Aintrasi jouriteti
PA._
k,ATUADAY. APRIL 30, 1159. .
• THE 111111IIIUMIE OF WATS LEAD. ,•
It is a ftivorite theory with the advocates
of 'a Free Tradepolicy that a eit Protec
+ . a
,
live duties has tendency tnin , ase the Pri
ces of miniiB:etured• articles te immnent,
and thus cast a 'harry burden eft taxation on
the people at large: "The thetrry can be are
fitted by the experience of the people in the
single case of American menu elute?. cotton .
goods,•in - which we can at thiltamnent, easily
compete with European' manufSictures. This ,
has sprung in i great -measure' -from. a jedi.
, . . • 1 ,
clone spate:WV Protection, accerded at inter
,
vats. Our -cotton goods 'mantracturers have
thus grime so strongtErat under , any phase of
tu
thearke‘they'ean stand alote. , But there'
is robably, no article of Ametican manufise
ture; in which, the .effect ofjProtectioni to
build up the trade, and redutil the price, is
'' more strikingly shown, than iiWhite Lead.—
Independent' of any consid er ation of thin
character, the history, of the rte and progress
of the manufacture of White' in the Uni-
Lied
. ted 'States ; is very interesti g. TakenAn
connectionlowever,they catittot but attract
our most careful attention. 1 i
. . Before as we have, eontpi4, by Wetherill
' & Brother, of Philadelphia , and addressed to
lion. - 4 9. itoon Cameron, Tabletiof the annal
prices und'qtunttitiesof Lead, and tbp main
' &entre . from it, from the ir 1753 to the
..
close of 1858. : ' "p . -
In 1832 on the 18th of Miy, the firm of
Wetherill i Brother, White ifead, Red Lead,
Orange Mineral and LithargtgManufacturers,
in Philadelphia,Addiessede 4renlar especial
ly to the Members of CoUtress in cense ,
quence of the eel Tarif, 'at, that tintepropo
sed by the Oecretary of the lreasury, being
construed to,reduce the dutyf i en ;very man y .
articles plying specific dutiis, to an ad va
lorem duty of fifteen per ce. White Lead,
Red Lead', nd Litbarge, wereito have the du
ties so reduced ; all of whicM ! were manufac
tared here in quantities fullyitiuil to the en•
tire demand Tor American tains., In comaec•
tion with that circular was apiiended a tabular
statement, giving the overage price per year,
from 1783 to 1831, Of those Ittiticles ; together
with the quantity of pig lewl received from
the American mines, from 11123 to 1831. ; :
. By the first statement, w ich is ' before us;
' we observe that from .1783 P t which time it
was but little used, J r until 108, when it had
,
come into greater demand/ there was a pro '
gressire, advance in the priae of White Lead,
froneslo- 64 to $l9 per 112 lbs. '. This great
! advance in price could net have happened,
had •encouragement elistesi in the form of
, duty,,eo enable those articles to be made in
the United States, fir in 18.0, when the man
ufactory of Samuel Weth eri ll ,had become
i t
" fully established, the article of White Lead,
, to which Ms operations wee then confined,
wait redueei in price. , Thl . advantage, small
as it was, mighlshaie been caked ette year
sooner, ' but that his works Were destroyed by
• . fire, believed at that time_ have been the
/o
work of an incendiary.
In 1810 and ' 1811, when the quantify of
White Lead made b y himlwas considerably
increased, 'the price was&fUrthar reAticed ;
but in 1812, 'l3, 'l4, arrd part of 1815, in.
.
consequence of the war with England, there
• was great difficulty !is ohinning pig, -lead:, ,
'rid article was brought krom the Missouri
• c. mines : up the Ohio river; to Pittsburg, and
wagoned across 'tho mountains to Philadel
- phis. Yet in_ the latter pett of ihii year 1815,
notwithstanding pig lend
„was $2O ,per cwt.,
the price 'of White! Lead d ens kept down by
Mr. Wetherill, while he had any on'hatui, to
$24. But as soon ns his. !tech was exhaust
' ed, and we were forced tol depend on foreign
• supply, - it l rose to $4O peel cwt. In the latter
part of 1815, when. he recommenced mann.
facturing, it was , reduced 6 $24, and in 1816
to 'sl2' per cwt. :11
From 1816 to 1826 :White Lead experi.
eneed no fall. Durittg; That period severa i l
, - adpitionnl manufactoricil i ! were established,
. . ,
'which; by greatly augmenting the coesutnp
floe of,pig lead,: sustain ed the high price of
that, mate ri al, -This, an I the increasing de
mand for White Lead, wire the causes why
that artiele, ; mainteinedi its price. . But in
1827, srhen i the anneal production' of our
' lead:mines bad increased"to a quantity which
pending
affected' the price, a ger
: spending reductidp
in the price of the manueectured article toak
place; so, in 1828. In 829 and 1830, ell
our lead works were hi, full vigor; , and, /re
, lieved by the increased 1 protection . Iffertled
through the Tariff , of Ifi2B, from every fear
Ecioreign rivalry a 'wilily - home consubp
, tion sprang up, which Oaced the article 'to
the consumer at the althost inereditable re•
' duction of fifty five per, Icent. on thelprice of
1808. ~ ' i'‘ 1 f !..7--q , , L .
Although in in 1809, the home prodUction of'
White,Lead had the effect, of placing the ar
flee to the consumer agalreduced price, yet
Red:Lead, on the contrary, 'of which 'none
was made here, advanied during that year
from 03 to $l4 per cwt. But after Samuel'
Wetheritl commenced 'the manufacture of 'it
in 1811, the price to - ,the consumer was re.
~ducted Ito • 810 50. '4d when be' recom
menced,•nfter the war 4 the price was again
reduced from $l6, to which"it had risen, to'
. $9 40 per'eart.;l ~
On Litharge; the d uty, prior to 1828, was
15 per cent. . ail ail ralerim,—when it was ad
yanced to 5 cents per Ppund. Until then, the
American tnanifectunr was foiled in. every
attempt to introduce his own article into the
market; the foreign (Ifritish) agenrpromptly
• depressing. the price'lto below the : cost of
making .whenever the American' Litharge
was brought forward: l ;J Front that time, how
ever, when ample pretiction was granted, he
has been ablecto meetthe demand r and itt a
wiprice 25 peri t ,ient. lo i than while the .Brit
ish had the control et 'the market.
From statistics of :l' ig Lead reeei;ed from
American mines at. New Orleans," we glean
the fact thatprior , 11 1 , 'lie year 18W, the great
-est product was sillinillions, hints, hundred
and eighteen: thous and, three hundred and
twenty-five Pounds.ll l lThe law of that year
advancing the duty't4 three gents per pound,
and amount g to itilitrohibition, although it
amount g
not go ' i eto,pe L ion' until the first of
September ! ) et 'Mutt effect to stimulate the
miners to ,extraoidi ry . exertions, and the
quantity raised in tit year was nearly dou
ble that of 1827—ri 1 : eleven
millions, nine
hundred and feirtY-O4 thousand, two hundred
and eiglity?oundsrheighty.themiper cent. of
which was; converted into White Lead, Red.
_Lead, Litharge, it4ll Orange Mineral. Not "
less than that propertion of all the Pig Lend
brought into mar et, is annually
.thus con
sawed. • ' IV • i •
,To further illustrate this ratter, we will
extract from the titles before us, the prices'
'.of the single artiele;of White Lead, for a se
, ries ; of years. ;The„ intelligent reader will
readily perceive' the, effect of , the Protective
'policy in reducingthe prices to the Consumer,
by the consquent growth of home manufac
ture and rompetitiCon: ' •
' rears: rkr , tistas. t' ' •
, - less, . ',lt co - , 'H . • •
'1666, IS 60 •!i
Ism, It 60 In:
---,- mob.- ''- II _ ' Da 'on Pis Laid 3 di . Per lb. '
4 18Y9, ~ , ll' 60 . • 1 •:1-
184' - '-'1166 • ''' '' ' •
a 23 Z. t9l tircteetive puller Illustrated
i
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WA 4 ',' -° 6° - V ' I prateetien- our 4464 Mimi
144 it se , j ,.,_ ki 1
MS. "' - 0 66 • 60 fOr al .r Malartits.
ISA- :• - • 1.. Id Vorliala eresaets. bank li• market;
164, ' ,I SI aadpdte• reach a isdalailus !..
IW. "'' 060 ' --1
lan. 6 00.__,' •rf.l
_, ''
ISM_ 7at ' ~ f, ' '
1860; ' 700 ,' .1
' The nbove figures exhibit with truthfulness,
deserving particular notice, the ffect upon
the single article of White Lead, 4:l'- judicious
Protection. Other descriptions of Lead taw.
dictum were 'similarly affeeted, The'nffect
was to rapidly increaaethowireducionut ottr
own mines, and to benefit the consnnier, as
well as the produCer and the.manufacturer.:
Without furthei'comment, we bazwd the
opinion that this statement in reference to
Lead, Will bold good with every other article
of American prOduition and manufacture.—
They need but fostering laws, to obtain a ffair
footing in market, and thin in 4uality, and
price, they will defy foreign competition.—
This is all that.is sought -.when twe demand
Protection, loathe Amirican piople shonld
not rest satisfied until the ' t desired result is'
attained. ; _ I
In conclusion we would but reeiark in con
nection with the Lend production of this
country, that the. quality of die Pig Lead
raised at the upper end of the We.stern mines,
for, purity is not exceeded by Lead from any
part of the world. It has been {selling *at a
small advance above fhe price, of the foreign
production. At the same price it will com
mand,* preference. The value of those lands
to this'country . is incelculalge. • rrhe . produc
tions from them should be encouraged ; and
by all means should the American . Lead mi
ners and'smelters be allowed to woe their
product from American soil. , The 'various
manufactures from Lead at tha:ipiese c at time
in this country command a capital:6f: about.
ten millions of dollars.
THE WAGES BILL , --We S i te
the workingmen of this Count
w c i zi th the results of the labors
sentatires in- the late Legislatn
with the act which seciges,
prompt payment of the wages
an act, the passage of which
exertions:_, It remains bowevei
liant Standard of this Boroug
nature ou our representatives.
casion is, that the speeches of our represen
iatives in the Muse, were published hut never
delivered. This is'a mighty much ado ebout
nothing. We copied them frrim the *Legisla
jive Eecord, the official journal of the Legis7
lature. 'The speeches were prepared for de
livery ; but the late hoar at .which the Ilouee
wai in session at the time the Wages Bill was
pending, sq. Tested the propriety of not occu
pying the time Of the House in delivering
them. It was deemed wrong to jeopardize
the passage of the, _bill by a postponement ;
the speeches were formally submitted, and
Were considered as much parts of the proceed
ings, as if they had been delvered. This is
the mighty "mare's nest" ott e r neighbor has
discovered. Let him hatch from it whatpo
litical capital lirean. J. L:
- . EDITOR'S TA LE." • i
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the country.
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Siberia has been loesidered . a cold, barren
country, inhabited chiefly by squirrel and sable
bunters and state'prisoners. Mr. Atkinson, after
Ave years exploration, po l der the proteee '' . ,.,,t . t1 the
Emperor NiebLier, thew!! it , te he 'one o :/I Oa. .
esr countries of EnropM—the New Englabd of
liussia—having the most active mining and man
ufacturing establieb mettle iu the World, producing
irenand its Maf ufactures unsurpass ed in beauty,
'variety and - perfection ; Igold, silver, topper, pls. ,
tine, and getan'of great value, among 11'616 is .
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luxury, and rainettent. Ile shows tbakthe seen.
