The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, November 06, 1858, Image 3

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POTTSVILLE PA-
' 7:7 ' WIWI N 9 Rae It G o ISM
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-- " = "perYrO. l . PILOIII'. Room No. 2. 110 limo
Wit
authoesed to retetee aubectiptlor
Lai ruse Wit Ibr: the, Nithres' JOhrteL, 10 New Yr
s es rfaiaftr. •
g6ameklnrD. N. Luce, Eeci, Shamoktn.,l2 inn
thnrteed to rendre tabecrlptlons to the IhatzeJoticnit,
and receipt for the name..
- Yersontil. — lf any of our su eribers, who are
!t1 erre..rs two Odra and upwat r, do not receive
t h e i r papert, thby will' tinders and that we are
planting their suhscriptient iolaciordance; with
the notice given • some
.time a u. After are get
through .our Packet Book, a I st. of delinquents
will be prepared e lf we do tot h ei r from the ',artist;
in tereeted.
women ......i es .)
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Elul new ruivertisementi.
f
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Tnit . rtlilionian strongly or •
'as a candidate for State Tft/if
QUICK , Wot!ii.—Sheril
duties of his ['ufirice ;13
putilith'es a hatch or olieri
Tat franking piivitege
emigres', beiint .:to Ole 4
of the' old satrobers #ot
ij oa do In DeceiOer; 185 V,
- citt ; Hovernor nfNew • Yerk h i s selected the ISO
of Nuiember at a day of ihal3kegiving, end the
tiortiroor of New itimiiebire, land sereri other.
tioteroors, have selected the 431,h of . Novtubei
fur ti, ;hailer purpoPe. ,-. .I • ' ! , .
, Flta.let'sitm PRoctniikrto r t4.—:The President,
has issued ;nether fotil:iillihuleter, or rather anti-•
Walker l'riieleum,tion. MTht , latter, hal iopeoly,
i i
avowed big detertnivittion Ito invade Nicaragua
ilialti ; hal whether V ()
ie weer , mart will de more
Iha e'tbres toe, we cannot fay.' Heretofore it has
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"B!! . worrtsa to us from StibuyMilt H a ven,n
rre
grets the lose of Mr. WM. A'.. ields 1101 ,1 teaelset,
but.thinics that 4
the cautte o education in this
County wilrgainwig hi; apitetwileet to l the Su.
'perintendeney. We aittee.wi i th "8.,..! and regret
the crowded stato of our Mapes this 'rect...., a we
would like to ,i4blith kili e- - '•! atjou entire.
Tn! confirmation of J.' 0
trio by the Senate, is e'onsid
hot haste of OM President in
his defeat has,raused
Mr. f Tnnr~ detires to po'eket
ter . rim ye 'as . rooii poseible.
the first M onday in Decemti
.I . llr, MINF.RSI' 40513TAL. he project
use.hoppy to.state, the aP r p.obatfon.of
those , engaged directly in tholTraie, hut
k •
of the entirit business corntnumity. , Tt is
now thnt come plan of actior he edupted
invite immedinto ro : operatio for the' p
Tbis.work cannot he outline ced. ton eon'
neee: of such en Institutitatl is daily fel
Region.. , , •
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Tfte.llfmt.teor Coat: in' tn.—A plan
mote effectual opening of t la Coal field,
the flite.6 Con! Lende me orated, wilt d
propontal, preferable to any if the prefects now on
lout. It will form.* more dreet route from Lake
i
Erie to Philadelphia than ny now in exi s t e nce.
and will Rho) more e ff eettle ly ire Cure the 4 trade:of
the•raat'teginn it trnversendto Philadelphia, than
by any other route,tini.hea !or pro owed.
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Tee value of the Piked{ Peak zuld .'t ines is
constantly being corroborated by new int Illgence
from that, region, althriugh the rePorts of atnou nto
individually realised are probably ciaggernteil.:—
A correspondent of the StAouis henjoertit, who
r ,
hatobeifit to . Pike's Peak, isays that the , i r tniners
i
generally snake front "two•Aollarst and fi , rt ewe
to tive-Aillars per day. - nlthough• it is !supposed
, that Wberpiluiccs ere arranged fifteen ttollare per
• Jay. eats be tense. Ile than •s there to ruoirt enough
for twenty thousand mini iris g
claims. :',
'' :,, -:•r- -•- s ----e-e,e ; e.,..---___.4_._ .
. 'flat TAX ON iloxir if INTEnt:S7.4 i Thie ta x
ought to he removed byl the Legislapre., Ti is
^ 16itile to the iniereits of the produte ;itandAien
ente the Shaver. •it drive money otitief its nat,
ors! channels, end AkA3ne it into 'the i hands of
speculators tend 0104 wh i p prey upon the people.
ThIS law hits' driven' tni'llirins of tia.;4'ey out of
tita State, which, would have been lietli:itt home
and developed our/reeii4ces if it lied heen free
from taxation. Every pressin thtitater ourghVie
insist upon the'ree4pl of thlit. \tat f tliiiy desire
to adcnnce the intitreete of ,rentieylvenr.
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ST/.AL tANAL 130Ars.—:-Noticee were publitbed ,
tUrne nine ago of Stearn Canal Boats having been
introduces] on the N. I:,tic. and •Etib OW.. We
also notice , tlint n Canal Boßt:prepolleti'lby
~.steauf
has been introduced on thu Chesapeake! and Ohio
'Canal,truilt under Itir.Callicart's Flatentlf George
tows!. Whettier these IMats will.be successful re.
,'" mike tn lm,lpfled. Seter4l yehrs
and itgg l i attempts
wen; map to propel lioars by stea en the
Schuylkill Canal, hut it was 41 . PCOCC eli m
that the
expense blin WV,
el, d repairs:loge hr with the
i
'dialiniehed corFo si , hich. the bunts curried, owing
to the weight of machinery, proved to ho • touch
more expensive than the use o . rtoule power which
is now used for towing the &las. If these new
ly
constocied boats should since:ste i n) the
Canals , abi;ve named, fro see no good re l lisou Why
they should not be used' with greet adiinntage in
• carry ing. Cool between Pottsville. and Now York
and other pointi where hunts can pcnet i rate.
' THR ,ELECTiOSS THIS irsafr.—liiis have t pon
room to comment upon the reSults 01-the various.
s tate ripctions held thiS week, further than to con.
gra? idato Ybeopponents of a despicable: Admin ie.
(tenon upon .theaounil thrashing it be reecivrd.
Although we desired the x success 'of Lincoln in
Illinois as the Republican candidate, .)•,t the eau
coos of Dot;glas is a bitter rebuke to Buchanno
and in thoytAlit(vre do not regret it. The Its
\ publican t o tlabet however, is lotted by 5000
majority. lr 31teliikien the Dom ra4 l haat? lost
the Slots' ticket; and gained threeuteiners of
Congress. Itt New Jerseys!! the I•dceolnpaan can-,
• '<Wales forrciipgress have heed d featl . d; tend two
noti•Lecumplon Peuriocrabi, Adri n . Rigcand
• Me Iyepuldiesn unetribers, have bean elected. 4"This
, l.egialature has a Large majority of ItepUblieon .
members on joint ballot, and the defoat 'nf,‘li right,
lAN:Tipton Senktor, is thus' scoured. In . York
fia.kin jselocted to Catiirees,nrid the Lecrpton :
iirs have not elected single member of Congress
outut N. York. .1w Massachusetts the Republicans
hare carried their State ticket, all the members 'of
ConFreAs and the Legislature. Hardly an,
teaat Is needed. These result/speak stria
the contempt in which Buchanan'e policy
by the people. :
IIZERARY socisrms• I .• •
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l'iri:,vii.t.e LITARAItY Soc %
riesr:—Thet IR ereiree
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fpr . tutsday 'evening neit will be. as., Ail oars:—
Lectu re by'll,,„ D s - Waehburn:' Rending by Dr.
4.Sillyntan, Qoeetion--.•tWould the lint ed isle
annexation of Mexico be beneficial .to the United
Stnte.?" Alfirinative—Whitney s and Dereoe.—
Negaiire—Welle anifbireen,.
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The question of lent Tuesday evedinie , : woe 1 .
de
tided in the negative,
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TREIIONT LITIMARY •SOCIETV.— a g,,,, ait rcis•ll et
this i.;‘,tiy were opened on last. Tuetdoiy 'aiming
with it reading by IL Gruber, and'a Lee ore by
John it. Bailey. Tbitqnettion.''Wbich e erta the
greater Intl uen w Moral or Civil Law," ijastdabated
on rhe,,A ifil rine ti re. by Mears. J. Gru beli e f./r:,,' A. ,
J. Deer, and F.: .11. Walker and' Negative, by
Messes. J, R. Bailey, E. ITalborn,',T. P.lleehtei t
in favor of. which latter, the'qu,stinn.vus deibled.
The exercises of next ,Tuesday evening will4e ail.
tolinwfr:
•
Reader, F. B. Welker. Lecturer, Wm ”It. Set..
hers. (beelino. "le Sllivery ti,Morol Evil," At
tire:l%lll4.W. IL Seibert, I. R: Raley; G." Drake.
lt,v. L. le Beckley. - D'.. C. Etirney, C.
1,. Pttitert..n. The Puitlitt is respertfullyl invited A :
l k" 4 kts Meeting will be bell after- adjourn- .
taei t. I. •
SILVER CREEK LITERARY ASKOCIAKI S.—The
, ffieer, t 1 the A•stwiation for the coming eoa.,on,
are Innowof i'vreolf.nt Of Botanists Conimittee
-- 9R:FFITII T. JONES; l'rrvident of Debete
ihpartitlenr, I EV.JOIIN. I'EAC H. y ee.
J. - Cowen, Mr. J. Roes.. Li brafiebel. Mr.
.Carter, -
Mi. T. Mille?: , • •
The fiat dierureit.ti of the' seirrOn prei held Or
Tuesday evening last, end the intereet tugnifested
'the coinn;unity. was great—tbe 'tooth* bein
..reettea with ladies nyl.l gebtlemett. before tbe g
President gave his first alhiresOthich wee r
trawl Murton 'of wit anti iatelligene. John
jr,, MA. the sub, of inte i l iPl'c° a nd
34 "r 6 1 r
Educatio n of the People, :when the
jiet, "Ought Vublie ()pinion to'hejt he Mind:o4ot
high'?" was diteopeed by:the feativring p l ottetnen.
Atftrusetive, R. Muta t *, 0. 'T. ;one., S. Cenci
e nd T. Miller, Nesntiv e . Win.! Winlaek, J. J.
b"TeY. C. Beach and J. Johnston. Deefisioei in
the stlitusniite. Question for tieut Titeldigy; even
" Are , Woreeft utorg, Revengeful that. Men r
Affinootiire, John..J. Deity, )IfliAnekv,
brit nla Pr/neje Butler Job. Nekoirie;
i T. JONI, , R . , Winieett, C. Taylor!,ll..ear..
Reldiug hysitteherd Wi •
.51q m. Cretk,4er. 168nlrek. •
STOPPING TIIL PRE4B.—A. rear calamity, as ,
..kefs , llen ‘ Vort:iey's Pre ss-it has . absolutel,rAto
'atoipetl byTru Cant jimmy -'—he couldn'talrurd
•to. invott two cents a dg Tor theiorrian** Warn
ing what thin peopWl thought of hlii4dlnintorn
;ion, god so ie orticrod it stopped. li:irmay : rap*
to think :thbit will not sikrenni illitc;p:ping:ri!!,
Press, and tii at it Witt rorcire tbirirnarnoin'Olar.
ill() witlitira4at of %canto a 4414 Jamas Sigf‘#l;
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a
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THE. colt:NOE;
iwgivisu iil
•. i -- '"• -- " 11 Wor a . less. - 1
. - eibtivin.. Ea I :
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,t-b
-e .2u obis went b7,Bmilroad this week i
3 3, i, 18 9811;jr , , : Canal' 9.39 . 0; l(101' the wee
73,947 I
Bwow, sh o wing a falliisg off of 8,39.; ti
•
wince tu g eisek s and only mt:ells • the shipmeu
I of i b i ,essesponding with last year 3,784 tons.
