The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 07, 1859, Image 3

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; and break elnyik,yor , urine horse City,'! .We „can
have no reasott.to &Witt the position. ' - 7 '. .
A.Puming, therefore, the provision,' of the treat!
.at the average :of 3 - inuts - pet ion rier.mile,, the
cost • itf trarispoitation , ff. ' and . train , Philailaipliia
, t o trift , bargwould he (353 miles) ;sllls6o..4;with
z ,— :one dollar. from Philadelphia to, New'Y;irk4-me.;
- , ' king $ll 59, while over th e Notor.y..ik - anA:triis
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~_. ...:.7.:., ....,.,..i ... .._.,,,.= . ,,,.-,-,-_ , to Dunkirk (461 miles it would
___.— -,::=:- 111, ase p oft ait, is ege t ' to, king a di ff erence of $2.24 rent. per ton., Oat Wt
e--.lll , •ircii!.•_ o o, l 2,'„.r i l l 'o*f 0 4 Taloa: 9,i?er;t:PFl. l ,4c, Dunkirk it Will he understood, the positiUn is at
o.u,
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nbileled a , ~.
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I..imaataa. an a c d "c at ,u ri li s e a ..f . least 150 miles short of, th e . advantage" at Pitts
the a•-gregate r‘r ,,, ,0-,- - ,,„ county-40.as 14 1
it`ti• l' mg i . i. • t.'i P°" l :gy iti, of curing., 7011111VUnGh t burg, we may - add $4 60. when the relative po
lue;,itin"4er,'"3,.;tls4llmblilra I , l AititTgitr7t l ar.,;o r g l it 1 1i ! i ' l1 /,‘",Fid 'land $17'33 against $ll 69—or
t: , ,t , , , ,he i ti,`,, e ) ,,, 1 ;`, 1 , me rst i V a - , 1 ,1,.... e itt0n or the miper t 7. co 74 in favor a the shipper . Then . .u . we, ship
~/ $ e tin pricesce by the NOW York Central to Cleveland. tbe entire
, 1 cost is but $9 11; and thence to Crestline. 75 1
miles. the • entire cost would be $l2 26. and the;
rotition not quite as good as at Pittsburg, where
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the River navition execeds 11,000 Mile".
' In this condition, we therefore stand, and from
recent develortireitte, we have Matters In relation
to the Coat bustneis that wilt preis upon oullife-.
tropulitawears in a character not lets astounding,.
In our Stock Market, the Operators are Pretty
much like the Kilkenny Cato--they bare devoured
each other. They have reduced their capital on
Reading to tunler 1000 share', end as they are
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only 'existing upon the .Now York - Central and
PjCinC mail, y u may shortly experience . * crash
that will be • awful W contemplate. But as Dr.
Juhno.n difileir a Broker as "a man employed to
cheat both . the buyer and the roller," the country
will he the - ga iticr. Very,respcctfully your obe
dient icrvapt. , ' - .1. M. S.
inttsi )1 Drool
POTTSViLLE ,
• •SATCRDAF, II A V 1.: aspo.
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:q—.,o: No. 2.llollmultray. - .
Pnit.l.Oltafftt—Jor.Cne 4 Co., 6th sad Menial m reels.
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.0 g,th,oised to rreeliter Pubteripttons and volt '
le ; ; 11 1, for tits , imns' anctxM. eittabiblinent. 'P..;
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-P-OPLE'S STATE CONVENTION. ' ~
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' pug Citissus of Philadelphia, and of the seite-g
1,-0 ' eo „„• t i os of this Cointnnnweattb, nttnell
tp th e PEOPLE'S PAREY, end alt eaters te-h E
or , , opptiso , l tu
,the ntlear, unw.lee and extrav t
gent Inea.ures of the. National AdtainietrutiolT
~re requested 19 send Delegiree; elual ininutatiO4
to thei r sesero(reriesentations in the General Att s l
feiobtr, to a Convention to he hel I at Ilairisbury
or , WEID.NSDAY,June WI, 1§59, et 10 A. 31. g
to n ominate candidates for Audhur Generitt emit
Su,veyor General. to he voted. fur at the' Geneve
lilectinti in next Onnber. - 1 F.•
HENRY M. FULLER, Chattrion.
' WILLIAM B. MANN, &victory. •
People's County Mass Meeting..
A Cousry MASS MEETMG will be held at
the Court House, in the Doroughefl!ottsvillei
on MONDAY, June 6th, 1859, at 2 o'cloelii
P: M, for the purpose of electing DiLEGATO
to attend the "Slate •Convenliti;" td be held
at Harrisburg; on Wednesday, June Bth, 18591
at 10, A, M., to nominate. candidate's for Atti
i)troit PIMER-11.L and •SeTtVISYOII GENERAL, t,
be eoted tor at the General Election, tick
October. All voters opposed to the unjus t)
unwise and extravagant •measures of the Nei
tional Administration, are requested tr. a 4
tend. • CHAS. FRAIGY, '.
IC/ash-man . siandin9 gontutiticei
gARTIIOI.OIIEIY, and J. W. HAAS, 5,7C.F.1
Tito ?floors' 'Link- of Potucillc, his canted i
dividend of 4 per cent. fur the lnEt six inonthr. If
. A Dzsrlivriiva tiro ocztirretl nt Weft" Chesie_
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this brute, on bloods - y trioining last„ • Tho luedi
some $5OOO. - • .„
Gov. Wing, of Virgita, in Ji. recent lona lette
separates bitti'self (Sup. the Douglas I'ing;t•l'6li.
D.!inoriney, and goes nil length fits tinS prutentiuti
d Slavv . y in the Territqries: - It isi r:tid Iha
'flonglas is beginning to squint it little that nay alt
to htollo for inlet oftener,; and wake his; peace wit
tic South. Let hits Fo. ,;
OP Cotinat::—ilie
place on TueA4. The Litehnnanites Were ronteti,:
tvwse, le:4 and dragoon , the People's ticket bei4
toreessful 11nenrly three thoustinth.intjority.-ti
.The new Select Council illco:it:lin kixtten 0 11 ' 7!
position tutinhers end . eight IStanticrtt, And the
C.:romon Council sixtylour Opposition and twe
ty.fonr . Democratic memperen, lybak a used
tarty they are', to ho /tote.
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.11Arin Ercfres ToWAßlis DERTltyttTiox.—Tit •
in Forlntino 01, "%nem fattriee from ntirend atilt
pa rt of New Yite4 from Jan. 1, to April 1,1856,
foots up as fulionr:
159 i MS.. i . 1857: ji
Tt.i.l, $38,790i173 $14.581,805 $ 3 3.7109
With provitlone'; high end watte l l ow, there I
lawn poor pro l epeet for the werkneg 'eln e 4e f , anil
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in feet for hit laszes•of the pe.ple. 111te truth ii ! ,
that we are lit rally relit to Europe ItAthe present:,
AJO:inielrnlio —and its eumtorters'eught to let
braided every hero as trilitors to tittr ,intlnetri/1
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PROBABLY the most olhctivo Reaper:lnd Mowir
in use, ikillann'e Patent Combined; With Wood1 0 ; 1
Itnpravenient. i Hundreds of them Ore used i f
the counties of gerks, Chester nod Mrstgoutery,
and hove given tho greatest . satistotiou to for.
were'. i Ittssrs.Yuenglitig. and Putt of this Coen. ,
ty, intro them in use, and the l so gentlemen :ool+,
a host of others, eliks!der the mach:ine the sit
plea and most useful - 4f the kind ever, patented+
It can be used on nil kinds of ground 7 For teed,
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111.41611 s of tfiespaluo of the Reaper rind Mower;
price, etc., we refer our venders to On ailvert II,: -
'meta Olt in. our-advertising eoluiune: Order;
fur it are received nt Bairn:We stors iii this lii;.
rough.
IN our Jocal column will be found 'a report
.of the proceedings of a worhingniene meek
in: held in 'larmigna, to endorse! the action
of our representatives in the lato session of
the.Legitilature. It issatisfactoritoknow that
the workingmen i orthis County appreciate
the, efforts of our .clteS . entatires, and we can.
snap our fingers at the hostility of a party,.
w organ in this Coutity, Stanilar4 ; '
The editor of, that paper will scion discover,
that opposition to the interests of the work
ingrnendis not the, heSt i way lei reindig: the
fragmenks of its free trade party. •
NEXT , COUNTY MEETING.
The Cutinty • meeting of the People?! party of
Schuyikillk`uuntY, having been flied fur 3londefi,
June fi, Iftn, of I o'clock; P. N., the County Co.n
teisAotters tnie , notified Iltin. Chorles Frailey,
Chairman of the - Staniar, Committee, thay they
have granted the use of the Court House, on til,l)
Lillie d ay, at 12: o'clUck, M., to the Deuweraiip
too ty, 1 .,h01d - their nencinl meeting, in geed,!, 3
dance with the noeiettf usage and ituntemori 'I
custom of • the party." We .suppose, howeie ,
that there will be no ebjection't !the People,hrgn . •
izing a meeting in the Court House of' the sam4
afternoon, after the "Democratic party" eoneludi)
theirs, and that this trill enable our friends to 1.
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tend theDeoerati, (?) fleeting, and our orator's )
review ibe proceedings. We-nre eurprised to fifth
that thern.it a Iluchantin pariy in Schuy.ikE I.
County large enough to make it "tneeting," and
we eon tetul that tkey are not entitled, by ancient,
usoge and immemorial eustotn,'te the inside of,
the Coprt. Ituure, on the first ?tlond.ty of June..
On t h e krtrary,.by the f rectalent of last year
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the "114Moeratie • zio-ettne" ought. to be held oni-1
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side of the Court House, with the Sheik, 61i 1 I •
Iturgeis 'nn.l Police of i'ott-ville,. with stars an
mares,„to keep the peace among them, and sr
protest 'i i gaiost•the•C'ouhty Cemtnissioners beini
a.tl CAtalVial upon to pay out of the County Trot
spy, theiLills for damages, broken benches, desk s e;
li.ts pigs, kr., caused by the, thrbfleoci of tlatl i
"dteno;creei." But as the Administration parti, I
since that time, has been growing "smell by d4.'i
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grecs and beautifully less," throughout the col.
try, se iri;my hope that no such tem2lble tongreintt
nit the next meeting, but that "Edward. O'Connor.
Clotir'tiniti," and ,the few select friend,' who m: r'
.meet with hint on that occasion, May hive a gni ',
and peaceful time.
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We have•been rrquestedby „the ,c,
otzthy.... ,„
0•14,
millets to state that
. the . hour for the I'eripli i rl
Meeting on the Gib proximo, in this Borough, hl,l
been changed from Ito, 2 o'clock. This is '4
cour s e ; advisable, to avoid any occurrence of ib
unpleasant nature. H .
"CORRESPONDESCE OP TIM .11MeRs . IetIONAL
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r, i • ni. 8, F.T. MAIM.% Pub:. 1.,11 . '
N e w York, May 2, 1134. 51 i
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'Pear .;r:—"ln consequ'eni•e• . ni the .Ile v a re y
thlit theliVennltylrania Itailrold i. ;taking t o n ,
Ic . ad In t C...earrying trade heir...to New York itit/f
the Rou tirn portion. of the 31Ircjoidr.i,i •,,,;114 1
and 64; root h.+ length and connections at l'ittl-,
.hurgclt , ea likely In tnainta in it, Ille,parties (Mir
•-errnol it the St.•NiClll,li.ll. compact were,crt.
veneal, DO Mr. Moran,'ssho tonal that the artr •
ago of 4 k : ctits per h,oii per mile 'left nothing ',et.
him. aroPafter barking out wills smoky exprtsl.
',inns against the management' of the .Ness Yollt
Central, he struck upon a vein that la not otiy
lik e l y to determine the soreroig , nly .11 our Aletild.
nnlinin City, hut is likely to eenshln.h th e fact that
Pennsylvania 11111ILi hereafter ne.nme, and 111lIll•
I tin the commercial position, or Keystone of Ole
Arch. • ,11
In the eentett now raging with, et - enabler:ll4e
ilatTePti n writer who rails himself "New .
..r4," on the part or the New York Central, met
Ir. I. W. Cass of Pittipiturg, - we discover, efttlr
fit rpting Ito orgotoents of their personal - Litit..
onFo, that the route to. thtt nnithcrn part , 0r.1,%e
valkytia over the Hodson .4iver-Igle
liodp”n ltiver Itailrontl-rthe New York 1: Centritl.
ird the -tes. 'to the country lying both adg
I. , rtheast of Cleveland. That to the youth of tl
, foree:tid valley, tile route is aver the Csincien ittql
Amboy, and thence by the Pennsylvania Centrif
and by the Iteading .r itthl Sunbury and Er - io
l'ittrhurg., without any kit.d of reservation frAr
Loth th e tradd and travel
.that • ditection. But
the . fnet, ealich 'lto tire prepared to concede., is
the tpretre that alapas us—we fors,e in the
ultr. that at Philadelphia,. the wrsterd produ6t t
u s urn as th e Iron ar iaCo:a of Penneyleitein:ii'o
no ne.tr to tbe of the I.hlatrat e es to. tint!
gri•el.and glorious city •of llotha to-41114' 01.0
price of trentTortati on to the arekrecairi
I, t4t 8 . 7 (Tilts re!".l.r, "hilt to liy* Yuri; the
it ate dollor rho Cautd-4lint the. shire eiti
-1,1..ye.1 thblr , flie)vill relent alibi the molt:lt:it
' , united by the oniititor-ronti thnt me, the nit izeno ri
Silt York; roust 'lone both the freight Mal CO6l
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tb. ti..veln ion, no it allows by• en articleil
of Saturday last, is not more obtrinti,
I • l"" h tftti, and eillee it appears that/oar
:\t.:rehard Princes rt.Theed A the feet •
1 , I • };r, et , rnitl, to unite r,ith thu Eli,t
S.CD ~.EPORT AFFAIRS. '
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Mtsette. Allow mo to Despise on tba enlacing
of the Jura:vit. 4 ,a it It ak . brie items from Middle Port.
