The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 29, 1859, Image 2

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'- , POTTSVILLE, PA.
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IRS - EOM lESTAMC or NO4I I OAIO - . -
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It his been tolls' known that Hai Carolini
froisesem both g oil Sul tisk to perfectii*, pertiett
laVly the hitumlnonektarerill for the *anntacture
bf gar. ,bat .tecontly bowies,. has il l itt.,,,it
• epos sal or tanked I plan, been made ttinine theta.
This stop botrotrer,has at last hems taken in mirth
Sit, anditie result may . witnessed at 'ff, , l'ilmingh*
on Wednesday, the:2oth instant. in ll* arrlial et
- that pert of thalliqk beet lam/ of, eattl, /lei; from
the Diciltlyer Raglan of „Werth . Caritas. The ,
ouipieloes *tent was celebrated at Wifkihigton by
lb° dries ofesonuo L ete.,
.„ We prelludebtekto
Mr. John 0. llatk,fortnerly of Poltsviiii*tint now
a reside - it of ifilinington, fur e0030;112e 'peel..
titens . of bituntines *tel. Wink llandlroll CreiOd
copper ere, frets DM Deep River Regiko.
T_ bet volute of tki,easlif the Reglei, is Sabine:
• ad wham Ds adaptive/A*9 to gas *pea : and
proximity to - Market are considering • Now:that
liy. appropriations of State aid, i eh:Op - MA roll
able
able mod' pt . access ton shipping peint bee been
gained,ges tompaniesaien hereafter lit supplied at
a cheaper rate than front any ether 'Mime, with an
article 'reeking lei high es the best,,,,Uhether ' for: .
sign or lief/matte), The :cod is confdered to be
equal to the beet! English or Pittshdig coal, and
. superior to Virginia and Nova Eleotli coal.
Presoak Itatereant ositde/by Captaha Willies of
the Navy, wit We let/JO believe that #tere are !OW
placie in this ,conntry where there ill sueb a con- '
esotration of material as hi the Deep jiver Region;
and which can be' mined with so Ittoilnud ex:
yen:wise abendento of the' best f 1, consisting
• f eitarcostf and he. mineral,toalso;iosceptible of
I•eing adva ntageously coked, in great virlety,and
' qaantity for all i porposea of the atls c as Well es
dumpily aim •I , - - - • '
. Some; facts in :regard to the min e
ral wealth of
the 'Region, mai net be uninteres)lng. The out..
crop of the bifentinons 'coal halt" been traced
. IS miles, and AV' seams of coal foiltd.pt the sur
face: A shift att Egypt is sunk the depth of
460 feet end Ineiu . des the lower no r Team, and by
,it we ire assured list there are fir er. coal seams,
two having mikados they dm:ended; the largest is
there found to be 6 feet wide, sepifeted from the
..s •
" i i therstiy beds of carbonate of irOfilkoawa as the
~.,-; (gnarls Band.
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Tbe coal has heen proved to be.pf, the besttpsal‘
- l.ty of bitiminous coals. It is a sbiaing, clean; coal, j
-1 - vsemblieg the inn' specimens 'of 2 Outnnerland ; it
ignites easily,linros with a briihtCelear combos
tion,ind I ; very little ash ; its,prells and as- I
giutinates, me ing a hollow Ore Cis a desirable
coal for the par or grate snap, hliicksmilleiruse ;
is. we ll .adepts for fuel, caking' O'nd oil ;nud .. ,10
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superior to moil coals for the priAluction if gas,
for which it will be in great dentaitd; it is Almost
entirely free ut sulphur; its * Ole ii light and
porous ; when tepidly burned, it tnclines to smelt
and illow„.but•Woen under slow coiibustioe ee 1
not exhibit thi s tendency, whist is owing t t he'
' prosenee of la ge quantities of itutnen ;it does
not easily dis integrate when extntsed to the at.
tocsphero. ' ; 4 • I
'Everylone who visits the noateld is satisfied,
1,
i-.- -.• freln thsrregulitrity of its seams.i. , nd the nituino.
I (ion of the dip as it descends, (pthved tube some
8 cr 10 thegsmo in the shaft u(Oigypt, winch is
15141 feet within the outcrop,) th# its reline con-
bairn to the sblpe of a basin, or 'tiougb, end Capt.
Wilkes is satisfied that the gre4st depth,will lie
Asts the northern side of the axis 'q
the trough, and
Oat-this trelunble mineral does, extend to such
' - dertha as to i render its mining difficult, but, on
the contrary,iboth easy and piolltable. '
The ores of iron. consist of thli, flock Bind, in
' jux tepositionl with the coal seilits, sissd to situat
ed as to-be readily Mined with ilia coal; Specular, I
,-, - Ilesnititic, OM Argillactous twit Alar.efic; ores I
are all foundl to be rich, and intiountity. and fur
their manufature.beritles the Mineraleoal, there
is a hundinci of wood for choreftil; the uncleared
. lin.la of the district still have tie primitive forest
growing upon them, and chircoel can he bb i ts hied'
•-, . in any 'qusitity, and at a chetiii; ,e rate; arid( there
csjo be pa qUestion, but that C ite quietly of
iron can be manufactured thertsi , knd that: there is
no -locality !in our country where a better and
' cheaper article can be produe4. Fire clays for
refractory furnaces building too:trials •„i sand.
stops, gneisi, and gilitite, telliAone, grit and fine
aiindstooe, roofing slate, and iiiiStis for the, manu
facture of glass, porcelain clayijef which there is 1
a large Diet. There are als4ich copper, mines
and quariie of soapstone atwqsgalowit t tliie.
• It 'is the
,ght that the Regliin will become at I
no distant day, i populous, utunlifacturing district.
The bulk of coal and iron in i,i) raw Stale renders
, its, transportation expensive, Stns will cause the
- , erection of Imanufactories on tri,ie spot, Which .will
be'mure economical and prodabic.' When such
is the case; very little coal MVO be efforfie:d to be
shipped; except it be for the production! of gas,
which amyl be able to afford thi prices it will coos-
Mind for the monnracture of fauns Such k desid
eratum will bo more inoiddAseeured, when
South unites heartily with th(Northrio thei.mlact-•
meta of an adequate ProteetirtToriff. It li estima
ted that the bedp Riverßegkiu
,contains an 'area
of 75 tonsils miles of valuebl,S, mincralis.
Letters from Mr. William Oilmen, of Glasgow,'
Scotland, Contain the followfig facts respecting
, tills rich North Carolina Rekhin :— „.i 4: '
• ' I. The coal is of a quatitil equal to the hest
8.-acastlercoal, and the bostifur making gas. for
whiob purpose it , would bringiin Now York $6 to
$7 per ton. •-- 4 , ,,r,
- 2 0 It is very easy to work ihd free of faults.. I
•• • - 3 It is adinirebly suitable kss
m smelting iru,Ase.
in ,free from sulphur. r 1
)8. Black band iron ore °Orli.s and underlisis
the- coal, and can he tinned :rots the seine pits and
id enbagt. , - I•F
- 5. The black hand is in def 4. sits eiehteen inches
and six feet thick, and of allover nuelity than
any..nand in Scutiat•d; , conesining such at large
p le p or ti ers of bitumen, amid so peculiar a char.'
owlet. that from -twelve te stiteen galloon' of kero
sene oil can be extraeted-ifrth it while it i s being
• calcined to fit
,it for the blesquroace. ,clix to six
‘tsan inches, is.the Usual thickness of the black:-
bind iron ore ih Scotland. '4l' ,
6. Retnotite iron ore, clayhand, and also mug
• Odle iron ores are in enorsilsous deposits within
tan mile of the coal and blitekhand. . I ' •
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. • 7. Pi iron• can made!rom be the Shove depn.
• sits of aquality superior toWiny wedeln Scotland,
•, in any quantity, and-at st pOce less than in Scot
land ; the proximity of the)hinerals to:cacti whet
snore tha eumpensating fun he paid
1.. r min mt. .
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. Tb Deep River flows ilirough the region, and j
t
is products can he convtkkid to the 4eabuatd at 1
from S 1 to St 10 per ton- :'' I
a. Th lieds,c_atn be prochred it prices not much
higher han'airteultunl.titio, and every acre of
the min cal loud is, I COUttlier, worth ten acres uf I
the "Dig Vein” coal leans ilf Cumberland. It inlay i
'l4 called a virgin region. ,`.i' . I
I bark no interest whatlyar, tither direct or in.
dirbot,in Nnith Carolina. AI visited the region at
f the instinct of friends whb' are the piincipai pro
! prietera 'of the. Governori'' Creek • :Company. I
' •• T t wand `the region exceeded In value-and importance
the representations clie,dos Mc. 1 •
• ' I anal sanded the t 4 pig iro n . san he made at e
oust of SO per ton in Chiliad' ix/Oath on the
batik, of Deep- River: O'ne hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, would /Stance to buy enough of
•
mineral lands to Japply Orb fornaCes with mate.
rail for mote generatione. It 'Weald suffice to
sink the'pits aod erect tt6t, foresees nu the Scotch
principle, and AB the mirth, rats are the same at in
Seotlasid, the plans ought to be isnportest from
thence. 'The two furrows* could make 400 to 500
tons a week, say 20,000 di ps per annum, et a cost
of about 8200,000. Prics•ln New York end Bal.
ton Series front 122 to Si* per tom II •
• ilp, :
,Wu; Gannett-
Dalihnore, You. 3,13 W I
An effort is noir beingsiStade.ito ilerth' Caroline
to indaie the State teit4rove thelnavigation of
Deep (River, end with
_ i i!lprospeet: cif *noels. If
the lmninvement shout(ue• twat, adequate to a
heavy tonnage. tkii'partiglisre on the ground ready
• for .o-ratioos, and wat• nut diet% that the de
sire of the editor of theMiltaington Jormol will
be goXtified;wwe hop* yifi to see th i River bearing
~ns : u•,•t;.
tuillici Wf 'tons of coal.Cand iron On its hoso m .'
' Ilrti eke X with oar esiitemporar s e Pessesyl.
h
'made /egoists.; that le h, truly gratifyiag to find
that
ll lstarcaty a deeadelSassis away withoUt re.
vealiog new 'and . rich ntlineral resources in soma
section' or , other of -oni4eir, extensive country.
We ev • gleA fr on - thle: . . ) : ` ' Sion, to hare: that such
itch reins of hisnmiiong c oal' and irop are: east of
the tiouotains, And in th i ',wheels of the South:
ts
ern Sales of the Old rllrlella• Nerd-ire remind
oar readers that mangy Slitieekeenmentists regent
'noel and iron taints es 4rnishing hatte and foal:
'ly riehereentribitions th the prosperity a na
tlon than regions antj ohne's* of gold? If act.
',Penntylvanie Possesseq, 'wUnderfritr advantages,
teen saler euriferous Clif,illwole. 1
•
Jig' are rienfed. to Ohaerve the improvement
matt is the •Philtulelph6 !Dilate/4 by; . a
..tta* reit of kyr:.:, lre c.. -Vispotak. Tl.i6
litdopentlaat 44.uttlaS! Vesely. -elevated
f e ta) sod cnliied with "*alior- ability; .The par
prig era will steetivt:touir...lboagtatalatioaa upon the
tile' appease, otitbeimpetc/....
I the State begat* cdt Watleeiday,M!, Palmer
* vapplamtest tu *act relative to 'tht list.
' , '
POstest tiPtIOTEXIM Wrgerts
that this Company has eppired to tire tsestaku l ats
Tor an eaurselon ofitselsarfeit Vitt Rye
ire to be those of Bi9lPly iliN4scevainspA
cannpany, thsi.applitatios shoild IFisinestg
be einlahlh. ftt pining peleilaviCtertinT s aro
eun'tet4literi, they *howl& tos i jeaste4.-Tfe
situ not aware of tbeizeit gehtia if the applies:
don; beyend ; the farst;* the extension . , but we,
trust that it oeveit vane, the Ohjeetionsidsi ,
featsre.' TIS fereivsts of thid Region will alwiys
thrive.hotter while individual. operators hold thi
told- . 0 94 1 1 . 04 14 ,,ri11-ill the. roung, 0044
only to snake tie improvements neressary to de:
:elope. Mining should rest only is ill, hands or
individaels,:who can teenage with more thrift a`nd
profit then eitepanhe. ;;Wis therifores'lsP•ft this
we hope no insets laetrile is esnbese«lisi the
titian made b 3 the Fond Improvement Compssii
fur an esietWion.,of its charter. •
ADITOWS TABLE.-
Later Agitates Ilautsteit.:—Valellegaelno,snemner
to Glitham's is published by Henry: White, N 0.7 Biek-
Man street, New 'fork, at $2 per annul,.. 'The February
number is derotedto Whims iffustinths, Mawr efra•
trituttlons, end proteins the "NditOletl Naar Telk,l Se
winder a feature of anthem. The disarm is antainly,
a cheap Alagesine, which fart in conneettott WitiOta
merit, will undoubtedly aware it Mast patronage.
Tea Lame Rota ilaortne for February, eontaini SI.
teen Illownitions, and Its usual excellent liter:el., 'Min.
ty.