1 B o as were more plentj during the . week, bit
f jb., great kmreity of 'easels at. Port 'Rlohnion
.'
has enrtailid the thipiiiiinta . .tnaterially at Port,
irYllimdslind'of eonme diminished the trade b
RaigHeight
,I- ,
Freight to the Etat and
.particularlyto Boston
itas!ativamilaci finest' 'antlast: ' We now' quota. '
ilostop atl 80, and to Providence $1 35. a
practice of Mailing freights to too lo w a point
late is the season by the Etstern dealers, h a
drifreii7all the vessels South - where they have
loaded, an several weeks will trensPiri iter . oll'is
they return again even to load at the high ns
The iidvatice` Will materially benefit, those 'w o
laid in st ake attbs tow rates of freiglit.. '
Tie it
'I sums tip this week as &Mime
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, WI. ' 1858. 4 , Ore. ' 1
Schrtylklll—lbiltread,' ' ' 31.41 1 8 ' 32.6181 1,935
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-: 1 Canal, 35681 41,399 -' 5.718
Lehisbß Woad, 8.176 11,93'2 3.756_
• • canal, ' 22,845 30.672 ' . 7,827
' Del. /1 Illodann Co., • 16,234 10.788 5,476
Penna. Cad Co., : 11,011 53 0 31 9,720
Scranton, Sobth, . .. 3,411 12.494 8,993
North; - - 1,635 ' 4.430 • 2,795
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. ... 133406
1161. 904,506 7,411 38,809
33
Inerea , trills,. - .31,398' .
l e
1,411
As • wei stated last' week, the inereoe fetim
Sehaylkil.Connty is slight, and • will .c?ntintis so
. for the b lance -of the ; season. Compared Stith
last year: he Il t eilding Railroad' loses 1711,113 and
1 ,
the Cana gab:0711,369 tone. The Lehigh' Valley
Railroad gains( 33,335 end the Canal loses 22,903
tots.. :r a Del. it litidson Company! loses M 13,,
414 and be Pennsylvania Coal Co. gains 55,115
tons. T e Scranton Coal Company gaini 104,-
,360 Soul , and 1cumv417,393 tuns Ne4l:-. . I
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. Pnit.a f tiratmli(.4.3n Itt.un t eet Itattatoxn.—ritt ,
receipts'ntlineCprollts of this,roatl-for September,
1958, co iptired with 1857 sands's* fellows:
" 1858. ' -. 51857., •
. , $254.740'37 4240,151 76
. 123,795 23 ...120,26f 111
. . i 4. _
I 5130,94.5:14 $119,887.64
The e l eceipte for October, which will be made up
in o NW days, wilt show a greater proportionate
,tt - • ,
increas over the cutresponcling month' laftloar•
'For: the present ltnehth the increase will not be large'
if any. The net profit ib is year will fall short
ot ,last . ear's abOUt $300, 000. Taking into
,Cml/..
sidration the reduetiOn. Made irktolls.itc., and the
Am - tried state (tithe Coal Trade, this will ' not be a
bad ex Ibit of the business of tne ComPany• •
The extraardinary Winner in Which one of the
New York Alining- end Transporting Companies
cointhenCed the business Of the year, by selling
Coillii Auction, and pltshitig it into market at
almostlany price, in - clider• to raise money ,and
: keep Abair works in operation, together with the
low prices adopted , at the , opening of the trade,
'lnateriaiiy.effeeted the hissineis of the i ll.euring
Road's trPurt .Richmond, •so far , as the , Eastern
market 'is .eonyerned. This competition is now
underltood,\ and we confidently hope thlit the
.Manners of \ther Philadelphia and Reading Road
`will.t . ke such steps as trill protect.the liol.lers of
Wherr i es and the contributors'te the business of
the Road; the ensuing yeiNG The dealers at Port
Itich M ond ought to be assured, Oat their itateeete
will 6 l protected by the Comprey antler any .eir
cents( sie: This . will secure a largely increased'
f
trade at 'that ridint withatt diminishing tlt
heusi
ness ty Canal, because the largo bulk of the trade
lost:y the Railroad is MA gained y theCanal,
furnished bot.i by, rival regions; nod we speak'
al;vi eilly, when we state that thin is nil they ask.
Ind nimiitation.the other. day, one of the largest
ship er, of Coal declared that he preferred titling
all tie business et Port Richmond throngheut,the
yeari even eta cost of ten-rents per ton m+ethan
by ennui, and would confine ft exclusively to
ITichMond, if such an assurance, was give b y the
oftlefs of the Rttild. Wu allude to this puitiect .
ti;;tv that those interested may think on itland be
Teatly to act When the Proper tfzne arrives. It is
high time, not only for the interests or tiw .
tens - of Sebuy 'kip
,Coubty, but .fur the i
Con panics ol•o, that our trade should
and cot diminish. • -
s Eli Slifoi. Rog
ran ' •
0 44 . _ upon the
and already
ntreelernos.
members of
18594 That
giros theielst
limey it() Au".
tiduht Nil. The
iiiiimintipg him 'tiler
n against him. .11
e ?Mary 'helm! bet-
Congrep6 !ill meet
Receipt!.
peumie,
.ot only
he fiver
. esirnile
.nnd ep
fun lir
In this
o which
soon be
I.' om Mt Vad-d Slates Railroad and Mining
Coats and Collieries.—The Carey and 1
4 - field Shafts.
By . W. SIMMS. Mining Geokmlst and incimme,
i 1 . '0100144r/on. - ' i Jo.
In the present piper, I propose to call the at
ii
tetwon of the . pdblic to the comparative coot of
dike/ thldishment 2 - d colleries and the delta onment
ofitml lands in England •and the United `Stales,
eon fining my remarks, as far'llo they apply to this
coutry, principally to the Anthracite Con Yields.
Mining operations are, in their nature, Impala.
tea A into two,grand:divisions, vie. ()penal() a above
thel water-level-and those below it; of w ich the
intr. are most - expensive. Our coal ,nhore the
wa ec.lerel is fast being exhausted; alre:4l6 l l nlore
than onc.balf the product. of .the aothra4ite coal
regions is obtained from below the water
. 'Operations below watorlevelnre pursetl ,
welts. namely: /se' .1.1 descending en
tbrough the enal.itself Nom the surface, b
sage milled a dope, bemuse it follows ther
drip of the coal straturit, . This pissage i
reaches a sufficient ' , depth in a length of :1)
Yairls, When lateral galleries nr gaitgot
driven throng :The .coni, and along the
subterranean r ifiways, the wagons are d
mules and' hot cc to
. receive their Inadt
film the miner , and to returo with theii
to the bottom elf the slope, wheneil they
ter by ninchindry to the stirface. , I
fi , i. Shafts eke perpendicular npeningi
These do not flollow the inclination of tl
loft reach the coal at a distance below th'i
'after having penetrated the superincomb.
tires of radii slate end shale.: From tit
(ill the shaft the gangways diverge as in
ofi ths slop&
..BhaTting iS much mo-e expensive the sinking.
siepiis,becanse the con! IP only reache dafter a
Will AAA pasSagetbriugh rock and other i stpitte,
diffirult ul nunetratiaa. This method ha's hereto.
fare been adopted only bra limited extett,in our
coal fields ; ; Ibut 'now that the coal is fa t' disap..
plating 'alivre wate:• level j 'and •deep'ai r ining by
'Popes hes tircOy occupied the most frorshie
sirs for eioatticoeing upon, thercoal at the surface, '
it bee' been* neccassary th resort to squiring to.
obtain akceSs to the deeper . coals. .Bev ral farce
alefts haveetready•beett put into operas on In the
ithraciteriVogion. ' , 1
A striking example'of the miterprise orEnglith
etipitnliste in.hndertaking expensive sh4ts 'is far.
n shed by Llimkitifirld pit in Chesire; too follow.
i; are some particulars concerning-it
S aft begun; itt.:1847.
il
I B,iiteanher it had reached a depth of
I id montpi drove tunnel 80 yards
' and sunk shaft,
A t etheind of 5 yeirs. - 61e shaft. had
• - ranched sAaptil of •
urine this:time a toonel WAJ driven
I. IFS;, ibflinking of "the Anit was
resoinedNand. in July'lBsB, It bed
attained eldeptbof 2,0.591 ft ~ or
Moab ditEctilty was experienced fro
7f it t h h r e prizs in o i f i w w af a e s r ;abf.o)ru29l7tufnt.ths
ptrt
TwePty. two workable 'se S' of coal
r rriog from 1 to 1 8 feet a d 8 others;
A tel thickness of 10b feet of coal.
The site of the shaft was general! 12} feat
in diameter, ' but near the bottom i wis en.
larged t 0.19 "We t 1 inches. The abaft is lined with
'tirick,nine inches thick, with'stroiq vin of atone
at interveli of 8 yards. Anther sh ft of the
wip
Inane depth tie that just described 4 ow tw in ir i
inek ao en err Waft. The teal cost as $500,-1
000. i,'The enterprise," /aye the Ica on Onar.i
gine, r a ves riteceasfully completed by inning : the
iibich..Vine,, a fine seats, of coal, 4 4 &I' iichelll
iek,l and calculated to hist 50 years at 500 tons
\irr day." -We may infer lhirefore eh the grand'
, ),Neet of this Immense n44111181(1416 to Weeel.r
')pe the Black Mine Coal 4feet B}"i a iihick: .
In order to compare the ''costruf , ' hat upon
dourloner nOthritette t3lll WieWiirtil, W th the cost[
1
of shafting_ln the Eogliah coal Belli,. let ns ents.l
~eider the eitiey shaft at St. Clair, a erll Pottsville,
completed by E. W. McGinnis, EN., Sin now,ovned
sod worked hy 1.1 . Kirk is Baum. This shaft
pbegins above the Pritatoeenr Grey :16s Coni,Ded, l
assing through the following suecumi n otstratai
f i i
. • Thicktrega Total j
01 Stiwie. , Ilepth.l
. - Ft. lei . it. !a
50 .
I .
60 7
119
8 127
63 ," 180
15'', i . 195
Slate,.
'
l l'iimuwe
Grey Asti
Slate 7" .
ski:
White Ash OW. .•
it. Lek, I
Slits,
Ssral/ Om, Sea"
Slate,l •1,
&mutual Swill, • j
Slate , Reek, •
.Sere,, Foes
Whits Ath 044 '.•"1 - T
Slate, • c • •U.
Ifasuseth IVAN .litint:l4. 21(Batt
•
Bitch and Slate,: ' Sbal '
75-
. "
White Ath.Cual,' I
leyel.
in two
. rforttly
l y
a p 22.
iliohnn
genernl
Iront 100
4ny• fir!
,rei upon
•rann by
of cool
freight
ro bols
i
nt
bolt
4)
the ea4e
20 yard,
la meeting
• progreiks
mouth,—
were cut,
making •
4 51
18
i 44 ' 54
405'
. 419
m=.of 4f 4
) "s
619
„-...7 .7;:lirga,-.,:itt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,T4'.!..t..;” ^ . 4 W-ArT4 ,- .. , .. , •,, s, ••',.. `,-..,Ci 6 1 , , , A.AA 4 •1 ,- , , ;4•4•x-r• .11 , ,tv, • r._ - 77.4,
11
In ' iil -7 1 - ileith.of hafts aro futiod, . Lrketliti Inatoty . eloqd Trade fer 1 RISC
t e ..' ' I ;' " ' .2 4 : - POI , yolk se:ll4g oR riitAr67 last :
Likens Valley Call Co, i 1.091 IS . rut: s o ul
50.160 01
.
abort Uouttals 100 l et; 1 040 00- 4 0 8 4 1 0
. -.
.
. .'ll. la.
..
Rack, - • .. '.. 233:
Slate,..-*
.. . . - ni3
-;Cool. ' , • ' '''''. --- - ' '', '
-.-- -''' - it 8 .
'.
• Leaving St feet of workalde ecal. Dot rah ilisi.
ded into small_ unprofitable seams, but deposited
in 3 workable beds as ; !UM:wit .' • '•• • !'
Primrose, - • ~ . ' &feet.
nidates, •- • 'r'' . -' ''•. • 4."
U
\'Seven foot. .:. , . . • ' - .7' ~., .._
_.,
~ . 7 - w .
;lanamotb..:. • • - '-', - ',fi. is 14
kidenore, - • '' . •-• f • • •
Total thicker... '..ii ' i. •,. . 11-
With one icaception sill' them 12etis arvlatjei
. - than the Black Min* or the D'unkineeld pit,.and
tbewhole Series coutpttses the.mom Tenttihr and
productive beds' at 04:40,0110. dletWes. The
Veal M 4 nlinutb- h"ds .14-1 -o.t"Dth , ar 40- f leets"..*
jos than' eitefoti;ti that pf, lb. Week Mine its the'
'Dontiotield pit; could certainly . , send to the sae:
fate double the - .titillated 'gentility° ter die null'
Stine, or 1,000, tons per day, which Wittaii-d is this
eel Janne of those acquainted with the tardy shaft.
doe shall, than. asaseate 300 tone per ' 'day for SOO
r days, or 150,000 tons per annum for the English'
, mine, nal 300 : 000 tens per annum for the St
- .Clair mina, . -- • . - .• ' • ' '
• •
To pa,/ the 'utensil en the Engtish fovestmant,
nay 0 per neat. on $300,000,, would itopoof tnat
of 20 mace per ton on the product of the .mine,
01i:tuella At the hintereet on • the eost - et
the land. •
. - • •
The curt of inch spit as tbeiPaney,tishaft in
Schily!kill county, maybe tairtf_ estimated it
$75 Per lineal toot of depth; Making ftir the Omni
depth of 527 feet, ... I ' ' $39,525
Cost of. pumping and. hoisting engine', .
of . ventilation. breaker, amens, roads, • . - '
mad other oniside fixtures, say 69,472.
~ . • —'....—.
Total cost ' Slo6,eos.
No lining Is, dud for shafts in the.Seboyiklll
region,
owing tw he hard nature of the strata.
Theleterest.tio 'Ada cost .oritiao,est, ,, iir ss;."
INIII
000, ili,elrl4 to, a tax of" 2 'mans per toisoo the
product of the; mine.. The Dunkinield estate
. contaititi.l,263 l acret, en amount of coal land
which tttiold be purchased in the anthracite region
for $2OO pri• neve, soy $252.600, of which . the iri
,terest r, $19,156, Or very Jiitie over 5 cents par
ton on a product of 300,000 tons per amain' ins.
king the total tax an the product of the land.
necessary to pay • the .interest of tin ` '
purchase
money and the , east of fully - opening coal, 7
canto per:too. . •-. t .
