• . atrial POTTSVILLE. AT Va DAN, t t fi 41189. Verily circulation of the ) 1 UMW jorilikigla evert°, the aggregate circulation of ally Tin er Ernitlah PuPers publlattal In the Cotintl--4P6 211ditli..11141^. among the beet portion of the polliltOn meta inserted In ite colon no Is. of coarse. Iworial as much to the advertiser as If pabllshed In any three other pa. reft.lslnkarealw ay. gea. pem n I four cities go rs les e ol elation of Xim paper. ded price accordlogtoltr! • Ag•slito . "rfr VOII.I- O . P 11113 f • Nrt. 2. 11 n Brom dWay. HICLDKIVIII-40 , th Ina Che nt eirrets. CkioXl y—V. Who are audoris'd "rel" lut"`"iPt ay . . and col t fr the IfF,cti.s. eidl9l,* ment. • bikedOPIES he Iklutcatf Joutxci. ta u . hr" bta e very. ti aTURDAY. at 171111: 10 :WS Itook4iocc, -.01;44:1101.11Ei'S Doi:store, t. pcSetii.:NS'S It..ckstore. Fl. Clair. i dg !DAM r.:PS Bookstore, ikabland. . rbc Mussy fit furtvlAtord CO Orders and th e, dein* to Fell again, at 3 cents Per. copy Or 0 copies snd opairds. t• Personal.—lf any of our subterikeri;eih. ore in slimap taro yearf and upwards, do but reedive 'heir ripen., they' will understand that we' are flopping their subteriptions in accordanee wit dm notice given some time ago. After we"get through our Packet Bunk, a list lota Icieliuqueptt will be prepure4, if we du . not hear :iota the parties interested. , COAL ALMANAC. POE 385 We have 6sue . .l a portion of our Cu n the ehore of a dect ,alintincie, co op. Suloveribera can obtain • qice grotlu. To new subscriberb, cupid, the price will be 12 rent. eac cent pbetageatunspew copy will be It a hero received n e..py Dr Mr. P. brertlie Reginrir; but ten Tile:price ne learn in .hrots. i's'isl 0 , A kiE i t i E s Dowgias rasolutioni h down in the Missouri Legislaimrn. is elaituid los Douglas. ! iit Waghinguin, h.is unirhing titti couuturfeiting of . 111,1 tom 4,1 impristmuleat of Iptu • IT if UPeierr to giro auy of , the 'pro) .1 ficati"or, (tin fileecot To . ilff, as whether even Ilileihnolittoo of Way will report qt 'fun 1 intent 'and publiphera of weckam . 'lchrattit the 1.53t1 agnieurear of From the peiteeettiogs in iheijapern of that city, we retina have tad a .plctirant time. BIIANK PETITION'S fur the iiimaige ac tidier :•rearing theinlytitent 13b..r in the County of Schuylkill." et this tam on Tu.. Every workingthen in the County, , Tae remarks of 110u../ . linett 11. Cu l Burnt F etival in this B.irough on niae, 'wet aeaung lhu hapinvet tvu that gentleman. They were fpirited; } end a 'cite.' lir e repeated interval*, he neour npplau-;ei( •• • • Putb , antidqui House or ltgruni.—The Board of Sistine:to of this Institution , hue; 1 j , plied to the Legislature, to formally recognize the Institestion , se pert ,e rile Common &hoot slestein of the Hate, without interfering with the l i present mode oliainagetnent. he idea is; to Ten, er the House of Refuge, procticOly, a .moral n od reduentional establishment. -i . • • _ _.,•_---,—..•••.,--.._ .. ' EXTENSIVE FINANCIAL OPEIIATIfN NIPPED IN' TUE Buir.—Thugroavest frauds, in eenneetion with t the Oregon and•Washington:War D bt, have been bought taught by the llousn Gaut lite° on Still. tapt, A ff airs. throligh• tit . / efforts of •r. Faulkner, ~f Virginia, the Chnirtuan. The 4holo debt, no reported by the Govern oatagents!, is about $6,- 600,000, pf r q.hielf ihe Committee a !ear t . ' that opt mere then about one million is jest y due. • Some of the charges. by, which this diffe - entioii made., ire most outrageous. Pistols are charged at $65 each; inubk(t.4 at.sl2s ; outs et $5 it bushoi; hay, it -$l2O a tun, and other things in At the lat.t session of Congress, wht first I.retight to thq notice of the I; War Derisrttnent receinmendett its Mr. FOalliner calm 1 action in the Irma], in order thiit it might be full' fly this doloy and knvernigatiod, eonmideruLlo !Uhl of from 'four to av I;c tavcd to the Treasttry TIIiII . EST IN 'A TEA—POT.7A fortnight since we , were so unfortunate as to palish ali extract. froin I I lit Washington cerrespuptienee brittle NevrYoliti, .Tribrille, referring to thalreieptiot ut Mr. Doug : Inn at the Capital. We say unfortunate, for w received in consequence, a: trceneniltMis pop gun ddd aesault, in the last ntunher of t 4 Icec.rd. The amnage inflicted however, we are glad to say, to ;mall, and we still exist. lAt the time We'potr. Hefted ' . the extract, we unAle no cottniint upon it,' as might-be supposed from , the i tmor of the Re-1 emirs remarks; hut we have no reson to doubt its I truth fur lils—Dot.glas has !iccupi 1 in the wain. •hat kpoeition of personal aptogon eto to the Prtfa: i te tit, with an eye upon tilg p..ssiUle action of she Cl‘arli•aton Convention, ear his re reception at lKaehington, was of. the eettleit litsible theme fr.' In f#l el rapid has bsen his retrogies,ion Mice the tlhnbie election, that he Was fortis ate to ;rut evee a "rabble" at Wa'ih'ingtep to Mee and r weliotne hitu. It must ho retuertbered the t hii As endeavored to get brick into the I;Dellit.6.nii t.titt . y; bat has riot succeeded. %lb. aihnired) the count of. Mr. Douglas in lippositig t the Lecotnii : ton poliq 'or the Administration; ,beyoutl Unit . we 'late Ti. synipathi with the ptilit 141 principles of the gentlemen. Da is a Free Tr:oar; a emits huld-, er, and it wan with S.,utilern prldciplas;''withbut itereePeing the eonfiaenen of. the South.: In fact in. fimshington nu hitter ie the !feeling:against Douglas, that a : distinguiehed .Au ti:Lecompten etim ,he othr morning that it sass evidentLthat the South. Incept to kill haw • physically if they 'meld not polliically, growing out br it rumor to the etTect . that Judgn Douglas had challenged Mr., Fitch, on account of language thit panned between them Ili secret ression,of the 'Stouts on 'Friday.—, Itepend. afoot it, most Foie Record, 'that DOuglas flot.un his bask. 14uither the !curd' nut &we., trust fiim. To oil intents end purposes be is a .•deadrt,ck lit the pit." • ft . . . Co.O pin lona Iluvirs:—ln the."—nited ‘3t4 ea. Senate on ?torolay, Mr. Cittooroi) preicrited t e resolution* of the Legislature ,uf this '''..State, t' fittucting their Fienators, and requesting their . Representatives in Coegros, 'to endeavor to: '4' 2 tu cure such a oiliCitation of , the revonoo laws e: will change the' mode of collee'don •upon iliir. great staplie Crum ol rai ,, re , o , .t.i, itiricilll. dtitWx ! '• and therel.y, a* the?' befitst, p l revont fraurie, in.! Strati jhe revenue, rind gOve prusetitin tl, Ameri. , can labor. Mr. Cameron neeompanled the pr i o: sentatioa with some pertinent •telnailto, fro, which we hare only space to cztroet and Publi the following:— . - • - : The Wepublicans and others,. with:; . whiem I art ICsire to see the debts of Gurerement -paid sty..., `could of the national honor, they nre* unwilliig coS this great country usint; sorb shifts as 'e l m. intarY loses; unredectMtitle Treasury notes, n a nd 'ghee expedients, suet? as only a smell eoun ry .hopkeeper might be exported to adopt, id be 'tape th a t Providence. will work.a miracle for*tia 'special benefit of this Administration , by a sed= do revival of trade to fill their empty cofferei-c Tea& will n u t revise till capitalist' see 'anti tihe pqlicy of. the Government is such as to ir4uri, a e?urn fron investments to he made in Illinarie• ares, add their handmaid, eouidneree. We wt i sth see the (liirernment miuduclior.upen the most •onotnical manner. %Yu wish it to retitrwto the I,h system; for we' believe there public debt is 'eev.t evil, leading to eatravakanea, Waste, aril; 'rrni.tion: sad forlhisptirposeweide"iren change :.the Tarilltthatwill, with apectie:,dutiee, bri if to the Treasury, 'diving the next fiscal year , ,q du iukieitot for its ordinary demands, and suck surplus 111 , will; in a renown:ll,re tilneiliel 4 4 1. ( he ieht ineocre4 during the (net year; the only del ), l heliesevever enotroand by this etuntry in tigers. d'' t 4 "ea. The minersend niatinfeeturers of Tenn, , ylvnnitt op); ne ,peciai• benefit from . the Gorernt• lent. They silt only: that 'the revenue for iti ipportl:l! e011e !. 1.4 w att . ttatta,..ta wiselylaid t tat there 1•4 no detde - incurred, end that the di's-. les be so laid and coliteteti; as nut to ft4ter the foreign maeuracti.ros Dud tradMts= to the injury of opt own lat;orcis and aryia t o anal iapitallseit. .. ' 'Senate, Cemeion hold+firtn pesiiion on thls question of an irdequate Vroteeitye feria . ; the pettl.' Pie or ppluiyir..ni. II are "arable -nee' in him' 'en'' w e knew, thtirall that'ene.tte aecomp,tished ha tha . face of ettroll Democratic - Frei, 'Dad a ta,,jo r iii in Congress will be by hi:looted his fellow Rept' r ... 110 4011. We want h n adequate Pietestive Tail' Itiutbing else will suit the. werkingriten of Pmtie sylvsnis. , IC *the ,Buthansin , party will itieri I welt and good. If not, the siorkingtnen- of th i country will yet wrest it from thorn. 3firk tba . W4IIIIINGTON mats. - ietiliedkOnt 0.1 cprreTq4dene of !Aedg4is press. -10tte an exciting scene oecturvid liz:thi noun dii Saturday on , the presentuti4n'',.of the resulutil . ios of th e I;egislature of Penntjliknis,-by Hon. NJoy ,Morinhusking for st elt.lt rt r evi"Unti et the naffs's wig protect American .tudiesttee : labor. ...X)n a call for their reading, Mi. brac t, of Virdnin 'objected. Mr.Murrio enttar. glor. ence i 'stek on their reading...,.Ml: , ilderrli s said tit 1 there , ", invests but nit net' of eVistuott cootie,/ gm hti : been aciorded to the itonslttiloeut (anther States,f.n nd he could not undentmed, "by knelt that aeleseeption was to he tande2. - liznitist 'Pettit 'eilvatili. Was it because the refeletstrili WAWA than gigot 'the Tariff'? .If th eta wis .tine Stated's the UOun, which, above all others. huisll riittit to i tm herit)l on tbii subjert by the -voice of 'des eato 'Legisralurein this , Ball, it was 'Pentieyhriints.— ' She htit.,suffered the most froth , the u s isehismous legislahon of 'Cangress--ra lb - dation whirl had strickith down her west pr Mos interests'. and title* ruitton the interest , alike of labor aud t capital - I 'r A . State, said Mr.lti., 'that hnd been to• deeplenjaYed by the legialatimi of Congress, had n t ighil to he heard; when the asked redress: from the boitly that. had inflicted on her •suish gnomons wrin4l esthetic of which she complained. Penn sylvania is a loicreign State, andwben she sPenks as sue!j to the People's representative*, .as one of her reyresentafires he would :midst that sheshould be:he:lid. Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, also inter. pawl a nd tlinally the resolutions were nstd and order 4 to he printed. ' See.4lg Mr. Florence =Wog with' Mr. Morrie in 1 orgi4 the reading of the resolutions, Mr. Cuirie.l of Alithataa, in q uired whether Democrats were vicingiwith Its.truirlieens Who should be most zeal ous iitt . pressing bariff resolutions en theta? ' , • ' Pennsylvania has been heard •of and froot:be •fore, ig,nil her voice has been potential; bue.,it is now Owed iit a time not plessent to the ears of free Otte Dentocracy, end hence they : strive, but strivelfits vain, is smother it. . .. - —4 Generfl 'Cameron this t.Mondayi morning Preashited thi resolutions and instrueiiens of the liveillailite id Pennsylvauis to the Borate—the sanicilthat here presented by Me. Morris, of Yeah. sylvilikin to the blouse on Saturday. • M 4 Bigler said that he shooldsustn,in the views 'of the Legislature, but pruteetetlagaWt .tbel .ject ill,eing, euneidered of si .the 4ticetiun ut protection ea nterinie into a 1 political ammeter, r fortelhg any part of the puliticalissues of " s et .1047. -. 7 - - ..1 ,-- 7 Iklpi Cameron•brledy replied, and siiitthat it a i ilk time he shaeld ask leave to be beard Olson irol, t he i objeet more at length. • .• . .. 0 . . . --*Mr. Montgomery has peel n nee to Mr. Plebs, oh bebitif erthe Pennsylvania Democrats, that tie will resist the considerutien of any, snore a pp r iivri3 t tiint bill until sumo scheme concerning the 'tariff Is prerented. ' • .-.4"the intestine strife which is rapidly rending in Pitren, the Pettrieratio , party broke. oat with grcativirialeneo in the secret' session of the Senate on FiSday. Mr. lisle. wee in the•eltair, and atdis- Cusit afros° upon , the merits of sumo nomiriations to'offi sjwhich bad been sent in by thi PrOident. 'Mr. giighbr oh)o denounced the PreSideint with greitillottereeti, accusing him of:insincerity and rased - ince, and declaring that be meant to op posei' nud thwart him' whenever and .wherever be cu. 4 • . . •114 Dougini spoke in the same strain, stigma... tiiitik Mr. liortninan's - recent appoitatuente to' ,offical in, the West in very severe terms. Ile inti-1 methlti that the Buchanan Pnstueratersy . in Illinuis; weriq little literal. than th eives; and were as, re- I gars t 1 by the , people.. If anything was missing! frotdtthe•thalls, the Postmasters were initinitively 1 tusillicted of larceny. ••• • • 1/4ese impatations oa the standard-hearers of the .'lraithful roused the ire of Mr. Fitch.' who de nielitheir justice, charged Mr;Dortglas with otter. ing i ilratuelutealatunies, end denounced him ue ii reb4 to the Cetni.eratie pity. . t 30. Douglas, haughtily.roplied that he svassin utistilidaol aurteue , erisfu I rebel, and that.-neither thel,Pteeidentmor his Senatorial followers icOuld putlliim*dovrn. Ile then retorted uplift the gentle-. tnahlfr.am Indiana his charges of falaehoodiand. defaination. At this stage of the offair,iMr. l ale,, thelqChairman. called the disputants to o l der, ktn4ly euggeSting. its his facutionii way, th . 4;.the har - ony 1,11 O k i, Detnocroic• pa . ity ,would iet. , be , 4 'pro e et w ei a l r li t y 4 szl: d i s lis s p hi l l i i r:i e •s ot i , i t f il f: u a iri te g r . o s a t l r e . ff j e t i e l t:u is ti n . p ! Daii sat length •interposed, and sternly rebuked • thelkeulding scAters. Ile told them they were tallOng "like' highwayfuen and; t ra rri."—l.giire' (Mk huts exact language—red that their .conduct 1 , wail sliaineftil, and. disgracefel to the L..- 'Snate: Thi brought . thent to their vdtises, and they sau• • 641141 into silencer. • • ...,„ Tibia scene isrsaiii to have been Clement violent, a.il indecorous that has ever occurred in the Senate, evei in secret , session. where the proceeding's sire' inpanied always with great freedom of eipnner .tin iof hingiiirge—thdASenators lighting tlifle ci ' gap , '" end talkie,. and discortsing in the free.and edit .style of tie after dinner coeverantiun.:. lir'—i-The Conliuittee on Teriitrit ice are ittinCit to a. ; • reqirt in fevor of the urgouiiration of the Pike's NO gold mining region, and they will recom uratol the name ot, "Jefferson" for the Territorjr ilia future State, insraid of •Gibmin," as requested h7I ie settles.rThe 101.0 N • ag territorial projects I 4 * how laiforc•Congress: Decorah, Jefferion, AtTsona, ind , Nevad , i., There is room fi r half a tbigen more, and first oolong them will be lie I.lhgek Bill's country immediately north of "Jar. lefiraii" or Pike's Peak, and en the east Sidi of the i o takv Moonto , 4. • , 1 - - Otatliiies venieht fur ipies at our r extra .PI. four orwarded by Iw. Shearer's' ,te to notice et been voted et. 311,84uri' ed a bill for ir,irrents, by brott to leo Tostul won. is doubtful It erne teleinw lo;s4' of the birth 1111J , P1101 they mum '•an act tur tle wage, of ill he ri4tdy (lair nest,— should sign pbell at the oes=l:ty ev.e imeinher from' to the Twilit, Fly vutitu, 4HE COAL THAN. . ass Jan:nary '29, 1E136. proportion. the debt rtis otittuittee, the payment, but batter to be de- lbe quantity lent by jiailro3d this week it 192'40 1 1 , 19 agnirst: 11,903 yes . fur the eurrevpund iit week-tart yearl •I, the smnewbat e inilliona will he trnde suing up ns fiillows, showing nein etinse over nil the reeds eitnpared with last year, Istilch i• in smile inessure4ming to the mid state efrithe wentbei: finding 'Railroad, I. ; ltit,t.h.Valley Railroad, 'ranton South**. n . do• North fil ... ' - Increase in ton! gf(tur Cant deco-alms Ihnie their arrangemOnts for the AA Thoso who had no Can 4e negotintine !Mr the ,0 mporsy for Cdri , , in order ~'i tit . their business at leant, to r r tlianpany has application forJ, lI ley can gupply•nt Philgdelp l oent of Coal. This arises Ift Oleo that existed. last yeer id i4all the ruinous charaiter i ipe were furred to sell their tient' ThY z s difference at' l pf an for an the Philatieh Corned: and nixo the Niw Tol ? tat n majority of the-New 1 TO cents a ton mere for Coall E.huvlkill County by Boat t) ili Railroad and transhipped i ittaving that it taight•beitrilai ,1! 'e glee lost year's rateel Ittailiond and Canal: Is R. R. to Philatla.,. S Cannli--tolt, , • ...eight, raarback, , • ' • !3j bill . ..Fri t es in favor of Cil I I: rem whit.h deduct nveraml I,li tivorinc Coal from Sehuf l' 11 . street, • IL Actual difference in-favnr iton over Bread eirrPt by Ra g . Rules to New York— tq R...11.-r•Toll and ficiirht iiranshipment ill. Port Rich CP:6 I:ll3r.ie. might to .Fow York, . s • '; 'lly Verne on Schuylkill4aviget *might tulgow York, il i . .. : - , ~ • In favor of Canal, f!. ' 14 4 4 To which mutt he added the 10 cents per ton ad,' °. [ R itional price which it largelportion of the henvy a . ilealers in New York will Ores fur .Coal received $3 , Cartel, making the difference in favor of the Cniti fu'l 24 Cents per ton, Which lea good profit. LI , 'Mader these circumstances the Canal Company is bOt i 'ound to go up„ . or the Railroad . Company is sound to 'come down, If they do not desire to tjtalte only the . tiede that Oil Canal cannot. carry. .1 The vmpression has gore abroad that the Pres ( ideal 41 the Railroad Compitny 'does not care so Mach shout in . creating his l i 'Coal' tonnage lisle , does the tossehger and tnlseellensous • traffic oil .7 1 1 the rood: 3Vbether this 'ranter is corruct or notd {we are flat prepared to say r imt it is generally be { lieved. We feel confident find \by economy the ICoal Trade of Schuylkill Ci;Onty; both the pas senger and miscellaneous acids of the main reial land also the .Lebanan 'Vali?' y Branch, would hi [ increased , in a much greater If not double ratio, . I than , it wil I he:by all the exertions now Med° to incruase the travel anti mie ellaneeue truffle of the rt di tvidineNintb and Valid from the connectini Vest trout ilarrishOrg. !Pt every additional tun of Cool carried over the R tiding Railroad there ilwill be an additionuf geniis, ton miscellaneous { ;, - "trade carried, and then .m o st be a eorrespontling liklincritarte in possengera in ordertU bring back the trsen thousand of.pur , population .egain,• whieb Ithe • and ii.oon - oftliehnOk ill- County 'has haat it within two 'y e a rr r owing ti the Jterfase of oar ;trade and the general euspenston of all improve. mettle, and this populatioh 'W o uld continue to I tivrel l the Passenger trtvell of- the road. If the fltallroad.Company citeld c doftblis the population of FlSehnylkill County, 'sbeliluttl in so dtang just [ldOillt the value arbor proPeity And her trade. 1 Tit s year is 'the time tor.the Ritedingl i eilrond iCourifin.9 , to dead nff in the trade and to keep the lead: 'She cab carry -Coal at an average of:$1 05 per ton fur the /coyest, and Lwith , the increased • '-1 trade she would rptatlve,',pay a 4iajd.ead' cern. on Ibis year's belie e. She has al ling 'net on hand that ° she will retied ',• years•to come. Our Individual Coat with *or • indomitable' spirit • of indu • gelid, to aid and, starlit in barking'. up .. :4 1rit6„ their tonnage—eztetarive Shafts 'v :- ..'usidititely be started , ift tbe - Rinttherni 2thisi Basin to reach the'. Mammoth : V :Vein near the depots, in order td save b .lion; In feet, the confidence it trunk would throw millions of dollar:4l@d iii ••,, poppiatiots',lnto Bebtiyikill Comity to t.eur mineral'nsources; and the Menu :Railroad would find a trade throw's) that would not only use .alliko - "lrk but would require a large to sent Abe increased nide she It would also paralyse sp the It . meals tanking in other reotote'ret has been forced into market bel for speculative objects,,is council high rates tp aintained on our again repast ibis year is the _ wait another y'par.. gaffe tie to! 14 . COAL fiSOPOrnOi! or 711:1g Us the Mittere`iro!'7 l q .. d t.! b " s ' the Astbiakte product of that ' sent to market in 1858„ at 6,491,187 our Aothricite Mid Bituminous, ombrand o _ Ta ble, independent of Pareirn 0:011, is 08 ,7ewtons. • lae hing 7,473,948 tons. ,We estimated the whole Produat of Coal in the United States a. abnotll,- • 000,000 tons, which may „hare been rem a half to onemillionitins too brow:, Since th p we have snit I statement in the Philadelphia , /Way R;;- giater which pots down the product of Coal (ti the __United States in 1858, at upwards of 14,600,000 tons. This ettimatelwhich is meals a trout oth er estimator, which we know are • not brays nil :able) is ei'least froti 3,500;000. to 3, ,000 tons i i ) too high. It is well known that the Coal Trade in the West was greatly. depressed 'i 1858, and wee feel ionandentthat' the product w Id not Ca na the following': la Western Pennsylvania, Add 'ramount on our tables, This gentility we think will emit not eiceed the whole product of Coal; ted States in. 1858. The Coal Trade : , ted States is In its infancy compared Britain, where 65,3114,707 ions were but under the influence of a substan ire tariff the Coal Trade of the •U, would nearly double in a period of, fl NEIT JEIISZT Cori TRA.Dit.