Now Met ,our bills and it eys bare rut on their
green mintle In token of app g summer, which bi
sn kratifying, added to this I a b title about our coal
ota.rations, new life and rigor • In to perradeuur com
munity. • I •
Among these IA the operit Rho have eacomesieed
1 Flapping Imola are Messrs. 11.3 . Hunt:lnger, Co., Jno.,
Jr nee dr ?0n.,L0 her,uanlell k able, and in *few weeks
Coil 11111 Colliery. (under the Yuperintendenee of our
esteemed frientE Mr. Philip It ti.A will be reedy to ship
all.n; while the tunnel 011 Mess gprPiier A Co.'s
and the *heft on the Valley Yu :tee Co.'s land!, are pro
gressing. as speedily as can be. smiled. • • I
At the list, sete.ion of the Lee. stairtm,.oor place wee In.
eorpurated Into a borough. T .'altleene held their first
election, on I ssturday last. E erything "passed oil re.
markobly qedet.! I might is, that the election Wall a
unonimous onejor the oppre tin that will relied se.
wetly by a few would-be hate , vial ineni amounted to
a meru,notbing.l .Thelr whole rev amounted to sixteen
votes. 1
The ticket eleeled was a Cob
folloshot—Fur Chief Burgess. C,
ctl,Jrs.3ltllrr,tiro. lisrolutrd.s
A. Greenawalt. Town Clerk,
Directors. D. Breen, Jon. Becht
bar. J. 31eGelT.Y, r ) S.rogrdoni)
/no. It Porter. Consta
sessor. J. B.illict. Ant. Asse
Wm: Wall. Auditors, Gear. L
It. 31. Ilunteinger. Judge of
.spentors, Si. Bensinger and P.
u Our member* of the last Le
faUhfutly, and fOlfilled their ,
that party prejudices were to
and,' eau oplure!llon. lt. M. P{
Boyer and Palm, that they hat
and not alone, for themselves. t
resented, many worm and der{
as rises here, and in dim time
apprerioted.
I 3liddieport, May 5,1559.
D it
To the Scots and.Descen.
Cotaity,;and the Adjoi
The tinders I;tnedly officers of
.Schuylkill County. beg leave'
th.; fdlowing brief detail of
Club. Its leading object, and n
tantagen which may natural!
log no they are assured that
heart-felt sympathy tint only
- 1114Uvidnni , orho icon apprecia
Muin nr theiminprial I:urns.
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On filo tWentydifth of Jam
a ainlverantry, of the birth 'of Itoi
bur of the ethintrimett and 'a
their nitre' end rhildren.lll , Fo
participate...ln a Festival In It
particularize - the incidents o
greetings—the 'hiarthorn
Prrediex—the soul-stirring e
anti lighter hearts which min
merry dancM,wouldiafford its
etble. Those who-were peewit
pleasures of the evening. To
p Ito. we ran Simply say—the„
pleasant bones oT our lives.
At that t Imo this Burnt MO originated. PDiee then
two meetings have been held, rhich have 1 ern well 'at•
tondo I. The mita litaidien oft to Club.has been ennui,
ted. the following • (Mt era an 01 Managere baying been
elected to serve In their reaper iv., cattail, fee duping the
ensuing' year:—President, AVID' BEVERIDGE., 41
Pottsville; :Wire PlTlddellt. Da 'id ClorMt, of Woodside:'
S e cretary. J. A nnistis 31cCian., ,f Pottsville; and Treasu
rer. John Macdonald. of Potts Ile.
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The'Brarb or Managers, of w doh the for e gnid g officers
are ex offiebt members. consists of Messrs. J a ev Wien.
Pottsville; Robert A. lover, 1 herimstown; DeVid
New alines; John Smith, trestville; Wm: McCul.
burgh, Donaldson; Andrew Br don, St. Clair: John T.
Wren, I•in4rovel Alexander t Prem., Port Carbon, and
William M Cannel.
The stated meetings of the C
coed Saturday of January. A
each year. al Pottsville. The
lar..one half payable at the tin
yearly conTbution is one del
instalment
It is. peri l, pit quite nnneres.
by way of sprigesting the • prop
sure of the an nivi.irsary.of Eon
that every- ene to whom this
teems such:obserrenee a duty
remark, howeverithtt intteiwn
jeet of our tirleat they
wirier character why lift rolls
tbe 11311 MS of IlVerY • sent, and
within thin] county. These I
ever been, tithe knowledge of
- aviation or,society In oar told
!Minus elittrarter4 which has p
'Sluttish ti elemen 0fT11141.11
Centenary has been afforded t
social, fraternal spirit. In,thi
adoption 3114
have been Isolated. to a degr
dente& distance Making the'
their sisters unknown. To re,
duce an rig:to-De Mate of offal
sm..tontlary 'object) of nor CID
ItctXtt of the •tdaya o' tang c,
Ilmixe,"shriuld acgriain
within the el rcles of our Club:
ehl uninn,eud of social happi
Come; then. "brit het Scots,"
with each Other:let tie be • a
sake of the immortal third who
42ine round I ask It ar
For him. thu Bard lb
—the linmortal Bard, whose b
spiral ion alinost Divine, was e
countrymen; that soul, whip
hatighty aristirtary. Witty. • .
s • ' '•fhe siowd Is but the
A man's a man for a
Coin for the sake of the lan,
national history—lta rugged'
Its pore. free air—its fireside
C6111(1 and Midis the annelid]
your menhhod; restore pleura
and cultivate friendships for
come. Allatre
An adjotirned stated meets
ville. Saturday evening, May 1
ealinot attend id person, han,
dunce to any of the managers,
mail to .1. Addison McCue', N
or before the meeting.
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• -h 'DAVID 131.6 V
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'Pottsville. Al
Thelventit± rent by fie
.7r,9 17-4,y Canal 34,013
783 04 toes s i tteinst 62,81
rpondiet;weelt hot yenr,.
The Canal 103,16 the
5,243,ten5.:
The trelo snaii; up this
nll the except the
the trade of which has nu
in ) ; to aot g e 11.1ineges suPte
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'rho intrees'le large thi s
of their h e i ni no shiotneofi
week Inst year/ from some o
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Freight to New York. by
$l.OO frOM Port embon en
from Schl,4ikill Haven to
vane .1. il4 reta perl_l'oci.
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d.t.to with ajt agreement
Shipperd With ibe Bovine
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cored.'l
/Is owe of the p
the adean'el, and prefer: no
aaenseettile.itMily datertnio
:ftc f i ght. ,/
! , There hae teem several
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week for ; tiglter wager.
Whether thedemande hare
With tho!Prctcnt'priee of p
labor le etiiiroly too low-1
price of Pital it is imPotribi
pay ruirato 'cid 'wages. The'
to deplortibl9 tills : allot as
prior to the patina of the,
:he people 'Wept' their . unf
power likitc[eh4 'before a m
Wa he, re c eived a 'Copy .
Morrie . .. Cain! ',"Company for
'Capital titicli of"thia 'pplepe ;
the indpktiniineft $405 1 750: i
The laeume . lat yeCr W. 35 $2
$132.370 54. Ittattingthe - prod s fir :the yens at
$147 t 201 74- 4 4nilaireeto . their edit at the tom
aOlee!°"t or 114 itorelsa. T 03. Total re.
1° 1. r ." 1 :fur' 4 illdellars ikr-a 234,023_ , 2d. The
Manama anticipate a largely increased\ In
Ails year. - • • -,
Dimwits AY A Fiteitazi. The Cikeq/Pera MI
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and Ohio Canal se:drained en eider:Ale dallier
las!iweek by s freahet, in the estructiins of Wor-
Coos of their dams 0 which `ss ll require at telet
si weeks to repair. The' altinsirre a nd_ Obie
R Broad :Cowpony give nett that they Live
a pie facilities fur tionspotti gait the Coal re.
qu red. The charges by its lroad are higher
thsin th'e Canal rotes were. T is Cinal Otaspany
seims to be peculiarly unforto ate.
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OURECTION.—In giving di prices of Serino.?
Co lon board at Elizabethp rt last week . th 4
ty caused us to state that t a prices of Orate,
B s g sod Stove were s'eeets p ton higher than
the prices of the Delaware an tttltt d Hudson Comp?.
if
!q.t.! Coal of similar eine. W Intended to state
5 cents per ton lower, which i correct. -
( the toll git Coal from P ttston 'to the New
Y k State line, has been fiz d at 32 cents pet ,
~ton on the North Drench Can •
COAL DECISION.- - 1t has n decided in the
United States District Gnat t Boston, that the
purchaser - of a cargo of (oni, hi; is unwilling to
take it according to the face of the bill of led
'
iitg k end require, it weighed, , eannot choose Lis
a
o'v weigher or one of his eel lion, to weigh said
c ot 1
without tho' consent of he Captain of the
ve ,se.l. The thuice of the w igher must , be by
egteeMent of both parties, r each party, may
oh. osi one. t , ' ,
*z make it following e
Re art of ibe Williamsport a.
Co i mpany, which :bows what
in that quarter in furtherance
We learn that the reduction i
en freight to We made on - a b I
be scut over their Blade. to 1
is goal to GO cents per ton
1.
tit Roads it will pass over. 1
doubt, alluded to in the Repo i
a';oss will occur to the Camp ;
The Trove:ton Company
Oka 20,000 tons of their coal il
this ensoing•year. This eoal„
th qualities most approved o I
co
be
s id i s n
e a advancedn thayw
said p i r . i:
1 ,
po es; and is also pecaliary n'
cu a Salt Works, ewint. to its
ac er and purity from sulp ha
prprement Company's coal, 1
lie's on the western border of t
MI-. Tilden, the President, fu
briportanee of openin, ,,, up thi
thii 'product of their iondt, a
ed Elmira to arrange far its
reale. . ~, '
n ticket throughout, an
Benslnner. Town Conn.
Eche!, hamer. Wm. W3ll.
Jne. Juno!, Jr. School
.1. P. Klefeber. E. K. We
i aeh. Jnetteeof the Peace,
1 le..lime. Jennlnge. as
re. Job. A. Kleckner,
Medler.: E. A. Kleekner,
,:tedious, fit. Heller. In
cArdel.
11 .1slattire have worked so
1 • romises so panetuntly,
greit extent laid aside,
liner, Messrs. Pinkerton,
e made for theinselres,
st for the party they rep.
led friends here, as well
iheiriabors will lie duly
Mumma.
the enterprising lessees 0 the Big, Mountain
•
cdiliery, at Shnutokin, Dir & Doughty, have
only particiFy supplied. don't the •year the tie
mind epta+hell in the non . wept, by Dant:dun
& Pw., fur their coal, which is of a moat excellent
quality for d. , tnettic purpoles • '
C veiiotberc"ilictiesatbn ; °k no r re m; re t idintheNorthernCoai T rade, but there
in isposition on the'part of ante of the land oir.
nee to mike those concession which are•essen
.tial to the opening of 'a now ..atket during such
, a 0 eculiur depresSion* of the , coal tre4e es hos
ruled the plat year. An il now,is the time for
or, 11 , .11 to those alio wisit't..o)
MI rticipate in the's&
ea inges of risin prices, w on improving
I o
II i
dititin of the it,dustrial hi .trests Of the north
mi.;
is of Scots in Schnyl
g Coal Region.
HE Pi ome Cull, No. I, of
o call your attention to
• ho orgeniminu of that
the literary a npoelal ad-.
phyved from lt_ In do
hey will meet With the
f every :rot, but tleeeiy
.. the in.phntlon of the
'v.v. IMO, the eeriteonlnl
`tar Blue, m large oum•,
1 hers of the Poet, with
bled in. l!otipville, end
Lone et the occasion. To
•I he Festival—the tortal
ititnetilr--the eloquent
ago—cud the light feet
clod In the maze of the
lemiure. if it were practi
will ever remember the
f 113.1541 who did not partici.
r were /noon the :met
he Presidenj of the SIII
ittrWiiie 110.itYls rally prepn
iJcduction of northern boun
-ties entering that market.
There - are — two other eve
rough which we shall nlway
ition—the rstublisheil rail
!renter region, and the mo
I let of the Wilkesharre coal
I I junction canals to Elmira
And while there is. atiumlan
i Omen mantel for all - toot
ftirnish, and while our ro
t antage over.cither, in the
tat the present time the
'e, soil severe on all panic
'he goodwill of a trade ie
rchnse in the beginning, b
Precittl.le value when one
ho aro first in the market.
spot:filial for their coal, mill
idlest returne with the revivi
*The tnanagere fed it right
to Ithenhle and faithful .inane
doh tk Co., the Elmira agents
companies; who, during tbo
cointry has recently passed,
on y maintained their Comm'
hare alsocouWigeously held a
in t l he special klifficulties alto
era coal trade, and were, at l
ti4rng.wills' rind eompa nies 1
of a remunerative Scale of pri.
equally beneficial to them all.
The AleCoulley filt..Compan
to the importance of this no
Itn,6 commenced shipping to
miles of a large supply the c
This immense deposit see . 4
bier strata the peculiar prop
for cupolaiurnaces, while:the
quality very similar to the '
adapted to family use.. '
nut. tho approaching openi
coal lands, at the jonetion of
'road, perhaps constitutes one
talit features of the ensuing y
C, nrracts have been made for t
co from ;
I fro these mineS so ea
th present year, and the part ,1
of the sale of ale evel have a
th t opening, to furnish fr •
la go supply of Lehigh Coal
tn. rket, at a temporary loss
vi w of their early reimburs:i
wi sa tract. • .
,
1 ub 121'164,1101d nn tbe se
ril, July and October of
nil tattoo f.e is one dol.
eof proposition. and the
ar, payable In quarterly
h.et for lists say anything
ly of• a proper , cheery
ii101:11S. It is believed
irrular 'add' es.ed, es
! lid a prlrile4e. We may
I. entire!' this greater Oh
ara strong reasons of a
hould embrace at least
cry descendant of Scot,
not now, nor has there
he undersixned. any as.
r t. not of n distinctly tie•
i•vlded a nucleus flit the
previously to the Barns
em to meet together hos
I , the lair land of their
''pot the contrary, they
/ ;in their nattered rest.
brothers strangers, and
; ore this evil. and to pro.
, may be considered the
Those who sing with
ne," and: who ask with
1. re be forgot," may find
joyons-realization of so.
