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-POT.TSVILLE, .pA.
FdattRDAY, APRIti SO S S 9 .,
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crTitr Ifcelltton of the DIVILIte.TOOI.I*-1. Ifietritt to- 1
tno e:ere:at•• ctrculation orally TIIIIKE other knglisti ,
paoern otiniunca in tile tatuuty—and ad tto clreulatea
taut
t h, t,o,t TOOInn of the romulattOn. orn adVertlee..,
taent insert el l i n It., eotnillft% ht. of COUrfie., worth as muca
Vtthe vivre trr 54 if pehthked In any three other pa.
t ort 1110 es .11 lesth r r.,1., of art vettipitia afr niers r. ara."
J .. e I in efief Aecortin^.. y, the circulation of the'ap;i.---,•
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Agents
Nme yott..4). ?rcpt. Winn - I
-No. 2, lin
mte:Lripts-Jor•• o' o k iith awl Cl
So
ho moux- 1 .44
',W 3tOlhorized to relSlive Rnbfcripl
leel Clint ta. the )1 IMES' JOUIMAL. establiel
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PEOPLE'S STATE CONY t
iE Cifitenn of Philadelphia, rind) T r e! eorptiee of thie .Cotnrooneten
to the PEOPLES PARTY, and al
era
. orroFed to the 'unjust, unwise
gala meal - Una Qf the National Ai
are requented to send Delegate', eq
to their several representations iu
fetoldv, to a Convention to b e heft'
on WEDNESDAY, Jane Bth, 1 . 850,
to notainate candidates for Auditor
Surveyor General. to be voted fur
Eleettun in next October. •
HENRY M..FULLER
WILLIAM B. MANN, Secretary!
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People's County Mass.
A COUNTY MASS MEETING 71 '
stile Court House, in the Borough ,
on MONDAY, , June 6th, 11459,,
P. M., 'for the purpose of eleetin'
to attend the". State Couren6n
at Harrisburg. on. Wednesday; J'
at 10, A. M., to nonriitate . .eandi.
PITOE GENERAL and SURVEYOR
.t)e voted tor at the General
October. • All voters oppoied
unwise and' xtrnvagant measurE
tional 'Adniinistrationiare retp
tend.
: - Chairmai: Stanaint
LIN;BiRTIIOLOWEW, and J. W."
BISHOP DdANEof /liew Jevry;d
ton on Wednesday, aged GO year
selsulai and titan, be was universal
Om politeness of Mr; Retire! ,
icon-itepublicals. we me inileptud
oflieefe of tbii Odd Fellow Lodges
which will be found.underyur lace
Atin !der our Mcrnhunla to the
a Mr. Joshua L. Bniley—New Tr
llotlio of Philadelphia: , 110 Over.
Stork! or Press Goode—in 011 vorio
iI Li!geBt ovoortioent of Mer!itna
1:at0 ., 1 Sinteg—ot prices to snit C , ;
'Noe Boyers.
' °tin 'Borough election will tak ,
day next. Ire h.ive but to say, a.
th FoLject, select fur the rariutis
ed, none but goi4 and reliable
told administrative tr o . p riety, det
lgt.o fell vote be ielleMtbat lb ,
the,clectian may be recognized.
11. SnYnztt; ,ob.erve that tlti
gentle in'in s itt`vident of "Selin ..rotte 50y.14:
aunty. is named as the nomitee Of the Amsri9 r.
lt,ruitlican r paity, in connection pith the oflieelA
Auditor General of the State. *e Are, eunrineitS
that if Mr. Snyder should lie seleetpd, that
wuld- make an effieigut, Esithiiil 'end hunk
officer. ,
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Aroma GEteett.u. —lle observe that ThetnlS
1:. Cochran,
• ••11., of York, is a ej ti inilidate•fey
&tor General. Should the Ci ventrnn tiftOt
People's Pas.ty in its stittloin Fee r l pro'per to Won+.
'ate Mr. Co ran.—which is equialent to nn
for that party will sweep the State pest F II
—we know no gentlemen who would disehitege t 6
duties of the office with more al.tility or fidelityil
W e want good men in office, and Mr. Cot:W.11 8
ene of them. ' • ;
STo-Ne. went:.—Thin ware Inneufactured by 11 . ,-
liain Moyer at his factor.* in Ilartieburg, has t
refutation of hying among the ~best. of the kik
;mole in this country. We learn that Mr. Met*
will shortly Visit this Borough„at which titpb
some of our Merchants might uMketna nrrani,
tnent with give his waroWlrial. A pee!
liar merit of Mr. Moyer's POne,wnre is, that it'dl.
den- of all poisonous inatter,J a fact which
?times the 'pi incipul oljection- to common fel
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cAlben-ware.
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Thr. lending.papers a the'cutantry justly col
ic:pa the verdieein the Sickles ease, as n grer- t,
outrage. ; The . New York pies:. including the Ile . : I
,thl;ntlrises !Iloilo retire to thO shades of*priv . • '':
hf.. as if Will be years befare the occurrence ca t .
be forgotten, t r ho bo even ttilerated in respectil•
Ile society. The generalloplolon is, that Sicks
Itotild have been convicted eflthe murder of M.
.
Key, and 'then that Executive clemency shop ,
haveAterposed to save him from the gallowlit
It is tote hoped carnestly,'lthat a sithilar le
may'n4er again be brought before the public.i, -
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ltf cnocnotx APFAIR.—AI correspondent lil
ting frt'im 'Belleville, Illinois, informs us that /n
the 91111nstant, James Breacewell erns ninrried co.
Margai-Ct, danglater'of Robert Miller, a Coal M s
ite
lite oir the Belleville Railroad—After tbeimarrin e
Breeeewell started for the rekidence of Miller.i. n
the road, ht., was met by Miller. 110 naked if- e
was married. Breaccerell lierlied irtrllie rani a.
five.. Without farther conversation Miller dreiti a
lowrio-knife drom his coat-sieeve and philaged"t a
blade into the body of BreaCewell. The tinfei -
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'info man lingered until the IlBth, when be died
He was buried on the. following day. We arett'' l ln.
formed that the. parents of Breiterirrell residOlin
England, and . that some of his friends one*. pi:Ont . :mega live tit New l‘fritrit; this County. §te
titer are regoested to infr i win bis parents ofts
leat)i. Any further information in regard to'fbe
matter combs obtained byladdreasing “latilliti.
lines, St. Clair Court, Belleville, Illinois, ..r.x
25.'' i I . 111
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ASHLAND. i! 11. i
The hat number of the .31;itere tilt:Weer, v i,
!nine en tulttorini article eututnencillg :Ifs folio
"The Pillto raise our„Cothugh taxes from fie ,l to •
ten mills, bas passt4 both Howes of the Lek's a.
thre, end . With the Gevern'oes signature , ha e
canton law." This; is eiiher a uiistake dr i is-
It
I
toorment. The recent Vegislnt,,ire' varied no 'ct
r'nifing the' Borough M.* in lishlnn,l. T are
rend a t;. - ,otigitotnent vassa l to the Charter of 'tfott
Ilatough; authorizing 1 the 'citizens hereart p tO l
e!eet oink 'Councilmen instead of five, the nu ther i
.s
liSretoforlm elected, untl..inutborizia?" the H i.tvrti i
t',;eneil 'thus elected by ;the people, to levy i s Jai
nn Mneunt ofllui 2 ough ts 4 as they may tteett4z-,
l ethent and necessary, oat s exceeding ten mtl A I o n .
theilell,r of the valuation for ConlifY Pur 'ler
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It is,true that by the original Charter: the pp,s•or
of the Coptwil was United to° five tn'ills..rtt for
ilaiongli purposes, l aud 'that the StIIPIIIII in
, ~
crease. their power to the -sante e xtant silverly `
existing in the Alosough or r. , ttstrilleititi.ifn decry
Townehir, and eltnitst if ;not entirely:everyl Ile
7dugh in Schuylkill County, but it does notfol
•low that the power of ta x ation will be eierclred
to its limit. The people if Ashland will coot eue•
t•s• control tlieir own taxation and limit t to
what;eicr is necessary. hi t releeting !visa atnl iis.
crefi r t Councilmen. We would further sigges i i,to
the Gorenter, that bat- tiesiinatin g the ew
law as n 4now.Nothing ac i d Rqlublip.m tuemire,
it would have in
been well tt hare alvetne in til
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.ry and examination a. t r ' what citizens of /sll.
lam; were among the pritioners tu , . OW Legi?la-:
turelp itli6 favor . It 4glik be that the 'tor
i i
woulde diseevered,,the names of s , tne go tie
men of 101 l 'own Politicril party, whom bo st ultl
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not feel disposed to unkindly,treie
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1 - JUST iSCOGAITIONS.• ,1 1
Recent', Henry C.,.0 trey, loiq,,•tbe eblo oro.
Cite of Piotection to Anicrican Lihor, visitelLu.
seine anif i Cionti'»uous coiluties, by insitatiOn t ond
experieneetl a ceeptino ;very way • hornowhitiand
merited.. ,Upo bis'ret i utin to.l'hil +dolphin, lqwas
invited,bi a la go numb'er - of the most promikht
citizens of Phi adelphia,l to partake of a dlottieit
the La Pierie once. If came offl on Welneiday
evening, and i dcscribel as haring b. h. lin: 0 1 0 at
the most brill' ntnffsirs'or the kind writ wi t h ' vs
,,
ea in Philad lithis. Afnong: OA, tiistlngul h et
i
gentlemen' pr .Att, were'Mayor Re 'iriy,'lfon.' ohn
1;01 of Tenn 'see,.Dr. Eekards of Vests eo4tys
John Tucker Esq.,'§enitot Cameron, Dr. i2der
Doti - JesUph lintviien„ Jr: Etzeial. elosint
eeebeS war delivered.; Many 411e - riews .;the
subject 1u i I' otcction were advs'neett; and , g 4 re.
gret Thal w hate no ;a t e to give even i 4
iilc,
strzlet of wh• t was said l ion the o•.:ca'sitM. ktitust
be ptculiarly gratifyinil e Slr. Carey that bi P iths.
int.wested letter ler Prrectiun, has made its alsriti,
and that a re;lution elri the cut' is at h
114.1,totide !ten t to kbe Pre:side:ln Ki tilt. illiailli
' thinkluit Ind while they appreel'aM the iiripor:
1 .
11 411 of autio on Abel' :Part, they theerfulit:.
'guise and aro th ankful to M. Carey fur bisl at
•erfire la thq enure. - gr. Oilrey taihtfor 4krope
in a &Is sevi,e. -' 'l' " ; i -
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ESPLANAISORY
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List wick's ;noutbei of the 'Dtatocrittle Pond
r4rd, a paper s:uhlished in Pottsville, by a grateful,
Et
ilartiruler frieritdof Governor Kama. complains
Cif the publication in ' pamphlet for" .-itilt r e
Ilipeeehes of one Representatives op the. DIN I .fOr
\ ihe Peetection of the wages of labor, antrAlleges!
bet it WAS done specially to deceive the enlierii
I this County. As the pamphlet alluded to yes,
issued from this office, it is no more than simple,
itistiee to say, that oar Representatives - bad neth
ng to do, with its publication, sod that it wail
!evicted by some of our friends, who desired. to
8
show to the public that the pledges . , of tha l eindb
dotes of :the People's Partyda the Campaign of
Ins, had been redeemed. As for the minirs and
,
!laborers, they can afford to IM I deceived bylppeee h
!ies and votes ending in laws Yor their protection,
much better than : they ran • Mara to be deceived.
I by the false professions arid, romises of 120-Eitt
chasten Demeeruek before the elections. resulting
l in speeches, - } votes and, laws destructive of their ,
I interests, after the electiOne. l , '
The Standard atiertb ., th, `if the -Sitemhers
from, this Co r unty have endeavored to do their
duty, they have only done what they were elected
to (1,7 This is true. Oar ;epresentatives have ,
done nu more than we pro , iced for them and
they promised for themselvis, before their else-,
tion—their duty to the people who elected theta,
and the only; exPlunation that we can give of the,
numerous eneoteiums l isssed upon them frous.nit
quarters, is, that the penpiel of this County were'
agreeably surprised to find that the recent Legls7
, •
tature was not ae formerly, , wane We were !fro , .
