
LEHIGH' COA-1.-
, P A f , iY.-31auch Ciiti4ic'
Cartr ot i:(vTuniy,•Pi., October lath,'lB6B.
Prof /diVI be nleelted at this dike until the lid
day of 'oe..,ern r hest &
. for tairdng, preparing and Mi
tring' °el n o t be MAP& from Tunnels Na ili;,18. 1 and 8
ante rebigiti.Cost acid Navigation Company!, Minis
~f o r
for lb term bf i
driver ear* from tbe first day ofJautudy
nett. ' ,
Pro s'Wlll also he received. at the table limo end
I :l ,sid
piece, p,r 1.114.ix0 Ali or any of said mines for the term
of fire s sears (non said first day of January next. .- , •-.
• - Seep:ether inforMatleu,spoly, to Nathan Patterson - .
the Cinsmany'a Mine Agent at 'Summit 11114 Carbon
count.; or tn•thoudersignind at Maisel' Chunk: by
- • --•.4 wild:a Wan forme for protroaals. and orbited
,Ittruhrbed. E. A. DOUGLAS, -
j
.-Itj I • • - Seperinfesidchi itlfripiucce
... • , I_
IRO - FURS I' FORS . :
S
'Z ' I NO.
628 . CHESTNUT
m „ _ ...a:bolo, Seventh, Philaktelhia.is h opened s
b. wilful store 4n Chesnut street: with, 0,,e of the
largest and beet Pt Iteted asoerlivent of LAIII ES' FANCY
puitg. imported direct from the Jana peen, market .. and
.manuttetured undef hjs own soperehlou,to which be
`would call the attecqion of all wh. wish trs, parehme--
Itue,Plan gible t Hudson !lay giblet kronur:,
Niitik d o lliefie Squirrel, Fitch. -• _Ctil,nchillS, S M
one artin,: -French gable. &e.,
Itanufaettuad Into, Cattiest', (pipe& Circulate, Vktn.
rim* Metal Cuffs. de... Pletiot a pact Int, Ferrier, and
ha rhig obtained the newest Patterns from Tart.- be r "
meonr thosit t ho visit the city that he min supply' them
"
with the hn articileset the very holiest Cash Illiewsre
A' floe assortment of Ciirdage liobes,Oln t's Caps. Glow.,
.te. ! -• t , ,• • '' M. USU.',
fl.B Chestnut Pt., below Seventh, Philadelphia.j
14':4t . I r , . - . - 42.3 m - ' •
_._,,
• I DiRYCOODS. •
NO: 13 Fortli, Seemed 3 eeeee , Plelladres.
,
'CELLE r & truitvzi,.
RE cbuistitntly receiving , -
;1 -1 1„ • . I.: e,ilv AND CtIOICE CitEWAy .
;neckline LA NBA %%HUE, Slit* Flits;Poll di (Rummy'
, cober,,, , ,s, Mid.. thuitnneres, Meng de Lance, Wenner,
•Alpenu , , Ike!... . '.. 1 •
LAND AND SQUARE BROOM . SHAWLS,
LANK.fT SHAWLS, —
STE .LA - SHAWLS- -
' MEN'S ,EAII.--pothe Ceedtnete, Sennett*, Cerd*
De*% l eitern*. Itentseky leans. VeRl.lOll% &e.
SIENISIIING 434 OM— /dermal s Quilts, Tdaeke.,,,
Tlek mts.TnevilegiTebleClothsatidOotent, Napkin* ''''''
ShANNEIA—Ent laid. Vale unalninkabli Flannel, .
all gelatine*, teed .0.1. Stile OPent nadilidg, to .1,11.
colors. 1 • , . . ~,
MDSLIN ,In all l ved es; et 'the Inweit seine. 'lnt
LI,NEN SOUS: needs enelusively Int leo 0,-.P.” ..
A kire.l ' CA4tr i tnufrogi. this Prieo. end art"'
o f t-
gie"
. 1 Ba :
r9ai . • r i r t a N nd o. gye ti ii L
wi L' E
ti T tt k e i n h , s v m , P 7 5'. -
/
i. 10, p 8 4, I.
Tsletal.
. r Ttre re i tu te rn re s s c t o r g e l: i l:
t v i e e ry st4 ill, t o e w ti kr es . !, •; , d i te t r• th is e
4 ,3 l it t l e n
'tote for Soprome_JudSe 4 D/11, 10411. 111 ii. few
2s .e tt o v a i n s t t i l e i s t ‘
45 . :111;ebetininiatettliyipef.or the People:, I.le ket In
LEHICH VALLEY. RAl
.M4stigeo • ime
dnd sifter. MOND v .
Trr -
1 1 4 7 Awl !lir as fallawa •
• i wit twat,
_
e Hsieh 1:2a40 at 7.1
' ;."• lab,labtani' - •
.Paewiatlie - • "
• Leblatt . '"
Slatintost
" Ralkdate ?