6 eve. •
nd join bat Cam. and
1 1 quaint." : Come for tho
th a tear • ' '
Pa far awa*:.'.
g pnul, tired with an In
liqed in the enure erhie
dared, In the- face Of
ninees stamp
that."
of your blrth—,ltmbrlebt
rocky ettrame—
, and lie Inrlltu;One.
of your youth nd of
t memoriam of t port,
the future. All are wet
.:
it will be bold' at Poffit•
tb, at 7 O'clock. If you
- In' your name and-reel.
or feawani the came by
Secretary, Pal tarille. on
OILADELPHIA COAL MAR
Prices remnin without 'shun
A on buarl range-from $3
22 1 40 lbs. Fur Lehigh ' $3 2
$3 37. .
I ALTIMORE COAL MARKET
change to note in prices sine
'
NEW YORK COAL AND IRO
1559.—Tbe arrivals the pnst
ern!, and prices tend dow
large for the searon. We qf
$3 25 En $4 20, and by the I
0,14 50. The inquiry for '
a Moderate supply, mainly co
wino, to arrive, nt $7.75 en
Ikon.— A fair inquiry has i
"meek Tor Seoteh Pig, and,
tone have been made, to nrri
tin $24 50, 6 mos. II ii- is in
$5O ss6_so for refine , i,•ii
ul'on English brands: • Other
, •
iP 1
TON CO'AL AND IRON M
--4:0 i
•i.ll Cannel Coal is, q
mist!. In Pirton nod Sydney
go Mk!. nt $4 50 ® $4 75
is yelling in retail lots at $5
iroit.—Tbe market fur Se
times dull, with small ealea
for Gertslierrie and other
A6irrican P.# at $26 @ $2
111 ,
ir Iron there have been a,
$ 0 'll ton otons.,0 tons., for ciontu.
h. Rusin Sheet Iron is s •
.
met. PreMen,.
R. ilea TreFident
IceooL. Secretary.
MALT,. Treamarer.
TRADE.
, 4A4IgA.
y 7, 1850.
!road this week - is 2:9,-
11V—fur the week 62,-
tops for the corr.)
3ilron,l' fur the week
,srpok • ns' follows from
/North Branch . Canal
commence:l yet, ow
ned by recent rains
=4-3 r g
23 r ; .,
Vs
7•
! „ , 4
S.
= ,
a •
Ib, 8 moe. '
DAVIS PEARS
HAVE opened an I
No. 2,39 William street
of their relehr.ted LOCUST MO
and as.otix VEIN ItED Asll CO
WOrdera elven to 1:011EIIT
piper, will receive prompt 4041 ea
• Soh nylkill . Coal Tr
p i
wintity,Rf end Pori{ by Rath'
w p i l t e t k i i. ' c le i r o l ir d: r l ' io ' n Th . uteday event
a, :
8 lanylklll Raven. 10,
A hurn. .. 1.
2,
I' it Clinton,
•
otal for the Week. tti.
P evlopsly ibis year, . 519.
t • .
real,: 519
T Namibia(' last year, 480..
jlncreaso
i', tone, 7 67,;
' I Selaveylitlll County R
The - following le the quantit
over the different Railroads In
wk ending on Titaraday elletiii
..% init 11111 and B. Karen It. R., 35,
Ifi•
) t. Carbon. ' " 3
Sghavlkill Valley a I
Mt. Carbon Ar L. Carbon " 11
51111 Creek, ' " 13
Little &huyikill. : " 9
I
.: !
.ii6M,?'
.t.',lirever,
Erszt-t".l "
t?•l 6'' ' ' a ell r'
-I ; • •
g
a.dll=ym.
1:0-o , z14
tafril"!!4E4' . ;
.F":" P.F.P:", I '4l
!
o
r ig" A
Lac.27?./.'t •
week in moque
for the correspond
the Region e.
high Coal and Nev. CO., . 1
El . ring Mountain Mines
' !endive • do ' - . I
EMIT.? 31eadow do .. Coo ' I
?i.tw York and Lehigh CO!) Co., ' I
Garman Penna. Coal Co.,
North Spring Mountain Coal,
D Iluininai and others,
~ - . , •
Ilazleion Goal.. - :..
Nast :agar Loaf Coal, ,
MOunt Slavonic:cal,
Council Ridge: ' I ' •
1
ck Mountain Coal Co.,
A dit ( eld. '- -- • ''
• --, --
Mord Coal Co., „ • ' • • ,
Total, ~ ..
•
Li high Vitllei'll.. ft.ra
• or week ending on Saturday I.
?I daton (AL Twilit.* A Co,) '
1. , :, , Savor loif,(Packer A C 0..) -:
Oituuell it idgO. (Sharpo, V. & C 0.,)
Monet Plesaint. ~„•:
A. Mt.. (liaOdotplui I llatopahlre.
13 lerainn; (Valenti' k John/0314)
n Vet. Mesidini v - • - : : •-,
N
N S
S. York k Le¢lgb.(Tagxartk Son
p:A t. (I.M.3.leCreary k Co
S. p. Mt..(Volhin A Delintan.)7• '
V ion Impetweinent..Co.,l. : '
tt rtivin I'euna4 , -,. - l'• - . ,
Ot • er.Shlppera,-- : • , :'.!'
.• -
„•••
anal has advanced to
l'ottsillie, and $1 55'
New Turk. Tho ad
t hos also advanced 5
1 a advance is in ascot.
ode' by some of NI,
,when navigation COlO.
Wore :cruse to pay
shipping. The Bunt.
7ct not to ran for tee!
tarn/lots during the
Ve hero • not learned.
een impeded to or not.
ov felons the price of
t with the pion:lnt
• for the °portals:43 to
rode hen net been in
h now iterideo 1840,
Torii( of whrn
tihCui tlervente knoll
ghty-burrietitte.
t the , Rejlart • ortbe
_the tan year.' Tile
le $2,078.400—:end
akin $2,512,150.
1%572. 27—,exteutes
tis rare to bri m about at
• Pinegrove Coal Tr
lAnaduat transported during t •
Union Caont,
Swatara Railroad.
lehigh Coal Trade for
ee
[For the we endlug Sitar
al by Rsllenad;
Init znit,
c7^ti,t~ fir, ' - .
. '' ' ,'4' - - - ,'•.' '," '; - . .-',..._ i ; , - :.,-,.. ":),..='..,, - ,-;, , ... 1 - .. , :z-.-• 1- . .
te*te• um..4.4.1 -- iskicii•Trieliorri!ttuiptims.
- - -1 , - vata,sk,amarsa 034 imp': --,.;-'
i...,
~.-?5• .411.Cgiitpria;'8.1:tetne* : - ..i4linor P1C7G044,
o 11140irly - 3140 ,'.'sl a: , 1:: , --$ 1:113i ' --.' $l, sr
7 . 0 PI4I . 4 . .- llO . - .•1 33.-: -, ',-.. - a. --, - --- - , • - •: ry •
; pir
oPaur tisi: , .103 - - /-3). - ' , - , • it • . •
,Reran=. , .-- 93 , , ,-99 - -- ' - in ' v
.
Rates' ' -Toll** Canal. roe the present:
•-_.'- . r as It' Orton. lft.C.ctilleig..ll Mums. 41, Clat'na
Ta - Ptiltatl*,..' 63 ." ' . 134 '. -:-' ,41. • - -- -- sia -- -
4441ng41114 -00 - 3$ .-, - 7-'.::: Vt -: -: 54 •
Norris! a, 33 . - -53- -...: r :It ......-,'.:,43 - .';',
leacileir - a - - a '.: . '.. 3.3- - -- '' 31 '
Satin .t. Prelehi-14:'Caz.3. - . '
.Ifraa4l..C. NE-al;V: - a. Mom.. - Arrißox.
Ta New Talt„' IL 33 - ''
~ $1 60 _
.$1 43 '-'
1170 of Toll amid Transportation -
-.. . oil TIM (41414/11 TAMILS MIL 11.0121.
Mita Chunk to Trenton -• • - -$llO
tit; blitabethpoit, -•• ' • •'• •• 100
1
...% o 51,,rriseausi assin at Phillipsburg, '74
• ALMON Olt CANALIL
.. • '' '
•Yrmti sorb Ci out to Reel - Turk. sts Deli. '..," " '
era & Raritan Quad. , , . ~ , ' $2 Q.
Pm:l4l3l3th ehook to
.I`iew York ri Ai*
2,82 .
.. :- .
Ra es of Toll, Lo n to lialtinsore.
In Can . barinlaar
• rom Go tortyitboroShmookin, 52 3
.• $4 15
13/... below Do• - -2 45 2 111 -.
Caercrs n, I GO
Lkehortalloy, . I /
liaegn o. ' • • 2.14 f• ' 11M
goal Jailtioalr-ss,
AND IDTUER SCIICYLKILL CO. BTOCNS.
• QUIIILICILD WIZZLY DV WILUAY tagairsox,.
•
1: Railroads:
Philadelphia. Itetellirke Pottsville
Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven • •
blatant Carbon - - -
Mount. Carbon and Port Carbon -
11111 Creek - - • • •• -
Schuylkiii Valley - - - • -
Lorberrjr Creek• -•— • - •
Swatara-- • .....
• i Catmint
Schuylkill ?Carlini ion
" f. preferred
Union Canal -. • -
tract'from the last
Elmira Railroad
they ProPoiellOink
of thii Coal Triode.
the pries of . tolls
of L ehigh . Coal to
esteru Noir York,
0 cents woad of
his is the'Coal, no
t, on which it states
ny:
' prreferresi—' • - - - i
Del.& Muni Coal *Transportaen
RailtOad A* Coal Companies*,
Little Sit ee!. Nay. R. R. & Coal Co. - I
Lehigh Cold & Naclgation Co. -
Coal Co.- 1 •
Back illsuntain Coal Co. - ••• I.
Pennsylvania Coal &R. A.Co. • - •
Dattubln Coal & R. R. Co. - - • -
LykeifeValley Coal Co.. • - -
Delver Meadows Call . # R. R.Co.• '-
LyisensCalley flathead & Coal Co..
Cousissisalea s
- Fon.** improvement co - •
Notth American Co.; Preferred •
common. • . -
Deiawice Coal Co. . . . .
Cnnibasland Coal Co. - - - - - I
New Creek Coal
t Miscellaneous* ,
Slinei* Bank • - - - -
Farmers' Bank --• • •• - • .
Pottairillellaa Co.. . •• • I
Pottsville Wafer Co. • -
*The Stock of all Coal Campania*
thealmielist when furnished by those
ion
are determined to
on the lakes -during
bough *otter than
for famil y use, yet
or steaboat -par
, opted for the Syrn.
free-burning char-
Carbon Rua Tut
..l.4e valuable tract
o Shatiwhin retiun.
y. tiounr,chends the
gteit iparket for
recently visit.
disposal on a large
NSW ADVERT'MENTS
I 'SEED POTATOES.
A!FEW BUSHELS of • the czle
isted4ench Bloom Potatoes remstn unsold:st
'S
the ,eed te of the oulAerlbee. Also-a wall lot of
Buckeyes, Black and tt hlte Mercers, and SlMinen Mar.
cent , B. HANNAN.
SCHUYLKILL CO..A.GRIUULTIOULL SOCIETY.
yr" Annual Exhibition of the
- Schuylkill County Agricultural Society. will bo
hold on tbergomnd of tho Company at Orwigahurit, on
Tueaday, Wednesday and Thursday. 2lth, tisth and
29th September. tSS9.- • WA. IL SMALL.
Ora Igaburg. May 7.'50 10-3t] , Rec. 5m.-9.
. . •
•
.. . . A CARDS
irilifi undersigned cheerfully acknowl-
JIL. edges the payment of his loss by fire during the
last month, by, the Farmers' Mutual Insumnre Comps
ny,'of York., Penn's: and would further my that *lid
CoinPany is worthy of thuconedenee of any oetvon hav
ing property to insure: ALEX. LOVE.
Ashland, Aptil,27. 'CJO 19U,
ta-p. A: Courser, of Pottsville, is dhe agent of the
CoMpany.
e . arrjr period
\ t rliel, and
ed t.. co•Qprrnte, by
Nights, with all
ues ant =Alt
helve n close cont
end route !Toni the
. I . NEW BOOKS! • ' _,
G 4 4 r OWE ! ME LITTLE, LONE - ME
•:.,L,/ LONG," by Maybe Rtsl , lo. , ,
"Mount with guy Pe pile." by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps.
' t•Vhe (Sonya!ascent." by N.' P. Willie.
..The Pillar of Fire." by Rev. J. 11..Twzraham.1 . _
t•Selence and Art of Chess." by J. Monroe. -
4 .Spurdeott's sth Volume of Emmons."
oopp.irtnnitles far Industry and safe investment of
Carat/11 ; 1'er a Thountrid Chances to make Money." .
Just iiutAished end for aale by ' D. BANNAN.
PUG pride. WAY 7.' 5 9 . 19
— 52,400 PERArEklifliciff - oriblo - BlitizTiii I
A GENTS' WANTED, local or tray
..
e hag. In'etery town and county in the ,Union, to '
engage to the sale of New. A t tlclesa (Zatent,) of utility,
beauty and novelty. demanded in every fatuity. °Moe,
store and manufactory, affarding forge pmfiti and quick
i nt & N,., humbug:or medicine. and no bonus for patent
rlpt. _Books of deacription, terms; references and no.
tiles in 'lied on application: with three rent stamp. to .
. WILBUR, EMITII & CO..
. „
36 South Third street„ Philadelphia: l'a.
. /day 1'59 . 19.2m
. STATEMENT
()F THE MINE111S! DANK , OF
par rsv ILLE In the County of Schuylkill. as to.
!pine' by the zte ani* Section of the' Act of the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth, approved the 13th
day of October, A.D.. 15.57:
Amount of Loin.. and Diecounts, • 5831,0 4. 1 49
Do Specioowneil by that:taut& ' /
Wrack . - 579,5'2415 J .
Do Due Ly other banks, 10,308 77
Do. Notek of other Banks. 61,630 00 .
D.l Cheeks of other Books and
Cash drafts, 23,053 62
7t
It .
Bank Note,. 111 178410 . 64.
Miners'
Less . .
Re k North America, Phila., 37,309 00
. .
140,856 54
Do Not e in Cirenlation 243.050 00 . .
Less mt.lu Bk. No. Ama. Phila., 37,3t10 00 ..
,
Do Dop tea, -167.826 73 '.