—The. eerriAer rays: "The shipment deflate Elixabeth i week ending Jon. 15. weei 7050 tons of 425 toes over the correstAuding It is stated that the fertheoming ann • the Delaware, Lukewarm end • Company. for the year ending Deee now inade.ue, would eshibixprofits . '• patty's een! trade fur the year, exceed( end almost equal to $1 40 on- every carried over the road during. that,, morecer, en effort would be made i I year•to carry over the road a malle t ' market t 'and also. that int the elsui prices for coal at ElitlbettlpOrt 1T0121. 1 low the price of 1855." • AV.3 clip the above from one of We bare not tuna contider:ce iu the colotiens of profits. unless we hare of expenditure' helore OF. We OF, thikeptopnny has all the trade in i (They-buy the Coal front-the product no . other outlets to market, and of ,e. I ifiheir own prices, 7 -hut even, wit • tam, no person engaged in—the Co. Let ere tbnt the profits amount to ;on the business of 1855, unless t figures of ell the expenses in detni port, the seine ns the Rending Ra It must, be borne in mind; that 'nine and sell their own Cool and they have to-pair interest and di;id inastock of upwards or ss,ookquo. teeny stock speculations afield n so tpanj• .reporta tosnufactu#d to little confidence can he placed in n. i • uncle. It is a common practice to by Mining Engineers on certain pr to order; for which they ore psi which cot one particle of reiihnee . merely for the, purpose of speculat ding people have been -thus mind ] lions of, dollar, for several years- p ,ferent Coal Regions. • Lenten Tat.t.s.—The Philadel Thuredly states that oar earrespon' rcct with regard to 2it cent• redact oti the Lehigh and Palate:lre Di This may hare becn # en far net been poiitively arranged, and al amount of reduction T hilt it is .that the rates agreed upon 'read Toll on the Lehigh Cann!, 1 Do. on DelawariDivieir, / 1959. 18.407 9.835 7.91-0 2,lrttl• 1858: 11,903 8,948 • 6,2031 1,939' The tolls oa the Delaware- Div let will be either 27 or .10 cents,' Lost y i ear the toll on thelehigh =MIMI • narwar. Delawa're " • commencefi iikoking !fisuing year's ial facilities Intl huylk. . . Navigation k l to transfer a portion Oho Canal, and the Imotts Wharves than i 1 bin -for. the traftrhip• Nom the great differ favor of tho Canal, tf • the trade to those Reituction on the Lehigh Cana, on the Delaware Dirbion 31 ce reduetiun of - 16§ _cents from ' PIII4ADKLPOIA COAL. MAnKce —The following 'ate the cash pti, the erg : Schuylkill W. APh Lump, • " Esc 4t, Stove, Red Lehigh;.Lnuip, r Conl to Richmond Mounted to At _good phis trade wascenn ric trade, erbrisidering ark dealers will give received direct from tptt they will if sent et Port Richmond, 1d with other Coal = . to Philidelph t ie by By retail from yard, Chertriut Nut $3 25 ® $3 50, prepared NEW YORK COAL MARKET, There has bean in active demo during their ast week. The stock arrivals are liberal for the reason the East hat been moderate; $3 80 . 154 40, and from yard,, 655 25. In foreign little is. do IA Liverpool Cannel bare been m —Trihitoe. • Boston Coal M ' lebrralot Weekly frees the Boston Ca - • - - • clut 63 cents 1 - s sl IS Newcastle, • • •• - DOD. Orrel, - • - • non. Sydney, - • - - mine chit Mimi. • - - mine cha `Victim line,• • - - mine rha Schuslkill, white ash, ton do red ash, - - do lump, - • Lehigh lump. - • - .7ohns' limp. (Schuylkill) -- Latkonnona. • • • differenee in de. kill over Brbadi' T AZTAIL PRICES AllthrSeite white k red ash- • - f Canal 25 cents per Coal Trade by Haile* Sent by ital Iroad tor the week emit fling - last: • • Port Carbon - • . -* Pottaville • - • Ilikrin • -, - auburn, - • • • • - Port Clinton . - - • • itn Riebmnnd, $1 20 °n3—Railroad Total for week •• • • Previously this year • - - pny.7 G 3 ctt '-, 1 55 Total - - To same time fast year - • Increasb so far, PI negrovk Amount tninspou Union Canal, kiwatani itallroa The faller litk Is the aqua, Icy over the dllieFeat Itallroada la tic stark evading no Thursday orealua wt LS mine 111Uand S. Ilatan IL R.. 7; • 10 Mt. Carbon. ..• 2,:i: Schuylkill Valley" • •-t l5 MI. Carbon krt. Carbon 17.:..* 05 Mill Creek, b,St Little Aelnylklll.. .315 Lehigh Valley R. lt.fer For Week on Saturday las Hazleton (A. Pardee k C 0.,) • N. sugar Loat,(Parker A e0..1 Council Rldge.(Bbarpe, L. A e 0.,) Monet Plearatot. S. Mt..' (Itandolpha * Vampatdre.) Ooleratoe, (Retail( Johuson,) Bierver Itradow. N. York A Lehigh. (Taggart kBo , N. Sp. .It. (J:11 McCreary *Co., 8. Sp. Itt..(Ordbin A Debates.) Colon Iniproyemeot Co., German Penns, ' -2 Other Slippers,. Total. Last year, 9/iip - men l ie to lame 11:41 4 1 2 :11 12 yen— . Shipped North,- .1.939 11 Shipped South, _0409 09 . T 4 14 00 . Shamokin Coal .Tra Amused of 00.1 Shipped frau S op to guturday I it ws Vor thii mak; ' • I, Molting , the toll from Mom+ to Bristol, • ' • " Broken and Egg, " Stove, Increue,ie far, Scranton Coat Trod For week sudistg on Saturday Shipped North, .2,116 111 Shipped§outb, 7 617 16 Trgyostoo Coal Ihr s ! . Ftribeivreek, • ' 2,111 ~,~i l Brood Top coal Trot. fir ;$3l,- , 3- . . firm. AU • Forth,: tid week. ' =67 up 6.3 34 - 13 45 t Yawl • - - 61:00 eh!" you. 4.67!' *yids, 1 . 651.3 , icy the wash: 3,0313 -TAW t -tor, try, - are the road , Dula its to of ; • Its Ash ▪ asperse. iospire, sands of L •,.eslopiog • s of tbe -Rates at Till mot TriusspOirtaitP,lllk - or m Lunar *MUT 11411.110i , 04 , - - - Mauch CbsakteiTmiloni do Palsitteettopet.. iko. MonliCanalaiiiht at phiMilibing,l,42 IFtatea ek Toll, 41t4., team Illsitaab Chink. Vla Latdah Talley aad Northam to Matte► attest, Phlladelahld; ' itate• of Toll, &to t toBallttioor• Trove • PinetroliOn cursor Company and Mac tons to Dauphin t Soigne. E. IL Co., $llO From Dillerabsig, in tall , of Clotapaoy. ,- - 110 From Travortoit. in gam of tyarorion ; - .-1 From Sunbury II snip of Company--and - 41i4 tolls to Shamokin it. /Leo., . t tO NEW ADVERT'NENTS CRACKERS. X413111CH . , Soda, .Wager, .Sweet, Gin ger azid.Wl ue Crackett, received fresh ern! week rocs Phllsalphia, by 11!EATTY Pottsville, Jett. 92, '59 tf CHOICE TEA', BLACK AND'CREEN. jr3EATTY & 11F t EBNER. have re- NOTod and tur sole,'verfettoiee Bloat and lima rati ertleh they offer to thttr customers at falirates.a Pottsville, J0n.29, 5. SPOOL COTTON. . : • WILLIM ANTIC LINEN FINISH E:pool Cotton of Aiseirican Manufacture, whits and tutored, said to lap aqual to arty imported. for sale by BEATTY Jr ISEEDNY:B.. Pottsville. Jan. 29.'39 • • VIdCLAfinktION. -7 • VOT.IO 'is hereby given thatan Ad* 1 . 1 plies/At Court -or Common Pins will held at Pottsville. lit medlar theetlanty of filthttylitillou movi , DAY, the 14th day oCFebvoiry. 1859, at le o'clock In, the forma:4oo continue one week. • JOIIS p! . .llol3AßT,Sbeeiff. Sheriff's °See. Pottsville, t •. • January', 18A9. J.Tanuttyy /0.'60 6-31 Stichter & Thompson, DEALERS IN • Mu, 1.800,000 1,800,000 1,000.000 HARD-W./Mi t :CVTERY. IRON, TOOLS, &0., Corner Centire and Mirka, :‘,Bign cif the 4," POTTSVILLE, PA. • January 29,10 13-tf 4,600,000 7,473.948 12,073,948 ,:if it does in the Uni of the llni with Great pined in '57, B iel Protect. 'lied States .e years. GOOD GROOERIE at pqrai- woricoss:: " ' Wm. PARVIN.• Jr.. • S. W. corner allitlfirr and 12th its., • - - Philadelphia, Ito% ou band and is constantly etokiviog a choice and ~.^enoral intortinent of Fatally Groceries, consist ing or Superior Mark . and 'Green Tema, Coffee. it Hansa. Tonguee, fleef.Lard. Fiat, English. :suers, Preseryea. Potted Mesta. Wine, Liquors, Lc., Lc. All of which wilt be cold at the moat reasonable pried*. for Cash. . • . . Wet,irdora by tail) of °tilers'* promptly attended to, and delivered to aoy part of the city, free of charge. "%,•Cataloguee sent when dated. January =ME ort, for the no increnAls . ek last year. '•el_ report el ro THE LIVERPOOL 'MID >LOEDON EIRE MID LITE COMPADY. , AuthoriZed Capital---$10,000.000. Paid tip Capital, Surplus, and Reserved Funds, • - ' •114 000 000 . • TAability of the shareholders unlimited. • Having been appointed Agent in tbte District by thri Liverpool and London Fite and Life Insurance Company: . and Pr other reliable Fire and Lift Insurance Companies or Philadelphia, I am prepared to rdeelve applications for Insurance, against Fire, on every description of build ing and TrOperty, Coal 'Operators would dud it advanlagwons • to Insure their colliery st ructums In reliable Cumpanies, for which I a..t as.figent. , - Parties desiring Insurance are , respectfully Invited to rail at my otbee„where Ivirtleula is will hegira!). togethl !or with the resPertive elreularit of the Oompanies, and detailed statenteuta or their pre.ent rendition. REFERENCES: P Ufa drip, in. 'Uterine. John 'lnciter, Eel.," John Shippen;Req. Janice Dundaw, Hen, W. Snyder. Eau.. John It. Whlte..Esq., Hon. James 11. Campbell. David Japes, ?CD.. lion. C. W. Regina. .Hichaid S. enrith; Keg.; "H ORACE H. M. Palmer. Esq. " P. SMITH .Centre street. ahoy. hiNrareglan. Or at Pennsylvania Halt, Pottsville, Pa. 5- , .er 31,185: ri . ttin Corn I r $800;000: ton of coal , enr. That. the: prerent: of i tons In tt Spring the be axed be- r exchanger. e.paper Cal. II the items aware that e own boucle, re, who have urre they can this Oran- I Trade will 1 40 per ton ey rhea the in their Re [frond doe=.