•
sented ,by Democrats, a' mere "Cimatutecotin
' Office," appurentiy occoniedio contriving hew, not
'to do anything, but that some regard was paid to ,
ti re
the inteste of Schuylkiil County, and some ,
legislation secured calculated to advance itsiwel-I
fate and prosperity.. .I . • ...,i , - 1
.i s s the Standard is "gathering facts in:ingotd
to the defeat of the Dixe' Saving Institution of
Pottsville, for the purpose of unmasking Outlier
political deMagogoo," we will furnish. vitae facts
with reganete that measure, which may ormay
not faellilite its labors. The Bill passed the Re
publican House in unexceptionable ' form, and
went Into the hands
. of the Democratic Cbnitait
ice on Banks.rin the, Damocratier Senate, The '
Committee, after holding it for sot/oral Weeks, re-
Ported it to the Senate with a reeommendatiOn
that it be negatived, ns it did every other Bill for
the Incorporation of a Bank or'Sacinge halite.
tine. Every one of the Bills thus negatived by .
the Committee that was afterwards voted on by
the Senate, was defeated by Demociatic votes, and
the Dimes Savings Institution would inevitably
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have hhared the same fate if it had been voted on.
Of what possible service quota it have biMn to
force the Bill to its defeat, in the face of a st;ad.
far; Democratic majority against , every. similar
proposition? If the Stamford thinks the Bill
was a good one, and, calculated to advance the Hi
tempts of the econuoilleal, Dime Saving poor, let
it "unmask the demagogues" of its own delega
ble "J. B." party, who by their course in theSi:n
ate reodered its pn.snxe impossible.
Itromiway.
hesnut Ftreat*,
lions and.
ent. j.
NTIOSi [!
u(ihe eere l . l!
th, etteehed i .
enteri whit'
end eztreir i. , ,'
ministration i i ,
111 in numbo l
:. Ilenerel Aii,l
It Harrn.buri,
et 10 A. 31
Genentl 00
t the General
Chairman.
i
;
1 tl
teeth*,
lobe held' In
of Pottsville,
at 1 O'CIOCIi;
DELEGAT4*
to be lie 4i
ne 8th,1859i1
ales for AO4I
GENERAL, tO
lection,
the uninsti
s of the Na.
ested to at'
F,RAILy, ;
annniittiO
HAAS, ',Se' c'o,
I ed nt
r: As prelate)
ty erteerued. 1 1
of the Anto4
' Fur a Nei
,of
tly County
!Advei:iitemen.l
.lECP a conipicii,
lea, cuibraoinA
r k prints in ttil
h and Silo t
! place on Ma
e last cord
offices to be 911
en. IleonJotcT
!and only su4;
I •
enportanee .f .4
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,Tea municipal ele than of Philadelphia, will be
held on Teheday, ne .. The People's PaYty has
nominated an excel'
~. ticket, and is sanguine of
success. Philadelphia on Tuesday next 'has a
double duty to discharge—first to reiuko the cor
rupt and tyrannical Buchanan Administration;
next to encourage the interior in its determina
tion to give a death-1)1 , 3i, to that dynasty in Oc
.tolwr. ;Will shy do it? '
THE COAL TRADE.
April 30, Is3o.
rottss
-The gnantity sent by IL titroad this week is
30,184 14 byC4nal 33:470i 14—Tor the week
63,655 OS tone, egainet•67,24 tons fur the cor
responding week lest yeer.
,The'thinal, it will Go obse4ed, teal the RitY;
root ago inover 3000 tons.
I•he trade has improved n little 'within the last
Reek, but prices rule ruinously low.
The trade sums up this week ns followi:
• • w Enc. TOTAL. WEEK. TOTAL
Reading R. it. y - 35.380 450,385 30.185 - 519.570
Schuylkill Canal, • 31.855 12.4.440 33.470 141.592
Lehigh Vniley R. R. Dxsa 145.880 11,870 197.704
Do. Cale. 9.315 14.754 28.418 09.750
Scranton South, ,- 10.379 100,315 - 13.575 133.865
Do. North, 2.452 27.555 3.833 31.825
Shamokin, No report. 3,320 24.712
Trevort ~,,, 2,2112 17.993 . 1,091 31.997
Broad ,Top, 019 15.855 1,980 34,388
Increase In IMO—tons. • 2:,653 260,808
II the Regions show an inerease for tho week
over the corresponding week lost year except the
Schuylkill and Treverton.' The lose from the
Schuylkill is by Railroad.
Freights from Port Richmond to the Etst have
advauced.a shade since our last report, and ves
sels are not plenty. The quotations will be found
in the proper place.
Durdnir the week the shipments from run
Rich
mdnd were as follows :
To Boston And vicinity,
Conhecticiat. anti Rhode Island,
New York and vicinity,
Southern Ports,
13,406
'IIELAWAMZ, LACKAWANNA it 'WESTERN R. It.
COMPANY, April 12, MO.—The following will be
the prices fur Seraoton;Cual during the year.lBs9,
delivered on board vessels at Elizabethport :
May di June. Jury Al dug. Sept. tE Oct. dlf.lll
Lump. $3 25 • $3 35 $3 43 $3 .5
Ot.ltout, 330 310 350 36)
grate, 335 315 3 55 365
t:B4 , 3 45 ' 3 55 • 3 6Z, 3 75
tMhve, 3'55 3 65 3 80 3 90
Chesnut, 290 •3 00 i 3lO , 320
The above are cash prices., 1.
40 cents per ton additional,eodelivering Coal
in New Turk.
The prices forlprate, Egg, Stove and Chestnut ,
Coal are 5 cents per ton higher than the prices
charged by the Delaware & lludson Company on
board of vessels.at, Itondout, - and from 20 to 25
cents per:ton higher•than the prices4rutuulgated
by the Prinusylvania Coal Company:
All theCoarCompaniej centering at New York,
pursue a very judicious policy in fixing the prices
of their Coal. For instance, they sell Pftmp and
Steamboat from 1010 - 25 cents per ton lower than
the prepared kinds; thus creating a demand for
Lump Coal without the necessity of breaking it
up at the tnines,thus saving the'weitag&in break
ing, and preventing the accumulation of immense
ditt piles—while they add the wastage in hreak--
ing.to the price of the prepared kinds. By this
means they are enabled-to tell large quantities of
their Coal in Ditap. In this Region, Lump,
Ilrbken, Egg, Stove, 'and large Nut; gener
ally sells . et the same roles. Occasionally,
when there is a great •demand for Stove, it com
mand! ten cents a ton advance on the other kinds.
There is one feature however about this business
that may as well he mentioned. and that is, that
the prepared Coal is improved in proportion to
the amount of Lump broken up into,the mailer
kinds, and that is ime reason' why die'. Schuyi,kild
Prepared Coals are generally prelerred in ;idle
different markets, over the Prepared Coal of "the
other regions, fur household purposes.
. Tom.r.; &c.; ON Tut' Nottranna' emitter. It. It.
—This Company hove fixed the rates of toll and
transportation on. Coal from the different points
to &thin:ore, for 1559, as follows :
In airs nf
! • Coapany. Mrs.
Prom Sunbury above Shanialtin, $9 On $2 15
IS 44 below 245 • . 2 10
" Trevorton, ' 1 60
" Lyketis Valley, 179 1 511
" Pinegrove, 214 196
Tho chargiin l the Company's ears include the
tolls andiransportaion over the Shamokin, Mil
lertpury„ mai Dauphin and Susquohanna Rail- .
roads. Individuals who put cars on the Road aro
allowed One-fourth percent. per ton per Mile fur
the use of the cars. '
• The Delaware & Hudson Company's Canal was
opened on the 27th instfor‘business.
The Wyoming Canal was opened about two
weeks ago. We Were promised a Weekly Riport
of the shipments, but so far have nut received
them. • The North Drench Canal will Wieldy for
busincu about the first of May, ' • •
Since the obese was in typo we learn that up,
wards of 9.000 tons were slot 14 the Wyoming
Canal hat week—which would make the supply
from that quarter about 19,000 tons fur this lea.
son.
litilt.slira.rnta COAL lf ARK ET, April 20.1850.--
The . shipinenta from Pott Richmond have In.
creased since last week—but prices 'remain with
out change. While and Red Ash on board ranze
from f 3 to $3 40 per ton of 2210 lbs. For Le
hir,bl3 25; 6tore,.s3 25 $3 17.
Baimeotts Coat. Namur, April 27, 1850.
The market has been dull and bet few truism,.
tiona tiara been made this week. 'Wegner Cum
berland at $3 35 ® $3 50 for fee and $3 60
$3•73 Inc eon of tense. , Anthraelte Coal is set-!
ling from the yards .at .$4 50 $5 per ton of
1,210 lbs.
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New _Tonic COAL sill Inds,lll.toxwe, April 28,
1850.—There hay; been it fair deered_ since our,
last for. Domeolifil the arrival. her ; beim* liberal, r.
and pikes favor the buyer; %torpor - by the rug*.
at $3 230 $4 20, arid troin;yardit sl® ti): 50' ''
•
15 ton. A moderate Wares! hotbece &id in!'
Foterin at former price& •
e----18 , 58,-...-, ,--....-1859.....-.-•
101,975. 910,867 125.0251.171,A95
101,975 910,887
Tons.
• 5.5811
•: 3.120
4,240
SSO
* ' bom—Scotch: Ils trio
.Mery - rie.. doe" k, but
. •
the 4etnaiel la limited, , ead pri ~ ere - tritheet es
wentlol chariots; rale.
,of 150 lon to arrive, ant
eE , i i hip it $?.4 301%1 . 125 - 50, 0 , or. Other 10543
ere ecittilly quiet, toil primeare i teehotisted;.satei
0f'.30 toes refined English Dart 1,357 50,'6 woe.
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, DAVIS PEARSOPI I — CO.' . • ''' '
WYE .
opefied :an 0 ce,' iti -Ram'
No. 2. In William Wesel, New .:Yrtic;*i ; ibtkial ,
4;;Ir erlebratc.l LOCUST MOUNT IN WHIMS Atli,
'atidlBl'ollll,yi3rd RED AEU COAL -. . '' V,, :._ '
aa - Ordetv ghat to NOsia9 .TA et Op seamy
pla.ie wilt ramie", prompt And rawer ottentkui. .-,
' A iit 9,19 • - • • -.' 133 m -lotlet
IA • ':
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BY TLEORR U. ~
Yam rotteetmet: P .M.
Pre ' r
01* Post Richmostd to— , - .-
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Near York. - • 90 Peosld re •
Ipswich - - 180 East 0 mkt!: -
weimloetoo- - 13 Nom
, Nett Iteoliod- .. - 1 la. Wr Pet •
Ratan' - - • -1 OS Portia •
310iford . -.. . 1 7t , New it
irs
&lip° c - . . Ibe Clarke
Ney' Ilsven • - 110
%easels in Port-,1.; boa
tllOlaTayl — illt Coal Tradit for
41,. u tity $f co.' ocetty 11eilread and Caual, fur the
weak ending on Thursday evening N;
.1
.•. . . n 4,1 an. • CASA.
r ,
Port, Carbon, ~ , 1e.211 04 • 0,755 00
PoOtTillo. 1,21$ 01 '2.115 01
Schuylkill haven: ~-.. • 10,11 . : 41. 3 05 ~•. 24810 00
A upon!, . 1, 06; '
,
Pact Clinton, . ,6,65k18 ' 1,781 10
, ,- 4 ---1 , --
l ota] for the week. 3 , 1.1844 14 . 3470 14
4E41,345102 111,1'11 18
Pritustlithis you,
,motel, -ai
519,54 16 ~ 1 11,391 10
Awe time last psi*, 1130.384 i 12 r 124,410 07
-.1
' - 6717374: •'-
1
moss, ton*,
— Mishay!kill Cannily Ratireoads
_10591 '
he I.lloelng Is the quantity tt Coal transported
ore the different Railroads In Se itylklU County, for
'l r
we t ending on Thursday evenly: as!:
MIO ]f i end S. Maven It. R.. 31.21, IA MUM 02
Mt Ca ;•• ... 1 - . 4, 17 . 41,011-03
Be aylklll, Valley
t it
". 5.7 507 43.273 07
Mt Carbon 111.4..Carboili " 8, ' 16 116',419 01
111 !Creek: . •'; " 12,E 05. 117,726 14
Liar. S.:huylkill. - • " •15.11 II 09 106.074118
I Pluegrove Coat Trade for 11939.