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soil it visit to that of oitsown WestakoSistesitt
fertility ;,Sad
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,to bit
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nuitierwisty. :lir. Atiti: 'a hook hotednees us to '
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met with many tbriilina end panties advesturee.••
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sarzihst sheens olutracter of ?dr. Aft inean's book
amid bs balm r and that it should he 'afforded
sit rosianahlo • ins. To accoasplirb this Oijectr
the publishers n • w offer at the for Price or $1,25.
an smart and co .• piste reprint of Ibe English edi
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jogrilatiTto
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$2OO. to aniw
on Alias.' Fl
Pir Lin. B
bps located bi
Market street►
tbut,roest's
tablitbed his.
cite care that
are, satisfied
of our repre•
particularly
to them' the
their labor—
due to their
for the bril-
of Nuiviul School :Pcodposed.—
ormsil School students are Inform..
queues of illness, Al r .E K. Krew.
ell to postpone the *Petting of the
of from Wednesday, May 4th, to
. 17tiv..14159.
---*4-41111.41.
.0.7 , --.-•• ,
. Per . if e g er t ,Nichols é Beek base openel a
new dry goo and iroceij store at the corder of
It
Centre:edd arket streets. As they are deter
mined to sel a good article' at the !Divest coat
prices, it is b t reasonable to pmsume that they
1
irill receive . lair plume of pub! it patronage.
_ .
fit4:l" We %Nerve that by the 'explosion of tbe
boilers of th steamboat St. Nicholas, below St.
Louis on thel24th inst,, Thomas Carter of Titus
qui, this Co nty, was badly scalded. We bore no .
particulars. IBy :the shocking occurrence some
is were killed, and • large . number
Openit
Teachers sod
ed that In co
■oo is compel
NOrmal Scb
Tuesday; Ma
to vent its it
And the co
sixty pert°
'rounded.
Pr.,•Mra.
\Via. Sinitli
nese in all i
Ire 6,otbet, n .
this Borog
°rano to giO,
eboulti be-li
unikrm of
duuLtedly,
allupted.
rade on?le'
eunee,4
for the occ
unction lei
per
the Prides
parish, too
en•the 24t
fire Pundr
esorcirei
erting cha
pupils out
?lied by ul
'table to
AfirE
Mt. L Cie
while Oro ,
brrokts:i ,
The mu
1 plosion lila Culliery.—A t D. P. Drown's
Colliery on Wednesday meriting last,
damp ins being funned out of pee of the
another a nailed light w o e' exposed,—
it was nn explosion of the gee. ; , Vie Ore
I tnunien . ted to nn open keg of powder,
I . .
ed‘to the dtrastroas consequences. Sev
ere injured; two . so Severely that it is
bather they will recover. We were on.
trn the names ef the injured men.
was coo
which ad
eta! teen
thiuhtful ;
able to lq
monubetuters Owl wholessitl and re..
re in boots an& shoes, Messrs. Thomas
Co., of Centre street, this Borough,.en
tinsivo business. And Justly; _ .For their
.f the choicest description, istille Al ma
r work is of •the most. unexceptionable
Agr- 4 '
tail dealt
Potter b.
j I an
stuck is •
ken the I
As tits firm resolres, that its terms
rintsonablo as its /goods aro excellent,
vs of this 'llMougfi end of the County
, esti' mu! It navautageoua to patronize
liahtnent.
chant - etc
•hall, La
ionatall
.
j&V.Remarkable &cape fronti.f . ,. . 1 . 01 lojury.
—On M oday n evening last, it fluid lamp in-she
hand of Mini Ellen Ifuntsinger,uf Chit Borough,
explode , setting her clothing on fire. She run
through several rooms, and finally into:Abe yard,
the fla os from hey' burning clothing reaching
above or head. She fortunately, took the pre.
caution to'huld her hreath, Ind thus avoide d in
haling S 9 Same. After the fire had been ratio
gnishedri her clothing was discovered - to intreibeen
burnt a most to a Cinder, yet strange to say the
only trollies she sustained, were burning of her
band., Ind .if her neck slightly. Miss Iluntaing:
er may attribute bey remarkable map? from re
tioutirjary to the fact bat the had •un at the
I the'occurrenee a woolen dr - e!si, and to her
e of mind in holliiitOtei breath. : - •
Is ;alluding to the • eigns if Spring life,
enry "Ward Beecher, Other; thus.:
,
I. : germ:A is all diernbed of snow. Willows
lowing the edges of low worole. Buds are
the forests look purplish. Orals is every
starting, and in fitehred spots 'it hoe 'lifted
r. t, green. which all summer long shall not
ut. The plow has already.been at work.—
l es are all astir.., Aim yards are •061 with
lebraiifig the earliest achievements in the
et another season. Calves and
ere come. l Ah, you do not .know, poor
res that live in cities, you dd not know tbst
bas.conte:.- ffut the signs of the year Ire
country. Now the peony' is pushing up
lily knarkles, honeysuckles aro leering - out,
re drawing ,their swords, tho swamps, are
f blackbirds, wild duck aro on the ponds,
re ready for the angler, long wedgedines of
sere streain.northword, trumpeting as eve
owes on, and they are wineweary. ssouk•
I ,
s are downy with their velvety Wahine—
s ,in the datnp woods are green with the
eet, moiStePl, nnd inteniest green. Streams
ll and turbid little ones ; are racing down
igger ones, - and theae'are tietiring into other
o f and everything seems itnrying and haml
ts if a univeraal , activity had inspired the
!c. ("der/dela 'Order of Odd 'Yellotes.—Ao
d is a list of .the offisers of the VatiOCIP Lodges
1 Is Order in this County, for' the' torus coat
clog April 1. 1839: ,
,
l eers' holgo, No. 2.11. Pottr:llle.—Wm. Tlewoo, R. G 4
.An re.T V. 04 W. J. McQuade. Recording &Oro tory;
nuiftrout, dostotatit. Iteeordlng Eecretary ,I, F. D i
*ler. Trossum. . •
we
Ch
Choi,
Per
nylkill Lndge No 21.—:Nolreport. .
•
lipydn Lodge, A*. 44. Pariealle.—John Drill, N. 04
Fred. Lefler. I'.(i,; John P. Bertram. Recording Serer
tar?: Jircob Ulmer, Assistant Recording iScerstary ; An
dre filen/As...Treasurer. - ; •
raid Lodgt Wit. A 3. Pottmlile,eiaistes One, N. 04
. Irk, lay L e s. T. 0 . Julio M. Crosland. Recording Seem
;, r ; Or o . yhmtle, Assistant &melting Secretary; T. J.
CV un'rr.Treaeurer.
. .
../ y.,„wyc, c.. 66. If inenrriC4.-L-.liggle 'trilliums,
N. ; Rdnard Nohle..V. 0; Joseph Christ. tteeordMg
. ; John Jones, Assistant Recording Secretary;
10 Ph-iisticker, Treasurer.
i
J am m y var. .N 4.. So, lbortinnu„—No report.
t roll Zeodr.. Xi. 12 ), Sihuyikill. Useen.—lT. VII.
leaj a.
r. N. 04 W. B. !Ludy, V. 04 F. 3V. Snyder. Itesord•
in Secretary; M. Froehafer, Assistint Rewording Seers
tare; J0b 4111111 7, Tom/infer. •
.4 elbretati Live, 54 136, Minerseills—Jedin Pear*.
N. 44 Thomas Kea,. V. 04 Psornel Fells. decnstary ; U.
W. Breeder, Astristerit Secretary; J lin N itsernan, Trem
miner.
li nt . 7 0 J b o ti b s ee n tru Z i;d i m ni7ra: S r asers ‘ :: r. l , i TI: 11.1 4:J. T .
P r or cl a d .2". • Rocard libb l ier nii .
1 'rame tari Lod lii ge e ::6. 7 l77, l3 o . r Am ir l ies i b i n ° it — ec :en di ben ng rep::
N. • Ono. W. Delbert , V. 04 MI bat Ramer. Resod:
1 u ieeretary ; Thomas Reed. -Asehdant Recording Ere
r; (tango
,Wernert, Treasurer.
aylor Lodge. N0.'2.26. Tr, 'kw. iiii.—Wm. Daman* N.,
0 Franklin Ni..,... V. 04 I rcsel. liCs4,. itreording Sec;
re ry. Michael Stapp.% Assistantitreording Secretary; ;
iris Dangler. Irretts UM. , 1
Jaaht Lodgit No. gib, Tremont,s—'husl Eckel. N. 04
• 3 ti Deibler, T.Ai 44, K.. lernelori Reeoraing Sieretary;
fr
Jo tn ity Trge .o l: : •A rat ssi k cia . n ir t..ll .
vi reo:di ,
po n i g tpvt ilor me ra ..
j tar . y D ;
. J R oh k :
2 ,7 ,
~
I !man. Treasurer.. . • 1
0- Enoch Foyer, T. 04 Oro. IV. Good; Recording Seers.
to .7; W. W. McAdams, Assistanl Recording eiperataryt
• Joseph P. &Urn-Treasurer.
Winced Lodge, .11 - 6.:0 , St. Chtir„—Thomas Watling,
N. Q., Jonas. ban Burgett, V. 04 Wit. Smith, Secretary ;
_Thomas Irwin; Trroenter.
' irryfyrki PIO& ivn. 318.,Tarnagh.a.—No report. ,
dim Imige, Ns 234 Dernaldson„—Chas. lAng,N.
0 John epaneaka, V. 03.; i1.11.i Breaks.. Secretary;
-. Wehr 7, Assistant &aviary; ; Michael Breuder,Trera
.
iderrint Znitger..2Vo. 414; Middleport.-11ogb TIM
-11 N., 0; ' IL B. Unlock, V. 0; John IL Porter, liscord-
I Serlrlar,; Cim llenslogtr, Timone?,
Nest West !tun L.010.11'4.1041, Writ Penn.-erWo.Bseilett.
If 04 Natitsei Zane. V. U.; Lunt' llautvr, Scanlan! ;
stint Ifissanian, A ssistant Beautify; Daniel Waltman,
T rum. ,
Alaussisfin Zedgc . .A.ls3B; Asitsud.;;;Joird'hen
IF lot, NAL: Jamb Tischer. V. 4.4; Ono. 1,1. Ileftricb, Bee.
_ ry ; _IL J . . Mom Assistaut Sinsetaz J.JX.CIOIIIrI4.
1' surer: ' -'
41aduoie Boar. A% GU. Anbunt,—.l. 'W0100.N.04
Hoover, V.O; AtAlab 'IVIUnu, Seerebry;- . oeorss
prewar. Jnaistant.Beerstitsr, Q. D. trait K. Trim!
ilersnroS Lattait.. , NO. OA Cirewoolli.—intit; Pim. X.O
. A. Ilainnor, V. 0; U. R. Young. Seendst,l3 J. U.
saner, Aing dant !struts,:; W. 4. Thom*, Tresrovr.•
:al Ala
Th.
IMeN
MEI
6./M:
Noir W. 2 6' ter.
Virg Q. 0. 0 Zeg.
VIA 10 4 114 r,
Wt. Q. 24 !Oar.
ther.—Etaiatiful.
Dait.= 2 -0e The ride, Tbdmas Cat
bail by,i4eire Reed, to the sumof s
ribs ebargeet arsault and battery
rthoteseeto, Esq., Attorney at Lair,
• °thee 94 the corner of Centre nod
serond story. Adjoining 31r. Dar -
D. D. Greco, his also es.
Abigail Smith; widow of the late
will continue the boot and ahrie burl;
branches, at the old staid in Coa
-1
,arly opposite tha Episcopal Church,
I'. Ai'llro. Smith will use every sta
b 1111libraClIUTI to her customers, she
erally patronised. •
Light blootry.---The new grey
his Company'is very neat, and it un.
'the most serviceable that eclat be
he corps contemplates baring a pa
.day neat, and in the evening giving .
Vibe
...Court House. , The programme
sion is wall arranged, which iti con
the of should fill the house.
! 3 nnual anttivertary of the pupils of
ant." Episcopal Sabbath Schools of this
place in Trini.y ChurCh, ash , Burvugb,
The church W3l thronged. Some
d children were in attendance. The
o the occasion were of the most Inter
aeter.. The suissionary.offerings of-the
,tinted to WS: They were accompa.
at and appropriate mottoes,-very ere&
.ose who designed and executed them.