—' his Company ith this profit hds on a clip! Another New Story NEW YORK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. There aro so day, ood SYLVAN. HOLT'S bAUGHTER, ler, the! bu . belt of those ....et op reports perties, wade A Novel. By 110LNE LEE, Author of 98athie Braude," • We shall commence the publication of the above new novel in the '.!;trw Ifoag bran-Wxxxsar Taman, on Vier day, February Bth. Those who wish to'securti the lint part of this extremely interesting novel, should salad on their subscriptions immediately. 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"This is a really good novel. • * The trine is healthy and nautili!, the social lestuns Inculcated useful and tin I portant, and the lingnaga exceedingly happy sod will chusen."—LondoW Literary Gazette. 'Sylvan llolt's Daughter' Is a fascinating young wei. man. wlthbliom we recommend our: readers to make • acquaintance for ,themselves. It is' well and solidly written. There is nothing •slight or supereclal. author has evidently wished to do her,bast, and she =hats succeeded In writings novel that-is well worth reading - , and which possesses Abe cardinal virtue of - being ex tremely interesUng.mr-London AtAcricrunt. is body and substance, and is written In earful and good Engliah."—Saturday [leviers. and one on ,ean be pinee(l, .n, and Coot ckut of mil- at lo the Li in Ledger 0 lent wee lacer en 'on the Willi riun Catnap havinc to the actual . ell onderstool 1 west 38 cents' 32 " • bunk 70 " Ori to the on 51 cent/ 351 " SO/ 13 cints, and F, making) the nch Chunk to Jan. 28, 1859. for Co) by • 35 $3 4 , 40 .3 55- •. 55 fi4 3 GS 1 62 i • ( ce 37§ (a) 375 75 (i 9 38b 300 13 25, 4.00@5425. nn., 27, 1859 . — ' d for domertio 1 ample and tho the demand for , des by, cargo at , ton, at $4 , 50 e; PIII.III aat $9, nui. 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All letters to be addressed to Ildit ACE GREELEY &CO., Tribune Lkilldliogk, Nit* York. • bit - - 0 600 610 far 1859. rust Thursday sr 6,607 03 1,262 02 7,340 15 135 03 2905 le Januar? 2D,'L9 SHERIFF'S SALESt; • -. 18308 39 414,606. pt ..,—,_. . 7 ___ . . t SHERIFF"SS/ILLE OF REAL RSTATE. , , xB. • V 111'111 E of several . Writs/ 01 renditioni &puma issued out of the Court of Common Picaeof Schuylkill County and txt nie directed ? will be exp.:eel at Pnblir tale or outcry On _' _ .._ Fridays the 2 St b day Ulf Faheitergyl Safi at the public house of Josseit 11. reger.in the Borough of Pottsville, fichusikill'County, the following deeitbed Ileal Estate. to wit: No. 1. Ail those two certain lota' or pieces at ground I situate in the Borough of Pottsville, 6 huylkill County. I bounded and described es fellowe, f o wit: On the %lei teey side of Centre street,andeatendingaiong lot num bered 0. 85 feet. thence ,northwat dly 49 feet 6 lathes. to an alley. thence eastwardly alone said private alloy 85 feet to Centre street ,I hence southwanlly along the sem i 49 feet 0 inches, to the place of beginning, and marked in Samuel Sillyttian's plan with the numbers 1 and 2on Centre 'street, with the appurte. .„,... Dane* cote sting of a'2 story Mona dwelling fits ~ house with store room on first floor and a two -4 story frame storetvWse thereto at tsched. a 3 story brick Swelling house with store room on first floor and a 'two 'story ~rick back building thereto attached. ' ""l No. 2.' All that certain piers or parcBl of groinel alto- I ate in the Borough of Potterille, Irs•buyikHl County, I bounded and doe , !bed as follows, to wit: Commencing at the southerly side of* privets alley thence mall ' wardlY eking Centre st roc t,includi _rff- the alley 14 fret 3 Inches to the corner of itshantungo alit d Centre streets. thence westwardlyelong 3lshantongo street 58 feet 2 inches. thence Southerly parallel pith ;Centre sheet 74 6:et 3 inches, thence westwardly 3 fee to the westerly ' line of lot No. I. thence south is ardiy a oug said line to the line of lot No. 0.155 feet to Seeon street, thence northward!, along Second street :NI fast, thence. east *sully 36 feet 9 inches. thenceenctitwardly parallel with Mahantottgo street 134 foot 9 inches, with the ' - ' appurtenances coasts , ' ng of a twosbal frame ' ra; taveni house, 44 reetfront on Cent r #etreet by it • g 54 feet 2 'aches on Mahantangd street with stone basement. Also. A history brick dwelling house with store man' on fir t floor on °entre street. extending over the rd. Tate alley, a large stone Viable. A brick carriage house and 2 fume sheds with extensive yard. N 0,3. All that certain lot or piece of ground situate, In the Doreush of Pottarille, Schuylkill County. boun-1 dekatid described as MiOllll., to wit: OlEnte South/ad. ly elle of tfahant • ago street. adjoining the hotel tot on the east.oa the north by Mahan 4ongo.street, . on the south 'and west by other property of „, E .:4', Samuel Sillynan. containing in front on VII. if. #.. ' hantongo street 40 feet 9 inches. and extend log of that width in depth , _feet, with - the .apputie nen , eit consisting of a double 3 • story brick dwelling • house. No. 4. All that certain lot or piece of grcund situate' In the Borough of Pottsville. Schuylkill County, howl.' ded on north lii./labentongo street, on the met lay' Second or AdamsetreSt. on the south and east by ether property eras moel Allman ...Intel:al ag on illabantotmws street in width '2l feet 0 inches 'soli 'extending , south wardly along . Adanii or Second stalest 24 feet 4 i li. nches,t hence eastward!! 36 5,89 inehes* r i t a ‘ii Mlle. northwardly 64 feet 4 lattice. thence bg I rests snit! 12 f00 . r.. ,1 i ri: hes, thence ,north' A /% . . - 218,013 00 '474,898 00 43.11611 116319.' TOTAL. • 130,181 10 71.21110' road• TS39 t r Coat transported ettlkill County, for it: , • ' TOTAL. T 2740 01 8,108 18 .00 22,19210 VV. ,' 40.91: 02 WEEK. TOTAL. 1.512 01 8,547 05 1,55910 9.45102 467 00 1 4 ,8 M, 08 43 01. 1,917 18 2,127 02 15,1;5 14 1',259'15 5,580 18 4RO 01 3,714 05 975 18 7.450 15 401 08 • 4,013 16 , - 19 b 8 9.851116 eras 6,940 pp 63,164 2,883 oT 14,196 lo for 1559. TOTAL. 4:141 14, 2.,0M 131 $0.163 11 TOTAL. 5.645 0 13,61818 59,192 cti, iils.r 1859. okin Cod NegiOn tout: 4 k Or 2 s so : t: 01 6,911 ISI °,ter_ .._. TO EH PRINTED-IN THE Phikd Tullius of Pies :1110. i.• VAN _DUSEM NORTON. & CO., atar quAATTE4 or ,- AN WHIIR ASH COAL • {2ert clout Philadelphia. IC.: OFF,IB iberty stmt. ailkar York. - „ litoottestreet, Dattota.: l CUMINERLAND COAL A , -oole Saute ter the." Lthigk Ciu aid Aliarsigatio* Caskiany., October 16,'18 42. . . • Pli as Ile. 51. --• •• • • BL -:4 ON & CCM, mintrrct OP ym4. an: !,liNitmcs y'UTTE ifiliand TItIIMONT SOli UYIAILL: COAL ; fIt".4: 4 IKL N'COMPANY'S LAND COAL t also, HAZLETON • • ' lllOll cULL.. (217 s*Yolout street, OFFICES:), 4 - eie,slrevt,Nrw York, Ll 7 .ane street,Bostou. October 16. VI ' P!ler. No. 3. OGLE & co.. BAU FAA FEFIPTI:I3 or • .13covc r cjcsais-ts, usany,Red Asia Coal. '. 113 Walnut street: Philadelphia. 11 Doane 'lee', Boston: 166 ,Braedway, New Turk. aL EM3 No 9.i. FIC ES : { '..:.%;00 IM=l . . warily-141 feet to • iabintongo stand. with the anmic naoees eonsieting i of a 3 story brick dwelling house with a 3 etory,,brlek - Morek building ,thereto, ettached and a. brick ;title Illith a large 'yard. • . .. 1; . No. AI All those twei ear sin lots or Plain of gerinnd situate in the Bort ogh or Pot ;ovine. Schuylki II Conotef and Marked In Satnnel Slllytean'S map Sr ' plan on :Mrs.'. .hantonzciptreet with the' numbers 1 rind!, ' • i . bounded oaf the n Why Mahantonro timer. tai o and on the south east, and wesi by ntheeprop. nog arty of .8 trzruel 3. 1 Maxon; each lot containing . '-' in wtith 21 feet ad In depth 40 feet, with' the appurte =neer' entisistin of e frame market hones. No: O. All that Hain lot or piece of emend situate in the Borough f .Potteville,- Schdytklll County.' and marked in Samun .Sillyinanrs mgt.( plan on Mahato 'tonne street. No. tt 'bounded on the herthlay Mattentote go Eito on tbe math. mot and west try other propsr- „ lief Spinel Sillyiman,conlidnlng In fruition Ms- j 1 • hantodgo street 21 feet, and extending; of that width In depth 413 feet with the apportenantea consist; Ing of a 1 1 4 stere frame Mike. No. 7. 'Alt thol 2 certain byte or pioneer ground situ ate in the' Boron lir of,Potteville.PcbuylkiliConetyo and i tracked in Sam 1 Slllyman's map or plan on Sleben . tango street, w it the numbers 4 and 6, bounded on the north by, Mahan npS street. on the east, south and west by other petty of Samuel Sillyntan, lot 'rn . N 0.4 coots' n In, lair/mit on Mahan tongo street 21 feet and in de th 43 feet. and lot No. rmmtale. trig in front on ahantengo street 22 feet 11 inches, and, , in depth 40 feet ' ith the aPprittenances. consisting of one story brie uniees and a Pot' s wtnry.frame Mike at, tubed. . ' I No. ft Al' Gm certain lot or nieeeef ground situate In the Iloronoh . or Petteiville.SchnylOill County, on the corner-of Mahantengo and Second , streets. bounded on the northlry Miyhaidongo street, on the east by Second or Adams street -on the south by Stone elley. and on the . west by Int of liennO.helly.cordaining In width .prit 1 27 feet 7 lathes. nil Di depth 240 f, et; the apparteno Pere ntibiting,of a 3 story Vet: dwel jinx hours with it slop • brick bock eliding thereto attached and a rye stable. ! -. No. 9. All th e certiliOtor o• piece of ground 'Mate In the Borough f Polley/111e, Schuylkill County. boun ded in front or eit by Centre street. south by a 20 Met alley. on the we t by,Second front. and on the north by other mope y of 'itamilel Sillymon. eMtaining• 40 front o'" Centie Meet 40 feet and in the rear on Second street 0(1 feekand In, depth 2..7:1 fmt, with • the appartenenme Mod:feting of a 2, story frame tavern house. w tit a large 3 story brick back bull.line with basement tberetp. attached and p 2,story brick stable. ' No. 10. All thitt certain lot or piece of ground 'limit", in the Borouthlof Pottsville. Sehuylkill County. boom , dad In front byreetra street. on the Worth by the toe. ern-lot. and on he west by So 'end street, On the north , by lot of G. Itle er.kintaining in rr rot on qentrgt , street 24 feet 0 aches, on Second street 31 feet 9 inches: in' depth 2 .reet. with the epporten , nree coneisting of,a 61 d or y . brick dwelling house with. store- i room on first neer. , • No.ll. Ail Gist e stain tot or piece of ground situate , In the Bomuzil l ot