.:
mount trausported dating thekast mouth: 4,
... Na. TN . ~. ToTAL.
pion Canal. ,• . 7,78. U. . ; MIMI 10
Suntan' Itailmad, ' j 3.31 04 '• , 1,783 15
Lehigh - Coal Trade for
For the Week ending on Sahada
Lehigh Coal and Nay. C 0.,.
Spring Mountain Mines,
Coleraine do •
Ter ileadcrw
Nep r t York and Lehigh Coal Co.,
Gee min Penna. Coal Co.,
• North Spring !fountain Coal,
D. 1 utotney and others,
11 zlelon Coal. , •
t Sugar Loaf Coal,
91•unt Pleatent
Co. nell Ridge, •
11 , ek Mountain Cnal
W Ikeebtrre et...al
W, owing Coal,
rttord Coal Co.,
Total,
. high Valley. R. li.for I
or week ending, on Saturday la,
11
aleton (h. Pardee A C 0..)
Scopir loolf,( Packer k C 0..)
unell Ittage,(Stuirpe, L. g Co.,
• not Pleasant, •
Mt.. °Landolphs k linuipablre
leralne, ( galena k Juhusonj
B ver Meadow,
N York ;It Lehigh. (Taggart &Son
N Sp. qt. (J. B. Alcereary Lem,
S. Sp. ML(Dolbin & Dehaven4
U ion Improremantpo.,
U -mann Pfona.,
0 her Shippers,
at by RaWald,
CALI3I,
Last year,
Icrease, so Lir,
Scranton Cord Tra
For week ending on Saturday
r ELK.
Shipped North, 3.833 03
South, 13575 07
Total. 17.40$ 10
S .iputeuts to same pet ied Inst •
. • 1 went.
Shipped North, 2.451 19
,Shippud South, 10,378 16
MEMO
Lykenu Valley Coal T
Lykona v,aly co d_Co,•
Short Mountain -Mines, 1
1 , .
;. Shamokin Coal Tr
Amount of Cwil Shipped from
a to Saturdny last: •
For the Ins; Week
Trevortain coal Tr
Broad Top Coal Ti
For the last week, 1,9 ,
Last year,
Increano thin xenr,
t- -- I
I ate• of Tot! ant Tr
' PHILA. & RINCIIING R
groinlFreinil
NM: trlani. 34 114 re
Richmond, $1 40 . IV "
-) [Milani, 110 • l3.
$ .ring 311113, 135 . 131
I eading. . • 95 ' t
: ates of Toll by Canal
' Jrnmill.Otrbms..iit. Cat rilo '
I o l'hilmla , 65' 64 .
.
8, ring 31111 n, 60 ' 69
orrimown, 'si .51
1 cbtllufi• 38 ' ra
Rates of Frelghtl
Pr.& Pt C. It. C. S. :
. New York, $1 56 .
in ehilada, 55'. 1
hate■ of Toll and T ff
Int VIII LtIOGIT VALLt • I
Maurh Chunk to Trentou,
do Klizabethport,' - I
do Morris Canal
IMES OS THE C,
From Mauch C: unk to Nur
; Ware k Raritan Canal,
From Mauch Chunk to New
de Ca , I
ate. of Toll, &c., fro
Is Lehigh Valley and North*
to tiantei . street, Philadelphia
hate• of Toll, ton
err Snobory above Shamokin,
1- M. below ho.
Trevortort,
Ly kens Valley, "
tiorgrrree,
Clcoza. Eft . -
AND OTHER SCIIUYL
CORRECTED WEESELT 7 ITT WILLIE
Railroads(
%nadelphla.Reading A Puttee
• 4ne lull and Schuylkill Have
lonia Carbon • - • -
t Carbon and Pori. Ca the
fill Creek - - - -
'ehuylklll - • •
.orberrY Creek- - - - - -
walara
Cattalos
• clanylklll Navigation
" preferre
Union Canal
• 4.• - proforred -
Del.& limn" Coal &Traneporta I
Railroad AcCoalComp ,
LittleSchuylair.. C
Lehigh Coal A Navigation CO,
Hazleton Coal (70.- -
Bock 761ountain Coal Co. -
renn.ilraola Coal k R. It. Co. I
Dauphin Coal & Rt It. Co:
4.ykrnp Valley Coal Co. • -
illeareelleadowa Coal &
,Lykene %Alley Railroad & Coal
Coil Companies
Toreat Iniprorement -
North American Co.:preferred!
Coal
14
Co . c ommon '
Delaware Coal Co. .• • - •
( Cumberland Coil Co. • -
New Creek Coal Co..-
Misvillaneous t
Miners' Dank -
Fartnere,flank • - - • ' - •
Pottevillense Co. 1
Pottaeille Water Co.
Ala-The Atoek of all Coal Co l
the ahotellat when furnished
pladirrilon
NEW ADYEitT'MENTS
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
TtiST r eceived, at EL McDONALD'S
IP/ Cheapleash Store, a fine aeleklon of Shawls.
and arili be 4nlld cheap. Aar ?1 and Examine.-vt
April 3a,..19 • 184 L
-
'ICABBACE . FILANTS.'
rillIIE 'subscribbr w ill have .for sale.
1 ' next week, afl no lot 01. abtitie Plants. wliolemtle
find' Waif, embracing the F ly Kinds,E triy Toth.
Early Sugar Loaf, Early Wire stadt.sald to be the finest.
F.irly,Cabbage cultivated —tog ther with large York for
the second crop. Will also ha e for wale Large Drum.
head and Flat Dutch Cabbage lante.
Apply on Ureenwood 11111, o at the okaeribeia Seed
Store. t.., BENJ. BANN A N.
NUM'S*. April 30, '39, Id. IS.
. . .. _....._
ROGENA'S GEOLOGY, 0 PENNSYLVANIA.
rSHE GEOIiOGY ()F PENNSYL
-1 VAlilA—A OovernmenSurvey, with a General
View or the Geology of the lln ted States, Essays on the
Coal Avmation and its Retell and a Description of the
Coal Fields of North Atuerhui and, Great Britain. with
numerous Illustrations anti
Rosins. State GeO/OtriAt, in 3 1
Maps. Prlea $3O. etlubscripti
- to ba soon at 4 A., • II
CoRNER-STO
MilE CORNER-S';
glt*ls Protestint Union
Schuylkill county. on thd roe •
Mayon to Pinegrove. will be
1859. Serviette will eotruneu
ued during that day. All [ii.
Itell4lon. stud the public gene .•
led to be present.
tlevetal clergymen of Mere
present on the corcteiten: • Al
olent doclut tea are expected.
SKTlt.the weather sheeld
of the CoruerStone will be
cday. [Prledenxbarg
altb:
Sce.2.l. oath ARM= Or
' Nolan crixt, Apr11.1(314109:
PAIIIOIOER TRAINS pOR 11AIIIIISDURO.
I On and ;Ober Monday, 18t ininant r TlVMDarrenter
i Trains Will be run DAILY (80cidayr nxerpted) to 114 r.
4. risbarg 11. Deadluz and Intermediate prints: • : •
Mi s
ORNINO 'LINK - 7 . •
intros the Der' Lat Bnind nd Vine stvett, at 1.30
Arriving at paifflttelfi NE liiii. iron. ..
. _ AWTHUNOILLIND. • • ,
1411111 the Depot, al !Inked 4 flue Arnett, at 240,.
Arriving . In Theriot's:it nI 8 ;90 P:ii.- li '. - :' $3 -•
__f
Yarn to llarrhiburs, lid el - timi .' - •,, .• Di-
' ' . ' " -14 eLr.r. ;
.. 2.. ,
Ily order 6f Ibe Itonnl.' ~...., mr.-nAletillioN otA..,'
April 30, VI 113 tOtet.l • . • • i Avideiry.,
" .1
NEB AbnitioriN
11 11 ilE1 Undortien&l - respectfully "an
- tutesseetto the ettluilvast Pottetrithi:Outt lieettnt
hex esadidateit the Itaroskth elerthriv t 4 Uandits - diat.
far the Ogles ef ttilatitemes. Us hopes that the-cote
Ode*" heratuine versed to tdm, as an setae eidelin
the ittsetutesso hladate, *lll be
Pottelfile,dadt D.& CP=
. .
, . ..
N' ItTE TIOM, SATT.ALIONS -•
TL
-Al Companies
coil pacing the First
Viet eehuilltilt County Volunteer% will turd
forPura .inetwelittu and miner ow blonder-the .9th
day ref Slay, int, In the itorouch of Itlinersal[ln with
out forther thwart,
The Line will be formed at tOn'elork
in lint fl o t ant, la the main art, the right rwatiogar
poeitir Phi dio's hotel, eiritor loath. ' - •
P. SL—Ail Artillery Committee are notified to appear
with their Yield Herta LT intimation. " -
By °Wei. of the Colour!, .1.%31M WHEN, • .
pousrme, d lull gt, '39 , 18.21] , t Adjut tut. .
• 1 13
113
• • • • 115
• 'l ^ 'r
• • - 1 SS
.rt-• - - 115
. r 135
' -(1 1 Ta••
. • - 1 . 00
BOOT fit SHOE,EITOREVONTINUED.
ilk , l WO. ABIGAIL sAtrrig widow of
the late. Wax
entith„ isifeetfoly an. 4k.
mantes tq bet friends, v. --
and the pnidieethat the
via iotaleme the Boot • -
and Shoelinstunut in r i p}
tin branches , at the old -
Ma eopt 6e:rd l i C ln h nP re e 7, t r t h h ent estE 7 l l 6-i ll .411'
-
be kept on band ands.• 4#0411, 7 ".• I
mode to owder, all kinds -
or Gonts mod - Shoes. imbroeing a geueril assortment ihr
alntlOronlen and child! en. whirh will be sold At the
very lomWs rates. Aillinds of Tinots and Shoat made to
Ordei "n4 rill: died In the best style at short notice.—
She I.4 prftrally soarito the patronage of herfrlendgand
the pnbitt, frolineevolSdolt that they wilitind it Mach
Intero4 tp glee bee • tall,:
Poltsillie, April 30, '39
10,151 03
' :Stone-Ware Manufacturer,
. i • . :
• Harrisburg. Pa.
( it .
PULL asForinient of 'WARE: con
potriir oc i l i band. All kinds of Ware mode to of
1' : 1 . p F ro tO V p r t l e y rot% 11l to. the proprietor. Orders by
• HARRISBURG STONE-WARE.
Thin rem Is clear of jll poisonous wailer. The gla
ring Is ii de of notate salt and day. Apple Batters,
anything else may bebewt_ to It with perfect
There is NO POIOIN to It, as there is la common red
garthetoTnte. Milk sad Hotter keep math better is
this material thin It does to Eiribeti•Ware. It is burnt
to e Blot batty. and will ,not sluerb an part of what
may be put into It, and is not liable to breakk- or creek
In using(
BEM
lAfil. TOTAL:
~`Cn 12 34,144.16
1,201 07 '-31433 05
461 17 1,617 12
263 00 673 It
gar- Sold by storekeepers In POTTSVILLE, and mer
chants throw:bout the Slate.