.We consider Oh !lapetus so admirable patinae!
tion for the hoose circle, and stamp that It 'bootie**.
ruler everywhere throughout one land. Ws antlered
'the UONA MAGAXISZ to those who do not, bat wottOl ilk'
to recerif.an umsceptirsable Magazine. Teruts,ilitt per
annum. Publisherk - 7. 8. Arthur .4 Cu., an ' Walnut
street, Philadelphia..„..,' .
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* %lNet to ens Oros "—lrom the. American Holiday i
&h el Union, UTZ Chestnut *tree', • Phliadelphie, we
have received a IRAs boekiwith the shove title, being
In effect, a letter to a professor of roliglon- I contains
strait arguments's:dust professing Christian visiting
the OPera, On the plea of their love of music, to 14ritys
etc., when many of the pleas are Import in their , tem
dentine, and the adjuncts of the house Of "Hons.—.
There Is mash truth, forcibly *strewed, in , the little I
work, which it would be difficult Or professors of reli
gion. I o controvert, aed wis Wiese ;the author - speaks
truly, when he says thatltthe Opera lion Pisa fcr's pro.
tams of religiore' It le too often. but a scene 'o# fast'.
ion and frivolity, destruct lee to& keen sense of Metall.
ty, and incompatible with Christian obligations.'
BLACIEWOOD'II hiaaartaw.—Blackwood fo4 Jan.
nary is on attractive number. Bulwer's o What
wil he do with it?" it conclude& • . This is consid•
ered an inimitable work. Among the odmirahle ar
ticles in the number we, notice particularly, as
worthy of the - higtiest . commendation , "Burah
and the ilurmese, 4 * continuation of the h‘teres
ting "Cruise in JaPanese Troter;" a Mitty,liointed
"How .
i l
article, "ow to Null Pens," awl "POpular , titer*
elute mid the Periodic& Press." ,Wn are leased
to tootles that litackstmod. this month, is prlited on
much better, paper than we have ever before
,rein
it, and the publishers, Leonard Scott A .Co.foesure
.us that this 'improvement will continue. I Price,
•113's year. Office. 5,1 Gold street, Now York.
..,
Tuc Ansumo ?doNttn.r.—The career of this 'admire
ble Magazine is we are pleased to state, onward end ute
ward. Since the Srat of the year, the publisher have
issued a largely lucreased edition, atil they number the
receipts of, subscriptions daily, by - I he score. The lite
rary character of the ATLANTIC IT of thrthighest order, to
fact superior altogether to the main of American maga
zine literattire. Nothing equal to the "Autoerni of the
Drazklast Table" has ever appeared here, and ',while it
.111 4 s woo tur Dr. Minim an *triable ' , Arnol]; repute
ti.:.,,, it bas placed the Amax= oti a Om popular heals
In this country; .The February number euntains a ULM
tinuatton of Mrs. li. U. Stowe e serial. "The Ilioliiier's !.
Wooing," which may be considered the most finished of 1
her literary productions. In additi..n there lie number •
of interesting papers and well written aketettes. The
publishers are Fhillips, Sampson and Company, Boston;
The - price of afinght subscription ,le $3; but we offer
tho An.x.wric and 31nrats' JOUIYAI: to new subscribers
at Si per annum, which may be considered Cheep.
i ,
focal Maim r,
, WEEKLY ALMANAC. -
ors .ux •
January. • I nue I /Eta / awes, nixant.
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29' SATeRDAY,.,... 7 1315 131,,,,,,,' m. i . ) ; ill..
30 5UNDAY,........ 7 15 1 1 -4;ivst Q. il! 2 2710.
31 MONDAY, ..... ... 7'1 1 5 11.) , Full M. , 4 ..6.43.r.
1 TuteDAy ..... .. 7 1,5 Ili ' La "' 4. r 3 P ur
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2 WEDNESDAY,. 7 9'5 19 .
3 _filiUltillidY,.... 78 5, 20-.< ...1 . .-
4 FR1DAT,.....:...: 7 7et 211 -• r
Thernsolnetrleal Record for 46 Week.
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P. R. A P., TiKwAKPO . . rileK. /
. , ,Pvisfylvanin. Hall. ',ltreille.
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... ~. .. AA. )t. --- 2 P 201. 7 .M. .
Kist., 'Jan. 22-30° 200 , • 6. 3 --rtondy.
Moo., - 24. -4 32 • K ...dour. •
Two., " 25.-30 30
WA.. .. 26.-22 2
Thum, •.' 27 - .—Ss' 31/ ' 34 —rain,
Fri. ' , " 28.-40 • 51 45 ..-r.1000.T.
,Tiff.7A young lady, whose viten'. power* are
worthy: of Piceolornini herself, arrived •bere ea
Thursday evening. It is thought thtt.• she may
be induced to give a series of concert during the
reason.
Serious Charge.—tiu fuesday, Peter Carl
j
bad bearing before Squtrolteed, - ilfarged with
passing hi this Borough a eounterfei bill on the
City Bank of Baltimore. He was t;uuitted in
default of bail to nnewer.
air•As the Ball of the traahln4onArtt falai', which
will take pla - rint the Town Hill clri the weetysSecood
of February, It ftexpeeted that the State Fewelblea,of
Philadelphteowill be present, with l i ft ti boped,CAPLais
.lames Page. At loiwat Imiunhableijhat Iher Made!.
phis coempan!estalso he repre4itted qu the occasion.
Thellan will tea bilklant nAair. i.
. firChnice Ttai and (keel; in.4-3/e4n . . Beatty and
Heebner are determined to keep . tbe bestMcerles in
Pottsville. Mr. liestly is one or our Oiled And most
experienced mercbsate. and his Tea- always were eels
lasted for betty the boat J 4 our marketjattrorting cue.
temere from a *donee cf 40 or 60 mileafr Glee them a
call tt you doetre a choice article in their 'hurt heel-
KirMr. H. P. Smith Is agent tu,tiettuylkllt County,
f.r the Llorrpoot and Loud,* Life and' IFlre %some*
Company. and also for t sereral reliable Philadelphia I
compan *a It la Important of konr4 to Ears one's
property penned from In.. by hre, or lifetnenred for tits
heiedt of ones . fautity, and we knew 44 one who wilt
attend to that matter more eorteourtt r more ratlafam
tally than Mr. Smith.
' ,ta-Zia
Aredverog l'ingrri,Capban : Briopre, have
adopted a new uniform.,ln wbkh the Imps will parade
on the Twenty-ceeoud of February. The coot, and pan
taloona are regulation cut and color. aline a tolultiurs
ebako has beeu adopted. By the wail why do not thnew
of our Borough eon:pante", who pared i on octagon, like
that of tynahlngeon's Birthday, do It In a body. A pro.
rwiviit t of all the companlee through our street,. say In
the ',tondo,: at a ,rated hour, would be allictire, and,
attract mach attentiOri: It: would be &Arable If the' .
differsuiraptalnacou/d so /emote.
• *arca+ ill the, Piuseaper -.Chrs.--The Rending Rail
areY CominttlY is pleelnp Psi:tures in 'the retenger
cars, we learn ?rem 'the Reading Jearnal, and the trains
will, Ina short time, be lighted in this way, in lieu of
the ell:htmes, which have not only rolled the ears, but
the dross of passehgers wpo have Neu nested in close
proximity to ,then;'. Tbia lean improvement which tilll
not only afford additional gratibralloWild comfort to
passengers, but to short tithe amply Alai the Comp*•
ny r by its economy, tbr itny v aost In the Int/ad uetiors.—
The plan adopted is used on some other roadsand steam.
bushy and gives entire satlsfaition.
,
Sir/u'our last w e neglected to notice that S. C. ltoo.
Ater; P.m, had beem, neassoclated In the publication and
editing of the DeMomiitte 'Standard, of this itorough.-- t
In Mr. Rossiter's kandS, the Sardarst is evidently.
proving, and we presnas, it will yet secure that dent
'atom with newspaper publisberriii good circulation.
Apropos, of local newspaper matters,. our pecan.
arty keen conteroskinri l the RetroriL in removed to its
new quarters in Coal Streetofbeti it indulges tn . ' the
luxury of a stescaPreeS, etc. We 'towels , congratulate
the Reif6d on bring at last fixed in its new quarters,
and could almost, wish tnr the editor's, sake:that his
temper were eomiielled to undergo a revision as nom.
piste es his Printing materials have experienervi. Truth
would probably, smile approvingly. at the Improvement.
• Fa-Pottsville literirry Society.—Tbe exercises
of this Society Detrained a large audience last
Tuesday evening. :They consisted. of a lecture
by John T. Billie, Esq., who very appropriately
chore for his subject, "Robert Bunts." The lecture
- was interesting;and elicited general approbation.
Geerge Gower. read a piton entitled, "Tint lifisad.
venture at Margate." A debate-then followed, on
the question, the popularity of a literary work,
a sore teat of its , uteri's?" which wits argued by
DavidD.,Oreen and , Jecalt A. Rosen-hi the:affir
usallee,-ind Willitini Wilmutb and Levi Ilaber in
the negative. The Judges firer of the
aflirmatiee.
, sir Nistiv Accident.—A? amidentirbich 11.1) prove
fetal too:aro! Oppose hajtired, Uppsalal . oo , Widnes
day morning about p o'clock, at Harper', operation neat
MittervTilic' The tirrometeureirara lima: Two men
item engaged in blasting sod In the Mine. They were
both nagged in drilling holekpreparatce7 to Eking I
'titan with powder: and lankiamen to each other,: lie
body of real which irritated them wit not more than a
foot ha thkknees. „ • -
Ooe of tie men had made ell tie neemparirrepara.-
*ma and and the blast, while the other was *nivel:
'ln blowing OM dust lamilarnitwY to Ailing the drilled)
bole with powdtr. .The blast via Made and had lb&
elket of bklOt 14 large body oftall into Ito taisc4 Mr.
Christian lienberger, injuring him ' , timely. 11*.traii
Mean toms dishnori by the dlathlullo, hi. hew was dho'i
tamed to tto moot obtooltlas manor. and it, la swot
Omit. proboklo It will rink la the tom of his milight.l
sTioi' It to should sunk* thi be WOW,* kf' the,
'stook. Itantoogor ti s e 1.14 omit leo tinders mitiding S,
'lll Miami Ilk: Iletrao taken'to PbtladolPkili
unaday,aud admitted to the Pena rybraala
I t lir Ikamiustrot.--It lawvitlent that T' ' ice Is at - 09 m, end 108 at twdaa
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sensplurea.:' Tethre glitd i gr. • 'We F ., bermilliglittittd . ett' SS, lISSIIfr . I ,
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= the tifesaild Um. li ng tbeipregint week ':, ~ 'Oen, Mi. . . IS; ftw the gaiter eisettis 26
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_ . .
Mbleh hams heel 'dotty lima Otethencem Aunt ' lithletk 04 4 • 01 1 1 ,0 dhide, / 1222004 .- 1 1. , r."lherbdtesi,
" d ' o 'tura eet • Mein Minim oily to. MMUS; itsitirishandeutt Mew John Ituruisk .11Ladstant Simit,
sad it must gratify • good cithest, to tie Rem Teldlo 00 .kons 00 ; serene itteodelmes td-'. Tleetbeler4i'
e rp oww w",.. w! „,
Mamma Itiostittiel rivertlutir.' 4 - The 2411'0 1 07 1 m. . 211 . CbTlitk*lmieso aliwk . l aalstiA,Ol
141
wring botteltprfKy ituiffellaftraptl iatrailrinkiere, trot, MlaellaitaMie Malheri Isilsmrhollatitaruhls*:
mist lock Oat kw it, We are on the event the greatest ley. ficholais,ise; boys, 22, girls. rt. Arm* erldatiMi
Tmasperane• Itetema,.eyese ritaramd.M.Utisteountry, tuwe,3s. Towhees, 6 ttnale,S, lisessies, 3, Aleoltm 1it14 , 1
- Mhos to drink :Bum un t i l 'Pe consithwed &iota= respect. Wirt 209 volumes. --' '. -- - ', ,
*Masai implagagreg ast", and &paying women and ADOMPriations in Angled, 151$-A Mein of SO Ire4' i l
. children of the money ltey Mould have to buy broad. Imam to Pishbach Sunday School; oth Nalvala AI!
_'May. that purled bet not far distant, for at present Rum dollar Library to Stniday bettetkat Dublin, Marytead,
has too dmlll.4etit , reeilitroo; ' . ' , ''. '. '; ' Bedoler leirv . ieels' bad is tilt Sunday SdriMlovi the
'''. '' - 1. .. . . 4 """ .° " - " r _._... '_. ' - ' lad Sander la scab *am: .21tia Maki is will
if:if:77m Ondvititial murmu lag 2:firtd of Robert -• • b - thy
..lt
Banstitis event celebrated at the Town Hall la .."1116(41. ant much- "114°44 3l
11416U° and
_ , .puentiatibiejtjpreCeeni if omitted, mweb disappoint
this Berougb.on Tamar evening last by a ha
" wit ' mat is Mardhstal by Mint. - 'Sinai the beginning of
sod tall. Eons* three ihroulred ladles and gentleman mu - too 4 boptywoolotto taken place „ dad two u..