Pottevlllo, Sebuyiklll County. on the Southwardly a t • of . Mahantongo et met bounded on the north'by Mali m tonoo street, on'tlie vest by lot late of cl n W. nhenfelt . deceased . on the south by nn 8 feet wide alley. an on the west by' lot of. „Tomes U. Groeff, Oso.. eon tat ding in font oh Mabee boom street 27 feel nod in' depth 130 feet to an A feet 'wide alley. w th• tae appurtenances consiettng• of a 2 story ,fratne d idling house. • • . N 0.12. All t at certain lot or place of ground -situate in the Borneo -,of Pottsville, Schuylkill County, borin- I d v edAn ... fro be n r t r, b . F . ..Coa q,4 l, n s n trie th t e , „Ja en the by- n a or o h r.m uy t I w ot id o e f J a o ll h o t y r 2 and on the hby let of JamuThiputas. contain. Inc lu width ' 3 feet and in depth IEO feet to the tr. aa 10-feet Wide.al ey, With the appurtenancescontdst lex of a 2 sin litlek' de elling house, with a 2 etory bri t * bark building thereto attached and a frame stable. No. 13. All t at certain lot or piece of ground situate in the Barone of Pottsville Schuylkill County. on the wet•erly side f Centre street, bounded on the east by Centrestreet: drthrvardly by 'ground lif Adam Eller. westwardly b. a 13 feet wide alley. onithwardle. by 'lot of Chrlaffan latzley, containing in width Vi - feet and. 1 in depth 120 f alien 10 feet wide allep •- No. 14: Ail hat certain tract of tow end tinter Isn't situate in DrOnth Own - ship, fiehtink tits:mat, bounded on 3 neatly by land Late of . • • liulabacia, w timidly and - southerarlly by • lands of the orest 7 Improvement Company. - ~ westwardly b e 11:tinkle surrey now el,iltutel by Rug , 107 acres strict mew. ee n t re . Miller azol other, containing ./ N 0.15. Theoundielded one eighth part of a certain tract ot coal and timber land, situate In Breech township. Se*ylklii County, heunded worth.' vanity by Mold of Joseph Jeanie. westwardly by land of Werod,nerthwardly and sonthwardly by land of Wird and others. containing 117 se res. and known as the aeob'Brieklytract.with the improvernents 'consisting of' p double foluMand a double leg dwelling house ands flnme Stable. - ' ik No. 16. Tb one undivided onedburth paFt of a certain tract Or coal nd Amber: land 'situate partly In West' Noriezlan d platy in...-11nineh township, Srb nyl ki II enty.)boundrid on the east by land orWood, Hie ardsiand othersoon the south by land 'of Ile ry' I' ttle. 11,1eter Shannon and -•••• ._ ot h er s, en tb west by Molt nfJosephJeones,and pa the north Dyla n o f Jnf , . Woo& Tbotuas Sillyman and °then containing a lit 460 acres ;. through this property.posees - the Reincrat feet vein and Othe . r eelns' of coal now worked by Jritin Deuzherty. o . ' , N 0 . 017,. The eniendlyidod onekhalf part of a certain `tract of roll tend thate in Schuylkill: ownship.Sehnyt. -kill County. rounded on the west by land* of Michael Bushey, on t re north by the Valley Furnace lands. on themet-by Mode Of •Sillymarz and otherk. and on the eirodb, be lands of Andrew ", Russel :and others, within. - ing 24 *awe and 140 perches. • o :Attila' The undivided mohair Port of a certahrtraet ' of ell land situate in Schuylkill township. Sehuylkill . Ginn y.lieuftded by other land of Samuel Slily/man and others. land to o! John Seltzer and others containing, 18.iiev, ' I • r NO. lit Tti' Undivided - on/Ail! part of a certain I rect of tent land i Moue In Schuylkill township. Schuylkill Chanty, alit One: other lands of Samuel Sillymon and ethers, and to Wm. Roller, Jobn Seltzer and others, containing acres a. and 140 • each N 0.20. Al that certain piece or panel of land situate near the to , of Patterson. nrbitylkill township. fehey o l- Idll county, pounded by land of Andrew Russet. Emer- Irk I Rohrer. John Brock. containing onetime. with the improveme t te • coven:tine . of a frame coal breaker, with alO hemp gine. belonzing toMayer kSi Ityman. l• N 0.21. Althat eerfaln tract or piece of•litod situate in Sebnyikil township, Schuylkill moray, bounded by lind of Se nel Sills-man on the south. on the enet by .land - nit• J n Renck. and on the north and. weld by land of Bun Patterson and ether*. containing' 21 icrvs. N 0.22. T nuentydl sided 'ono-sixth pot at all Show three recta l tracts of land. el tirade partly in Blythe and partly' in, ebnylklil townships . Schuylkill county, known tell . lively , the one as the : John Stall Meet. bounded on the south by the Da Costa and Jacob Stall 1 tracts, on t I emit by the Patterson tract, on the north by the Ja De Long tenet. and on the west by the ' Magdalen a lyre tract ; the second known as rtr, Jacob De Long t L bounded on the south by the above, last ' described p potty, on the west by the 31/canted" Myer' and Boobstracts. on the north 'by the alichall Prim', tract, and C. the mot by the Patterson tract: the third. known as I e Magdalena Myer tract, bounded on the east and no hby the ' above described Jamb De Long and Stall t eta. on the west by the Adam Stall tract and on the: truth by the Middlenort tract—the three aboie described tracts enntainingn n the whole 439 ammo 168 pemheal with the Improyeteents,rontistino ofrela 60 miners:l6olMA. 2 frame mat Meatier's, with one -Mt Bowie pewee enrolee. one 15 hope engine -with run. i .. nels and dr fle—alscohne waterpower saw mill. them re alto on be a allele &trollied Mud two fines; with 2 • . log houses nd"2 log barns: ,' • _ . ' N 0.23. The env , undivided otie-twelfrh part of a Mr. •- taro tract of eallland. situate in Schuylkill township, • Schuylkill -Minty. hounded on the Routh by the Jacob 1 Is. Loos tract,on the west by lands of Spayd. Luther I . other - I. onihe north by land late Roller. and Foltz and o rithent•en bn the mist by - the John Seltzer tract. ego. ' Witten 33 nee.' ' No. 24. . 11 throe two certain ridjelning lots or pier:era grouod elt ater ih the town or Patterson . Schoylkill county. NO marked with the numbers 32 and 31. board ed on the smith by Valley street. westwardly by lot No. 36. eactwarily by, lot No.3o.contatnin,o, in width togeth er 123 feet, Mc eorh lot 60 feet.) and extending In depth 2110 feet to Grosh street. with the appurtenances, rano Siding of al story frame dwelling house on Palleyn etreet, and I 4 one eery frame dwelling houses on Green Welt. andm frame stable. a .. . . No. 20. „ l i lt that rertoth lot or piece of ground situate in the tow of Pettereon,Sebuylkill rountr.and marked with the.fo.2fo bounded nn the math by Pulley street. on the wee ,byrgrainklin street, on the north by Green Street , end 011 the east by lot No. 24,ecintaining by 601eysty 11l in depth 'AM feet. • ,_ NO. 26. II those three certain lets qr pines of ground' situate in,the Wilt of Pattenron. Schuylkill county, • bounded the reinth.by Va ll ey street. west by lot No. OM r on the north' , by Green street-and on the east by Geeenot t•and being the lota which are marked with the Noe. tip. 22 and 24, oerh Mt containing in Green widih st M i eec " L t. wt an th d l e h l r a ll'i pp in u g rten itr a d n e ee pt e h ., co2Ansl Get ifi t g n on- 6 1EL, of 2 blocksicif frame buildings an Green street. . . N 0.27. Altbosei 5 certain lide or Vireos of mum) situate In the tow of Patterson . Schuylkill county , and ham.: l o t s mar t Nos.% 4, 6.8 and to, bounded on the south by ralleyt treet, west by lot N 0.12. on the north by Green atre t, and on the east by Union street, each lot contsining In width DI fetdotind in depth 260 feet to Gnaw' street. with the ImproYetnente, days consletirienr 11 story frame home. oo'Valley It I' •- / street :an •2 log houses on Green street. ' - No. 28 . 0 that certain lot M piers of ground slimily ,in the tow , y of Patterem, Schuylkill county, and teeing lot No. 112, hounded on the south by Green street. nerd by 10 , No. 1,11. north , by a twenty feet wide alley,eaet y'Franklin Meek, eontainine In IMO on' Green'street*, feet, and est/eroding, back to a twenty., feet wide alley. with' the appmfeminces, consisting act a. one storoPpotnedwelling house. ' " . ,o. _ • . No. 29.' it thine certain tots or plerres of ground sib tote In tb town of Patterson ; Schuylkill entanti, helot h it. lots whit are marked .tvith the Panthers 0. 11. Moo - the mouth ids of Valitmointet. bounded on the east by Mt No . 7. n the tooth by a 20. Set wide alley, and on t west by tot Ne.. 15, eecb lot containsnt . ins In wi th 60 reef, and4depth 200 - feet. with the sppur en. tries; trona gof 3 !mine dwelling hot° . . _. No. p, )1111130 !retain Int Or piece Of aroisndo:toote In the Miro et:Patterson, Schuylkill Count yo beteg let .' whirls hi market Ste 21. ms the. *oath . Ads of ;Volley ' Onset. bonsdedoetudWardly by,lot - No.M4 ow the wrot e: by a MY' mide alhe/..and on 'the west . by "To atila - • lA'n+ol: tainla HMCO y In " fret.andiodysObVl7foPf; wi loa, Ntt :4- 11 the right, title aid' Interest of Samoa Sib - bloat 11b and •to MU that eartale , tot or .plato of Mond 'qua* to thei Borrolta'ot Putirlitte. stbuyluit c runto o loritio lot which Is marked f 0.13, buttuded oti . , , leg L Rs, on the Delaware, at Phliadaphias---Piersifor the Mil • Pie . Re. 5. TYLER. S ONE & CO., . , ...r.....zu is VAIIOViII DP3COTPTIONS OP Red istsWtilie Ash SCHUYLKILL AND LEHICH COALS, , 41.vp • • GEORGE% CBI= CIIX3ERLAIID COAL ' t I . ,_ • :m Walaut west. PhiladolphiA. - ' OYFICES: 9 Weebloglnii Du WWI, prov idence. • : 1119 Ilrosdre9y. - liew fork. ' . . • PI t N 0.1 9! PORT ILICILUOND. Ortot6' 10, •.a8 . . Filer Igo. 8. • • LEWIS • ROTHERBEEL, - i••• • DULLS OD 21UPPLIL Or COAL. Oven flit lode by Ma the best ql.alltles of . f RED AND WHITE ASH COALS. Alas. LEIII6II istut CUMBERLAND 'COAL. • WHARF' NO. et EICIIMOND. • oFrw i s .f 31R Walnut sheet, Philadelphia. - 10 Exchange street, Boston. • October' 16, AR 42. • . Pier No. 7.. • . • JOHN R. Wu Tr.:. • 'lnirrro or _ , sElcamrcrsmir.x.r_sx_. clogs.", WHARF O. T, PORT RICHMOND. GFFiI }5: • xn..st e Walnut ifred, Platodelphix. No. 300 We*t Thirteeott, at., New York. Oeloixer 16, 46 42: . . I hesouth by Ztorwegien street. on the west by Tenth or Spring street, on the north by ill Hyman Street. end ma the east by int of D beld D. Darks, containing In width 20 feet. and in depth 100 feet.. i - No 32. All the sight, title and Interibet of flannel 1311- iymen of. in. , and to all that certain Int or n'ette of :PoUnd situate in the Borough of Potleville. Schuylkill county, being lot which Is marked Nu. IA-bounded on the myth by Norwegian street, on the!weet by lot of Da. rid R. IntreleiL on' the north by Silty:Dan street. a nd•ort the east by lot No. le, eontilniny, In ,width 93 feet, and in depth 100 feet. - iN • No. 13, All the right, title and Interest 4 &mane] Sir Irttlan of. 