The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 07, 1859, Image 2

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ear there Is his t a a antul Ika.platitir o tetat no traveler
is *Somli., : 'oiltiOn Ike pilaf
. 'whea the train
Is unoriarc,nat this irSoisajfitjout liitonctiky, Which
may self•treenive * preacher. butivshieh i the pop•
ply ouricrstand end &Spire ise "shySaimaa' ant i a
ii.isdnii—but that trertirethoolie niiii i one - mat indtr i ll
t o form, but to epirlV, irk purposeio la*, Pra -
lotion. in heintor-thit, told. PiUlittor brotherly
- liipdarso, whielt, rerfier:ting uII epiitialar, loves
meanwhile ell men silbordinating! fill 'Minor Air;
feeenereio the reaCh aria 0., r.rla oori., coin.
man croft, believing, i Nrlth thrtei,, that Satio.s
blouse le not ditilded, 'and so biitling every Man
(I,nd-speed wtra Is costing oat 4 dyiril— this , I isy,
hi Ms noble thristian ihrothe toed in a great
work whole% your Society Poste i It brings ithe i
whole icelesiestleal life under et power at ithe;
grestlew of ccsupra:wise-1s law Ander which, by i
blendieg of. things epecifieally 'Waren* into Ilre-,
ly combinations , God works nut li nature, and in!
~roan his grandest phenomens--iill I law Prodwil i og i
all fair , things in warniie, from thalowest union of,
i - ' i-ositery tof beauty' and
...
simple elements bite; compositettoi -- -
power-the atmosphere, the +an, the rocky
mountain, the hags ',batik of Mieb---np to the
complex harmony of composites!—the blending,
( 4
of mountain.. and river and eget pastoral vale
‘•-• into one fair , landieepe—the mingling in the flow.!
eel, leaf, the raindow'ir arch, thelleunset heavens„
al/84one and distinct eiders in one aspect of
besot:p.-0e concord Of taneical t enunds of differ
fenny stumpage anti power into One grand andech
- harcnony—theoljostmeneof (uteri distinct, seem
ingly antagonistic, into the vast resultant motions ,
of the astronomy of the universe ; a law of com
promises, working as well morally ellgreat things
in saw, the teriproestsoftening of all mental nod
moist goalie.' in theltrue romplisite of ''character
—the coneessiuo of abstract individual rights and
interests for theenke !of the etimPlex civil life of
' Stater,;--seen in the prettiest theta all men great
In their generation,—eot great io, one monstrous
virtue, bat in symmetry of all virtnes,Hseln
in the noblest forms - Of tatiodail life, made op of
separate-interests; "piling Iriank different iltialects
and conditions and states, all !mutually Melons',
timbals envious, yet, - in the inapiration of a great
Commonwealth, forgetting all Meaner interests in
a broader national interest wherever a beadle foot
r crosses the common border or. the common ban
ner of their Nadia is borne high in air,ayea, a
. isle workiniCkurstighest beinionies even in the
'pietist land immortal—that talon of the toles
-dal hierarchy, throne and dortibtion, and princi
pality and power, and angel and archangel, as
' sending anti descending, in Bethel'a old vision,
standing distinct, yet together In their high or
ders, around the one throne, blending all 1 their
myristleoices in the ;ono mighty hallelujah uhto
God and the Lamb. •.: i •'. CI '
This great law of compromises for . the sake of
onion—this holding in abeyaiee all personal met
witness or prejadices t in regar it of smaller things
for the sake of one controlling master interest,
this . great national end Christian law—your So
ekarrecninises and pets upoti, and so works put
-the finest form of a grand ; coMposite Christianity.
Its tebdeney to this end is! twoloid—objectiee
and subjective: ' 1 11. . r
It does this objective:3r. - Ed is eonditlonal,t9 the
• power—yes, to the very exist ace—of its mission
ary life, that the children wh ittome under its in
amines ebbed be - so trainedi s l i n a broad nitholie
spirit that when they mese a visible i•Church
• ,
membership they will love gee another. Ido not
say that these children will *Sow up, without ito.
• nominatiunal tfieferinees; fur :I know that, under
any guitars, there will be deteloped these 'Pecifis
'differences, intellectual, et:captives!, pathetical,
which lie at the ',foundation of ecclesiastical can
ons and tweeds ; bull do say that, let theat gash
. er into sects as they ti/ay, they will never grovel
in sectarianism. ,Studying :together the saute
. ,sweet listens' of hetivenly tenth, blending their
voices - 10 the same sweet &obi( of Zion, joining
in the seine prayer, disciple pi the same gospel,
. trusting is the nine' Saviour, welking toward. the
same bright,home in heaved, as they go forth
trout your missionary sehodis a broad catholic:l
' love will pervade their Christianity. and as city
were it to'brivel bank into ed acortithe giant oak
of the meant:tins, actin foratireek their nharity,
- •in its free and fair streager,je the miserable abatis
of a Ph:mantle and priestly irectatianista. , l' I
Meanwhile, supjecrireiy,i upon the et/imager"'
and patrons laboring together in this great work,
the'reaetion of this practicalevangelical ellinnee I
will be to fill every 'heart with a catholiS spirit,
' around Illicit the lion chaids of bigotry Will fall
off as smoking flax from a Samson. -. 1 1
Men that labor together In a common cause pc
vast, so glorious, will love Inc) another- As well
. might you get noble-heart/a mariners into a dis
pute about ship-catpentry land sea-water while
lowering the life•boat to @rive drowning Oen,- ' , or
' fellow-ruldicrs hail on motions quarrel ahmit
plumes and haulier's oldie btorming ride:by side
some Sebastopol, oi'lireaniiii shoulder to *heel
der the fierce tides of haute, as to excite:Christi
an men, united inla work
, : ilike t.1.1e, into pitiful
strife about non.esseutials-f .." - 1
' Here comes in the . phi of the great law, l of
, compromises, rubbrdinati g, all things "molter,
,- all things meaner, •to the eiblimitiesof si mighty
s ?clled a tOrnepttn i • masterturpore. • .-
. • IMee firmly --
,a iseipled tottheir . icculinr creed ,
jet, in the Inspiratiim of anVmniortal brotherhood.
coming up frdtn the miasmatic mists De the old.
Stieriliabs of metnihysicall strife—the vklt-ys of
vision filled with the' dry bones of ancestral and
historic enjaronessies—to stand together ,on the
serene MOffntain-top, wherti the radiantodn shines
and the dewe of heaven- he fair and soft-soine
.e.minion Pisgah overlooking Canaan, 'soma eon
yroton Tatum with ite transfigured, Christ. I
. Sects. distinct, cionservadve, strong in the love
• of their own faith 'and fordm, yet, for Midi, good
and 0 oil's . glory, Working'', together;',ns thestars
work, each in • its bwn splfere and with its own
periudie motion, atideme,Enn.l velocity, end tem
, perature, nod typett and tribes of lile, and peculiar
internal economy, and exttirtial glory—yet all Mo
ving together in 'be; gradd hnrmtiny of system
'and cluster and universe, lustrous each , as a die.
tinet gem, yet all blaring tngether in the. regalia
of the one only living as true GA! : 1
Such a bread calholle Ifuistiantty, I say,' does
this Atiterican Suriday Scitni)3l Union rontemplete
• and dovelope; and'sim ply in
. doing this it proves
itself worthy of, ail the eneettragetuent of our to
hors and pray:ere. f
This is just Mel trainin;' the young American
Church needs, es •"ii -rises ;from its cradle to the
tasks and trials all, manhotpl: I
If,„ as it seems to us'; CAS American nationality
is to be Gud's pecOliar initruineurrin the wotld's
political and evangelical - redemption„ . then our
• American Chercit'i as al( great fountain of the
universal Christianity that is to be, must molest
' within itself the tips amt the stature of true mil
lennial piety . ; said' what it wants is )rot mere.
' wealth, or sad, oepiiier, hut simply mere lore, a
baptisai from on htgh, that shall disciple us all
Visibly • ?to the lame, master, with the Holy
• Ghost and with Ara. ' . ,
In the Chnnitei bigoted sectarianismt is found
the strong obsteeln to Hi ; present adveit of the
latter-day gloiy..That mighty angelef the Aprie•
nlypse will aiitt bear man 'the
-nations a divided'
gospel! God's • Spirit will not elate*, our die
- sensions and discordeni -Christianity ,upon the
milienial Church. i The distinct tribes malt go up,
not as jesious.and rival (sands. but as the nos Is
rael of Gud, with nee bedtime oves,themi and that
'banner hive, if then. would conquer the. Canaanite.
There must be,' from 'out to' sprey,l a nobler
development of the innir life of love, ens the
- heavenly tree shoot its branches and shower its
fruit to the end. of the - t eeth fur the healing o f .
the mations. i ,
• This was just the Illation of-Christ's pleading ;
- ..• prayer, tittered in'his ho4r of sore taiail, as Ile
, entered the shady* to triad the wine-press alone,
7 •;-- fur the Church He was a purchase with His owo
- . blood—not that in migh have weallh,l or • learn
-init, or philosapb.Y, to cope with the old heathen
../ism—bet•“tkra they 4 might be one, that the
modal slight betiviter AM the world will not be
'leis otherwise. Por it ~is a shrewd, thoughtful,
'logical, common-sense viarld, to - say the least of
it; and you cannot per/tondo. it that this divided,
i Christianity, this bigotry of sect and creed. this
1 ;self-seeking, - intolerant; uncharitable 1 emelt:stee
-1 nese, is a spirit from hcsven—that men pausing
-- at the very passe" of 'thil Jordanto intone a shib
; '' boleth are the army of the living God marching
on the high tames, of edamption to the vietdry
of the , L. , '-r word. 1 . - •
I .
.-, orhat they all may 'one—that they ail may
be one," net, indeed, in term, hut,in spirit, in pur
pose, in labor, tin affection, in ,heart I This was
the Savioneefrayer. , And of this prayer is tide
• Union working out, with 'all its increasing power,
the practical answer. I- It is training: the young
American Cbureh 'nu; the higher • life' of love,
-according to our text's i law of Imperial culture—
'- nowiag the seed or lovMin the sunny spring•time,,
when the skieseire genfol—planting the sentinele
of lore in the fortreea before the windows are
I' darkened, and the dords shut in the street, and
the music of adectioustashed under the reigning
pewee of sectarianism, ... -
,
Thanks be ante God d tl see, in assiatione like
this, blossoms wiles!, 'fruit shall be •the pawl.
' clusters of the latter- y Christianity. I perceive.
.herteeitainittry (that is even now-laying broad
and deep foundltions Or the millennial Church— ,
a Church shore typi, as seen int apocalyptic'
view), was not tWeireilaaparatti strongholds, one
for each tribe , "of loll!, united indeed by -some.
: loose tie, like an'nisi feudal eonfederbey, but the
while eaehlrotening drkly on'the , other ,- with its'
gloomy ecelesinstical attlements, and Repartee',
opening only Inaba' w ! 4
tchuord of its own Alb.
toileth—ob, not this!--but Whose inn/ woe rather
• one glorious city, its m ails garnished indeed not
altogether with line, b t with twelve manner of
precious stones ' . 1 bavit not indeed I one might,
' gate forth° whcile hos , but tweveseinirate gates,
with .twelve gentle. hearing the names of the
' twelve triter off Israeli and yet all , these twelve
, gates opeoiog to • the, same city. through "which
want the sealed. 44 ealjh tribe, the hundred and
-forty and foOr ithouriltol, all to stand With the
• Lamb on shoe ft Zin joining their voices in the
- rains new' song of 'region, and 'casting their
retains together tad re the one •thr l oest of their
pod. . 1 4 ~ I
~_,. • , But we havtexha tad oar limits, and hasten
o' to otenelude. lima ?perfectly, and with smell
. • fled hasty Preparation, hive we aotaidered tie
troth whichwiir 111Ztiearhesond this Society acts
. upon ... f i r i,„ /I t r i nN e i e o f early telioitate eine"' lo
: the iinrvinrau, THIS, iI!ATIOS. and Two rams or
00110.-111114 salmi, n' t, and need not huger' with
afloat,* appal. 11 • - : . !
- Insticet with such!" purpose, working out such
bents, the Auieilesi4llunday-School Uoienneede
' not our poor adveeadY. Inhes already taken its
-plies among the- "el foremost of the Cherch's
'evangelise/1 inetrantentalities, and as • greint..a
simple, • megninceet systam of . religioas educe
- lion, ontiodying the mightiest miiral ieflueneet
• and wielding them ill in finest otijnetteent to the
'' lams laws of our ?Wm, it tomes with •Oude
--inuilfest - tredentialin an angel's- beauty and as
- ?ger" poi*. -'d ' - . . : .