Do Due other Banks, 23,675 72
•"" .....—, 191:502 45
The it ve Statement Is 'totted. taken franc the' Books
as the stood ou the morning of the Ild day of May.
1859. . - CIIA. LOESER, Coshie.:
Allin Led and sebscribed &foram". lidie.Third (14y of
Nag. .1' .D., 1559. - ' 'JACOB ItEED.J.W.
Potts ille. Mat 7.,t119 , .
recently opened
y the Nurth Brunch
room in the rotor°
hese thruischannels
d possesses a great
aiiety of its supply,
ii ow petition .is very
always a matt* of
t has a permanent
paid for, and thoFe
ith. nn estnlilishnd
enp the earliest And
I of tho,trade.
'erd to pay n tribute
ement of J. Lang
f the vari o us coal
trying indent the
through. have not
rein( standing, but,
ipectable position
big the North west
•t accounts ; nego.
r tho establishment
.es in that market,
vejost awnkfar
hem market, and
tatim with a m
iming p.m r.
r to embrace in its
riicit of Leliig6 coal
upper rein is of
ig •itfountain, and
g of the, Citawissa
ho - •Qqahake
t the most limper.
ar's coat boldness.
o shipment oflump
y as 'Settletnber el
es who have charge
.• reed, in advanced
m other VIM' •
for the 'no west
.to them , tee, in
tnent by the Cata-
► MANNY'S
PAM' COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,
, With Wood's Improvement,'
js again - presented by the subscriber
for imblie fiver and patronage. This machine has
been severely tried and tested for the pant six years. and
ban stood the test. and is now - acknowledged to he the
best Deeper and Mower offered to the farmer. Two of
these Machines were sold and used 'nieces/dully in Ibis
county the pant year. - They are warranted to cot both
grass a d grain in a workmanlike manner, and capable
of corn glO wren of rake or 2raln per day. For furth
er parti Wars Pend tr a pamphlet. P. ice 3140, del lured
on the gust Reading.
FRANK M. C,OOLEY, Pealing. -
pent jot Berk:, Criestei end SchumUcal CAlatia.
ET, 51 , ty 6, 1857:
a. White and Red
$3 40 par ton of
• : Store $3 25 ®
- Mny 5, 1859.—N0
last'wook.
111entorr ' May 5,
Lek hare been lib
ward ; the, stock is
ote by the carpi at
n fronkystr#l at $4
areign Is fair, with
F, fined to O.s Cum
'h.
recalled during this
'ales or come 1. 00 0
e and afloat, at $24
tnoth•rate request at
d $47 50 for own
inds use dull. •
PArreitlf.JanstaPy 144.1115f1.
• 'Pauli M.Cootty—Dear Str:—The Reaper and Mower
I purchased of you, (Manny's Patent, with Wood's fin.
prevalent.) I used In cutting tny prep of grass and
grain. I: t done its work admirably, Mid gave entire sat.
lafactlo
Yours ugly,
t at r .s u ;:eat saving. and I think it one of
them t licher saving mac/lints that farmers can use.
r
oi
R. POTT.
. "tterige. January lan, Mtl
- Petal M. Comfy -Dear Sir:—The Manny Reaper and
Mower 4 with %Vivra Improvement, I Purchased of - you
last,ion. I tiked in routine my grass and 'unlit'. and It
gave e ilre sallifactiou. I can chearfullydrecommend it
. to the antlers.
Yours, respectfully. D. O. TURNOLING.
-* --- ' -
: We ve also en
the agcy of WOO D'S PATENT MOW
INO 3I t
al
elllNl*warranted to env lu area of gram per
day. In l et workmanlike manner. It Is pimple, light and
duralefp.
Price of two horse Machine, 893 •
" one " •" ' 1173 Freight added.
, . • FRANK M. COOLEY, Agent. Ilradiny. Itt,
Dealer In Agricultural Implements, Field and Uarden
Reeds. :lodar and Willow Ware.
/liiil"The subseriber is authorised to remise orders for
the ave Mower and Rea per, at hla Seed Ster , „at the
menu yturer's mime, and 'will send a warm with
than) Id to put them In operation. II very.Machlue
mild b Elm will be warranted.
il
D. DARMAN.
Slay 1.'09 ~..,- 10.20*
/. •
VICE?, May 5.1659.
• int, nt. $l3 "A chi!,
therAhave !wenn:tr.
, tnn. Anthancite
0 $5 50 TEI ton.
flan' PIG Iron Con•
It $27 13 ton, 6 mon.
. randi No. 1; and
li ton, 6 Woo , . In
ftll ,nules at $5O and
IN and refined Eec.
i
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York. for lho sale
STAIN WLIITIVASII,
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MOO. at the shore
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METROPOLITAN GOLD. PEN -CO.,
Olt F7I c E--175 Broadway and 2,
Gouriland street, NEW YORK. . • .
' I .
Five Dollar Matt . , _
GOLD I'EN, Commercial rim In Gold .pencil Case,
with lai ee Stone Dead, price . ts
GOLD PEN, Mammoth size, to Sllrs:r Extension .
Case. prioti S
GOLD MN, Manimoth !he, In Ebony Desk folder,
pnld mounted, price , - • 5
GOLD , EN. Ladles' rise. In doable slide Gold Pen
4il. OM. wDh Stone fiend. (e*ti7 fine,jprlee 5
'.+l'Llree Dollar Lists
do' for 1859.
d end Canal, tor the
Out :
1 , SAD. CANAL
.3 10 • BZIO 10
7 00 2,V7 17
.8 17 24,h00 10
45 03
, a 5 01
GOLD;I
34,0'3 07
111,5'.1 10
.EN. , Engrossing tire; in emliellittli bat
solder. (something newrind very desirable.) $
.1 1 ..
REV,... Commercial size, in' Patent Extrusion
Jiver Case, Prire , 3
GOLD EN. Ladles' size, In Gold Pencil Case, with
Fto lead; Prke. - 3
The (issiest) EVIATIL% PEN.'price 3
°liar L at I .
GOLD PEN. Ladies' size, iu tires ' tension Case,
3 ..
rice ' • ; -Si
GOLDEN, for "Gendr, in Sily Eatenston Case,
rico, • - • j; 3
GOLD EN, Engrossing a , Ebony Desk Bidder,
old menu:ed. price ..2
GOLD PEN, Mammoth size, price ' ~ • ' 3
1 • ---
1 I 4re:burner: to:wiling tier Goods to the trade on
time (iberoby Incurring great losses ,) we sell for Cash,
~
.di,,t 0 the coasnaier, at wholesale prices; and as an
midi:toilet Inducement, with earh article ordered, we
give a ialuable premium, retying in price front $l. 30 to
$3O. V.:mans nrderlng Pens from our Eire Dollar List
will receive, with the articles ordered, a premium lonic
the foil ring list, varying in price from $1 to SDI, els.:
Gold Brooches, with Monate, Florentine. Gold. Stew,
Shell, Inn, Camel, Garnet end Coral Settings; Ladies'
full site, same style: Devolving Pins,
different patterns:
i es
Ladies' Gents' Got i and Silver Watches ; do Gold
Chains various patterns; lblacelets.plain and mounted,
all sty ; Gents' Diamond ('ins ; Ladies'. mid Gents'
Gold R ng,s, solid, and with settings; Gents' sets Studs
And To Buttons; Gold Locketa single, and double
glasses lire
,
' p.. us nrdering from the Three Bi har List will re
ceive al premium varying in prix from V.I AO to SIF.
from tlni following IDE' vis.: Ladies' Gild Pine and
Drops, larious stiles; Silver Watches. hunting .v 2 WO : '
do. open thee; Gold Rings, Studs, and Sleeve Buttons;
Thlaiblies: Gents' Gobi California Diamond Cluster Pini,
with 01 1 ie i Whence sere Pins and Drops; G o ld Deck
lacer, pittla anti with settings; Bracelets, do; Scarf
Pins. k'.
Persona ordering from the Two Dollar List will re-I
calve a premium varying in price from $1 50 to $lO.l
from th , following list, viz.: Open race Silver Wateheatl
English Plated Chain; Imitation Gold Watches; Gold, 1
Tooth Bickel Gold Rings; Sleeve Lb:atoms and Etude; I
Ladies' 0 9 1,1 Belt Slides; Plain - Gold NUS audEar Drape.]
al I
arsons ordering from the above. Price Lists Will
_please. tote the pen of their retivtion, enrieshow the',
a ecrunt (t.i, VI, or $• , 5.) antl their win twelve the same,:
with prtinium, by return malloreenrety packed and pre.
paid. , %*0 guarantee perfect sattafactien In. every revs; I
end should any perm:l'hr dies:al-tied with the articles ,
aditt, thlsy can return the goods within three diye, and
we wilt refund the money.-
Our Pena areal; stamped with-our Trade Bark,' aid!
are warranted perfect in every respect. i
• Perko is ordering goods will please be parornirr 1 0 1
writet Gels edam's plain, shies'. Town, Cumuli and .
Plate, i .. - . -
....• .. . -- ~. .' . .... ,
.'' I': IS,--tetsit orders' fir ney 'of inn . premium nnotikwill
"
be filledlWith,"pientptness, end at th e lowest•lnisible
• efir a Chem rimilidliere ale rrid he addressed le Ore ...-..
,-,- - • .f '. - -4 3trrnopoLiTAN GOLD PEN CO,', .
' "173 fflirmdway and 2 CoUrtiand streets, Ifi•w Tort:
..I.J ‘ , / 1 .43 13.fau " - • -,
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•
3 13 . \173.601. 17
18 16051 01
17,653 15
Ifrond* 1850 t
of Onti tratoyortrff
ebuylkill County, for
0134: . •-
IRIC. MAL.
5 11 277,L.6 13
'7B 11 . 4161017
.171.19 51.150 04*
, .0 10.. 12.1.576 14
1 116 16 139,775 10
IQ) 01 la,ibr 00
de for 1839.
, olast. month: '
TOTAL.
1 13 24,133 03
• ,03 11,21 J 17
.2839 by Canal: .
,ay : •
Torn.
16,294 01 ' 50,41.0 17
TN 10 3,.572 04
' . 317.94 1.934 .15
1...41 04 " 67615
.2:Y100 1.91014
11 &68M U 1
' %30 01 2..X9 10
'2311 15 391 IT
4,17019 11.313 01
LIN IT ftflo 11
380.11% IMO 10
1,001 00 5.214 10
111 - 0.081 18
377 10 .. :82011
408 10 1.010.15
-8,71500 99,175'17
.1859:
TOTAL.
20851 E 30211 10
2.090 N 30390 09
013 It, MAW 16
161'14 63116 01
2,1'40 121 44,1001
121 01
.16,226 12
180 17 11.130 13
1.0711 11 18.019
14/70•04 1:,3m 14
-
:Sal' 12
.81 4140,92
07
7.S V.l ,
minim - on;82 0$
:qfstn 0 4 moo 42
1t4u:111:3% LI
t Toll, dm:, from Stanch Chunk.
h Valley and Northern Penn. itathvada,
r street, PlalladnipbLi; ' - .
iPI€ICE..I4T,AND ("ArALogifE
OF THE •
MU* Clii,ol4l? AYALIIII22I:I2OI9tItTr.
rirla Iral 'offer at public
_sou theieeisisee, In 'Oil; *Wt& seloblOWt
aytittlterstesty; sa B.III4DAY,Ney 'l4.;,`ltift. at -1
_feta* lathe ant/nom a '
Xlswellkos Soma as& Lot Groluta•
- Woe a owner lot ,No,..Zt, aitstatelt" an Wel Data
new st
Hate reet. malalaling by t loo Ise. Th e .
deettinit kouea Is tiro story wittse tarp bailment.
eatottrer es esessi Impnreetuantealtd MMTIMIB3<aIo"-
Coaditioas rt sale still be mad/ sear.
There :141 also be midst. the seas thews ',eddy of
era cabluet ware, workbench'''. too:4l4dt; slog. house'
hold furniture too numerous to acaution.
,e,usettaiemid plans them will be wad
- 10 Acre. of Paroling Late&
oewlitch 3 sae, are nyder ealtitalkie. The land tat&
coded Oren alike from Ashland dose to molds Mte
Use near Notes breaker. The improvements are a two.
- atAtv, frame dieritiac house sad other bendier&
number of 'vino at excellent meter a r son the lend
Thewhileot this rand ran be cultivated and would at
a tine epOortorilty fir some ladmitrloas person to
'siren truck for the Ashland market.
Wilmtow
a will he made n un tho day of sale by
7,':/) 13.1 t ' AMOS
SHERIFF'S SALES.
•
SHERIFF'S SALE • F REAL ESTATE.
, I)Y.. VIRTUE: of :i solid ry . Writs of
11 restrblioot &Donal And illiku* Faciae. lamed
out of Vie Court of common Pleas of Schuylkill Cosine
ty. and to me directed. therewill be exposed to sate by
, public vendee o- eatery- on
Eallits day,
,Dlay .11 Ilea , 1559, f
At 10 o'clock in the torenoon, at the AMERICAN HOUSE
kept by Eilmitieth Lewitt. In the %Cough or rotissule,
SetentlklliCounty;ibe fellowing described real estate,
-
All that certain farm Or tweet of laud. situate In El
dred townehip. Schuylkill County,lounded by land. of
Daniel lierlotherge Boyer and Daudet Wiest.tontaining
43 items, more or lees, with; the appurtenancereti
eonsisUng of a 2story frame dwelling house. a 14
' story frame darellingtheuee. and a tog Serbs
Bun—as the property of JOHN IC: WAGNER.
Also, AU that celeste lot of eterumkgaituate lo the
Botough of Pottsville, Schuylkill County, bounded in
free' by Miners-Bile ssreet.ou the west by lot of Lewis
Nlehter, on the south by the colored grave yard. and on
the east by lot of Joseph Stebter, being 2./ feet in e f 2 k
groat and ISO feet In depth, more or leas, with the
• apparteminces, consloing of a fli story Iran
. dwelling-house—as the poverty ot CHARLES WASH •
INGTON. demoted, in the lauds of Jahn T. Shoener,
Esq.. his admiuletratore I
Also, All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate
In the Borough of Pottsville. Sehuyiklil County, bean
dad on the south by Norwegian strut, nnthe west by
lot of Daulei Sheinly, on the east by lot of Henry Wa
ters. and on the north by alO feet wide alley,
containing In front or width 40 feet. 2 Inches. anti rlie
to depth SO feet, 6 inches, with the appurtene nears.