'mend to-all that certain lot, or Mee., of ground tenant in the Itarono of Pottsville. flehnvikill county, twine lot width is marked No.lo. hesitated on the south by Norwegian street. on the West by lot Nn.lg. . on the north ber Martian street. and en,the east by int N 0.20, containing in width -20 reet j an in depth 100 feet. ,- • , No. 31. All the right, title and interest of Samuel 511- Lyman of. in. and' to ail that cettelp lot or piers of ground situate In the Borough of Nellie. Sehnvlitill Id etuoty. below lot which is ma . o.2o:hounded on the mouth by Norwegian street.° th west by lot N 0.19. •on the north by Stillman street. 4 n the east by lot of D. Walborn, coot:dui og in width feet, and in dept h 100 feet. -, i. - No. 33. All the right, title and Int tof Samuel 911. lynmn of. In. and to all that eerie n lot or pies :,„of ground situate in the Borough of Potts, ille..Schu vl k ill 'county, beteg the lot which is marked with the number 23. bounded on the muth by Norwegian street. on the wait by lot ot• D. Wellborn. on the north by Sillyman' street, and on the east by lot No. 24,ebataInIngiu width 11 feet. end in depth 140 frit. No, SG: All the right, title and Interest of Samuel Sit. lyman ref, in. and to all that eerie u Int or piece of ground situate in-the Borough of Pot twig,. Schuylkill' eonnty.,baing the lot which la mark. 4 No. 24, bounded ..on the south by Norwegian street, on the • west by lot "No 23, on the north by Sillyntan street, and on the east by -Ninth or'Duroont street, containing in width 20 feet, and In depth WO feet. ' Seised and taken In , execution at the property of SAIIUEL SILL:KHAN, and will be mold by , - . JOH,N P. HOBART. Sherlff's (Hike. Pot' aville.l Army: - January 21st, 14 . 44. J •A 3t Nort—Propertlee abnve described ea No. 1. 2. end; are tested upon expref•sly subject to the lltn of the fed. lowing mortgescs, vie: Mortgioze. Untnel 811lytnan to John Itnrernft. dited 19 A unuel. th IS. given to Prenro the payment of a 1 rincipnl debt of p.m - 14 o, meordett if.Sehnrik ty, I n Stortgege nook pare NAbpuxt, 1645. And also a certain rater Mortgage from tab! Samuel toJesoe WilliaMarnikaiated ad January. 185 T. to arrow the payment of arprioripol debt of $1;74...in. !woo l dtd Itt Mortgage Ma* Mt. page 55743 d January. 161.7. And properties, above do.erfibed a* Boa. 4. 5. and tt, 'are] 5d.0 leried upon rapreealy aubjert to the lien of the above der...rib's.' mortgagtt of Samuel Sillyman to the sold 'Jerre Willta Immo. And plopeetlea a 1 a deceribed as See. Is and IR. are levied up , it rapt navlratibjeet to the, lien• of a .eertain Mortgage from Samtiel tama nto Benjamin L &het. man. date! ad February; la:a. to wan* the payment of n prinripal debt of Pubs. recorded in mortgage Book M.; page.sB2. February 184. .Ir 3 ERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. - Y VIRTUE of a %irit of i'cattrium Ertxmas. issued out of the' Court of Donation Pleas of Lucerne County and to .me directed.; will be rxp.swt to plinth. sale 14r outer v. no • ilisturdwyirPebrinary, 19th, 1859. at 2 o'clock In the elterno.,n. at 'the public noose of DANIEL it i bi. its the Boron ih of Pott sr il County, tile loliewring deserlbvi real estate. to wit : No- 1. Tho unditid,d halt of all tbabertain tract or 'plorerT Cnal land, Situate 004 in. New (..rtle. tirld partlY in Norwegian tonnships.liebnylkill(tounty.botro• ded by lands of William Wet herilt and Jacob .1. Felts- Inger, Administrator. itoneall t Corn:nines. lands (tribe Delaware Coal Company Charles Miller and ut War& eon- . tatning one hundred and twenty scam Mrire or less a ith "the appurtenances, consisting of a ten story tig dwell inC honso.'(welather-bAsrded.) a one -teary framesummer kitchen—gum 1 1-2 story be,t dwelling houses. two 1 1:2 story fnime dwelling hotires, not+ twoetory stone dwell- Ina house. 2to barna * log stable and a trams shed. No. 2. All that certain la t or pierr of ground situate In the liomugh' Of n 514,1114; SrbUelt ill County. burnt died 'South was die by .311 nm-sir Illa Hedd.yrest ward)/ by lot Ad William 11. Davis. northwardly by fr'arideraon *timer. and eastWardly by Third Street, enntaltang in width SI feet.inoro or less, and in depth 210 feet. .tone or lam, with t betanpurtonances, etno Ist' ng of n double two story Dame &tea in e house with 1.1 Otte • No. thateertaln lot or' piece of 'ground. sitults int liti!Ectrough of Pottsville, ttchuylkiii County. boon tied toirthwardly by Silnersville Hold, esstwardly by Third street. sonthwardly by Laurel-.street, and west wardly by bit of Cat harine Reading, containing in width 60 feet. audio depth 60 feet, more ertirss, with the ap. purl @oatmeal , . Seized and taken in ,execution . as the property Of JAILL'i U. FITZ3I.II3IONB. mod to is, sold by JoUN P. 11011 ART. Sheri' fro Office, 'Pottsville, I Thetis: Jan. 27th. lb:41" I • 4t MISCELLANEOUS. TRULY MAGICAL In Curing tains! REFERENCES ran,be givettoindi• vidaa where' the relief and cure of Paine 'inter nally and externally'hase been truly magleal. by NOR. GAN'S MAGIC BAUM, and who say they arntaid not be without It if it coat Fire Dollars a bottle Direetinnene rompany each bottle: No family acquainted with lle rattle will Inv without It. They might wive ten times the e , -at and a great deal of pile add onfrorinre. For Pale by J. MORGAN. Third &rd. Prthrille. AT—, 25 and 50 rents a bottle; and $2 and $4 per dose°. - January =:. '59 4-3 m - • PUBLIC SALE, • CIN FRIDAY, Ff,IIIIIJARY 18th', .1 1560. at 10 o'rlork. A. M., at the public haute of SIMON HOFFMAN. In the lmmagh of Anburu, a lot LI Household Furniture. nontfif 17 Bedsteads and Bedding: 1 Cooking Stove; 1 Parlor Stove; 1 Common Stove; 12 Washstalfds: 6 Arm Chaim 24 Common Choirs: 2 u•-hoards; 1 Lot of Mlle.; I Cow: 1 -Lot of Liquors: Bar ItottleS and Tumblers; 1 Beer Pomp: and other Household Furnlttne. too flamer. ruin to mention.. Sabi gumbo. were formerly awned 'by Simon lloffnuitt. . Conditions wade known on day of min tw ' • DICKOVEII, CR • Auburn, Jan uliT IP, '39' . trot 74.8 1813-11 . T IS A I)YE. ant‘ a PERMANENT!. P . P. k W. C. TAYLOR'S olPhllle —A complete 11411 C DYZaad DRESSING together.rtn• bracl ng. 1 n high we rfeet Um. ail that itrvgnisite for Color ing, Softening end Batutifying the MAIM, impartitig to It a env gloss, and a clean. agreeable odor. and costa no more than tbe simple HAIR DYE of other uianntaetur. era- To he hid In Pottsville. of Mr. "Given M. Slams& Jinir G. Ewes k SAM, 31r. Clialt. W. Ernea. Mr. Jona .McDoaata, DLYakILIN Ilaayase. sod F. SANDERsoN. and wholesale at the PERFUMERY mud TOILET SOAP ' Manufactory of • . , . 11:e.k W. C. TAYLOR. horrt , r4 re Perfumers. 641 Noath Math street, Philadelphia. January • . • • A VALUABLE BOOK Flom ISSwialida. ' • 4' ------ ' Sent ltg Nag, and tt4 to /.. Pooffir terfif Ritcrieed,/ienctl . 4 and Approved' ' f.f not Approved no charge- • IR. •SA MilYEt. s. FiTcHis “sixi LECTURES' it thi. rceunti;•'Prirvent ion and COW , r. ot) Images of the Lange „Throg.t. User'. Stomach. Dow -I el.. Liver, EldneysoSkin.• de., Female CoMplainte. audl Chronic dIW3Fen generally. on the Lows of Life, and the: Ulu, method by which health and *bin! may be, pre served tn one hundred year*.. a 'volume of b 75 Pages,l• handsomely hnund it, mantle, with 2.h illustratinna. in this volume Dr. S. SI; }Vett, (wbi is nidely tamern agate , author of a new and eminently successful umth. , d of treatment for the ;shove complaints. ao.I egpeclaily con.' gumption. end ot heti Aiwtearg nf the I.unla and Throat.): eiptales the loadin feature of his treatment: sad girt., plain directions by which liugge inclined to these tam. l plaints may tbetuseftes prevent them marmot their arm. ---------- - mess. - Deer WO.ooolmples of title honk have town gale • 'Phu Great Strengthener end Pain Destroyer. I of nor LAW 1110 grate-1 t u nd . there are pentads in all parts , t tiracknowlethm that it has %MI the means or brews The beet and che.pest iloosehold Remedy, lu the vin; their lines and giving team many retract pail world.. Simphgand Peasant in its application, iertain I Pea lib. . ' - t • . , and e ff ectual lq Its results. A. hectutirwl, teletitiffc; e a ., We present lifer *whoops or the numfrens comen. [ . datintia the hank li,lf waved:— tercel Curative, applicable for the - relief of Pain .0 any I The New 'Tort Tribune tlinscloses:a lengthy notice ot time, is aniplatie. In any part; (lithe human ,isf ern , i it's—The swat impirtanto ot the mildest and d our rontli i i and under all circumstances. if you' put this !iestee l , t e n Z t t r l t a .t .V e t l 4:7 ur. ...V t i Q t Zt e lr i l m i likr:,:74! anywhere, if Pain Is turn . the heater. will stick - there , regonimertd this work. 'We Lrost we have said enough! until the rain has vaoished. The Plaster magnetites i la luddaa those Neletra Or threatened lath COn•l3/3*; ) the PM n away, and . 1 on, tnpmetne and read Ib..Titch's book " . . R _....• 1 ietrriVrom the non. HAVILTIM F inn. r , ratcr Corernor, 'PAIN CANNOT EXIST W e ll 'Ms PLASTica UV ef Jreic Pre. "Washington. Defamer Dth.1333. Dr.s. ' • APPLIED, • '• . r i S. Fitch, Dear Sir: X beg' to return my thanks for lb& Rb."ll"all. pr Liwiliew. BilenvnlV"kneiLDabiliti '' volu rum n .s h ; " : , Vgc:l n ::: ;;tre. 71 1 .::::: - . :It' , 5, ,, ?"....., .undsc...- prim.* cl uichi apti Coldss• T s:7et to rite so ii. has pyrite& Interest inn brachia" Pains and Scitc's or fiery klub. dorsi iced to ct;rus, ere i. the convietion that the reputatkm whiett-thrite Lecturesi 131.11.EftlAT SIX RELISTRDoind *Dila littlepatienee,i have achieved la hared upon trizr;inklLTr i l i t' Air ' Avrx. or "PERWINIZSTLY CURF.DAY,iii:rintgleal influent* of, inc i lY a lc fr c r iv a re t c r r e 7 J 'l r k ci,. - , .pr. r . ol n a y. no t tbi kl MIN ETIC DL A S.THII, it 'Li . the 'lnvites, surest. i doubt bui it is a practical and eery useful work.' I boplil ;safest, pletwantest and cheeped, remedy Ili ex ideate.