_.:• It twines with a Ovine call are on 'llielr7Phi•
lanibrep.te; who loili their race, patrinti,, who tore
-.. their Conotryi Chrislint, who love their church,
men who :mein eve y cradled infant an ,immortal
"Piet niaptiniging to '
eternity; who see in this
ilnation :Goa l ' lest ad grandest lestrintatitality
far dm yea/civil end religiose disentbralteast; -
viatica in. jibes, Christian -denominations 0111 i
Chalet of -tile .4tritig God: , advancing , the same
,Wnew ii: toire.to tbs' roomiest Of i . weir 'fo",the
inseseale Ittidennel4toi teen •urtnetili :anti tal
ents and .stetson—li men weaker and .Itertiter,,
'' , l . t• -. ' • 1 1- t -
I -• , ,
who yet love end. , graeltttoo.o for the creature
and the Orpater- - -thrtn Vith the teit talents and .
men 10111 the , otaez--spirirv i utightyl th:katd orear
heft to foltuts••bto ape and AO , it 01', , es a Mill
tti*lititllt fled. uttered by !hasty of every:lB
- whieh a towhees love watches, uttered-toy
the. SUrdell, of ..nr -turigraut life rolling
town* di the Western ocean c utterthl by the dying
icy of greet nations es_they ratted' , their drown
...lug hands for mid from - Warden:As* ds arid Conti-
Dents eon eloquent all tender motives,
ell idesied.memories, istl.O.rious hopes, the mem
' fait" of our Saviour's 'wondrous lure, when he
sought for ;and saved us, the hopes Cif casting lee-'
trona erbwrrk at his feet when we shall sr* him as
is, end be with him, and like hiar—with tt call
ten&r, so Irresiitibie, so aivini, '‘.lOra it eome
to as, bidding us go forth together, kith one heart,
one spirit, one grand catholic purpoisec , one con
straining, overmastering, all-transforming love
for our Common liolidettrier. to ifiapil • 00d'ID great
infant for its immortal manhood, sled rock with
an angers ministry the cradle of flo , i'd world!
•
j'Uintrs' 3ournal.
POTTSVII.LE_,I
BATVIU7AT. AY 7+
Cosraisibrx the Card and Iron interests stand
in greater seed caritas Protective Policy than al
moil any other interests in this country. Yet
steadily for twenty-five years the bulk of the men
employed in mining Coal, manufacturing Iron,
and in transporting those two articles to market,
have voted with the Free Trade party. An in
staves of stronger and more per latent political
inlatuation and self deception does not exist.
The delusion under which these men have rest
ed for so many years, instead of being dispelled
by the calamities they have „pa led down upon
themselves, seems rathe r to bo inpreased: So, far
from finding the cause of the depression of wages
to which they forced to submit, to the political
system they have contributed largely to sustain,
they pretend to find it in the cupidity of their Ca*
players. In vain is it demonstrated that more
than one half the capital invested in Coal and
Iron operations has proved a total leer, and that
the other half has not fora year or two pelt yield
ed a net profit equal to simple interest on the in.
iestmeht. , They refuse to perceive aoy demon
titration of that sort, no matter how clear and
manifest, fOr suelfdemonstration'..tonviets them of
a culpable disregard of their owe welfara'and of
the bltadeit subserviency to unprincipled' damn '
goguers Then the demagogues ir't o have profited
by their madness or stupidity hitherto are deeply
concerned isr meant them from discovering the
actual state of the case. and are latent with ready
falsehoods to stir op and inflame `their passions so
i
that they shall have po chance f reflection.
r
It does not distress us that al miners and
boatmen cannot command big wages. Tiaey.'
have voted down the only system rough which re
munerative priceareen be mantel ed. They have
so voted as almost{ eniirely to a op the immures"-
tore of railroad• iron in this Co nu:, and, so as
greatly to cripple and contract u
prospeutiuo of which necessarily,
gumption of coal. _As thej have
they ought w lie upon it withal
especially without charging th e
who are totally innooent.—Honer
It is humiliating to be obliged
that Oat our cotemporary assert
true to the letter. Not only otul
thani,n , of every grade, are at th;
ing for the • bare necessaries of
Bible for employers in thalpresett l
manufacturing 'ltiterests:vf thei
their aunt high wises! If the la
or strike far. thaw, the. former
alternative, to atop, and that is i
the workingusanor ith
than to labor on . unaantplainingly
to be inailequate remnrieratiun.
ingmou Of this .Region ; rd th I
country, that theyetunot hope
porous times, until theYrcsolve t
which at this' time is iMporting I
the port of New Yorkat the ra t
of dollars a week, while, our upe
die, rw workinjal starvation p
look at it! Even the free trade
delpbia is . °brined at the influx
Its New York Com:aperient, tit
I. writes: •
The heavy and steady shipmei
this port to Europe urn beginni
Owl in commercial and (Milne'
Spite all tbe'reasoning about . th
cottoo shipments and (air prosi
'
harvest next Tail, apprehensiol
pressed that the drain is to cone
tinuing, another ipottetary pant
before the year is Ant—particula
tioes'short no let-up. The val
cAtered at the port during the
terday, and fromllst 01. Januar ,
184.
Dry Gorda.
Ontivral Merclondlze, 3,1251_4
Total fOr die.week, .4,700,714 t,501,4a7 - 4,503,1119
rforloualy roporto4, 3t,313,458 :4.377,371
Since 'Jam let, $77,73002 h 3,314,945 F 8,912,00
• : This deplorable'stote of uff.tqa it the legitimate
lk
fruit of sustaining a party . w ose policy is, fur
the purpose ol retailing power to depress the in
dustrial luter stsof the count y, and throw our
p'orte open to the foreign matidifacturer, who by
the aid of pauper labor, can uidersell the Ameri 7
min manufacturer. The Demo ratio party cannot
truthfully - deny that this is the itosition it occupies.
The action of the last :Congress, in which it pos
sessed a
, nzajoritY, proves the it is no friend to
Protection. Of what avail is i if a few Democrats
from .Pennsylvania make ade onstration in that
direation, if the mass of Ike arty is opposed to
l a
it? None, we opine..-We oiefore, assert that
the workingmen of this State an aspect nothing
f
from dim party. One of its o gaol asserts that a
,Prinective Tariff is but it spec es of aboltionism;
and but few of its papers arty cate mob's system
without jeopardizing their po hien in the party,
acd disk Whittle° among thefaittilul:
Workingmen of Pennsylvania, as you have as.
sided by supporting the free Trade policy of i the
Democratic party, in riveting the shackles Of de•..
version upon you, weearneitly conjure you to re
trace your 'lope,' and in the f tore vote only for
thiftrue American policy—a p Hey that will make
these old hills ring frith the sounds of busy in- '
&Wry; and your homes me comfortable from
increased remuneration for pi r labor. - liouhave
been accused—obis, That it sh raid be with truth—
Of voting heretofore against y hr own iotoreets.--
Retrieve your reputation in I at respect, by your
future action-an action 'whic should have for its
collect annihilation Of the mis table policy of the
I Sham Democratic party., It ill not do to believe
the. felsehdods of ittileaiera. i They have deceived
j
you too often, to merit in the s igktest degree, your
confidence. Therefore pond r the condition o
the country ;your own condition; recognise. what
system will relieve you; support the part] that
' honestly advocates that ayetemiand sweep from
power riOvery time setting, demagogue of the De
mocracy. .Do !hie, and light will break in upon
whakis now gloom end darknelti:: , Will our work
ingmen be prapsaed format 7wltea The time fuer
don arrives ? We ha raltoolldetme in their strength,
I
and believe they will. ' 1 ~
. ~
Rev. CIRRLES WADSNORTII, 1). D.—This di
vine, whose labors are at present confined to Phil
adelpltiw,,has:a Wide spread s reputation for power I
and eloq uence. Probably one of the happiest o
his published sermons J. :the ono to be found in
Our columns to•day.:, It was preached at there
quest and in behalf of the American Sundaj
•Eichoolltuion, on Cho sth ulti .o, 'and we assure
our rlidders it well repays ett.ntive perusal. .
Ch EF EN01:11SERII IN TOE
receht promotes in the Na
wa tleerre the name of Her
tly . of this Borough:
focal . A
WEEKLY AL
7 Svrnray,'....l4 531
8 Sc7l) &2'7
9 M0NDAY,........ 4 51 7
10 TUESDAY,...—: 4 a 7.
II WEDNESDAY,. 4 49 7
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13 FRAY,. ... 4 4717,
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April b3.-82° .
Ron 31st' Ron.,
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W 11.14
Tbstri.„
"., • 6,-80
jta ,7 Dirine service ii du'
pal chiral' etlitite, jot eom ,
Airily the breaking ,
slope.latnalea, on the 231
inini4iiged _2l years, vie k,
. .
• r. Rich girdlerfrr,
Tamaqua, mai' 1c b, ibs
tultusboat St Nicholas, on.,
les* Battalion 'Petra*.
'list • ItegitalaCv v;fl purl
eo,paules sboald . be out
isepeetWi IRO
itowier,ll
. 51 a.dergi 4, 4 libts noto•abi
is Pont esdioni t illerAt Ney
Reteptioi; •
ill 514 46iiallitanC°1 athi
esnoly rege,ek,,
. .
•
plrrAteilta o oar bills Is In "any:
.41' the Couoli, e t fire."To's slta!ospbeee .bi
lasisi di,* Is etiquette. bees far from el
' ',oslrOur
noting a .1
iitariibTiy of f 1
yot, coop of.
arper Swerper.:—Tbls is an dree
-instittionti Oneat,ltepr in,
1 ; -slut *bile it does Its net well,
lest; a gist ceases of dinar and
t. delicate In Mishit. .litit little .
Cred to vie it; in feet it . is elmost
,
, ,
.0 troll it over Snot'. Boos keep.
a this imProvement upon' the mat.
tendon of sweeping with a kroom ,
7 4
'thase tar ra . tle at Bainan's store.
isilrfo .-,-The :Wilkesbarre Record of the
Times states t a cheek drawn by Fowler Plain
right 4 Co., id' Jennesville,:on ile :A * n visits
Bank ‘ of Tantana for $484 9?, Payo 3l ° 11 order
of P. Harvey A Son, was cashed at the W owing
Bank on the 12th nit., with a forged Otldoi4oleat.
iti ;
The description of the person who preset' d the
check ca.moponding with that of a Clerk in the
Post O ffi ce at apart, he WAS armled and, old to
bail on the c ige. • . •-I
ASll"Pateii! •
tive fad Atop.
eat folvit4,,, ge#
It motes Do
distress to, lb
strongtlii? req
asisusossineut
en Interested i
ly liborless 0 :
should examl.
perberieke
weeks slime, -1
at the bead o
eider, and it w
creations. No
the Club mill
season, ilia a
Mill Creek
Unaided that t
to hare atria
hooves the
pniedee to gu
Weld
_sown) days sic'
seeded in bas,
"speckled
day's work—!
•largest we ca
luxoriitat iti
through and
dexterity, s
latter wrath .
commend us
piscatorial op
Aar. Tefie
Potisville P I
who deriro t
Superintend •
her occupations
involves tbe mat
' tootle their tied
grumbling, and
blouse to perions
dole Donociat.
to aeknowledgis
I sla the above, ii
mar presen
9 o'clock tbi;
School room i l
Neu Sat
boor.; a
an exualinn
plicants
miners, but me-
moment labor
fe. It is hopes
, 'condition of the
country, to pay
liter flemencl them
are bat a single
finitely worse to
. tiding u pun him,
for what he feels
We tell the work-
Thule wh
out ekomio
Beerstory.o
r& C
the result et
Monday
Jnlmit Itsmf
Wm. Short,
s State; of this
fur nor see pros
discard • policy
'foreign goods 'at
o of
,fico millions
rativas nee °Orr
Jonathan He
John Ittodb
John R. WI;
i'ittriele for
J.sephlittr o
Aoksi iiTl4Oll,
Wm. Gitlin.
/L trick kla
ker. Wily, only
Lrdger, of Phila
of goods.
:Or date of May
Thns.
Wirt.Tradb
Smut. Ilatee
It. 11. Coryel
Patrick 'Mc a
Hoary Alit •
Eolkard
Jutepli
anti of Specie from
ilg to arrest sawn.
I circles, and de
. protitableters of
eta of a plentiful
ins 'are' !melt!, ex
itinne, and so ilon
to will be upellh us
iyly as the imptriet
-044 merchant e
eelt ending y -
, wile as follows;':
185 R. 118 7 .9.
195,550 $1,484,375
k,111:12.937 . 3.060,131
Henry C. J 1
.John B. Rec
Geo. W. Job
R. 11. Info.
K. Wlittfibl.
.foh n o , lVva
.A.t4nny M 0
Iritiiiine SI
People i
xer Ch t
on Illooda
and the
Hexed will'
re.pectiv!'
iturgess,
Trrnsur i
High
try at th
=III
I=3
a quarte
on the p
repeated 1
telectiu
wish tar:
musical
(from P
and co..
titled t
Duple,
of "Su
urban
Ire sod.
duty nod
Copra
ment."
vor - ifer.!
very t
•jast~
of Or. ,
I♦ML.—Among tte
jto Chief Engineer
"an 'Newell, former.
the se
folio
dom
Ms;
OM. -
'xoces CII&30t&
ke* M. f bre
2 Flrd Q. ; 0 aer
3 Full M. 16 4 11e7
4 Inuit Q. 24 6 We,
.5
M=3
Inmargint - Ornrx..
