The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 14, 1859, Image 2

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,111 E WAR IN 111 . 1tOPS.
The war tiow either' luipeedieg or acteillyta-
Ousts Berope already *Oriels the attention of ,
she 4mericen wortd. The phities to the ; contest At.. lit
•t its' outset, will be Atseoriii on one side, end . T
France sod Sardiele I , n the other. American c i es
sympathies like ttroie of the'. people of Englind, core
are in favor of the "1004 141Itely prow Austrian •,11
• epposston.' .11, thisitreaties. 'of, 1815 '
several Ital.' net
- Ise States Were put under ,liestrisin Centro!, for, age,
the purpose of
. helding holding - Feiner in cheek: l i t That tea
those treatise on bripowerit,Stinviolete, li i artily yet
le bieipeCis4. Whatater, l e;aino. impending are ,
War may Stesume; 4hetheri or! rt the wboleof caw
Europe 'wilt become involiihd f • , one result' *snips Will
' certain. 'That is, that eivilittia religions liberty of a
will receive an Impetus in Drops. to which they
bees heretofore bin ; stripers. The Austrian f
Coneordat, by .wideli: the ope .obtained a most iail,
diets:esti aid °batstes's power in Austria, has 'Oa
• rendiwed lieri , tbi most nolular nation in Ea- Cue
rope, and paled her we,P t en humiletioi, oven escc
now impendleg.. -With t s, '
.war wi l terminate to c
forever the temporal powerOf the Papacy a con- Bro
summation divottOyi to be 'Wished.. Tesecenturies the
te
sla it was 'predictsr . O, part of tqe prediction per
' has , barn n fulfilled ; he rest ;will be consummated 'the
amid tie roar of artillert, l ,, end die flailblog of 'call
French end Austrian bayonets. It is not improh. eon
able that Russia may be *Welly of France in the Aft
_,
costae, , for .sbe beats Anstros an old
. Crimean Mr
grudge t lt li swami that 1.1,e British goeernineet wis
his determined onlariesi Outrality le, the eon. Ims
test. If eke becomes twelve/I, we cannot believe log
it will be on the aide of t.'fitistrian desPotism.--.. WO
Iter people are too jest:pule! be privileges; too '
sloes* to ; their sympetbk,for liberty, to permit al
seek an Salience. We cif ;therefore, 'Oita. one bat
Tenn frcim the warlfor Ectope---the overthrow of wh
&spoliate, and ii;glio ',tilde do the part of the i for,
from a stete:of religions and political ser- lit t
in t, 1
thuds. - I —t
s
As
, se . are TOZllo•o4 . 'froMMle theatre of • the cam. nip
Ulf we e r e only oPlieOrel, ;at present, in its et-. !Ire
feet, nponeurkeoteteerceisind services., Already w r i l
it has mussed as ' ulatice rue. In naval stores, be
saltpetre, tor and rovil l iens. It cannot tend to. no,
impiove the
de for Otton, but it will for rice 1 0 ' 13 1
and toteiceo. . tf
i Pr,
Copilot wallabsorbe a 'I n government fonds I n
~ r
inßuroPe, sod the ',pilot oenerrof the war estab. sin
• Moen% even. of natiiine i not immediately en- g r "
gaged iii the war, will be ~,', very burden upon their gr l
industri and resources. ome of der spocUlators Sri
are sangitinit 'Wove, to lire that the war will .. i ,
i f
help tiaskrupt eoporatio i in the United States,'
by giving a iletitiois v4iie to their stocks, but an ,:
Ibis would seam to he ai . idle supposition. P- '
„ ,ry e
me
. , As'Weibeveno breadsliffe to esport,we cannot k
I
'he benefluid by an nerves d European deemed. t ”
Still it Will increase prioO at home to the great ra m :
distresi if the country4W teb is now suffering
from scarcity. I $r 1 • at,