= 1 it will haie a generat Arcnial ion, and It Will, I have midi 'lts application" u9l7enuitial/Y to the . °tl°,4.ms . n,l • Vr i c:cl f lo u sa rh a irf ; 4 4 : rrt 4l the ins, Qttsigi Dux, tats.' the delicate trcttnan, and theleible Whitt.. To COLCI4 and * e mber e . oke.ircri '',..1 read your Six . Lectures on Cot all It will preen a Selma and 1 Illeseing., Ita use is agnee-, sung pit re dismal Tbre e,years ago, and eh all again peruse able, and without annnyanatt or trouble_ :' lts price la: ti t f i. g c ymfmar 1,44' .1 .„ e ie m m. j a m , L ne ini nt within reach t.f allrich or poor; all ma yhave*, and i • late awn her of ChotOress. • ..Yrom reading It .I bin re-, all ithould have It whoaire sick, and soffeting In auyi erivid,manv valuable blabs, I' regard it as a Work of ' -' ' • -' • •;,. 1 great merit." w , Says Frinsu Winxrit.i Ewa.; or Waterloo, N,". Y.: "My /A MlL .llsl Ahnt" l ** ll/ 4A "49, 11 W - With IbbilaT* l- ' brother and most lei his gamily are dyad of arnsamptiou, .naIits . PLAVCI/. • It. will to thnalUsl.rtidc6, In Any 1 but? and mine are living - end well; and I think It Is. hone,44, ready at all iinne;nuti at i nc i .e n t notice. - • 1 , wiling much to the tesehimptef your boot which I have; gomred earehilly tar the bud nine yeinc" -• fel , eit he 1 4" S ilt tPzl3Ol".• ]ra sh bolt . _bOeeill esekeel e I- . We evuld All rabiums:with *Wile, statements. ''to eight plast e rs; and any child ea . psrjareais theui..,Prke . igrWiablog to mike iMa buck as awful an pasalble s ., ,20 , wee* bMi„Wltltpat an d plata dir ec tion: ..: - -:.,. , we will Seaward op* of by MO: postpaid: to any "'I D. . . dregs t bat. may *gaga us. and - lbe pritwealit arias. swag 1 - , ~. p. jmothipme,ad, S.D.,- •-• -II remitted Roam after AR book is reattradied an""td lartntw.b en/ ~l'e:•niTtet*.l:o: :Witti. sired . , hi* Teri ... or . tti coy b. aiillied kir personalty' 0r by letter. '1 • '•*iii nt ie s, )l A 6ini 1 . . _ .hi lid 14.. 4 11 . 14„. , Cres*ternt* by De. Filth at Ale nines . nil Ileat4lFiep: . - . -1 • N. T.; paiseeans or be tiller fre Adaresa gi!lbsl l 4 every City{ 'Arm AAA Vil /no •of e Thffilledi -. • - - .f. 5„ num - It C O. , 4714 Drtnteny. !I. T.: . • taten. ' -.: IL — ; [4:. otrily '. r•- Jau. 4, 'a% -, - ' • prj : "4 .. H. P. t W. C. Taylor's Phileth eira Hair Dye and Dressing. Another teMitnoniskyo Ihe nogenierlty of tbis splen did article, from au esperteneml Heir tlreseei: Mx3ias 11 . 1'. k C. Tenon:—l- here toed yehr flair D. and end it the hot mid in use. It dyes the hair a beantlful black. mid leave* it soft 'and glossi—not •se rough and hntib as other dyes. lu fart. f fled It the best I have ever' need. ' JOd. F. SEIDEIIS. • „, I.l'l E C - ASTER =l2li • Piet2 No. 9. - • ISRAEL W. IiMORRIS. 3r., slums or TIM Cuataiou PEACH MOUNTAIN RED ASH, (Mined by Wm. Do Ilavero pp, TAMAQUA WHITE ASH COAL. 09910 D—So. 109 Wadi. Ptre.n. Phlledelphls. W i ttittra k1;1'01IT RtIISIOND, PUILADELPIILA 42" • ; . Pt•r *De B.A.NCROF'T. I LAIMI & CO., . inns* AND !ffIIMPOS OF CELEBRATED_ COAL, ._. I. PIiOMMAHA 31DVNTAIN. 017191i;•41.1 Walnut reet.-Cemmereial Building, Philadelphia. • New Tork Oißee-70 Ceder street Beebe Office-26 Kathy rlreet. • Wet. 'At 43- Pier No. ROGEP — • LUITIER, igismuorm, iiisiPPuts or COAL ' ' lied JMsbeePEACII.MOCNTAIN, LUTHER, and.otir i [ er choler rein*: [ 'Whine AcilreeDATlii-BLACK WRATH -VEINS. orn4wt( N 0.230 Walnut et reel . Philodelicalk , NO. Id street. New York. WHARF RD. 13, RIC MONO, PIITLADIALPHIA. • •,EIAYS & DSHALL. or AND WHITE ASH SCHIITLXILL COAL. ['WHARF NO. IP4 PORT RICHMOND. ' Lehigh and echo 11E111 Coal at Retail. YAK O--,Comer l&1 en • [ Arch greet,. ovricx-103 walnut r reel, Phlledelllbli• October 10, 4'2- • PI eri'iNo. 14. CHAS. 4: .HEO,'' KSCHER de CO.. , pul i w. r ni.o, . 13110AD' 3101iliTA IN, BLACK IIEATIL AND EUPECitlit To Ntr c . °Fin tcs : 1 . ILED On COALS. ' . 5 lirat. \«r d:. IL W So : t lnuiti stmt. Philattelpbts. - Octobtr LV, , 5s , r • -. , ier , :, c ABEELAND. SitrriliONlAN nirrrrulr.:. 'PHIS SPLENOID HALL is now I finished and ready t o be TIMED to the pubile ha reasonable terms--far .Lect u res. Bella. Concerto, he tree, or Pinner,. The 1 all . 1a well calculated for the 'xhiltition or Panoramall.Blssolving Views. kr- 1 . , -iss - cu u and Ore t.e lastarac.loll . . r "Januaiy 14, la , ' II 1 VALUABLEiCOA4. LEASES. AIIAtRE I,oeust A 4untain. Coal andiron i• ' CoMpany, offer to • iiOnd tenants several valuable i.eises upon the Compatty'a_ pnirerty, In Columbia nd Notrthumberlattd ecliptics. 1 The velum offered are be lafge White Ash rei tr. of the Locust 31ounialn..upou hich. collieries liave been already established by leases. !Batt k Pears° '• lieu. S. Itepplier and 11.0. neither.. .i , • . - The mam m oth vein rerages about 2.3 feet In thick ness, and the underlyi ng vein some I'2 to 14 feet. Both veins afford a large bodof Coal above water level. The quality of the Coal is wI established in market. The "dine trill Hail e Philadelphia A Sunbury i rid affords an erects to he ii i ill Ea.tern markets . and t rent to the Southern and Western markets. Both t these railroads are completed to the'eellterlea upon t company'a prumty. For partieu taro, Inquire of ,' .1. ~‘ N.IPACII, Jr.. Ptexi: 'Nu. 89 Smith Fourth Street. Phitith.lollls. . . Or'ALEX. W. REA. Eng. 4 , :upt.', 11 Centreville. Columbia Co, Pa. . 7- - -tf • February 13,1558 . . ORPHANS'OURT SALE. . -. I URSUA NT 'i l l :: an i order .:of the Dr- P m phan.'Court of th,, Contity:or Sehoylkill,,ln the .:omonwaalth of Penneyleaule. thauhaerittrs. fl oor Mane of the Miller Children of 11E.i EY LEVENREItfI. late of the low nehip of lEnion..itt t h County ..f Fritu; I. .- kill. olg,,estsl. ahi eat 'set to Oslo li noblic voodoo on, ; Saturday, the 2..)t to ,i*y of ,this ' 'until. at 2 o' , lne't In the afternoon,. on I 4 prerileea. n ,the, tow Drhip of Union. in the County t. Schojiltill iforessid.— - ' All that certilninrm and tract of linker land.' '•.aaituat In Mho If Wsn.hill of, V' ion. In the , '2:.• County of Sehny kill and State of Penn- ' sylvan's. to aft: 'Containing irat hundredl and fifty •ar'res or th reahoule, bo tnded by binds of; a' rands W. Ilughee.E,l., Miattel Icrets, and others,— The itnproretnenta eotetiet of a good ; two Ataxy dwelling • honee and log bat n: let,i. lin. eitate tilitaTd dot...axed. - Terms and cottOitiouti made .htureit at the time and piece of ,nle, by - JACOIt Sr SWESS. .. . t lIKNILY ZI:11111.31.MAN/ ' . t ' • 1 Goa fa T Ohs, •By order' of the firptdos' Court:. .. JACOB rttit4 rotleville,Januery {;'S9 =At] • ' - Clcrk• MINERS' LIFE I ' SITRAXCE i TRUST O. elpipti Stock paid 16, : ~I SllOO,OOlO Contingent Puud, . ' .• • ,30,000 I'IFTH Annuhl StateMOnt of the Mi. nets' Life Insurinee and Trust Company of Potts. Ole. as required by th'o 12th section, of the act 'nouns). ratio:: raid Cotnpany.libe items of the 'account bring ....nulled and arransid according to thi prorlidomf of said act:' t , . Premium account. E . : . i 103 46 Interest centred fromiloventi sod loans, lil.Clll 74 Eapoussoi paid. •3., • • 4,f,47 67 Lorree incurred by ins ranee,' ,r. none Number of potteleaou standing, : ' - - - r ele.ht A rot?''ate amount of ellieles. • . illOO 00 /Waxes neunnino tri,.l the Cionpatty: ..• '' • ' Invested in hoods. ntitgages and Juciganante,As,46s AO Invested in notes 6 hand. • ' • 127.538 31 Stocks of other lost tuilonv,: • • 1.600 CO Real Estate. ' ~ ' , . 0.570 74 Cash on hand. I ' . 34.043'55 • . JACOII,IIIIININE TZGR. Js., President.. NC zuzNatoll fiums,FS.raussy and triannyr. - Pottsville. January P. IS:a . ' The Company has&clewed a dividend of six per tent. out of Its earnings. payable to ; its stockholders. on de wand. 6 . 13-3 t • 1839. POPOLA!! TRADE 1839• Ribboni and ery'Goods! Ribbon's:- Itibbons I rllO . MERCIIAN . T:_;;',IIIII,LINEit.S, Joanca9.D4 . l.Elti.lN RIBBON,S.MILLIARYI GoODS,snalCash Bilers Irk all secthns of the coantry.l 4 4The eight Ribbon House," ." I 163 Cliciinters st,r;et, New . . ; JNO. FARRELL'. • Established in IBM. • We have orMintal h a new prlnclple—a new era In' 1 he 1111,bon Trade. the .r we make Ibis business plain, singsteisinel stiple a s Plat of Bream BAralays.'„ -WE SELL FOR dtBRl WE RUT FOR CABIII . We ere imilatied rub ors pei cent. profit. Ask no, • second price USTIVi II our eotta ma-ked In ruts 116-1 tan: so that man. woman. nod child "buy. alike," and receive the same V 3116 Int Cher money. . . • . Onr, prices for leo effete Ribbons. all colors, are No. , 1 12 t•teta. per piece. Nn. 4* :1.1 1 .4 eta. per plow. " 114 13 ' 4 l • ' •• , 6 67 1 4 .• •.. t. 2 - z 0 .4 ... t i„a. . 0'6714, .. • ... , .. 3 ... 6 , 4 ~ . : .. 1210; 1„ .3 .. ~. !' o . No. I q. $l. 11:34 per.plees. • 'We offer V 3'3:CY R I fin 6,4. -All Styles:" t• All Colors," .All Quail tiro." ,v prlT'defyirrg competition and.) For Cash Osilly t alb- Our Caahltehkottnt is the emit!** of attrartlon fort, Ai BROSS. -Quick Wes,'; .Llght Profits," and **Good , , Vila*" for,,CABII, 2, ' • . • ', . I; I • . Rouohes! i Rouohes!! . • New Style,. and Patnrna, at ,a miring of 30 'per cent. from CREDIT PRICES. t Examine our itatoplen. and be convinced:.. -.• ....._,. i . Blondlactesii, wpiings. &0...-&o. Our Ilne of thews Good. always full We lmpdrt and . , •Job" them at ones lite sOr cent. advance. Marked prices on all Goods. lo .plain fiances."t i A .raring of 40 pored. on these Goals frets Credit Prior!l Our Intention la to Makei., the Ribbon Trade as staple! In regard 'to odreavotl . denteetir manta. To' do this we! moat sell (lite Nllliloa Dollars Worth oft Goods per Anoint 1 Ws are Colon . 51enii ••No North," "No.:Bl4lth "• ' We , radielt the • patronsgS! of sterebanta in every reetiort of: • the Untied State...and are servants of all who stvor ui. with their trade andhtatroneas..! JNO. FARRELL. ' -Cusu Rinser MOS." 116 ChM:ober', et., New York. Neae, the nudiuni River Railroad Depot. Jai:mail , 13.'50 ' ' ' .. n4nt . Pottriil4,Boitada l . Imam 29.1865. . . 'lt is onsooneod fro* Wasbiogtoo, ?bit die Colo coitus, of , Way* sod *ono • will rofp eit as PIGPI.IdtI9I4 ,sevisal. ut , ibis writs at this session. . • Inaperirtatat D.t■Se an Colmar*OS* • Both-houses of Negress on ?listed., did some; imPcrlant thinOL - Is the &este, the Paella railroad I.k Owe. and which seemed to eirrterith ii , sail; rico itrength to ctlect it* final namale,displte 'the, enormity of the jnb, vat killed *striate: • Rouge. the Cotnnlar and Diplomatic Approlitle. tion bill 1116 defeated.. Thus are decided Atleiln• i•Vatividefeats. —ll7ly don't Buchanan - POTTSVILLIIII LITZBAItY SOCltilfe--001M $ 111'.