6 ma ML I
I. M. 7 P.M; -
.4 0 121 0 —ekar
:6 :0 "
VI ' co "
66 63 "
72 , 63 "
73. --,. 70 - ".
liat •
wit di.
tour
solo
site
bad in the Pilsen
leted et Ashland:
a Oslo At Leran's
alt., lliebte!Eplly, a
lied. • :I :
you
Irb
- or
only,
hw
Of Robert. Carter of
t aoeldoot lo.lba
!so
and'
tei
tbe
On Monday tiezt the
for, isepeettes. The
4 11 ' iliragth;
idistersvllte.
,iip t e4tAtutitoi otitis
dint cps ibit lttb .
r,* 2
of illateiti of ein.
6 :P.kthe uteeiu of
° 01 1:- 4 galb eta•
L '
ig wont!' "1:101112el,
now
root. and tbe'ptomis•
'it is airily Inetessiog.
The Pottsville Cricket Ch
l ade arrangements to have its
blehecoango strati, put in
It shortly be ready for the Clti
being quite ready for are, hi
are Its 'first 'regular gains;
.rnoon, oti ground lyiug . .9 ,
ad, back of the blotto, As
Is Club and the Philadalpll
of skill during ; the Sento
embers of the Pottirllle 1. 1 0
rd well their laurels.
bilged in a trout.lisaing. es union
M a
as, and with a couple of ids sue , .
oting one hundred rod tea of the
Wier." Rather fair for 4 single
,m 4 work it was where we landed the
light.- Indian Run is certsinlY,Aost
brush, fallen trunks, ea.,* get
l over which requires. considerable
.ngth and patience., especially sthe
7. Notwithstanding , this *zanier,
to mountain trotsellshing.! .othei
.rt is . tatne ca peed with it.
I
eri . ExastaiunNws.—Those lof • the
blio Sabool,feachers. and otheri,
pass en assimilation by the County'
at, on tiaordinary English ranebes,
,tbeenselres, for that purpose, at
(Saturday) morning, in the Digit.
Thaemarninetioet will be written..
relay,', loth, at the same plan end
r opportunity Will be afforded; fur
ion upon such extra blanches as op.
saggest. 1 i .
alai their Ceetilleates renewed, w i llb.
;tier), will hand them to Mr. Lqtle,
Board of Directors., _
Borou ! A Etection.—A
II=II:=
811
Curt, !tritons
covigas, i. 68
5 . 2 1
theringtoui
•I • 1 93 . 1 : 4 1
13.1 T•I 194'
• 135
, lag ' lal 131.1
4 . 34 90
COMITABIJI '
12.1 416 2)6
S 6 60 36
I ‘ , ad, - -
, i ,,...Scri , et!.
..Disc=uss.
106 ~
i. 'a pre., • . 1 1 ' , 1 1
'!
2 Yrs.,
. Ili 1 •,1 .. ' 112_ 1
1 trough,. 85 . , 1
• F.B i I
I. 'ichardson, • E 5 'l.l
CUE& :
kron,. ' 98 :• 88 186
103 26 12s
•
Acni7oos : 1 - i, .• '
1 . , • ''. • 107 : 'OO . 187
107 BO 187
i • 107 r ,64 189
• ~. 82 ItO 142
.ery, • • ,- 82 in ' 149
er,. " 6 94 1 1 66 160
a Mates )0 Roam;' Demotrits in Ilalie.
.:.•.---- r I ' .
election for Borough officers took place
hut. There wee but little !Fitment,
cult Is generally entiefactory. An
be found tbo aggregate vote fur the
,fikers elected, and their opPonints :
•D. B. Cristo
E. fOr Cris!, 231
r - O A. Schtirtle,2(no .
'661
ualuUle—•J.llantey, 479
B. Burr, ' ; 349
t for Minton l3O
d'a—;:*W. Mortimer, Ji..480;
•11. F. i f te, 961 no opp.
' IC. Little, • 4611
Innes,i 222
F. Fustoi, 121
School Director- 41 8. Zinnia, 273
U. Putt, H
I YARD.4Conueit—' o 3. Tingle;
_
Sea tterin r, 3
School Det,:ecterW. E. Dam 119
• Scattering, 1.
D.—Cotitteit- , -*D. - Nagle, ' 133
• S. Hefner, • 47
*E t Goldin, I 65
C. W. Pitman, 4
School Director—oWm.lPot, t
P. Lyitene. 84
A np.— Couneit ,•Doqne,(11111 11pp.)135
S. Direeter—*D. Kerihnetl, do, 130
/Irked with a * are elected
the Ma omit
4 t
ie eooeert of L
Court Rouse :ow . onday e
in poll' of attend co, and
very , ereditable; the Pottsville
Iteiring the pieces annonn
I Ogren:ono so satisfactorily, tit
y encored ; Mr. jenkinsGo :blayed.,soirie
?1 froin popular operas on the viopncello,
Ilie and At 11, (he is a r 'inileioati 4 of fine
;, . I
ibil)ty;) Messrs. Melntrei randn White
iladulphia we believe) sang Several Scotch
t‘ - • -
ittoogs, inimitably, and wee rich)) !ni
1, 010 encores they received ; and , John
sq., recited ht.sl.lever local poenthistot,
Penkiny," the departed Indian brave,
kote'inemorial exists at the earner of Cen:
Mahantango. • streets, tbia Borough. In
this concert, it, would be a idereliction of
t to refer, to the effective manner in which
'I Cake sang-the "Irish. Eiligrant's La.
It procured for him prob . :ail/ 1 1de , most
us -encore of the evening. In reply to the
1 tiering eall,.the Gen—Corpiirsil sang with
.garil for the proper exprencomne, "Shells
n." 'We eongroulate the modei.‘,..debir.
pee his overwhelmingly unexpftrted sue
•,. I.
re truly gratified that the benefit In every
met the mosCsanguineespeetstions of the
of the'corps, and hope to gee the infantry
p a with full reek. and in effeeiivecondition:
uniform is ierninly, very
fi neat, and no,
bnuld be spared to b l uild-tb company up
it le entitled to occupy.
•
Recipe, for P beg phut.—At this is
•
son for preserving fruit, we ptiblishNhe
Ong receipt', which ore invaluable and M.
,ED TAR.—After removing worms from
I
at. a Peach and other trees, ke., ITO/ to
;ands e' mixture *a f011ows:Z-ilitlf ounce of
ire rublOate ridace4 to pi , trder—add half
spirits of hartrhorq'oi.ral ammoniac and
ell together until di:solved. I Pit in a Three
•-
1 kale rert:l 3 and iidd commenter and mix
l egator. then appiy / to• the *Minds
the borers here been taken out.
WAlSlte— ,, Put one dram l eorrosiva
into s gill of spirits of hattshern or aal amp
e until dissolved,;. add fur cnarts — of .soft
and wash•yoni tmes and ths roots with this
on: I s This mixture will net injure the peer,
.0 worm Urdr.seet will touch them. lie ears
these Milauror as they , are poisonous.
1 ' .. .
• Roma° Roneor.—One I ound of Whale 011'
1 4 •
, onnees of sialphOr,tnized cl 2 'gallons of
:; se half 'peck ,of lime •la four gallon! of
• ; ,pour off the eleer water after the lints Is
lived. and - adkit to the other 'pier ; add
lallitts of strong tobaeeo
.iater; l With title
ion eyringe your Thant, ink!, lenittelliately
i a rain, and the eureulto wilt Oat !Ouch . the
g freit. The pyringing ought .to eotautanew'
"tbebinatoats begitt to fell, hind applied after
' rate.. All frill trees; if Alta foliage' is
. prop'.
syrioged with this solution leiter ratite for a
eaks,, will not.be iroubled !hit tbeeneinfto.
' et bare-pioeared a lot of the; Whale' Oil Soap
alit; ' Gordon Syringe!, which. eon he' 'Oh..
' . *lour - olden by thoeto;Wbci desire .to apply
I' . y.; •tf - ti • utootutaa'Odeds au - effectual
• y 'hi Slue' wbo have ' - tr eit it for - Apo or
.. -
i 7,, 1 Po t * ' - - : .-': -,.. -.- - , , __ „
2 7 ig ‘.
_Wor & kinime, 4 , 1 ? ( a 1441411 Rg r ."
athomie--• On bards," oileulug bit *westing ot
ktfmir int to Temaq el¢t - thit*t.p44
lriaj miifeitlerito,t*tr 40 61011 . - Or 00 ae7
ut tor tegrenstatilres inth*.last.sanislaturs.
tioatliMarke!';f4 l l.4 o. !:l 444lll6o2tketisilt l i t ' i
regallds 11050-itOti:MiOrss;f!tortli•roteis 4l '
Teeddittles' Mr.
MilliaWo3lbMitlitirs acted 21 fiet*, — .4: 'Jim - Meet!
lag dotal the evening" was addressed Wilke
_ .
piest mantas's, ity4desstr. Parker, dlubn,..Peleast
sad following prnernbleatutriiii
.
'talons werei_reatand uninitnouslifidaptial
Witzegna, We; the martingale:l employed gelid
shout the mines of 3etaatpiat4 vicinity, having
earefelly ,watebed the - Legielatire - ; eareu of sew
prettent Couaty Sizater thi. num Rebtad. Palmer
'and of respected, reiresientadvis . .l(tyrei L.
Pinkerton, Philip it. Palm and Jots B.'• Bova
thruisghout the last sesri n. of our Statti
tura at Ilarrishurg, and „toeing fully sitlelled: with
the honest, straightforward. and eMelent manner
in which, they have fulfilled their pledges given to
up at the but October. eketione ; we therefore, re.
seise, that 'Stowe them our warmest Reknit, l.
wdgements, ani here publicly tender tbrm the
same, promising theta - that while iliey as nobly
sustain the interest of labor as they have hitherto
deice, that tca Will eonsideriteut duty and interest
Lesiva them tier support:
Racked, That, the passage of the hill entitled
"Au net fur the butter securing of the wages of
labor."' bas given us
_unbounded -atisfaetion. and
'that we bail it with pleasure, as * first step to
wards other-reforms which the Interests orlabor
have a just right to demand. •
- P.cwifecer, That in our present Senator the 800.
Itubt. DI. Palmer. and• ids worthy"colleagues, Phi.
lip It. Palm. ..lobo S. Boyer Ind Cyrus L. Pinker.
too; Schuylkill county has had a reputation at
Marrisburg this last winter,-of whieh she may
justly feel proud; and that in them the working
mCe hare found, able, faithful and' energetic ad.
'soars of their rights. ,
• • ROMS
owed
perfect
b's op.
welter,
AIP•Jfa jar. W. A. Nick;thr, U. S. Array.--With
pinata, we copy from the Charleston Areal of
April 19th list; an extract of the 'proceedings of
the anniversary banquet of the Charleston Light
Dragoons, on the list of that mond" The ban.:
goat was attended by a large number of,toill4r7
men, bulb from the United States Army, and from
the South Cirolina Militiaand . we observe that
. •
cur lownaman, Major Nichol', U. 8. Army, wita
_a picot, awl was )aunbred onirha *Cession, by 'O4
following sentimont i propoled by Captainl . H.
Rutledge, tbo otontanndant of tbo Dragoon" who
introduced AtAjor.Niehola to the company • lib
the following historical memoranda': , 1 .i,
"Major NIA°Is served at the startuing.ol Mon
terey, *Witt of Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo, Sati•rtn
lonia; Churittutsco, Nolino•det Cbapolittpee,
Omits son Cosme, and City afterward..
•!Being o First Lieutenant of artillery, heves
brev e tted Captain for 'gallant conduct' at Monter
ey: y e a reverted , distingtilabetr, at Cburnbusto,
and 'was again brevetted Major for gallant eon.
duet at 'Malin° del.Rey,' ' •
•• • Air be volunteered as igunner'il
'At Molina, he vole,. _ _ 'gm, . m nat
ving up a piece of Drum's Artillery, and w e ed it
as ,ucb during the scam The Ore from this
piece very materially assistedlin driving the ene
my trent their guns, end in siding our troops 'ln
their advance. It was by this service that be
acquired the er.ebriquet of the 'Ganser of Molina:
The incident having reached the ears of the Pres.
idea', be sent talks War Department to lento the
name of thdofficer whit had thus. distinguished
himself, andthaving dune so, placed his name at
the head of the lists of brevet fur that mot Lonrho
fore examining the reports."