=misting of a 2story frame dwelliug-houtet. with a 1 1 ,4
gory hatted kitehen attached—as Um property of ED.
WARD BECKER. .
. Also, All that certain lot or piece of ground, on the
Minersvillereati. In the Borough of. Pottaville.County
of Schuylkill,befimpart of lot No. 14, in Pott A Peltier
sion's addition to the said llovuth, bounded anti de
, 'scribed as battles: Commencing at a stake on thesouth
. ...Aloof the Sitnersville Road. and east tide of a , 20. fret
wide alley; from Valve ragwort:lly along the Moor the
31inermIlte Road 2.1 fart to a punt, fruat thence • mouth
easterly lona In length or depth SO feet to.a Hue of lot
of James D. Pottersun, from thence - westwardly along
mid line 2: feel 1,0.0 post. from thence northwardly
along the-east line of the aforesaid alley SO feet ton .
the place of beginnlng. containing in front 20 feet toe
and In length or depth SO feet,-with the appurte.
.oanees, consisting of a double two story fromedwelllog
Loiters with stone basement, and a frame blacksmith
shop—as the property of TIIOMAS JONES,
.Aiso. Ail that certain lot or piece of ground. situate
In the borough of A tibia rn. (formerly IR South 31mile-tut
towtiship.) - Schnylkill eounty.'se laid off in the plan of
Atitshrn by Miller a&s.l Wenner, containing
. 2 acres and
133 perches, frontlnAltn Market Street about 400 feet,
bounded on the wed by Franklin street. north by Orch
ard street, eastward by the Phttodelphia and Reading
flathead, It bring I r i:10 Rime premiere. conveyed by Samu
el Wanner and Anthony V. Miller to Joseph Berger, by
deed dated April :led, 1555, with the appurtenances,
consistingef a three story frame tavern stand and
dwelling hours, with a slots teem on the fiesta
door, a one story Is tune wareboura thereto al Cach
ed. frame summer kitehen. frame stable, and frame wa
gon shed—as the property of MYSEPII BERGEIL
Also. All that certain lot or piece of mound. situate
In the borough of Port Carbon, Sehuslklii county, boon
del In front by Acre street, eastwardly by lot of the
heirs of 3latt hews Ilue ke. deed. westwardly by lot of wii-
Ilam Cann and In the rear by lot of Robert Thomta
as. decorated, containing In width 40-feet, and to off
depth 145 feet with the appetite's/sures. consisting
ore double two story frame dwelling, boom, with a two
story Itatne and brick shoemaker shop thereto attached
—me the property of JAMES it GIBBON. ~
Also, All that certain farm or tract of tand. situate In
• Writhingion townibip, Schuylkill county, bonneted by.
land of Henry, Helm. William Ernerich. John
Baits. and others. contaltiliet 91 'acres, with the . a
• appurtenances. coneating rif a one story log d web
ilug -betters, a log tarn. snits log pigpen—es the proper
ty ofSARUEI. SCHAEFFER.
... - Also, All that certain lot or pleee.of ground r altuate
in the town of Llewellyn. Schuylkill county. bounded •
on the north,by Wittier., etreet, no the east by lot of 'Sa
rah Kaufman. on the south by a 22 feet ride alley, and
on the west by let of Hiram Chows. EAT. containing in
width 61 feet, and In depth LW feet, wiih the etp-a
pertinent-en consisting via. two story frame dell- If:
ling house. with stone haematite a frame Baugh. .
ter-bnuse, and,
a frame eta:Ade-as the property of DAVID
N IIUSER. •
Also. All that etirtaln lot or pier* of emend, situate I
In the bmongti of Aehland, Schuylkill county, bounded'
on the omit brCenins etreot,ou the west by lith Meted,
on the south by an alley, anti on the east by lot of Th..
- cues Dorm. contaidino in width. :44 feet. nod in
depth 125 feet, with the onourtitennres, conilsting
Of a two story frame dwelling houte,•with a lose
meet story or stone. and a frame stable—as the proper: y
of AUGUST lIEHREND.
Also, oAll that two story frame or wend dwel,
Hug house or building. containing in trent 40 feet,a
and In depth 40 foot, and a two story frame latch- Off
en thereto attached, situate in the upper Critowle.
ea Valley. in Union township, iu the &may of Scheib
kill, and State of Pennsylosnis, upon a certain tract of
land claimed by the heirs of Stephen Girard. deed.
which said tract of land le commonlyealled• and known
as the Solomon Beatty tract, and. the mid honer. de
ans used and otenoled by the said Francis U. Wynkoep
and family as a residence and dwelling, end the lot or
phew of ground end teatime., appurtenant thereto—as
the property of ANNA McK. WYJr KO4)P, edrainistrat.lx.
of Francis 31. Wynkoep, deed. r
Also, All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate
In the borough of Cremona, Schuylkill county, bounded
in front by Coal street, westwardly by lot of Wm. hel4
anyder,.southwardly by lot of John Care. In the rear by
Centre street, containing In width 50 feet, and in
depth 2)0 feet, with the appurtenances, ronsisting
of a two 'Wry frame dwelling homes with a one
story frame shop thereto attached—as the property of
JOHN STI 17.Eit. L.
, Alan, All those certain 3 lots or pieces of ground, situ
ate is the borough of Crettona. Sehuylk 11l cipargYl
'marked with the numbers 1.1, 14 end U.. la a plan of
lots laid nut by Benjamin Howler, and bonnoed and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a earner of lot-No. 10,
on a :id feet wide road, Ibloce along said read south 524
ri <Jeer' weed 134 feet. thonze bye land now or late of
Benjamin Howler south ll„i'degreest west 160 feet to a
21 feet wide alley, thence shrug wild alley north tit
8 . .2 1 ; degrees east 137 feet 6 inches to the said lot
No. Id, thence along the same north 2 degrees 50
minutes, west 160 feet to the place of beginning. with
the nppurtenanews, consisting of a two story' frame
dwelllug house—as the property of BOAS TiittittElt.
Also,- All that certain lot or piece of ground, plicate
In the borcugh of Port t_Serlson.Schnylkill con nty, boun•
ded on the south by Jackson street. on the west by lot
of Geiwg- °winner. north by PitleAlley, west by lot of
Mictesel McDonough, eon talnlng in 'Width 27 fret,
m
and In depth 90 Lit, with the- sepurtenanees,
consisting of a, double twrii shifty frame 'tavern
house—as the property of THOMAS QUINN.
- Also, Alilhat certain lot or plece of potted. situate In
PI negrovetownship, hahuyik 111 county, bounded north•
wardly by an alley, eastwardly by lot one or late of
John Dressier, southwardly -by a public wed leading
- from Pinegrove to Stanhope Furnece, and westwardly by
land of George Berger. containing in width .71
feet, and in depth 135 feet, with the appestat:ram : Mt
as. eonelsting of* I story frame dwelling house
with basement, a frame summer kitchen, and frame sta
ble. .
Also, All that certain piece or navel of land, situate
In Musgrove township, Fehuylklll empty, bounded'
morthwardly by land of flitter 111:Phreaner.eastwardly
by land of George Markey, 'tout hwardly by an 'Hey, and
westwardly by hind of George Berger. containing 2 arms
and 62 perches of land—as the propeity of 0 EOltldE W.
LONG.
Also,
All diet eertaln lot or plena of ground situate
In the Borough of St. Clair. Schuylkill County. boubded
In front or west by Second street, ein the eolith by Car
roll street, on the rest by lot of John Iletherlagton. de
ceased, on the north by lot of Anthony Erwino contain.
log In width 32 feet and in depth 1511 feet, more oian
• less, with the appurtenance, , consisting of n doti e lig .
btu two story frame (Vetting house and two frame sheds
—as the property ol'JOll3l SEITZINOER, Executor of
Edward Het berington. dereared.l
Ws*, All that cm lain lot or piece of ground situate
; In the Borough of Pottsville, County of Schuylkill. on
the rem: hwardly sido of Ilineravilleetreet or Minerstillle
Road, brine comoreted of parts of the lots numbers 19,
thi and 21, in Pott A fat terion,'s addition to Pottsville,
and is bounded and described' astollowie to wit: Begin
ning et a point 40 feet westwardly from the western able
of Spruce eller, thoneriWristwardly along the ectuthward•
ly side of maid Mineratillestreetone hundred feet, thence
sonthwanliy by ground now or late of George S. Patter- -
eon SO feet to a 20:feet wide alley, thence westwardly
along the northern side of said alley one hnudnel feet,
thence northwardly by ground now or late of Williaier
Carter eighty lest to the .idare of beginning, western;i - -
utast part of said lot or piece of - ground containing
eighty feet in Irma and ascending beck to said al- sen
ley, with tba appurtenstreee, croteisting of 7 liona
story frame 'dwelling houses—as the grroperty, of hone
EitT T. DAVIES. .
Also, Ail that certain lot er ple'ot of ground. situate
on the northwest corner of St. John street and eMark7d.
street, in the Borough of Sehuyiklll Haven. hoyikill
County. containin g In width '23 feet and iti ell h 110
feet,Oreore er lest, bounded on the north:by i lof Men
den F. Ludwig, on the eat by St. Jobe: , street, on the
south by Market street, and on she west by the- Phila.
delphia and Reading Bonnet& with the appurtenamow,
consisting of a . two story beck dwelling honer, .
with store mom on the fi rst floor, and a 114 story x
frame back building attached—as the property of -so.
TII4 A.LNICE. t ,
Alto, All that certain lot or piece of ;trotted, situate
on the northwardly tide of Main street. at the distance 1
. of 95 feet from the westwardly odd. of Brook street, In
Newbnid's part of the town of Port Carhop. Schuylkill I
County being the . westwardly prat of the lot which is I
marked No. 17 on the plan of Newbold's part of Port
Carbon aforesaid, as told out in the year 1515, Contain- '
log In front or breadth on said3lalnatreet 55 feet and
extendlngwg diet width between parallel lines at right
angles with raid Malts street northwerdly to Washing-
ton street. emetointregin length or depth on the eastern
line of mid lot 119 fret. 4 Inclieg, send on the western
side thereof 112 feet, 4 Inches, hopoded westwardly by
lot marked Ns. 16 on the aforesaid plan, late the proper
tv of Albert G. Brooke, northwardly by Washington
street Mermaid, eastwardly by the other part of ate lot
No. 17. and southwardiy by Male street aforesaid, being
r the tomelot or piece of ground . ..bleb Joseph 11. New
bold by Deed dated ),9th Denember,lB4s, granted and
conveyed to Albert G. Breeds. bbeheirs 'end assigns, re.
serum,; all stone nr (Mull mallinder said lot of ground,
with all the rights.leitereshiand privilege's
.1 neident to
the same as (pity sot out In said Deed, with the op fin
Fartenances, consisting of s one story atone build-El.
og heed as a foundry with' a brick dry-Pomo and a
brick Cupola attached and a nee story frame oilecie-as
the property of JOEL CADBURY,, • t
Also, No. I.—All-that certain tract of land, lanais in
liable; township, Schuylkill County, bounded by lands
of Jacob kris, Joseph Arts...and , ot hers, containing, 41
acres more Or. lees, with appurtenances, consist- ~.. '
big of a two 'story frame tavern :house villas -
two story 'frame khrhen attached, with stone -
basement-and a plank store house. a Puma mughter
Loewe. a frame barn, and a frame shei.csod other out
buildings: . . . -
N 0.2.— All that certain elm or pored of lend.siluate
in ilubley township. Sebuylkill County. bonnt tett i
ded hy other lends of GeOrge V. Wiest end Jonas I
Miller. eontaining steam ovie quarter of an acre.
with the appurtennume.ronti-iing of a 13,1, story frame
dwelling hoard and a trance stable.
N0.3.--Alt that certain tract of thither lased, situate
in noble" gownahlp. Schuylkill ICountyObounded by
lands of Jamb, Arts; Daniel Wiest, &teased and others
containing 60 attest, more or how , • ' • V .
•
No. 4.—A1l the right title and Interest of George F.
Wiest of. In and to all that certain trait, or place of Wild
sitootein II übley township. Schuylkill Connie; Tend
ed by lands of Munson and Company,„ Philip Dieter,
Sluice Dieter tend Where. containing
. 356 acres—as the
property of GEORGE V. WIEST. -
:Also. All that rennin finm rr tract of lend. Wogs(
I o !liable! tosnabin, ..Schurtkiti County, bounded by
lands of Charles Tobias. Jacob *tong and Jonas tAq
Mill ee, containing 24 sterwt mete or lets, with the .
appurtenances, consisting- ot a two glory ' lagrnr.
dwelling home appurtenances,
and a lug bare—as the prOperty of JCS . -
TINA OA RI,. -
',ave.-Ail that certain two story frame homes Or build.
ing,illusta in the town of Aishfored..Butter ,
Winship, Schuylkill County; on - tlie south- W.'
east emcee of At alnut and Fourteenth strode, i txre ~
1.. Eitilcin Nail,-10t. No. ,teitotontainieg In.,
front ou.sits Walnut silent, :a ,fret• out in depth 15
- feet , and the lot or piece og ground and I kirtiless_ripper
rensetrto 144 imilalus:-l as the . troPtwii Or.J . M4Pd
KEEPE; owner, Jii...and Atalanta [4116, contrietil,: - .
was, sna.--AS thsteesteinietor, plosrorionnistpklt
itticato : the • Itereogh of 'Ashland: brhallkid Cconet.W.
b01a1144 °a lb* south by Centres itrent,nn - tbe' Weil by
lot 1ir01.:5,.0n the meth' by Choeutststreet "and On the
zig
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who
eirt . wit Itteit-Treetilisehet; Theitihrier, cow
/ 4114 2rltbititAitetied ht depth MAIO.'