- „, Oftiileill for Tnitioday - reanitte. YebilLar, 1 . 1 1 lfe.7. Lecture by 1). FE Omen, B.A. Reader, Lin. tor.- tbulowtow.. Question for dabatel—"Sbaultt a Nine who bilie another in a dotal be • ponistbable at law-. am a murderer r Allfrutative. C. Little mad Sil!fr.: giliv; Negative, J. 8. Seibert and Gait. • A initiates ateatiag of the niembera of We Se': dot, .41 be bald .ton Twedei.aettainig aegtoni tbieelosa of the regular.eaeroisea. Panatela and It of tuft& fall attendance I. 'squirted. „ . SILVER' CREEK LIVIIRARV RESOCIATIOR,—The question'sir last Tuesday arealag, **Are waateee rtghta dory regarded iu the present araociaty r was•decided la the aMretativa., .. • Eaerciaes for nest Tuesday ironic( t—Jatie Ileach, Jr... deltreohe first 'l4 a mermeot read•aipaibly. liicteres. The question. “Are tba manias governed, wore by fashion than mason P 7 will be argued by It. Wialack, U. T. Joao*, Juba[ Death. Jr., and D. F. Bottler iu the en retatjee,•: and W. Winldck, J. J..pevey. C. Taylor and el, .CallUr7 In, the negative. . . Senvircart.L Havcs LITICILART Enclit**--"Tb• otercirre fur tli* leek are as follows:—Raeder! P. IL Wernts. Essayist, Win. A. Field. Question for •sliseussims--liere the inventions and tar proremeuis which hare taken place in mitkinerr daring tha•paat eighi years, been benefini.d too the working rinses?' to be diteuswal by /.3101 . Paz. on and Albert thaw in the ailirtairive, and Israel Bowman end U. J. Stager in the ottgative. • POTTSVILLR MARKETS. - -(Wholesale' Prices.)- _' ' Wbeat Flour, 40 u 0 se E t ikled i'vaclies. reed .4f.10 Sy. Floor,Ul., 400 do do nursed. 400 Ebest.i,ushel. . 1 .30;DrIed Apples. ia ed a Rye, :' do 14,Epti.dosen, II Corn, .do . I's Ilutter.pesposed If. IO Oats. • .do ' Jo ithoulde ri r• 0 I Wan' t. 4.. do' Tlotolhy.Seetl Clover peed. _ nay, pfrtou. POTTSVILLIC PRODVCIC INAUMETS. (Retail , PAriece.) 1 YLOUR..—Wheat Flour twill. froto $0 co to II 6010 bl I and Ryo at 114 76. Aye Chop at 90. doll bo.. ■adCoic Meal 1 tJO do. . . . . . - 01taillt.— nya sell rat 95 1 9114 u ..Corn SI do: Oats 95 do, MEATIL—IIoef rano at 10 44) 12 eta. per Ilq Matter . 10 00,- Veal 10 do; I'ork ll do: Shouldtn. B gyp' do: Ifs us 11 to 14 do., llolagna 1234 doa Fumy& 1214 d 0. .. • PkUVSlON9.—llutter sells from It (I 22 eta iP Pt ; Cheoael2Y 2 do.. Erna eta. 1p doz.. Lard I:4i (.F14; 1 10,1- 911G4190.—Portollleo kat "41 14,"11" White tO do: O A,' white 11 - do; etualted and I'ulterltodY2li do. - Poultry 9 tents per Ih. . FISHER'S MAP. ACOPY of Firdier's Lupe Map of the Coal !kids. pries PO, for pale at this offire. These )laps are scarce and but few eeplee can be had. Pottacllle Jau. 16, '59 • ENIPI 7 OYMENT. ( -1 7 . : N (1 A NiON AND ALL. EX ook/ PENA ES PAID.—An Agent lit wanted In mr• cry town and county in I hit United States. to ensgs fit a respectable and Imo, bastneon, by which this Alban • protitsmsy be.ertalnly ernliscd. Vow. further portico:- tars. addmos Dlt. J. HENRY WARNER. ear. of Brooms and Mercer ',Moots, New York City. oucicoinu one post apt Ptimp. - [Jan. 15: 'MI Sat TRAV ZINC AC C E NTS WANTED I Persantsent. =ploys:sent. Er wishr s nltn? eng age bt p t t to t at limited and tednn • ti orders for Attratlr's Itte,nt F(ftent fed • rimite-Ftre valor Family, Sewing Mathieu.—tbs very best low-priced Sisehine he ,the Otarket. and folly equal to the high oder,' ones; as it irt the most simple in ilia construction. reliable In Its operation. and less liable to Fri nut of order. A ea/oil of Ski per month with all' expenses. niii; be paid to nply a limited number of Agents. For ronditions and In.tructiotis In the bokl• 1.1.1.14 address, With/tamp emeloeed. • I. M. DAMETT k CO.. N0..4. Wilson Lane, Elusion Naga: • .01:81 A GOOD BARGAIN CAN: BE NADI rrulE SUBSCRIBER alert at private 1 sale the old established works 'nevs as The Franklin Iron Works, . 'invented In the oorungb of Port Carbon, hihnylkill Co., Penne; . t, pmperty consists t u rider lathes. planing. ma. Mazes. three new engines, blacksmith's tools. fonlidry Veda and flask s. with her tools of two', descript ion ern cossary for condurtlii - g:the business, st Intae and Taloa ble aiaturtment of • patrerns of the oleo aPprowed taw. ehlnery now ion! In the raglan and a largo:lock of new matinee tand raw material. Possession/Elven lartnedh ately. The property will be enVl on reasonable terms, end to any Demon niahltur to ensta,...* in the business portant* ao opportunity rvidont offered. Fer further particulars inquire of the undersigned at St. Clair. or lootween the hours of 11 d. 31. and al Kirk .1.1 Haum's office. Pottsville. J.B. EMS. . St. Clair. Feb. 24.155 5 1 I P.tf A Prise 'Essay on Nervous MMUS. UST PUBLISHED, the '2sth thou- IP itssad. In ■ staled onvrlops. pars ID rents; or mut. postpaid. by the publishers. fn , r 3 stomps: A MEDICAL ESSAY on the l'hysleat Ezhsestirm and •; Decay. of tbs frame from Indutitentee, !nisei Ism and '; the injurious coneequeneesof Mercury, OM Ca Nod. ern* J t ans tr Cure. • • :7 -.: • : irffE!=l LITERARY SOCIETIES. Cbt Adds. (0 Ilaituo, ' 2 04 t tard. talrlaAter. do 14 0145411, per Nick, MISCELLANEOUS. December IR.'S." HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSA qy It. J. CULNEWEL Member olthe Soya College of Surgeons. Le.. L. ak•Spormatortinee. or Seminal Emisdone. Nervous Debility. lutpotency. Lies of liner,ty. D.Pros•lois of @Ph' ill. Thuldlty, D.lnstres of the Sriltiel °maul *IA 1M• pedirnente to Mcrrlage elnerally, are promptly ad ef feetually eared by, the Author's novel end unit teret fut mod.. of treatment. by melee of Which th tsraUdl rant rea-aln prlallni.health without having mime to d3o4eropi end expensive 'motel are. • Form the • London L7nol Art Arians' or; reriaot or tesc”rfa we to on, led: tees t!ry of the AutAnes exaltol moat dime." Addrosiso the poidish•rs.: C. .1. C. KLINE k CO..rt Atomise. etir.l9th st.vet, rest iv: VAG; New lt , rli. City. January 1-lus THE IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE I The &Want &earth ef the Aietnenta Gi,hry, FOR. ALL DISKASKS Of TUR !MOOD PREPARED BY DR. LOUNSBER . RY S CO., No. a 0 !k at!' YUlb 'twee, below Arab, Philadelphia, ?be. Ont.:emit and Scrftralma niltaSP., Walk Smakiik, Hip Dismue, ilulipaant lacers, Clarbradts, ra• • ltr,S.abl hem!, Mtn, lihe Marta aid ' Tarnat, Zraialosts tr the SLin, mod a/7 zwirals AND . IMPURITIES OF nn: ozoOD. iniefferlually and Pbrwaneally eared by Imper4al Depurative. This Medidne to wands It owl t to patients and their ronedonee. rot two reasons—First—lt is jest what it Is reoresented to `re, and will do all that Is claimed for !t— -ime It will not rare every disease. barium! ft 1. seporhilly adapted and prepared for one class or rornplaists, sad them It 'urea— /a the Kinard place, this tdadlcin• is pure. iiiphti• concentrated and acute—in that It at new masters the dlseane—lf It la curable, farce doselo s se lona tdintinned use • fit II hot asked for—Otte to TAM bottlesisill In a majority creases. exhibit !fovea cum ber pmperfies. In tbis reapeet. time sod money ste net waste‘in long and fru:tiers efforts to obtain a rare. In Caw: , mu a and .9.,,./u/otaa dlerase■, no medicine Wm' . ewer equaled It In Its auCcesernl cares. rafter, sn obetinate and in,veratr, rannot ref let the . Moen of evibry character, ho matter how obellnate or lona statline. iimirlably fold to the woodsrfol.effeets of the IMPICIIIAL DIPIMATITZ. Old or rouna may eve It "like with perfect areorlty. If you are afflicted, try One Bottle. *ad It you Irish advice. write to the Principal 0111ce. No. AO North Fifth treet.belovrAirly, and you elll reorder, D. (by ettekiaini, stamp for answer.) Da. LOUNSDIIIItY A Cr/- Philadelphia, . At - a•Vor ago by MARLYS W. EPTINO. fluridate. S. .F...C.orner of Centre t Norwegian streets, (opposite Mor timer!, Hoter,) Pottsville, Pa. • • int.lorliale by Drum, svaerally. Doc. 11. _ (In • 50-ent • • fradba r" z • JCi t nediardw • LOCATID AT PilltAintunTA. culcano. ill. — : . MIVVALO. V.Y. 41.EYSLAWEL'Obis. ALBANY. N.Y. Malt 01T. • A Student entering either of thrser Cottept his ttne privilege of all for an unittuitrditakeL PHILADELPHIA. COLLEczi S. E:Oomer of Seventh and Chestnut streets: 11000.1 01 1111101111 JOIIN B. MYERS, MORRIS 1.. nallowakt, Pmt. sow; S. HART, W.e. Pargasox. RUMUND A. SOURER, MAULOR WILLIAMSCIN, C. R. TRUITT. . J. OuCIFL • COLLEGIATE COURSE. IloakmiErepliag, la .11 Its 111010 appniated tering, adapted to the Tarlesa depattraeula of Trade and Ilteres. laeludlaz Osmond Wholetetta and' 'lean Mrteitnt 0, napping. Forwarding. Catuudaitatt. Banking. lixchange, Manafaeturing. Ban reading, Steamboat &e. • Peainaauslalp. A rood hand-artiting Ie rogarded of the Arid, isepor• and to guarantee all completing lb, ()lama. QOSINEIeCiAL CA t ULATIONS. TILE-LAW. 111 1 ,W.VE.V, COl:l4'SPO.lr- DKACC, 17.VAGE.-' ; ite.'.' rte. ite: \rily /...arstm are tieirmredigrat tAe abitre osehjeeti. !PUMAS are awarthd to St ad.ott.t. eftspl•tlyi lb* CoOrigrand rtnittit tbts neetsatry esprit nation. Genera% Information. ' . • The proprietors of throe colleges &oho prefeetles • - Chain of Schools throuphont the principal rf leg of the }last and Watt 'tun shall aftr.rd to yours wen oplatetent; ty to qualify tbetorelveo fn Ott various modes of bolsi. bashaess. not auks in Ores% Toannerr 111 Cattalo of He 'twit. but Su the greet and avowlett West, Ill" The in Jahns/intent of such Schools Is ireliered to be ledisies• table to this tesult. • , The. Schools at the above polutsairsiin 1 a us eoudirion. Over 100 Students were le ett nee upon them during last Winter's *Woo. ' ,t - There are no terms and on vaeatlous;:dltoslotta may therehuts cuter and retreat* the Mania ltitheot refer Atibtaits r., onnois 1. ""'" i. -,NE•ong. Writr ""1"11`15.1"i•S 31 ;°t• - Imonioutoul fre mi. Whirr. e 1.,. ... ...., • $ 4O co . re" 411 Aialt cmuse. "-.....' • r_ , .. •. 4 :._ . -24 • X: 4i f aam %rer parUgolsur mut for Coullatirissa crt' ......,.. e BIT Alf? A m i nes, • .r1 . 11111141f1114.. 1.7-,ly A r i!. liY, 10. VA 141 I 'A MEE
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