- th, h Wiles@ benefit secrelei'
, °Wong Deo,— into
thi
iold 1)4 the active amploymont
t , I
ere tiip, been 'for years a grad . - 1
iplaiiil of the onprafitableness ri P
it I& elotoriottely certain that
~
4ersj . li In all our seaports tttn
d ;our.bistory.. Wtatever'
% 2 •
Ithbterld to bring about tbis 1 e -,
ir
is piiipable . enetgb.. 'lutist'
Probably, tl
us, tromlthe war, .wt
of our shirplog. Th
{ sally 11ton:silos earn
of ahlOroperty. 1
diem are more Idle
at any previous peril
tamer may bate et
ittiittat4; 'be fact
Europer war wool
, niootlifi our abipplu
bor,: asking for freigl
iellECTO+Cill would 'b
our flogiwtinld *gab
evitire the active du
1(11.• 4neteed -of lying in h er . -in
ai id etirvation rotes, Amer-'
of
)p i feniund once more. end, g ,
4 hei foetid in every port. 'A
6 -
few ;cars activity, tt i .no eompetitorbut Eng. Pt
" land, stould iieure tislAmerican 'ships the first, rh,
i
y - place inl the metcan ilefekvils of the world.. bj,
We do not coincide il, the expressed
. opinioto` tet
.': ritiat thwar will bermill us; except in libel:depart
, ,
meta: st ated. We !Utilise that tb our Omple it
will be I - source of roil distress'iti consequence TO
of our iirostrated conditien iii a business Point of "
.1 ! k • er
- -view, which will be com pelled to stare in the face a
enhance'd. prices . Ni, Or people twist still look ns
to the enactment of theYpolicy which has created F
4 t -
. France under the seconl,'Napeleon. and lie build
ing apt Prussia,—No '
Loludeto Protect o n. 'We c. ,
•
cannot be really po I
ripal and ',respire° svitheut th
it. While therefore, t uropo is co i nvulsed with th
armed elfort's to etuift despotism ; lei ',lli be 'dire V,
in our day, and inaltnpre peaceful m a nner cork w
nut similarly grand re
iplts in political econ omy, Pt
thrUugh.lthe'wediutn ut the ballet-boi.l I"
ti
In connectiem uiol tits impending! war in Eu- t ,,
-
rope, the following lir+ review of rrAst ware be. 11
tween Austria and rtipee will refresh the tncinoiy . ie
, .. .
of the reader :.i - . D
Wore iii Me Paw' denten Austria and France. c
Within, the last . '' vilify years there hare been s .
lvo waei4etrween raficil, and Austria un the con- y.
tinent tit' Europe. 1 ',A4tria was one of .the
.the first
net lonsitbat took up atms against the Frenck rev
.._
t.
lutionj In eonnee witliPruesin, in 1792, her
amine Invaded .Frinci*, Atter u demi - vernier rirug
.
. - .
stle they Were - drivai toot by the energy of the
French republican assembly, and by the'vslor and
military skill of OMmeil Dementia. The French
Assetuh!y, by a concription, called out one Mil.
lion two hundred t °upend men for the defense of
• the country, ami it r*sertion which ' bee Seldom,
It even been apt led lb military amide,
'rePratte rindBi 4 iitbdrew from the coalition, l),„
and. in! 1706, Au ta tuts left to sustain the shock
of the yrench in MI?. Bhewas supported by the
.: —.
..
sing of Sardini a State which is stow her bitter
enetny i ' The' Fr neh Pa y, nod er Napoleon, in
two campaigns etsched Sardinia from her 'lli
anee,"drove her tciopiziout of Italy, and 'Worsued i
.theminto (Jenney t quip it, the gates of Vienna. ai
1 1
'Under the walls f !het caws! France dictated
peace to Austria inrif. U'y that peace she made ,
large cessions of ler it(.ry and influence in oerma• ' co
ny. As a rocompeqsoapolvon assigned 614'Ni:i
nks mid Lombardy} and first made her au Italian
power.t , i ..1 z .•. 1
In 1790 Ausli Sind Russia took up arm.