,"-, -.—: -
Now, if a remunerative pri o can be obtelned
I i
for eons, there, .would'be , no ifficultr iii finding
responsible parties who wo Id contract to loam
such mines at i rate' of 30 . , its per tun, and to
mine the estimated amount n 1,000 tons per diem.
We may, therefore, Safely a n n that th e Lord of
the Manor - or Dunkinteld o old bare parelnued
and opened in the anthracit e reiriens of PonoB7l
- for a loss sum than w s spent in As open
ing ainee of tits Block Mine. a eon) tract equal to ,
his own and containing ten l in es us much • mark
etable coal as that eelobram bed upon his estate.
Twenty Ove;collierics weir as that at St. Clair,
or 1.0 collieries like chi • Dankinfletd pit, would
supplY the whole Present atithraCite coal trade of
Pennsylvania; this appears - more plainly- from
the.following exhibit of the eon! trade, for 1857 :
Total Tons. Averam
122 coins of Schuylkill Co., supplied 3.042,378 21,937 1 /
32 " ' Lelaigh Dlitrict 1,118,649 41.2043
12 ' " Shamokin' 2 , - 153,808 12.954
, 14 " Dela. sod fludson Co. . txu,e9o $0336%.
15 " Peons. Vail CO. ' 11430173 36.258
47 others to
Diotrirts WyoculngandLackatran
r 5
9
7,938
1008
ot .
3 Lykella Valley, abort Mountain &
Trevorton
215 Collieries. Total coal trde '5 , 6.671,603. :11.2-31
T ; broughont the whole, region there- wee not
Mngie eniliery which produced 100,000 tons per
annum, or 333 k . tons per day' for 31110 working
days. The overage yield of all the collieries in
1857, arms - 27,231 was sacp. Our opinion is that
the coal trade would be more - profitabigit the same
business were confined Ct rt sm aller number of
collieries, anti in a former paper werhaie shown
that the naturtl course of trade is likely to bring
about this result.
.The conclwion_of this article was crowded out
this week—ere Will publish it in our nest.
TITILADCLPIZIA COAL 34A Kit; 1 4 761 rent her '5, oss.
—The &Hawing are the cask prices fur . Coal) by
p
the car.
Schuylkill W. Ash lump. $3 30 ® $3 40
" Broken, Egg & Steve 330 km 340
- " / . 14 Mb, 3 50 ( - 4, 355
Lehigh, Luwp, . 3 624 ®
• Broken and Egg,,: 3 624 4
"
Stove. . , 3 75.
By retail from yard; CI estnut,S3 00 ®43 .23,
Nut $3. 25 ® $3 50,'pre ared SiViio ® 41,- 25.
NIIW YORK COAT. MARKHT, No,v. 4, 1858.—The
demand fin. the loell trade haeibeen limited the
past week..thebbusual mill weather 'restricting
the consumption, and prices are. b.. rely
for
;
our Muer is liberal, but the demo for 1101111Unle•
Wink purposes is improving, /milord notice more
doing for the Ersl. The improvertient in business,
ac reetre,to.l with tha,seine tittle list year,isAfery
marked, eat the ability' to bold, also to; get for-
Ward , supplies, is much better. We quote by ear
ps at. $3 . 75* ®-$ : l4 10 end for good from yard
Si 10 @54 74. rn For!ign there is little (loin::
end - priee favor the buyer ; we hear of Liles of
209 tons Liverpool Orret bn privets
tune.
Bostoit Coilit Market.'
(omm:fed Treaty rem lhe'Llostens thuner. 1.)
Catinvl. —• • • chat t. 11 00
Plearenetic, • • • Dune 6 —
rre 1, • - • • • , • wino
Sydney. - mine Mal 4 12 0 4 25
Melon,. • • • • mine 4 12 0 4 25
rictuu line.- • - mine ebel
ton - , _ 0 .4 75
do red meh, • • • • ',"5 00
1. • lump, - • - • • C 75 (w 5 00
lump. - - - • - 500
.10b0i lump, (Schuylkill) • • • 5 110 0 •—•—•
Lackawanna. • - 4 ? 4 b 00
5 50
BY TIM
Freights from Ritiontntnit
-New York, - •- 110 itridoeport -
Boston • • - 1 SO. Washington
Providenc e . - - I' e 7.•, Richmond -
New 'liven • • 1 '3O New B ee lfere
N umber of retoels In Port. 13—huts 14.
' — So hat iliclll . Cia 'tit Trade rer'lB4,S.
Quantity of tloal soul by Reamed 'and Canal, for the
week ending on Thursday evening. last :
ILAILSOAD. • CANAL
11.2)4 13 . 14.172 115
1.076 11 - ' l" 2.600 051
-.4. 12.925 04 . 20.855 col
1.617 14 0 lei et,4) 00
6,74'4 00 1 3,741 00
Port Carhon,
•'4.thiltytk Ili Intreo,
Auburn,
fort Clinton,
vt i As as
Tntorfot tllie Week,
Total Rail-end in 18'48;
" Gtual.. : •
Total Ay . .Canal nnAltallmad,
'Obipmeuta to MIDI parted last year
%rm.. TOTAL.
Dr Itottntid, • .3.1.453 lA
. 1.582.141 01
11y Canal, '..1.5,15t , 1 00 • 1,018,01? 13
Decrease In 1438, q raj',
===tii==lMl
Amnarst•Gasported autiug the/ost moult!?
, •' : roxin. • koritt... •
i l Union Canal, - 15.409 11 11.8.13 13
Swatara Railroad; 6.852 05 68.833 09
' --, --' - ,
Schuylkill County Italiroada 119.511 81
The following IA tfin quantity of Dial transpokind
over lb. differont Makin - old/1 in &buylkill County', kw
week ending on Th . nraday evening idol :
, • -
W .
, - %CEC IL.
TO.,
Mine Rill and& Raven R. R...35.3t 1 4 09 1 . 25 5124 12
Mt. Carbon. ,' -, 5462 15 153.025 t 3
Frhuylkill Yalta* " 0.709 07 150.926 18
Mt. Carbon & PLCarlion " 10.912 04 368.608 17
Mill Creek.„ •` 75.0711 19 413.865 17
Little S.buylkill. ~ in.oll 10 314.493 10
-.— —A
i Lehigh Coal Trade AO. 1058 by Canal.
For the week ending on Batuiday last':,
Leblzh Coal and Nev. Co., 2. 11,734 13 334,927 12
1). M onnuey and others, , 48 05 2,701 03
Spring Mountain Mines, 1,861 19 44,778 06
Cotentin., do ' 375 12' '12.810 05
Beaver Meadow Coal. i 72 00, ' 4,626 18
N. York and Lehigh Coal Cri,„, i • 530 13* -14.580 04
German Penna. Coal Co.. , - 958 05' - 14.261 15
South Spring Moontalo Coal, ' 538 01 12.674 06
North Spring Mountain, • 659'16 10.469 03
flatlet/wit Coal Co.. , ' 0,804 18 122,704 19
East engar Loaf Coal,, 995 02 27,19.,3 12
Connell ltidee, ' ' 1.477. 4 35 2,052 04
Mount Pleasant Coal, ~ , 024.13' '.14,758 09
,flock Mountain '3oaleo., ' -2, 22 4 00 . 59,275 19
Wilkelbarre Coal C 0.,” '1,296,18 • 28.0 . 4 12
Andeuriedooal Co.; ... I . 665 14 14,060 11
Hartford Coal Co., ; , ' ' 063'14 20.088 145
. .
..• .1 ---- ----
'Total. • ' • 50,6(111 11x,595.19
Lehigh Valley R. It. Tor 1868.
!o"F week ending ote..Saturttay last: •
•
, - , WELL. 'TOTAL.
St af t. Mlnett. (Wm. 11 . 11nes 4 C 0..) " 2.04 03 . 66,219 06
B. Sugar I,olf.(Parker & C 0..) ttr,.'n 19 72.7a7 14
N. York it Lehigh. (Taggart &Son.) 8:60 IS 31022 02
Connell Itldge4Bharpe, L. I C 0.,) 1.34 16 49.762 13
German Palma..- 174 04 2.919 19
Col.& B. M.. (RatclllT & Johnroi,) 1.1,109 14 1'0.194 06
Hazleton (A. Patera & C 0..) - ' 2.019 14 '77.362 10
N. Sp. Kt. (J. B. BaCroory & C 0..) 668 02 22,168 04
S. Sp..llt..(Del In & Dehanan.)
i l 2.783 19
Mount Planter t, • . 178 00 3,70 S 44
Part Lehigh.-- 97'14
,
, . ,
.
- ;
Summit. Mines, - ' 281 18
--, -:-----
.
Total, 7' . i 11.94 07 416.9101 19
4- • 30,671 11 777,593 19,
or the 'reek; , 42,39 i 1,194.902 18
Shipments to4ame period last year:
watt. rorst,.
1 " ' 1 8.176 OA 551.073 13
7,1.41 15 800,496 19
Total,
Ry Railroad;
ISM Canal,
Incisive In 38511. !p-ter
Piana..Cibal Colo iressit!Tradei.
Rte. •i ; 'rates..
far the leits"week, " it 0.731 2 ,1107:104 is.
Last Year - r; ' • .612.5i0
laeraeaa - this year, , 66,1ie 00 '
Delaware and Dadaeise - Cote Deal Trade.
For the lasj, week,
Last year, :
De^reesis this year,
Ire rotate* Coal !Croat, - far, *aas.
Yokoonek ending on noividay /not:.' • • - •' •
" lIRIL 1 * TOIAL.
S6lpied4Cortr„ 4,422 13 128.207'04
06Ippod South, • 10,404 Mr -' • 436,372•00
• :
Taal, t
• • 16,03316 !: 4C,070 01
Stapteatits ttifetaosefetleti Gut year
t TOTAL.
414iippeditiortb, 1.684 14 -172.630 06
311 IPP'ed S O O4ll, 3,411 01' • ' 132,402 14
•
Totiti. • 6,045 15 • • 444,1011 111.
Sbastolibe Coal Tradipr lead.
Ameant of qua Shippodirras Streeiokis,Coal• Repay
Op to :
for tile-P{l-6011111', .4,912 OS 07.239 wt
.4
• • ; • ISltaaaLl;a:Aiiirpst4.
Wilkesbarrit:Coal Trade, by
AMMO& trani9porteirearing The month or.fikpi4: '
• out. norm, Teta.:
fOr Sept, 7;0 Shipped 43.138:-
South 1,3t11,7 1 09 "Iid,OST
TO' af.,
232, 0 00 . 77.5.43
01,845 10
The above Statement Ix correct, tairen from the Ikmks
as ttiey stool ou the tuoruing of the 2d of tiosetuber, 1838.
CILSS. LAOSER, Cad:iv%
.4.0 met, and fuliscribed &fore Me, (Alf rhird day 'tl
_Vorember. A. D„ IssB. ACOB ILEED. J. P.
Pot try Ille. Norember 0, '5B 43.
PROCLAMATION.
WH g E t Ep
President
the t
. r t h
,Hon,
Court
o Cha
f c,,. r . !e n s
W.
of &hay/kill county, in Pennsylvania. and Just ios of the
several Couch 'of Quarter Sessions of the Pearl, Oyer
and Terminer and General Goal Delivery In arfd county,
George-Balm nod Bernard ReillY, Judges of the Court
of Quarter deli:dons of the Peace.. Oyer and Terminer,
and General Goal Delivery, for the trial of all +Aphid
and other otfen'ces In the Aid county of Schuylkill. by
their precepts to me directed, bare ordered a Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Gael Delivery and QUM
ter SeFslons of ',the Peace. to be 'hidden in Pottsville, on
the let MONDAY in Deceiving- next. st 10 o'clock, A.
M., to continue two weeki.
GRAPH.
tib'CLock P
Notice 1s ttnirefnre.her.3by given to theTomner, the
J. ekes of tlit3' Peace and pm/A.oles of the said eottnty
of Sehilratin, alga : Met/ are, by [bomb! pmeept s cam.
mended to be then and thele at 10 .'clack, in the fore
noon of-the raid day, with their ndls, records,
tinns, examinations anti all other rennoullaneas; to do
thus. things wbieh, In their FetbrilrOaik!CS,•lppertaln to
be done; and aininst the prisoners that are, or then shall
be in the gaol of said conety of Schuylkill, are to be
then and there to prowl:o4llkm se shill be just,
• 41`Gor sore as arnraenneula.'isal
41,A00 10
3.54 08
t0UPT . 104947.18
1 406.,4 ri
1.100. 2 / 7 26
.701I\ P. lIODART.
Sheriff's ( MO:Pottsville,l_ ,• Sheriff.
•
•• November 9.18A8. _ 45.tc •
Y. 11.,r4he Witnesses and Aurora who are sumurn'ed.
IA attend said Court are req'tdred to attend punctually.
la case of norpattendanee. the law. In such CZNE'I , Made
end protided, will be rigidly enforced. This notice le
'pobli.bed by brder of tbe.Court; those concer 6 ned 191
govern tbemiettes arebrdluttly.,
tool, 164,7 , 17 19 1 "
tons, '2,506.91215
70.161 18 zateek 14
24014912 J.
i,: - LIST'OFiLETTERS i
TLMAINING in the POTTSVILLt
~
No .
Pon OFFICE, eta Ler 8, ISIS. .