To which Major Nichols, who was' iateelied
with cheers, responded: • .
" Captain and Gentlemen of Ike Charleston
Light Dragoons :—lt is with a great deal of dila•
dance that I rise, feeling myself, I was 7 ,about to
remark, almost a perfect stranger in your midst;
Gut thasight of the Ong of our common country,
now flying over us, assure,' me that I have 'com
mon interests with you, and that I am not alto
gether a stranger, here. -,
"I thank you, gentlemen, for, the sentiment you
have dune me the honor to respond. to, and you,
Captain' fur the handsome mincer in which you
have
Captain;
pleased to et prey that sentiment.
"In the early period of dui war with Mexico I
was ;irs.;ciatettivitb the gallant Quitman, whoa.
Isptimely death the cation now laments; and
who was io intimately connected with. the heroes
'of this State, who proffered their services. and who
left. their homes and interests to take their part in
sustaining the honor of our country's flag; and
most nobly .ditl those heroes endure the hardships
sad privationl of war. -
"On the held of Chorubusco it was the fortune
of the command to which I belonged, to meat the
'Palmetto Degiment"--11 field where this regiment
covered itself with imperishable glory—tand on
' which every man had brought home to his mind
~ the pentimeni, 'dMlce et decuriwt est pro parries
Nraori."lnas there the gallant Duller fell.—'
Again thanking' you, gentlemen. permit me in
conclusion, to offer you the following :
"The Mentor, of the Honored Dead of the Pal
, motto Reointeist.—Their heroic deeds, are held in
proud retneinbranco'hy a , grateful country."
- The same paper contnini oho a communication
giving the personnel of a General Court ,Martial
lately sitting at Fort Moultrie, Charleston Dar
' bur, by direction :of the President of the United
' States. fur the trial of an office t r of the Army—
' and of which Court Major Nicht:dews', a member.
' We extract as follows :
~
"Mr. Edltor :—I observed &day or twe ago, a
notice in your-paper of the' pereonnef of the-Court
Martial, ae...AC: Allow me to throw in a few
= touches for the filling out of the picture. I will'
' follow the military rule in giving opinions, by
commencing with the youngest.
• • a et •
•
• • 0 • •
• e i • * 1
• • • .' • • •
"Major W. A. Nichols is odxt. No one would '
need be told that' be was a soldier. Ile has it 1
written al! over him from bead to foot. Ills fig- ' ,
ore and bearing remind me of some Of those de
seriptions we read of—Where the hean.ideal is
resented of the soldier—and his looks do not I
elie his'eharacter. 'Where mils there more gal-,
I ntry than his, lately recorded by yon? I un- I
ti .
derstand hii,qualifications as a bureau officer are
L not inferior to his martial performance, and that,
some distinguished head of a military bureau re.
-marked, that if you gave Nichols in ,an-of ce
nothing bat a block. of wood, In, would' ihape it
'lnto'eumething Oseful." • /
i I- a • • I • , As - ~
exs4 is
lair, on
71 lfi2
74 193
79 1491
83 194
80 183
82 194
63 140
164 It 2
130 113
13 38
1 671
336
We are gratified to observe that the distinguish
ed services of co rlowniman are appreciated as well
by the citizens of s sister State as by Mose of his
own.
pit"Proceetlittge of the Borough c' t tuncil.—A
staled meeting of the Borough Couneik was held
'on Tuesday evening, May 3rd. Present, Messrs.
Menuig, Hoover, Exert, Nell moo, Shortie, Chris.
deg, Nice, Kintley, Haywood, Itepplier and Fell-
igh t Watt
ening, eras
he perform.
• Glee Club—
ed for thetti
et theyivere
single; the President in the chair. 1 11
The, minutes of last . meting We read and
adopted.
Com: of Accounts on unfinished 'besiness in
itihiatids. was conkinned. ',"
.
Special Com. 0n'11.4 corner of _Centres, and Eas
Mnrket streets, was ens tinued.
Special Corn. on amenduninie to the Borough
Cho rteroran .discherged.
Street Cons."on.repairs'of Water street, in 'Nor
wogiats Addition; was continued; and discharged
on crossings at Third street and Minersvillelload.
, - Corn. of Survey on grado of Arch street, repor•
ted ordininee establishing grade,,ete.. Report
accepted and Cum. tlischargoil.
Cam. of Lamp and Watch was discharged on
erection of lamp in Callowhill street.
Street Cam. was Coat inuel on construction o
circular coifed In Morris A iditioa. ,
Special Cott: on claim of' lir. A. H. lialberetadt
for damages to vehicle in consequence of alleged'
immensity of street at old gas fork,. rePortedAit
favor f a
. eontlaromlee settlement of $2.0. Re.
port not accepted; . " '
Special C..m. on opening street from Centre
street at the old gas works, to Cool 'street, was
cotilinned. •
Street Com. on , crossing in Marliet street wear
Ninth, was discharged een crossing in High street
near Coal, discharged ; onr,vvidening and paving
Third street between N.Agregian and Mitbani,ngo.
:diScharged;and on: conditkon of culvert in Coal
street,iontinned.
Cont. on Firs Apparatus on the sell of the SAM
lire engine and tender, was continued.
The Clerk was . Insiructed to notify certain-Ott.
petty holders on lionoregian stroat, to puilin•thati
dralus s and pave.. -' •
Com.',.ntfe•petition of Pottsville , Cornet . Rimy
proyink for appropriatfon to portion; new multi•
cal instrumentr;reported favorably. Report ac-
copied and Committee discharge&
eonsideration of the matter of removing ob
noxious mine' water from Lyon street, was post
pone&
On motion a- Cpm. composed- of biresrs. liar
wood, 11IcBarron and Repplier, was. appointed to
ascertain the, eosin! repainting the Clay Munn
menk in this B9rough. , •
Com. or Pint Apparatus was lastroeteal to put
in order the tire phig at the corner of Third and
Market ,strerAa, and 'at the sorrier of Centre and
Norwegian streets. :
The Supervisor wisinstreetedlo put the bridge
In Mooch Chunk street, in order.
The B..rnugh Barteyor was instructed to pre.
pare plans and apeellieatione. preparatory to the
reerptlon'tly the Borough of proposals to culvert.' ,
Norwegiah Creek..
The
.
The . annual report" of the ~Chief- B ergent ..was
read. It reported a balsa°. fur lieeamea, °lei otter
official expenditures, of
. $llB 80. . -.
The following bills item read, and ordered to be
.
paid
,C. Worisau owl othere,.. #ll6 25
-Jacob Medoro,. - . 91 13
Elietion OUltall of Borough,. - , 66 00
Watchmen, . , ; .. 100 op
•
.1 - S3OS •
, -
- •,`
i k ipilwas-faser 1 0 .24 0 '
".
• yrgdat." , ..* 42,
A loos
41004 1 . , ing tianitt'..isiletit
,
Arednairda,t; orterjaoon si, tr Welocki on: wtskit
-
efaa/on;liellealy Wet*
',OP* -._ alsetals ` ender
bad, Ot illezeoln:leltilkilp*' ol447 -To
,rireleeked.:-* eg canebars , sae Means.
Shorl.l6. ihoft if;lblettjo
alliti:taaes, Nagle sad Beene. _
. -
• - - '
.
lbievining about 9 a'cloel4 the=vibes' of
414 OWltteits with some incited guests, mai:hien to
the anku4 Council sepper. - :It was prepared by
Coo-I"..B.lteercher of the .Exebange Ifotat. and
wet in 'every respett worthy at 'that gentlemates
ireputstioif as an unexceptionable caterer: ' -_}Ages
doipgla II justice to the se hstant Isis and delicacies
'shirt literally Weighed downthe table, rev it,ra! of
the distinguished gentlemen presentre We
i totited,
end in response, expressed themselves one ; and
very much in - love`with Pon - stills, a confession of
which they need not he ashamed, foi'isn
she . hatt not her compeer is many respect* t the
State. Messrs. ,Cantpliell. Haywood and' Palmer
- WC'S , the principal speakers on the occasion. and
as proud as they are of oar City among the hills,
as proud are our ciente, of them, for their earn
est engravers at true elevation, tor
He is the truly great alone
-• N'ite,ersikii•• Stith open foes, ;
•. .I 0 whim an honest heart is shown,
With,..rbarits's soft grace; • .
The week or'sini.ll be will nut alight
-, tile ItYstif itt God and does
- the right
A monarch in the world!'
Us shapes the present race. , •
We would tongratulste• the. members of the
Borough Couriiit, upon the very happy mariner in
which their festbilty_passcd off; and believe. from
-the competition of the new Cuenca 'that its acts
for the earning. year will be af worthy of public
atimmehdatioe, as thosesof the Council bear put
closed. .
ova PAR3IEIU.
ar nog any or TOWEL FALL •
. ,
[Entered according-to Act of Coitnrese. a. n:4 , 11E9. by
Bennett k Co.. lo lb* Clerk's Office of the District
Court of the United States for the :Eastern
• Districkof Perinssivanhq ,
441 sing of the Vannes", who thrive by their toll—
The heroes who conquer and govern ths Noll— •". • ,
Ballerina that all will the subject regard
As oneof the beat for the soug of a Bard.
Their houses' are their eastleithelr hearth-401*i a
throne— •
They rule with no sceptre the kingdoms thej, own;
The stalks and the "Ina, with the holt-bearing trees,
Are settled' that bend not to tyrants the knees;
lint bend with the wealth of the orchard andideld,
E'er loyal end faithful, a harvest to yield: t
No planning or pion' , g mimed them is known—
No traitor the sov'reign would strike from his throne.
Ile stands 'midst his wive of grass, wheat and maim,
Like Crime, "the monarch of all be surveys."
Ills banksercahe eartlebanks that stand on his Gum=
The banks. that are safe when the panics chum—
. .
Thell4 kl 4 jhe rattle—notflinty in breed; ';
The shares are the plough-shams hat score bents seed—
Not quoted on 'Change in the broker'. army ;
But shares on which Nature, wiildlvidends pay.
Their tanks arc not those that the widows condemn—
No officers pilfer deposits from them—
If small the potatoes that to them are theedi.
Yet none are as small as we find out of ground.
The Tanner with appetite ever can oat 1
The breed on his table. "as good se the wheat
And. loving Mort dearly his wife. he tifiy.ut Ver.
lily bread and ray whet I'll not have any but hen!
1 , i
With juice of the apple, the wife then may All
The glass In which lingers no tremors or III: I
And she may respond that, whatever betide her,
Most happy she'll be with 14chusband bevi./ei.cr f
Tbires many a hearth whevithe embers a re i giewlog:
lo
There's many a heart with I joys overflowing=
The hearths and the hearts. au thew letre Veda alarms
Are trials the homes that a e reared on out farms.
The Partners, In Spring-11mm* Sumner and Fall,
Can order their cults from the great rower Hail;
And after the harvest, wh.m fruit. gram ant grain
Are gathered in tarns from the hill and the plain,.
With dimes In Ihelr pockets, of labor the frulis,
Can.vlsit the city and look to their PUlthl
Net mills with the tawsers.demsndlng their fees,
But Tower Hail suits 'bleb the Farmers moat please;
Because they have tried them. and very welt know
That men at the -Tower" the best only use;
And Yarding will buy—as their pockets they heed—
The clothes that are longest in going to seed.
, 1
. ' BENNETT 4 CO.'S 1- 1
Tower Hatt Clothing . •
618 .Ifierket street, Letfflevi sth & WI, S4Oll aid.. ',
i PIULA or:l,Pa! i.
Toe SICKLES TRIAL.-TRE: SPEC II OF 3 R.
Gnanox.—Mr: Graham finished his.grent speeeit
On behalf of Mr. Sickles, to day. qdr. G. cp ke
et length, defining the law of the land,l and givi g
his views of Scripture law. After speaking'sev r.
el hours be made a brilliant peroratioh which • e
finished with the following remarkable wor e t
"And now, gentlemen of the jury, I hhve but no
word more to say, and that is that I trust t• at
every man will leave his teat at the adjourntn nt
of the Court,•to day, with ri firm determination to
obtain all his-garments at the Brown Stone Clo h
ing Hall of Rock ill do Wilson, Nos. 61:13 and US
Chestnut street, dere Sixth, PhilndelOia."
- The Oxygenated Bitters)
For tha curo •uf DYSPEPSIA on ~111IGESTIV,
Liver Cory taint, Asthma, Coatiren.4*, L. 1411 0,,
Appetite, , erer and ,Ayne, Heart Dun., TV Sc,
Prosit, A airy, Sea Sickness, Scurtly, Eau en
Headaelke, Sinful, and General liebil,ty, or n:
disease havitig its origin in insperfee6liyeatlo .