Wawalwg.www"A famlly.rfeldinu In fan
cock. Pa. acre recently POISONED-by eating Apple
Butler which bed been kept In Earthen Clock& the Fla
slag nf Shirt' Is l'OLlONOU&"—Efledis Jeer
nut. Jay. l 8 e.
'Wee n factory In FILBERT street, bet ween Stje end
North elfeets, near the State Capital Steam Flour 34)14,
HAREISDUEO, PA. lAprll3o, '69 ltl-am
6116 18 • 1,10914 -
,891 18 4,699 11
384 06 " 2,136 09
t 157 02
15,102 19 7,172 02
1 439 02 993
,1?
1,012 14 4,120 10
8,400 08 1,614 11
THOMAS FOSTER £ CO..
lairafactureri & Wholocale *Retail Design
IN• ,
M 10 142 15
618 14 i 1 ; 1•Z) 16
,BOOTS. ANDSHOES
1
('IENTRE STREET, Three doors
VV below Mortimer's lintel, Pottsville. - • .
Our assortment comprises ev
ery variety of goods, either of -.47 r ~,
iF Mom*, Eastern, Philadelphia. or eel I_MA Vi
L
,Itertling Work. for Men's. We. w '• '
men's, Bove, Misses' or Children's Wear.
_ Wo manufacture and are prepared to furnish our cue
foment With a superloratticle of Gents' Preacher .Amer
lean Calf Boots, °alters and Walking Shoes. Water
Proof arid Kip Boots;sultable toe Engineers: and Me.
chanice,' Miners' and Laborers' Working Boots and
Shoes. Ladies' French or Engliih Lasting Gaiters, But
too or Lace Boots, Buskins, Slippers, Lc., &e. .
tal-Truelln g and Parking Trunks, Tallies, Carpet
and Oil Cloth Traveling Bus.. Boys' and Misses School
Satchelir, and an excellent assnriment . of Umbreitas
will allays be found at our establishment, of 4:delete
prier,.
0 .! wary Merchants srliff be supplied with ny
goods lu our line in such quantities as they require, at
a !riding advaueson city prices. . .-
Thankful to our friends, for past favors, we are deter
mined t' merit a continuance of public Patronage by
our piyl g f
good articles upon the moat reasonable terms.
offs Ille, April 30, '59
. 18.11
HARDWARE
.& IRON
re,418 u 9 1 09,11.0 u 8
8859.
TOTAL. •
049 16 28,134 14
gm,3 28 , 1 . 30 08
147014 , 25.353 03
, 377 06, 6,344 13-
,9.50 141 42,2.. , 9 IS
1,010 07 17,411.05
• 313 14 10,946 16
1,016 01 18,106 04
917 01- 16,300 10
19 08
172 09 2,27.7 00
t
146 00 GU 00
11:870 OS 107,70 s n
09 6).750 08
49488 14 20,438 19
19,022 93 (101,133 07
t,256 11 10:025 12
e for 1539.
~,
S LLINCI OFF BELOW COST! J
ririll SUBSCRIBER, intending
L to relinqubh the Hardware business, has
renew 'the balanse of kis stock to the bririt 1
bundle In Norwegian str e et, between Centre and ~.alb,
road streets. adjoining the Liquor store of Hr. Jas.
Smith, here he is now closing out his goods with
out rex rd to cost. He would respectfully call i t he •
at tenth n of Housekeepers, Mechanies, 31Iners mid
others o his stock. being,sat &fled that it will be totheir
adrant "ado give hint a rail. as he is detertnitu4 to'
close the busitaes.s. Amongst his stock will be found a
general a..soitnient sueb as is uutalif kept In Hardware
Stores. -There will be found-:-
Lock I. r ii Ince,.
Ham. and Panel Saws, = X Cut :and 31111 Saws,
Flies and Rasps, - linvils,
•
Rollo se, Vises.
Storks and Dies, Chisels, .
Augers, Braces and Ditto,
•
Plan ce of all kind; Tacks,
itratd Chains,
Shovils and Spades, Saddlery. Hardware. ..
Saddler's Tools, Walmn Boxes, &c.,,..te.
Oar, AINI on hand, a lot of first rate Cabinet and Coach
maker'S Tarnish and Japan, together with Rolled and
Solved I Iron. Shear, Cast and Spring Steel. ko , of the
'best manufacture. CHAS. W. CLEMENS.
Apri 30,'39 , ISO
. .
31.525 05
, 13S SG& 01
173,600 09
TOTAL.
271154 12
104,714 17
13e5669 09
ade for 1850.
LE.K • TOTAL.
40 Oil 4.611 16
05 'OB 7355 15
•
11,758 11
4° 1 06
do for 1839.
:hatodkin Coal Region
01
TOTAL.
26,711 16
dli;,for 18 19:
'EI. TOTALf.
31¢136111b
'de for
LEH.
6 00
TOTAL.
MARS 00
115,83' 0,0
18,6.39'00
nap° tatiOn on
IL ROAD
. From • From
.Auburn
$1 25 $1 20
• 125 1 20
120 120
•80 - 10
Lifer the present.
.$ !Mein. PLOria..nt
02. , 50 •
50
52 45
81
by Canal..
11. Clinton
$ t 45
45
anfportatlon,
RAIL' MA)AD. ,
• $1 SO
7 9u
t Phillipsburg, 75
NAM.
ork .ria Dots- . -
Yorkitia Mor-
• --.-
UST OF LETTERS • r
,
EMAINING in the-POTTSVILLE
POST OFFICE, April 30,1859. .• . 4R -
Mier Jas Howard Jan sh 2 Parton Henry 2
Britton Wm i ' Ibilkyard Jas sh Pnwen John sit
Linea Wm i Hughes John Pryor John sh
%MCA Wm V Holman John Potts A - Bailey
Bootle% Sarah 3 Ilerley John Quinn J o hn
Brady Peter Harrison Jan oh Mandl A linger -
Baker Martin Hummel Matilda Rees Chrlotain
Boyer Malinda K Hunter Roht 3 , Run David 2
Berge Lorena Hughes Thos 8 Rimhell Eder I
Boom. nl. N • Howard Thos II itichaidoon John ' '
Boyer ohn U, iii,Tgeobottunp W Reese Thorn •
t
Bolt: 3lt ' Mime Albin l ' Biland Jemme 2
Breneei ti R 2 ' Hunter. Alex End.* Jamb
Bilges D3l 2 . Jones Anna Rodgers Mary
Bartlett C 8 2 James Henry sh Riley Mira y
Beau Mont Chile Knowis Geo 'Wooer, Philip eh
Berm Catharine Kennedy Jan Reilly' Wm It ~
Brookes 0 31
. Ketner Semi . Shearer Mlt 2 •
Cost Mimi . . Keany Wm . Footman A P '
Curran Nicholas' Kirk Witter • Sloan C M
CartylMlek • LlppenrottEheled2Seitaincer Cass
Cutler Jane Lord Ann Smits Ed.
.csoody John II shLyneh Ellen Simmon Fraa
Ma Mir Jervis Lewis Eder Suds leo
Corsi lne Jae ab Leopard Godfrey, Billiton acs II 2
Cox Dr J Laughlin John fluillianJas
Curlii John Lynch John Btrenibeek 3 II
ant John A Levan 3lr A Mrs Smith Jll ..
Cummings Dant Lewis Martial Rankin John oh
,Cairbil Dennis - Leach Allebt . . Snyder Mrs John
Cot Anthony Lee Mary.): 2 *Stetmati•Jacoh
Davis; Wm Tsh Levis Sarah - Stevens Mrs Al
Davies Rees " Marla Gen ' Shriller Itoht
Dated Peter. Mm tha Hugh oh lilyk_ ~.. Eon., Att.
Tietw ler John MonophanJohn Ph , at Law", .
Dyke Jas oh . - ' Morgan Jas 2 tz.tirnner Tiles'
Da M lYin
Dam Henry : ! Murry John Steele '
l a
• Donoelly Henry Morris Mrs 1. TilfaryGeo P
Driver George. , Mahar Mary nein, Copt Jos
Davy} Eder . Morgan Michael Tim J W
Doran ICdo. Madam Maria Turnbull Thom eh'
DIM. ore Corn's T23lurry Peter Teshan Wm
Deeh in Bernard otiMnlrny Thom Wmiktem Eder
„Eisenhart D McGuire l'atk William. Jon II
Foch , Harrison Mellnade 3ltltY Wilson 3 S
Foot*. Martin P '3lellarndt John Wolfinger J
Torii it Patrick - Alekelan Julia We.vrant - Jeonio
Goin F McEvoy Dudley W illiams John
Gail her Jam • MeGinneos Ann Thew oh -
Gain ner John Nolan Ellen ob White Michael sh 2
Gray W IS'
Nevgle Gem - WArainti Mary,
Ilert Catharine Neville .1 C Wre4 Philip .
Harlin Dant ' O'Neill 3lary Wright Sarah
!tuft= David O'Corniert Tim Wirlo Win
tiorliin EN Patton'Calh M Wilson Wtn
Ila riper Ephraim ('age Geo &Co
Air Persons innntring for letters vin the shove liot
will please say advertised. One cent additional will be
elm 'ed for each letter advertised. •
. • HENRY ,- L. ACKER, liartitasfer.
Miinch fahniak
Pena. Railmmix '
•
o BOltimore.
Jn eur;s'of Individual
Company. firs.
$.2 50 $2 15
2 45 2 10
1 60
179 156
214 1 96
elms,
ILICO.STOCKS
THOMPKM,BANKM
He ." 50
11 450
--
--
I 'l g:
-' - I. 60.
- • so
'!r so
r. • -I! 50
.
, I Cu. •Ii- 50
. -: 1 1 1 1r0
1,100
• - DO
1 0 .. . sd
o.- -
9Sti
19
3t,
ifl
9.
SI;rX
Ot) 1 4 1
52%
46
25
00
00
0
......1,4
li
23
00
00
00
122 1 4
/K'
panies,
y those aFbo
T4/va Pottsville. daily. (except Sundays) at 11.20 A. M.,
And .30 P. M.—Palling Reading at 10.10 A. M., and 5.06
P. M Arriving lvt*Philadelphia at 12.52 noon, and at
1.40 11, _ i
TIP PASAENCiEIt TRAINS. •1:•," - •
.f .
Le vn Philhdelpitia, daily; (except Sundays) at T. 20 A.
M., nd 3.30 P. 51.—Passing Rending at 10.20 ' A. M., and
6A5 .M. Arriving in Pottsville at 12.05 noon; and at
. 7.50 P. M.
,
• Both Up and Down Passenger Trains eonneet at Port
Clinon with Trains to and from Tamaqua . Catawlssa ,
aril amsport and Elmira,. Morning Passenger Yrains
only nnect at Port Clinton for Wilkesbarre; Scranton
and Pittston. •
1 ..
• Pengere leiving Williamsport by the Catawissa
Rail oad Night Line at 10.10 P. M, connect with i PAR
sen r Train leaving Port Clinton, at 4.30 A. 31.. arrive
at Reading at 5.30, breakfast. and pureed direct to Phil.
adel hia by the 6 A. M. Handing Accommodation Train.
I.EIiANON VALLEY BRANCH.
t
Pasuenger Train leaves Reading at 10.25 • A: , SI-after
arrlial of Up and Down Morning-Passenger Trains from
Phitradelphis and Pottsville. Arriving at Harrisburg at
12.40 noon. and cantrecting with Passenger Trains onthe
Northern Central. ;"Pennsylvania" and "Cumberland
ValOty" Railroads, for Sonhury, Williamsport. Elmira,
Pit burg, I..messier. liaMmore and Chaumbersburg. •
!Turning, Guars Harrisburg at 2.45 P. M., after arri
val f Trains from above points. Arriving at Reading
al f.bo P. IL, and connecting with Up and Down Tralits
for Pottsville and Philadelphia the same evening. 'hit
Tratratsrus on Sundays. . '• •• .