-uktu's I •In
wh,temaii 2:20 .“
Onoisswoi i ;
Altputowni ij
th•tr4litettaaa
un ,; 1 aid 4.25
Ymastii "
Airlrelia*tow, ti • • bIW "
1 1 !7 .. 5. Eat on 4
1 "- reljernra " j
" Al Wntpw" lx..
" , Caiasatt, i" .. 8.11 "
Wlre I 3 9 j 1.0 • 6.17 "
;A; .4
" o* f , ••gt 650 •
twat with Witting
• ; I.llll l' • Ne.w.cork and Phila.
.c1int41144441761in will icor°
,Stanili
iitaft. tiLib Ilaveu t keg
P1 , 4:2 is.
"nll"tb ENT 11 s4:F i ltrh SIIPL
,I•4 ; at 110113 .• • 42-
."4
n ,;CE LrNEOUS.
" tifeligiat of Hs:
1018 1 4 — ler
• •
E==
.._.
v_ l4t .
L.
Ppttaviilk:Saturday. Octobei ]B, 185
• Jetta pt: Hta4l.
This astithcsan, the'Peopla's eaddli4l3te for Su
prefiaaJuke, has received a 'pejo*, 'bleb frotto
prearat isikalitier *III mg,' b•hrefint.3s,ooo awl
50,000. '
. .
•
- .
• " Bssiu iCtimisti. -
The eQeial • 'lse its Csorssp•is se kiltrast—:
• -4 fiat •
Josef, .
seh weits'ot "
The ba:sse• et the Jouits• cesely -thitit • vas
.. .
_.... --
Sayreville Juidigei
Aisne:ea are the etteiel htajetitsee receiver/ !apt
nista iip.to ow timeArituiDA au wen:
111 AD. • ' Portite.
Yhffadslpbiy
Berk,
Dauphin •
'
Northampton,
The Pelltsilylwatita
• "Occasional,' writiftsi se the Prisaktruto
iugtort, tteder dm* of 'Oer. 14, says •; • ;
"Tbe blow has come upuu tits tillebily hem like
thuodenboek. They are etl/fTritslyted', Your
Cobb is utterly rhOpfalleo. The chimers he toed.
,ly etitertaiutel foritte Prestdatey havelgebeglinr•
meriitg Into the mist of thingelhat were.. Twerey
- trembles fur the investiotioor of the nest eeltilqn.
The hourly query te , whet, will Cut' Fumy 410
- - . Itsprubablia. -
• -
The Cake fortiori of course, etches, that his run
ning. elected the People's (Jebel:, Improbable.
.We believe that if either of the Deineeratto candi
dates for CiWigreas bad ttemteloue to the Mild, that
Camp Nit.: Camp 11 would bars bed a beedsome major
ity over bl . llittf of 'those detittled intnibe sp
port o f, ele consetplettee of his elaitolog to' be
a Pro ve Tariff, Aoti Let-couplets' earondate.
wooldNite bid not rain, nlllll. Yard the People's
ticket he other bell' like this emir-boys of the
Rovoltstion, go with the best paythestert. and are
Oat Worth basing. That whin* won't do, Joey..
The Itoase 'will est mar, readers- perneive, be
strongly Oppoiltiots. The, Senate. it era thought.
eriiald remain Democratic. The aneened
mate, however,' allows that theOppoiitinn
has a majority thii finite
Sisesinamiberlema.
We have rust retteiveJ the •otBcial vote for Con.
areas in 'Northumberland - ,Courity, give the
following estimate in lieu. ',I! la band upon Hie
return* received.
Campbell.. -• Cake.
North.. 1400' '
1 0.1chuyi., ,5351 2362
6951 . '.3062
4655 •
22811 . plandity in District.
*Official.;
After the above, had been in repot we -learne d
that Mr. Deleon'. tunk , rity in Nurtbetnberianl
does not reach above an bundled.- o,Lecomptiti
ism, how art than fallen I .
COCGAIIIIIONAL sVUTI 311 / 8-54 ' 4 7 4° , °lel4l
Cungnasaipnial tote ica . ttifikpOtTlFt frAB34 was a
follows: , •
Bciislrill.. Itiarasonker'll. 7
Campbell, 4126 1238
Dewart, 2846 • , 2232 •a
Cake, • • 2621.'• -- 412 ni.
, • .
Campbell's majority over Deittart, 30 1,1 0
Cake 2331. • wed
•
4.00.
Tue. BT, Lowwettoa..Tcaypatt B;
piCre for the tubular bridge Over the
will all be relied sheye tito.vrater tt
are scaffoldings - already , up for 4 . 11:
of which will be completed this
subetvvenld have beim lap.
gataty low.; It ta the detertni
germ . , to hive
. the bridge i
yeat—probably by Ocieber tr• •
Tie IN '1 ; ; 1
As still be soon by t h y' :
publikh iii tabular twr " ni r ft
limes IL Campbell l be united .
2.51iS Tow, and 0
votes of beating irths+2osB
,Desrart bus 473 "" Str b"158
I'Al:err
‘T°'"we'I LE CTION
?I/J.)OH ty e v e ' .
enure 'tor
r JUDOS.