These Bitters, as nil. classes of odri fellow iti
%ens, includibg Members of Congress, Lay r*
Physicians, 1 Clergymen, Planters, Farmers mum
others testify. are the only safe,'eertaiir, and no
erelyn *Purest, for tho immediate relief and er
mistreat core of the nutny.croel complaiiitti w icl
in some phase or mbar of Ityapeptal, afflict Ull
Mee. .
These Bitters were discovered by pr. Rao, a
/
B. (aces , and in their formula differ entirely fro
that of any ogler preparation of tnedicine, or
taining no alcohol—no mineral—no poison n
noxious drog=in their nature limit', ! not sti els
thug—retaining their virtues in. any clime; he
are "a combination and a form indeed" of edi
clue which knows do rival in exterminating dii
ease nod restoring the system to its'pristitie igs
and health.' No matter.of how long standi n ,c.
however indueed or chronic in its character the
. disease may be,—no matter that it bas barns,. tin
• skill of tbo pysician, aid reiisted the elfo is c
Medicine, a,singlo east of these -Bitters will satin
fy the sulfereethat his didease is auienable et' thi
proper remedy..., .1 \
In testimony of the many cures effected by thi
Remedy, reference is bad to the written certie 'ate
front distinguished individuals ktiown all psis
the hied. ' : I . l .
'S. W..FOWLE 1. CO., Propriero a.
"Boa o
For sale by their agents everywhere.
Akicarttrz-John G. Down', ,J. C. Hughes 'a .
Henry Saylor, Pottsville; C, db Ti. Iluntai g -
Schuylkill Haven:M. W. Prevost; Miners ill
E. J. Fry and McGuigan & Fowler; Tainaqu ;
Sbirsler, Port Carbon ; Paul Barr, Pineg l ov
49. Hunan I .Son, Tuscarora; Charlet. - re
New Philadelphia; Jonas Hobinholtl, Port li
ton; It. H. Irvin. St. Clair; B. Phillips, N.
Camila; John Middleport. -
July 31, 1858. - =l3lAsowl
rd'lliollottray t ti Plll a:a...Stair beadmette, ne
the most common of allailmenb, Is removed bye IN
ammo of thli gentle aperient. It does not set u . n t
o r
seat of the pole , but upon the dlsorder l a storms . the
ohstrneted bowels, tht; distempered Ilvitr, by the ;u.
lar action of which organs the torture 1k 'wand ed.—
As a remedy for Wan sive breath the pills are mos eon.
fidently recommended . Tbey purify the whole I fernal
organisation and Missal to ever, funition a d ree of
vigor which Insures the ',Alder dischirge of all Ease
matter through the natural and ievAltl , ate than i s.
itrThe Smut Sense Popularity. of the
Etalrasatroz br Hair Restorer of 'Jules Meal, has
created a demand daprocedented oveylthe satire coun
try. 'Persons afflicted with baldness' for pare, after
!Wag it a short time, are gladdened bY the appuraaee
of a new n 4 luxurious growth of Qt
r. Imrartlng •
dory! to the, Millets of he head, t pre
vents the hi r tram tailing off. An gray hafts an¢
whiskers are qui:kiy ehaage Ito thol original 11 ok*
by Its ehemicul action, unit yet it is n t a dye. o r will
it soil the skin or Sliest linen. Per a eby all Dr nista,
and at the Laboratory of ;Juliet Moot A CO.; No. 704
Chestnut Street, Phlll4elishis.
Por ells also, wholesale and total, at F. SANDER
SON'S Drug and Cheiriesl Store. Pot rine.
/UP Diallers ' lissaleal Palm lAitarstetor
will eure"The tollcrwlog set ent I -great eahilogue:ot dls•
esses:—Surna, Scalds, Cuts, Chafes, Sore Nipples, Calmar
Banton s, Smalses,Strains, Bites. raison, chilblains, Mlles,
Serorals, tnperc, Amber gem, Fehroi, Far Ache, Mee t
Sore ilyee, Omit, Swellings, Itheilmailsim, Scald need,
.Salt libretti - , llabineva. kryalpelss, itlngworm, Barbers`
itch, Swill Pus, Measles, In" me., ae. .
. 1
To some: It may appear incredulon that so many Ms !
eases should be reared lbfone art le; 'such an, idea
mill vanish when rellartion points t the fact, that the
salve Is a combination or ingredients, each and every
one applying a peribet antidote to It opposite disorder.
Pinactras. Daror—ltS Chambers , et. Newlr 47trk.
(12-ly]
iirSold by Joys
. -- r --
air The Direst. Jitogllsh It entedy.W.diwSilt
JANIES CLAJd.Zd CELSIMATED FEMALE 1 1 ,11111.
Titipsts4 from a prescription of Si J. 0.44 M. D,
Physician Extraordina q to the Qu n.
TIAN invaluable milllrjoe is unfailing In the r iseof all
those iniutol and dingeronedisess'ottombich the female
constitution tit subject. It moderates all IrSalltli+ and to
mores all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be railed
.To Blaweled tallies it la ullarly rapid.. It
wit, in a short time, tiring on . the . thly period with
mularity. '
Each bottle, price One Dollar; ra the Goiernnient
Stamper Great Britain, to prevent' itnierfeltsi..
• asirrliesciiits should not be tot ey females diving
I' the . FIRST want MONTHS 0.1 Anrairseli: as they
ars sung 141 bring , ea Arinorritipe, bad of .any. .Wr time
they en 4 af e ' •- . : - .
._,-
.1
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal iturellouv, Pain in
the Back and Urals, Fatigue on slight !mato°, Palpita
tion of the neart,llysinitrs,andll'hites, three, Pills will
add moor when all other ;1113nl ou
have failed. and al ,
thougha powerful remedy , doing WO boi, edema!,
atitiuMay„ or anything hortfolle he eoustp gallon.
Pall dimetbirm ini the p am p hl e t 4ronod anti peckaie
f
whir? should he orefilly prevervid. •
Soi' Akent'lite the Vetted Stetei and Canada,
. - .. 1 ion uoiiilN*o. - "to L il.ltaldvilli & a.) ' .
... - . 1 - .Itocheater,l4. - Ti .
, .., 11.14.41 t as& 6 palsy- atampn enekned to any in
• ittetteth Aigent, will tisstri a bettleieentale4 Insent,
..,;- 14 isd ill 1 1 / 4 41svilli,t4 n tit', ancoit ; ''irt iitic*
iitia;l4 ll: J.ll/11 end by aft DknOte thttesOetit the
,- ihdted tette and Cesedes. .-_-: •f t lene 10 7 *IA . Zh- - 1- -
. .. . ... . ..
Wriampertasit so . comae . DR. Camrsurai
Pnin.-Yhe eetableatlonnef toinvt :is in, thee* !Ma
*rename:nit of a low/ a eZIOWII 0)1
. 11',41 -Th4
anl ' and * Th ar %wit Wa nd n lireeracting all
li*alarliiie. palnfal me eatione,l initllos ill et.
Atttailleve*, vebetZOro to ld br olinklee,bentirtin;
pale In tbeelee; Vita ' ot tbe boirt,distftibedeleen,
ohlorti always arbo from taterreptivivof more. Tbeet
mei be eareersfelly well; i v.* preventive. Teen! Tins
atonic% never be taken in rfinaney,ea inter yroold b*
sore to CHM& ealscaetla,r. Watysn ' te4 Yantis' emits- .
lois, rind free from tainting iniurio4 to life Of bteltb.
livpillitAireet ions, obi direld be mild, seeompariy , ,
emit, box. Peke St. :en by
,suall, by eneloeing $1 to
any authorized agent. ' , a l ' IIUTCIIINGS. ' T
General "Veit for the 11. S., 11155, Cha ber a l Nice Pork!
To whom all Wholesale enders NM Id be addriored. 1
iiirSobl by Joan 131. intown & Eo.v, Pottevinr;* moil
Maur Blica A Dm. Moen& , , • pity] . 1
. .
Sir Hair Dye 2 Bale Dyefillair Dye 21..1
Wm. A. Ilatchalor's air Dlet
The ORIGINAL and BUT / n the World!
All others are mere imitations, ink should be avoldedi
If you rash to escape rldteute.
GRAY, BED, or Ittra k HAIR Dyed Instantly to J
bgaotifnl an/ . Katona Drown or Illark, without the
Injury to Darr or Skin: •
FIFTEEN hiEDA LE end DIPLOSIO bare been snarl
dedto Wm. A. Batct.elor shire 1639,1aad bir'er 80.000 spr
fiIo:MMUS hare been made to the fife of his patrons of
bls remota Dye.
WE. A. 8A*11131.3111 SATE D
not to be dba la swished from nature
tied to Injure in the least, however 1
t lonad,and the 111 efforts of bed
Hair la rigors ted for life by this sple
blade, told or applied (in 4 prirat4
Victory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sild to alt Celia and towns of th
Drogabois - aWd nee,. (loads Dealers.
Arne Geuuloe has the name I
staid plate eugrailtig on four tides
4 ! WILLIAR
1 . 49-111. . Bra
ire-Sold by Jolts O. Rams 4t new
rir Wigs: Wigs! Wlgs:
WIGS and TOUPEES surpass
light, easy and durable.
, . Fitting to a charm—no turning a
lug oil the head ; indeed. thin is lb
where thee. things are propAy an.
[4943] • 233 /I
THE GREAT;
.
. Medical Di tovery
OF THE AGE.
~ I
irilt., KENNEDY. of Itoabu a.. has disetwered I
.';01 one of oar 'common .pasture cads a reamed) , I tui
cures . . -
EVER Y KI.VO OF UMOR, ,
The Wont Scrofula down to Common Pimp i .
Ile has tiled it In over eleven h ndred came, end ne -
i t
er failed except' In two CIIIIMIN'?both bonder humor. I
has now in his posteeselon over e hundred eertiticatt
of its value. all within twenty tenets of Boston:
Teti bottler are warn.nte d to .care a nandeg ot4e
month. .., .., . .
li
One to three bottles will cure Mir worst kind of plat.
plea on thti ram. . r , t
Two or three bottles will care t system of 011ie. I:,
Two bottles are estimated toe the worst maker a 1
the stomach , . . i i
Three or lire bottles are warren ed to cure the worst'
kind of Erysipelas , I 1 •
One or tio bottles are Warrant to mare all hunter In•
the eyes. i 1 i
• Two bottles are warranted toe running of tliCe slot
and blotches among the hair. :. -
.•
Fan, to six bottles are *arrant to cure corrupt a
running ulcers.
• One bottle will cure amity erupt oni or the skin. '
' Two or three bottles are war:tilted to care thew t ,
kind of rinewornt.' . •
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the mitst riiiiE 0 übs criber 'will have for solo
desperate ease of rheumatism. : I ,_ . j_ next week. atl ne lot of Cabbage Plants. e holesale
- Three to four bottlesare warranted to cure mill . "' "I' and retell. embracing the Emily .111tele —1: trly Yolk.
• Five to right bottlei will core:the:worst case of ser o . - 1 - Early Sugar Loaf. 'Early Wirginstadt,exid to be thee nest
el s., 1
Early Cabbage cultivated—together eith lat•ge York for
One to three bottles are warm; ted to care the wend.' the ..,c.c,,,d crop.- Wilt a 1,,,, have for tale Luge p lum p
case of Ity.peredi, 1 know (non he experience of thou.' 'head and Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants,
sands that Ithat, been Imiumed by a canker
math. , iu Sl,a to-Apply on Greenwood 11111, or et -the subserlber' s Seed
Store. -. , Ile..lid.ll.l.lXN.*N.
One to two bottles ire warranted to morn sick d•
Aprill
ache. i . • tortsvllle. O3 '59 . t..• I&
_____ __•____.__ _ . _ _
On to two bottles are warrant to regulate a cos iv. ' , llO LEASE.--The-Connecticut &
state of the bowels. ' 1 ' 1 " _L. Schuylkill• Coal andiron! Company deeiro to receive
Poo to iteu bottles wilt regula all derangemen or' 1 , ,
, 1 MI OW 14 for , the
I tit leafing of their new Colliery. on the
the kidneys. f .• '
• 1 ' , Slack e and Tunnel Vrlna of COAL now erecting on
Four took hot tie. bliTfleored I e went twofer dro .. the o Min na York Farm tradts. at Kartwood near Potts.
One to three bottles. has.eored the worst mote of plies; vino.' There Is a run en the above veins of over 1000
a relief is elenys experienced: Whit a mercy to ge re- plias.. The Snail(' below water. The Improvements
lief In such an excruciating dhiriasel are new and cnnvenlent.