• Grime Peter Neulty Patrtilt
Auntlerlatt Fran.2Gorrell it NI/1194111 Robert
Anman W., I' Alttallay Ttt • Northy wituanai•
B Gorman Thomas ." . 0
. - ..
Beers James Greenfield WilliatutO'Melley - l'strick
Bohan A Hit O'Hara Petrick' •
ktke Hug Hartman 13% O'Donnell Patriek
wers Chan Rept', Betsey (Mater Mrs V'
lienteman vir 3 Helnorer Cathelnedllara Ellett 2.! •
Reuel-ton George ilowo C E O'Donnell Jainee
ltehlnyre Grorgele:ol!Yer Jinn*
Durdlek Jolla • )tunnel Jerenfl3b . Fir . • •
Bourke Jams Holy John anipPahner mush •
Beek Hannah hurley John, 'Parker Samoa 1
Mocker L W ilecitay John Philips David ebip
.11loom )1 J Herbert John Plutunon Thomas
Rennet Mrs Hubbard Jon
litayieg MA P Rottman John Richard Andrew
Bayed& Rubt Haddieson Lizzle Richards Mbs
Britton Samuel /lards Sire iluaaell jonatharn 2
Byerly Salome Ilehnbolt Mr Ries Theklia ablp
Bodle , Horatian Marty Its John
Bower William Hump Peter Robertkil liner 3
C Hunter Robert 2 Reynolds Michael
Caveadl Charles Hummel :31.11411111i Rowdentrush NW I
Colter Eliza Howard Thoytas SelgneTA Erb, ' I
Coughlan Eliza sh • j Ittmeman Wm J
CtIMInIInAP ilan'orahmea Jeunet sblpßayrkw WfUam
Cohan John • . Janus John it -
Coulahan John Johnson MantaretBhaaffer Christian
Cole John James Thomas II Spittle Elisabeth
Caper Mathew Jenkins Wm shipStlrling Edward
Coffee Mary . Smith Vrederick
Corrigan Patrick 2Kelly 31rs K Edw Skenk Frederick
Carr Philip Knits Hem , Shyly/ Rutty
Crulkshanka Rev ItKrebe John . • .Spaguencan
Cary/ :iamb Rear "'Seiler John P
Connell Titsetky Kitsmiller, StasseitSinlth John t
2
• Cowell Thomas Co . Scheme Jonath't
Crawford Wm - Kimble Thomu gtthsy 311rhael
‘ • SAint Mrs ,
Dougherty trldgetLyarb Sh i a Cath ila Usti
Dowling Dennis Lib. Mire Stallard °Hee II •
Drake KB' • Lloyd A Anthony'. Staison Sophie oh
'Donahoe Francis Leonard ElizabsthShurfrled iodine
Mania Franklin Lake Cremes Seibert William
Davey George _Livingston Hugh Smith WD , '
Davis' Joe ship .. • Shapann Wen T
Duhus•Jobn .LewisJohe • ghtpBhupson Win T '
Daniel Jeryl Lea Lukis T
Dhimau John Lehner L t Thanes Tbas .•
Davis Llewellyn Leib Williiin 0 Thongurianses
Donovan Martin LittishalesWgil TroleJohel
' Digger Mary - M . • Vaginae Farah 2
Dougherty Pet see Major Annette Thetas& Taylor.
Hager Virginia Marburger Badj • •to
E • . IlOiston David - Hmlarloit;
A'agiu Patrick Mervida „ Vaiderhl/1 Sally
deans David !debar James V •
Kaatnach FredeekMartea Jos ihipTailane• J K _
Ebert Isaac V , Merely Jahn do W• -
Evans 01 MathemiJane Wiwi* Clarbdter •
Elliott Robert * Maxey Jima Charles Waters
-F MarttJaeob • Wild- 114 w ship 2
Flat* tisane Myer John . ' Welt Jobs
Poly J Hyde, Murphy Mrs MaryWertz John
Morris Ram= Wittman' Vary
C, " Voitieey on .Tilneday Nab Patrick
Goldin Ann Myer Militate neon Rebecca'
GrIMMI Betilidnin MeMatuti Pitrkk Wal y Samoa
Gibbous CattualuelleGoYwn Owes , Watts, Thos Gros' Daniel AlcOlanam Friel-Wintergreen Susan
Ilbusudisi HIS Mc lonald E T Washington L Y
threenwoodJalfn kiceinnese.Cirlst - Y
Gray John , -; N Test Mary
Gertett Mrs Natigidlu &trick Z Zeigler Lydia
Mir Permits Inquiring - ear , letters on the above list .
will please lit advertbed:;_ One rent additional will be
charged for each letter advertised. • •' '
..j IMMO% Is. ACKER, Festaaster.
ai , 02104 1.181,570 07
1,184,20218
12. en 11
TOTAL
10,788 - 308.114.00
"-. 424,5:7 00
118.414 00 I
. . .
POTTSVILLE POST- OFFICE.
Arelvai•and D•piiireare
Ptilladelplna, Reading. liarebtergchttilbn:
York and Nintarn and databank. Slates, tyke tly.—
42name ati% A.11;83%481'4-, ArtivesAtlniano
• Way Mall balsam PanelMs sal PhiWOO* day.
- lames at 0 1 ,4 A. 114 arrtria at 1.1%
Camelia", Wiliteabarre, paseltia,..Wllll7port and
N
{,irt 4l s l / 7 . Clean at a% A. 114 arches at -S
:ort Carbon, Isecitrora an Tamaqua, Oat 3. Closes
St 614 A IL; arriresat 434 P.. It., incept Port Carbon,
which dirarissad asiteestwien daily. Cionsata,kniand
DM A. . Arrina at 7A. 11., sad 1731. ~
Treatort and Dosaidacia. daily. Ckweitat
1114 A. 114 arenas at 11 1. /Lousy& Ilhaeraviiie, whist
deports twist dig/. _Min at 11% A. M.sid 134.1'.11.,
and stritgas thwea daW.at7 and T 7 /L. sl,,and2% P. U.
You ulalA Spii,g,ftemoloi, Sunbury sad Voribar•
berlando4ll3.Gitiees at 1154-1. /L; antreint 3% P.
Osilifbrale. ma& gloiektlndlit and Mika oven mouth.
- Eumpesi sAiiMocARA
,TAAA4qAtid Aida, of aech
Week. -
ca ,
Oflpsau Ansa * 140 hi
.4iisaiihan, 214.
Oa P. 31,', MC AY. T.. AcitSit, P; /A.
Nfir OraCo44inlilijAhly . 9aBs7: fallemj
root; •; - c,
• Trevootes4 41,14 i ri z Vibe
For tbeweek. '2,161 14' €4,449 01
Menial Top C 404 4, Trod. 110/1)1411411. , •••
• • 'For the le4l . wok,' • 5 t 1744 15 - 111 MS 00
' lost yor, •
isirreue - 11441f1c;
i ' :491 11 .1b.,f0A, 1 1 Pisa tresi-2,
Foribilsits - ist, 5• 4. S i - 11,4141 , 10` 5521111_03
3 . 3 lieL•l.'llo.sl,ist'it6:l:
otos or. Toil sag. Trailoportstion na
• .foo.totio *AII. LOAD -
Prows/;*1oot Prose Pros' - )1404'606i./C'UVAOlerift-Ciilitml.
To alcbmonct,ttf-40 v 2o
To qdhura V. 01,1 .10.
B Pring "1' . 3.5 1, ."1 ,1 26 1 26.
kooding. • - 96' ' • SO 160'
Rates of Tall, by Csola.ll 265, the revisals.
Poo* 21., Memo. AS MAO*. S;Flsoait, ainlost.
To Phllad'o., 66 64 - s o
Brio*l4Wo.. 160 60,7 26
Sowristoov.. - „. 04 • '64 62 . 45
nood/og. 35 11
Rite* of Frolight by Canal.
Prom R. Cif Mt.' C. A amts.
.P 1.0616,..
To New York,. $1 45 • -$1 64) In 45 •
To - 6 5.; 6 0 66 I
TO Delairare ft02 1 2.,-70-L s tli 40 .
_ _ -„
, .
,
Rata. .1 Tail Oeteitagb- Canal, aes
-4. tt. - 4 coal; 4/.. (big!' '' •
_iwi l k. t .i n , t6 .11 W:r..5• .. At ' ' i 514," 41 2.1!,1
W. Haven to Bristol, , ; ..' &V 1 /
;Dnektiort to" do. "- ~! '', 64" .36 $9
$l. Moak and - P. 11*,..; .- 7. st ' . 2 6 ,5 $4
pirofigilito. -
.!, , ~. ni , thviloi. 111 , ..11,siladotpkio.
Whits Mimi • 'ild 93 . - SO CIO 4
'Lockport; ''i. . %Si ; •01 .
Peon 113•011. ' i • . • B 1 . . All
Manch Chunk, Li ; ' 15 ILO
. .
,f, . • • T'ai, Alley Yes*. ~
irlifteittrilli t)Noio Icorki- r -- - ' ' $1 ZS
linekeilit, id ~. -- 141
Penn Ilavin to do Ila
Manch Chunk to 40 ;
~ 1 10
The above freishte do noi Include the toll on Del ware
Division and Barites) gavials. ;
'
Rates •f To 'ad Trazispertatio
• ON Tilt LCItIOR VALI= RAIL ROAD.
Minch Chunk to Trotiton t • - • •$1
do lellsobet7----
-a!ixtrt
do Morrispao9 Da . sizt
. -- -
'Mates of Le, from Mauch Chunk.
Via Letagh Volley and . ttortherti Penn , Railroad,. to Muter street, Ybillidelphla, 11 71
Rites at:Valli y A 4 From Plaimrotior.in earner Clommany and luaa
cling. tang to Dauphin '& &toque. R.
From Millorrborg, to coo or OomPOD.Y.
Front Trovorton.
in ettriiif Torton Co.,
Front Sunbury ears gr Company and trein
. ding tout to Shamokin R. f:.
NEW ADVERTVENTS
11112110VIZO COTTAGE SEWING CHINE!
(never= 1e58.1
-,,2EWING• 'MIRE E • DIFFERENT
kJ liIND3 STITCII. using one or two thane:h. and
making a Rddl which will not rip even it etere fourth
/tacit to cot. It will-hem, fell. bind or neater, with
Nun! Acitity. and in Pcti4mple in Its tneehsulcal arrange
ments that cyty person:ll.am Irarn t 1 use it in an hoer.
By thie,..tlachine any fabric can be mewed. from theft:met
cambric. In the beartest leather, with either cotton, slat
o, linen thread.
•
siePrleie, from *IS to s4o.liit
AGENCIES will be inniated to responsible parties on
the most Ilbersble tettii, by addressing. (Inc/gating One
stomp,) WILLIAM C. WILL.MAItTiI. General
N 0.4 South (SLUG Street, l'hipsdelphla.
November 6,'66 ;. 45-6tenw
- - STATE • :
OF THE FARMERS' BANK OF
COUNTY, on, Thursday. horember
4th. 11648.. •
Ceyital- - a - slo'o,ooo
• ASSSTS.
fills dlFtountad and loans,
Revd Eotate.. ;
Gold 'and elirece*.
Dos by °the r na nka, ,
liotri, of other bank.
.; TATIBILITI;8.
Due to Depos!torx.:' , . : • .$43,i04 23
.. ~ Other Banks; 11,299 tall
•• " Conaanfiwajth; ' - *• 2 4 34
Notes itrelrcelationi 69, 00
f— 10,0= 28 certify lite above 'statement to be rel. as taken
from the books of the Bank. If END I+AVLOIt,
. &men and4rethicribrd before me, tf Pre , ident. ,
JACOIS HEED, J.l•. f Nov. , ~ ,
45.
- - •
• • STATEMENT
()Fs THE 'MINERS,' RANK OF
l'irrreil LLB In the County of Schuylkill. as re.
(tuned by thn Se -ond Section Of the Art of the Better:ll
Avienibly of this Cocnnionwealth, approved the 13th
day of October. A: D.. :
Anieunt of !sans and Diprnunts,
Do Spechiowurtt b 7 the Bank
in vault,
Do'Llue by other hanks, .
Do :intr. ,of Ober Banks.
Do Checks of ether flank, and
Curti drafts,
223,704 36
-Loot Miners' Rank Noto% In
Bank North America, Phila., 7. 1
~%0 0 0
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Do lutes In Mei:Winn 293 115753 ::(i 443 00
LnAs A niOn Mi. :in. Arai. ithilla i . 78,960 00
I. , - 214,70.5 Go
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Do DORosll4s. 178,8Ar19
Do Duo other banks, -. '23,211 91 -
Terthois of 11
eq.; 'aro.
VANTMOINIr ..NORTON:Ii CO
"AL1 1146 IX I IIIItiTi QUI.X#I3 a, I .
REO ARO lit ITE - ABR COAL.
rsnii dewkinialaitoda. - ,;.
OFEICSB: 03 Libfr slooksewirtirk•-,
/akin Itir64, 4 latiton, '
,_
WORE LARD COA L.
\ 'disc, jo t , Aj*/314- 03! i!lie , ..'
relay Coat omit Narigaiion Coiaparty.
October M. IS - 1 ' • ' a'
*a rrs. ABU. RED ASO and TREMONT PCIIIJYLRELL
COAL; FRANKLIN COMPANY'S CUMBEW
LAND COAL. al '
so HAZLETON LE..
...