PEN ll •jorltles.
Deinaerni
M. head. ' Win. A. Tarter.
puia
:dun
1100
1060
350
3 4 5
350'
bOO . „
' • CONCIRESSRIA2II
The following ale the Ciingfptimen, elt,ted in
Finnsyliania, with 'their majorities
Dist. • Jifrobrn Mani;
).. sa
Thoa4 B. fitlide 'tee, re.eleeted, k tit
.2.--EbwAin Joy Mount ' s, re.eksited, '1.623
.1,143
3::• -Joey I'. Vannes, vice ,Alind.q. • ,
311LI.Wenti; care 3,293
b.--Joni WooD. vice Owe Juoice,. 2,2on olo
0.-IJonst 111CgiBAN, re-elected, • ),1
7.—Wav C. LONCIStIIttKERI vice CArrponr, 7.5
S. --"Jong SCHWARTZ, vie" (alacy JoN/s, _ 45
' 9:--Tnsonitcs I.lnYinis, vice Roamers, 2,760
10:—Jons W. NAL/A.IOCA, Vim 3,000
11.—Issens 11. •Ctswynni.t, vice Deteart,. '•" 2,000 •
12.—Gtonai W. ScitLeron, vice .10tioly, 2,000 •
Wfil . ism ' ll. Liza wick, re. eloeted, ' . 1,000
14.-OAI-11.1111A *A. Gaol/. to•electcl, -
-a
4,000
15.—Jewca T. list . '. vice •
'Miaow Waite,' 2,000
'16.--Bittusiete F. Jnents,-(prob.,) site,
00
BO
12.-;-Rowenn Bicrnanwssi, v. IVititon Iteilly, 2
00.
00
19.--Putrust. S. Bt.setn, item hots, ,
Covens, rc-eleeteo, • / 900
N o strit!ery;r• - cletto.a
2i —Jasss k: Iloonnitso, vice RITCIIIII, 2,000
hicßatonv, vice Ponvienen, 1,600
STBBIART, reelected, , 2,500
2f.;--Coectir HALL. nee Jos. Gillis,
25. n BABBITT, vied Jt.BII DICK,
• sAntIALIKOMpIon Delliocrats.
Republicans. • •
Auti lescompien Democrats,
L•seepton Dinnocrets, .
f. Bey.; Mr. Brooks Perished •in (be snots on •
Selman mountain' in Oaiifornia, st year ago last
February. and Ms bones bass but just been found.
A *atilt, a tent dollar gold piece and a pack•
age at tracts were found nese his reinains, d
which
were not far.frein a house. Ile - bad perishe al
most in sight of shelter.
- BRAD HEAD SPIKES,
VoOR sizes—at the
"Illardirirelind Iron Delini."
ttsvilln,Sepkrintwor Is,'ts, :16s.
A CARDI.
I,E SONS wishing to board irr
adelptiti;fin .1 1 30 kileau nt =ll.llllVS.
No. 110 etseetaut et.
Otilladelpbts;OetabeT 9, :53
APJO9RNED COURT.
-A N Adjourned Court-of COMMON
[''LEAS will be held at Settseilli, in sod far tp•
coney of Schuylkill. , on' MONDAY. weber 25.-1858, a s
]O-O'clock In the fOrellooo, to continue ono week
Sheiiff's Mot, Pottsville., cont
inue
*An. Sheriff.
. October 0,1 1 10.. ' •.• . • 41•t3
..insavkxotm Tekrtil
.u. L. DiiiiSUrt'S (delebrats,d
illf,Litne•T loth Paste. for cleansing. beautifying ltFid'
t
big the TUTU, stands unrivaled Ana ddtd.t.
rite. and Is undoubtedly the finest aritelir of the
-M l
ard
d ari
evereflctssi. To ts. bad of the proprielor, - .ior of
Saylor, Druggist. . •
Potterflle. July 31,
• TO SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
n4vts to, and onisaafrr lifigigw9
wr cw &koala.. .
HIS' Card contaitits*luables hints to
T..
tesarni and also iud on t•
burg up is evert Wilk whoa 10 Oman:My: "de, 13
tont* garb.tiqr POIAIPX . •
„Ap • •
t. '5B MANNIA.
; .., •.. RARE CHANCE IL
• Pro,t ro. $lO Ar Day 15asitiRericsall
litisoitimilrEgueni.. CAPITAL PaQtrils, onilrlAp
A 'NE* ARTICLE,. (Patented) of
tn.* in eeny'vanny; DI anseartory, Man and Of
Om Men *ea wodan.rwas std old.'“4"; la ***
pros we. etorr
emitd eowaty the sola
yr". and W Stall es aid atulk.' lb, aOr
44 .. 1101 RD 1 Y, •
MEM
The, State Senate.
Oppa ihSt •
. . 12
1 ohs. -
Dewitt.
1650 •
3035
4683 •
600
1 7.1