Illerefellteted• - The odkets on the oceludou wee as 14 m oo „t ow - ow n- twit- to be ' b o i t i tiot. — - eh
Ions:-
mcummartax,
. Prtaiffeel-.IOIIN`CDONALD., . •
Tim Presidrort-Jon X.ll!mat. .' - ' ' IPotteville whop!,
Chseseitire of A ti.-;•4:411 -Y.Wrely David , - N rial g.catios. hoctf ..
mu t sen
~,. Matter of Crrestile ilenhmant limes Wren. •
Managers-David over,'Tbereas !ran, David Pal.
ton, Robert A. Glover '- ' '
Steretaiy-Joira. T. ilfaxpE'.....- . , -
The mapper width prepared by Mr. JirsantoMt of
the Town Hall. wag Irbli creditable. to. that , Petite
. man's tact as a cat . At ti 14 o'clo c k, t iro employ
. which was assembled' ft the side rooms, snatched In pro'
COW 01). Into the ma r roma; MM. Pottsville Cornet
Band playing, "The Oampbell'a are Coming." After the
`-/iirtielpanti were Pm ed, the President *eked a bleadet,
and the work of demOlighlisg the dimit; commenced,
and eontlinsed for isal an hoar quite.-vigorously. At
.the removal of the rifoth, the order of exercises Vas to
effect air follows i ! ,,,•,-
' I
1. speech by the President, and Snit. regular took of
the el'enittlf-The Memory of Robert Burns.
2. Song---111ghlat d Mary," by John Y. Wren. Vice
President. 11.nd- is wa' has lei Wallace bled."
o. Toast-The Ls we Live In. Responded to by
Thomas Wreni Oa ii,filaliColutabia.r
Toast to the Ito . James H. Campbell. Speech by
the How James U. mpbel I, one of thulium:M.
4. The Leak. Rlspooded to by Geo. M. Vass, 7r.--
Band. - Green Crow ;be Bushes, Oh." • ' • -,,,
5. The Ileceory MI Sir Waiter Scott. Song by Jose ph
Gionour, " [(teethe Bonnie Lassie when the Kye comes
Mute." Band,4lcene Sweet, Home."
8. Scrag by JacobOmer L , Auld Lang Sylle." MIMS
t
by the company. nd. 4hlte Cockade."
7. 'James Watt, t e first successful rromulgator of the
/ Steam Engine. II podded to by Lieutenant darnel
{Wren. Band. "Annie Laurie.'
8. Doctor LISIIL Song, "A Man's a Man for a'
that." by David Gi er. Pand,'Grood March."
9. The Memory e liugh Biller- Responded lob,' John
It. Wren, Vice Preident. Band, "All the Blue Lottnets
are
over the Borde r'"
10. The Pres.. 1 ' ndid to by Joseph •A. MeCool.-
Band. -Star Smog' Banner?' •
: 11. The Blount% Itinionrces of Abe United States.- ,
Band. “Waehingto 's Grand - Mare .” •
12. Song- 4 ,A it on the Ocean Wave," by Pipt.fl. F.
r
Glover. , Banff, "'Wed may the bootie row." •
:Vied** was (red from Robert. IL Palmer. Peg,
1
Senator. r grettin his inability toattend from pressure
of public buehtes sled endosing the following toast:
• The songs of: , where in the world large Pooled
and warm hiarted men Cr. Mond. melt expiration of this
soul and ereiy_beast wIG be in accord with toe, spirit
and patriot! m, therly kindness . love and truth, es..
presse -In the pi of Robert Burns. , '
Toast b- Joel 1, 51cOamint. gal.; drank in cold,
sparkling Watex;- , flood, her divtaiesetninent Or their
piety. her pasha e most gifted the world his known;
may bar 111 , 1011 eV] tie ; wet , the precepts of the one, and
ever be proud of e talents of the other. •
Aiello. was r d from Hon. Judge Begins regretting
( 1 .
' his Inability of a nding. end euelosiox the following
sentimeut • The K4Ol , of Scotland. The relehritiOn
of the centennial birth day of Robert Lunn, the poet
or nature, Is a fit rig time to honor and venerate the
genius, talent an learning hi Scotchmen.
At the "wee s a' hours %/ant the twat," the ,copper,
nom was cleared and the-bids sad lassies danced Scotch;
reels and 'coil filo P, and song icon no di dawn card one
eye over thetop I sharp Mountain. Theo all separated
well pleated wit the varied incidents of the previous
so
night. -'the n . nil daughters of Scotland and - A mer
ica,'on ihe Camas wy fed with each other in, celebrating ,
the Anniversary nod the utmost geed:ll44lr/ prevailed.
We congratulate he Managers on the delightful men.
ner In mono t . Festival passed off. The Pelt-tittle Coe ,
net and String Band played admirably during the en:
tire twed:Pi.lds Festival will probabl y lead to the
organisation h e of a finrpa Club. The matter was
II .
I t
suggested by John Y. Wren, on Tuesday evening,
and we promote will ha carried into effect. Other places
may have ohwer ed the An al rosary in a mor e preten
tioust manner; ut they could not baveentered into the
spirit of the ccpion with snore lest than did tliefoni
of Scott,,. and r ear American fellow-eltinnociesidente
of Schuylkill unty, who wire at the 'Tofu Ball on
c li
Tuesday evitil lest. Such Will ever he the ease as
,
Mpg as we 'ap p as ., te a moldy and. independent spirit,
ouch as his eh :wrote.
'The •nk Is hut the guinea ' s stamp,
The Ws the gowd for a' that.
iffirDnrough hoot St aisfies.—Annexed we publish &
statement of •e`mndithin of the Day. and Sunday
&hoots of the ; .mngh of Pottsville, et the close of Inth
DAT SCHOOLS
1
.fraltses` of
.Principals
J., .PAIMpa,
J, Graves.
tiln T. MTAueh,
.4, X. Derild,
y S. Hoyle,
' .)‘ A. lArer,
ME. D. X fiermen,
!Miss S. Martin,
MALE DEPART
Sch
I in moor
N 0.% •
No. 3.‘
- i0.4.
No. N.
No. 8.
I No. T.
FruAct Dzr,
Gnomic'
:
No. 4..
No:
No. 6. •
No. 7.
No. M.
?Co. 9.
Mips S. A. 'Reece!,
P. Couch.
E. C. Colt,
• 11.1141ey.
• M.J.Jausta,-
" • 1.. Heaton.
" S. B. Connor;
" ;.Doirnlng,
• . IS. &Wilt,
5tr,..11.
Colored ;
d trinsterrbd,.
by Soporlntentlerit
onl composed of Pupils from other oeboolf
arena* :loco fio.a was opawad.: . . .
a—Aside
b—Nevir
The shoe;
Pabiie Seb
year of 18
tiod. of 1:44
able shows s grand total of Pupils in the
of the Borohgb on the trst of the present
an Increase orer last year at the same pe
tette.
There are
lie &boole,
howl:awn I
Ilea of the I
cleoe fort
maid he
the Libra
ration, sad ,
tandltlow. !'
expert,* t
Law warm
iteration
barred by , I
ibo hands .1
for the I
da . it faro ,
Kraonnt
been faith rt"
Library p
orally ado 1
of tannin '
{pow in the Library conneeted with the Pub.
WO volumes, for the toe of Pupils. They.
'heed wititgreat tare, and Irma an inapt?.
atelogne, we coneeleb it to bans Sne a on•
formation of a large and metal Library, is
Wined. Only three Years here elapsed sines
was projected and carried aellyely into evo
lve are pleased to see Mu. ierttourisblng a
!The books are bought withi;ut; additional
the tire payers, lectlas manner. The School
its tbeemplojmentofa TreMiurer, at &lemu
r two per rent. on monies I received and &s
-tint. The first ides was to place the duly into
rf the Collector, allowing him 'one Per rent,
vice. The Treasurer however, consenting to
ie per cent„ he was retained in °Mee, and the
.eaved—eorne ninety dollars a year—:bas
ally applied during the lnet_thres years, far
trues. This plan is ■
.goOd.one.sind if gen
. led by Scheel Director', would be the means
libraries nf ineeteuiabie Deceit to Pupils in
Schools of the Slate. We egugretniate the
ehool ilirectcei of the Borough of Pottsville,
estate, whietsmay be considered a permanent
the scooomy`of 'our Borough ;Public Schools.
MEE
upon thls.
adjunct t
I PRIVATE SCHOOLS. ._ •
dies'ln444le, eeeptid Pt, MTV or Shrlltt—
. Allen, Teacher. • •
Pupils on roll, 23
daily attendance, • . 21
age of pupils. " 15
—Higher Unlash branches, with French and
Tom,
31In
Ave
Pont lc .4cadcary, (NAle)--11i.. an3nal Edwartle,
Priori , r -
No. , IPtiolls on roll. , 2ft
Are 6 • daily attendance, ' 24
* age of Ppils, 14
1 .1
bra l eh ne e ta i n . t Lamplages,"llathematim and the
i for kbys dad Girls, In the Lert am Room of the
I Lutheran Church-1113a A. Strauob , Teacher.
J. .1
Puplle on roll.
'MD13431004
age of Pupib, ,
.
r - s3f
30
10
i —Epoiling. Reading, Arithmetic, rbliceoey,
l e
I r, Jie. 1 ' ,
, for Boys and Giris,Slith aid Noreregmeets
A . Irmentmlit,Teneber.
o • Pupils nil roll, • 23
r daily attendance. . • 21
a age of Pupils', • . 10
n.. 1
i w imp , mi d indium, Somixl.alakhraltrlainc.:
r jot Mina , Sewed street, ab o ve Nornegia
P L. Young, Xeorher,
, of Poplin on roil,
A attendant*,
" age ot Yonne,
dtu ear -111gbor Wish braneben ;
,
• - for Nimes, SUrot,Terrice--)lreitians. Toth*.
N. - or Pupils on toll. . 241 ,
A mop daily attendance, ,
,•• rige of Paptle, .1 • - 10 -
s • esi—Tbill nottla elementary hrattebee. ' --
re • attialic Abhoo4llaltutatago street. '-',, 1 !- -' - •
N . .of Pupils on roll, , I 2%0 1
1 ;trap daily attendance, 1 - , ISO
4 age of Pupils, , ,i- fl 3
lety•-41rast emir 0 0 0 10 1 Pb71 e.
an, eirthelie &Aeol,Chn *ll47—Edward Elt
Pliii, (sae, 2 6 ; lowa* =)0 ' rio
64—Primary and ordinary German blanches.
Slol
Onuna
SA
—llia
No.
Avi
Sta
Rim
Ni
I• 8113 DAY SCHOOLS. ' ' •
its Ckis‘t (eiriseopsi) Stunts% ' PiffriiTii.
,Dintel Washburn. Rector. and Snit -
• sr Little. Soiertidsintanl; Xis. - A. Ilessd,
Siist4 Lobby.' W.Bosbyshell,Ltbnutan; 141isio
sib and A. Pott, Militants. &boo* pinions
to 3% fetlock, P. 31. Whole roof Pupils_ on
4. A imps attendance for list six months, 914.
school GI 41,144 folloor.-220 pupils (107 malq
3 reamloalls 31 alms, (14 noloon4 17 feinale.,
Iby 31 teachers, (4 inale,And finials:) sad in
istkoot, occupying A kilns attkAohn4 the win
tonsprising 94 pupils of both lairs, taught
•
ladle, Prlnriisl and Aiiistist.
Tb
antll
Oug
befit.
Sy * sootily ropolls of Os ossorol boobsts fbr Oc
• • Wit, Aar* IWO Ski yopils on roll 14 tboEhool
roper, itislostvo of *What wimp 98 nabs.
- isioaS; SoOl 168 Me amigo oltoodisse4ll boys, mod
to the mouth of Demotes last, OW on roll, 04
MNIIMEff=MM
.
MAL alard #l, Ikaosb—writsudesti Det3
Illaywoc4. Atorlstint Supt., Wm. Ihicrity4,
D. L. Datum; Tremont, ifillianatordnier; Utnsil4l
D.S. Weston.
lto:of 'sale pettolass,
Average etteedaltee,
Die. or female iebalsue,
Average staingasee,
Totai, •
•
• Na. of owlets, (male, 21; filial*. 36) • . 4S fa
lie:eolllervi, eariseave of Tereleere,
. Grant Total, ' • ' : 566 - 1
Ito. ot•Bibba clams, 4;- &map situ:ll4,44ra, 40. ?Imo/
. _ , ,
volume's In Library, 1510. < 1 ,
First Prrstraterian (Inn* Sandity'&44o,..--Itay. Ja
&apt' IleCool, llmpitrintendszt.' P i i
Pemba on roil, A Patola. : hto:.
, ' da. ' L 100 161 "AS
Average attendanee,' . . I -24 u
Number ot Teachers; ' 11 - 21 31
Number of volumes its Library, 1200.
'.
1 .
GM'aW f u and Bapiish Lutheran Sank, Hiroo; TWO , -
street,—lnglish .Ilossarlisienderst, John Delfryhrsi ti t '
man Superintandalstr-Diniel 'Whltreas ; Semetsky aid
Librarian, 31organ Reed; Audit. Librartan. William Y.