Toe Pituiet - ii
. hp' oispolitatt*-4.0*. ?attn(' &lidos of
this Borwdh;,ilCr; ii:: it. Field iiarpieasst at Ow
reqix DiniCibta; fir sorpckr!
reittit:li Is *Sae - 1104 and ntllerii int elOktipt;
be read' 111:11Intesent, by *II whip fit!) a jest itside' :
In the ilreettreeondition of the weaktesliserket
our national Wrestles . . "
.. ..
Paiontilfe Sellout Directors:—.Tlolliog bialit.
'lied by yen through year Superintendent, Mr.
Sherman, to assist' in the annual exandietien'elf
your schools and Melte a report - upon the reinit at
thit satni:l submit this briersketch; taken (torn
notes and memory. .. In this „report I cannot pre
vent to you in detail as fully as I could have done
if I bad had more time; it would 'certainly h ave
been moresatisfeetery to .teachere-and pupil...-.
Could more time be .approPristed to the annual
examination, the result would - prOve beneficial to.
the intermtt at yourichools.., Wednesday 13th
and Thursday 14th (Forenoon). were spent in the
examination of the High Schiosi tier he by J. B.
Phillipe. twisted by the Superintendent. This
school is made up -of young turn whose average
age is 15 years. The pupils weee,examineil in
A ri thm e tie. Algebra, Geometry, Etymology, Gra tn
mar,Finsiliar Science, Physical
.deogrephy and
Latin. The classes in methemeties passed through
their studies very creditably, particularly the
nines advanced ones; the cleslin the last half Of i
Greenleat's Algebra deserves touch praise, as its i
members were well posted on the difficult quetz; l
dens found in this work. • The stme'cliss was ex.
s amined in the six books of DAVIC3' Geometry, and
the demonstrations showed that the pupils had
'been carefully and thoroughly drilled in. this
study., The edam, in-Femiliar Science, English
Grammar, Physical Geography and Latin, gave
gond satisfaction. The gentlemen that listened
to the luter recitation, informed me that the etais
showed a decided improvement oa an examina
tion they listened to a year or two since.. The
- .class reed and translated with a good degree of
rapidity and correctness.
Thureday afternoon and Friday morning the
Mole Grammar school, taught by J. Ginves, as.
sisted-hy Misses Miller and E. Streach, was ex
amined. The scholars in this school were *ex
amined in' Reading., Ortbegraplay, Etymology,
Grammar. Marital and Written Arithmetic, Geo
graphy, Familiar &lame sod Algebra. Space
will not permit me to report separately the con
dition of each ,class; the pupils Were ready for
their work and Most of the Clanga did exceed-
Joey well. Tho Principal, at the opening of the
school, t hi s derision. offered a fine painting to that
boy that progressed the most rapidly and did the
berg in all thing's up to the annual examination:—
It proved an incentive to the whole class, hut
there were.three boys that stood so nearly equal
that the leacher thought, it best to give three
prizes instead,of one. The teacher` made - a few
very appropriate remarks showing that it had at-.
feeted the class beneficially in various ways.—
Prizes have been openly.and publicly enndetnned
by some of, our most distinguished educators,
while quite as good authorities have earnestly ad
vocated the propriety of using them end have
inted out the advantages resulting' fr om the
pe system. It is the abuse of the system that
ha created such hostility against it. There Is no
II I:
'doubt that prizes can•be used to great advantage
when 'placed-In the right, hands and prudently
carried out..
Friday. Afternoon, I.sfh, Miss. Larer's School,
Male Primary. .Two classes were examined in
Reading, Orthography; and the first twenty pages
in Oral Arithmetic. The little boys were wide
atiake•ind did their parts very well.
Fridai Afternoon, No. 2 Male School, Miss T.
,Straitch, Teacher, assisted by Miss Harts. Read
ing, Orthography. Mental and Written Arithme•
tic and Geography are taught in. Ibis school. The
Masses were not all examined. Three classes were
examined in the first half of Mental Arithmetic
and in the first principles of Written Arithmetic.
Applications in Fellers! Money, Redaction and
Common Fractions, and one eines in Geography.
The time given to the examination of this school
was not more than one•half what .was required
and consequently the pupils were crowded throw:it
their studies as rapidly as possible; they did to!-
eral•ly well.
Monday, April 18th, Forenoon, Mr. German's
School, Male Primary and Secondary. !The pu
pils wire examined in Reading, Orthography,
first rArt of Oral Arithmetic, two classes in Writ
ten Arithmetic, one in first
,principles an.% the
other in Reduction. The pupils rucered4 better
in Reading anti Spelling than in the other branch
es. A part of the last hours was spenv.in ex
amining the Male Priinary School taught hj Miss
Martin.
Monday Afternoon, Miss Boyle's School Prima
ry and Seconittry. Two classes mere examined
in Reading, Orthography and the first part of
Oral Arithmetic: also one class in Sarzetnt's First
Reader, that commenced in the Alphabet last
September. Most of the little boys wen s tlitroogh
their esereises creditably.
„ .
Monday Afternoon. No. 1.!, Mile Secondary,
(rams grade as the ono examined on Friday Aft.)
k
taught by Mill Doe old assisted by Miss E. t i a-
Cool.. The exercises wore Reading, Orthog4p ,
tieogrnphy of United States, Mental Arithmet e
into Fractions and Written Arithmetic throng
thi3 first principles, Redaction and Common Free
lions. The pupils in this school have evidently
been cnrefully trained ; I was very well pleased
1 with ‘ the classes in Arithmetic.
.1 tiesday 10th ; was spent in ' the examinationiCof
the Female Grammar Sehuol, taught by MissesiS.
and E. AleCaol. , The young ladies were exam-
ined in Reading, Orthography, Etymology, Sten
. tnl Arithmetic end .in Written Arithmetic to'
Arithmetical Pregresslion,.Algebra to Qoadrittic 1
Equations. Grammar,. History n Revolgtionlry
'War and Familiar Science to Parr Fourth. Tbe i
pupils of the lower classes seemed to be some
what timid at first„ conseirientlY:4lid not nppuar '
to he as ready i : the burs of the,itatue grade, but
as the examination progressed. the result showed
that the teachers bad labored faitlifUlly to ad
vance the pupils and that they hid profited from
.the instructions received. i This only affirme the '
'views now.pretty generally conceded to by trite,
i. e. that gbh' have no i difficulty in measuring
themselves intellectually with hays, when Subject
ed to the some ineatal discipline. During the
Aft. a paper that had been prepared by the young
ladies of this school-was read by the principal
teacher. _ Tho selections were very good and the
matter: exhibited considerable proficiency in this
art of composition. C'.invisition Is lianas a dis
tinct exercise in this school: This is right, an
it is perhaps more important to leintiles than I.
• males as they first teach the public thrones lb.
medium of the Press; the latter, are nut confined I
to this alone. ' .. '
IVednesiay 20th—the first half of the Porenuati
was spent in Bliss Smith's school.. The little girls
read and spelled quite well and solved several
question's in the first part of Oral Arithinetie
with much readiness. •
The remainder of the }' , .renoon an) 'Afternoon
wail occupied id the No. 2 Peruse School, taught
by Misses C.1111Ch7 . 11j1.1 Douglass. The exercises In
this school were. .Reading. Orthography, Mantel
and Written Arithmetic and Geography: The
Reading end Spelling were very fair. ' The girls
demonstrated their questions in Written Arithme
tic In a, clear and mathiroaticat manner. j pro.
same tlkis is the way they'had been taught. The
exatnination in this school, taken as whole, was
very creditable. I did not observe either of the
teachers prompting or assisting the pupils in any
way while others were conducting tbp exercises.
This is ns it should be; the pupils should be
taught to rely upon themselves.
Thursday, 21st. Forenoon. Female • Schools,
taught by Misses Higley and Colt, were esamind
in Reading, Orthography, Geography of United
States; first fifty pages in Menial Arithmetic' and
in Written Arithmetic to Application. in Federal
:Money. The giriein Mill Higley's school did
tolerably well in their reading and *polling, end
eery rra in Arithmetic and geography. Miss
Colt's school was tizorained in the saute branches
tut the.girledid r o t succeed quite as well-in their
Reading anti Mental Arithmetic 4s the girls in
t h e o th e r eohool. The. teacher,,l Poke, has la
bored faithfolli in her school, and '"he regretted
Very much that tome of her pupils did not do bet
ter.
Thnrsdey Afternoon the Pewit° Primary
Schools, taught t hyMisses Conner, Donnie e, James
and Benton, werii - letainined in AtiAl aoiner's
‘room. The little girls did very well in Reading,
Spelling and Definitions, and the impression was
that the little misses compared favorably, in their
studies, with boys of the Paine - age. •T.he semi
nation eloped with these schools. '
The time was too limited for a thornegb and
entirely satisfactory ellim inn lion of school";
in wady of the several branches -were omitted
for want time, but enough wee seen 'and heard
to know that your schools me doing well. The
people of Pottsville have just cause to feel proud
of the advantages their children (losses in the
Public School. With rush opportunities nothing
can prevent them from giving th'eir children. a
good-practical education. But to reap the ben'
lite bf the schools the pupils should be Sent regin.
lerly; Irrer.ulettity of attendance is one of the great
est d. orrbork• of the reboot. I found your schools
se w n graded, tfishorder good with one exeentien.
nod taught, for the most part by leeches* gnu-Idled
foe their warn. teachers that do not content theta.
"arcs by sigiply keeping sehool "ix boors a day
but *lndy rat of school end given portion of their
own the. not they met be prepared to adopt in
theirlieS .1, that emcee end variety of ways to
impair! .nowledge Ink ealeulateibto proniote the
inteteits of their pupils. Several of the director',
parents and citizens were present; dating the es.
aminatinti.but I was somewhat disappointed to
tea so few of the parent.., those who bare children
eitendingthe schools. that took interest enough
.in their children's' intellecteal c o sier, i o giro ,one
day in the year to aseertain 'how their children
are improving Mid what the condition of their.
schools Proves to i.e. lam quite tare their face.
would be oftener seen in the :sehool-room were
they aware of . the enceuragernent their presets - est
Oise to the t o t. sad the benelleiel effect tit
visit has upon t is "pupils. The faithful, lire teach.
er is ataxy, gratified' tu: see the patents at his
(Anal ; pertictilaily at the soma examlnetimai;
Gentlemen, nosh le the report I subtoitfor :pat
consideratine. I have aimed to present a fair and
correct statement of yaw; schools; and to do jus
tice to all interested,. Respeetfull.f..
W. fiELO.
Schuylkill !Laren, April t6th.11359;,',
• A
• PIOLOCEEDIAG6 OP COURT.
, ~RZPOIVECD Yo Tal letSlOte
'Oar 3oart of Common Pleselw the trial of, dell sow;
stew was In veeslott doting the whole of last mesh, but
owing to the length of those tried, but ;few were die.
'posed of. The ease of Itendrleks es. the Northern Cen
hal Railway Company; minded. from Tommie, own
Friday. at awn ' and war Via of sonshlerabfe Importance.
Distinguished counts' were engaged on both Pidlea,--0a
lb. part of lhe plaintiff, either. Pollock. W. Hughes,
G.tl,r.lllller,of Lewisburg. and Allr. areenongh et Bun
bu re; and on the pet or the defendants Joe..W. Casei,
of Ilartisburg, .T. Packer,at'Sonbuti. and J.
Caraphelt, Rants. '_ After the, contusion of *Ms ranee. the
rest of the week wan orrupi d wbh an isuportimit eject
jertatret amre for two Mikan( Mao noy land, And voatt
have taken a part of this weak to Mlles. Lot owing. to
theelekneseofoneofthejaroeionMondayli t the ease
was continent Wa.preseat 4 TS POrfor 'l4, C 1144 I tied.