against France, en fir a time were verf,success
' fulL,' They drove Ili French out of Italy. In
the latter part of thail year, 'however, Napoleon
returned from Egyptjj Ile induced the] R6ssinit •
Emperor Paul ti withdraw from the Austsian alli
ance. i Raving accontilished this be led lii. army • iti
into Italy. On heplains of Marengo be' fought 11
-
F i
a dechtive battle, t r 0 result of which eipelle d '„
'Austria from Italy. It was soon followed up by •,'
the victory of Ilotienfinden, in 'Ciermani, gained .11
. • by thqFrench'ilidet (general Moreau, The French 0
columns were igtfini near ~ Vienna, and again b
' France compelkdistria to sue fur peace. In h
]BO4 the Emperor o ifi' ranee became th e King of
. . Italy '; - Such, hciwe 4, was the power of the Ist -• a
' ter, that in Pit mon i irs one Austrian army was do- p
stroysi at Ulm,' and tinother, toge th er with the t
• Rurskos,destroyed it Austerlitz. The- French
Wired Vienna and regain dictated a peace. t
•In 1809 Austria soil France again met in col•' a
litionion the tented field. The French; honever, • 1
‘undetiNapoleon, marthed down the valley of the
• ; •Danulas with the Velocity, almost, of the wind,
end in one eampaigp took up their quarters in
Vienda. A severe an4l ignominiona peace for Aus
tria Was the result. 1 011813 Austria, suited with,
. sill the great pow,e s,of Europe, overthrew the ,
French-Empire, and rote down the purer which '
•,' ' has an Often enteret he
; gates of Vienna in tri. 1
turiphl. By th e' t naties of 1814 and 1815 the,.. ,
. northern Stake ofi4aly, Venice and Lombardy
. were faded to Austria by the leading nations of
' • Europe. It is non, 4u the faith of these treaties
'' that Austria tem,c). case and appeals to the rest,
il
of Gleintahy ana 10 England to assist her in
• ' maintaining thetu itivielate. Ai they. were the
" .
trachea which wit well the humiliation of his
• - nude; Louis Nisp l egyn /as no great respect tor
,•. th em.—Cia.Estit. 4
. I •-•
While we are IW
sateif an bondre/
vital cur millky
1
tbat Irate r Is l Ha 1
werkfng at el real
i. y
'yeti departm6tit ltfrightfully depressed, and we
are drifting raithllY io another crisis, his gratify-
iny IL see tha t anthig• others our Germsn fellow
~
eiders are twit ellt‘iont a few intelligent writers
who give them pr Or information relative to ,
na
tional entourage' tot of industry. Under 'the
' bead of Flitter • iiiroxd--tinsel or spangles and
e .
noos e
tme-thu N. i Abend:crawly contains some
rem rks on th r ill tiect as follows:
" he 'enlighle e4' free trade, political ecoen.
• , mit teach tut wi li wire faces that gold, and ail
ve: ire Only ware iko any other, and that a, cer.
Itil
' Matt V tettett ted by gold or silver, is all the
sum when g'venk Pr, wooll e n.
Av ry o.unfortab el i the farm of sil doetrini, sinte a.-cording to
it t , twenty', yaf i ls of silk which the wife of a
l i t
AIL%
wee Buie hail in @r Sunday dress, are worth just
aa untch as ttie i Ofity gold dollars which he puts
in the ehout. Its l true that cite ;beery has its
l ii
- disaareeable side ' P when, for 'instance, at the
- end of the.yrier we-tonne. to euMpare the twenty '
. gold dollars - Iwithihe 'twenty ' silken sumo, and
find that the i•lstre
.' are hardly worth ten I And
perhaps at the enof the eecond year • they are
''notitorsh fi ve. '
-
„..J "here a free tr der might Bay,: 'lf you bad
' treat tent oft the uld dollar every year,. there
woild have been cortetpooding diminution in i
--
the Ofeet: Tree. cut the dilfereuee is that Milken
• - 1 dollars have lost ;thelr value far the whole eem
-sitnitity, but I nut re gold. A gold dollar - may
• errs tot five tient let, as a medium of exchange'
— folßlm:resralU of lbor, and not 16.4 onsirnib of
its tale. in ill thi time ; a silken one is, hOwelf,:-
er,.totally tried apiat farthest, at the end ot ten
; years. When a tn)ta has a superlloity of eppele,
it is ell in order t ' etrith the ease amount balmy
lE u
go' of other.. To t where a land lies su ff ering
' -for want of the el, latiog metallic medium, it it
' . ple,e3Y, ailed*, telly to ezebenge gold' fettles.)
uniresensente.' ..4 -
- . riefolleerlng p
. . I
. IA cil* aof waitrii,
IND SENSE.
litiorting foreign fabrics at the
1181111 one of dollars per :mourn ;
iliowing out of Lb. country at
stir workmen ore Inactive, or
a prices; while -business' in
- 0.0, setting fortis thicitspor-
.
r 6 Ca kat , tho port utliew
ith
L• o first of Jammu* to the '3oth 'of
-
eottnsi li aU thillkas 'been odritseed:
- ..
.. ', iWt. - - 333. t . ; ,'l7 1B57; '
' '' - ' VI:01U* .V.. 10,0 • 15 .1-31WIr
1.0,X4.0b1 . IMITINUO •• ° .Saa•l 23
11,562,443' ,110.1.446 - 11.80S11
••• 4,000.1111 1,1107:04 3.ltLril
2,403,041 0 9 4 . 3,241;f1 , 2.