Grersang. t I '
-'
Tout No. of Pupil:4, • 161 4
••• . " Teacher!,:6
Average attendance of male reholars,; 661
" " • " 63.aale " . - ~
~ raf 1
• ‘" ' " " male Tend :ers, . '' 111
- No. of volmbes c
In Weary, kmahr
OIL •. • ' ' - l
•1
ei-
Englisk Rearipstical Lutheran Sunday Sateel,Harliit
sired—Bev: W. 11. Luchenbach,fhiperlntenden I. alms.
.6:Hunilaker, Asst. Saperintendent.:, al ms,
A:
Hileillbspils on roll,
Female "•• • 14 I
Average attendant* , . • len
achers,
Nate Te -
- Female - ; - 14
Bookain Librs4,4oo i
; ...
Alultiiita • Rtfurnird ,!ranlyirran—Willlans roHrlek.
Superintendent. - Libraries, Henry !Item/cis.
Pupils on roll, (nude, DO; frannin.llo,)• , 200
. Average at tendattee. ' '' 140 i
%sachem. (male, II; fmnale, -134 10 ; 1
No. Wedowee in Library, 1200(
bmnday Sawed paper'' distributed, ' 140 1
PoltavOla Baptist, Mahrobtango sie4-4acties Sh 7 ,
Superintendent. • `,. : ' si. •
Paplls on roll. (male, 60; female, 03 ,)! 1 Pali
Average attendance, - ' LH!
Teachers. (male. 2; female, 12,)' ,•• 14i
No. of volumes In Library, - • 61
It is the Intention to have the Library replant:4l In
a short time.
Erangelleal, Cillontlll street—H. F. Halm. 6014 r I
' Pupils on Intl. (male, 63; kna1e,.(,6.) - 110,
Average attendance, . . , -100
Teachers. (nude. 9; female, 21,) '2l
No. if volumes in Library, ' 4Ol %
Homan Ortholie . Sunday Atund, HabaniatlCo Ili -
~ather O'Keefe, Superintendent. .. .
' Pupils on toll, (sway. 100; female, 200, ,
Avoregge attandaure,. '..
Teachers. (male, 10: female, 12.) , 1
No. of volumes in Library, 600
lfelsh Caironishr,_ Call - - 'II
_Jltia
Superintendent
Pupils on roll.
it 'erne attendance,
Teachers. .
inert Welsh Biptirt, Second street, opposite the
I la nie—ltion. Laid!, Sept.
•
Papas—average, , 4
Teachers . 2: '.. -' • I
Welsh CheyrtpatOrealiat.—.T. Richard', Supt.
( /
Pupils on roil, • •
Average attendance,
-, Teacher",
Recapitulation;
• - And nmparissn Irak firmer Puri.
18b7.
Adak Scho4.l—Male Pupils, 12E4
• • Female - _ ', t. 13
. • • Colored—lisle and l'Ototae,. .
.Prirale Pupas, 29
romals u • '
Mixr4 •': Is 2
•B, Cath.
Sabbath . School Papllor
Total In Boronth receiving instructions, 4581 4008
bo. vols. in,S. 8. Libraries, OM. 1 174
There ate 17 Public Retools in . the Baron/h. as fob
/ows: High, 1 lirarnmar. and 8 other branch
es—Total, 8 Male. ressale=-1 Grammar, and ti other
branches—Total, 9 Feinale. Grand Total, 17. Times are
8 Private Schools:, ea, tallow% t-1 Male, o‘,Prinall, and 4
Mixed School., Thire are 12 Sabbath Sebnols in the htl
rough,-10 Protestant, 1 German und I Roman dal hdlg.
Annexed Is a votirpamtive statement of the condition
of the Schools from 18:2 to 1858 .
• ' 15153. '54. '36. 'Sir. nitl.
Public School,. ) • Wm Ms 1519 1726 /83 1
Private Protestant,', . 202 207 401 44 174
Private Catholic, 255 430 280 270
Sabbath. =4B 2100 '1914 2374
S. 8. volumes, 5709 6066 15175
.67 1 • 786
The Recapitulatims, It will t; olwerved, glr as the
total number of Pupils under instruction In the 80.
rough. 4908, with a sum total of volumes in t Sunday
School Libraries, of 7780. If to the lanes. amou tweXdd,
the number of volumes in the;Public Schools' ihra6-
490—we have • void total'ofB2', 0 volumes In t e Libra.
ries of the aelmote et the BoroUgh, a gratifying. n crease.
, I
170'
2h7
101
341
119
COUNTY TIZIOIIIB.
READ BILLS COIctENLitO SCRIfyLCit.I.I:OI3I6T , RTAD
IN TUG STATIC LZRISLATCAR.=-AllrieXed . a ei,py
of the Bill relating to the Alms iltmso of Schs f ybi
kill County, read in the State Senate, Ja ary 17
'
'1869, by Robert M. Palmer, Esq.:
.. .
tA SuPt•LEURWT to the nee emitted "Ac A t to pro
vide -
for 14e erection of ri ionic fig- th employ :
wrest and support of the poor is the uot,plot"
&Ail:kill," pieced the jonrth day r Apra,
one thou.nnd , eigA linndrect and thief •oim:—,
Section I.—Be it eancreNiite the &pate Ind
Rowe of lAppreeeitentiree of de Cosnototty cola of
Penney/came its Generai Aelenthly met; Jonci it is
hereby reacted by the authority of the same. That
on the &et MiMday of May next, and suns - Ally
on the first Monday of January tiiireafter, the
directors of the poor and of the house oemploy.
meut of the county of Schuylkill . shall eet, , with
the judges of the, pmtt of quartet semi no of said
1 3
county, at the coon hunt., in the 13 rbugh of
Pottsville, and the said directorior a njority of
I them, in concurrence with ithe said Jo gee, or
majority of them, shall appoint and 'llx Atte :sala
ries of the following (actin, to wit:— fie stew
ard and doe chief matron .furAtaid house; one
termer, one resident physician, who attain be'clerit
and book keeper, one out door physiciap, resident
at Pottsville, end one solicitor; anti the saidjud,
gee and directors as soon aveonyeniently - may be
after the passage of thlipet, shall in a set of by.
laws, rules and regulation.. to be adopt d by them
1 or by a majority of said 'judges cod directors re !
spectieely„ Follett to alteration, amendment or
Addition from time to time. as they orid?majority
of them may deem necessary and too , prescribe
the powers end duties of the ream lee affirms
and matron appointed by them. act or ins, to the
provisions, of this set, and may at a y time. at
their discretion, remote any 'of sold olSciers or
matron, and appoint others In their s tead until
the next annual appointment, ' • ;&t.
SZCTION 2...—That all ether netoess ry lacer , .
1
out dour physicians, matrons and awl tants shall
be apporwed, and their salaries or e , , pewsetion
fixed in such manner , • and at such , ti ~ and s on-•
der each regulations as shall be preaer bed by cad
judges and directors in said by-laws. ' •
SZCSIIOI B.—Thai all laws humus ste4. here
with I. and the mate Cr. hereby repeisled.4 • - .
i
This Bill pipers the Alms louse in the same
to .
relation thetOtltt wit . regard to the appoint.
.
went of oldeers , as the Prison.• It' mai at first
suggested to abolish the Board of D misfits* and
.
place the whole inartege "sot under he direetion
• ,
, ,Scurtox,•6.--That all laws authorising a stay of
of the County-Commissioners sod .t.
the Court; but the County ointniesl
red, stating that they , have -ample
their hands 'already. This ill: w
-C„ \3
a d e , s red: e s u o ku i ll n h e a r il e r r tere tra n ili e d n ota gm ed• pl e n n g n i cii n n t :s e t t u s e t rly c o q n e pe a d d i r n s i g u n n o t n h olr b i p a e r n a r t :
/motion of this act to the wages, of any mider,
working will soon be tested under
werbenle, laborer or clerk empliyed by such pee
son or person, or chartered company in and about
rengetneoc; end if it should fail in a the business of mining coal us aforesaid, be; and
the reform desired, such farther lees the same are hereby repealed in far as relates to
be suggested by its operation, can tb the county of &hay - Milt.
,
Annexed Is a copy of Alte Bill tele I BRCTION 6.—That in lien of the hail \heretofore
ship Oilleers, resdin the -'Scats, Se .renairsd,by law, the bail hereafter to be required
"
in cases of appeal from the judgments of Justices
17, 1859, hy R. X. Palmer, Esq.:" of the peace and from the' - airarda of arbitrators
Ax Act to 'crane a stricter neetmetabay of ter ' for the wages . mentioned in the first section of this
twin public offinene in Belnytkill e Rely; • act shall be hail absolute, in double the =hunt.
items I.—Be it entitled: by t i &orate' arid of said judgment, arid thi' probable amount of
0 'Rouse of Represeutatirte of are Co worticaiti of costs accrued and likely , tai steirue in such case,
lerassyletwora is Genera: Atairoibly et, 'end it. is : with one or more sofacient sureties conditioned
heredy eitaiied by the ovaitority of t e some, That for the payment of the amount or the debt, inter.
I herea.ter ill supervisors of tcwnab ps. ,ell town'. est and costs; that shell hi legally recovered in
ship, barbagh and school district 'ensurer* far such rase against the appellant. ' . , , • -
both road and school purphses. and Ilrollectorr of
SucvlaX T.--That all law said parts'of laws in.•
boronsb l and school rotas within hO county at consistent herewith be and the 'same are hereby
Schuylkill, Shall. before entering u a the duties : noro lid .
l o
.
or their, several : offices , hie in the Arra oi the •
fa elerk of the evert of general qoader sessions of The above Bill has been ' framed with re.--
lb. peace in end for , said county , tidily/Ith war. X. adult that upon peruseloto feel: can bti found
rents of attorney to confess judglt thereon in with any of its failures. It will; - if enacted into
1
sneh antounts as the said einat quarter see. o to ,; , not O a, ma , to tho wo o tt o gtooo o i th i o .
slots :ball direct, and with one or 'more soneient • - 2'
sureties, to be approved by said coupe , conditioned Region the wipe of his labor; but inaugurate a
for the faithful performance of lbelnties of their new 'system of business. • Under' its' operation,
'await unieererv"rdiut to iew. lo 4 it shall be th e rents would be iollected eloselieverY month, and
duty of the clerk of said court of quarter session the i
system o f ton g credit* he in a mea sure,
to ale the said bonds among the,redords, of his of. • ~..,,..,__.• -1
lice. on payment of the usual fee ft & tiling amity: e !"'
"'• i l i l l een " Tr* ego
le siiwoeated a °ea * I
papers by the officer by whom, said is given, pyre; which was adapted and worked, until recent.
there to remain, subject to the or or the court Ij averted by. the . Su p re me Court. The : above
for the eeturity of said townships , boriughs stud'Rill il ~,..,•1 o ____•• i . .
any obj ectionable fee-
school distriets /rad. all 'Ohm .sat rested- i'D Mild .". ' - "`"7 7 " 7 ", ! l ' etrs , ' ' - •
dlir
bonds f sail‘rat keel proceedings haltbo MOS.' - ire; It Mal", Val* " be, p ath 3loll7 / 1 11te ". ;
• Oott , thittitelt:- .- - -' ' - ' ' ' '' 'without stay af•stramation. -Itls a Bill which our ,
' Riertisietirerealter all township end - I t i '.. ~. •_e ' t
•.. 0-1 ,
' 4 1 vier airmen soortra petfratto s ue ..sagunatnee to 1
Camel district trad rain lit this., t o sobo,7- ,
,
t
kill; alien; withinran days after la int, the year' P a " Pf°6o,* list them Mote euergSira
•
.• • - lly ' end
ty settlements with the officers of laid townshlps: the benelitial sat must lacranes law. _ ,
233
SO
1010111 street--Jcbu Jima,;
.urt
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4 ;
1859:
AN Act for the better eeestrid,g the payment of the
wages of. - tabar in 'the envoy of Schuylkill
SECTION 1.-47 e it enacted by the Senate , and
House of Repretentativo of the; Commonwealth of
Penneylvanta in General Aksentldy met, and it ie
h er d, ' g o nered by th e authority of the same, Tbnt
all Swages. that only he due from - -any person or
persons or chartered compouy, -.engag e d i n _ th e
mining of cpnl withiu. the county of Schitylkill,
either as owners of the soil, or haring a kites of
ti - coal mine or minds, to any miner, mechanic, la
borer-or clerk employed by such person or persons
Or rhartereileompany in end *hi,ut such business
aforesaid, for any period not preceding six months.
immediately preceding the ale and transfer of
such'property by execution or otherwise, ol=nhe
&nth or insolvency of such employer cuiploy,
tors. shall be a lien upon said colliery or collieries
and other property in and About the Rine; and
used in crying on the said business a mining,
orin connection therewith, to , the extent of the
I n te r e s t of snit employer or employers in said
preperty, and shallbe first preferred and paid out
of the prticeede of the tale attach colliery or col
lieries nail other property as aforesaid. Provided,
That the claims of each miner, mechanic, laborer
or clerk thus preferred ithAl not exceed one hun
dred (tellers; AariprOitied farther, Thee this set
*hail hut be eonstruetk so as to inspair c.intractis+
existing of lieni of record vested prior to its piei
sage:
SEcrow-2.—That the 4 limit of fifty dollars men.