,rilrews•osßetween Pottsiille anti•PfttiadelphLe.r. 75
• e off tot 26; heading and Philatiallihta, Al Aland $l. 45;
Daielsburgand Philadelphia, 2315 and $1 70; Lebanon
ants Phitadolphia. t 2 60 and 12 10. Rending and 4131 ,
Halt, $l. 60 and 61 30; Heading and Pottsville. $1 05
;mil,. 0 65; Beading anti Lebanon. 55 and 70 rents;
Pot bailie cod Bar/tabard. B: 66 and ,V. 0; Pottsville
- an Lebanon, d 1 as 41 , 4 0 1 40
._/
trough No. LTicketa-4Peitaville to Baltimore.ss 0IA"
Pot "a krle litHYsburk 11-.50; :Beading to Baltimore,
'Si ; I /leading to-Laneaster;t4 24. k. - ~
ir 80 Pound% or Baggage snowed each Passenger.
T a Second Class Cars raa'Arlth all the above Regular
Tuf;der Trataa.
11,,colosTralaDownarld ' iBeraeoaTratatjpVutly,
ea on Sundays. ‘ I • -.,: ,- 'ti •.
1 „
Therm& first Clan TlcketA.4kred iced tate', telltale.
sue'alls, Buffalo, Detroit ;Chlcage, cattail the principal
West, North We ak sad the Casusdeio . sod
Bo '
rel to la the , i ff
CcantTleketa, al lower fan% tacit tim abore pieces.
eae bad env applleation tothuStstion Agrant. :--
-,. All Tickets will be pafts, and betors,the Trahot
stadt, IlighseVare* chard ._el4 - 110/ 11 4 ID eat l4 _- •.- - ".•
.. :,1 -- • s : -.. 0..A.NYL,46,1Eng.A Bei'. MpL, :.
r il :10 1 .413 • '• .i 1 1 ). /6.
spa—by Hume Deanna
rge at° vols.. and •01. of
received, and the work
BANN AN'S Bookstore.
E LAYINCi.
ONE of . the En;
tint, at Erledenabtirt.
k lending Irmo Schuylkill
laid on :under. May 15,
• at 10. a. al., to to eoolln.
. friendly to the eaums of
idly,are rearecifulli lnri•
.1
denewleatlone will be
triers' ceders of Benet ,
WM. LERCII.
A LID NIS A.'Ritk !iD,
CHAS. KftrrKEtt.
fhaittliag Cinniattea.
. inelemtut, the laying
tpotioll tattle next .itite
Apell 30, "L 9 18..34.
IL - A-DELPHIA
ItAILILOAD CO.,pf-
RAM. MOYER,
JOSHUA L. SAILV,
Trade, Dry Goods House
. 913 314sket St., O t biladelphla.
S GOODS IN Ali. VARIETIES
IParis, Broehe and Printed Bordered
Stella Shawls,
LrLINE OF AMERICAN & PRINTS,
And the largest assortment of . •
Merrimack Prints
In the United States. '
Silks. and Mourning doodle, Irish Table and Shirt
ug Linens. Meris and lloy's Wear. in Great, •
I Variety, standard Makes of Illeached
and Drown Goods, Checks,
' Tlekings. ' Stripesi,
' D nuns. Ae.
ODS FIIO3I:'=AUCTION DAILY.
• -
Prices Uniform, and
. made to suit
'ASU AND 'SHORT TIME BUTEEB.
°niers fruit !Shyers not able to come to the City,.
filled with promptness and fidelity, and at the
Market Priem [April 311,'59 11541
LADELPHIA AND READING R., R.
mer ArrangemessVApril 1111, 1869.
e•
DOWN PASSENGER TRAINS
E=MMl2=Z=l:l
EMS
rerniinus of the Philad , a & Reading R. B. on the Delaware, at Phitadelph
Tiler No.-1.
VAN DIISEN, -NORTON - Br. CO.,
Dross,seer staitetcs es . I
IREO 'AND WHITE ASH COAL.
rt Walnut street, Philadelphia. • ,
OMCEt3: Liberty week Now Turk.
• AS Wass stree,t, 11(ettott...
CUMBERLAND COAL.,
Ate., sole Agents fee lb. -
LehiglkCoci . l and Narigation_ . apstpalty.
October 16,141 42-
• . -Pier 11 . 6. 11,-*
• BLAILISTON'Ir. CCOr s •
summit OY QUALITIES Or
{EMITS Agn. RED ASII awl TREMONT SCHLTYLWILL
• COAL • FRANKLIN COSICANY'S CUMBER,
LIND COAL: 0100, HAZLETO.NLK.• •
HIGH LAIAL.
. . {217 '‘Yoloist. street. I'hiladelphlt.
OFFICES: 4 Noy street, New York,
n Doane sine., Dorton.
October 16. '5B 42.
' - Pier Mk 11. ..
. , BAU OGLE T.
M Si
CO.,
•
igiszas MID 1110113111 Or
IZAMMICPINe COAL.
Plain quail ay lied Ask Coal. ..
i
No. 113. Walnut street. Pblladelphia.
91110 ES: No. 11. Dame Area, Boston.
Na 168 Broadway , New York.
October 20, AS ' . 44- ,
' ' •' ' Pier lio. 5. .• '
TYLE'R. STONE. & CO.,
• DWZILS id 'TARIM; DESCAminics OT
Red and White Ash
SCHUYLKILL AND LEHIGH COALS,
OBOTIONS CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL
t
i __, WS Walnut street. Pirtiadripbin.
°TIMES: R . Warhington Building, Providence.
160 Broadway. Now Turk.
, PI At NO. B, PORT ItICLIMOND.
(Weber 1R1,.18 • -
- ' 411-
NEW STORE I •
THE subscriber informs . his friends
and the publie, that be has opened, next door to
Frank Pott's Mich an) Store, to Centre street, linear
Dry Goods, Grocery sad Provision Store t
Where can alwaya be had at reasonable rates An CASEr
Prime Ait;clea for family Uir
- Re *lll be cowdantly receiving from Ptiliadelphia and
New York. and will always hare on bandanna selection
of FANCY DRIOSS GOODS.
Si -Sy giving bis business his persona) and strict at,
tention. he haes to merit and receive a fair 'bard the
patronage of t he citizens of Pottsville and vicinity.
' E. IIIeDONALD.
fa" eati at:the Nei , Stora lerat
tel, '39 , 11-tt
SPORTSMEN
SPORTSMENI
TilE latest_And best
invention for witching wild
au linalsl
i' -
4, atent Animal Traprt
RY.UTHEIS
Small enough to he carried In the
pocket, and as e&etlye asp rifle.
It will kill a bear of a lug as ear
Ily . as a rat.
Aza-ciii and tee the great 'neon.
tlon, et BRIGHT &
liariWure Iron Et,re,
eosin!, rtreat,
April 29, '59 1i•
MISCELLANEOUS. 1
.TRAVELER'S GUISE. •
HE-latest RtiebestTraveler'sbuitte
throughon Stateclnatierelved and f. r
Cl*a at B. 11.} NNIAN'S Cheap nook Store
INDIA RUBBER BALLS,:
'INDIA- Rubber 'Bat and Vartor",Balls,
1 various sizes, fur sale wholeasie and rest!, at
11. BANN ANI'S,Ven tre street.
TOWNSHIP CLEBIEW RECORD BOOKS.
A LSO Order Boois under tho now
•I Law. jest prlobei and for sale by
March 12, 'i3 BANK AN.
HAPAS, •
TikTRA. SUGAR.CURED
jnat recelmi at NICHOLS k BECK'S CasA Store,
corner Market& Centre 'tree .. • ' 17`
Aprtl"Zi,'llo 17•1
CHOICE TEAS, inzland Green!
JAVA at
and n and"
OL L A D GUA G Y ° II:C E UFN R } N "!, I eeth be " tead j A t
second street. NICHOLS a
• April 26, '29
IT-
CHOICE TEAS, BLACK AND GREEN.
•liErrrY & HEEBNER have ' re
reived and for sale. very choice Black and Green
nag, vitieh they offer to their customary at fair rates.
, t'ottPlrille. Jan. 29,'59 . fe•
DRAINAGE PIPE,
A ND also for conveying water, from
2to 12 Inches in diameter, very cheep cheaper
than wood and as durable as iron. Persona in want of
such Pipe will find it In any quantity at .
B. BANNAN'd Store, Pottsville.
3trrrh 19,14 - - • 12• •
tTEREOSC9PIC VIE.
U received freer . the New York
111 Stereoscopic Co.; a variety' or Instruments. with
Ameriour; English and French Tiewis. Statuary Family
°loops. k,.. Ac., presenting lire-like pictures. •
For sale at r•f H. HANNAH'S
Book and Stationary Store.
• ICERV VYOUR - Tettif
M.D. DODSON'S Celebrated .
itelle 'non' Paste. for cleunsing, beaPtifying and
preserving the TEEM. stands unrivaled as a dentt
friee, and la undoubtedly the attest article of kind
ever offered. To be had of the proprietor, or of Henry
Saylor, Druggist:l'
Pottomil J01y.31, '5B 81.1 y
TOSEPH :?' E — N S T AL T FITt'S wilt natter
f 7 this date devote his entire attentleil to
the Dentistry business. OM ee—Mahailon
r3 street adjoinlou the office or the Pottsville °fa sass
Gee Works. Ile solicits a enntinuance of the. patronage
heretolbrs so liberally accorded him; la bit prole aloe.
April 9, 149 1541
Buy the WAMSUTTA Prints.
?PREY are the Best Calicoes yet of
freed to the poigle for the money.'
11111(110 , ALR AGM S:
DEFOREST,. ARMSTRONG .t , CO.,
April 10.' & 4 16-Owl ' • NEW YORK:
EKTRA-EXTRA EARLY CORN.
TnHE Subsribpr_ has for sale a ne w .
variety of sirs, *bleb Is about ten days earlier
t any other kind. indientroellent fir Roasting Ears ;
Aloo :Itntar Corn and Stowell's eeenrreen corn- a capital
variety for keeping for winter, at the seed Store of
April :CW.59 17-, r 11.BANNAN.
ADJOURNED•COORTj
A N Adjourned -.Court of Uommon
Plias, In and for the bounty of Schuylkill, will be
befit - et. PnOsellle, on MONDAY, May 2d.1859, at 10 o'.
clock In the forenoon, to ennttoue one week.
JOUN I'. HOBART, Eherlif.
Sheriff's oelee, PottaHne, t
April 9.1, 1859. .f •• • 17.te •
L. REESER'S AIIARBIE YARD. '
u St, Pottvlue, pa.
RLEASEcaII and seO his stock of
• militia work on hand. VAULTS, MONUMENTS,
it. ID and GRAVE STONES, ornamental and plain,
matte to Order by good and experienced meat:inlet .Also
building merhie of every description, te., to snit the
times. tarOillee-241 street, Pottsville, near the yard.
April O. '7,9 15•Zint
FLOUR. AND FEEO.Relnevali.
rrHE undersigned having removed Ids
J_ Flour and Feed Store. from Centre to Norwegian
erred, near the corner. of Third street, where he will
continue to keep constantly on bind and for sale.. Su
perior Family Flour. of various brands nye Chop. Corn,
Oats, Bran and other feed: clay and litraw.by the Bale,
which will be sold nt the lowest market prices, and re
spectfully >elicits the patronage of his former custom
ers, and the public generally. N. L. LOOS.
Pottsville. April 16.'0
r If T u ° l
V I
t 1 E e
r D s i g ° n N e l i
I E is 1 T n A o l zr COFFEE.
prepared to
• furnish storekeepers generally, with large
.quanti
(kg of this most delicious artielo.freab anti pare; on the
shortest notice. It has been greatly improved—so that
its .imperiority ores other coffee cannot now be guess
tioned. being 100 per cent cheaper. and, entirely free
from the stimulating and stupefying elf‘rts of common
colftt airtiire it a fait-trial. and Judge foryoursel res.
1:11. Wll/0 UT, Agent, nallsriffe. lb.