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with stet ti rteeeneek eaushtlett.tf.e
etewS , freake ditithhhot iteteeez-eitil Ithmereete:
ea the Orassimoant &twitter' , falai boa'
bomb* 'rim. opts ster7 trgaaskudimms,4 l 4o4tranl•
storebau**, **4, s tame m*Able. -
-NO. tr-Alt that tertaio lot or pleeeldemnintltielistes
in the Unto** of. Ashland. Schuylkill Gaudy; bnund•
ed en the south byeentme street on the neithby Chew
not street, we Itto west by lot No. O. and res - o n - ..
the wl by!Fillicare
ts‘ecestalobay In width mew
SG feet, and gra depth 121 lest. with the appear. MI il
tenattois. *Masan of a double two story .
tam. dwel.lnirhowie with stone bowmen t. a -two story
leave darellicil hold} with a one Mao frame ititeben at
•taebeil4 .:• • - . ' - ' -- -- - : .
No. 2.—. AR that 'certain tot or piece of motradosituate
In the Borough of Ashland. Schuylkill Ceunty,boun •
M
ed on lbe north by : - Walnut street, on the
Reath ay Spruce et reel. on th e wad by • lot of ease
Manse Mourne. and on the east by Tenth IF B
stieet,..leontalning. In - width 50 filst'd in • .
depth 17.15 feet. with the apaurienarterairon•latlng of 4
One sad a halted...ay fenme dwelling houses • •
No. k—All those mimeo 2 koteer pleres of ground.
elt nate i n the Doroogh of Xableed.Sehaylkni CmintY,
toundol on the south by Chesnut street. on thereat by
Seventh street, on the north - by land taken by the Mine
UM and Schuylkill Raven Railroad Company. mad on
the west by lot No. 3,lpaing lots marked No.l mot 2 le
i n
. plan of said town. emtaining together In widt h.6o test
and Ile eta', AO feet, more or lees to the land ' ' •
of the id The Mine 11111 and Sett °Akin Ilia .. - 1 - r . •
ten 11 !trued Coronary, with the appurte. s 1
raneesi consisting: of a haute stabhs and a
frame 'tore bOuse-Las the property of JONATUAN
FAUST. - t
' Alva.] Tits undivided tnotty or half part et all that eer
fain plsee or tractof land. sitstatodin Branch toWnehlp,
Schuylkill County, bounded and der,-Abed as *Doers:
1k.7,,1ne10g at a atone corner on line of the' Nest York
and tiebuylk ill Coal Omar:sofa land. and etkner of
Philip Zimmerman's tract,-thence north twenty4lire
de
grees Wslit one hundred and Ofty•eight and ft vet tenths
perdu/CM stones, thence north tty-shr dot...m.ost one
hundred perches to a man maple tree, thence', month
thirty-four degrees east one hundred andcreptreix.
and ten perches a atone, thence tooth tapers ds
grecs eist one hundred and twenty - aft an Teltenths
percheit to the plans of beginning containing one hun
dred add eleven aerea.and allowance and Icing the sante
tract or land which was surveyed in panmatice of a
warrant dated August 9d, A. D., IBIS, granted to thun•
uel D. franks, Esq. With the appurtepances--Aaa the
property of MABEE D. DELL. • -
.Also,l ..411 that two story frame si• ate lo
the toemship of North Vanbelui. I n the Conn- • .
ly of dtchaylklll. on the north side of public sees
mid jkiding from Schylkill Maven to West s
llayen4 containing in flint on said road twen
ty and 'onedralf feet. 60 extending in length or depth
sixteen' and one-half feet, and the lot or piece of ground
nod curtilage appurtenant to said building. which mid
lot or piece of ground la bounded and described as tub
Iowa: Easterly bj other tot of said Duke Eckert, northi
arty by the property, westerly by tbeeatata
late efi.lleob Layord, demoted, and southerly by the
public mid, aforciald, containing In front on said mad,
forty the, more er hots, anti extending In 'eolith or depth
that width I tEI feet. more or tosx to the Stfa rich Mill"
—as the property of MARKS .I.EREAT, owner, ac, and
contra aim.
Seledd, and taken In execution and will be sold
Jou s r,llouAttr, •
Eheilfrs °Moe, Pottsville, • Merit.
1 .
Stay 7, 1899. :19-9t • .
.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TRAVELER'S CUIDE:
istTraveler's Guide
Itates,J list received and for
NAN'S Chro Book Sore
ER BALLS.
n and Parlor. Balla,
tolesale'and retdt,at
lAN N Centre street
T_E&__ --ACK AND GREEN..
,Al"fY 'HEEBNER. have ye
*Wed and for sale, Very tholes 'Black and Green
r Ekt they offer to their customenat fair rates.
sills. Jan. 29,'59
' t I
Polli 1
le
T..1140,-'n S oda , ,1
ju 1
s - -,
and . -
Wine ... o t da :. l ., V a t t e l f :a Sweet, ;., G w i e n vi;
from Vbibidelpbta. by • BEATTY A LLEED.;ELL
VDU vale, ion. la, '53. „ 1 •
i.
' 1
p
. FERTILIZERS.
Frei( Tree, Grime Plats and Cemeteries.
dprir received, a lot of Fel tilizers for
tr-uit 'Troes.Grass Plots and Cemeteiy % ltiits, pift
- up In ter at $1 10 per ke g . Also the Rime article In
_barrel stAi 75 per barrel . These Fertilizers ire also
'good r Corn and Pot/thin. For xile at
; B. HANNAN'S Seed 'Store,
•
PATENT CARPETSWEEPERS,
A i most excellent article for_sweeping
.
a.l killd.lifeupeto without any dust, and takes
up ere'ryflting clean. A Indy who has bid out In it.*
PVT she would net take $lO for tbe one she hail. It Ale
ehald roVrePlsee It. For sal! et B. HANNAN'S
Book and Variety Mere.
tar ..111 artd see them. f.
P-HOTOCRAPHS IN 0H... P
I.LEN, corner of -Centre
A . r and Market streets, Pottsville, Pa., continues to
eddit I m In tat:lint phi nrev In any Flee and style.i to take
I'lloT GRAPHS In OIL. LIFE-LiKEa nd of LI P11.81.7,E. I
Theyi..)
re considered tine works of art and fit brut per
traits. Call at Mr. A lieu's Gallery, and examine the
specimens he his on hand. I Dec. 11, '5B 504 f
• r ORCHARD MILL. ', '
'Pr subscribers having taken the Of.
1 hard Mill, In the Untotigh of Pottsville. are no
i insthat they bare removed their Spurned feed business
to that plaee. where they will be happy to accommodate
theirld friends and customers. Wire- low.
Feb 2ti, '53 9. '. BOMBERGER & waft.
- . -
NE TOBACCO & CICAR—
STORE..
111AWFORD FULLARTON .(311.0-
k) tiut has just opened, La' CENTRE 'street, Above
Mahlolangn. POTTSVILLE', a whole ale and retail To.
,burro land Cilir !Store. where. all articles In his line.
both fmported and Domestic, can be obtained, at rea
sonable prirea. arroi.di him a eall.'ill, •
oclOber 23,7;3 , . ,13•14..
1 1 , .. .
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH!
A . D. 1... IJUDS:ON'S. Celebrated
11 . Wise T mth Paste, Tor eleansint,,,,k•autifylua and,
prexer in; the TEETII. stands , unrivaled as a denti
&lee, . nd is undoubtedly the finest article' of the kind
ever o erdd. ito be had of the proprietor, or of Sorry
Saylor, Dretitist.
PotIRT il le. J illy 11,'55 • ' 31-ly.
• ...
. DENTILSTRY.
T(4BEPII F. S..II)k.KS" will Lifter
f/ this d.tte,divote his eat Ire attention to
the Dentistry 'hnsittess. Ofilee.,3lahanton.,;"-.....
Re street adjolnlog. ihe offlceofthe Pottsville -*aim..
Oas Works. Ile te.licile a continuative of the, pttnmage
heretfore so liberally accorded him, In hit prefession.
Aprl 0 1859 ' 15-tf .
Buy the WABISIITT'A .Brints: •
r litlEY are the'llest 'Calicoes yet of
j_
i
, fired to the public ! or the money.
. . 111101.C.ALP:-.1GENIS:
D imr
OREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
Apr 116, '52 16-tital • . • NEW YORK.
—l—
EXTRA-EXTRA EARLY CORN.
Tan
. NE Sobariber leas for sale a new
Variety of torn, which Is about .ten days earlier
t my other kind. and Is excellent-for !toasting Earl.
Alwr Sugar Corn and Stowoita evergreen corn— a capital
variety for keeping for winter, at the Seed Store of •••
— Apr112 . 3,19 11- .B. BANNAN;
---f-
ROGERS'S GEOLOGY OF PUNSYLITAMIA..
'rim GEOLOGY OF PENNSYL—
a. ONIA—A Goternment Survey, with a flineval
View Of the Geology of the United States, Eiwaya on the
Coal fh.rmation and itslorsita. and a Description of the
Coal Wields of North and Carat Britain, with
numerous Illuatrat on o and Mops by Cesar PAIWIS
I sa
'ROOK State Gaol et. in 8 large eta. vole. and vol.•of
Slaps. rise j 79. Specriptiona received . and the work
to be at .. B. BARRAN'S Bookstore. ;
i •
t i . RXE§EItIVNIARNIiE Y ARD,
Its it lit ., Pottev i Ue, Pa. 1 r
P.!;EASE . call and sea his atobk of
marble work on band.. VAULTS, SIONUBENVS,
TOUR add GRAVE STONES. ornamental and plain,
mad» to order by good and experienced mechaolie .Also
bond ug inarble of every 'description, At, to suit the
timed. 4.lrOdoe-24 street, Pottsville. near the yard.
. Apr110,!1,9 •
i PROVED. ORAENTAL COFFEE
.
E undersign is now prepafed to
urn's% storekeepers generally, with I ugn . ),quantl•
des or this most dallelausartlele,tresh and rural, on th e
shortest notice. 'lt has been greatly imprvved-4so that
its saperiority over other • Coifs, raanot t ear fie guess
tinned. being 100 per cant. cbmper, smi antlialV free
from. the stimulating andatupetri nig straits at total:non
toff/ grills, It a (sir Ma I.and Judas kw Yo t rietTeL
.1;11. WRIO LIT, Ageut, Partardi.c. lie.
rebruary - 19, 'SV - lir
iIATTENTION, BATTALIONI
E. Can panics - com posi lig thq First
peulment Volunteers.lolll meet
parade, inspection and \review on Monday:the Dth
day of May, le3e, In the Bernbuti of Minersiltle, with
out fdrther notice. The Lintswill be formed at 111 eeloek
In ih forenoon. in the main etreet. the rlgnt re)ting op
pelt Shindies hotel. facing' eolith..
P. ' —MI Artillery Companies ere notitied appetr
with heir Field Menet far inflection.
By °rut ; the Colonel, JAMES NT ItEX,
Pot 41,111114 Aprit:io. '59 1940 ... Ad ut tnf. .
PALO ALTO CROCEFtIf.
Tl'. subscriber has • taken' the old
tend .4 S. Kleinertopposit e t he Navigation Land.
i
fug 1. lII f Itonough of Palo Alto where he will' keel; an
moors nt of groceries. Ilour.feed and Prualala o,ttilikh
will . guarantied as good as the market aff rds, aort
1
lots a cheep for cash to can be bought thiewhere. Ile
ros funj sAlets the pitrcniage of hie frlendi and the I
putt!! in general W3l. IIENSINGIllt:
N. . Alin good stabll4 flr the acconotuoilstioo of
boat u, sad A good supply of hi! , and 'trail' by file
bond ronstiolli on hand. W.II.IIENSINUP..
Ma 1 12, la - ' ! - 11.6Foilk '
i', . . •
S
chter & Thompion,
DEALERS IV
11411:4WARt t 'CUTLERY,.
.IRON, TOOLS, &C..
~
Corner Contra and lfarket, "Sign of tao Saw."
' I ' POT TEN/ ILE, PAU- .
January 29, 'SO ._ .. am - •
.
- ! FE_RTMIZERS; £O., &Q.
qteqENUINE Peruv ian ,Guanodby the
' tan: .
..b4on'tt! Goan°. containing 90 pa; een!. of bon.
phogrpb.tai. SKI per ton. i - , .
Pb aloe. or Animal Matter, part Ma). aptat to Om
best (taint), at '43 per ton. 1
_, , 4 '
Pulp . Pone; DOA, tine, do eturae,ll $33 aid sniper !
ton. or by the Ism i
rtnnnhai to of Liar i
by tho twirl. ' •, i
Land Plaster do - do '
PoOdrettp - do ' do '. -. ~ I
Jait. received and for sale at eitY price*, at 1 - ' .1
I
ijORTICUNrypIII. INIP 4 LEMENTS:'
OLE P.Kuapip SIiLAIO.4
toilies' Pruning PArors.
Olkojeo or 110 go Mears. . •
era.. Edirfutor bonter,Aboarr..
ladles' Pow Yid olngitelroors.
Herten Trooktels. Air-Yrarutplautlog—all •
Ladies' Mali Rakes.' - • -
Priming and .Budding Snlretk •
Gordon Spades and amain , S. 1
1104, with' lines. Re. • 1_
All Of whlrb ore of th e Istria toff on
w' optmeil pit
terns.l 15TAln. a rariely of the boot banks On Gordon
lag, Yanolog, &o: . Yor 'ado B. DA MIA leal
Feed and Rot gtess.
F. ALTSTATT, oran ;: i i
Piatdre, aaking Glass, Gilt awl, Data!
otais, L
1 - . Frame Xanutaistarer, I 1 2 - -; .I
1, NI Afahuatango 6 trea, bet*reenCentr4
- tdd Stroud streets; w POTTSVlLLMPa.Militabictti '
fats iind Ornamental spurs ind Oral ' , Wilmot A
'ark ant moulding; P4 o h" glut* lifol 4" 4 YrAr
ei ;
f ur plimemphic . Wholasle end u54411._ i _ ...L
, lingrarri opt, 011 rahalork, s.lthwailda,lool.7t
GenoloaairAaserkaalookithttlialtr alacCieDesitanti
Milandt of ifisimei visite te , a4p,iitta,9l4.
trinicOuithiocumF rii-gpt, at s.%itr.olisci.. i —;:-. _
- %
-rut ".•.4 LW, 4111.1s4:, ''Z , Li - ' - P' - ' ll ' \ I
,
-lalli-•- 11 . r t_ . 111 4 11t rin g : ' : his' friends '
and 1/4 1 11L C 0 ibat below rimed. neat doter to
POW& ilar . # l4ll, i!itil% Is Giles stnetr* *ow - .