. tinned end curtained in the third section of the
del, of Assembly of April, second, one thousand,
-eight handrail anti forty-nine, entitled **An Act
for the protection of minors, mechanics and labor
ers incenain counties,!' isiterebv extended to Imo
hatidred:doltare for the :collection iif Abe wales
mentioned -in the first seetion of this act an far as
relates to the county of Schuylkill:
SECTION 3. 7 That 'the lien of the tent aloe to
'the landlord'or landlords of any' colliery of col
lieries within the county of Schuylkill, the amount
of which' said landlord ur :landlords shalt he tins
titled to receive not of the proceads of the sale
under si. landlord's warrant; execution -or other
writ for the sale of the property; liable to the din.
,tress df -the landlord, except execution upon
judgment obtained for such rent,,rhich shall rank
according to priority, and be :paid VIA other exe.
cutiona shall Its, and thalamic is hereby restricted
to one month'* rent due; together with any foe-
thin of 'a mouth's rent iieerning immediately pri
or to tbs .- liras of taking such 'property in man-
lion or levy tinder such landlord's warrant or
other writ. ~F
, SecnoN 4.—That nolAortgage of any coed lease
or coal mining righDetill machinery, and fixtures
appurtenant thereto ; within'the county of Schnyl,
kill, of o „ lther merriment by which' a lien is cren
tediftereopon hereafter executedObrill operate to
impair or postpone the lien, and preference given
and secured to the wages mentioned itr tbo first
ieetion of this act.
;so 4tid4es of
Psis' demur
! besinese - 00
prefer—tts
the jetex er.
omplisbiag
etieppe mar
be adopted.
log to Tetra.
te, •Jasaary
~.... - . • ,
''.,
firdctiotriete: Ida ;the aceotinte so.,andited
:Ittnti..settlffil ill the Aim of the clerk of the court
;a teettefar ;Seliimtti who shell 11. the soon :Ili
layasiont . ef JIM Na a l fee by said township, and
!atheist dirlibielittler the inspection , of those latar
mstedirsiteldlicemsnts.' • ... . . ,
( OfiCilibli Sowolbat upon the petition Otto or
4i i ik i retipaylgs Of any township or 'AN! district
i ) 1 11t - italt4linlitty of Beituyiklll, verified by the oath
IloPsiliblittiliill et:liner more of aid. petitioner*,
faulting cut
~'tni therefor, the enure of common
i/tENEllrtiliNia 'ttenttry ' tit Schuylkill shall, in
si their discretion span the euffiedeneyg the reason,/
I /WOOS in. Said: petition, appoiot thing or Inert
i.spiehti auditors to revise, restate and:inset tie any
I of the *Conte bled in the office of the clerk of
quitter oessipna. according to the *rhinos of
theseeend section of this act, the report of-said.
I. board of epeeist auditors when approved by the
court to be dual and conclusive. 'and if any hal
-1 once shall *niter by said. report to he due to such
township or school ;district from the iseteunting
;'officer, the said court obeli order the enforcement
of the payment . of such balance. with interest by
judgment upon_ the official -hood of such officer
and . ettrition tberempan, which hoed shell be re'
mitred into the ..fiSee of the prothonotary of the
' court or, common pleas for the purport, of 'nib
, judgment end *execution. ,
,Secrtost 4.-_That hereafter any County, borough
of schol district officer ?hide tie county of
Schuylkill. vibe shell wilfully negleet or Teruo* to
deliverforra to his seem:nor in - office on ten day.'
notice in writing tojkat effect:hem his said sae.
eisser acy money, books, papers,. vouchers
eh, doenments or other property belonging to his
skid office, shall be devoted giant,* of a micie•
meaner, and on conviction thereof ill the Court of '
„pouter weisitios.altall be sentenced to fine or lat• '1
prisontheist, or both, at the dlieretion of the said
court. .. . ,
~pecrton s .— That any county, borough, town.
alrip ur school district ulli er within the county of 1
Schuylkill. who chill apply the mousy or moneys
iutruotiol to' his care to his own use, or shall loan,
it to'othare, or in any other manner Cushessle it
or any patt thereof, shall 'be deemed guilty of a
iniodemestner is office .and on conviction thereof
in that court of quarter sessionilof said county,
shell be sentenced tog fine of nut lm than one
hundred nor more than one thousand dollars. and
- "hail be imprisoned at the diocretion 'of the cowl
not exceeding two 'earl.:
.; Sec-my 6.—That hereafter the township treas
urers of said county.of Schuylkill, shall be the
bolleetors or rood taxes in' their• respective town
hips, ar_m_el hail give bond es provided for in the
• first section of this net.
Section 7.--That front and after the passage of
this net, no money orderisreed by any supervisor
br supervisors of a township upon am township
ireesurer within the county olSehnylkill obeli be
tralid, noises signed by the supervisors (or super
visor it there be hit one supervisor of said inten
t
rhip.) and attested by the township 'clerk, every
ouch order shall bear in writing upon ita - ,fare or
by an aneennt in writing securely attached there-.
to, a'distinct statement of the consideration for
which the same is given; shall be - numbered end
registered by the towoship clerk in a book to be
kept by hint for that purpose, collect to the in
epeetion of the auditors -and lax pryers of said
, township , and the sail townehip• elm* shalkarrite
;upon the face of the. pith) order "registered," to.
Igether with the page of the register. %won which
!the saute is to bo found registered' and sign his
unmet thereto, •
' SECTION 5...-..T110e• any homing of orders upon
any township or school district treasurer within
the county of Schuylkill with intent to defraud
the said township or school district, shall bedeetti.-1
ed and held to be a mialemeanor on the part of
the Alive or offieers making such fraudulent. le- I
sue, as well as on the part of oho neroiM 'or per
sons receiving the-same with like fraudelent I
knowledge and intent, and any such officer of of.
Beers making such fraudoledi is.ue of lin order nr
orders, and any person orimrsons reel. irine the
same wish such fraudulent intent, on onrictittn
thereof in the court of quarter sessions shall be
punished by-line or'imprionnment, or hi th, at the
diseredon of the said court. 1 7 ,
SEcnox 9.—That from and after the . Pleenno of
this act, any 'appetiser of hirhways within the
county of Schuylkill.' whO shalt furnish teams,-
wagons. carts, tanterielo or labor, exeunt hot own
superintendence as supervisor In the township of 1
which he is supervisor. in the lOW, sale nr profit' 14,
which be is directly or lodirectly interested. and I
,hell receive money from the said township there
for, shall be held guilty of a miodemennor. in of
flee, end upon conviction thereof shall he punish•
rd as provided for in the eighth section of tbii
net.
Samoa 10.—That hereafter the supervisors of
townships in Seituyikill county, in laying the rates
or assessments of taxes for PUgpageg no.thoriZed
It, law, shall tsklitto their assistance the township'
auditors. and no rate or assessment for arty por
pores shall be made Without the approval of - Said
auditors ~r a majority of them. .
SectioN 1 I.—ftst in default' f the filing of the
pond required of any officer by the provisions of
this net, the court of quarter' sessions of said'
county of Schuylkill, at any regohn or adjourned.
session of said court, after the ele ct or appoint
ment of said officer, may declare the •Isial office
vacant, and apptiinti suitable 'person to fill the
said (Ace who shill vivo hood as aforesaid.
Beeline 12.—That all acts anti Pang of nets of
the General Assembly inconsistent herewith be
and the•same are hereby repealed.
The BhL is evidently a good one, fir superior to
the existing laws, under which a system of swine
ling is practiCed, in the Coal PARISI) P 4 fileularlfs
which hots scarcely a parallel. In some townships,
the officers, it is well known, all connive togethet '
to dere* the people, and there Would been redress
for the poop Use misessments made under snob !
eirennistanecal w weold therefore, suggest the.
addition of a proviso to tha 10th section, to the fcil
-lowing effect •
Proc . itfed, Th t Where it is believed any conni-'
ammo has take pinel between the township ofh•
oars to asmas a ex at a, higher rote than it is be
tiered the &leek for which it was assessed re-:
quired, on the th or affirmation of any three
tea-payers of aid township, the matter shall he
investigated by the Judges of the Court, and the
becoming, remedy applied. •
1 . 1116 following bill foe the better securing of the
payment of wpges in this'ettunty, wits read in the
State Senate by R.t.Paltneri,-:Eset, January 20,
RM=BM
PU, PASTE ARD SCDDRIDA.
0111"skitirm bitiminnos coal - Caine hat been.dir
catered at Jackson, Michigan. near a tailway.—•
It still be et greet terries to Dimwit.
ory,blitilitielati at the Wert claims the enr
port °Mimi Catholics on the greend.that he burnt
Remain cijndles on the 4th of July
jter-att.. cbartniti 8. Cong4nrt.' wife of Mr.
Cbarlesli'Cengdoe, one et the editors - of the N.
York Tribune, died suddenly at Brooklyn 012 Sun
day. , , •
ArKyoing, , ltandtestrie.ind hitherto respect.
utanied lardy.. et Botrelo, was recently 'sr.
rested fur palate intoxieation, . and sent op fur
thirty dayr. „
~Intrlt Is elated that DroC. AV. !ladies bee
refuted on . offer_ front Mr. flounce et $5.,000 ao
write half a column weekly one year for I'hot
Nem.York Ledger.
itill'One brut in Chicago evitreeted ,to :and,
104,000 pinch of and prairie ehiekans 16 1
the east this season, and has already exceeded the
amount..
Pr Old Mrs. Patty wants to know if bachelors
Oink they are crusted for the purpose of uPlo4
up woolen manufactures, tobacco, tigars, tailors
and livery stable keepers? -
' Pli•A Witness, in a liquor suit at Lockport. tes
tified that he atways. called Al gin, but always got
a compound of sty:roekets, bilge water, sod the
beverage of Dinah Villikina.
pirSotne ot the farmers in northern Ohio and
the borders of Indiana,s , hive rumuseoced the
breeding and raising of deer, the same as they- do
sheep, and they bring them to market in the saute
manner.
128"4 1 1, whole -military company in Dayton*,
Ohio, a .0 , 608 time since, fell in tufa 'slat kbenn•
tifal Yountr ladyts Jewess: aid ef they couldn't
all hove her, they - compromised! the mutter Sy
I:testing her es their reptile: ++- -
Or Tie Power of Nerficisc'e r Discas;. e
know - or no better illustration of, this fart then
the vionderful effsctsof the Oxygenated Bidets,
in ern floating tritest the system Dyspersisosild ell
functional diseases of the stomseli, end restoring
impi k irtal digestion, e •
•
, -
"ALL Emir ! Dc Sautv."—DelSonty, the great
_mysterious De Sealy. still remains at tho Cyrus
statlint of the Atlitutio tele• ' rapthl with several as
sistahts, who, by night and by day, are watching
fur “eigneit."••broicen currents,'!'
xranstnipaiont," and all that sor: . thing.' About
tLe beet thing De Seuty can do lit to drolybis in
effectual wire : working and min t & On to, Pfilladel•
phis, where be can be free from anxiety, and en
joy the luxury of wearing such gartnent4
is are made at the Drown Stone-Cluthing flail of
Duckbill tt. Wilion, Nut. CO3 and 603 ehesinut
street above Sixth, Philadelphia.
• The Czygensted• Bitters. . j •
For the cure ut. iticaPuPSta Inn funtotturieW.
Liver Complaint, Asthma, Co'fit‘ceuent, • Lent Jul
Apprilte, Peter 4/011 Ileatt .Bstru, Water
Brook, Acidity, Sea Sickuesi, Nonina,
Headache, Ennui, .and Cenci-44;14'dd,, or 'atti•
.
dicettou bariug its origin in imperiert drretion.
Tbesu Ilatetn, as rill eluirees oriour fellow
sent. including Members ' of Con gress,' Lawyer!,
Ptirririana, Clergymen.. Plontefc,- Farmers end
others testily, are the only *IA, certain,' 114141 lOC*
ereign argetrig fur the inansedille relief end Or.
mallow, cure of the coany'cruel complaint* which
in ;one phase ur other of .Dpepepsia, afflict our'
rare. : ' I
. These Bitters perm discovered by Dr. OroWas .
8,.. anekr, and in their formula differ entirely•troni,
that of any other preparathrb of tuedicine—'
Mining. no eleohul—no mineral-4o puiyo¢ nn
nosione drug—in their nature totticti not sfirtula.,
tint'--retaining their virtues in IV etitnertheif
are "a rombinatiou'and a fort d \ imlyed" of Medi! 1
eine which knows no 0,31 in extertninntio‘ disc
ease and restoring the system to its pristitTe vig9r
:and health, No Matter of how loorstanding..or
however induced or chronic in its cbsrartir Aber j
disease, may be,—no matter that it lids Wiled the!
skill of the physician, and rei.lstrd the er ,, rtteo
Medicine, a Muitle trial or these Bitters WitrintiA.
fy the sufferer that his disease is nuietteble (07:the".
:proper remedy.. e •
tettimony.ef t h e many cures °fruited I,:t this I
Bentedy, reference, is hail to the writtee:4trifientrs
trout distinguished individuals known all over
the IsEd. •
B. W. POWLE 8 CO., PrOprfors.
:/loaton.