11 Olt COAL. • . .
{217 Wul at itnlett nin*di.loll'4. •
•
OFFICES: 4 Nirw roe, New Wile, '
17 Dosie street, Boston. .
' ' October 16.'58 i ' ' 42,
, .
.„ • . ;.. efer Rh. 3. . .. .
, .
.: OGLE 4 l3Atridl -at C 0. ..
.
• 111:gafit MED BRITTEN; OP,
1 2 1.41.X:MIE4CMC" COAL.
' First ty lasi* I Red Ash Chat.
No. 113
l oc
Vela* la rge-Philadelphia.
OFirICSS: No. 11 doe tree. Bogtoo.
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No. 166 proadway, lien Turk.
October 30, 48 6 44
atats If P. 31:1 IPPNROOP, deceased.
)eN TUESDAY EVENING, 9th of
Nreelnir . r. at 7 . 4'eMek. will In mold at mile,
at t PA MMKIAia Mating, In Bus Meath pnrobastry
437 shares Mack Bread Mountain Cad Company.
776 abates Wyandott Oral Company.-
Plithatelphta, Noteditur a. -45. ft
THOS. . EVANS 41k. CO.,'
NV 0 V
ide. 1.p ..4 theisjrktfiuy r
,that they wi m v. h
o e
.
open at their New tltte. the largest and most variedness
onranent of Lodi en Droop Goods , they hare ever
offered. The, stock Isienostly of their own importation,
having been ,oeleeted, personally by one, of the firm, in
the prinelpahnorketin Znrnpe. at loch ,pricer as will
enable them td sell o 4 the cant reseonable tat tan.
SIZE DEPASTICENT..
Brocade", pace teelitobeg double .lope, Robes two
flounces, Plain. F4gfin4ll Plaid. Strlf ed, ie., with a full
ornament of ttlael6tillke of all kinds. •
•
. .
Particular attention has been'nald to the selection of
thisgtecki and it Tip , be found etenplete to Its assort
ment.
SHAWL DE:FARMS:RT.
India, Stan, Itordered, ereneh Cantimeres, Printed'
Proebe, Longend Square Wonlen Mantilla ke.
•alt.tt a full stoek'of all the newest idyl. of Shads Ito.
ported this seanon.
CLIME DEPARTMENT.
Cloaks inain and trimmed in the infest Paris style* ,In
raw:7. morn, PLUSH, PLAID MM . , 4C. •
. .
The ,lock this &Asap is expensivs, sia., ,, ,ant and fashina4
able.'
8:22,53S 21
lo,Ouo 410 ,
14 11346
•
&MEAL DRESS GOODS Dmitznaurr.
cuiunire.; Mouslines. Valencia', Poplins,
Falb) de Chin... Velour Poplins. Chintsen. with ail
the netnentlabrien ituporte4 In thin line.
$15,931 73
t /.93t 00
17.836 73
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MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT: 1 1 . .
B.niNctiOtlf, lamp.. Cloths. alpaca-, Velour Poplins,
Niousilues.Thihets.yalenOas.Crapes. Collars arid Sleeves,
ke., with an entire tuck of all goods suitable fur mourn.
log. '
'MIMEO EBY DEPARTMENT.
1........ E t ta. Colter. .fleeves. Insert inas„Edgings.'flottn
ri eg. Cap.. TlerlbsCapes. I..ilev es. Silty', Skirt.. ae., `with
alull IttAtntineti I 0 Einbrnideries of all kinds, ludo : dog
lt.i .
.
all the latest Ihris Nord:4f. .
1:6,3213 id
HOSTPY DEPARTMENT,
A - complete lint of tnelleh Itorfery, toy LAents, Ittaire4,
tivirs AM) entttatti wtit he tottud, of the beet and moot
a pot, m . t.11 =Atm. i ,
' T: W. E. .it Co- confidently invite inspection of tbete
ttrrl:, as feel ti4urell it will l'arnrahlyeotapare with
any other -0 aeaot t tment,atyle , w ivied. . ,
813 and 820 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA:
Novethbet . 5,1 1 4te:Ntt
$544,165 64
$ 74 .OSi 52
112,4138 40
15,42 u u 0 I
SHE IFF'S SA.LES.,
akario 44
,
SHERIFF!SISALE or REAL ESTATE.
11Y VIRTIUE 'of ' sundry . :Writi . of
I Lora rid Faints" and • t'eadtikaaii - ExPolar. issued
eut'of t'os•Court af 'Cowmen Pleas of Schuylkill Count
,ty, and to me directed, there will be exposed to Public
male or vendee on ) ,
Sat Imediari r Movegmbitir ATe be 1191:1B,
W •
rat 10 irt in 4 , toreriocut, at the Public. Ileum. of
Jenne. altull. C napeteatt - 11oese,)-In the Sorownh of
Pottsville, //shoe:MEI County, the Mowing described
real estate. to wit!: . • .
All the twenty-three tiro handled 'lnd troths ,
parts of
him, the mid PETER MAISON, of and 19 the Ores fob.
Doering adjoining tracts of Coal Lands, containing to
gether nine hundred and nlosty-four acres and thirty
perches, and ai kai ante of six percent. foe roadede.. seta. ..
ate now partly In Chet and partly In New Castle twin
shirr(foraterly in he township-of NOTWPOZlllandSchttyl
klll),ln the Conn yet Schtryhtill, bounded and diecribed
am Nimes. to wit: The first M . which beginning,at a
chement oak. the cc by Itpd of Henry Gettleand Philip
Wauoiter north lity•sergo degrees. east two hundred
and ninety.sevett::: a bait perches to a poet, north
twenty-three de west. sixteen perches to - a post.
thence by land uf Gettle and Waggoner and vacant land
north sixtynineldegrees snit three hundred Sod thirty- '
three perdue to pine, thence by vacant land -north .
twenty-three degrees west ninety pen-baton white oak,
south sixty-fire degrees:west one hundred, and. thirty.
gee perches to al pine,. north twenty one degrees seat
twenty.d;or perebes tore corner, south Maly nine degrees
west four hundtwd and alatit.tot, Porch?* to,. a Phis:
thence by land: late of Christopher Wagner. now the
second of eald tiac
ta e and ;land of Leonard Reed South
.one degree east 4001 y-four Perch,* tea. •bfte oak, and
thence by Vacant land math twenty three degrees east
fifty-two perthe to;the place of..beglnulug. containing
four hundred m ild twenty-one..acres and nee .hundred
and .114.0t0 peObessud allowance of six per -sent for
nosits. , . I. , ',-
'The ascend of ;which said tracts beginning si: a post.
thence by laud lits of Henry Oettle,now the third of /aid
tracts. month 'eighty-fife dimmes east • ode hundred and
Piety-&4lr perthea toe pine, math twenty-three degree',
east'imeemteen jperches- to a ittone.thenee by. land of
Leonard Reed Mirth elghty-nlee degrees mat iflfty-fonr
perches ter a f•toOte, thence by the that descrtbo tract of
land and recent land north five degrees:Cast one tun
dred and ferty-eight and a half pert-Matto a stone, thence
by vacant land north eighty-live degree, weatltwo bon.
-deed, and. twentylemen[and one-Magill perches to a
stone, south five depees west one hundred 6ad three
perches toe corner. 'uit h 'eighty•flve"degreis( east four
perches to a pine. and 'smith '.fire degrees. Omit sixty
perches - 4o the place of beginning, containing two jinn.
' dred Ititailandeishttperrhee end - anoints-et six per
rentfrii mods. 1
And the third of which said meta ,beginning at A
poet. thews by buid sin Toyed:to William W. xenerand
claimed by Jamea-Dandak, and latal of Lent and Reed
north hoe degreix wrest one hundred and nine perches to
• a stone, thence ,lio second of said tracts north twenty.
three (Iterate erst aelenteen Porches to, a pine, th e n, e
by semiarid vs; ant land north eighty-five degrees wept
three hundred-and two perches toe pine. thence by land
of John Meyer and Company south thirty-one degree*
WePttwn hundried end nineteen perches to a Mone, south
enfe degree sestiddeett perches to a stone by a-pine. and
- north eighty-tbtee degrees east four hundred and nine.'
ty.tive perthes to the place -of beginning, im'a Marling
I hreehnndred and fifty-one at/Bmnd twenty perches nod
allowance of FIX per cent. Inc made. tr. The premises
above demribeing the same which wee conveyed to
the said PETE t MA VON bY'iwo separate indentures,
I/
one of them f m Sarah ii. Kinsey by indenture dated.
the I wenty third day of December. A. D.. 1810, recorded
In Schuyiklll (inutile In Deed Durk No. 26. prigeBB3,dc .
:wherein sevenfoeu fifty-sixths thereof wax 'granted and
conveyed onto thitrten mill 4. 31orrie Patterann and the '
sold PrrEit M I AISON. in fee. n containing one thon
g:lnd one hundred and fifty-three acres and one Fundred
and forty-nine perches. mnrnor lese. and excepting rut
of mid rant st plectiof land conveyed to John C. Offer
man of threm.ierea , nd aim all town iota in the town
of New Castleorlde had bein sold or etynveyed with
the righte appartenitot thereto; and the ether of them
from Timothy's. Bryan, Administrator. ke, by Inden
ture dsted - thei2.6th day of -December,. At D, 1848, re
corded in Set4.4lklll C 'linty In Deed Rook ,No. 7.2, page
32. te conveyed me unto th e meld PP.TIlit
MAISON onertxteenth thereof, and. the said PETER
MAlSONAmtblaince void and conveyed certain portione
-.of said otnesistecoth with the appurtenances; as the
property nt, PETER MAISON. • • •
• AI" AEI fttst rerts'n tract of land. eitnate In Wayne
Mr 'whip. lobby -11(M County, hounded by lands of Daniel
K• Reed. Wm and George Schaeffer. John W. Rego,
Esq.. helm of 'Jamb Yeast. direaard, 'and Drown and
fluntalnger,containing 26 ernes . and SO% perches. 04
thettobocps,- With the appurtenances. tonslattottil
of a onaitorl log dwelling house and a frame
torn; se; thel property of JACOB SCHAEFFER, I --- ----- I , Boo'
with notice tel Jacob Hain, terre-tenant. -
Seed and
6ii
''',- Wm Alt that certain lot or piece of ground. situate In
i the no;nughf A ebfand, Schuylkill County, bounded on
the north by arbon etreet, on the west by hat of Jacob
Shnnisn. on e tomb by * 5 , 1 feet wide *Hey, and on the
t t
east I y lot ot. be heinrof George Morrili;deceased. con
'bitting in - whitb 25 fret. and In depth 12.5; feet, with the
eppurfietancet, totialsaing of a two-story. frame
deentrer horme,i with stone basement, with
store mom mithe first floor, and a 1% story frame
kitchen atom ed. and a tratne stable; as; the property 0
ABRAHAM BLASE. -,
• T Al" MI tbat certain lot or piers, of ground. situate I
z the Borough of Schuylkill !buten, Seintylkill Count
bounded,onhe north by lot of George Mayberry, on th
exit by an al ley, On the smith by lot of 'William 11ml
and on the West by Dock street, containing in width
feet, and In depth filet. More or leas. With the apps
finances. rensisting Of a one story frame. dwelling
home. with I basement story of stone. and a one
story frame kitchen attached, and a Dante stable,
as the propetty of AMUCK WALLACE,
Alen. All the right: Utle and interest, of Was. F.,Kite
en, ot, in, suit to all that certain lot or pleas of po
atone in the,Borough. of Cremona. Schuylkill County,
bounded on b e north by Front street. on the east by lot
of Asides. orticeer, on the eolith by Coal Street, end on
the west by, tof Ussery Hazel; containing In . width al
i
feet-and in deoth MO feet, with the appurtenances, con
sisting ot slvecestory fremedwelling bone, with a
store room tin the first floor. and a two story brick
back-building thereto - attar-het; as the property
• WILLIAMt. KITCHEN.
Aloe, AU nts right; title' and Inteteet orliainnellt.
Dicksom Mt, n, and trvall'Ektil , derteln-: lot or. Pienrof
ground,• Athol* in the Borough ef.Febnyiklli Haven,
'ttehailkill IlAunty; bounded on, the south lb's. Firot
street. on the wwM.hy.lot etCherhi Leader. mitherserth
by i 16 feetivrlde alley, and on Um test by lot of Caroline
Christian, containing An widthati fret and In, depth 140
feet, with ' the 'appurtenances, eensteting or 'a 'tiro-fury
.atema dwelling !mum With atone basement; with e
two-story frStme kitchen with tonne basement at. '
ladled thiligo, and a brick stabie; as the proper
ty of SAMUEL R. DICKSON. - • . k . -
Atom, Alldhat certain ten-story frame dweliinea
bouts witbta atone basensent story. kltneta On the.
. west eideot Perdu a ltret. tn. th e Ilorousb::0C St.- - .. A
MILLINE.RV.:
CiaitiViatityOrScilnytkitkaditlitling on the north the A .
• propertj nfJebti Minivan, and an the *oath lb. planar ER I ' L 6 . i l B
ty of MartliilleDennob containing in front 17 teet, and . above Arch.. P mil-V
In depth Z) feet. end *helot Cr piece of ground and cur
Maga appurtenant ; as, the property of 'IIIOIIIAS MO',
tiAtf,(Cattwalhider,) . . . „ .