•
February 10,59 •- . . • Sit
"THE STAT E JOURNAL"
NVILL be the Egan of , the AMER
ICA N.RE PUBLICAN, or PECIPLIPBPARTY, le
Pennsylvania. - •
.
A large also. doable sbeelfillanilly Nompaper, pub
!Isbell every Paturday.' '
All interegtod Aro reivestird to Suborrlbn. -
TER3IB-11% a Year, cr Four Copies ST I and Ten
. .
Copes for $l3. ~ •• .
AddrelA, IttlilPT O. onlria, Publisher.: -
N. E. Cnr. 171 Mt and Vlitiit nut Streets. Pblind«lphla.
4it-..1 Agent scanted in ereil
April •a. 'Cr? - - = 174 t
F. At.TSTATT, •
Picture,. Looking Glass OM and - Ornamental
Frame Mannfaetarer, *
kahnntango street. between. Centre
and &rand streets. POTTBVIIIH, Pa, manoliarttues
win and Ornarnental,fitnare and Oral Franie o Alan,
Lack filla-Mouldings; Polishrd &inane and Oral Frames
for Photographs. Whnlerato and natal,.
• B*ravinira. Oil Paintings, Llthotrapits, and lienek,
Garman and Ataeriean taibkin: Okra Plates, constantly
on haw'. i t'
kindw of Pinnate made to order, and Old
Frame. handacurely re-allt, at atuttl notice. , -
Potisrllle,April ;4'169 ITArra
4 • NEW STORE.
rrin subgeribers'announc A to-their
Mende end Oto Mimes of P3OsTillemod vkialty,
Dal they tows tarn 4 •
• , MOODDEADI OLD [STAND"
- armor of &enact end - Martirt greets.
.
'whinaeai Awa," bo.kkul a 054 luncitoseat of
. .1/17 GOoda t .Griciaorlee t -Provllateas c
and a ratiety of eri Wag Wray, kepi in a Ent elasa ra
tan atere:` Uoderstoadlog - their bottom thoroughly.
they Jayne a eastom abkb. by strict attention ta bad.
bear oadbile stoolhq; they.latead So deter
Fresh Goads Constantly kitty's&
• The best airti t daa ohtlyo tokud at she to Pales:at
rocomin. . M. U. NICHOLS,
CALI. AA: ; viva .tfrocz
Apt 1115 , 755 • . . . , • -.; /841-
I. -IPrearlNe; eh', ,
LEWIS ROTHERMEL,1 1
. DIAU AXD etarrza or coal„,
Offers far sale by the Centre, the best qualities Of,
RED AND WHITE ASH COALS'.
Aleo,LEllloll nod cuatusaus D COAII
' j ‘SVAIt, 110.14 rszcamozio.
OFFIOSS: f 318 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
, 110 ilachapge street, 'kolas * *.
October le, toe ' 41,.. •
, Pier i4IF 7.
JOHN R. wtirr&L
wnAr.v No. I t yORT tucumont.
°m o ts:l gtz tilg i size rn k t r i ztlant riu
Oetctier IG.Sas • 411"
No. v.
irtmacturel .41tATICIL. '
SINNICKSON & GLOitiß•
ecinTara.r.. vntna MID BED Ar,
Lehigh wad 1311:amlnoViCoa
l llt
oFr i czp: { i t i l s 332"f i l o tt e t street;
WHARF NO: 9. PORT nicpuortro, PHILADKUTIA
pebruirir 19,14 • ! Xi! •
I' I
. . .
lop No. ,
i BA
I ' &
ir. I - • 1
NCROFT; LEWIS 0.,
, 1 1111123 mi . IMIPPIII 01 Tax •
CSLEBRATED; ASHLAND COAL,
! rum )lAUA\OY MOUNTAIN. 1 • •
OFFICM-111 Walnut isireet, Commercial pending,
Philadelphia.
NewiTirrkOMear-71 Cedar street. Pko*tou . oidea-26
Silky' street. , (0,01,.10., tilS - 43. • .
MISCEtt
I.
N CA, Soda;;Water, Sweet, Gin
o der and Wine ("Wickets, received [reek every week
(ruin Philadelphia. by ' BEATTY t 11EILIINE11..
PotOvine, Oen." '69
I 7.. FERTILIZERS,
For Fetal Tree. Grass Plate and Cemeteries.
T UST received;a lot of Fel tilizers for
11 Fruit Trees,Clraaa Riots and Cemetery Lots, put
up in keg+ at $I 40 per keg. Also the same artier@ 'in
harre6 at 76 per barrel. Then yertlllzeri are also
good eur Corn and Potatoes. For sale at
BANtt AN'S Seed Store, Pottsville..
---' OAirTCAR PET SWEEPERS,
Amo t excellent article for sw e in
4 + . g
all k de of Ca without any duet; andlakes
up everythlg dean. A lady who halt hid one In we
area Ant wo r ldnot takti $lO for the one she baa, it she
could 'not replaettlL Eui eale at' B.DANYLAN'S
I • Book and Variety Store.
Call and.see the*.
PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL.
AM. ALLEN, corner of ( Centre
• and Market rrtnieta. Pottsville. Pa.. continues In
addition to taking pictures in any sive and style. to take
PHOTOGRAPHS In OIL. LIFE-LlKEnnd of LUX-SIZE,
Theyhm eonridered One works of art and faithful 'por
traits: Call. at 131 r. *hetes Gallery. and examine the
speclinens he has on hand.. Dee. 11, '5B 604 f #
PALO ALTO GROCERY.
HE selisetiber has taken the 611
T
Stand of E. Ittelttert,opposlt e the Navigation Land.
ing In the Borough of Palo Attn where be will keep an
as-ortment of groreries, flour, feed and Pn.elsions, which.
Will I, atm.:int led nit good as the market affords, and'
lots aa cheap for rash as can be bought -elsewhere. Ile!
respectfully 8.41/te the patroungeof hie friend,' and the.
public In general. BEN.S.INGEIt.
N.ll. Alan good stabling for the actsnamodat •of.
boatmen, and a good supply of hay and straw by the:
bundle constantly on hand. W.II.IIENLAINGER.
31301 12. 't9 t - 114m*
ltiChtA ii '9'
ill"
Richter & Thomp i ion,
, DEALERS IN
A aPWARE, CtITLRY,
;IRON, TOOLS, Ike. d
er Centre and LAW, "Min of tie law,'
\ POTTSVILLE, PA. I i
I.7anuary 2), 'IS ibtt
, 1 NEW
Dry Goods and, Grocery . St4e. •
II E untle_viigned . have
aliened a New Hey Hants and Oro'
if4tbr. in the building on Centro
stn ~ ,e t.; next to Pexer's Hotel. formerly oe- .-
eupied by Stillman A Chambers, where-
be happy tozeo their friends and yhe , übile
gynerallY. 'their purpose to to do exclusively!, a CA.$ll
businauswbiell will enable tbsm to owlreheag. ,
1 4111"431txx TB= A CALL! . “
BEAM k. RE'
, PnHyehlle. April 3, 'fa
- -..—
.1 • FERTILIZERS /LC., Jr.
VENUINE Peruvian G uano , f ly the
bat or tan.
1 , 'hocpbatle' Guano. containing 'BO per eon of bone
phorphatee. S4O per tnn.
l'huine. or Animal Matter, part , blood, °Oat to the
beet Guano, at 813 per ton. , e
Piro Pone Duet, due, do comae, at $33 st 4, gm per
tnn.nr by the bier
Phoncebate of Lime by the barrel. 7
Lend Matey do do
Youdret to do do
]dot received and for sale at city peters, at
! .
B. DANSAN'S Send Store:Pottsville.
e•JOHNSONT
•
Patent Washing Ilisehine. - •
rill HIS celebrated machirte:' has . ob-
L tallied a character unequalled.by any Washing Ma
aline ever before used. It will not wear the clothes or
break buttons; it will' wash thoroughly the omit dear
eate,as well as the roughest clOthing; it Will rinse elessi
Is very easy to operate: it will are more than half tbi
time,' labor and expense of washihu. and therefore dei•
serves. a place In every dwelling house in.the State. and'
Is guaranteed to every purchases to do the work In the
most satisfactory manner. AfirPrice
Aldress FETIIEROLF k DISAN, Tatn i cqiiV, Pa.
This simple maehlopera ion at our
ne ran ba seed In '
residence every Monday forenoon. . , ' B. ANNAN.
Sirit.ilannan . le also authorised to receive orders for
It 1r; Pottsville and eiclolty.
A 'II 23, '6O . IT. ,
FISHING TACKLE" ! !
JtUST RECEIVED an extensive sup
, ply and variety of tackle. crinprlslng,
Extra white bale lines:tapered. • •
Mara lair and and silk•lines, tapered.
Extra seagrass line, tapered.
I and 3 yard sat, leaders. . -
Oat by the bank.
• Carlisle books and &Dells. front No. l to B.
Limerick do. do. 43. do. 'do.
Assortbd double pike books. •
Extrairineed dire;
Art' fly aed bait rods mounted,
. Mitts lancetrood tips, fly stud bait.
Multiplying reels. • . •
_lleolts for flies, lines, books, ke.
111 alt boxes. .
Trent baskets, assorted. ..' •
Liquor '
prinking cups, at sncirrEn k Tnol,Trgoivs.
April Itt.'32. Cur. 'Market k Centre street
,
,• ' 1
- THE
GREAT T A BE R NACLER 0rA2t115E1672684 •
RIVE:WS ik, DERIOUSIS'"yrand ilintertalU-
Mena of VARIETIES. comprising Equestrianism. Oita
nutritive. Ballot, Musical and Dramatis perteomances*
ali exhibited for one price of admissint, under Itit
lilatnuaoth Traveling Pavilion, by' the mei.. talent
Trnupe of tliders.tlymnasts. and Pantombnis sin Am r
im combined : combin with the highest order of Art i sts in the
1
Teipsichorean. Mindeal. and Dramatic , pr kasionsi—
?deicing this Company the moot coropteie, Blvendßad,
and unparalleled establishment ou the lyestern Conti.
neat. EMI ryt Id ng Novel.Orlit Ina I. and Neel/ Doi pplrd
'tie the.Senvou at 1559, under the epeeist eunerrialon lot
theexperiemedutsitagers.,3lessra.lllVELl k DEVIOUS.
, t , . • • • j
WILL EXHIBIT AT POTTSVALLE4
tutsot9,- i si l a;! 3 ti
, •
lA ft ertamns. Performagee, at 2 ; ,. Votailig at 2.1'
of admission. 21111- . eents. No ItallFTtlee:4e
tally Equfettrlialsest:o.stad. 4ndlly Slid,
rood, NNW Marie. Inn and !durmast to.
Leading Mate Equestrians sa.oltielnrd
Alverp. Derioar, C.. Rivers. F. - Minn, his. Mateo.
Mons: LelhitrE. Woods-Toting. &lona, and G. lamas.
. Gymnasia., Acrobats G. Jugglers
cad IL Bordello, the Motley Mothers, Iterr.Trexter,eal
him& Notht, the firataigne Ormaststs; the roar Amer,'
inn Arnhem Tan•ree and Dor•llea. fin Jungian O.
Mellen°, T. Kingly: Wools and Stephens, the gnat
Jaspers. Tuatara and Tumblers. r
Leading Ballet Artists t+ooollositt. Jerome.
.;I`ranenie. Autofne,and Conrad. The ATV MILE CORPS :
—La Petits, Annette. Elha,Clati, Aeolis; rad Martin
iTashingtor. VAdr. Willie, Oscar, and Edmund.
The Five Great Clams* i.ooroater, Rock.
well. Dalton, Nlehols, and Dan Young. •
Tha Company Itt posassad hastalfal stud of SIIOi
liOllOl.l4lltED lIORSES,erIth a Kerr of.dlatan:
tire performing
_SIGITLAND matey of.thom
Unpaired this worm from the Snort celebrated establats•
ants of lltnpe. _ _
The Tbrilli4 Speetaele f RALBPP'A9er Tilig
WILD noon Or TAIITAIIY, will be preteuted tit a
Talented Onepant Dranialle Attbla, anglated; by the en
thireirenidb of the Company.. Thla delightful Pnoitie
• Leinend will conclude tbe walritdrinionts. . I
Tee Grand Prarrolon will enter town at 10 .11.. X. ‘4R•
Saldblllowa daily, Allartuvon and Evening. •
Yet full part icitlnei of Pardo/W*6m NW*
Imp and moll Deporiplite and -
.