For sale by their egents everywhere. •
AGENTS :—John tk. Itrown, (1. Itußhes, and
llenry.Saylor, Pottsville; C. tt Liluntsinger,
Schuylkill !raven ; M. W. Prevost. ttincr> ripe ;
13. J. Fry and McGuigan k Fowler, Tilihmt , j 11. 1
Shirhlet, Port Cartion; Paul 'Barr, ^iegrore ;1
Braga° Son, Tuscarora; Charlra Mar,b,
NON I'llooooin ; JOSS!. Ruhinhold, Port'Clin•
ten; R. Irvin. St. Clair; E. Philtipe, New
Quote; Julio Midilieport., •
July 31;1355. . • :Meanly I
h - a-A Bonk For the Stek..llT DR. SAMUEL
S. FITCH —SIX iICTIIitES Uri the causes and mire of
Co nsumpt ion, Aat Ma, llrenchins.Ueart..l4sease, Dys
pepsia, rental!. Complaints, and Chronic Meas.% geter ,
ally, (bon9,::.6?pspes,3o engrav tip-) by Dr. S. S. Vvrce;
explaininethe anther's treatment, by which be both
prevents mid 'rum the above diseases.
This . book has been the means of saving thepsandi of
Prtee:l.s . eents. Felt by :map, twat paid. fur 43
corgi; Apply to Dr. °Mee 71.4 Broadway,
New York: Consultation pa-mm.oo,m by letter;•free.-
• October' 22.'38 433 m
el - nollowari• Plllo.llltnost every inven
tion has Ito enemies. We . bare heard locomotives de
nounced. and the magrielle telegraph called a nuisance.
The iorld,bovreur, seems to have agreed nem. con. in
relation to ,tbis greet cosmopolitan letnedy. There is
nothing surpristng In this, The-human rare everywhere
have the-same internal organization-4We ) stomachs,
, cireulation, nerves, all th eir vital organs, are a
prey to mutate.% di/wises, and all these di Steller , are eon
trolled and cured by Holloway's- Pills, This, in sub
stance, k the testimony of the Old World. It has been
echoed and emphasized in this country.. No 'men con
tradicts it. The Inference la Irresistible—it- is true.
Jrii - Jule• litatielto Eat; kraiicrevwcer flair hen
avatar. is offered to the public as the ts vbEible result a
• tong series of eliersteal experiment t. Itlitrers entirety
tram other preps tions for the hair, which are composed
of injurious sobstrowes, cuff iv warranted, to contain tit)
dieleteriorts properties, bit to be itii untaillog restorer
and preserver or the hair and fight. ,
It Is not a lye, but u remedy certain to redone :be
Lair andlobiskers, however gray, to their original
,
color. * 1, •
The EAU 'Athentence will prerent Leafless, laird rause .
a now gtuwth of hair to spring up wheio It °alias. howl
age or iickums. The effects are sure and perceptible 10
4 5
For tale by sit Druggists, and it the Laboratory '0 •
Jule% Mout k Co., IhiChesont st.,
l'or gala 110 . upolerale. and rein% at F. SANDED
SON'S Drug and Chemical Store. Pottgrtile.
~
iii-beapoitaut to Fenstalsi*-141: Chtastataai
rime.--The combinations of ingredients in these Pill
are the result of a long' and extensive preetle°.. ThCi
are mild in their opera, log. and certain in corketing all
Irregularities, painful menstruation, removing all 4
straetions, sikether from, cold or otherwise, headschi,
pain In the side, palpitation of th e heart, diet tubed iletp , ,
which always ariselrom interruption of nature . - they
ma be mieresafolly used at
. 11 preventive. These Pitts
should never be liken In Pregnancy, as they wouldt
sure
to mein a miscarriage . • Warranted purely Beget
'bie:arterree from ally thlog Injurious to life or braid $.
Explicit directions , which should be read, accompany
box. P
each bolelee I. •t ant by mall, by °adorning $1 o
l
any authorised agent: It, B. nuTcu m(tiA
„General ;Veal for the tr... S. lffd , Chataber St., Nem - Tont.
To whom all Wholesale otter! should be addressed 4
la-Sold by Jona G.B8011"31 a Evii=Pottsville; and
Mayes Iltatak BiLlleading. i.' - Katy)
• jai - near Dyel Bale Dyel tents' Dysi
Wat, A. Batchelotos Kith. Orit
The ORIGIAAL and BEST in the World !) •
All others are mere banal lona. and should be avoided,
If you wish to escape ridicule. E j'
(MAY, It D, or ItUSIY HAM Dyed instantly to
beautiful and ~t'Salural Brown or Black, without the lesst
injury to Hair or Skin. • •
FIFTEEN MEDALS ana•DIDLOJIAS have been awar
ded to Wm. A. Balebelor since IBIS, and over 50.000', sp.
plications have heel:Swede to the Hair of Ws patter's of
hie Bilious Dye. ' "
W3I. A. °BATCHELOR'S HAM Dn. produces, a 4ulor
not:to be distinotisbed front nature, %ladle wsznaktms
not to Injure In the least, however long it may be ;eon•
tinned, and the 111 effects 'of.bad Dyes remedied ' the
Hsi'. Invigorated for life by ten splendid Dye.
Made, mold or applied On 9 private room.) at Hi Wig
Factory, 333 Broadway, New Yak. I
Bold in all cities and towns of the United litateL by
Dam Jets and Fancy Slooda Dealers! • . '
•
11B.The Genuine has the name fond address upon a
steel plate repaving oci four sides!of each box. or,
• ° , vri,Luat A. BAYCILBLOB;
tto4Y] ) I= Broadway, New York.
WeoldtiyJarts 0. Blearst,ll Sox, Pottsville, P 4.
Ifii" Wigs I Viri go . Wi yds fe.eeeIIATCHEOR'S
WlOl3 and TOUPEES stnious'all. They are eleigant,
light, easiy and thimble. • . -• ;
Mins' to a 62mi—on turnlnglispieldiut-Liansilninit
at
Ins oft the head : indeed, i this la ' only establish:mint.
velure these Moo are.prpporly deratood and iuide.
--
• - (.1114y) , . .t. ! Z 33 way, liroo Srk.•
--- 17 ------ - . -- 7 .--- -- - _,_. ---- ----- "T - I
SW The Omit Krill. 41.entetty.e:witlit
JARRS CLARKE'S QE4SEllldEitil FE,31.41, E Pllit&;i
Viewed from a preseri6tlon o 4 Ele 3: Mucci. 11. b ... .,
Physician EttesOrdhisai . to the , Clueen- . . ; i.: '
This invaluable aikieine In u s n e tt n; In the co not all I
thee, painful and danyefons di to width the male
constittilkui Is snidest.;lt mode6tea all ersesesand ne•
names aii otistractlons, 141 d a meld/ cars D.AY be ran"
_ , :
on. • s p oo d' j
" it
p
1 ..., ;
To Mar sled Ladles it to peculiarly . ent4d. It
,
mil; la a sheet time, briars: on lie
' monthly' petio4 with
, • I.
re g e ttu e , rare One Dollar' boa . re the Owe - 44mitot
Bbijiv of tin at britsitioo peernt counterfeits:' - .
114-
.77:01 fills danukl *it be by fort*iii flaa;iivg
l ams
Lis %mar TERSE iloYin of Prepunsey, .4. thy'
are 'sure to Way on Mieotrrin e, hat at nity oft tau
they art suji. : . '; , 1
In all easee of !fervor's and il nal Affeetletta, gala in
(be Dirk and Limbo. Fatigue o slight e x ert i on , Palpita•
We of th e Mart, li r,art, IlYalaties, a d Whiles. throe rlus sin
effect's rate when all . tither minus bare fdlteklited al•
themili a powerful rtanedy, dtt:not cant a ta bon , # 1101131 d, I
antimony. or anything hurtful to the tonstituti4. :
Fall dtteetkma in the pamphlet atoned each , tueekage,
Itbieh should be rareftilly,proterred. . •
.
806 Ape 63r tbr IJulteii aiatei, Ca aadr
• r JOB MOM. (1.14 L o.Bald - win Ai..)
'• ' ' Roe el. Ys .
4.5;41 sad 6 papaya Adopt eseiloesd ,t 6; any as.
iii*sid Apia, Ittmtre /46b,16, aostilulng 'lser.3ll6
pint, by mina maIL •
Ftbi ad* bk tiotinille, by Mal& 66 . Vali; P21'61617
qua. by U. J. 'ILK; by 41 Diliggists throuttioutthe
United States and Canallpi. P 060.193 VS -
MMME
...CHEAP WINTER COODS
A, run *Ty
r‘Deelvor , % ., 0 ,4 1 ; 4 1. s
Piarstskliztir •• ootii..- - ;
AND
41 4 t 4 ..e:ovry
eUJ
tore
eatre Street, r"", Vt.(
4joininir the
*rs.viLLr. , lloll2,E.
,:''ilarlteorder to make room f,r New Spring Rork, Se
cite? to CT:se out. 01 reduced . pricts, the balance of , Fall
, Mlnter (kmo. eonst‘tioi4 Of f
ITIPVIMINCS or every derm lorimitnp
rholce *aloft meta of Dress, Cimrk and 3Lintil:s Frin
ges end Trlmmitum. Ball and Button Fringes. Main
i• rod Plzoned MI I: Veltetond Moire Antique labboos,
t'skiry , Buttons. Einditimf. emiloons.
SNIBROIDSRED COLLARS Ete.ter and
l s. : 1:40 1. 4 1. 1 1 , e5. tismuet It tacit.. L.
,
WOOL HOOD*3lJAtkett. Armlet}, it
CENTS' Putout Merin? and Cotton Undershirts and
Bra or.s.
LADIES' and Children". Merino Veld..
CLOVEW& CAU TLETS cr
T (lon.
FANCY HAIR PI S& COMBS, Joi
ltraculeto., ethane
plNiei WHITE Tat Irian. for Patty Drew...
PER FUMER andTilret Arities, 41c
n wity.2l/. '.lOO
•
-
I ittliiious -:ehtell!gencr.
H. .
. A ii.M24Att 310stlit.T 31Errim3of the - Young
I,Nlett's Chrbtinti A ils Ocil!is in of Peturvilin WM to
i +lteldi n rtim room of the Cloud Intent Fire- Coin
' `pony on Monday evening next at a ,o t elock,--
lelubers and others interested are requested to
attend as business of :ilnportance will require ut
-113
l iention. By order of the Society. ... .
' 1 Tut Rev. JOSZPiI :%IcCoot. will 'preach I's sermon to
f plrenter4 (the bird willing.) lit 'the First ' PreabylOinn
IChurrli.l.'lnbantongo at rrig, tdrnorr.:m (Sunday)f 4.re
f ping. thir tiAln last., at ro'elork. All of the Fire COO.
i J
Fluies o rllits plata are ineyed to-attand..
Tun For. Wit. O. Mtlrseu, who.lier the liet twenty er
I t winty , lee yeies. has served the E irtnan E. Lutheran
I ll'CM:re/I t or Pottsenle; as pastor, having steepled a rail
,
l i from Allentown, will preach. bin Farewell Sermon, next
SutidaT Mil MOruing, tbO lust:
q 0
. -
3 , . NOTICES.
ii tar 31ET1I011rwr LPIFCO PA I. CULT/Tit. Second
A Street,' Pottsville, Der. 11. k. !MAO'. PilFtnr. DI.
i eineservieeerery Stikbatti at 10 A.M.and et 7,6 P.N.
/4•10;GLISII I.l.llll4lUM,.Tlll:llCll.3lnrketrlquare
Pottseillelllev:W. It; LUCIIMBACH . Pastor. mettle see .
' 'grain tirisChnrehreguinrlverory Sunday. Morning..
at 1034, icloc:k; evening, at 7 o'clock - Weekly Prayer ' ,
. 3teetink. thursgay evening. at 7 Weibel% .
411" . THE SECOND PREtilltirEltlAN elltßell will
worship regularly at the. Associate dlefornuid Church
Building.' Market street—Rev- .ttAstort. COL?. PriXtlir.....
' Sabbath morning. at dn!ti o'clock; evening.. at 7 n'.
i clock. Weekly Lecture and Prayer meeting, Wednesday
• evaninza.,st 7 o'clock. .
MARRIED.
LEFFLEII-111ILLER—On the '2slb 'of Jaquary, by
the Rev. C. S. ifaman, SANCLI. A. hteTtlx. o Orwigtr
bunt, Schuylkill nunt3. re., to Ssitast r3AAILLA Muse,
of Vast Brusiserig township. -
I:LINN—MATH EITS-011 ihe , Ilth inst.. at Miners
tiVe.,by the Rev. It. L Greettlank. %Vitus's Rust to
MAILTIIt AIVX Martutwit.'asoghtpr of Math e ws,
Esq., both of 51Inersellte,
BOA ' At Oswitshiisz, on t 1 14th lust.„Dizint BOAS,
. Aged OS ears. 'C ;_
1.1133..—0 n the 1 . 23141riet- in Itly,h. township, JASits
1,Y03, aged :Arywirr, 1 month and 23 /sri.