No change of diet evrr uecerrearicat the beet 05t1 Any inf. ormatlon required will be clytn. and rinpentala
can get cord enough of it. ' 1 . '
t • , rectired by • - OCOVELL FISHER,
Instrootis Fart VrE:—.. i ldllitll, lone tablespoonful i per • _ Illnereville Schuylkill- eounty,Te.
day :, Ch iltiren over I enlyears, deseert.spoonfol: Child.' ' • It-tt
ren from flee In eight yen's, teaspoonful. As no d i lree
lions can he applicable .to all eftnatitutlontii take uf
tient to operate on the bissiels trice a day.
-- - '
• tsviArtualip zi •
DONALD I KEINNEDY,
120,Warren Sti4et,Ra;bury, Jla l
Price Sk.•
•
Akit - Ftv..tale by druggists throughout the United St toi
March 19, '99 . 12.1 y
FRESH SPRING
LADIES'
Dress Trimming,
urnlshin
AND
t g, i Of the beat quint;
Best Kid olovea pi' . AL T. COLORS—
• - • Alto, 511 1:, Lisle Threid and Cuttnn Gioye
it Mohair. Mitts— ).1 . A fine mime irn
ir %Seel SPRIDitI SKIRTS—A a,arlety rf the best Idyl,
Zepta4:r WOUSTEVand HI 'TI,AND WOOL—
/ A full and rrreh tor
18 triatbrOas t Plit N ti
jtASOL4 a 4 SUMaItEII.I SS
ur ifferent sixes and s yle
n. Jet BRACELETS so l d, ORNA IRNTS.-- .
ew and beautiful st yles.
I°
a-
Choice PERM:J.SIIEIa and 1 ILEt AILTICLES4-
1 of all Linda.
eY Heir Nets, PLAq and !WADED. • • • • 4
li. ;
tirThe Ladles are. particubirly Invited to call and
18- examine these 00014. w bleb are unequalled luf sty'
)1. and quality, and are Offered allow prices.
Potterilla. April £4,re9 1 ; __ , .
MORNING AND lloca P
day, at Thompronja' 11a 1
atrootp, from
~ 5 to , o'cloc
12. to 1 to tin Afitiraoon,
OTS *IBS.
n. fre•METEIDDIST'i hPISC PAL CIIORCII.Ieer
Street, Pottsville, itev. It. Gnaws, hist.;
pd vineworvice ee ery Sabbath al9 AotLand at P
et, LI:I4IIERA, CllttClLMarkel qn
le ;. Pottsville,Rev.W. Lucas. DAVI, Pauttor. Div rre
H. vicein thisiOhurch gularly. emery' Sunday.
; RIM; r'cloek; eve ing. at 7 o'clock. Weekly PrPrayeh,
Meeting, fhuniday 'reign g. o'clock.. .
in. TUE PRE.tYTERIAN .CBUlt ti
ew worship regularly tt the social° Reformed bur
Building.
Building. Market net —Rev. Sontag. Cott, P for
Sabbath morning. lit 111% •riclockt- evenings. t 7
clock. Weekly toeihre add Prayer meeting, We neap
evenings, at 7 o'clock.
of
i i .
pcows & Fos
- ,
C.l' C11.1.0a.
Pottnlila fia:
tfoictj Stoi•
Centre Street,
Adjoining the
POTTSVILLE lIOCSI
J frgi
New Spring - Teta
New Dress &Irani,
It lbbons. dz.n. 4A 13rgelertfl
Embroidered Collsirs.'SLEE.YES.and DIMITY
BANDS— ; Dasi. Dome stylel—very
Hosiery sod FURNISHING GOOD: I —' , •
lictigin6 )iitettigenci.
T-?-A(! JTheriice Notarea emit be Accent
with 25 cent. to aepeor it ' the JOURNAL. g
In • ' lED‘ • 1
~
...
GAIILE-41L001B-On En . day lief, at St. tilair, by
1i"
GOT. G. Spurr, ITN lAN Gall to SIMIT Jays M r '. *
' UPTON-61,LN :4- eOn th Sib of 311 y, 18301. by the
Rey. D. W. Matike. 11A33101 .1. 1{1.13,t. of Scioto ikill
Haven, to JA3IIOI 81 Urn's, of Philadelphia.
311E1:LEIGH- 'LLEII-iln Zion's Church .1
It
on Tuesday mural g, Iha 31instant. by Rev. A.
Med. Rev. 11.trtitl doors ton . Pastor of the
Lutheran Church. inerivi le. to Enna M. Dit
eat daughter of Juan Biller, Elul., of tii. Limey
' , ~.... e...------------
. 1 \ auto, .
LINDER-In Olgsha&... on the : sth nit.,J Amin ,
LISDLII, MOO of Micheal Limier, egad 24 3 ears, 2 ~weeks
and b days. • I . ,
EURLET-In th a Boroug'i. on the Ist lost , Wei.
Mar DUaLar. aged 9 yon, I month and 13 dal.
Atritrading pa please copy. , •
~ , 1
SCHOLLRNRER I Ell ' On the 30th tilt.; A 31.. ---- T
infant dsughter o Gustavus G. and Patel ine • ~13chol- ' . SIEE ' r IN G of' the old Stockhold-
Lectberiger, aged 8 oaths ami 7 days.
f ie
. ers-both Cash and Spring Stockholders-of the
~ ee t h e 16th et
.. e iT y „ . ultsrille Water Company, under the first 'charter. wilt
31011 R-At Pa l id. 'ows, be bold at the house of Mortimer A Brother, on Sear.
phold Fever. lies E., daughter of Henry and avenue
• day. May the litb. st 3 o'clock. IF. 11. Business of tin.
31ohr, aged 15 yes i tto months and A da,ys. ' I i
1, ',
4 ,
- portance will be laid before them, and all interested are
&SYNE-In th Borongl4 on the lib of May, TRONA' , requested to attend. .
GoTXI6. youngest ebn cif Elisabeth Gomm, nod IT years A pat 20,'59 . 18.
and 9 months. The 'friendss and acqatuntanetel of th.
family are teepee (fully invited to attend • thel funeral. , S
TRAY COW.—Strayed awaygy
from his mot her'siresideneel in George street, this (Eat- - !row the. enb‘er !her residtt7r. neer th e,
ordAy) afternoonl lit 3 o'chick. . 1 ' . North Atncries Mince. on Monday the 15th Inst., a
DROWN end WRITE si . orrco COW, with a glom cut
oat of one of her cars. Whoever will return raid cow to
the subscriber, or sire him information whirs he ears
- get her again, will be reasonably rewarded.
Apt =, :At 17 et SAMUEL CHADWICK.
DISSOLUTION!.—Tho.PartiIe k rship (IFFICE OF THE BROAD MOUN;
I_, heretefore Osistiog irtween S. J. Balt, nd LP.
1,_„1 , TAIN IIiPIifITEMENT AND RAILROAD CO.--
Ruckert. is Ibis day, A prilll2th. 1859. tilmolv by mu
lust consent.' Vie ihibilitl a and claims of theltirm will No 432 Ir*lnu !' 34"1" Philadelphia.
be Fettled by 8. Jjßast, lib will continue the business The,ann u.,1 nieot ins: of the mock holders ot t is; eompan y
on his own account. E. J. DANT.- will be held at the Mary in the city of Philadelphia on
-' the Port h Thursday of April next.23th inststit,all 2 M.,
Ashland
pa...01,ra
10. ,
0, , . X. P.lll3iLlitEißT. when an election for See directors to serve the ensuing
' year wHi take place. W. B. BETHEI.L.
I y B S H S tr Olc n Tr pu l b O lie Nj ui Co tak F e
no r iN, Aß th :l t ll thi E p l a i rt - . • 'Ap 11Z.'69 17.3 t : . , ' Seenttri.
nemblp bere'ofote 'Agit* helweert fhe undersigned , A
UDITOR NOTICE.—In theOr
has this dsy been dissolved by mutual consent; and phatne Court of Schuylkill county- -
that all the liabilities of the firm of Taylor A Oral will - 'the undersigned, Auditor sprinted by said Court
be paid by John E. Grsoff, 'kb° will from this date, eon. ' 8 40 restste and reeettlis thO &Meant 'of Henry Kiehner
duet the business ht Me own tame. , • ' and Cha rim S. header. Administrators of the Estate of
JOHN E. GRA Ef P, . 'WIWI A3I KIIIHNER, deeessid.” will attend to thr do-
JOSE Pll F. CAVIAR. Ives of hbeappolntment at his rake. in Centre street, In
18.60 • ' the borough of Pottoyille, on Thursday, the 12th day of
Mat, 183 P. at 10 o'clock. A.ll. WM. B. Wh11.1.8.
Pottsville. Aplii 21,'37 . 17.3tj • „itefit.r.
DISSOLUTION&
Pottsville. April 0. 19
,
!TRAT.ION. , 4 4 . _.
N - the .Churl: of Common Pleas of
' Schuylkill County :•••• - • '
04/111)N1 I ?USTI{ A ri FION : NOTICE:—; J.W.NI4Z, 1 Stetpierts ler ikicorre: No. 292 Sope
• . Wheirre)ettera of idtulnlctrallan to the estate t is her Term., 18384 .4(114 Sutpousu X..
Aiwa 11, etiehte,late of , the Ihrough of Pottsville , de. , SARAH, X . 37 Dec. Terra, WIS. • , I
reared. hare brie panted to the entkelbor, ali person, 1 in maw it with tie act . hf , AieemblY le shell me.
Indolent tit thOuld estate, are mowed to mom kg ,
'notate paymrut and thick) baslnz .c.laims **Ono tin I ma abn itta lla nd oed p
,i lited..
b.r. th b e y sai reri tt od Alti to ll
a N ep. UT r Z, , d p e r fai i . h o:
said estate vlll j ralte thelange known to , • add °DOS,* Pottsville, on Monday, the mirth dsy of
UMW t. FISUIIIt, Athmiattirefor. t June. 4
1 1 ; ..,1859. there and then to mower to th e tom.
rs
hilneville, peil 2 ,' 38; 14-01* • plaint ,'erred In the above case. 11NO. I'. Mutt UT.
f f sokuyniti ea.
ADMIN!STIiVriON NOTIOE . -- I Sheri
!s
°Mee.
P"tferille'
1 43er....
t 1 ' 41 '
, • April dAtb.lB:4l.
of njamin B.9aetion, late ofthe Entooah or st.Chitr .
When* lettere Ofiadminbtration on the mbar * ru t
jar the Court—of Common Fleas of
Schuylkill comity, deceased, hare teem united h. th. , Schuylkill enmity— ' '''',
anoartibte by I the Register of the enuuty-4iotke b. i ANS WALLACE, by, her nest•
hereby given t
all thoee indebted to mid &dateit m
tak, Mead, Woman Somme, WS March Trent. IFS%
Ala Sado. bar. kiooree.
payment, and hose herb* claims edit peneantlbemlbt : ' t Vs.
!Nlititanen% to t undersigned. " , 1 , : . JAMES WALLACE.
...., 1 ' - , JOSKPII &JACKSON. ~. - TojAMPS WALLACK. tie lirfamfeet ahem wanted:—
St. Clair, April 11, , 39 n tste AAdniariffrofor. , Yonne hereby oostatanded that !Ott he and appoar In
•
...4 . DMINIS'IItk I fION. - 140fi — CE.--! b,,, Derv., km. oar Jule, at Pottsville, et a
yotrirtW,liniton Mae, them to he hold Err the county
Mulattoes tat AdentelatriOnt on the Kenai - of flAnylltlit. ma the fleet Monday of June best, to Co.
of (MN 0 'f. iliCI, late of the, borough of tottavllle ewer the Vetttlne, or Libel of the mild Jane Wingate, atoi
Schuylkill re ty, direased, hire' been granted' to Ow I* to shove canoe: If an, you 'LAM why the mid Janie Wet.
11 .. 1/ _ , b11 " . / b o r ;bl e i., ll *.Kattiater of the County-4Notleo tr -; . him your wite, should not be divorced "from the heads
atww.f Ono all Mai intlehteth to laid lEotate -ft' ormstehnony, tottered Into with you. the laid Jame
make hkratenth and Anew belong - amine - lain yr taco, .f- wallies, dr.-meetly tothe Art of /Womb, In such onto
them tar eettlitment.. Inqu ire at the dateetan Ownse. J. toad° a ro, provided. ' .loliN P. fIIIIIAIFf, MTV:
,
TOMO AS JONKS,..l4Mtai.sfrefer; i . eheettra'olex, Pnitatillo. }
4 0/2.-'so_' - .' •- - - it -,. i-dt - I• .
,APril 21,18.52.. •
. 1 • i.l
ADMINI
Tonna.,
4-,
FOR, SALE 81, TO LKL
trytt:YCOlili OPERATOILLTO
. . OPERATORS.- TO
-- 1141C4T--;4411,ite Colliery in the Versed To t Send An
t nen. Coal rim. With all the Improvement& wine&
hoorielige. end ten elnabie of prodarlog hunt NO to
15010401 of Clial-ger slay. Meru a very flue STORE.