Juretiltatiarwers Ames ,perna*.—'ibis true an me.
lion of et; au f0r4214401 (41 • Weenni of in injurY
done to the ptatnyf. by the Vett Plaint Id is * mete,
- •
maker, and datioultsat bad suntttowlt tOtheeboll fatal _
-street. In this borough. s mama, sbteb was lift standing
to the Mart, sod mte-barwed swim Mut, Suisse
gauntly, daft.: whtMt at tha wit into r illitkpois
with lb* plaintiff and charged Sus with Wing out
tetavings latn Me - oam and totting ere to it. Ptdatiff
fulled biasnig, whereupon 'Daman street Matthews a
:blow art that MOM ideleb Snorted blur down. The par ,
Were n serrated. Matthews' tuataras disfigured
Prma.ttsms.aunt his Faltered pretty. sarerely. Thejury
*A w l et the plaintiff t anon ty-d re dollars damages.
411witAlt Sari ace elearsw if. Koval efo 4 0 4 i p rtu ,..
This mass litit briight ow a procnisaory aote. The
dens. melded the claim on the moue that this nate
was pelt ofa loan of Path which plaintiff hid made to
Marsh" aid kw which Marsh was to gireajudgmention
lib property: and further. that Start had given a Cote
of bad iteetre for about *:o0, to Kuf4. as part or the
lose. and *blob note be afterwards unlawfully took
from Bundt's bourn, whilst Marsh was Wog -Wk.—
iteecrs note bid not been rervalarty transterred to Holub.
Inasmuch as it ass mil endnrsrd by Stant. to whose or.
der It was made mate" Bat it appeared ,bat *.drab
never gave i judgment to Ftauf 14 the Weft. fT.,O is
state of trete appearing. dells. gave vtaintiff *Jed:orient
far $122 45. the amount of the dam after having de
d acted IC ursh'a bill for tailoring of about it M. whkh
Kumla had against Stant.
&w.f. flowiricks rt. The Northern Cogral Nairsosy
Cs: l -This wee , an appeal font the report of viewers to
spondee the land taken.and &Meg* done to the plain
tiff by thetallway. of the deft"... in passina , through this
land Theme was removed from Northumberland canoe
M. where it miainated, to this County fur trial.—Plairt
tiff la the owner of between 40 and 60 aeresof land lying
on the east bank at the Susquehanna, about .two miles
below Sunbury. The land Is a Weep hill coaling up near
to the river, end la only valuable fur two large veins of
limestone which run thiquith the whole length of the
land. Prior to. the ennitruetion Or the railroad this
Milestone sass quarried b}' blasting and throwing the
atone down the hill. andlaking it acmes the river In
Says to theennal, or by hauling it away. The railroad
running aliing the hank of the titer sod on the ride of
the hill, prevented the plaintiff from guarani; and re
moving the stone to this manner. and he eontendedthat
it made the land entirely worthkss berms...hip amid not*
quarry the stone In any mintier with profit. lie .014
Inc the land ST3OO and be showed that parties were will
ing teems twelve to thirteen thousand &liars for the
land hegira the most ruction of the Minced. Ile claimed
the full value of the land as the amount of &images to
which be was entitled.
Betts. rontead,d that Off. maid run a side track from
the main mail, and take away his lime and limestone
by railroad, and that the decrease In the cad of tram.
portation would more than make up ilir-the Increased
cost of quarrying, while the plaintiff contended that a
aide track could not be Cm at racted: ff it zould, that the
timesto ne could not be gasified without endangering the
lives and property passing along the railroad unless at
such a great Illereeie of east &stomata the quarries and
limekiln' profitlesa. A great deal of testimony was pro.
dewed an both sides. But few questions of law arose le
the ease; the principal question being one of fact, with
regard to Os extent of the damage done. The at
taking Into view the advantagn and dig-vantage&
to the land arising from theconstruction al' the railroad,
-found a verdict In favor at the plaintiff of prz SO.
A moi,no fur a new trial has been mad* by the plates .
tiff, whichts yet undecided.
CORRESPONDESCS OP TOE MINERS' JOUR SAL.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
ffsatuenuto. April 25.1869.
Ene. 70istxst.1-411nes my last dated from this place;
your correspondent has sonde a flying visit through the
western and northern portionsof this Statir. I And the
Rep shlican cause taking strong root with the masses—
they are beginning to read and think for themselves.—
They will not require pot-honse politleiani or stump or ,
.etors tn expinin the • principles of either of 'the wiles.
but will form filet rown eoncluslons and rote accordingly..
Our country will be safe, and disunion award to laugh
at. If the people continue to do their own thinking and
own Toting. • • • s
• Among the leading pollfielans of thli tate, !end 4r.
George Thorn of Philadelphia. to be the moat prominent
person for the position 01 Andl tor. General. lie, If nom
inated, would make an excellenkpalcer, and be a credit
to the party. Ills election' woulebe beyond question.
Why don't'Schuylkili present a candidate fur Auditor
General or PerreYor General f There to not County In
the dude that in more deserving or as well entitled to'
one nfjhese ofteen. Put In your claim. • Trot out'yo
mndldatu. Pohuylkill was the banner County last fall,
notwithstanding the somersault of ..Aft Berke,.
Senator Wright (mud/dale toe Auditor Geoprit on the
Lecompton platternt,) has been noted for: hik greet pow.
or of detecting Stuart in hills: lie invariably found
something of the kind (or supposed so,' In every . corpo.
"ration act that was to be put through. The conclusion
would be that he had collected a nest of them. About
.the close .of the sexAlln, [larding (Opp.) awl Quigley
(Deux) were pasilog through the public gmunds, where
they were tearing up the sod, which exposed numberlegs
worms: 'larding excialuied„-Quig. did you ever see 10
many worms?" ...They alnt worms," replied (pllgley.--
"14 EISt are they?" enquired Mardi ug, t who's near-sight
ed.) To which ldr.Qulgley replcd, ' 6 lN:sight emptied
his desk this morning on :that vary spot:, They are the
Shakes he hatched out thlt :Winter." - KIT LIAILSON;
LET no man be ashamed of a.her'd Est. or soh.
burnt countenance;let him be ashamed onlv 'of
ignorance and sloth. r 'Let do man be ashamed of
poverty; let him on l y be ashatnedief Aliebonesty
and idleness: Let nu man be ashamed' to buy a
glass of 1). 0. Yuenglfng's Bitch-beer, kept by
W. F. Hewes, at the "ORCIIAnD ItZTREAT."
Teter SICIOXO SPEECH OF Mn.
Grtanam.—,stir. Gra haur , fintsbed great speech
on behalrts f Mr. Sieklee,:to day. j Mr. G. spoke
at length,'do6ning the law of the hind, and giving
his views of Scriptur i e law. • After speaking sever.
al hours be made a Wilmot peroration which he
finished nit's the rowing remarkable works:
r]] n
"And now , gentle of the jury, I have but one
word more to say, and • that to tkat I trust that
'every man will !cave his sent at the adjournment
the Court, triday:,!with a firm determination to
obtain nil. his garments at the Brown StonoCloth
inq`llall
,of- ,t - Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605
Chestnut street, above Siah, Philadelphia."
Dr. Wiatae,a Baum of Wild Cherry.
Whe,re the oboe() preparation iti kniarn, it is so
well estahliehrd usi an infalihle,ltemedy for the
cure o f Clll/08, CO/44/, Sore Throat, Huareenes.,
Brendan. Spittinq of 'Mood, Pain in the /tread,
C.84) 1 )
, itimidm,bangh, and every,fornt of Put-,
mouary C•iClplohil,l.thot it were a work super
erogatiow to speak 4f its merits.
Dis Covered by n well known physician more then
twenty 'years sitkee,lit has by the wOntlerfal cures
it has effected, been constantly uOreciatiug in
public favor, until Its use-tend H. reputation 'are
alike universal; and it is-now known and cherished
by all (and their "name is; legion") who have been
testored to health by its use as the 0 ltrAT Rena.
Dr for all the diseasei which it professes to cure.
Sir James Clark, physician to Queen Vittoria,
has giTen it,as his opinionlst
ii
Consumption nt be Cured:
The,whole history of this hledicihe folly Con
firms the opinion of that ' eminent man. Thou.
sandcean
.testifjr, and have testified, that when
alt other remedies had failed, this has completely
cured ; that when- the sufferer had well nigh des
paired, this has afforded ,iminediate reliff;' that
when the physician had , primouneed the,disease
incurable, this has removed it entirely;
The virtues of , this llallaia are nlikb nppliea
ble to core a alight Cold or a Confirmed Consannp.
lion, and its ponints4 im,fe, certain, speedy,
pleasant anti eifeiltial rented, - catinut hw,equalled.,
„trilr"
C t aurtoit, , Purchase none inlets it has de
WRITTEN ai.4tolint of **l. Bum" tin the wrapper,
as well as the printed name of the proprietors.
• w.yow.Li CO.,:Proprictors, .
..* 1 Boston.
For sale y their agents everywhere.
AORNTS : John 0. Brown, J. C. Hughes, and
Henry Sayl , Pottsville; C. k. L. Hunteiiiger,
Sebitylkill Da en ; 11. W. Provost, hlitAnevillo;
J. Fry and eGuigan; & Fowler; Tnmaqua;
Wilder, Port Carbon ; 'Paul Darr, Pinegrore ;
G. Reagan & Sen;TuSeitrern ; Charles Marsh,,
New Philadelphia; Jonas Robinhohl, Port Clin
ton; it, Q. Irvin, St. Clair; E. Phillips, New
Castle;, John IVilliama , ,Middleport.
July 31, 1858. ' t al.eowly '
, T DN. CODDLER AND HIA PEGGN•
..,..-!...- • ;-i
' WC TIM liAnD Or row= HALL. •
.- .
A Cobbler, kn own as Jeddy Stone, •
. . Of love, oak , reit the done—
'Teas kindled by a maiden hilt
With Peggy for her name: l
• , •
•
Ire wrote her thus-•• 4 •131y Pem l ,dear d i ` l, •
'Thy charms have bound me Ast ; , , y
In life, to me thou art my all, I L, .
'in lore, my drat and tart. r
I mat e lot I a nti knew of love,
'%
• I bristled up to thee— 1. ''
' That lore is-tearing Strong ?fa now;
Attend to It there'll be. l i .
Of all my thoughts e 4, uppernsw
. t. '
•,- (I dump not the weathie,) .
Then art to me the anal .4' lave, r
•„ As welLas uppertdather. t . .
. Ohl may my . words t
nbt wou nd thy heart., .
If so, I'll humbly kneel—
•
' For I wilt give thy ebb a tep, ..
And all thy wounds will Anal.
Think n ot that Mists idle talk, '. .
Lige that to use with paters— '
Il dt ;slot, with pride, affection's gate
Because I make (hypoderm .
, •
Tootligh one in love,' l s
pair we'll make
~; , •
`Moe our vows del plightr- , ' . .
As lbon no orphan art. cud fell, • ?
*-•-. While 1, in lure, ala rgIAL ' •
Whet, Stmt. - Stone ttriou 'dual become,' . •
• Thou may'st urn thy knee. - •
Witb-plealure bold* little Stone, 'l . !
• That will a rapatilll/. be. I '• • ' - ' 1
' Oh. Peggy, dear! the only .11•8 •
Ou whielsiny hopes are bung, •
Die strung for, thee; these - pearls of torsi._
With heart Mar/tall uarinot.p. •
. sty doubts have vaimuleted ill! my hopes—
Without tby smile 1 fall-
. . Say I shall I bay Mwedding cull
At Bentiett's-TOwer Hall?! •
' ' The point Is thin,Filf thob, my an,
1
Dou't wooed me with a nay :. _ I
I'll pay fordra•v,lls which te 1/(10-
. jheo my addvesser pay" • '
-. i
;
, • The cobbler's bltvad, through ‘Blood's Drquitebn i
Was warmed by letter carried-. a
• And. in a suit trona Tower Hall,
•, ' That week fair Peggy married.. , , •
. BMW years have pissed, and Mei have lived i
-. In biles alatrad dirlopt .! • i . 1
. it nd many little. precious &ern
'''
es, , , - i
!,- . 7 Around their hearth-atone shine. .'
sEpitas l ii di Cell i.
Tower lathing sii,,, , !.
519 itar . ket street, befit:tea 51k 'it- lath, South 444 e,.•!
. •' • i . PIIILAI9ELPLUA.