HASLET - On the ',Nib lust.. lo SI. Clair. at the rat
'deuce nt' bit mother, J. F. WAOLLT, In the 1903 year. or
las so.'
I .IIOI:F.RTS.ON—On the IRth in.t.. In New Philadelphia.
Schuylkill county, Nicer, wire of 'Andrew Robert,on,
And daughter of Nadeau' Barlow, Ean,. in the 3 d year
of ber age.
FAMILY. SEWING MACHINES.
Tbesp nytehMes sere iroto tau spool*. sod form a stunt
• of ortettotaed strength. beauty; end Maatirity. rhlcb
will arm rip, eveuir every fourth stitch be cut. They
ant unquestionably the hest to the market I.r Madly
use. WSILND FOR A CIRCtLAIK.".44
Opinions of the Pros.,
Every father ought to purchase. quo.— Wikiqpisaulde
&u.
Take!' the NA Of every other.—Nuradterd• :ficruenget.
Is raiiidly comb's hate geueral •iue.—Stladeoich .440.
care.
A rhlld may manage ooe.—Sessis fiegiskr:
qt, work sou come, or Imither.—Spermsfteld.News
Seek from common :pools.—Laukatsier 'Ecru a.
itR11 . 4411111 are as durable an the fabrlca..l-- awhr
geark a strong and beautiful seam.—Ad rats &name.
' It le assuaged with perfect ease.—Laprisage //ma,
' It in not liable to get out oforder.;—itoshstile bepab.
auperior wan,' we e w er saw.-4Nrituad Gazette.
Very justly taking the lead.—Gbudmport
Womarret at eta wonderful eseeutio n.—azt4. Herald.
Tbe work Is neat and auladantlal.--Cwija Repub, .
wilt girabetterstdbfaetion than any other.—Pulaty.
Rapti. '
We know it to lb a superior art lele.—ancin . Dispatch.
.'ntie best Insaufsetunni In this cou n try -Ne/IsfaaJmin
Not a aloes stitch will pull ont.-• Ira dLar.f. aqui dm.
Om.
• It aslithes Its work ;where Itstopt.—Artmra
514 "*.stitell that will not tip,—/PrJeohwit 1 /t•gler
Of lueatialable ratite to rewer,...--JerttrioSh.r ,
• Rapidly'xiowitig
Is last ettmoing lulu: tamily 11 , e .—Chesutitgolllelrapk.
The Griner Baler Is the brut.—Concoraq4zette.
• r
The best of Its eliss.-:-amp? l Herald. ~ •
' Ott. le, 'ZS 42.
4 D3IINISTRA,TIQN
Where.as Lettered( Administration to the Estate
-,t neAltia, 3 , llCtinti, late of the .botoudh of Pottsville,
deceased, have been granted to the subscriber. all pot-
Pons indebted to said relate are ISAU.44r4 to make
tm
medlate payment,endlhose having ebitnie dr .detnands
against the Estate of said decedent. will 'Mike known
the seine without delay to :141m11, IVOMILSDORV.
itdmimilitrabr.
•bat_
ADMINIS'ITATION NOTICE.--
Niorea is hereby Owen that' the sabeeribre hoe
wen uppoloteit Adiniolotratoe to the East, of 11ANNNtlt
ItICIVOLDS, deCeared, lote of Sr? oilk il I Mot en. El ch
kilt county, to whoorail persootttotehted to the Eatate
are tagiested to make poyeueat. and Omer bating elalnis
to prosebt theta ter settlement. WM. IV 1,1,0 C Eu,
• Athaini.trotor.
loalreD Jan '59 •• .4.6 t
A tirKims‘
..a>vISTRATIi N NOT C E.-
.Liaters Adintotatratk.n to the }; Rate of JAMES
.. AGN. White IN konlaco townwhip, Dauphin County.
deonatll. having bean. panted to the ondrrohmed. ati
thaw hawing dahlia agaJnat. and th..aw knowing them.
fakes Indebted, In the raid Fatale are hereby requwAtad
to mum forward and mako settlement without
r. LEAN Olt 9AYAOU. Adtu in 1.4 Ids.
Lyllens, January 22, 74 • . 4.6 t
A•ADMINIS'FRATION NoTic:E.--
Letters of Administration on I be Eshitenf LYDIA
MitNliat. Into of the boraugh;of 31lnerAsille,
deceased. having been granted to the Undersigned ty
Ow Register of Wills of &aleph ill 'minty, all poisons
Indebtiod,ta Paid Estate will made payment. and thane
bnalsn demo ordemends against the same, will present
them Mr settlement. to JOIIN tiTEB NKR.
31inetweljle. Jeo. 8. IP ..:1411 Adwirti, tinter.
ADMINISTRVION
• Noll,. t* hereby givirs that the euscribera4ms•
appointed Adminharators 4n the beets of VU..
1.1.1)1 - 1AWTON, donated. lite. or et. Clair. Schuylkill
tentuty. ID whom all persona indebted to &Rate tun
teaseated to make paymen t. and these harlot claims to
present them fee settlement.
ADRAIIASI *P.
JOILV SPITZUtra SS,
Adsuiptstratars.
tt.Cl,4,r,BebulL co., Pa., Jan. IS, TA 44,0
.
'ifrot r Eall' erg& _: Sag' !cal Patti Extractor
will ea* lba tallaclag among a prat catalogue of die.
essici3klllll, Selladi. Coiti,.Cßatis, Spro , :ilpplis,Uomis,
Rooloqs,Rembaii; 4va106 Rites, Polaon.Chlitlai os, Vika,
- Iterpta l 4l 4 Thook, Fever Sons, Pelf:mi., Ear Ache. Piles,
Sere filtMikivratillgo. Rbemosttmo, Scald liad,
a*t .". ' inflilbh?s". 14, 7 1 tWatim„ Rio:worm, Barbers'
Iteb,
Ta "
.11 POit.ittaitieNteth, kr, to. .
in
- lt limy appear Inereitgoas that so man) dts•
woes o ld be loathed by vie amid*: sulk an. Ida*
uin Ti Od e b abut rettectkm palate to the hog, ihat the 1
Wire tt a catillioattot of taxa-034nd*. Mal laid o%lly
itivoirolliag a perfaet antidote to Ito opposite ditonter.
PiuilcitAt Daer-401 Cbaater s arca. New no.
Aq - 4011.1 bf Jolts O. Baoalr A Foil, Poore - Me, Pa.
. ::r . .. • mut attrArter • .'
3gectioal 3,l,ascrove,X3P
OF -TILE AGE. 2
la-K. KENNEDY, of Itosbuiy Wu dbcovered In
1 1 1 , ne of oar &Amnon pasture weeds a remedy gist
circa
.
VERY ,KIND OF HUMOR, .
heiWorst &vitals down to a Commla Pimple.
Maloof tried it in over eleven hundred esuars.stad never
tatted except iii two mesa both thunder humor. Ile ban
now fortis poesecion over.nns huudred certificates et
its ratio, all within twenty Cites of Roston.
TWO bottles are viol-anted to core .s nursing Mill
wouth. , . .
blob to three bottles will tore the 'omit kind of pin. '
pleas bn the face. , - ' a , .. I' -
TWO or three boffin will clear the system of Wes.
Two WU*, are warranted to cure the worst canker In 'I
thearomach: • 1
Three or eve bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kla4 ot Erysipelas.
00 or two.lfott,les are warranted to care all humor la
the it.TPs- • ,
• •
„
'N.; bottles ar e warranted to cum running of ,t he ears
and blotches among the hair;
g i gge to iii bottles are emulated to cure torruPt. and
11111e11104 Ulcer&
04 , 1 botillitilfeilte wily ernptieue of the shin. '
TIM or three betties are ' , smutted to cure the worst
kl nd of ringworm. ..,
Tim or three kettles are warrented to OM Of liOoll t .
desperate use ei rheumatism.
tkiee to thuhottlea are warranted to cur salt•Ounto.
nye to eight bottles will cure the worst ease of scrag
nla ;,-
.
' Q u a tia three bottles ani warranted to cure toe worst
CAN( or DYFP.II44. 1 know from the experience of thou
sands that it has been caused by a tauter In the do.
tuaeh. ,
Ohe to two bottle* Cr. warranted to cure" sick head.
selvi. . : - • •
gite to two lipf ties are warranted to regulate a costive
gait. of t4a Miele. •
. •
Obriotiro ISittles will regulate all derangement of
tha,kidneys. 'l.
Pear to six bottles has cured the worst cases of dropsy.
One to three bottle* has cured the worst rase of piles:
a riji ler Is always experienced :what a mercy to ge t re •
lir r In such as excruc ia ting disease:
change of diet ever necessary—eat the best - you
• eau art and etiowsh'of It.
\ Aireciieets ,ter, ate;--Adults, ow; tablespoonful per
dag; CbildreSt ores tea years.dessartspooubil ; Children
frurn lire to e ht years, teaspoonful. As na directions
rare Les spoil ble to all coostittitione, take sufficient , to,
opirate on t bowels twice a day.
stmturscrotcb nY
1)0 i t ekl.D .K EN NE DY.
; 120 Worrell Street, 11.J.rbecr,y, Noes.
. Pelee SI.
411-Yor mile by druggists. throughout the United States.
actuary:Z:l,la 4.1 y
CROVER £ BAKER'S
CELKIIRAMD
A New Stgle. Price $3O.
OFTICE3:IPS Broadway, Nri York.
o3oCheonut Strret,
le the beet of ltr klnd.—lineir' Journal
ADMINISTRATON,
rottrtllle, Jantitri 2),';10
WANTED.
•W A NTED—A competent person ' to
tak. kutrge of a shah. and rarden. None bot
person who to weil aeqoatoted *Mt the basloet. owu
apply. Te such ab ate Food waxes amt tangent employ.
tarot %lit br Orem. Ael bee t6SII !maenad.
G No. tr. DROWN. NI. E.
Port eAthell, Jan. Uk,-14 • • 4.3 t
. . 4 1: :\ W th e y t t t 4 te ee d
Ortoter hot- He we* brut beard from at nallit.y, tray a
coauty. Ile le about ll 'yaw of ate. "HU ammo
JOHN DENNISON. but be call. htattelf JOHN otarty:
n. i. *uppoped to be In the Cool 511tbra. or on the Cabal,.
A ll 7.l l llforrtiatten of Alt urberruborgeltill M tbsoltfUTri7
creolTe4 131.. tither. • • ICIIOI A 8 DENNISON.
I ""aik;' , Plele..lan tome Ttl. SO.
-DISSOLUTIONS.
1;) 1 SSOLUTION OF PARTNER
' ETlll'.--Notko Is htreby siren that th e partner
n p formerly oxlstlhg tedwwn A bdrrw )IsEarlend sad
Thom Vera.r. trading In the name td He PAR LAM)
4 VI.: NEU, hedtteu dieeelsed. for envie lime post.
ANDIikW UrVAI:LAXD.
244 •
Jactittiry ';;ti
nI.et)J.UTIU\T.--'f le partnership
I
herrtotoie'palatinir betwein D. Kfopp red win hte
Undie;nl9lb, tnJfim under the firth et KIAWPW Lin
DERMUTIL at Llewellyn, Schootill roomy, was
solved auVriday.ithJanuiry,lyy3All parties indebt
ed arc requeided to make hauler:nate payment ard Shia*
haeiog claim* to pn.ent th, , tn Int. bet itrtorot to D. Ktopp.
atr,r to 'Millard Ltn , l , rtrlttb, at )11sers•
ante, SvhuylitDl county, , 1 lu mp.
"WM. 1..1N D t:lt‘f tint. •
January A.lO
NOTICES.
•
AVOTiCE is, herebygiyen - thill,"-ti,
purchased a certain P.prlna Truk IVaa.na," 41
lrhenk'a Platform Scales No. 11, and bate placed tM
same into the tee.r.eaalon of i rertaln Jantra I:metit.
the ash! James Brown, having.no more than the. pia ea;
ohm there.f. the'rigist of pr party befaireetueir+Ypor
ehate In the unieragned. t:SJ , 1. PALA.
January 15: • 5.31,
- ,_,,,,,
iv trrlc 1:.--I t atiords to plensurelcii , •
tit than publicly acknowledce the prinurt and-trtinr. i' ,l'
able manner in which the York Mutual Inauranes Con ts
parr s (Of which T...k. Cobra alt. of Pollatilte, is agent,
adjusted and paid their Insurance of Twenty.gies Him.
dreil Dollar- on my azure, whiCh was recently enrimitn
by lire. at Port C.trbon. - ' 41131, II El',llS Eh%
January 23,'59
~ y.
A unrrot-is-"N-litit:t.--Tn--aiTtoi
.,CX phans' Court of :Schuylkill county.
The Undersigned. Auditor app doted to trulate an,'
re-settle• the account of LPN' U. DECK Lk.Y. pia rdiats
XVII.: . ECIiLEY. a ottnorritiki of 1/enryll'ttle, d.
will rttend to the duties ot his appointment. at his of
on Celli.. to I.trurt. in the borough of rottsvllle. on Non- ,
day. the 7.lst day of Febtll3 ty , I FS9. at 19 o'rsock In ,t hri '
thivito..u. , W.,1; L. 111,IITNET. .cluda.r. .