Company will wxbiloll i 114krirtyjorriiiii
•..2,11_91140.
INMOST; • ; , 41
MINZIO.I4II, • - - Tit • - ,":
- • , A 4 -'6*
Aprii:4l?. • _ :•• 11:21: ,
r/flPrrft Or
snweas'or
NEOUS.
Look at the Array of T4entli
Alpinent of Anthracites.
ers for the
Pier No. 11.
•
ILEWIS AUDENRIED &. CO.,
, • wimutux am TAIIILSTIM nr
Anthracite & Bib:unhurt= Coals.
{2o6.lVainat Avert. 1%114409MA.
CITS/Cla I ta rtzt: t ay. t l:.. , York.
1 riewer Si l lippert from Efists6dipert,
=Ruin, gram wouVrATN. nanimoit lam
COUNCIL SIDON COALS.
Marra 211.'69 I ' IS.
• No. 1191.
Raab 81drterant.- I ,las.lllm6•l4.—Clus. Waistcoat/mil.
N. STTIATLITABT & CO.,
nmatess 17 9tlll V4l l lort toraciarrioNs 01:
Ali . TEMA CITE COAL,
1:M=0111G:111i 111r.1111 . or
RED h SMITE, A 130111/I"LIVL * = nog COALS;
•
cumusswip, firma the Frostburg CoospoMrstkorgro
Creek NOW
I , -
No.llo Walnut arrot, P6ll2delpbl2.•
"OFFICES: N. 2S Rllby street, Boston.'
• N 0.123 groadrray, tor, °feeds; st.N. Tort.
I irShlpmeato from whims Nn. 12 * 16, Port Mar
i mood, Ellarbetbport; N. J, Boltiotore. Ild., and
&Mika, Va. i [April 16;'69 le. •
, 13.
ROGERS & LUTHER, •
NOW AND SNIPPILY* Of COAL ,
fleamoustus, LUTUEII, and nth.
•
er ebolre veins.
White Asl..llAVEkr, BLACK HEATH MID. :
°7l! W U. : tit . . 22 4
It r :ete l D u e " =:: 4 ' .. b w iln err I le '
. '
WHARF N .13, RICHMOND , I
PHILADELPHIA.
.
HAVES & GODSHALL,
1111PPLIS os
RED ABB MEM3 Ass sclunruini s COAL.
WHARFD.ORT RICHMOND.
Lehigh and Sehes*lkill Coil et
TARO—Corner TM and Ares streets.
OYFICE-103 Walnut street, Phltadelphh. • ,
October 16,168 I _ • • 4S. •.;
Plee'lto.l4. -
CHAS. A. 'MOOCHER 4• CO;.
RIIIPP •
BROAD AIOCN TAIN, BLACKII BATH AND St PEBBLE
RED ASH OA IS.
OFFIC ES: '(I2. taittletej4l3ll . ° 2ipb• ta.
October 68 : '
SCHUYLKILL tAVIGATION.
Shipping-WHARVES foIANTERMITE COAL;
AT 017.EV.MICII;
lielaware River', Philadelphia. ;
• Whail No: 1.
LEWIS AKYDEt r lED &
ROMMEL; P . & CO.
•
(205 Walnut St !et.
OFFICES:JIIO 11rnadway, ew Yolk.
.
slale 10 red an • Merchant e ROW, ITel/401)
. . ' 'Wharf 10. A. • '
1 4 •
REPPLIErt & BRO. -
_ . . .l
1.. . _ N.IE-•cor. 'Walnut it Fourth Sta., Philada.
OFFICES:33,PIue Street, New York..
/
I Merchants'_Bank Building, Providence.
- . .. DAVIS PEAR SQN & C 0..; ',
~ . MlittllS AND 121IPPE*ti DT 1 . 11%
CELEBRATED LOCUST MOUNTAIN WHITE ABU and
• 1 • H SPOII N Y FIN • ' -
, 1
RED,' ASH I COAL, „
- i N 0.133 Walnut Strhet, Philadelphia. ••'
OFFICE :No: 9 William Street. New York.
No.lll. Doane Street, Boston.
WIIARF—OItERNWICII, DELAWARE AVENUE.
Dacia Transom, rittaa. - pittrom tear. asnuten.
mut X (UAL
• I ' yntairf So. 3 ! • ‘,
CHAS: MILLER & CO;`
• 111:41.0.5 AND aNlPPiaa 01 , COAL
„ .
•
WHITE ASH,
From the PINE kNOT ami• MT. LA EVA COLLIERIES
RED ASH,
' From their PLUENIX COLLIEttIES.
CANAI;LANIWN'OS—OREENWICII ANDFPWCCEFTS
OFFICE :—No.IOS Walnut Street, Philadelphia
April% mg ~ • 1.5.1 y
MISCELLANEOUS.
• • ORCHARD MILL•
lIE tiOscribers having taken she Or
chard NlT;i:lt h n l inta g et oafniar:7ll, Pottsville. Rine
I t l tl r sh oCl li t a r e t:;l b ro a ct t e l no w m "i rs. be b 1n:47.1n ° w 2 7" .z 6
Yolk A'S' tt• !
4177 TOBACCO & CIGAR a:TORE.
111.AWFOliD FULLAILTON GLO
VER has jdot opened, In CENTRE 'demi, above
hantangn, POTTSVILLE, a iholemle and retell To
mo and CU:eel Store where all "Melee in hla'llne,
, th Imported aid •DoMestle, ean be' obtained, at roe
. able prices. I ' SWIM* him a eall. - 01,
I tober RI, '5B 1
CI RUN IN PA G SHE RTIATIL IMPLEANIENTB.
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Obt; PS.
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Ladies' Prriaing Mears. .
' Garden or Ltodge Blooms. ,
Chll.l. FAging or Bonier Shear& , .
'i Vales' Bow ; roning &tailors.
Oanien Tmoreis. for Transplanting-all dui: ;
Ladies' FIC*I Bakes.
'. • Pruning and Budding 'Entire*.
iGarden ttpa i !es and Grafting Laws. ' .
R
1 Gardeu e/ , with lines,e.
t
1 All of which re of the latest and mrat approved pat
terns. ,1117f-Alsri, a cariely of the best hooka on Barden
tag, Farming, Be. For sale at B. BANNANI3
• Feed and Book Store.
I- CQfPARTNERAHIPFORNIMP •
.TAMES P. PA LS and COKNLIUS
'IV LOOSE hsecEthis day formed a co•partnership Ln the
lumber bosinesit. under ,the * name of PALM A LOOSE,
and will continue the business at the old stand, where
they hope to resolve • continuance of thetromme
Whlrb has hurettifore been PO liberally extend to them.
They will constantly keep otsband all kinds f White
.., 7
Fine and Hemlock lumber—also, ready Floorlicg, Doors,
Sash, Shutters. Shingles, Le., AC. •
I &as CASH BUYERS are respect fu ly requested le call,
its we have determined not to be undersold by anybody.
1 . J. P. PALM,
I C. LOOSE.
13-dos •
nni naTeti, March 2 Igt,
ilLittlf BOARDING SCHOOL.--FOB BOYS
AHD YOUNG KEN!.
At POTTSTIVY Montgomery County. Pa.
THE eniui g SUMMER SESSION
,lt
• I of lids &hoot will commence on Wednesday, MAY
4th.1£.9.
The situation Is attractive and heallbt The coerce
of "Indy attentive and thorough. Liberal provielon
'made Ow lbs physical wanl c and comfort of pupils.—
'Xhe number , la etrictly limited. and an experienced
;teacher furnlilled the every ten pantie.
IreCirrulard with full Damnation, promptly forwar
ded, on application to fir. 11. HMOS. A.
/ Priceipal.
_
IIEFERE\CE Remy Svylor, I'm, J. W. cake,
Llrest Kurd PatPrreon, Ken., and lion. James Co )per.
•" April Z '69
• I 14-
,COFiAOR SZMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
At Polt.tooo .Montgonarry cow nly, Peluso.
IN this I INSTITUTION the Aeatlemic
lreario divided Into two seeelone. of five month each..
The Bummer Talon commence,' on 'the ant Tuesday in
May ; and the Winter Eesslon, on the first Tuesday In
November. , ,
The coarse of slimly is tatrniire; and the instruction
in every i depatiment. bidesigned to be accurate and
,thorough." I arsaacycze: .
Rev. IL Meige. James tilt:enhionee, Eq., U.
Prittchs Steele. Km.. Henry Potts, Veg., .1. D.
tltreep. r. n 4 W. SI hazer', Esq.. 1.. Custer. km* Pelts
fawn. .1. Edwards, D. DJ Lion. J. 8, Yost. John Thom
eon. Phibaddphia. Benj. Jones. Esq s Doe Run. awrf , v
enwwty, Da41.1 Kula, Kutztown', lierks county. Ilenty
Roeengarten. /,14teriEe. Judy'. &hail. Dole, fkrks
AirCirratara rue he obtained by addresaing •
REY. R. CRUIRS HAN A. M.. Pt inapt.
March 26,'t4. 134:41
' fid4eliettot, Pa
1659• POPULAR TRADE 1.1830.
,
itilhois and Millinery Goods!
Riblniiist Ribbons! Ribbons!
.MORCHANTS., I.I,ILIANERS,
j JOBBnita. DEALERS IN itI,IIIONI. 3IILLINEItY
IauODS, and Citih Buyers la sit venni:mot:the country.
wilisystella Ribber' Heusee ,
" 110 Changers sirsektino York,
• JNO: YAM •
Ettabliatutt In lgtie.
We hies on A now prlnelpk—a new ers In -
Ribbon Trad Orbersby vs make this iluelova
simple, and st . pre as the! of !boom Shotious. •• •
- WE BELL IVOR CASE! WE BUY FOR CASE I
We ere itatlatett eith ma pel► rent. profit. Ark no
wand prlre i Earn all nor greets tnaArd In mutt ma
ntas, an that man. woman, nod child 'Amy altar," and
receive the mime valor kw ther money.
Our prices rqr beet Taffeta: Itibbo uN .11 colors, air
An , ,, I 12' elm per piece . No. 4 33 4 elf.• Per *ell.
113
116 IS 1.4 ;•• ' " * 1071 3
*4
.9 )), :46 • 44 , . 46 , 9 h 7
44 . 3 .4?, if 44 , 66' 12 in",
.1( 61
.1, , , N .. .). 10, Ft 4;14 Fier piers. . .
Ws offer FANG! RIBBONS...AII Styles," "All Colors,"
."4U Qualltles." at prices defying compeUtlon mad
• ' • : i For. Cash Only f •
414" Gar Sitabllshaseat is the centre of stiffs/Ikm' Ibt
RIBBONS. "Quick Sales,"-"Llsbt rroSts,r and , "Good
Talus," for CASII. • - • -•
• - • -
Roiaohes 1 R9uoliesti •
N.. Styles mid Patterns, at a wing of 30' pet nat.
from CREDIT PRIM!, . . •
ElSMine Oar sample., and be eoikelaeelt.
Blond oes,
Our tine of three Goods &leap felt - Import and
.Jelirallere at once lbr a par rent''advance. Netted
prizes on all goods, Id Nialit drink,", • .
Satlitig qr.MP:r an tleag GP 048 :0 0,01 Credit IViefg ,
Our lotentlark la In.make tha-Ittbkot Trade as iltaple,
la regard to *low as anareelle goods.; To 'do -tab
rota Oits - 111111•ft Pen s , W ll4l O l
Goods psitAransat - •
• We are LIM* Medi , • .lite Nortb,". 'Mr Peratirt
vette% thrr- ot Merelhaata, la evert nett= of
the Vatted • and are aerraiits of all wbe Omar. us
Vl* the! trdideranA Patroaate. FA1111311.14 •
?MUSK ltdamod Chambett ot4Near York,
= hioir,thelladeatt Wier it:inroad rard.