83.11011timityori Olutuantat and Pills.«
A mere fist of theerprrherehtt orticiam need by ."the
profeedie wonktelf minty volurnee. Yet the greateo
onnodern eurgtorts and chemists, Najandle, hits told tit
:that not one of there tan bo uniformly relied on as;
erectile. i On the other band, It Metals:led for llollowa,
retnedire that In nine cites out of ten they ,eisre than
upon wbbna the' whole "regular raderie medico" has
been expended In rain. Pita the teatimotry-;-volumb
nope, authentic, and ;Migmatite from ell net lonstills
would seem to be true.i . Tbete min be ,no 4neatlon, we
that ill eruptive and ulcerous disorders. and of
- tartlet* of Ibestatnarh, liter, and homily:WM to thWlr
2 I r
• purifying and regenereuvo Influence,. j-
• .
• /o^lttaneyott l l aaieral4 Pala Itztritetart
will core the tot among a ;met ealakwie of 116.
J oaeor —Denis, Scalds, Cots, Chorea, Soar Nipples, Corn;
Bunton IN Watley Ptrrius,llltes. Poison , Ch I 'Wallis, It the,
lietatttia, Clow; Ferri Form, Pelona, Ear Piles,
Pore !yea Coot, Swotting*, Illtenmat hat, Scald Head,
Salt Venus, Italdtteri, Idryalpebu,Binittrorm , Balers
Ireb, Ewalt Poi, Measles, Radi i Aa , 2r.- • '
To some It may appriar Inevedelona that so *any dia.
Ivied, should' be sessiesklay one avtiple; *la& 'an i*
'Wit fantail whets velidellion Oats to Ilia fast, that ilia
salve b 4 sesitbinatkat of tagradients, each and every_
one applYikott perfect antidotal° Its oppooltarlisorder.
PatstOAL Chansiers serest AMP T 04;.•
• [494y] •1 • ' • it. CilACti.
Ortloirl by ;Jolrsl4: Boars Eott, potroilties
sirs ildl
. . . .
,114' estir ItAtliutrlitist IPlattr.o4 . mi .
11Arto.'s ttio iitISTRAL U.C1iR:3320 0:121Te 61 inn 60 0 ell
deigllttioSP 00.4ankfix ;II P It. cleirdObil4in / " Illt9
10 tt i L boottlllid tortglditess. renders It itift. dud Vary;
mod luellnid to tut. It sholpreitobt llatetudr from istr 1
fog oat, byglvlng a healthy; vigorous tops, to the tub.
Sold by all Toruzglats„ and ak, the'Labotatery el 'Aix,
ItAtia A Pi:Perfumers and to . porters,- f
47fili Meg ail
... '
SATIN'!" POladAilpaa. _ i - -i :
1 ), "or foie alto to bOletito dud ref:Mott F. SAND
SON'S Druiaad asamlaal Siam rot trtlilla. r
aid-Important to Pi usalei—lnt.puratstaan'a
, Pnra.—The combinations of; ingradifentil- * these Pillit'
are the result of a tong sod; oliiinsito ii4etlee, They
are mild in their operation, find certain in Correcting all;
Irregulasities, painful menstfruitions; reluefing all OK:
taructkins„ whether from cOld or othektfetre, beadiell !
,
pale in tbe side, palpitationtare heart,dtst ntbed sleep i
ihich elways arise from in rroptlon of naiure... The 1
eau be 'ineressfuTly used aHa prerentire.: Tains
should never be taken* p ro, nein", as f they would lo t
Sure - to ca use a iniscarilagel Ailsrreol pur e ly vegeta-1
Isle, and ri. frotaanything Injutiont lc, life or health.'
Explicit directress , which braid bo mead, accompany
each boz, Pries Pl. tent y mall; by leuelosing $1 to
i
any authorized agent. •i i , R. U. OUTCIIINGS.
trued Arcot for the V. 5.1165 Chants' .t, Sew roar
To whom all Sfrholeforte should be addressed.
fiWSold by Jona G i Ba we 2 'Eon, 1 rottsvilie, and
ilacvxv Burst Cito, lield.rtg. I $ 9-1 39.
r
Az- The Great it etillak neariedy......Slß
JAMES et:draws CELitillaTED 901 ALS PILLS.—
Premd from I
ti preseript c fns of Sir .14 ,C!4 . 155. 31. U.
.rhys Extraordinary t the Queeti.l , e
~
r . This inval‘sble medicinells unfaillagln the cure of all
These Painful and danger" dbeases to Which the female
constitution la subject- It moderateea*excesser and re
moves all obstructions, anla speedy cuts may be :lied
on., - •
i i
To Married Lad! • this peculiarly salted. It
wi i, la a abort time, brim;, rei the movitbly period with
reStithrli7- 1
limb bottle, price One Dollar, beers ;be Goternmeite
Stamp of °rest Brinsin, tofprevent couirterfsits.
•• diff•tirest Fab shouldwit be littbit by females du-inp
NO
the FIRST THREE rus of Air masa", as a l l
are sure to brim, en ifisafrriope, bet al any other thee
!hip are cafe? 10, 1 ;a
la all 'wen of :firma" 'nd Spinal Seed lons, Pain In
the Dock and Limbs, Fhtiie on alight exertion, Pulpit a .
clan of the Mart, Waled, and Whites, them Pile trill
effect a cure when all other means,hlve, failed, livid al
though a powerful remedy', do not tea sin lion, clime!,
antimony, or anything huitFul to the lonstlttithmg
Full direct lona In the pamphlet around each package,,
which/41mnd be carefully preserved. j
Bole Agent for the natal States noel Canada,
JOB ROSES, (Late I. C. lit t ldwln k C 0.,)
oebester, N. T.
N. 11.-111 and S pottage stamps enclosed to any au
thorised Agent, will Insure a bottle, aintalulng over 30
pills,bl return mall.
For sale in Pottsville, by HENRY SAYLOR; In Tama
qua, by R. J. FRY; and by all Drugglits througNout the
United:States and CanerlAs. • (June 19, 'l4
4ro- Date Dyet fakir Dyei Dale Dye?...
Vitat. 41..13statiotar's Efate Dyol .
Thr olilortoir, said BEST its ths.World!
AD others are inerkimitations.and!shoukt be avoided,
if yen *dab to escipo ridicule. • l. . .
011.44, RED, or ,lIIISIY HAIR Ryt+:l Instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the leuto
inlury tit flair orShin., I ,
FIFTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOIIAS hare been. ewer
dad to Wm. A. RstcLelor since ino, end over so.pdo rap 4„
pllcatious have been made tb the lliir of his patrons of i
his fations Dye.; .
._
1 'WM . A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces a cbli,,
not to be distinguished, from nature; and Is W . MOLVIITED
not to' injure in the least, however tong it may lie von•
tioneil,• and the 111 effecif of bed Dyes remedied; tbl
Hair Inrigerated for life by thls.splentild Dye. • - ~.
Made, sold'or applied (In ii• privet rooms ) et the - 3Vil
Factory, .Z 3 Broadway, New ]ark.
Sold in ail Otte* and twiwne ef•tit llnited State*, b
,
Dru;gists and Fancy Climi* Dealers . ' l '
The Genuine has the name
steel plate **geeing on four sides
' IWILLIAM+
.• [ll9-Iyl . ' 1 • =:i Bi
114-Sold by Joax G. Rt ows 4 re;
Ani- WI gat W!gst Wlg
WIGS and TOUPEE'S outline:sell.
light, easy and durable. t;
riitln= to a rharm—nolprol*
Ingot(- the brad ; indeel4 this:hit tr
• ;
where these things are p
[+o,ly]
•'
• THE GEV:ATI: N M •
,
• 1
litedicall Ditcovery
. 6. 1 OF THE Apg. . .'
, 1
11. - gru; t } .l ..E ou ' r cottr x b y,: has 4lsenvered: ta
Pfs i tle b ie r reds a - iretur4.l I tlit
cures , ......
Evgn • ;i - stvn Ilk - tub:von,'
, ItoX . i i
Tice Worst Scrofuls bent to ++ a Common Pimple.
Ile his tried It In neetl. eleven ti:l, nd'red'essesonnl , 4i.l
er billed exrept In; tyro lases; DOM t htioder - humor. jte.
bite now lit his pneeeeston over ctt, handred col - Utica es'
of Its Tattle. all within inenty mks of Boston.,'
Two bottles are vt?rianted ',turn' a uarsing '.e ,
month.
_,_-' -,1 1 '
, .
One to three botilei veill sure the worst kind of pim.
plea on the face. '1 :=
'',
Two or three bottles mill cure t he
li system of bllewl':
Two b^tt les are earn trd toe re the worst canker ta
the stomach. . 4
wont
kindor flee Itnlllo,. e worm-led to mare the worst
kind ot Erysipelas . ! ... 1 ..,'.i.- . ,
One or two bottles Ana warrant to tare all ham In.
warrant to
'the eye".
'
T. bottles are warn' tell toe re running of the Ali
and Notches among th hate.' ,-
4,i
1
Four to six bullies 4 matron ed, to cure corrupt ad
running ulcers. •,. I. , I:
t One bottle will erne:lo. ly erne ions of the skin.
Two or three bottles ?.r• wa oted to cure the met
kind of rineworm. • .
Two or three bottles W Lilted to cure the net
• desperate reseal' rhen4
Attn:'. •
I - .
Three to roar boldest re wares led to rare salt-rhedm.
Fire to eight bottles hill cure the Worst trio et •et.rot•
nia. '.l
re ••
One to three bottles re wa n e ed to c u re the worst
ease Of Kipperd& I khuw frot, the experience of thoei
sands that it baa been) muted y w ranker ID the' ear
mach ,
One tp two bottles ine wawa ted to ear* sick Mk&
eche.,. 'l'
One to two bottles 7 warren ed to regulate a e tire )
state of the bowela. ' ( I
One to Mei. bottles ill reg ate all derangerne r of
the kidneys. , i
Fowl tn sis bottles haLe mired he komt eases of drpiwy.l
One to.three bottles ham cur the. worst case of pl'es i
a relief is Always experienced: het w mercy to get re.
Ilet,ltteach an exert:whiting dl sr!.
No chance,of diet ever n seary—eat the best you,
ran get and enough of It.
DtarMume 4os use: l -- Adrir
day; Children over ten years,
rca teem flee to rltht yeuM, to
Hone can be applicable to alt I
slant to operate:tot ttni bowels i
; •
I -•
xsherseree
DOW A • rat , KI
f i , k
No. :120 if a l rren ,Sr.
Price 1
iiirFOr sale by drogglsta throe
Afar& It?, 'AO :, ?,
FRESH SPRING
• LADIES',.
'
Dress Trimly*
Pier lit ehtni
• a"iii
sfolt.
r Centre Streei
i ° lbe.
Iporrsvitut HOW!
•
•
!New I!_ipcing Trl
'New Dress &AIL— Fringe.,
Ribbons, dte':—A • Irv ) ;e and elegant assiqiinenr.
Embroidered Collar SLEEVES. and OIMITt
; Ifaiidenme styles—Terj 'cheap.
Hosiery and rugsisiii. 0 000DS
1. Of the best nifty.
Best Kid'Oloven, OF . LL COLORS—
. A No. bilk, LIM Thrum! and Cot tiOk Moves.
Mohair Mltta4 A fine assdrtuteni.
!Steel SiOltNil SKIRTS—A variety of the best styles.
Zephyr WORSTRIIi and SIILTLAND tTOOIe-i
I A full and fresh' stoic.
Bmbrellas, TA . IIASOLSiand FUN UMMIELLAS--
~1 Different sizes imd'styles.
IetBRACELETS : Ied ORNAMENTS—
I.
j. New and brautihil styles.
Choice P:iliFf3iflltT and lourr ARTICLES—
. . - Of nil kind&
Hair Net., PI. !IN and lIE - IDED.