Dwelling seat 11'a hour, in ronnerlort with the glue,
it dreirelt. s -t;' t t , .
-Vile Colliery le eligible of ifulog a very lone huelisem
TO OA Tenants it leaimeelll be Aire]) on sera reasonable
tome. iletdries-71lei 1it.1:4 Ithiladelphisi Pair Ofnce.
• Hey ;VW ,t •- ' - . . - , . .. ill 4t .
- • •
RARE .CHA NCE:--The be autiful
rS pc , peely Of the ner.a. S. Uertnan, neat R u ts.
Inwu. Burks aesint.Y , rm » ormtot for oak. .A taro'
tbnie she-yoked enoti4r One story. Brick noose.
Lim. ail mnaessary ontddldings. good as nest; di- „L. I
filen !Ma nfrnd land,Krtvard, winaYard.all
et' fruit trent, ate iat.Liary, thade trees, large yard,gan dee,
• tiof trs la abundance. god rater, le.
It tan* rkpublie mad and near two ratheada. A üburn
and East Pauli.: London aulte healthy. and a bengal
int mewl. 'An excellent plant dr K Seminary, Sum
mer resident/h&c, &e. Posamaiun given. at any time. .
May 7,'59 : 19•7 t•
O RENT—AII the Veins of Coa '
• below the water lee.). of the Flowery Field Trfte i ti
at adesville;tontalitiug 200 acres of land. within St
miles of Pottsville. It has Four Vilna 01'0)31..121dt
includes the Xinnuoth White 6:et ia
thleknevs. Therele a railroad ranging. almost. Jlt wet ly
north from Pottsville to theTraet. There Is a 'Slope on
this Tract at least 100 feet deep. the upper part of which,
free' I#o to ISO feet ban been crushed In. which is esp.
bigot being repaired and need. It Is conceded that it
Is a solid body of Coal. below the water leselototler the
whets surface of the Tract: For terms and isartleolters
apply to , • - JOEIN BONSALL.,
1f0.410 Walnut eine, Phila l delphia.
941
B preduees a cob
and b 1111111314
louz It maybe eoq.
Ilyes remedied; t
odid Dye. •
May 7,7.9
•
OR RENT OR SALE.—That
Ea
1. estimable Taiem Stand to the village of New .
.kirk, Lately arta ltd by Patrick Meson. Apply to
...) , B. BARTIL4I.O3IEW, Pottd•villo.
Aptil IS,.'SS ..-' , 0-1 t
OTS.ON GROUND RENT. — The
11 isubitcriberlit Rrepare4 to sell lots on Orcenwood
11111 on flaw, running trotteld to lb years, to those vibo
dire to Imperrie dry same.
• 2 , _ • ~
' Apply to .if IL ~. BANNAS. ;
~ ,March IV, MS I _i .
fIOR SA.I.E--,-Two desirable building
'LOTS on Marks: strectottlkinlit„, o the Lutheran
Church. Aber, two lots in tbe rear of lame. For terms
apply to' ,—... -.,.1.8. PATTEBSON.
Pottsville, March 5,19 - ' , -10 , 2 m.
rOR - RENT=Dwellini7, Mouses,
~ ...
Store MOMS. Lodge rooms and Meal, For terms
.1 11.1 0 3 . . L: C. Tllil 11 PSON, •
Coe. Onrre and Mart rt greds.
Pottsville, Feb. 6, 'l'rB
roomy at the WI.
1.
trultat'Statelo,
nd addrune appal
each box, of .
•• • UATCIIEIOR,
1 wayXawhiork.
", P
ousirill44
1e....13AT0L1tL011.41
They aro elegant
hetdod—no shrink
, ta
only estahllohme
!endood and made.
iwx l Y, New reek. I •
11:0 LET—From the fi rst day of April
rooms next, the suite of TOo* Immediately opposite the
-I.p eeptd Church, now oecupted as an Exchange °Mee.
Apply,to WM. TUOIIIOSI.
, Pottsville, Feb. 6, '59 . 6ff •
1: 4 3 C1R SALE..—Sii pairi of Lumbe,
S JL Trucks will be sold cheep ler cash. or ucte.with ate
trored security, • Also, a . valueble )1111,1i. en the same
tams. Apply to • IIUGULti, Trustee.
Patin' 116,11ay 12,18 llett
,LIME- for sale at all times,
at the kilos on the Island; for balling porrostr,
Sand, le...at the lowest prices. ~C. M. ATKIN&
JACOB VIM KR, Ashland, 11'111,811 any orders prom pt
-17, and at lower prleesthap bare hewn charged heretofore.
Pottsville, March 'l4l ' . - 12-ti
I: 4 1 0R SALE—Ono superior S inch
Mile pump, with column pipe:N . arid' ("mined {arm—
a ready Vi be put luto Our mine.. Wail Le mold low.—
Apply at the Tamaqua Iron Works For further Infarma-
Hon. ' CARTER L ALLEN.
Auppit 41.'53 • 34.
R RENT—A Three Story 772
1 .14
1 nriek nweriloi Ltoure.Srith baelt•buildikgs.=
supplied erlthgas and water fixtures. ;-
. A1,'... Two tilore-Reetus, with boaenteola attached.
editable for any kind of businera. between tle Ameri
can Mawr and the Pennsylvania Alloy 1..
rot t.r Yeb. 26, ":,9 att J 3!. klUarnY.,
April 23.'59
VO li, S A L E 50- horse En
kinet =pared together—for heisting and pumping,
On" . .e 40 horse Engine. with ire/mina for do do
2 1 0 yards of 14 Inds pipes, and working barrels.
iiikXl yards of wire rope.—a lot of chain.
illne 20 horse t:ogine.ind rollers,sereens, for breaker.
The (muse work of _Engine houses awl bresker, and Lien.
I.i ant houses..
' L i A larelot at T rails, flat bar Iron and serapiron. .
!Also, drift ears, WAVIIP earl and sled. and two Mules.
Will b sold very cheap. Array to
• 111T.L.
Real Agent, .11ahanktnoo greet., ittftsrille j .
Frbrunry 12.'59 . " Trt
- .
1 4 014. SALE-VERY CiIEA r-
One DO liorse Engine, and On neet lona for pumping
water.
One 4O tolrae Engine, for hoisting Coal with Drum
and evmneetlona. • .
One CO home-Enoino. for pumping. • • •
• One :A honk, Cosine, Rollers and connections for
breaklstz Coat
• About 1360 feet of 16 ineh , pipcs, with pumps, rods,
connect log ke.
About MO Lett of 14 Inch pip.. pump, trona, de.
A lot if T rails, chain, rope, kc.
• Apply to A. RV S}
Offlro—eornar of Mablutaugo 2 gerund streets.
Pnl~aril!e. January `22. 3n 8-If
AVID B. GREEN,Attorney at Law,.
t. ,
it Pottwville.Ps, south Wrist enttl•T , Centro and
31nrketAtrevt4.1 4 ecnnd Simi. Entrance on Market St.
k.'N. 11.--gly be consulle.4 in Gemii.
318 Y 7, '39 19-
A f TEN T lON, RIFLES! '
s
, The Members of the •• Scott I:l6n d ok '
.
...•t--
outpany" will meet at th eir Armory, ou liir .. t "
Monday, MnOL 9th. at 7;4 o'clock. A. N., In full
order outlet,
to proceed to NI Ineravllle, fur parade and torpertio .
AI By order of It.. Captain . D. HUTCIIINSUN. S.
la Pottreille.3lay 7., '59 . - . , 19- •
11/V' ENT lON, WASII—It io
NUTON' A RTILLERPTS!—The oa t
nsembera Are hereby notified *tur.truiet at
their Armory, Ire full uhltortn, on Monday, May Bth.
1 , 491, at 8 o'clock, A. K.. for I...stallion parade and tomer
Hon. By order of the Captain. JOHN 31..8110310,
Pottawllle, May 7,'Mt 194 O. S.
' AYKR MEETING, joy
Second -nod Dar
in the diornin , •
Y. DI. C A
.
qA UDITOR'S NOTICE.—In t
the. Or
e
• 1 XV phew.' Court of Sehttylkill County.
nd the uoderalgned. Auditor. appointed (in place of,
John P. licher*. }:al-1 to re elate and resettle the Ae.-
• count of JOIIN W..elloli3lA li Ell. guardian of Robert
Zola. a minor child of lleury Enii dr.-cured, will attend
dl to the duller of his appointment. at hie race In Centre
ni.l street, Pot tovllle. on Tuesday, the 2 , 11 h 1117 of 3141. 1 E4,
at 10 o'clock. A. M.' N., • A • W3l. L. M lillri bli
Pottsville; May 7, 'f3 IVito '• ^
~..firlitor.
-
are ° - ..
nor -A. SSIGNERi .NOTICE.---Whereas,
n r*, .11 the urideraigned hs4heen, by a voluntary deed
jar I of ovidgn men t. appointed AVelaneter of I I EN it y 11. MI&
sEmtanud'orife.of Mlllereek township. Lebanon eonnty.
la train, thr the benefit of enditors, all penman , indebted
to the said Assignor. are reinested to make Ititmediale
payment, and *hope having claims or demands' against
him will make known 'i he ?AMP without delay.
Theamoka are In the hand* of ttiTAH R. firMesar,
Esq.. fir 111 Ilcreek learnable. who la a uthotiaed to make
aettlement, and to whom all those indebted to. or hay
log claims against said Aaslgnor. will Oise apply. ,
- JON A•rn A N I Lliti.'3llllereek,
1 .
OEO. 31ILLE11, lieldelberg. -
,
' ' Auigneez.
OTICE.- 7 -All persons indebted to
E. T. Taylor are renneetedio Settle their account.
wren, the lot July, IMP. At that time the accounts
with Interest added. will be pla-rd in the hands of a
Jaigitee for.collect lon. DENJ. ii. McCOOL.
' Apr112.1.'69 17456 '
MEETING of thri.Stockholders;Of
the 78E1...0RT0N COAL mud RAILROAD COM.
wane held at ths Irard Home. In Philadelphia,
. on TurodaT, JO May,at eleven O'cl lek. A. M.
• '
lip °roar. F. L. JOHNSON, Sea. trry.
April IIrS9 ,
Annunl electicii for
• President and Directors of the TRETORTON
C ALA RAILROAD COMPANY. will be held at the OK
card Ilona. in Philadelpfila. on Tuesday, the ip l ia May.
Poll open from LI to 1 °clock. P.M.
order. , F. L. JOHNSON, Secretary.
April 16,44 16 -It
banon,
.%i rde
nplish
is eld•
!are.
NOTICES.
Shy 1?4:41
WANTED.
A N'rE
I D-- t F o i: o 43 . : d f i h t, o
t i i tigand
Y . end G at *logo , and
g em - ;It.etlog to be held of Snooolut. S ATI; tt DAT
Ihtt, et I tieklt. e Ilene et Tatel e ; ..1 1
cr „,,,,, ( „ 3 ,. b it i ng e t nraged fly. ThT_PLo.ete.aad • beo of rat kfmisu t•prolluili•to ltddr.go 'how, * i",.
Temperances qttentiutb Voted reereetre;:i 11111140 4 7
Ito to 4.; Nett. W
• . - GRAY: , " .
• thotettte of Il vseotentet B.F. PAT', k
J:TAIA,Mitte
ht. '
1
Xay T nak.
W A c!; l 2O. 1D
es — ...
T h svo ty
pt : ;ieb ß iy ituthi
no t ,
J.D.3llltit ;
Ralstort.l.vrnnor,:,,
Apt fl ft. , 511 z2ve
STUATION WANTED.-A y
married map of uneltreptlonabla cbmpuner
*wily, Ix tlealeutieOf obtaining - a altuatlnn.na
ant, or book•keeper, with a era% operstPr. tr In 46 ty .
prom calm For tnallasonbila sad ream:icy, please ap
ply to D. Bannon. KN.. Potful)*
Pottortlllo. Utah 3.19 Ia
frE4ICIIEII:3.
fi nnal elettion r f Teachers for the Common sd„„, h '
of PoileTillak for the rear beginning the Ord of Jir ah
3g62, grill be held by Ilse Board of Director+. on Woh„,
One weeninc.:24th of May next. ,Twenty•sorten Oar
will he to 511-(her with That and tevaly.tbreo
females. Salarlea 4tr male. from 11440 00 to Santo to,
for females - from Sit - S 00 to 5.V...0 03 a year. pays
monthly, aceortiltm to grade of mime' anti itnalleraut
of applicant. Of the Trarhers now opal t to, h.,.
evei4oe,i; to take effrrt at the rank of current yea c
Principal (male) id the High Sth(ol.sitioslAtaut (female',
of the Male Grammar School. and t he Trarlwc
a Primary lzehrol. Thrrr will also be rhowers • frmab
Teacher for the Firhboth Pcbml. , In all cameo reicinci
of experience preeerne.J. Applleationa neronredy sr.
cow pa nit d by re, ilkarre frr m the County tlugetinterl•
rot. valid for the year viz-vo--to be made, up to lb.