• ialittary - , • •
Vosiscript.i
PdtOrUler, Satuidat, April 30,18*
The Late . Uhilioi Dimas. -
Illor'fooshal CU take place t.e.440 at Builsk
dm, N.J. i;
Casvieted.
Jett.; V.mildittaskiti of 16%aeaster; es- trial st
Ptatade!ptiLit fur furprjr; bat been eosylated.
„ 11Curessa.
We hive Lisarpixd dates to the lath, to.
•trots ; Ito oases of tbo uses is e►atitr. -It is psi
improtoblo that by Jul, toetilitios may eon
lama Lady Mortals sad Bodo, the prints dop
es; arm dud.
• Distressing. -
A young lady, aloud Natil l ia Sawyer, beadt•
Inland 'landSpat, and who. was to kayo been
married la a few days, was bossed to &albs in
New LAC on Thursday worming. by a bassist
doid-Isenp explocNng, ant soule4 bar dress os
Are. ' ' • • •
Tko - Taibuso as Med.
The Now Yoth •Tribstas says !tist :it lettertf
worts the fashionable issitap_tioa thatsoett oa
postartei;-as those of thi Koy Imlay are
demoralisisic.' Oak the contsary, it regards theta
as the thunder storms by which the moral atmo
sphere is improved!, it not absolutely *teed. '
Porsaldabla •
A artritd,*;whieb has boon is program 'among
Cho brick•yard l laborers in Bt. Louis for some
*sm. assumed the form of a riot on Wedneaday.
The petite being usable to quell the disturbance.
It was found necessary to call out the . military.
and the result was the wounding of a number of
persons on bath sides, and the burning of a saw
mill, with a considerable amount of property.
Wale it Hasid.
We reentry gave u out . opiates that Europe
would be ouveleed by war before the close of the
year.. The Loudon VIM* of April 11th,
"It would be vain to shut our eyes to the truth
that the preservation of the pewee of:Buoys ap,
pears to the closest observers to bowmen every dey
more desperate, and that all probability favors
the relief that the struggle is even nod upon the ,
ITO of its eotatmeureasent."
• • Pow Mae ana
The New Turk Tribome says :—.ll
TIN eppointment of the Chevalier Ifiikolf aa
bearer of the Chinese Treaty, as already'annonna
ed in the Plasma is lir the nature of stoups*.
mile of the yet unadjusted bllance foiettrrylea.
the, dispatches to Russia last year. Oise sod
above tba liberal ajlowanee previously made,
which the President refused to PB7. Mr. Wikagl
threatened our venerable PresidentArlib lb* dial
favor of the Herald. So tbeiseret service fund
'ha/ to sorer.
A New Auentcan SCVLITRItiIs A? Ran:LjAit
extract from a private letter, received in New
York City, gives information of a flew trinmph
achieved by American art, with the aid and eons.
fort of American liberality and good tuts, in the
Eternal. City. Thibiorrearndent writes thit •
"The Americana. Tho muster in fore. this Win- -
.ter and And few pleasanter salons than' that of
Miss Cushman, are greatly delighted with the
first completed work on any consists:llM* scale, of,
a new American lady-candidate for fame in that
art of sculpture which seems to bathe special vo.
Wiener our much whittlingbation. The lady in
question, Miss Stebbins,
of New York, had prat
ed. like Mile Ilusmer , by the connate and super.-
uf . Gibson, and the eareful instractien•of
Akers, to 'tech a point -that' a statue just fresh
(aim her chisel is now attracting the highest tali.
rages. - This work is one of two ordered by year .
towissaten, Mr. Ifeeke:her; In a double spirit of
homage to the Arts and to that great Industry of
whieh he is so honorable a representative. .Mr.
Ilecksetter, whO is well-known as the largest coal
owner of the United • States, desired Ike lady litrc
tin to execute for him two typical staffes—one of
Industry, the other .of Commerce. It is the Its..
dostry which has now been completed, and whieh
has been clothed by'iliss Stebbins with graceful
good taste in the attributes of the Miner. The •
figure is that of an athletic, admirably-proper.
tinned youth, who bears upon his right shoulder
the. pick, and in the front of his picturesque '
slouehed hat the miner's l.mp, The weight of
the body is thrown easily and naturally upon the
right leg and the'left hand rests with the careless.
ness of manly strength. upon'a,bloek of marble,
drilled and hewn in the manner of a mars of coal.
The symtnetriyal'irigor of the figure,', admirable
as it it, is not-more admirable than the lofty in. ;
gennous beauty -of the classie head and face
poised in an ettitede'equally unforced nod strik
ing upon the graceful, well rounded throat. The .
drapery of the full shirt, open- the. sleek and
clove gathered about the waist, it managed with
peculiar skill, and while the whole figure remind. •
ones trikingly of-one of those magnificent Gothic
Kings. whose images stand . in the vestibule -of
the Mateo NorGonico, at Naples, the spirit and air
of it are purely modern and American. It is, in
truth, one of the most felicitous combinations of
every-day national troth. with.she entiiiring and
cusesepolite troth of art. that I have leer seen,
and it is to be hoped that en its arrival in Am er
lea, the liberal owner will giro the public an' op -
portunity of enjoying& work which dock equal
credit CAI the sex and the country of the artist."
Tilt PLAY OVILL—On TUALiAj lasi he curtails
dropped on_ the Sickles fame, and the dramaiie
persona,—court, counsel, Jury and prisoner,—
haVe retired and taken, off their. oeosturser. Of
eoniso 'Sickle, was acquitted. Nu other, result
was anticipated. It bad been better If no trial
.had taken, place, rather than that!'-farcleal pro.
eery ings should have been spies Air before the
country. tire - is 'held already,' at too cheap a
price in this country.. A WashingtoS jury o ff ers
a premium to issassination, and American 'Comets
have threquivortal compliment paid them, putt
the. pistol and knife are indi , speurabl e . to react
their virtue . 'We have no sympajby with, Mr.
Hey, for his crime merited punishment, although
committed with a. wanton; but we bells? a fall
taros of Mr. Siekles's preiloas eat*, would
place Mai In an unenviable position, and much
mitigate the alleged offence against his Pelee and -
honor. At any rate we protest against the
tat by a jury, ors man kaolin to be guilty 'of a
crime. It is subversi*e 4 ef justice. It is raWmas
to the morals of Society. Its deer will be reaped
in blood. We therefore, 'condemn the, action of
. the Washington jury, en the evidence siddecied 'ls
the ease.
Tan POST Orrice DEPARTAINST.—Por:4OIITO
_time past we bare received, frequent voraidaints
about the delay , is receiving the JouRNAL 100,fite
part of our subscribers abroad. Tbis • week ars
received I letter from one of our subscribers la
New Turk, from which we tnakithe following ex
tract F
• "We may also plata it, pee that ' , one Joan- -
SALA always ranch us very te, frequently only
on Tuerd n t. seldom barons ednesday afternoon,
whilst the other: papers from- your place are'al-.
ways received on Monday morning."
Our papers are placed to Lem on
Saturday wording in time for the morning -mail
which takes the ether papers, and our Postmaster
assUres us that they are despatched on Eisterday t
morning. They ought to. go: to New York by \
Saturday night's mail, and our subseribera should
receive their 'papers on Monday morning also,
unless there is rascality practised at some_poln%
is ardor to detain our , pipers (Foie oar sob
scribers while the others,aredelivere.l. We here
Mitten to the . Postmasters of Now York sad
Philadelphia, for the purpose of ascertaining
where the !suit rainy lies.
Otr . To ear( a Cough, to relieve all irritations
of the throat, to prevent hoarseneis; to nature to
perfect soundneta and health, the roost delimits
organiaation of the human frame—,the tange—
nts WiAar's Balsam of Will Cherry.
Buy . none unless it has the verities signature of
"1. Bum" on the wrapper.
ely *deb.
ehiladelptila Market s Kprll 28.—Sidis et
Floor at $1 37% per bd. Wheat—Bake of ridatsl. lb
4sl 60, and white at $1 60 all 10 per Web. salemoir
Vide at 64 @ bS etl: .
Baltimore Market, Apr 23.—1110ir muket
quiet; sales at PI OSi ;to per tel. Pelee of whit/IVMM
•
at $1 62 per bueb. roles of Oata at 48 ®65 eta.
The New Tork,Slarlkete April 33,-IBour bag
alraneedie wee; ailed 11.200 bbleatil3 00 0 60 the
suPetilde Rate, So SU Ed 30 for extra Stale. Zia O M ee
La' common to goal extra Western. sad $6 B ‘ 4o Ed 00
ho
Pm extra moo d -hoop Ohio. Wheat err ldeis Fetal,
to se I neder an advance of 2 and 4 orate per bash.—
Oahe of Oats at ti 069 eta. Chla—The market for moot
deserlotlona is rather drill, and rites • maklually va
shamed. —Limon; la homey.. l e fair request, • Eh sales
of 90 ions English at 62 1 40 63e. at ib. ekilog at our
tree arAgaree, awl 15,00 U mlbr. Allileriellf at 03 061 e.
- I I OTTSVILLIKI4IIIICIATII.
- , (Wksfestal*. Prig eii.)*
_,Wheet:lnkar,estrelemliblit bormi, $6 ISO 0,10 Z!
• . do .do *On, t •do gi 60 0 6 lli
- do do "opaline!, do 6co igt 6to
Rye Flour, % 400
• Wheal, prime while, . Ili basbet . . iTo
d$ prime red, ' do 160
Seem 1101M4 61 • 1 .o® . 1 40
Dried Peetehes. pm!, /IP pound, 18
' -do 'do umpired, ,:do 11 ,)
, Pried A ppieil. .
Rio, lik bushel; Paillotter. par pound :op :I
,Coro, do • Ft ihosldora , . ‘ 246 9
',Oita, do 66 llama,l2
• i Potate U.' do 'co Lard: t ' 11,4012
, Timmotby Seed , • 2Ot Deaf, Idatquar6n 16* 6
Clovor&kod, t 666 do fora quarter 'V lb
ilayakorton , 14 00816 06 Plakktor. Vk foe , .6 Nit
~.2ggsolosan, V.Plaltflaer out. • 1,0
- POTTSVILLE intouvicz sukuirwri.
- (Retail.Prteop.) ,
/LOSS, /1 - e..--Sztra *Mir (flour, $$ 00; 92f do
st K. 'verdo. do 57 Or UT: and Bye 91our at $416.'
Buckwheat Flour at $3 00 14, Hand, 149 Chop at 90
eta.; Cora Anti g 1 GO and Middlings 6501 a. 'Ol
ORAIIL.;-Rys sell sat SI 00 II b a., Coro 93 dce, Oata 00
do. .
111:41 4-Reef Delta at 10 414 eta. per P.S. Mutton.
9012' do. ,Veal 12 do; Pork 11 dci: ebookloro 9 010
do:: /to sit 12 to 13 do.. Bologna Pa issagro, 14 do.
PitIAISIONB.-.llnttst p0115:1124627 af,.lllA. 4 : 1 !“ 41 ;
1234 404. 4014 ets.lldos., UM 14 els.lls,
?SO ARBr.Y.Oaten 8 690 'MOW' *bit' 1p do 'V ,
Whit. It del Ordokod 'Nod Painolood 1!4
ins EL-Itallbot, 11% sta. O Ss Seek /IA 11416.119+1
'Mid 23 to fM eta. *visor Ilwrriark.lll eta. down. .
MT in. 9111.1111
bench: Radishes* cu. 404 itiabatb U 4eta.dn. Solooe
1254 het pipeik; 0.11,14 111 Cr 10 eta. IS /said Antis az
lb+ iii et* hilt Palo
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