•
lir•Tbe Ladles are partition l Invited to c all and
examine these 0001 , S. h are unequalled ,in style
and gustily, and ars oßeted i at plea. 'I
Fotierltle. ADM $l, ". I ';• • 'IS
'Religions #ntelligeqt.
r-
' 11:110:C . PBATEliNiscr cm, under the nu piece of
the "Young Mans' Ch istinn Asttociatjo," are
held in the Sectind Me hodist Church.Orne ,:.
''
Market and Fifth 'tree v, every Friday everting,
at 7/ o'clock. / 11 are i sited to join in the exec.
•
else*. -
ily Order of (Aosit!ittert.
. • , NOTmES. 1,
tErMETIIODIST IsPISCOVAL cnuncit: Second
Street, Pottaelllel Rev. I. M. (Maui, Paifor, D -
qviiieservi y pabbath at , lo A. 31. and at - 71,4 P.M,
- Et lr,ti. GLUM iI3T 119 ER ANCIIIMRCII.MarketSquare
rottavllle,Rev,Wl U.Loc ENZAoll,Paater. Divine ser
vice in thisChurrit rezula ty every Sunday. 9ilornlott,
at 10% i'clock: evening, t 7 o'clock treeitty Prayer
Meeting, that'll/ay event g..at 7 o'clock. t 5 !
itar Til /I srcOn PR DTTERIAN entracrt win
vrorahlp, regularly, at th Amdahl Reforcodd Church
Randle& 'Market ;street Rev. SANIVVL Con; ra.tor.-
- Sableith rooming, at 10 o'clock; errentueri. at 7 o'-
clock. 'Weekly Le-alumni 'Prayer meeting. Wciineaday
eteninae, at. 7 o'elixet . t 1
r-.4l".titi .Varipage . OKI IV Hat be Acrupartted i
'With 25 cent/ to uppeol is the JOIMISAL.,
! 1 . 11A unto. i ,
1 • • •
• ZIEMIEII--T,llFtillt.--.O the 12th lost- bi : t he Rev]
Wee' Of teing,nr, Pais ZCZIA to tarati lartze.of,
Orolgeburg. ,9 ' -' .
.. t! ! al
~. XII TANTDLIt LitTDA Cli--On the 24th Ilist., by the l
Beir.C. S. 1fi1M0441 14 1 3 talrlbilt 10 RASA! Ilittzsaavu
Sintsten, both of llth
teylitill Co., P l.'
I
8111003111.-lriglLElrt-At Port Cll4lOlO., I MIS . thel,Uth
Inst.. by Rer.Jolin .INopes, Loos A. tEnoto4a to MAR.
vas. IToorav, all of Puttstrille, echttylklil county, Pa. $
BOLAND—ER-4 I the 24th turjt the real.
deuce of the b e'a fel . 0,,, the Mev.:T. °Merrick,
Jima Pk assn ; o 1 Iphia, to Camas x ERIMI.I7
At. Clair. t - • - , . . ) 1:. *
1 -, •.;
ta r "
.
'ItItAZIER—DROWW4On Thursday, Apr !lath. Dela,
by the her. D. ittabburitattalt Iltsat BM itatoMsar i
1 .
Ava Dania, eldtfrt dan ter of the: late 0 ge _Drown.'
ail of Pottsville; - ' - 1 , - . *
STOMirrT—Etlit3lol l l On Tbuirsday lug last,'
IL
it the Memorial bareht.of St. debts* Aahli.ad, Schuyl-
kill county, by " the Iteiv: .10.1:Dartlett, Motor. Vision
R. tire exits, of Alary taut, to NW J. C. Ed i poids. eldest
-daughter of thef ats ha. 4ohu Edmonds, ilingliuml.•
.... ,
-*wire: e •
D=sD. I
. . • :, - . ', . 1 • ' - I/OADIV "•• ! I - .
SEITZECO iMr-Itt Tatamis A nts Weduesita'y orulag,
tOtts fan., a cs
5115 of 1 11t5510 • P.N. ger. 15
the *lib you L i f
eage,' ' , • . i . . c
' KlNO—to tadalp Is. oil -the teth holt., Osmium*
ELIWLE".t. da PO It e Or Wong= ti. andfarah At. Wthlutt-
Klug,apti•la All(11 Raid 6 monflut. 1
- . . .
! DISSOLUTIONS.
. ,
xyssorauTioisi,;--The Partnership
benslediai'existini betispeti R. J.ltsot, apt} R. lc
,- larkart.jwibis dal , . Apra 12.1 b liill.dlouolTal by ma
% t in t consent. Tbe, bail also!, and claims a lbe firm will
Di writ 1.11 lot S. J.: Past s who will wifit In w. the business
no his,saa. sealant. • $. J,:asSr.
-'''' '`" . , = - ''.' ' , ' • k.'l*. UV i:REAT„ '
AISSOLUTIO N OFRTINIER-
I j. PHlP.—Thepublti will take notice that 'the part
werahip betiroltwe existing.fetwoen,
ha. this day been dirnaved bp sensual 'ilatnent: and
th a t "now at the Onm craell will
txt Paid 11. 1 .)bu Ge”etr. n.bn W o w Ibis date, MD , '
dud, th e bushiest. ID his aw n tame.
4 . DIINISTRA'IIOI4. NOTIC.E.-
Whereas letteta of Administration to the !estate
of Anda Sheate, late of the 13nrongb er Vottarille, de.
egeoetl. hit* been granted to the sub4erib4T.ali 16110011
indobted to the said estate, are murales! to make ins.
Mediate payment and those haring eialma. against the
said-estate will make the same known to
HOWELL. F.12.11A1t, .Aglsoini,trettar.
AM11 . 2, 'as . •14 to
ADMINISI'EATION • NOTICE.—,-
Whereas, letters of administration ea the estate
of Itenbenin S. Jackson, late of the Borough of St.Ciale,
hmylklll county, dressed, hare Leen granted to the
intseriber -by the Begister of the County—Notke Is
liereby given to all those indebted to s.tid estate be outke
payment; and those baring claims "11l present them ter
settlement to the undersigned. -
• . JOSEPH' E. JACKSON.
St. Clair 'April Z, '59 47 Nu Administrates ,
D 111 N I IS' isitYtlON ritrricE:*-
4 Whereas, Letters of Administration oh the Estate
O JOHN 0 LESSIti. late of the borough. of Pottsville,
eonnty, deceased, hive been grantedlto the
subse'riber by the 'Register' of the County—Notice la
;hereby given to all those indebted to' said Estate to ,
!make payment, and those hating %claims will le client '
them for settlement. Inquire at the American Mouse.
NICHOLAS JON ES..Adittinistiat.r.
Pottsville, April,2.'s9 ' li-St
A DMINISTICAVTOYIOIIO7
Whereas Letters of Administration bays' ; been
granted by the Register of Schuylkill county, to the un
dersigned. upon the Estate of JOHN SWAN', late. ef St.
Clair, In Wild toonly, deetamed all personi baring claim.
against Ltd Estate will.please present them for settle.
ment.andiall persona Indebted, thereto will tattle the
UM* with the andel:ll:nett,. J A It SLOAN,
St Clair, - Mareh 19,19 Mill etdatinittrittrig.
A m, DNIINISTIIA'POWS NOTICE.—
. Noti c e to hh,: g laaa. that t he. uOderrlgtwed has
II appointed Adminlatratorof the estate of WILLIAM
SMITIL late of the Bernagh of Pottsville. Schuylkill
county, deoeisexl. ,All persona Indebted to said estate
are- requested to make payment to the undersigned,
eithout-deiay. and those having elaims against the es.
tate to band them to the said Adutleivtrator for settle•
ment, kc. LEWIS REESER. Adaiiniefro!or.
Wilke is Second almt , '
last I
March 24,59
•
WrANTED4—Twenty Bituminous
Cottilllners .' Cash pail monthly.
_ b. Ma ni rm.
April 2.1. IS9 1:.2.me • Rnlyton. hymmtng Co.
ITUATION WANTED:' , i—A2: young
S
married man of; utieweeptlonablo thararter and In.
(tggity. le desirous of obtain ins a situationsl.4 recount
; alit, or bouk-keeper. With a coal operator, or lit an Rl
''prem Mace. For testimonials and rammer, plasm ap•
• ply to B. Batman, Esq... Pottsville.
Pottsville. March 5,'59
5(1 MINE 4S WANTED::-+CQN
ur ,STA NT WORK fOR SETEItA
Locality perfectly healthy, and within one da)'s
ney front Philadelphia.
Thriunctentlgned will give good wages and i constant
employme..t fur several years. to about :4/ ml news, of tern.
perate, habits and permeable dispositions. to wOrk upon
3 uunel in western )lasotehusetts. The fork la toles
slate: the strata vertical; the rota with the exception
01 a few feet at one end. is es.perfectly safe as any rock
can be; the facildleif6r getting to the work ler) , gaol;
the time from Philadelphia, one day. •
ROU Legere Plilladelphla In the monaing by ,s
commis - I:Mon line frit. New York; take evening twat for
Troy, and Troy nod ;Boehm Railroad for North A•dates;
tear which the tunnel Is (waled, At North Atlanta W
itt:tire for odi , e of; , H. CO.
f April 16,'59
ad addrem aim
•
• f 'orb box, of
I •
.IBATCTIELOR,
eras, Novi York.
, pottarillo, Po.
trEACIIERii;'W . M—T .
ANTEhe An
i filial ellection 'if Teachent for the CetnMen Set - exile
of t;ottstilleg for th'e veer beginning the tiret of Jane,
18:,0, will beibeld by dm hoard of lilrectors. on \Vetoes
ilsy erenlng. 25th „of May next. •Twenty.s e een plAemi
‘lii /IV to 1111—fintr 2 with motel' and twenty-three with
females: vita rice Ow' malestrom $4O -00 to WO 00, and
or females (front Sit fi 00 In Veld 0) a year.payable
mollify. according. to grade of school anti qpniffication
f appliratitl Of the Teachers now employi,d 'thrtstliave
r.sitmed, to kakreffek at 1 he eloie of curreniyear,--the
I'riticlpal (Mile) ofthe Illgh Scholl; an assist of (female)
lof the Male $. ramm'ar SetinoiZend the Teacher (fetna lr) of
a l'ilnutry School. , There elitists° be clinski a female
Teacher for the Fisliktch,Sehool. In all rase& fetchers
of experience preferred.;', a pplicalloos inntrinqy ac
companied by cettlikates`7l4 m the COuntY ilimerintend
ent. rail,) for the year. IliZ4l-'6o—ta be made, up to the
time of election, in perseq.er by writing.. to ;
. .
It llANNAN..Pretshicaf,'
Cr: .1 . • CILItISWOVIIKIL LITTLE. Sce7y.
April 2:1,159 ' - i. ' .- I li-te •
Fr.ife r- L ikiINER t SVII..I.E -- WH --- ,A'11, 7 " -- 12.
1.- .CO\IPANY !Want to ItOrrow the suet of $12.e00
for 5. yearttfor the pitywht of the Interest i .ind priori
pit of wbkh, they will pledge by mortgage (an r ece ntly
antherizedby ati Oct of the Letislature) the income,
chart-red Privileges, property, and perquisites of the
'Company of orm . y, kind and drsei Irt ion-.
,th Ode will be
Isatiel In any sushi not less than one hundred Sellars
with Interest payaide semi-annually, at 4; 1 , rate, not ex
cehitleit 1D per cent. . .
. .
• The woes of this company when' co mpleted will be
able t the t is at ming of the kind in the Stale. They_
are, refinished- :sad In use a . distance of nearly two
milfroM the point at which -the water Is, taken. and
They are elegiat,
p'l.ehlnd—twilbrin •
9nlrestabilshme.!.
orstoocl and made
dway, New l'brk.
%tidbit: one and three-fourth miles of the' Ikemegh of
3tinerorritie. et topt of st*, 500, including; coat of eon
strutting Idatn. The Company lowe *trent $llO. and
have *Keelson hand Independent of their Worker, nr the
. Bonds of the Borough of 31 luersvllle t -An:00, and dueler:
stork, $lOO.
;The stave auto will; ot contrart price", complete the
Works to the borough end proddre in Income of over
$lOOO per istunnet, shout pne-he if of whichsilt be rie
ceived from stationary enables used for coal purposes.