.114 OrStery szuflorivisiin ingori.
St .
Where earo a be lied at ressonable rate* lbt Call.
' Pr nee Aitklee fel , Family Vied ^ - • •
-n. um - be ntly reoetvittg frau Vb Iladelptda and
New Iferlo.tred will aloe re hare nn bated • One selection
of-lIPAPICT DRACSIII . GOODS.
ater.ity ithlnd Ws baidson his peretmal and shirt at-
Notion. be bow* to merit and receive a bar share of lb*
patronage of the titters' of Pottsville and 'kicky,
' • . - It. IIIe.DONALD.
•. ' Nigh Can (tide New Soon.. -W -
ADM
t ir-te
ti. Id
- - -
• , CORNER•STONE LAYING.
frIIE CORNER-STONE of the En-
Orb Neter/taut' Ireton! Chureh, M Friedenikhrg.
Schuylkill county, on the road leadiug trout Schuylkill
Hever, to rinemmo. be tali on Sundae; May IS,
1339. Services .111 romance at ilk a. st,:, to be radio
ued Oaring that day. !iii those friendly to the rams of
Itslltiou. ace* the public onerally,ste respectfully turf
led to be proem'.
s e em! etearrarit of dlfkant &Dant faith's' will be
proseat as the oecarloh. Alm several orders of Dec.,.
elect Bocietles aro daptafrod.WM. LERCH..
ALBA:4I3 al. RITAND,
. j CIfAILSRECIEIIa.
BeiWay Cbstnittea.
dip -If the neat/see should be Inclement, the leyteg
of the Onner4totte ritl be postponed to tbe next thaw
day. - (Wriedittatiorm, April SO., 19 • 184$
•
JOHNSON'S •
Piitent Washing Machine.
rrillS celebrated machine has , ob
bißiet chaesCtet unequalled by any Washias
el as ever Wan addl. It dill not wear the clothes or
break buttons; it dill wash thorottehli.lbo mewl deli'
eats as well as the roadliest clothing; it will rinse clear;
is very easy to operiti; it will PITO MOM than hef the
time, labor and exiiente of washing, and there*we de.
serves a place in every dwollins house in the Slate, and
is guaraoteedis *dm parchareet6 do the work la the
drat satisfactory marker. ',/ffirPtriew $l.O. - • .
Added' 4 niTHEROLV l PHAN, Tsataqtta,
Tide elm* can be wen in operation at oar
midenet every Mcdday dewlaps'. • 3. BANNAN.
Sartt.llllllllAEl den IntbOrtlll4 to receive orders for
t la Pothrrille sad ,kitdty.
A pill 23, '6il i IT.
I . VEIN STORE. ,•- .
HE subscribers announcelo their
T
,: ~ friends and tie citizens of Psthreille and Welty,
't t they hare taken
"MOONDEAD'S OLD STAND."
Cbrner of &tend and Jlorkd grills.
where eau alwaireibb limed a rind aascrtinent of
Dry Chiedsj ' Oreeeries, IProirlsions,
and a twisty Of articles alas kept In a Stet claw re-
Itall More. Underabanding their business than:mistily.
they Nene a east* which. by stria attention to boat
tnesa and fair dealing,:tbey Inland to deserve.
irnish'Cloodi Constantly Arriving.
the best e n tirlea idea's on hand at the lowest Plttenl
• I , 11. K. NICHOLS,
. - • ORO. W. DECK.
pir.CALL AND KUNO : 2'I7IEIR STOCK. •
April 16. 'AS I • . 16.tf
.
PHILADELPH.V.&
READING RAILROAD CO., tit
dee; tri eoutb FOURTH street.
{ PIIILIDIL7S/A. April 16th, 1689.
PASSENGER; TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
On 'and after !kinder. lath Inetent,TWO Pappentee
Trains 'will be run DA ILT (13usIdnye excepted) to . Har
risburg via Reedit:l i r and intermediate puh&
a
lORNINO LIN&
Leaves tie Depot, at limed and 'floe al., eats, at 730
1:11f.
• Arriving at Hsnrieburg. at 12.30 L Neon.
AFTERNOON LINE.
Lames the i
Depot, t Broad out Vine streets. at 3.30
N.
.
arriving In Ilaritoburg at 0.301; Bt._
Fare to ILertsburg, let risen, • $3 5
24 ea.., 2 70,
Di enter of the Board. W. 11. Menai EXN DY,
Aprjl 30,'39 18-1014.] fiewelary.
OOT 0, SHOE WTI:TR CONTINED.
A . RS. ABIGAIL o!frli, wldow of
Wit.
m
late W. ' • •
m th, respectrallyi Inv' . h. .-. ; .
nimneee to her trienda, - A .--:" "7- - :'
and the piablic, that she - s •.••:---. , ; ' kLl" . '' . e" •
will continue the Boot \ --- - i -"I
and Shoe Itusinesain all v ri pt it.
P02 ,46, -V
Pe branches, at the 41d '' -- Ni
stand In Centre street, AV-47- - -- , vv.'
nearly oppMte the Epia- •
..'----- ../. - •--'"' / - _,,;V:-- -
'eopelChurchorbere will ' . • - p-, -- -
be kept on band' and . • _ - ....,
snide to order. all kinds ' , • . ,
of Pools and Shoe*, embracing* genkal aiwortment Sn
marl. women and child:co. which will be sold at the
T,..ry lowevt rates. All kinds of Mote and Sheas made to
order 'and repaired in the best style at short notice.—
She respect luny soliritsihe - Patrounge of her friend% and
the puhlia, teeling Confident that they will find It tn their
Interest to give her a call
' Pottsville, April 40. '69
WM. MOY'ER
. .
!
Stone-War e Manufacturer,
flarrOsbitrg. Pa.
. . .
er.AFULL asso rtment of WA12.13 con
stantly on Lind. All kind. of Ware made -to or:.
For price MM. address the prop etor. : Orders by'
malt promptly attended to.
I. . .
H ARRISBUI:(3 STON .—WARE..
j
Thle Ware Judi ref all poisonous Inatler. ' Tit „. Oa:.
clog 111 mode of t.:o4usors nag and 'clay. • A pole ire ter or
anythlog elee r maylbe kept In It with perptt se sty.—
IThere is Ntvpuisls. In it, al there l In common "red
artben.Watek.' It Ili and Butter kee p mash bolter In.
title materiel than t does in ilartheni, Vero. If I. bond
toe flint body. and - will not absorbjany fart of what
may be put Into It and Is not liable to break or trot
In wing. !
tra-$.1 , 1 by stneekrepere itt POITTIL . I.Ei . and lair ,
chants thmulhoutl Om Stair. -
,
• air A Ware* faintly reelable; In Han.
lock. Pa, were recently POISONED' by' rating Apple
flutter whlett bad ..wen kept In Earthen Cmeke.the Oa.
, zing of w bleht le MI.SONOUS."—Ectedie Jhdieul Jour.
i nnl. hd y. 1830, I '
s i ,•3l.an u factory in FILBERT street, between State mind
North atreeta, neer:the Stab Capital Steam Flour Mlle;
JIAIIRISLIUNO, PA. (April 30,'30 18-6 m
HARDWARE .Bc . IRON
sELLiNcI Opp , BELOW COST!
111 HE SUBBCHIBEH,intend lug
! ji_ to 'glint - 04h the VaVilware btudness. has
removed the balance of his stock to the brlrk r
building in Norwegian street. between Centre and nail.
road atreetsadloloing the Liquor store of Mr. Jas.
Smith, where he tenow closing out his good. with
out retard to coal. would respecOullv call the
atteutbut of Ito eepers Mechanics, Minors and
others to hla stock, being satisfied thlt It will be to their
Isdrantsge to glee him a rail.** -It is determined to
!close the busittess.l
Amongst his k will be found a
geheral amortruent sto•li as II totuall kept in Hardware
Etores. There willibe found— 11
Locks. - TUF)
(land
Hand and Panel Saws, X-Cut andrill Sawa,
Files and Hasps • Anvils, :" .
Bellows .
Stocks and Dies, . ' Chlaels, \ n
Augets, • i Brous and, tie, ..
Planes of all kin 11,( Tatks, • ii 1
Brads. , t' Chains , • • '',
Shovel, and spades, Raddle pardwari.' I.
Saddler's Tools,. I ~ - .. Wagon Boxes Ate.,Be. '
Wt.Aista on hand, a lot of first rate Cabinet red Caleb
maker'. Varnish nod Japan, toget r with Hulled and
Poised Iron, Pheati, Cast and
,Sprl er Pteel. he i of the
best manufacture. i • • . CU. 8. W. CLE3IIIBB.
April 30, 'a9 • . , 184
THOMAS FORTE - .f. •
Manufacturers it i Wholesale - Retail CO., &wan
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,.
('CENTRE STREF.T. '.Three doors
kj below 31orthiier's Hotel, Pottsvllse.
L
, Our assulrtment romprises i ev, 1 ,...,. " fa ,
P
ilome err " , r Et i tt ° Ki l , g l'hilad e elp i tt r k ' ' •.,...'-'40511 1 i
Reuling Work. for Men ' s ; lTO- -"" "
men's. Ea,s'..3lboitb' or Children's Wafir.
_.
~ 'We manufacturei and are prepared:to furnish our ens
tome,, with a superior art icio of Gents' French or Amer.
lean Calf Roots. thtlierssand - Walking Shoes. Water
l'roof and Kip Baits, Killable bir Engineers:slid " Me.
ehagica':.sllners' 'end Laborers' Working Boots and
Shoes. Ladies' French or English Lasting Gaiters, But
ton m Lace Hoots, buskins, Slippers. /lc., lie. ,
atiPTraveling sold Packing Trunks, Wallas& Carpet
and OH Cloth TraVellog Dux lloysl and *'Berra &bona
Satchels: Ind an I eseellent ashylnient - of Umbrellas
will always be found at our estiblistaiont, at moderate
priett.. ( - ir -
---.We Country Merchants will he, , pplied with any
in our line in such gaantitles ;lle.they require, at
a+ trilling advance On rll T prirea. '
Thankful to nail friends for past farm we are deice
" nil nrd to merit atintincance of public petronase by'
to plying good ar eis.% upon the mast reasonable terms.
p s ['nit/rine, A pril!3o, '59 , ' • 111-If . '
:JOSHUA, t.. . GAILY, .• ,
Near Trade Dr
,y Goadi ' Hattie,
i No: 913,Ifiatket
, St., Phliadelphila: :
DRESS GODS IN - ALL .VARIETIES,
, Paris, I! oche and Priateri'Bordered
. . .
.., Stela -Sh i
wls, -
A FULL LINE 0 AIIERICAN A . riansu. PI:INV..;
A nd•tbe larvetemorttne tot • ; •
.
Ifferimacik . Prints. ......
n the UntleAl Stet
Black Silks. and °urn:Ds Goods, Li Table and 3hot.
int,: Linens.' tlen'm and lloy's IF 4ln Greet 1•'
• ' Verietyo :enlist tI Mikes of leached . ,
an TIMRII Oneria, Chet. a, • II
'Pk:clogs. Stripes, , ' • • . '
. . D.olme. ls,
GOODS li. 081 AUCITIO •DAILIF" . I
PrleesiUnltortn, and made to snit i
CASH AIP SHORT TEO )1171111$8. ,
air- Orders from Sayre not *We to tome to the City,
will be ailed with promplums and fidelity, and at the
Lowest Markilt. Pikes. • • [April 30.'39 18-It
•• . I APPEAL S.
i i
ICE notlOrsigned, Com! issiOners of
tichnyikHl uty.benrby . give mice to the taxa
ble nbahltauts nd others. owners of property . will bin
ou
paid county, tbet appeals - relating hi the axareamente
made for the year, MW, will be held t r the &teem' ho
regent and tow nabips of said county, as &Ilona, to wit:
For the tinvoehl of New Castle, at the hon.. of Levi
Haber, In said ownahlp, nn VaturdaY, the ith day of
Mal next,
,
For the borough ;of Mlnerarillc, at the; bourn of .7. F. O.
siimuliga, in sai d botongb, on 31ondly,:the tab day of
'May next. , - -
For the townsbiPs of Vass and Foiir. at the bongo of
Paul Lenge!. hi Folder township, ton nesdAy,tbe hth
• da v of May tie&
For the low nabilof Parry, at the hon. of.tohn A: Otto,
In iald townsb pion Wednesday, tb 11th day of May
next, . 1
For the 'owned*: of Eldred and Uppe Mahaniono. iii`
the bottee of J.F. llebler, In Upper ah I ntongotow nl - ,
- shin; on Ihuraday. the rub day of ay next. . i -
Foie the townships of it Wary, iler.lo. :tll Porter. at th e
bottle of rrantilin iluulting,er, in I ie dus township, oh
Friday. the ino, day of May next. •
For the bovourb of Cremona, at the benne of Peter Ver
ger, its said ho rough, on Monday, the IGtb day of May
next. • .
For the borough of FehuylkUi Damn. at the house of
Edward lloyeri la add borousb, titi:TU4day, the li lb'
day of May next. ' . .
Foe the , townsbrp of North Itaoheint, et the house'of
Widow Moyer,lin said townsldp, on Wednesday, the,
18th day of May next. ,
For the borough Of Palo Alto, at the berm of Widow De:
eine, In meld borough, on Thursday; the lath 'day•rd'
' -
• Itsy best." I'• • I
I.r the hem:ghat St. Chir, at the hour" of Joh:1'110s,
to sold botough„ en Friday, the Nlth day of May last.
Far the towuaep of Norweekte, althe: Coustettekmers•
• Odlee In pi 4t!ltpe, on Tau:relay, tba 21st .day of May ,
- • t. ; /
For the South and North Wriat Wards of thalami:o of
rottsetlte e at the Comudesloners' Wire, on Howley,
the Al day oililitY one. , •
e Zt ini
FOlLibili Middleill . f 4 Korth — Wibi mof the taron,lll of 11)ttroille.at the Coos oXce, on Temadey,
the 2-ith dayo NIT sun
v k i
Anemone it * autarat loos idea foot themoiltet he
plated by the lt nod - Wu:lkm rd' tusk wo.