January 29, 'St) ' f3t '
.._ .
TIII: IJAI)ERSIGNED is - ,prepared
to receive Coal on 4TOltitalk: or CV.tl)ll ..!:SIIEN. and
dr leer It to any part of the city, 11., ins pecullar.facil•
....A. my eharykk ~,, an denote, I have also several 1
itot.S.ES to trade for gt.r: t 1 01.1. 4 A pply!to
CIIAILIA:S FERN ItEli(i.r[l.4! flookr. '
13th and Willow straits. Philadelphia.
..Iteretuter 2S, 'SS . ' S• 2 gat
NOTICE is hereby giyen th t the
, •
anbUlt Meeting of the shekholdere of the SL
Clafr . Simehlg Fund'Asnoirlati ,, n. twlll be held it . the , OM
'eolloot)11r.ur.:. in the Ist rpriAt 'of St, Clair. nu Friday,'
Vehrtnity ilth. 15515, ot ' o'clt ek. l'. 3.1. The re.mnp•
lion of the nay tilent of dues Will be duty rotlitiered, to.
Rusher with other ituyttadt matters collect ulna rho
wolfm, of the , Am•oristir,ts. .101/3. It. 1:11:131. Itrey.
St. CI,II. Jan 2 * ! ..':n , Alit ' •
A ,tTl)rivit's N irr t c 1.. -.: —ln the
~. Court or Colllfool/ l'll o A+ pr Schuylkill County—. J it. Ell'ir. . ."t 1119 ' .
. - i
r , Sro . T. I gSa.
ilflii.Y & ~.E.WCONI Ell. '•
3 Air Tenet Arr.
3"...9
: .. vs. - Dv:. r. Ina. .
SA 111:. , rin.. rend. E.rp.
BA ltelt OFT, r.E.ITER. L CO., 315 .
./kx , T. lIISR.
' S kilt:. ' read. Exp.
The undre.l . ,ined. Andiler eppolnted to in:initial Om
Noe and tr... 1,.• di..l t lint inn of the vrt . n....du of the ant.
at drfetitiAtit's Real rxtaie 1,3 , (h. lik,rier of E.11013 , 11,iu
t'ou;nty among tho credltore entitled to the sow, wlll
'Mood to the dot le* oPtle appointment at Ate oftlre nu
Crlit,.. st ..,r , , In t1n.1..r , u.i. of Pottp%lllo. on Turider,
the Fle e t thy , f I'o4 -, Vigitel l, ; , o, et 10 o'clock, A \i,
worn anti o here ill p*4lo/ , wit) by rtlutr• .1 I.• ttilke
their rhino. Left te mid Auditor. er Le driewritet fr,4 4 ,
cumin' in ui,ori 1.1111 An ti 11'f. 1... WIIITA EX,
lALl•rllte. .131, t!,' • 'l il.:tt? ,
~tedit,,r...
FOR SALE ...& TO LET.
4 1 OR I.E—TI% Press, 1 vpes IDd
stztur.• Pt a Plinth...! .m
wmaltely 1. , ,11,-1 thy )1141 arm 's ,Atitvl,l79. Miltoll.oll,,
141113) 11,111 rimr.t y. Pa. Apply to 1: V.4N EVANS, Fr.
J-Inua •-tt. 'fa) fi.Zte"
•
[ l O LE I'—A Story Brick...
Darning prase a Pa Int, situated on East Nor. ".
f I h.rt doer. shore Orneze thei.t. rot.**
Pi , lll given 6mnrati.tlrlr. Inquirenf JAM ES 01:1:ii. Palo
Alto: er nt SI3II7EL
Janus), 'At, 'L9
Csalltf
HOUSE AND
pront: VOI: In T-12rata. tiv sittastrd Ire
towti‘hip. on OP , ..1 the mo.t puhli , trvas-stedg In the
ei.unty, with '.l) !terra of gct.tihtl, Yost Ofllee, tiut,iv.tora,
alablittd. fountains. hay ecalrs, and all the urn 'wary
ronvo,rilenr.s for (hand An eacel'eut husint RP. Far fur.
lhrr ihfurnintion apply in JOHN A. Mu: -
Barry P. o... January 29. 5-21.
FOR SALE- New Itaitroad4.4pike
Machine, ready irt pat up. Apply In •
• ATKINS 4. lti,nmr Fformuct.
l'ottctllle. Jaw: V. • 4 at
F OR SALE—A Poud and a 111111' , To,n i
m
Forge Hamer, all 11; all thei- Ilalt pm. In mid order.
. Apply in , ' AY li IN$ A 1:110,,
.I'ollPrilla..lan. 22•:.0 4 111 Pi , ,nerr Ferrante. )
FOR SALE—A • One . Hundred,Ton •
Canal Post. wllll Oa/drew and 0,04. Will be sold
11,w lor CA$ll, or taken ont In bossilitr, Apply Is,
? . ATKINS i RICO., Pioie.r iltroare.
I'm Saville, Jan. '22. 'CO •1411,
_____ ~.-
''l NO LET--=•An elegant . - residencell
_IL I n klahan tango 6111 . M—ono et tbe.lllnkertan •
Oa tap,' Apply In: ClllllSllll 11/1 I.ITTLL.
Arne Jor ar Owners!.
PM t AC'ille, January 15,':.4 ' 34%
...._..
____
il'` 0 7 LE A S E . - r -A IC E D ASII• COL-
I IS et: V, correnladt. In lti. market. • for lnrlkni•
- s tags apply IoCII AIILE:1 M. HILL.
• C \
Real Refute Apra, Itibritie:
Januaryl:.. 'ZIP . U•
~ioi, RENT'-The. 01410Tc:tinti
t ' Flour 4111., It Is now In firer rate rttnnlnp
*ram'. Apply to M, M. 51ATZ, on lbe.prelio , ea. or su
11. S4IIOI.I.,ENI:EIiCiEII.-
' Polt.c Mr. Job, 31-'3,4 "C :0 0
pairs or Lumbe:
4 , . OK , .
I meat. oe pawl moo f r cash. ar not . K ith up.
proved security. Also, a valuable MULL oo the same
tvi ort. Apply to .:(11IN lit Glll.L'?; . Truder.
Potts•ille, tlay 12, "oil ' • n_t -
p . 1N DSOME S D . E N
F tx.—The aul•acrlber etterkat ;Ovate.=
•
tale. on 'toodervte terms. the Itotl4l , and v. pert, an
uhirli rept let. ln Mau ktt rtrwt,old.rit• thel'esidrona
of Wm. irt IG. EN. EICIMI:ik LEE. ,
Puttaiillr, Jan 1:2. 'l, ' 4412
:k - lAN AI. BOAT FOR SALE—The
“-'A v.c.AH.LEN "—wilt tarry ton. from
Richmond to Nett - York. I• shod. .1. yenta old. and hi in
brad order. "At ply to., 11. a 1031 A), ht.ll.lllAl.
' •Dtioaravilla.:chuyt kill Monty.
January 16,'31( • 5-131
1, RESIT LIME Ibr Fiilc at all t►tnet!,
theai the kiln,. on (eland, far buildi t,g purporep,
t"and. Sm. t Loan st - M• KM'.
JACOII rtsack. Ashland. wilt Olt any orders prompt.
lye a nd at lower prlrrs than bar e Lana audited benttofore.
Narch I'2-If
_lt SALE—One superior . 8 inch
polr pump with eoihtnt , Sipes - mad rnutireti,nr—
nll t‘ , he put tutu the tatter*. Will be ,eald ter.—
Apply at the Tamaqua Iron Work% for turibor
th•it. • CARTKIt S •ALIFY.
A upset;ll. , • •
,
l; OR SALE—Otie-40 norm. Enine; •:,
1 One 30 Bores Engine: One Breaker: .10 1410 Carr,
and 3 let of Prop Timber—nt the Beaver ••lea,le e 1111. ell. I ''
C-And taken In . Etehanfm, Apply t.. I'. W. .....1111,AFIll, • I
Vottorlllo;1,r-to GEORGE 111C.,Lf1f.8., heart, j Moadoos.
Norentber 20.'58 ' I - 44•4.tu
- , - 1 ,„7-
. 4 10 R REN'r.—A e'onvenient
I, , •• ,..
dwollmr, hotme. with ot3hle. Pituatril In Nor.
wairlan Id met. PAM, l• SOII4IIII. tor merty n ee npi e ,i by
. 0 . a .
1,.. Martin. . v0r,.r...1 al Itia..it ( thar th at of October pelt. • r,
Enquire of , , • • JEPSH roma:. • ,
vntlimille,.cepternber J. 't..5 •
"l! 36
•
j,oii,:tLa.cilEA f--A. - fi-iie Crovo NI
1 of Ntel. ,, kou'.. Piet lonary of the :Arlene* of Arrtr
lecture, flulldinc. Carpentry. Ar.. loan the rindlein, a s ap -
to Om prevent time, Prinithr a routp,rherahra wrrk of
Re&renre—illosamt,4l with 2:41 enifra,ing„ti alert.
For safe at D. HANNAN'S hook's r tntlonery 'tore. t 'r;
a * • I r" . " — loft SALE OR REN .— • rhe o ll
i
. yid eetabii.nell Ta*rrn\fttand known as thP=.
-.-11! i: niCAl 4 i ID/TEL." on I , ohbory lonia, Vein) o r 1„ .
re.ke khe Cktholk ''..l7httreh. 31IneritIlle, I* .Cored for. .1l:1
tale. or to rent. For term' apply to
GM. 11. arActr. 311nrorIlle;
, Or to FA3IUJEL CIIIMMAN, Towline. .
. -.Tonna ry 15.-'5O 3t f
I)It()POSA,L,b' will Ike receivell by the
liartthrd C ,, al ComPany: Pp to the '24 d.or Feb. e
tuerif nest, for !riming their thitsen near IV ilite.beto.,
Loyetty. Abet. form harm the real on the Ireturoar ,
account. Proporein tr be forwarded to the ogle*
Company, K 0.47 Eich tog, Hare New Teri.
Y. 8. l'Elt KINS; Treasurer.
rot
jAnuily 15.'59
NE Agerii lot
Feha34lll. Carbon; Luzern,: Coludlbl.,. Mort haat. •
ber and and Ilsopbfn counties. ()Serf for mate. IN TE ID
city.3llll.enonly,lowit. • Alrodoid In Illinois ^-
and Miernart, for COn, or on time. For further Mawr
thin write and ene[oter postage stamp. In /
['Ant :F. Agt.
311nerielifit f.
Sebuylltlll en., 31n. V. 'Lg •
•
fr 0 L'E T---A Two Sion: FRAME ';
A 1101::31:. and Lot. on Centre Rtreel. next doo r
east of 'tore of Stores St r orn. d . rosstrsion ri ven ma,.
Immediately: ' :. ,--
,
Attn. the Second Story of a . liouse on' Centre street, '
ois mitt. pit of tleorke rt. ltipOier. Ingot,. of
.1. W. 1:061:ItRRY. ;
Pot tsvllle, .7.d. Li. ID• 42 1 ' .
Ti. -
OR SA L E 012 RENT—The
'•NAT.IONAL Ilf/TEL",mitttoter In the town=
it I."harnoklu. , „ i t
The sulisetther will tied ill at estsaale, this well knows
floret. which has a good run of' c ustom. and all the ne
ers..ary ram sentences for dolni an excellent Ilarl nese
Jf•unt sold by the Mat, of January. 11:0. St VIII then no
offered for rent. Yur furthtr particulars. 'nun' re of ilte
present proprietor . ' Wll. 31. 'WEAVES.
.I,lminoht,., D,weudisr It, 'SS 20-
....,..,
Hit/SES TO .LET—A Tern g .
Story 'Frame Theellinc "loose. situat e d on
the r.,rner of Third Street and Miner villa 'Solid. nor to
the meuiponey of the Rev J. Ehrtiort,' together with
in:riding, ie.
AVin. a Tao "'dory Yearns flow*. it 'tutted en ."11m ,0,
elite 'trod. now In lbw occupancy of Mr. "litho.' Welsh
PiWoMititol3 Will he ;Iran us the • Irst of AO '• $ 1
teeing. k... apply to C. V. KO' 1 ' 11-.
-. Witsville, Jou. 21, '52 441 l'
,
0R
1 1 SAI.F,-- VERY. CHEAP—
:
, 4
oue 00 hone Enloe, sod coupe:doss poroPia/
ester.
One 40 horse Roglori, for 'pi:if Ces:l slut 1 / 1 10
set ronneetlorm ? • .
One 00 bursa h.. %tine, pe.
O. 40 horse Esiglae; hollers arid reentelloes
b!totlng etla.
• About 1300 fret of 16 feet pipes. With poscift, roi°l
eetmectlng It( es, le.
• *toot eye fret of 1I Inch pipe: pump. freer, Ac.,
A lot of T rolls; chalo. rope.
• Apply to A. 1tt.53...
Oflre—comae of ft•hantattr & Arend inlets.
4.0
rothallle, J.a usry 'V)
•
AlltirT
is ailt
were
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The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 29, 1859, Image 2

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