Pre posals ar.. desired for the shove /caw In elude or
In part. 'An exainlnfttiovij into he int:Allem find pros
pects ot the works by capftallete. Is partlentsrly. desired.
Addrese, \ HOWELL 11$11E11.
L Setc'y Jfiacrrrifle Weter cb..
Apl =.19 1241ty - , Stlnereville. tirbityl. CO , . Ps.
iterYeerth .Awert en . n, Perot, and I:renieen Beltrtin. of
Philadelphia. copy end sendhills to the oilier of the 111-
Str*S . JeUANAL.
FO l 'R SALE & TO rtET.
FOR;.RENT OR SALE.- e LThatlq
a
trainable Tavern stand in the Tillage of New-Ala
kirk. tatytiy nom, led by Patrick McCann. I Apply to
- h. BARTHOLIIIIMY , Port .011 e. .
April 6. '42. , I Mit'
riIIMAERFOR SALE:--Seyerailmn
ji dnrl thousand feet Of . . flue white or yellow pine Cr
heudockl To address o.ft. LAS:
JeanesirillerLaSerne Ps.
April '59 . 14.4 t.
. ,
I one tablespoeufut Ter
des4eet-epoonrul t. Child.' '
spoonful. AN no fire ,
natitrit tons, take 1. 1 0 011 -
elm • d.iy. I . i
I tA lIT • \ '.
NN
,EDT I ,
it'.•
..
iet; Roxbury , . Zi t /ht.
.gbout the United Mates.
' . • -12.1
)[-- OTS ON GROUND ICEN T.—The
. -
Rusperib.,Tip prepared to ie I I lota on ar•enwood
tin on ihne, running from 10 to 13 loare, to those who
desire td Improve the same. ,
A 14410 11. BAN:klAet. .
Mateh 19,!59 '. . 12-
•
• 1 4 1 04 SALE—Two desirablebudding
t. LOTS on Market street. adjoining the Lutheran
, (:hitrebl Alao, tan lots lii the rear 01 maw. For trans
.APPI7I4 .1. S. PATTERSON,
Pottirrllle, March 5, '39 104ut
. .
"4 1 0 it • RENT--DWelting - llouses,
R: Store rooms. Lodge rootini and °Mere. For "remit
* *IVY to . L. C. TItiIIIPSON. ,
I , Cbr. antne and larkrt curet.,
Pottsrlile. Feb. 5.'58 'J' Ulf
TO LET — From the first day of April
nest. thteruite of rooms Immediately opp•lttr the
repal Church, now ocCupind as z i K .. y i t t ra i r s tace.
Apply to'.
Putt rine, Veb. 5, '59 Gtf '
F bit SALE.—Six pairs of: Lumber
•
Vitali will be 'old cheep fl,r each. or note ith ap
proved security. Also, a valuable MUL,E. on the mine
terms. Apply to JOIIS.11.111011.1".S. Truster. ' Nit/mine, May 1 . 2,.'58 1 1611
r.E„;,LINIE for sale at all times,
1 . at the kilns on the Island, for beibllng pnreosca,
Band. .de, at the lowe st prices. C. M. ATKINS.
JACOB FISHER, Ashland, will blinny orders prerept
ts. and at lower pricrathan hare been charged heretofore.
Potter:Me, March 20.'51 - - " " . 12-tf
FOR SALE - One superior 8 inch
j: pole pomp. witbenbtron pipes end.tonneetiona:--
all ready to be put Into the IMMO. WIII be mold low:
Apply at, tlte Tetanus Iron Work,. for further .InfOrma
lion. • CART= a. ALLEN.
A tiguol 21..33 ‘ • 94
)lAN 0 FOR SALE-.—A second-,
L band Rosewood .PIANO, in excellent condition . ' of.
}layer's make , CX OC:t1TOO, of impeder tone--wllb b.:s d
. awns( cover and stool. Will be sold dune. 'Apply to
. CIIRISTOPtiNit UMW",
OFFlCE—Cor.Mabantango A 2nd streets, Pottsville.
_April 16.'65 • • 16 91*
- ii.B -- —AI I wo Story B r i ck
14 ,
1
DWNLI,INO illMidg. containing six ram; '
and an excellent cellar, situated in East Market .str...vv,
above*George, together with lot ergreend, 21 fret front,
. liAlleett In depth. Fur. terms apply to - N.J. Mill It.
, Marie and raredy :tare,
^ I Market st.. six doors above Centre, scoot aid..
, Pottsville. Itereb 10.19 '- . 12-tf
01118NT - - --- A Three' Story
thick Dwelling lionsa,*lth back-buildloge,
supplied with itaa and Water axioms.
Aise. Two' Store-Rooms., with .basements attached;
suitable for any kind or busines*, between the Awed
tan; House and the Pennsylvania Hall. Apply to
Pottsville, Feb. ft, 7.9 5411 • M. AICIIPIIT.
TOR SA.I,- - 4,5,775. 00 of . - Stocks,
so as follows:
00—Schuylkill Co. immber,Companyl
1000 00—Pot:still, OAS Company, ; -
' 'llll, 00•• 7 Puttsvilla Water ennipany • .1••• ' •
Apply . to ClilllSTOPliAlt LITTLE,
OFFICE—Carom liehantongo and 2ad sta., Pottsville.
Apra IN 'kk , 1020 7 •
TO, ],EASE.---The Connecticut &
Schuylkill Gall a* Iron Company deslM to receive
'proposals tor tits hoeing of Abair new Colliery. on the
Bleck tune and Tunnel Veins of Coal, now erecting 0 0'
thei York and York Farm trills. at Eastwood near Potts
ville.. There lea rUti on the shove retort of over 100
yards. The first lift below water. The Improve:ciente,
are new and con;ntent.
Any InSamitl requited will Issi given, and propmeds
received by , • • 4101VELI. FISHER.
3 , llnermille, Schuylkill county; l's.
Apoll 23 50. , r
-
XIR A. IL 50lnise
ghtea—geared together---for hhistlng apd pumping,
tltto 40 berm itnaine, crith uesrirnefor do do
Z'o yard* of 14 inch pipes, and workidt bs "Y ls *
IMO yards et w imerope,—a lot of chain.%
One 20 horse Engine. and rollemorrineens. ie., for brra*tr.
The frame worse of Engine houses Ind breaker, Ind 157 !"
ant honors, A •
A'lert's lot of T mite, flat bar Iron and arras Imo.
Also, drift mirk - wagons cart and Sled. and two Mdlcs.
- Will bo sold very cheap.. IA 'ply to .
CUSS. St 1111. e.„
•
skeet Attisille.
tta Edda Agent. /Zak. It - thilfo .
-lf
. February 11?.. i
17 - 011 - 511,E-yEitY.CI.IIEA
,
One 90 here' Erighle, and *connections M pnuiping
water.. - :
Ono 40 hone Engine, ler Itoistips Chid. with Drum
and tornatetiona:
Orono wren Entine. ler.tettivinrt.
•-_ On, SO bone ratline, Ilolicre end connattkno for
*Aft Colt :
• About, 1300 fort of 10 inch Alt, wltb 'pimp% rcelit,
connoctios irt no, At., , ,
About 4a) feet of 14 inch pipe, pttmp, kOfli ite. •
~. to of 1 raila, chain, rapt; 44.
6.4ppty to - A. -1f1n..3111e
lbstirw—Corner of Valiant/0;o ik &need atreets.
January V 2 -' • • 41if
4017 mg . -Ar, April 18.10
JOIN E. GRAM.
JO3 raiton
Pottselllet. Aprlt St. Tti
ADMINISTRATION.
WANTED,
NOTICES.
A. MEETING of the old Sto.ckhoid:
c,lOl and Spring . it toeldrtlders---of the
i t .oll, mit e r Company. under the test eharter. rht
Le field at the hewer of Mortimer k n Vher.°o 144tat
day. May itut litig at o ' clock, fra•ltilha M i m .
parra+xe rill tw l a tdheave tfuout, sled Alt folueouted are
!equated In attend.
A pelt 30. tup g;
• - ---
TN the at Common Pleas o r
A. Relany.llol Comity A.
1
'J. w.mrfz, • Irytbriews pis Pir.rer.X4 ran & .
pl.
're - Pwr T. roe, IPA*. Alias aetpeeiaa jr,,
SARA tt XV M. LT Dee: Derve;finS. ' ~
In neoordartee pith the set of Areeuthiv tw we
,ra.
Made and provided. the PM BAR All NUT; defendant
alerre monied. I. hereby requlred to *emir keft.,.,th.,
own Court, at Pottrerillor. on Minday, lb* 'lath nri . P!
Junr.g. MD. there antitheft to aueVerr.trt - lbe e'en.
plaint prenlered In the above cis.. .11kV.V.11014,41 , ,
Iliboriti'x Mee. Pottarille,j Sher, of:llehiryn
April !nth. 1559. ‘. In 41
persons fodeliti: to
T,..TaFlor are requenteuil t 0 "Rik tiialraiN". II Iva'
before the tut July, MD. At thus time the accounts
IMO interest added. will be pla•rd In the hand, of a
Juutice for collect ion. ' DENJ. 11.31ceiNti..
" - April '3.'69 174 it •• • , ..Iyent.
MEETINGot the Stockholders of
tbs ratroirroN COAL and RAILROAD cot.
'AN ", will be aid at the 0 had Hon Ve, In Philadelphia,
on Taslay.l43 May, at eleven o'cl wk.,' A. M.
• Be order, Y. L. JOILVSDN,
ark '39 • - 1441
IcgricE.—The Annual election for
• Preaßent and Dirmrtars of the *MORTON
A L & RAILROAD WM l'A NY. will b 3 beld. at lb. M.
yard nous. IttlPhliadelphia. on Tuesday, the 10th May!
Poll open, from 12 to 1 o'Clock. P. M.
F.F.1~ JOHNSON, Secretary.
16-4 t
QTR AY COVi:-4t rayed away
froni the eubseriber residing recce the
North America !dines. on Monday the lath lost
DROWN 11114 . 1111 SLOTTED CuW , with IPleo Via
out. of one of her ears. Whoever will return said row to
the subscriber, or Ore him inhermidlrm where be ran
get her again, will be reasonably renal ded.
Apt 23, %I 17 dt SAMUEL CHADWICK.
. _
OFFICE OF THE BROAD MOUN
TAIN IMPROVES! PAT AND RAILROAD CO.—
No. 432 Waluat street.
The ann n 0 mtell ne of t be neck holder" of the rompany
will be held at the Mitre In the city of Philadelphia en
the fourth . Thursday of April next,TAlb leetart • at 12 K,
where,gn election for Ave director' to *etre the ensuing
year will We plare. Y. R. SBIIIALL
Apt IVA '43 1741* &vett ley.
liv order.
April IG, •59
U D I'TO It' S N OT I C E.—l n
tic )r
-hdi 7 r la ikllirn-.
t u ‘:rsl,glAtdrappoUt:lhy
said Court
1 ) L.
No re-state and re-settle the arrvmnt of Henry Kitle.,
and Chance S. Leader. Administrators of the Yahoo of
WILLIAM Kt MIN KM. dreeased." l •lll attend to the de.
tlea of hie appointment at his once. in Centre streo, h
the botormh of Pottsville, on Thursday, the 12th day of
May, I.Sl'. at 10 o'clock . . A. M. , WM. 11. WELLS,
Pottsville, April 2:4.'59 11.311 ' Auditor.
t 1 .
the Court of Common 'leas of
• Schuylkill enunty—
INK WALLACE. by her next.
_..
friend, Maio: SrLucy, `635 'fetc h Term. tf6),
Ate &b. Pievece.
JAMES WALLACE.. JJ
-n, JAMES WALLACE:. ue Drfendard oboe, woutof:—.