Jibta, Ali that certain tract, at piney; of noel land. sit i . .
eta ha Fremont township. Schuylkill • Calmly and so e '' .s eesulaYilnaiti,_9 l 7• 4l Y: ll4llll2ta r —leal : lm b talla l :Tie rc liktzs L tiaadild6Cr.hi l lia i lf i a tear blegrt'.lnit l Ys' i i l
, On ,
- 1
Tepid en iortaopto Jobe Philip Lestme.and *Jobe o b. 'of tgoodaievadi " m "L' eb i .5..... 7 -V: , ; ' .. . ' n yr
ier. homin i d-data July litit. liO3. Mfd.bounded -by 1 ' : mottid tali etleatd to ...a ••••—• , ..._I. N A moan ins ha ~
surveyed in the tiattlea of John . Ember and Peter 1 1 1._ . . . N.M. — Triatiws- R il 4 "" asA I:7 ' to 0116144 Cr4'l7'
en the aitak, atni Philip be Haas *th the west, andl." o l oa ' • .. aarßouses,wschet an 4 == U. 43-70 -.--
.. ~ [OOP '
lug on the branch.* of Lotter* 7 Creek, end 'iwi:, i n a.- A,...t...
Creak,* ,mains Eur hundred and all aieves l4 A Noe ' i n
,fti i stai4 os9 - -
1
since cf six per cent. be the saute More or lestbdq• %IL; .. - aritn mantling to igskißri ctif tfit e gwit ap s matoordott
tialreamOnsusises which John Ci, illainro th 0 0 .,,,F7‘.., „v i, „d d na r aarnst, see au
his wile bp their Deed granted and ponmaYed "ii i - Di e ,. i'' Londe.
. ,
'Loose, in Sai, recorded in &bayll;llJ' Couuti
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#•iteadi Lt '4 ibi fl -Eiii,:at
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.r 1111416 A.
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rsz tut QUALITtIif OP
PUBLIC SALE.
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TYLER.. STONE ' C 0.,:
;
, . : a..eitad Wiilto Aoli
80NUYLICILLAND LENICIr COALS,
ft. ~,,,
- 1 nosers ezzar..ctizemit,Axa coia..
. :. . 115 liraiant'sonme. 11 1sit*alphia. : ' •
,• ',OFFICES; V Sraptilotton Italldint' l'Fariapiii, '
, .. teillenadosY:EsstlStk '-': 1:i ,d
.; )tf ; -
..... PI a NO: .. Pug T- MC II lit . ..: •
October la, 38 .
.. ':,
. -1- ' ' - - • 42- . " . '
RierSe. ,
• 1 LEWIS Rani
, • . suite Atto suireso
Otsfs tbr ad. by (I. CM°, ths bat q mattes of
RED AND WHITE.ASH COALS.,
. Also, pracau sod .CC1111.F.41....1114 D COAL. ••
WHAM? NIX If t 111C11 3104 D.
miTTena •
I MS Walnat. street, Phlfsitehtllts."
- 1
10 Esobsogo arca,
October le, 68 . ,1 ' 42.
Pier No. 7.
JOHN R. .yrni=it.
smprre OP
, • - ig .176 10
NO. fit YOB
if No. Ste Walnut itreet, Philadelphia.
OFFICXSt , No; $OO WiPit Th lal ern"'11!; ?, TolL
Octobttf; "
nook,' NO, nowt.; , ' ilsith theisppurtenanmen
consisting of 2 . • ' log theellltum bootleg no
the Willett,' of JACI l tiOn2lit ' ' 1 • • .
dts•,dtli that emitain•Mthollit Chaeoh bt n g land
lot of or cartilage appirroorist i i =
Arcata on thestnitte west eonterof Illirenth mimic
and Walnut *AMR in the llotongh et Addend: 1 *
the said bull ding'belnit et sated of hetet, about V. feet In
height. containing in front, on W,atnnt street , 60 feet.
and eau/tidbit In depth along inimenth street t 5 feet,
with a Web addition of 12 feet Is denth.lnd the lot ne
piece of ground and marinate appurtenant Medd build.
log. as the property of the Right Rev.JOIIN N: NEW
SIA X, Afghan or the Messed Philadelphle. Pa,, owner
or reputed owner, and John ILJainerr4tontreetee. I
Afro, All that certain lot or -glees nii ground, situate
In the Borough of Pottarillmitebuylkllleannty, bounded
and described as !Ohara: , Beginning at a post owner
th Andrew Mortintees lot In the line of '',Corweglan street.
es the same wan originally bid out, thEree along =ldiot
north 30 degrees mutt 120 feet to a pop tore turner . to
Emus, Mortimer's lot, thanes atone Id lot , south'Bo
degree,. west 42 lettro the trod lino o land now or late
of Unrd'Pattereen and Abraham P on. thence slime said
line tooth 21. degrees east :20 het to he north: line rat
Norwegian street akwesald. end then 'along sold etrteet
north 60 degrees east AO feet II inches tri the place oil*.
ginning, being part of lot No. 72 fn raid Patterson and
Potee additlon lo Pottsville. with the appurtretri
mires, ronslatlng of aim:l.story bale dwelling.
house and a frame stable.
Also. MI that certain lot or piece of ground. situate
In the Borooth of Pottsville. r eh nylkil Monty. bon nded
on the north by Norwegian street. on the east by lot of
Rosalie Macdonald. on the south by • 21 feet wide alley
and on the west by the Greenwood is ate. containing in
width 25 feet: end In depth 2.4 fRt ; as the Property of
/
RIM AR D RINDS.
Also. All that certain lot or piece 4 eround, %Duals
In the Doroueh of Tamaqua. Stebnylklll County. on the
east side of Pine street. fronting 25ant on mid Pine
street. and extending back to We lte r street MO fret,
,bounded on the ninth by lot of IV it.' Leh& on the
math by land of the While Estate. nit the east by mid
Walter street. and on west by et idllne street, being
part of what beetled the Riddle Eatide. with lite spun r
tenants& consisting of otwrestory I rime dwelling-a
bowie, with stone basement , frame carpenter shop .2:
sod (mu, gabby; as the property of DAVID T.
ItiIiDESIAN. . \
Ain,. All those two certain root miner ludrinti of
rrnund. situate In the Borough of At. Plate. AehUelki/1
County. 'bounded and described' as follow& tntell.: earl,
of solid lots are 2) feet In width cod One hun.Dottroet In'
depth. end are the westerly-half parts of -lots market In
Ittpthe's au btlitithin of his St. Clair lot • It Ith the n u tn.
bers 7 and 8, being subdivision of lots number fit' in the
general plan of Pahl town. /rmattrri it, front or weiderty
ity kecornt street.on the Peer by the other hatven of mid
-.lots number 7 and 8. northerly by primerty of Ludwig
Optetman, and rout hotly by property of D. Arnold. &Ph
the appurtenances.,cotielstine of a two-stpry frame
dwelling house with atone hapetnent, II tWO 4tOrY
frame dwelling' haps'. ell h store tuner on thefficat
Boor. a Da lUP ',Aldo and a fra nto sited;
.a. thiproiterty
of JOSEPH SCIIIMT3IA .N. (
Ale, "Si. much , of theltallroldnf j i the said; the Villa
delpl.l.:anjl Sunbkry Balboa,' P.. m 3Tl*. YU , I. enntOined
between ate intrrseet lon with the otentiotruf the Mina
I fill ami Schuy 11. ill !been Ha i 1 ros Company. nY men
tioned and designated hi two eerta n other, Mortgages.
recorded in the. flecorder's Mire f Nortinftuboland
County, In the Stitt of Penneriv.inia, one :or them in
Mortgace Bonk Nh.s.'pages (732 Le-rd theother of them
in 'Ant/race Book No. 0. pager , 277 .I.c- and I its eastern
' terminus in Schuylkill County wit its rorporate Inn.
chives, prielliges and appurtenant. and Also all the
sa
Deal Estate belonging to the id. t e Philadelphia and
Ennbtiry.liallroad Company. or in which flub' hate any
paid, chars of Intermit." situate In Schuylkill Coenty.h,
the Slate of Pennsylvania: as Clio prop,4l, of THE
Pill LA,PELPUIdt ,AND SUNBURS. RAI LlitiAD CON.
Pa \Y'
Atm. All that eertain farm or Say( or land, situate in
Washington tiinishtp. Schuylkill County . bounded by
lands of Conrad Itelettert. Thom. ttereer.ldped. Jona
than tibias, Benjamin Hummel, P ter Kterner r e d MP
r;hael Frits. containing 130 acres, ore Ar less , with the
r l .
atipurtenaheep. ron'phttiug of a twoettory atone
iiidie lint bottie..with tosetnefit, log mitring
hones. and vlog barn with tone ta.e.
spent.,n 1. 1 4 story frame Me Bing b ne r .:
and a stone carpenter shop;
Nett' and the ri and
et
privilege 40 use the mw, mill on th hind of Pala Sot'
tin. (late Salome Opbertoow lute riled with Alathiwo
Solon.) during Stolidity& Tnewley r i and Irfdneedays. Of
ea
each and every week , with the e nghta and under
the same omditlons, (hat 41dani Gehert. thi, former own
er of the above deseribeti pVeralses, tend and enjoyed the'
MM.. . . 1 • • . '
Alan. All that certain lot or pl of grnd. 'Vitae
in Fillmore Township. Itehnylk II Con ty. bounded
Dort h-weat Wardle by lot * of W i ll a B. Itandr. vierth.east.
z.
elk
intent is.
wardly Iry Tnipe hociten street.s.outhemstianily by lot of
George W. Matchin, Km- and southweatyrarilly by an
.
alley. contalninr s in width on Tnipshocken 'street,
feet. ana rxtendint. L I
n depth of, tt et *Nth snuth
wtsrdly one boodrs.rl and--- feet. more as the
property fl ISAAC SOTZIN. deem w.d. In the hands of
Adam Ilrnwn and Luny Sotsin. Ad tnrs. &e.
Also. All that' ertmin farmer trset of land. Rituals In
Weal Penn township...S.4'oy)% 111 County, hyoun.j
,sded by lands of ikitnerd K. M. Kepner A'
k .rmanuel Jamb Rerr..T i osepti
With and Christian &weasels-deceased,
containing 49 acres and 53 pereht mora leas,
the appurtenances., consisting of a mystney log d weignlt
homy, and a frame bank barn with stone fbasern ent ;
and properly of DANIEI, MACH. j I ,
Map. Airthat certain fain or tract of !arid: 141=W In
the Borough of Antrim &buy lt n tyJboutt.
ceded on all i/des 'by Janda of !Annual li.andal
Abraham .H.,3loyar. containing 11 lam*.
ore or less, with the appurienanAns. eon-
'siding or a two.ilt.ry Janne ,dwelling house, wilbjo , "":
meat. mud a 1 11 ,4 i
story tram. dwelling house, wi th i r haa.Y.
Went. frame carpenter shop. And . a log stably. -
A LSO. , All that cettalrt farm nt tract of land, situate In
Soulfi. Mayhem 'township. Schuylkill County, fboudded
by turd of DeWitt Fagot. Thionat Christ , Ihntet Kis
w. I
John Fisher and of hen. rontalnliar 110 sari.. lona. or
loss. wlth ihr appurtenances. Cooshding of a I Ftnr,tl log
dwelling house, and log stable: aa;the property ofIIEN.
ItENKEfI.•
Seised and taken in execution. olnd Trill
Mold t-
J~[l\i'...llollAßT.l
Sheriff's Ofllre. Shen,:
. Nnyetrawr r 454 t
l i nt S 1.1.1N0 Qv ALrtilgs or lia2,ll49lert IIOL• t
LAND BIiTEIIS. AVEDEc. CANADA. June 30, '54.
We - hake no doubt it .iii soil well. herr. Send
us 1 grtee. JOIIN MUSSOS .t CO.' .
MoNTaltAt. CANADA. JOU(' 1. 1854. •
Send ue 2 gro,e lite • tioee's 'Rlland Bittersz•-•
We.srant a medicine of this kii.d in oor Markel.
JOBS BIRKS A CO.,
f • Jted:eat Mt& lb
k •• •.
SAINT PALL, SI ilt;ta. , TA.l
There is quite te ready sale berm for your Rot- • '
have's Holland Bitters. W31.i11. WOLFF,
per 11.1.1. PEARSON'. 7
' Ilownevsorro, Ps., bee. 25, 1956: '
' Sind me 3 dozen more 'Startlers's Rolland Bit
ters. I. will remit tat receipt of samelt. . C
.1. PATTON. '
LEWIsTOWN, PA.. Bee. 24,•1856.
Send me 6 dozen Ilperhave's Holland Bitters st
IL 11.-will retail, less 'dieeount. •
CHARLES BIT
.., WaLt.tiounn, VA., Nor. 1, 18 6.
rov77-71- .
, Send me another hos. 3 dozen, Barbers' linl.
t•r„; PUBLIC SALE. i- - l And Bitters.. It is taking the feed he
rre of ell •
PAPER!!! : -subSyrihef *ill ,
_Oar at i l Ubile Otber. Bitters. WM. H. KBR. ...
) 1.,
,5 tiers Cont - „:
-r• en gstitrdA(i.lNovember tHh. Ilse. at the 1: • • li: oue PA Felirtillry
. ~, 4, 1857.
110 . ..00 of Daniel . oho. new 4 itleetowe.lehuylitlll i '' Please send up, per eireeee. 6 do „ n Bo i r h ar e i . •
13111 l'apets, must re l . the folkosl:ng deeCrlbcd Kenn____ Eatate.,V.2:
retail. at • lltillettd Bitters. We are entirely oat.