Petty, ,alai ell claiming Ma: Wien from Ittnina
tel DA any asst some* requested to attend
at the %metre plates obese eat for-redmm. • • '
Ka enonedittuir ban tollitary tax COI be allowed atter
odd aprembtleyl i tisslottert • ,' 2, •. • ;
l ona
• • • ..: if impwrtg, zi. ‘-t -, . •
1:1• 4 ". , " , - ARO O'OUNNOR: • - ' miesimitra
4:llleft-41agmr.:43trmavit.ek4k. - u
Come!!saatteit4 °Mae. Tottatlilea
Y " : ' ' ... I , :tletth-28,104. i
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t,..:.;
t05b.,.....n.p..,-.
aturity; May 7,1049.
Thai. atm Way.
' A borough election is Kittaniog, on Moo.
day lintossultell ie the itleathia; of tho s oloto
Amerieon Ropubtfean tieket, Aver lb* ootobinod
foram or both Nat:the; of the Dontoiney.
VaMar".
Prows - 14i Nilo 'veldts! from the, West Indio*
that '!ha party of 1110blitters, home to hare left
New Irsirk for Cahi,lnt Wasp* to Irked at
N arm:dip. Cube. 1r tea the boats - revamped
and the ameisoitioe was lost.
A New Vtlllbaseerhitt,
It is Moored that a tillrenloll‘ efs Net. le
ease the golden dreams niche minetslere riot mi.
lied at Piked Peak, to enlist their smartie+ Ie g
new tillibusteriag movement against the Mesta*
States of Sonora and Chitioabita. The renowned
Walker is in Colifornia, and it is septmeed that be
is, as well as Loekrhlgi_ in. Texas, In some way =
connected with this movement.
Sentenced.
In the U. & District Court, at Philndelphia...ors
,Tbursday, Judge Cod'sfader sucteneed az Judge
Vonderszaith, of Lancaster empty, to twenty
years imprisonment. and to pay a line of $5OOO.
After pronouncing the natant* the Judge said
that if tba priumer world pay into the 'Treasury'
$3*,000, be would sign a memorial asking the
President to remit tea years. of his imprisoontettt.
The offence for wbiob the eetraordinery sentence
was girth was the systematic and long continued
(argosy of landoranitott. •
Another Ominous Netlekto sit& U."
The l'biladelphia - elcotioa. The Afloat mares
inform us that for City T rer the fall cute is
50,113. of which Biorwn (R ip.) received 20,141,
lileClintock (Dem.) 23,97 E Brown's majority,.
2,171. For City Commissioner ithe , full vote ,is
50,003. ohwhieh Neal (Rep.) received 213.330,
Boris (Dem.) 23,569. Nears majority, 2;670. The
Councils are largely Republican. There Imams:
siderable apathy, on the part of tlieT'eople, which
:will aecount for their small rtiolvit7 00011111A
tively.„, while the Democrats worked bard to carry
the election. A general election would undoubt
edly, show a majority of ten - thousand lo Polly
dolphin, against the Administration.
Warllk* News.
Per steam:lap Nigger* we are in poneitslon of
Liverpool (fetes to the 2.11 ult. The Loewe is
alarming. Austria hes sent en ultimata= to flar,
dinia demanding her disarmament and the dispo.
sal of her volunteer troops: Three • Jays went
given her in which to reply, end if she refused,
war would be declared. Eighty thousand more
* Austrians sr* ordered to the Tiede*. Austria has
rejected England's final proposition. French
troops were moving toward. Piedmont.' There
was a panic on the Paris Doers*. There can be
no doubt that in the ultimatum adopted by Au..
trit=there are involved portentous consequences.
S and the signs everywhere are warlike: If tier
dittla remota to• submit to the peremptory, red.
tis it seems to or, unwarranted, demand of Amo.
Via. and Austria maintains the position she has
assumed, war will tie inevitable: and when wee
has ones been began it *ill be ilifllualt for any of
the great Powerslong to remain neutral. Who
,gin contemplate, without shuddering. the fearful
results 2
Sufferers from Scrofula end Scrotalout Wee
-dons, clean up! Why west. vollf Pins pies, Blotches
Ulcers, Sores? Why base the life twisted out of
you by Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Guiti? Why ,
suffer Syphilitic and Mercurial difeases to rot the
bones in your body; or the flesh off your, bones?
Why let your sluggish blood drag, and scatter Its
distempari through your veins? Ayer's Com.
pound ?strove of Sore aporilla cures these com
plaints, and cleanses them out of the system. Use
it faithfully and you bring to /Mary a. healthier,
clean lier, and for mote accept Ole neaMber.—Dsma
flofthnors,
.jelr!To care Dispopa;el . hoe long liven • "roe
aumulittion devoutly to he wished t.t" by the Phy.
{lobo and the patient. The cures effected by the
Oxygenated attn.. should satisfy ; hotly elss.ev,
that under whichsoever of its Pratedn (Avis thle
disease appears. it readily succumbs to the above
remedy. .
uhfjilathels.
Philadelphia Dlarket. May b.—There, IS nn
ehenee In the Flour market. and holders are firm at
01
$6 SO for aupor6no; $6.76 en $7 Ow sownaton and 4
extra*, Wheat—Sal, of red at $1 AO (4 $1 Wand wit •
at $1 lo ®sl au. Ealra of oat, at 610 55 eta.
Baltlinoie Ilarket, May
,L.—Floor sten
at Si nu fer Howard street and Ohlo.. Wheat firm :.hrlt
Unehanded. Corn wilts; priren unchanged; thllellelk
at 55 ® 65r., and yellow at 85 ei ne.
•
the New York Market. May 6.—FRtar—
Pales of ouN•rtine State at fr, 2445 VI. 8•1 to of while
Wheat at s}; 60. Salon of Ilett at 56 611 61 ela. OM
-I,lhrerd rotational in fair request, with rule, of 10,000
galla. n Amettran at 63. S 64e. Crude Whale remains qui.
rt at 44 GS 60e. for indium to- prim', bat choke - le bald
at SI kib 62e., without buyer,. .
POTTS v [Lt.'s. 6EARKETI6.
_ (Wholesale Prices.) '
Intent Fleur, extre fatuity, Al barrel, 66 60 AV !IS
do 'laint.
'i
Ot t n .6 LO eti 6 LS;
do do - a no, •• do 606 4# 62S
By. Flour. . do 400
a
Wht, Prlmo w le;. VI baba, e , i7O
do prime red, do rI6O ,
Pimp Ileum dq - 1 ZOO i 111
Dried Pericles. pried it pound, ; /0 .
do do • unpjed, do /1
• Dried Apple'', \ : , do ' • 9 ,
97e, 191 bushel, \ 86inutter.perpound 2014 21
Corn, do „. . : IVA ?loaders, • 1$ 9
nate do ~ 65 llama, .12
Polak' eA. do ' ' . •t 0 Gard. ' • 1134 62 12i
runt b 7 Seed , , 2 1 04 Beef, bled Ilmarlal %I lb 8
moserseed,. ; 6lr do tree quarter," lb
Ilxy, porton, 14 AVIS 04 , atuder. Vk ton 9660
Kggs,dozer", ' : 12 Ulf, per sack, . 1 226
POTTSVILLE PRODUCE MARKETS,
(fteteil Prices.)
• MAUR, &C.--Extrs ricer. $0 00; salrs do
r superfine do d; 00? Lbt ; and Oro floor at TS.
Buckwheat Fleur at 90 0013 Hand. .se Chop at 00
do.; Con...podia 00 and illtidi , nro eta. V) bushel.
ORLI:4-111s sollost 31 00 be.,.Coru Aid% Ostsoo
do.
MEATP..-11•of peals at 10 $l4 eta. per IN Mifflin.
.9412 do. Viol 12 do: Pork 11 do: Shoulder. 9410
do; Its no 12 to 13 do., Bologna Plumps, 14 do.
PROVlSlONS.—llattersallsat 23 @ neta.llllo. Chaco
12;4 do.. Egaa.l3 eta.ll dos., Lard 14 d0.141b, , :
41
trUGATtS.-N. na 309 e "{IN.'S" White 10do:./1"
White 11 An: rens e , l and rolveeltad 1214 dn.
• IllSll.-11allbut 214 ets. 4 lb; Rork Pugs 11 irts. 'll tb :
Shad 23 to feet& a li4e: Herring. 12% eta.* dollen.
'OMIT AND 1' !ETA 111.118,—Onlons Ito 2 at*. VI
Anna' ; Radial).* I lc do; ltnbarb 12% ets.do,4llgdmich •
1214 di. half pock : Padad 8 4 10 eta. 111 head; Apple/111
88 37 eta, half perk. . .
RISC,
„Ido US. .
. •
. ~ Dry Goons An N a Grocery fibers. Ts
II E - unilailigned !Lave --, .-- = opened a New Dry Goods and Ora • • 0 .
A
eery Store. In the building on Centre .• : •••
street. next to Veger's fold. formerly or- ,- . •
copied by Millman A Chambers, where - ------
they will be happy to see their fr iends std the nubile
generally. Their purpose Is to do exclusively, a CASIL
business, which will enable them fo sell cheap.
Abram tugx A CALLI - 44
BEATfY k liErtilflin.
,14-tf
Pottsville, Aprlll.9El
CIO-PARTNERSHIP FORMED
- TAMES P. PALM and UOICN F.LEUS
a/ LOOSE have this dei formed* eeeputtlenthip to the
lumber business, nudes the name of PALU ot LOOP&
will'eOntioue the huslnent et the old stead. *bete
they- bope to TWAT* a tolliirsollle* of tbe • hittronsew
'l4 , h has beretorne been w liberally extended to them.
They will oonstinlly_keep on hand ill kinds of While
Pine and Hemlock lumber—also, ready Flooring, Doors,
Posh, Phonon.. Shincles. etc., Le.
C Att II BUYERS aro reaped fa ly requastoi to all,
as we have determined not to be nndenold by anybody.
' J. P. PALM,
. Schuylkill liv . yon, March •.! lab '59
COTTAGES SEIAIDART FOR YOUNG LADIES.
At Petteteton „11.itagnmery Commis; Plllll4O. ,
INSTITUTION the Academic
L Year Is divided Into' two sevvions. of five omit!, each.
The SCIMUIIif Seesion-entamenees on the tint Tuesday
May; and rho Whiter &Moo, on the' that Tuesday la
November.
The coignes of study (Antrim; Ind lb. instruct km
In *sere 'department, is designed to be seeelette mud
lieraak. 11iTULLSCLI:
Rue. 31. - 31eigs. James Mt:cabal:meEn., W. Walla.
Vititon Steele. E sq .. fienry Notts, Eq., J. D.
Strerp. r, 1 , ..q„ W. Monter, k:eq., L. Caster. laq,. Putts.
teem. J. 11/1 wards, D. D.. Iten. J. B. Yost. John Than/p
-eon: phia. Ben). Janes. Esq .'D4t Rust, eNntst.r
eoenty, Pb. Davtd. Kate, liataeare, Berta eat* do. Weil/
,Itareueitten, PlUrai. Judge &hall. Date, Ikritf
dfireirrulars cars be obtained by addressing
itY.V. R. CIII.IIICSIIANK, A. 31.. Po Wird:
March Tti, "13-60 itibostm. AL!
1889.1 POPULAR TRADE i 11139*
)
Ribbons and 'Millinery Goods!
U==l:l;===l
/1 0 0 MERCHANTS, MILLINERS,
JOBB nRS, DIM LEDS IN DID1K1: 1 10, WILLISItItY
G DS, and Cadt Buyers In all sections of the country,
e‘The Cash Ittblbeit
116 Manibers aired, Teo PA:
- JNO. 1431232.14
Established in 1858.
We Wise neininated a new , piintiplo—s TOW tit 18 . 1 be
Ribbon Trade: wbereby. ire tasks this business prais,
simple. and SIVI4 ^ WI (kat of Brotou Shartisli.
WE BELL ron.e.tigni- Ws BUT ion cmni
We ors sallatlod with ma per cont. prollt. Ara on
"wand prim glare all oar mate ma-kal In nux no
vim* so that moo. tronsativrand rblkt . - buy alike," sad
recolre the =MO Tahoe fot titer mossy.
Oar priers thr beat Taffeta labour, .11 &Oro, are '
No. 1 IT et., pur pleas. No. 4 244 eta. per playa.
" 1%15 "'• " • ' " n 57
tt 2 20t.0 si ' 4. , 64 e 611, ot ~ Si ,.
" 3 _s4 . , '. 4 !-, ;. 12 log y" " '• ,
• . Na; / 11 . SI 4:34 per plot*.
_
tV a niter 1/001( 11111110N4.4111§tIlto," "A II C449n," .
' *9lll QalWitl.4.". at p. lave &fling ponpottl lon a.*
• - ... Per Cosh Only I '.._
•
' MII"Oor ?Mobil:Omani le the Centro of athtartins foe
nTssoNs. • ”Quiek Saks," "I.ldltt. Pn4lta,"' and "fend
Voloo,? pr C 331.1. - • , . • .. • •
Rouethes! Roincheal I
Nov bily1•0 and Patti/bp, a 0 a salOng af,3o, per arak.
-Mat CRIMIT PRII Etl. - • - • •
Examtas oar samples, and !af aoairtatelt •
.„ ~• .
Blobd Laces, Quillingeoto.,dra.,
00f Hoe of Moe Mode alotto full We Import aud
.Johe thatoA once ft.r . ft pee cant. odnotee. Ma um*
priers ett-aette, is "Melo agorae."
Ssehrg 40itor ef,.og tiro drools/teat enedif Prime!
• bar Inteitttoot fo make Itiatokfratt' as Plapla
In regard to prices es &moot& caftlit.f So do Ole
mut wit Ulu 11111111“(.111!•111 Sri *rib' sr
Geed/. per. Ammo* I, • - •
. tfo are tloloi Nen. ."Ko" **KV ° We &NIA." We
whelk the pitroxiagy Of iforcitiotikin every ' , nibs of
t h e United - Ostior i asill Hato 'Wall who foee es
with thetr Itoda.aod pit . „.10.; IA allSl4
- 4 Casa. Rumex. floodlit ed., Igoe Tawk.
• , Now firM4lOllOllV Al 4 Wood :tvrt.
15,14 •
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