- timed election, in peratwer by 'writing, to
n. BANYAN. Prtrid.er,
CHIUSTOPI3IOI. LITTLIS. &Loy.
IT-te
April "M, '59 ,
MINERSVII.LE A•rxit
COMPANIft want to borrow the gem of $12 . 00
for 5. years for the payment of the Interest end prin,i.
pal of which. they will pledge by mortgage (as recently
authorised by an art of the Legislature) the inesc,,,i
eharbered privileges, property, and perqulrites M the
Company of every kind and description. heads will t,
leaned in anYAUMS not lees than one hundred dollan
with lattn/4 Payable atud-ariunally, at • rate not rt.
ennting 10 per cent.
The works of this Company when ecnripleted will b,
one of the Nat paying ot the kind In the State. m,;,
are now finished. and lu use a distance of nearly le.
mile* Iron the point at "bleb the water is taken. ant
within one and three-rodent miles of the ..11orou.,th of
Minereeille. at a motet $1.8,500„ including, coot
strutting dam.• ;The Company owe about $12n0,,,,i
hare assets on hind Independent of tincir work,, ..f It,
Bonds of tilt floiligh of 31Inerseille, $lOOO. and due ra
tarok. $llOO.
The above sum:twin, at contract pricer. compleie shoe
works to the ilorough , and peurince en income or, n.,'
$l O OO per annum, about ont.haif of which wilt 1.. rt
c o re d from stationary engines aced for call gaup....
Pr, reels are desired for the shower loan in
in part. An domination lute the situation sod proa
pdga of the works by capitalists. in particularly .I... , nekt.
iddress, HOWELL
See'y (Fur trifle WirOr n,. •
AO . '59 11.311 - MI el entrilte. Schur', e,,
MEDICINAL. ,
FIRST LECTURE. FREE. •
new Science of Negro Elthro.
L pathyA r: D. iltqWlll WILUM4II. the great Mr I,
l's•sellologiKt. will lettuce. dellnest• charaeter. and
a variety or his very amusing mod Instructive rm.,
, agents at the Town •Ila 11, on Monday eretglug, May .11 , _
'and every evening daring the web. Dears open at
cotemence at P o'ckwk. Tleketa after the first lecture
bee. Kunz and Wilms's*, of Fbiladelphht, the I'o l 7
Mauro Itlettropathle Physielsus in Wig country. cum
every form of disease, or both males and femalea, by t ht
3101 1 1 system 01 pfllcllre, with more certainly mud quir4
nese than sue other systsin 'ever yet distnntertni Tto
dlsCoverhu which they base made In the runs if
utiPlion. Palsy. Nervous Complaints, }thrum:lli,,
Spinal Dlsessee. ranter. Frugal,. Diseases. glad in ligg I u.
forms of chronic Aiello... are truly astonishing. ,
assultat;on s fry. Call and see them during the du.
.nt the Town Mali, as both, life and health May ba h.
served thereby. , I
:tiny 7, '."O
Y,OUTH AND MANHO9D.
PUBI 'SHE), the loth Thou
./ rand and mallrd scaled entre•
lope. to aitfetddress, po paid, on receipt P/
of three Stamps.
• ITMICAj,,,TStAT 071 Tltt NlTSkit tIiACIITIOT AND Iff ,
CAT hrtitt MAME cumn NT -sri.r.iursr.."l7o7.illo,
AUK Tilt INJCVIOL's CONtrQUINCLICpr LT IL I
CMS 111Vall, 11, D., M• 1114.1 0? TUt IttoTAL C0L1.1.01 of
star:re:4s. ay.
ii-Siwrmalc.rrhora or Seminal Emimions,Denltal at,
Nervous Debility. Impotency. Lt s of Energy. Drprc.
'ion of Sphita. Timidity. Mortise of
and linrwillmentg to Nemesis. are promptly and '4441 a.
ally 'removed by the author . % naval and word rucce.4:4l
mole of rv..vt went. by means of vifiteh•tho Inveli I no
.regAin pristine health •ithout having reentitad to dar,
geroua and expensive Medicine!,
.
41 1 rons the L , letlinlll Lonefi),
The beet t realer. ever written nn e etst r :jrt nt t Italia.
row taoco to all, or 0.1 worthy the nutbpr'e exalted r - eput.t.
(ton.
Addrese. the Poldiebere .1. C. ;CLINE & Co s . Fat .tve
tte.'enr. 10th etrett: l'ult Box 4V6tl, New Viork city,
March 1:t, '49 • ' tiff, .. 12 3...
. _ .. _._
The Great Strengthener and Pa
. The best and she peat llowelbeld lienudy
world. Simple and pleasant In Its applicabon, rertai
and etfectuil In Its result'. A tiesiatiful,vientiflr, et.
ternal Curative. applicable fnr the relief o f
Pain et 3ay
time, In any place, In any part rf the hu lane .intent,
and under all elrctitnslanies. If you put this I'llstr
anywhere; If pain la there, the Fluter wilt Flick tbeho
tall the Pain has vanished. The •PJ32 , trr &weenir
the rain aeray,•and
PAIN CANXOT EXIST WEIETIE THIS PLASTER
APPLIED.
Rheumatism. Lainenten, Stiffness, Xreaft . netv Drjlit!
Nerrouutess, Neu Dyspepsia,: Coups arid Cel,l
Pains and Aches of every kind ? i dowiv even to Corns.
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and witli.a
PERMANENTLY CURED, by the magleale
tho MA(iNETIC PLASTER, It Is the simplest.'sow.
sated. pleasantest and chestiest rem e dy In existents,
De application lattolversal—taittelly to the Istroiq tun
the delicate woman, and the feeble Infant. To each a
all It will prove a Delta and a Blesslos. Dime Is
a ble, and without rtuonyattaa or trouble. , Ite pri , 4
within reich of ali,i-rlch or poor; all may hue it,
'all ehoula hard It Who are skis, and suffering In
way.
FARMERS should be always supplied sr tth this I sq.
uabli PLASTER. ,It bn the °nod Ph, 'lrian In all
household, ready at al/ flutes. acid at Instant nollok."
Pat up In airtight tin boxes. Piet' box will tual.'sit
to eigbeplx;ters, and any child can spread them.
iY...rate•'dix, with fall and plain dirrelions.
U. C. Morehead, D. D.,
Inns"! ,t• and Tropri:l ,, r, 19 Mater sired, New 'York.
VMOItIifICAVS :iIM74I:IIC PLUITLII" la said by all Pru
gists..in every Cily,Town and %Than of the Volt
State!. [44leeovilly
Health! Health! Health!
The Mort l!ertatkahle Cure on Here
Dr. ftwaße's Compotu4 Syrup of Wild Chi
Poiot of node. Fred rick (hope!, „It
•
DR. SWATNZ—Dear Sir—jkliellUT it a duty I ow.
the pudic, and Is Sospice to you. I imps thought po
to make known ono of the moot ell re,rdlnary weses.
my Men can.., that hap ever best° truly ;worded. In
month of October last, I was afflicted with a Pet(
gathering In my breait, which formol a large at",
and also common lotto:Pt° my lunge and very touch
Elated them,. mud discharged burp , witntlitee of voritil
twin. external and internal. My breath , meld pi ,
through Off lungs and out through the cavity r cn
breast nifn apjorenbcsiare, attended with a nl.krl
counts, day and night. law of appetite, and est crtA
so that my physician thought my cane
and beyond the power of ntedhlne. I retnalMl in
wretched condition fora long time. until I was wa.n.t
a mere skeretoo, and there greeted to be no hope br
but having read in the public , papers of the many wa..
.derful rung reiterated by your
. Cowpoand :per
tribi Merry. I Immediately sent to ilaitimove 1 , 4
bottle % and commenced its one, And to my great u
faction and toy acialoua family.tho ebsress or orn ,
in toy lungs began to Wei and the rough subsided. s:
on ursine ten bottles Tway restored to perfect her.lth.
Orel' AWN years - have.elapsed. and 1 0111 t cattalo a l
redly hearty man at this date..lune 3. lea. Phase
'had day's sickness for the lit At eh:Wren mouths.
. Neale accept my grateful acknowledgments..
! - Tours. very reipect tufty, Tnonss pn
The subscriber Is well nctliptinted I.
and run testifv that he has been afflicted as slate PI
tented. 1 regard his rerOrery ale !lmata miracle.
is a worthy member of society. J 031113 R. Domineer.
Pastor of Bolin Circuit, Italtinsore
M Miri no ht. ever given outs student/in:vox'
of its great imperiorlty over all others.
• Poi the rurent Coughs Colds.Coneumpf ion.
For Mooching. Sore Throat, Whooping Cough.
For the Palpitation of tbn.lfeert, Debility.
For the support of old age, .declining health n
Ina nights. and in connection with filo fi's
COATF.D SARSAPARILLA AND TAP. PI 1.L5.111.•
rowels, Stomach. In ehort, the whole Alimentary 9sil
will be eloansed and the blord purified.
Ca-The above invaluable medicines are pteparol rt.
toy Swsvan Jr Sox, Co. 9 worth Seventh row , .
above ditrket, Philadelphia. "No aloer Ili&1 Vor
preptruti.es pssorine."
..'Price $1 per bottle-6 bottles: $3. Jolla Fold by O.-Blown 'at Fun. C. FPIINO. PotlrtiP.
J. K. DCSYCS , 11. W. Par.rorr. 91inerve Me; Crlsr cti
urn. Tuseerorat o.llt . Urination. Erbuv
Joust DaittpT k J. B. Limit. Tremont . ; flit roicli ? "
• Clair: J. Mumma. Slidoleport ; Y .1. Fax, Trair4w:
Krtialll.l. SUES k. Co., Pinegrove; anti by all rr.prer!
dealers in medicines throughout the county st.di.t
_ Swbruary,S,',4 .• (14
THE IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE I
ne Mondani Prowiy of as Nis...ie.:FM 11.mairy,
FOR At.L DISY.AS KS Olt Tit
PREPARED BY DR.I.OUNSIIE: .
KY .t CO., No.lo North Fifth attest, below
Pkiladelphia,
br narrows and Screfadosas Pi 5..... Inas lAssilo
flip Disease. .I.loltplast (fors. Oulososslis,
lit
kr, Scold hem( ' Veers of LA e Noma
*.
//boar, Eroptoma j ble ate, 7
and all
'HUMORS AND I.lll'CiallES OF 111 A' BLOOD.
are effectually aud permaneutly cored by •
Imperial Depurailve.
Thlot Sled! Inc eo mends itself to pan t o, .„4 t i'
confidence. for two reasons—Frill—lt Is Just wbd
represented to be. and will do all that ix claimed 11 I
bat it will not core every dlstasse,becunse it Ix espaisr
adapled and prepared kr one class of routplalror
these It cures—ln lie &vont place, this Medi , Irr
purr. high& cor.tvniratsd And active-10 that. It ate"
mutters the Blame se—lf It is curable.' Large dries.
lona cuul lulu-A-use it le not asked foe—flee to rto
bowes mllll4 a tun.lortty of rases. exhibit he
11. re properties. In this respect, lton add money are 0 1
wasted in long aced fruitless efforts to obtain a sore.
In Contemns Anil Scrofulosts dire/U*ll i no tomb. lot
ever equaled It In Its successful cores.
Tatra. ao obstinate and inverate, cannot reol , r
tr
cleansing/int' purifying effects of the "Innmet
viva.
Vier'', of even; ebarseter, no matter bow obo '
lort.
long stsmiltru, Invariably fled to the wonderful .11‘,
of tbe, 1111.211 A L•
Okla/ 'roues may um it *Ube with perrekt swain'
If you sly scalded. try One r,„,,k.„ and if , you v
advice, write to the Pried :id Cute,. N0..50 Ntat b
Street., below Arch., and you will ?merit* It. (11
stamp for answer.). LOtINED :hltt kt t+.
Srfor was by CU/MVO, W. 'MIMI. Mute'
Cornerot Centre a Norwegian streets., (opp.olte
timer's. Mitt.) Pottsville,
aFor eats by Drnittots generally.
Dec. Ils'h& - r (v) 60 IV
DRAINAGE PIPE,
' ND 'also fur conveying water, 1t
Aau.
2to 12 Inebei in diameter, Teri atop el
t '.add and is durabli di iron. reraoue la wag
saris Plpa •'Atli tind it in,say quatatiy at . ,
. IL. 11:14N.CS'd Wee, IV I s . ; 11t 1
1.
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