Acres of hatrid. 'Duets in 171111 town hlp.
I C. A. 'MORRIS A CO. .
'dl3l4ll°4'llBl"reaYlklll.county.labontA miler. tom Ringtewn.
'. •-'
.... ..I I% mileoltont thef mtswbeli Itnitrood'; ad. LOWISITILI.E. KY.. January 29. 1657.
..._.
••• aloe binds al Colloid FM*, David itchrig. .„. 1 We have greet many call. for yuur Bat. bevel?
' tow 'owe Sengidy ond ntbro..l .Ibereoh 0 erected al - Holland B 01.1 would like to hose ths
aMoot Steam' Salt IBM. - Ifeornino.liOsia Dwellinir - ,
kitchen and eerere,. sgedi• _ • 1 ‘ ... .M• SPILL . " ER A " 1 1l
.HI be held at Pothodll Ir'''SD. t nott;o,) two tenant bonaell. and all ncreilatiy ent l , „.
L‘ 5 A A drO ali ti b rt ß ed .l7ll- Co p tir 7 l 01 : :(.;( - ; 1"1
meaty of Schuylki/l. on )10S bit I klieg/. Abmit 110:Aeres of : kao &two !WO. Well i 11311.! •ME (MANTUA EDUCATION:4I ttttt . Ilyyant . a
belrehat..,l4:lfialleereee-t(tilnelpeat twredBlll.llsngdomathidie3i!:7l,l pertly cleared. TNs :
§tratton seem to hove taken this department; of ‘ .
O
c6k
in
the
Cit"l"3
Cr"ek
""e'lbr4gl34 t t ill b e e ga w m ho L te or in 'deeps, education under their especial contra). By'
4 - PLEAS a e.
...4u . I
I t; suliteruigtisrcehu;;lrs.AdNadnitrato
, cotn i. tr l ie s n A c Arc e- at i l ,D ri A 'r m lec i, k, P.
, chain of -Coliegea established iti seven of our
. DAY. r114•.s , " .
T etdd*". 1 8 58, at 10 o• ' " I , • l' .11eadkog Pied 011ies. ''- principal cities they bring within Ibis reach of all •
one week. • P. F.-PWWWIM wishing to tleir. the stoke property.,
Sheillre Office. Pottwrllle,l
October =0553. - " w m,...._____• lic 'l i "will phase call on Jainea Ler/146'100re on . the prolix& ' th at Itti"l'ilAlla and duel 11 is Witness giattera
_ __• 1 f, ,' ' - i• ' fOcto l 23, ' 5B 43,-41" '1 which all feel the value, hut ottidalt few awe. b
' ' __.-------------f•-•"-___.---- •
--,-(jriiißD - . . , .13 rewrote been. able to attain escept sitthe cost of
ArTo all ,watiling, germs, sire adoettiorinint of flaw- .
0 1 ..• mouton loull. , : I I •,. ; a car esperienee. .
il ted
and 011 1 '-'-----''''''-"----:'-'-------"--"-----'-- ..
. ---..
,_, ~. • be tboreugh Mod* of instruction ix anectonta
ther, bought or \. • -ORPHANS' COURT SALk . ,
.t punned in thee. felir:;.). Lod the general kOOO ~,,
,_ „
' 6B ' 04 7 110tY ORD .li of t h e Ch . phine . ourt i e d ge of hetiette which they pumped in imipartio
. JJ/ of EchaYikt Oustitr.ll`o be field an - , - - - : •
Illatiordlo t'Jleeimpalbeir 41154 111840 ' ; - 1
At the Public Boum of Andrew Reber, le * d ub man. to the students, together" with their, mama I
teaching Penusanslitp, have won for thaw 0140011
bets towtadlip,irythe CODIO of Schuylkill: 0 1 o'clock'. tidenca of communities in whieh they aro ette.b.
le the tiftnruoo.n of midday, the toilreeing Ural itstate,l limbed, and glean them in unrivalled repstatims
to.witt • ' • , 1 , ,
NO. 1.-Pirpart marked B i contelnloOle acme eta ' till ot4hout the country. One of the sideintegets
90 P'''' h ''' more el "' l ' itkisi° I% Ila ' " 14 """ bir and noVellthre of these Schools is, that a student
South Alai:helm, anObottniled try purport!. marked D, _
and C r sod by landsofThilmas Kremer. Abothza, en tering o p ol ., a en ". in *fly one .of them has tk.
A: Bartelet,Bate anti othdre, beteg a fern) with i libetiy of all -ter an. onlimited time.-Christaiis
the improvements: retaining of a dwelling be - 4
and barn. 11 , I i i . ' •' ,' TiMte. 'I •_______L .... .......... --
en s 1° " 1 " . " 1.
NO. 2.-I,nipar.tiatarked: C, contelnloit .56 a 4 ; .
( t o rules. more, or Imo, Ousts loth., Odd town
ship*, Smith - Manbritn, Ind boulder& per. .1 'tilt, -fiorkets. ,
part , . marked A , andls r and by lands of Daniel 4-
, Bober and Jonas Beigfrlisa, being two mad tlya
lir 1 .------------ _,,,
her heft'. •• I . ; ; Pluladelpislai lindiltoth XAMNII a. i I r 4,-Prleee '
NO. 0.-Parpert mark to, •
enn uining lett .ert4 end 'of Skier weak : sales at 6. , 1 .4111",75- Demand Ti. Wheat
10 perched. more orlcsogit owe in the
to
I limited: . Liter of red at St to ,a, 11 n. led white at .
,of South Itanboint. a . bounded by ..purperto z, $1 . 24 4in au. ova steed; at 42 fp 42% tents. . - •
t
, Wiri r " A IRA ' S ' 'ad lands of MuMaa lind • Wattliiiorelditarlits4llremetbrs 4.-hkaut etiUdy
Joseph Arhei end Ad ! ' liktbunk,beiag talfria
d 1 11 01' $l . "10: whit.. IR 25 iii 51. a. 're *now
, :16115 for Onto. The demand fur Wheat lei min ted at
and timberlands -- . . ... 4,. , , • -,-,
110 pereltert.toMsok Ito alias te la the said town
' NO. 4..,-Pirport Mir IG;containing 82.arres and!
i old white; .0 41174 e.; yellqa,, 114)400...e. nee troeis.oo4/64e.
ship of South iMaehel .andlousded ;by War . 1 'The' XVII York Illfsellsetue ...Itrassuber 4-
part tuarked .D. and•lande ,of JoeePtt. Aebel, i • roar 'maiket drooping: riles at $3 15 46 $1 40, at to
Those i lVeoileb. Adam Wrest& eta others. .
.i •Inality ; recto lirandr,s: lA/ peebbh Nothing doing In
being Brie abd tleibee hied. late lite r estate of I/ . i Wheat. Oars plead, at :TO .45 centre froar.fisoteh
.TIfAN 10111011 T, .10-.etted. r. ' rr
. rr
. -Pig le prep at the improvemeut. bin the Retire deleted'
ifirl.hed to be sold; on per paymenti, to - be • triadv. .Itas subsided. W• quote ',outmost to ;edit* breed, at
kaolin on lbw day ot isle by the. Admloistretort. ." ' - i 122 50; SA et.d.lp and from , store. Common Unglirli
deut/m/Idt will eh w the trait* and lines thereof. to i . Bars odi 09,11.0 IS lit 4firti..• and BATA at /LW Sio
.. 1 pen ,i , d e a r ing4,4 anon them. q Oki ,lliga 7blia l INT •50.0 smooths , ...triad Aeoerkao . Utile. lairs ot 110
called "rall•rryi °lo th° lof sale. Gn i . 6 4 -- -, 4060 bats lien atom 0 Po, end VA - r arks . a ..enaa
.ItXttt It ALBEI . i .- . •datility Nowillowbee4st ilr.. 6 ettinths. 'Emilia - Nimes
i • •:,. 1 JOIIIN DEWALT. '_ . ;,- . - , are in thrilled tegtwet. at S tii 4e. so to stoctitowat. .04,
•• • ;400,sierar ,of t r:4ibiti AlbrioNkftemse a • Crude Whale continues In good derrisodt Ore sa's t 4
.nals. iglu% qak tr A 6.o,l4asies-c ll4 O- . - Atiou Inda.rafewed to yeetissdayleold at New. ledbro)
e... 'tate' bar• ,41HA .., was at 124.
east";
which thews ooimprommien,t thou b
-P7.----- 25th. o.s ' '..` .• --• :- ' - • th ileu r i4Tedmitib stitiol otherwise; raW5 illo l or
'. . 5011 Mix to My awdr.,ltif today el the MOW price,.
Mode dpirekleolet spr tbr roontroS. bet thrift rule
dratl, it ft fig , t UPI taadmow.
MISCELLA .EOVS. .1
C HEAP_ FUEIr. - -Co -e for gat?, in
1
larg6nr stnel I 4 uant Him nt t e IMP price of 5 4entt
per bushel.' Ingnirn either at tbe Mee, or works of the '
Pottsville ass Company. z.r.:141;'57 , _ .. 47-tf :
...,_ 1
CONS'FAN'r
_ LY on hand, T Rails fall
tubing purposes, at redureliriess.f.,r eashor gtod
PaPer• . ZIA 'WOOD, LE} a CO.
Po t t wri 1 lei Dee. 26, '57 - 1 524 r '
' . SCHOOL BOOKS. • ;
ALI, Scholars and 'lleachersiequir
leg &boot Baiko, Can nblitla them at the lowest
rates at 11. 11/ . I.NNAIV Chelp,Reolc Store;
PAPER i PAPER It
Xoolioo m g e r i :; i s t l e. o N o o l t ! c a p .
, i
veil, and for PA teore bolpsale an ,
B. BANNAN'S Book
BULBOUS FLOWER ROOll
SINGLE andDouble gyacintbs,
lipp, erect:lees, longed's, LlllO, gr.,-de. 17114
hare hien selected with great care, can be,
mended as flue varielle:a. For galeat W PANS/
HENRY W. OVi
\TO. 14, (Old No. 6,1
street, below Market. phi:f
calf
akin*,
if I. cat . It in e i r o .0
&.le Leather, ate, ,q-g , o si "—** 4
taken to earbana. '
' yRT.
ills in sod tor the
A 'AOUrned
Pi - - run, 0 2.14 day ot No.
!bre [Ton, to toolll2ol
__. PAOURN‘ „
WM, kir& Sheritt..
riNMON
41to
cicita.. STORE.
LARIFON GLO
CENTRE street, above
TWA ezle ant tetati 'ro
an • Ivies in ills line,
Can obtained, at Teat
' hlsrt 4 tio: - Iros
, -- 4g.te
.R ham a lot of the,
ts .T.lew et
be ill) sell at the low
rat the lot. They were
r is th 4 time to procure
la.
B. BANNAN.
Bookseller, and Stationer,
~ha~ "YSYntiy~~
ta.- . --flers ter the
• • Pie} ie.
- :
• ISRAELIW,
.tairrOta ot;twx caultalru ' • • •
PEACH M0HE*001146.0 , 4 1 180,
t .o l l l4 idlPl W4 • 'AIHapP I O/14';•••• ;
TAMAQUA WHITICAGN COAL. - 7
- OFFICE-4Na. UN Walnut *mei
POtrr 11 1 1% 110 ID,
October 16, . .
' - •
114 N, C. Orr, IaESIS & CO.,
CELEBRATED ASHLAND GOAL, •
• -nem ismuuvoy..UqCSTAlV,- - •
ONO, COMMlllitild
Itiii4OACPlll‘47 ll4 )=V l° ;. ' "Ho ' ; , te'ra
) 111 b,Tgillvt; .. . " TOct.23, '4
, - - Plea. No. Sei:, •
L . _
ROGERS. At LUTH ER,
X/PrEltio AND ARIPPERt OW QUO •
• Red AEIIs...PEACII 3IOUNTA E, LUTHER. aid otb
er ebuire trios.; . IJ. .
palate .jish..RAV E*. ELAIIK IIEATII VEINS. •
OkFiCEEI:f z r ,-
irnmoi N 0.13, RICII3IOND,
. HAYS & GOEiSELLto.L.'
NRlPPaltll 4
RED AND IVRITE,ABH I.catryLktu.cou..
trltAiiil,No,l,!, PORT litCll3lC/ND.
Lehigh and Netinylkill'Coal it'Dmiatt.
RD—C
YAorher =land Arcb ein.etet
• ottriez—lua wiouut, street, Philadelphia.
October IS, 'SS , 42-
Plier ' "
brtitS. A.XIECICSCHER & CO. ,
•- •
11ROAD MOUNTAIN; MACK 11,13ATIIAND SUPERIOR
RED ASII COALS.
OFFICES:4S Sout:lT'Aturel.Nrw Tor
'(13:2 AV ,14:14t ,
&i.e., a, as r •,• - 43. •
BACLEY'S COLD PENS.
I - UST receireld, a frilsii wisortment of
• these celebrated OOLD,i , E)4I, of vitriOne *lies. with
Cases for the tweket or drek. W warrant these PMA,
and exchange thl•in 11l the wit+ rom et For sale at
.__ It: IiANNAN•B pool( and ittstionery Store,
TOYS! TOYS tr TOYS!!!