You are hereby commended that you be end appear In
your proper pereon, beibre our Judge* at PottPTllle. at a
Court of Common Pleas, there to be held for that county
of ti•huyikill. on the Brat 3londay of June heat, to an.
mere the PetitioU or Mel of the told Jane Wallace. amt
to shoji tumor. If any you have. why thy wild Jane 'Wal
lace, your wire, stiont4 not he divorred from the bonds
of matrimony entered Into with you, the sold Jltnre
Wallace, agreeably to the Act et Aneemby Ih ourh.rose
ucfde and provided. 3011 S P. IIUDAIIT,
Sheriff'. Write, Pottsville, t ,
rrii
.7 it
MEDICINAL.
• YOUTH AND NIANHOPD.
JUST the 201.11 Thou,-
sand. and.niailett In n't,oitled goy,-
lope. to any rulttrx.sa, post paid, on retNetpt
4 3,
of three st.mpc
MR ,taT
it
A =DIM. ToSAT ON TIM rittne.it. ZIDAVSIIOI AAD
CAT or TOO TRASI4 CAUsoo INFY.CTIPI,
AU Till INJC33O;:sCo.riSroCENCID Or xneray. DT A. J,
CULTLIIITUL. Y. D., XiLlipla. Or TOT, 11.0TAL CoLULOS Or
,
ktUlttiross, /LC.
iiiist?pertnalorrhoew or Feminal ralliFFiC , llol4 Genital and
'Nervous Debility. impotency, Low of Energy. ileprrs:
elon of-Statile. Tint Wily. Disease of the 'erxual Omens.
and Impediments to Nl:lrd age. ore promptly and Olefin.
rally removed by the author's novel and most eucre•efol
mode of treatment. by means of %bleb the Invalid ran
'regain pristine health without having reeoUree to din.
iteroua and expensive met lel bet.
• ' (Front the Lmplon LIT
'The best treatise ever w t It ten ou a subject of vital tm.
portance to all, We I worthy that author's exalted reputd.
Lion.
AdJres.. tho Publl.thers J. C. KLINE R C 2, Nt Are.
Du«, e.r. Meth t rent : Post lkm .ob 6; New Ydrk City.
March 13,'&J (11J 13
A VALUABLE BOOK FORINVALIDS.
Suit by Misii,und su I lob, pat.( fa- weal Ibrrlrr,l. Read
and Ayprbred 411. • If rani,lpprarral r+6
R. SAMUEL S. Fl'l'ell'S ~s ix
P
LEcruitEs"on tae rano•r, Prevention and curs
in pease* of the Lungs Alio it. lb art. Stettin' h. Doi.
els. Liver. Kidneys. Skin, ie., reunite Complaints. and
flinmlc diseases generally. on the Laws of Lite. and tta
true method by whlch health and! vicar may 114. pie.
Served to one hundred Leers. A volume of :15 ra,:rt,
handsomely - bound In muslin'. with 25 Illtultentkns. to
this volume Dr. S.,S. Ett,ch, (who Is )"idely knivrn ARM.
author of a now indeid/nently successful m.th..l il
treatment the the above cdmplsitits. and imperially coo.
aumpilon. and mbar diseases of the Lungs and Tho•st.)
explains the leading feature of his treatment. sod ;lira
plain directions by which thofe Indined to l h.......im.
plaints may thrusseless prevent thee' or arriod tiwirpoe
gnos. (her 2Utt,ooo ropier of this tiook have b.,:0 i,•14..
and there are persons In all parte orr.ur hind who:trate.
fully ackmviird.,lo !hit It has been the uttlios e( pr,ree
still their Dins and giving them many years it . g , A.I
health. -
11'e present. a few spins of thentemerous cowmen.
&alone the book has rten ed :
The New York Tribtois bus theca lengthy melee re
Itt—The great impnitanCtiot the teltbjtit soil our Won.
dense derived from personal knowledge and pectoral{
benedt in Dr. Fltch's suggestions have impelled u. to
recommend this work. lre trust we have said enough
to induce those afflieted or threate'mel with consume
lion. to proctor and read-Dr. litch's book."
L•ttor.tront the ion. 11A}M.Vnt Finn, (07rernri
of New York. "IVashinglon, Fehrttaky nth, issa.
Fitch. Dear Sir I beg Ili return thy thanks for its'
volume you have been en kind as In present to me.
very hurried examination which alone I have lawn AV.
not fen to give to It, has excited interest and brought
the conviction that the reputation which threw Lectures
have achieved Is based upon latrlnsle Smirk."
f.:.rtra , t from a triter fines the //on itt. 11. Davey. rat
Pinnher j I•,e)yrrse from Eris Or:, 'N. F. hater
d.mbt MUD. lea practical and very 'maul wOrk.' I Imps
it will hire a general circulation, and It willi 1 hire us
doubt, do much good." ' • .1 ' .1
Ertrael from a letter from the How. itt , rait DitAx. ro'./
member rf trlngrts.t. "I read your ill I triers
aumptlredlmayses threayeara ago,an 'Khali again perces
them." r J ,.
E.rtral From., fett-r from the Ilea. J*l Inektt
k m
le ract.t. of aegour, "From, reading 4 hires"
retired mane valuable hints. 1 regard I s a wort, 14
great merit." •'
Says tarnNgv Waryrn. Esq.., of Water! '•My
'brother and most of his timily err deed of ;nsomption,
but I and mine' ore lirlin; and well; and think It Is
owing much to the teaching. of your book 'which 1 Lam
followed carefullyford he het nine years."'
• Ve conk! till columns whir similar statements,
44,4rWishing to make , Ibis WA as useful AA p(4.1111e,
wit will 64Mard A ropy of It by mall port paid. to Any lid
dryPa that may be mot or. and the. price,. f.O colts Dins
el. , fr op it . el to us in pa rt stamps or (Assisi..., lifter tJ.
1.4 is rtseirsd and apptured of. It way
,b 4 applied tz r
poriobally or by letler.•
Cosi,'
i.
TATION by Dr. ..}1 taro, trh At his ta, 714 Orpedwal,
N. Y., asunally or by Isttsr hrs. 14.1.1n.5s .
' . S. S. YITCII &CO., 713 Droadway. N.Y.
Jan. 2, '49 . [lf) 4,3 in ,
Health! Health ! Health !
The Meat Remarkable Cure ea Record.
Dr. Swayful's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Point of *mks. Frederick Chirniy,
Da. SwAyse—Dear rile—ltellerlog It a duty I AM.. tn
the public, and In Jestke to you, I bee) thought pre prr
to make known one of the most extraordinary C21)141 Is
my own rase. that has ever been truly recorded. In tbs
month of itetober last, I wag nfliirted with a sews
mothering fit' my breast, which formed a Large alacts.
and also communicated to my lunge and veer tuaeh ai
!listed them, and discharged large quantities of romp'
lion,. external an t internal. My breath 'could pin
through my lunge. and out through the eirlly of my
breast with apparent ease. attended eith a violent
rough;day sod blight. lota of appetite, and exiting" de•
bliltr,so that my physician tiamight my fare la.per,s
and beyond the powerof medicine. I retrained In this
wretched ronditiort for a long time. until] was warded to
a mere skeleton. and them seemed in t.e no hope for me..
but tilt: read in the public papery of the many eon
urea performed by )our Compound S . ypri. sr
Chrrre. / immediately rent to balthenre fr r file
bottles, and mum...NA Its Ilse, and to my great sati•
faction and my nosion, family, the abseess or openirt
my lung. began to heal and the rough rubeld.d. tad
VII using ten bottles I ens restored to perfect, binlib.
Over five years hare elapsed, end I still carnal. 3 to
l'etly hearty man at this tlnte4une 2.1148. I hales , .
bad t day's sickness for the last eighteen month..
Please accept my grateful acknowledgments.
- Tours. cry respectfully, Titorts Dior.
ft'b, subscriber is well argue toted with Thema. 11v 0,
and ant teslify that he has bretiardleted 1114 at.", rq" .
*tilted- I regard hi. recovery a..alnmata mirlMA lle
worthy member of witty. JAIIEI Di an,r
Pantos of Berlin Chedit, naltintore Crnfor...rm
No medicine has ever glveritmeh undoutord to time's!
of Its :treat superiority over all others. .. •
. For thecae., of Coughs, Cold'', Consumption.
1 Fur Urcmehitle, 8,48 Throat, Whoopinz Cough,
, For the Palpitation of the Heart, ',ability. . •
For tbo support of old are. IbViinint ho tllh 2113.1 o.'".
WS MOON. nod to connection with 1.3 W AY •N F.'S St .li f K.
COAT SaIittAPARILLA. ANI, TAM PI 1.1......tb . . I I .•,•
riowele, Stomach, In ehurt, the whole Aliment:to t. sail.
will he cleansed and the binutl purified.
rtel ,
4"4.The aborts intalnibl,; Mittiletneo are ;Tor' tali
b7' be. IL birArps. A 80a. No. 8 North S..
tant 10 0. •
above Starket, I' hilad 4 phis. ..N. other 11111 , jrrl
prri.rrelt•er pemitOne." ,
•
s ePike,Sl per baii.—ts bottle, f 3.
Sold by Jona 11, Mims:, k Roe. C. Fl4,llrn, Pottsville;
J. Ku Urals, 11. W. l'ars'n•et, 311neraallio; Cr rte 6 1,
111. Tuscarora; O. L U.llt 117tiNfill.8ailuakill flaw,
Jour Uurstrr & J. It :it tv LET, Trainor' t : WM,l' , "• ' l '
Clair: .1..% WILLIAMS. 3liiklielrt,,l; E. J. Fay. TAD , AIM
Kttz3rui.. STEEN & Co:. Plorxrose: and by all lir'
dealers In tnecticiuee•throughout the euuuty a SO:
February, 5. 'W., '.!:. lin
- THE IMPERIAL REPURATIVE!
'The Santlarri limit illy of the. Niortecath OtaturY,
• FOB ALL, DISKA S XS - Of' TUX BLOOD.
PPREPARED BY bit. LOUNSIIEH
-IWk N 0.14 North IBM street, below
l'hibittelplth, •
Otsciss watt .Cralows Piseaseo. ru t ,
Di p Naupione („kers. nurtmineirs, jth
ter. 54,1,1 171cors a/ the Mottaami
• Terve, geeptimse of the San,
and all , 7, •
111.'1ORS AND Dirt:Rinrs OP nix' :goon,
are oast tually and permanently cured by A,
" Imperial Depurative.- •
•.
nip 7dedl , tue tOU.otends Itself to . att4 tbe• •
ionfidoece. Per two reavons—Patal--It la Joel 'abet it u
represented to be, and will dy all that* claimed it r f
twit It will not core every dbease.becattse ft la rtoe,bq' t
adapted and prepared for one dare of complaint o,l ' l
trlinw tt cow— hee the &mod place, this P,•,Anip.
Aire. hiphik caamatritled and teelfve-t.lo that It atria •
masters the, disease—ll It la curable. Lora* &rex , ' I:
lona continued oao rf It Is not asked tor—ba e to fr.
, bottles will In a unijority of rtetta exhibit I te.frratet
bre propertituf. in Oils respect, time and moue! tat lot
!wasted Ice lond and Ituttleve effort, to obtain a eiro
tl. Or moron c And &mislead disease', vo medlclnrw
ever equaled St In Ito sneeetsful rures. •
Tdyr, no nballnate and Inv trate, rennet retd 4
iM
cleanups and purtf,rlng effects of the / I /Olaf At POW
VTR ' SS
oteliary tharatter,'no matter how obY Po" 0
!Ong andlok, Inverbettlyy fold to the wouderNl ta
of the 'mute'. Deetoteetee. •
Old or Young may tote it alike with perfeetaertall .
If !oases afflicted, try Ono, Bottle. and If you in
advlceor rite to the Principal Oftlee.•No. Mt North
Street, below Art.b,aud you will reeetle t, (by e arywri
stamp tot snorter.): • Da. LOl;MiliEltt% , t 11).
biladrtraw ,
Sr_ rot pale by CHARLES W. ElllNO,Diatg b. ) i t ':,.,
IS. C orner of Centre Norwrilau streets., (cidamiti
timer's !Wei.) Pottsville. Pi.
alhirldc Sale by DruiTglids generally.
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