F 4 ANCY ' t.lOOllS, !TOYS, DOLLS, I
. FANCY PAitKrI4I.O.IIINA DOLLS, VASES, ,
, . rioutti,l 4 . IN Itk A4.1.1.. 1 111 h:S. FA
, : yr,IIIDOLf.-S. TIN,iTOYS. e"..10- •
INC ft A MM. 1 T(IIIACCO ,
1 ,1:0XEl. it ND PIPES.
. , .4EOAIt CA5.V.. 4 ..
and i*real. sitylety bf of her goods ;
YT The lIESij Aso) i rtaWiil. land Lowest Prices Guar.
anteed.. ~ , ) -t, W. TILLEIL faiportor.
No., t 4 t uth Fotrih street, Philadelphia:
•,,,:,srases or 'f'Y it I. slo7nud $...0. •I'
Ortota•r 30,18,1 1I - • 1
,-. 4 . 1144 ,.. i•-
_ _ • 1 • . 1 r
HICH SCHOOL AT PINECROVE.
rPHE 11.. V. 111. ;S.l KOONS, A.. M.
I for many teen} I Prlhrlphl of the preparatory Det •
r;.iftmoot of Pe nel . l 4 ,earla Chliene. will open a ...sleet
echool In the N'tivr A atle y Ifulldlng. at Hargrove, Ile
• tli teach all 114 brani•helo usially taught In our lligh
tlchoolk and Actdienare, R i nd%ll prepare popf:at wishin
-( 4 take a full reline of stinly r any class hi Collett
Tht•ste desiring Itl ~inalltj theloaelted, for bynames' ell
enjoy special ad ant4e.sf eat) doing. • • ,
I'INF,O MAP.. Is 0 Lil y United nod accessible:by-11AI
n.ad. . . ~, i . 1
41rir Boardinfrras, had at very reasonable rates In
' private ramified i ;
The Srliool Ir a .mimere Shout the First of Jana—
/or terms and' t, till Info ntation.'sddresa *
, 4n) kit D OF %)I ItECtOll, Pawnee.",
:114f
klirr...ilw aline Fa is,sets advertisement of Nam-1
mon l'On, Lands I -
{ t 4.—..._„......+—_—•—. ,
ARCADIAN INSTITUTE. ,
Tins 110'All)IN, G SCEIOOIi, for
11theedur fithd of ifotif ' of both sexce..l. situated
NAM. uni , 4 a 4 r tirAi vii age of OreriAphurf, Schuyl
kill county; I' , I
, The Winter 'tie 011 .ill 0 tk au '3IONDAY, NOVEM
11F.U. let• I
Therniner: f studies
ally teusht ludtdvenr.
TERMS:- Ihetrellog.
session of it itintithe-4.
-branches, eir4pt Mnsil
F•fry Dolfarsito be pa
iera•orirr of tll4 eine. of
447,F0r further quill
' 1 1
Orsrlosborg; Oet'ober
-- ----
'lnv 15.• Mi
rhea .
ts
E t
Hee, all the hrenehee to-
Sr Innkirs And High Schelde:
Tsti Inn. Litho and lively per
?in extra charges fur any
(Irk Iromentall and Pi(lntinke.
d so en the pupil; enters; the re
.
'mat nn. akiklreim •
wl4tlns to
oolLand-tino
Muth , -
- •
'Alvin, to toe mild rlitnato. prod
irrti,ettiefit of'llnanonton
• " TO•COA gPERATORS.• - •
i IFFICP. OF lIIIE LEIIIGIECOAL
N. y AND NAVI9A7ION .303IPANY. —Mauch Chunk,
,Enrbbn CountY. Pa:. Detobdr 13th 1656. • 4
Proposal', !Olt he received at 'RI office . until tbel4
day of Decenaher nextfor tnitt!ng..prepariug. and &lay
ering coal rin:thelstan a loan Tunnels .No. S. 6.7 and 8
of the Lehtill Co 41 an Navigation Company/It 311nea.
.. 1
for t be . .term"bi three ylcare,frodu the that day of Jaclualry
nrxt, ! •1 I 1 1
I'mpnfmlx4lll 141.0 .r rifreired. at the rams time and
place: fop tiat..tytt all fl.r 3lb 01 said mines for the terto
pitive vearn:tvoi 41411firxt day. td Januvry next.
For further lutethottied. apply to Nathan Tattarson.
the Cuinfin4 . l6 ;kiltl Ag or 3r Futomit 71111, Carton
county: or 4o itoi 'it vier Igned at :1/auaitelkuua: by
rather Merl tntlilink for IF for pirporals.mnd printrs ,
,Fprc.l6 rmt loi , It w ill Io!. turn rhed. E. A., DOW; [Az.,
0rt..18.*:42-'.7:1 ' Ifisperintradent it Enpierrr
--'.7" * , alt.j.vron;t7n-g}a
di,; i I
Ararrn tii ' o p
Intraton La r
TICE • A
,OAT SCHOOL Tir . ": , a:
..i.4lEigA l Tlfitx)4):7 l : 44
. C I.IOIIEII •
.. a6;211.11 * .Ir[c . :.
1 • I
I I- 1 . FUR
it , PRF * AN r), Y( •
(1, ,1F e largest 4:91 teoi i
. Thßtow ' i ri , ib;
IV 7101Pr ife
i l ve ' S P u ''
!,
s lin silo ratid Ca* ,a.
ptirilumo i ttgues . H uta .
AMEI IC/iNIUNDAy 0r !.•
1 : i , IlUenrarar "i"
le-Plb*tl4 o r t hi-if, •_,
I abet 01/0/Rpriep. ------ r - 7" -" ,
y . 1
1 .1a... L 17 .;41 N , -o -c- R k ß e i te s,•'
- ,
y # -
.
nercial ,Neoksr,O , 1500
IRE f 1 'on the ~,al,
1 i esti , . me It.; . • i : 1' .
en-- t Rootte4upwitb
Irt , r . fr.;/ , 1 7 ird:atuttireoli,d Cabin'
Tr n , 1 , 4. croaffo.4 lin ndiannrly lir-
Ph lif...a. r;beili by far the 1 , ! . :11171.,
"1/ aoTrrfrill tloi-port•fm.,tsuatralia.
4f .. P o l‘l, gimlet,* psuattethet ban
, r.'" eo ' tt. DI) ibbx Line, I.ool+lll
- I n lll% or extiense will be spared
1" .6 dig, ring Ufa voyage,
nikerate apply' on board. or to ,
1 ! J. PIeKARD4r. CO:'
..: % 3 Brum:Noy, „Ni
4-lisa to ork,
) i , ! .4
C:k14.1!3
- wi
'l'l CH T
TIM
1 . ..i.jr ;4•,..
a . A 4 1'
1 Megabit
l' e""r itti l
.'
, . Sir•Ml I
r can.. be obti
tlet. 16.
Co
QUC
• L 7 the
toult burt
' ifespatrlw
L'lrt nr
This pd
State hod
and a Thrt,
"ranged 16
e t !hip th
and a HI t ,
evrr been I
gen. ar r 1
to niali. t
21-4-Fu
•
octr ar to eullsoide to a.tnild rllintiti. wood
LOllO, roe 'adrertioefrent of Ilitumooton
I
gr:Ait ifs . :oust 1, smisysta .to • 1 :8414 . 4 0 00 41 . •••;11
putt. lord ebeirtarkpt meo atl'verlifentenV of fl•••loutms
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Oppoe!tine majority, Mt Ma
•1. d.titatul.
Thir .edufP• the next iioure of Renra4entitires
to the Or position. !Among the 38 Democrat* are
14 ur IS 4eL! Leermi.to.iites. ertacu ierr'r• but n
corporal's guard for the support .ef Lib... Attotinis.
Amnon pa,liey. Poor .:Ten Cent JIMMY."
PattetilatiilattritaV Liveso"tier& 185&
PIE ELECTIONS.
iiStfo \ •
rise Sono; is obis . Statwllior sags s-olassaw
owls. ijas eta ip
trades has sot olootod ii simio Seabs, of Cour
- Sim owt of Ai city of Now Tork;"sad shy
th 5,16•41110 wit of tboi sod osi Sr %heir 10
Yid • t 0 So doubtful, - ••
• itorgoo, ilmowtilieso, -elected Gov,aor by,
&boa 20.000 swojoiity• over Parker; Dotootrot,
though there woo on Asset:tip • eandidst• is 'Ai" '
d•td lbw whole este ?Skit, Is Monad terclotat- •
Bar stojoettiati: -•-• -*- . t
•
Th e co hint of Opal mi kagi AA.
lowt,._ ppe aeounliog to tbs. lo4o,rt'pltoto -
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,-...-44/11siotrotio•DandossIsf
TOtal
•• Morels peat
,r ofeing.at thi 1111061111 . 6 f the
two Asti Leeeseptost Has.
tint and Clarke. who • wine supported in than
bistriets by the opposition. .
The Auertibti thus far, atonal as filifbwe r—
' Opposition, '•• • It
, Dsmoersils„ -'
. • There are yet 26 Districts to hear front.
The Senate holds use—it has • tnejlrity of
or 6.
•
'• •Illassashasetts. .;
' A clean siatep as usual.' . I :Tbe sots toe Goesuratut
is all but 15.000, Stands as f lluwe : •
• . Batiks; Rep., .115,091 .
• Beach; Dent.. - • ' • 89. MP
Lawesnee;Atnerietn, .11,1141 •
Thi whalaVungressiunal Delegation, eleven. in
ournber, ate Republican. The 'gallant Dorltn..
rune is re-eleeted by an ineceaSiti tneintity: 7.b•
Republican Tact is inereseed about MVO in
State.
The Senate stands 37 Republicans. 3 Dentaerotts.
Hofiee, 129 Repot)Helms, 29' Dattioarits and 10
Americana. That will do foe the de4endants of
thu who threw the tea mrarboard.
, New Jesuit.. • • .
Jersey Blniss Marching Into , Lis Apia,
the whole orpolition delegation Cu Curigres..l*
i,ed sr t - eilLniti . : . c
tai Diet: Nixon over Welker< 4B4o
Yd do Strattemover Witt r
Yilp
34' di) • Adrian. A. L. D. over Patterann, . ,732
4t• do Riggs over lquyler, 732
Sthi do Pennington over Wortendyko.., 2112
- On Sentra' Stands 8-opposition, 10 Democrats,
S 4nti.Leeompion Detnoeretv. !tonic 36 onpoel.
, 21. Democrats and 3 Anti.Leruniiiton Damn:
enit+." Oppositiou Majolty afar Alt bnl
lor
. ,
• The news 4out this !fete Is Very. lluiited. • In
the first and' lecond Congressional District* the
elite is close, but the returns fitor the election nt
thi,Ripoblienn members ~nf ennstre4, thew•
dilitricts aric,corried, the Willi& aeleaati. , n in Con.
grass will be ILepublicsnes it was in the Nat.
VI - heparin.
'ThiP, Stale is swept clean as usual hrthe. oppra,
send!ng a clean Republican Delegation to
Cnintsa. •
illinots.
This Skate has Keen carried, by the Mende of
Douglas, in fir as the - tegiebilure ie enneerned,
which secures hir return to the United SteteirSee
ate. State pride and the strong feeling whir+ per
vadedeven ealionlr the opposition, to tee Douglas
re hack to the Some to anise Ten CentjimutY s
wee tno strong fur the Repulhlicane--but while
the tegielature le carried by Dour's., the opposi
tion State Ticket is believeit to be elected by
about 5000 inejurity. and the vote no Congress
shows a Wm. Rejoiblienn tual"rili. as G'llnws:
31tTel...r* Eleeterl, Ilep. Jf.j, Deatjfeej
lot D at. , Weobbern, Repub., 8,500.
du., , ,,Fornowurth, dn. , 8.100
d"., Loiejoy, • 5,000
4th do.; Ke ßive, do., 2,000
sth do.. 31(H-rig, Dough's,
6th do., Harris, do.,
7th tilt.. Rapoport, dol,
lith In., Foulke, do..
gth do., Logan, do.,
Maj. for Republiesnism,' 7.700
Srainastrtn, !manors, Nor. 4.—Er.
The Republicans here Concede that the f
Dourests will here n nisiorsty of As
bun.e of the Legislature.
The N. Y. Tribune In speaking of
in this Stitt viva:
'Douglee b r ae I;ehiewej a itie'r
titnph, lint this Repolitinanal , orop
been effecter! through an eitreot
lure of money, by the importu ,
of Iri'h laborers.' who hove h
the State, so tut to rote whet,'
crowd were likely In be favour.
ration. ft is reported thal
&goyim friends .end 'ton fold
in b:ehalf of Douglts in 11.1)01h.
dl y th i r t t e
idn
ss k e ,in.tr
osu i rrj:
ini o :,,ep.
the.
pie is eeticerned we nave been
tnure bubo SUCCC!S yd b ev ;
• r Free Leber
Tee this Starr t 4
Pro Slavery. Frrhowercr borne
successful; Thisbe.
'en by the hien , '
in Wihllihktfar t fin ,r e , (4 o by . all
the •eneryven 00 w hij e the Oppo ,
them down: ii. 9.963.
TheDe , '
nrerage • Ohio fur the Republican
'Won lC
.t Congress.
Theq, mina .1 the elections for
Ti c i, eta, in colowrieue with the
4 1re.art Chloare:o4
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2,000
3,000
1.300
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8,00
, 23,000
13,300
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