. •
S33I3IPNIR MOMAS4 $33,110,196
' 9,4lll , llit' stiO,ift 3.8112 . ,704.
stliwrien $3,235117 Ver7 1 0 00
hem figures emit loudly. ;They *bow an in-
JO 0 , r. the, importation Of 1857;mitieb no i
wspo:4ing . increate in prosperity guaratitee.
here ate probably at .preeent in the country
Intel gent, impartial' more; virapiritiObo
wb do not believe in protecting Aapwices
la by means of inereatini thi revenue ;and
wit , all this lotelligeuee rod conviction, wit
rug ug ounielvel to , drift along to,ntin, be
4 it suite the political' pl4vate ventwiel we
not ray of a party, bat of W mere !moral
pa, ty ; or a vanquished, demoralised cligne.
sEN Tote 81tWadtts.— This iittnine ' Mi statesman
led f om New Turk on Seturday last for Europe.
Fr ay evening the two Republican Central
tumi tees made arrangemeata l
.. for tendering an
art t Mr. Seward , ands ste l amer was chartered
:on y rise invited guests down the-bay. Tie
mid a Republicans charted. als9 a steamer for
I sae s purpose." A ft er the two:presets were
rfeet d, the New Turk comet l Mee proceeded to
aho se of Supervisor Bell. in 32nd street, and
Iled a Mr. Seward. They were warmly 'wet.
med i Mr. Bell and Introduced to the Senator.
ter t ii ceremony, Mr. 8. BlDatcher addressed
r. Se skrd, referring to bis 'public melees, and
ship him a pleasant journey and a return ih
'pro ed hOltb. Mr. Sewardiresponded, thank. 1
g th committee for its kindness towards him
d °eluded as follows :
" M i . I
e l d
rinetples and ontiments remain ner.i
ang —}they never have eha ged—and it Is not
rely atmy advanced age, t at they, ever will.;
it y find me leaving my nat ve land for reasons
rich to )myself, at lead, are ( elelent. I would',,
rget during my absence, nmy political rr
lion . ~ I would remember nettling, even of those
diet logs which wodld cheer me In my absence
not log which would leave er produce any ez• I
tem nt. ' The ties which bind me to my country ,
e Cl t ng. They are the tie of,kitidred; they
t ;
eth bonds of affection ; and I think they are the
she and hopes of patriotic ~ These ties may
tat tebed—with how mac tension' we eannot
tw f rsee. But I know they are elastic and will
l;
ing me home again. dild ben I return I can
Ily y, if it may be the pleasure of the good
rovi too who bas time far befriended me, that
ma find my friends undimlniabcd and kindred
ill I lye ' happy and prospeross , and my country
rant rich, strong, united and free,,l shall be
ate lly content." .
In ecordance with th‘e arrangements made,
mat r Seward was waited entity the various cos
ine son Saturday morainget the Astor House,
td f om theme escorted to the steamship Jeer
tin lyiug rat Castle Garden, where they were
et b some three hundred 11. ...9
publican; board
to a • auzers lyihg at the Wh :
rf, with steam up
lady to conveyi the party down the bay to the
cam: r "Ariel" in which thta distinguished Setl4
grior nation: to sail. A nd salute was fired...
hen the party, left, and Mr.. Seward left amid
e a . plouse of his fellow chines.
The New York correspondent of the Philadol.
tie inquirer, after announci g Mr. Seward's &-
arta •e„.remarks : 1
"I Is a political certainty that he 'will be the
candidate. with Francis P. Bliir. Jr.. of Missouri,
for ice President, fur the ne t Presidency. The
pantry has gone through g at changes within
ro. ears past, and the in evitable tendency of
'in s seems tr point to Mr. uward us a' candi.
ate ho would secure more v i ew than any other
,an ho con be owed. ,Ifhe is nut too great a
tate man he may be successful; but 'the toilure
f t e country of late yeti It. secure a really
rea mind fur the Proiden y .is a l earning to
Ir. award's friends. Mr. S ward is not a noisy
tail ChM, and in tha rural dbitriets is esteemed as
se ost honest of all politleirs. This is tin ina
.
ort nt consideration. Besitl s New Yerk will in
at n furniAiing a eandida eit the , next con.'
mt. Mr. Seiard will remade abroad sometime."
Ia UCEMENTI TO Sole Ow
LAVE
t niy in the Millissippi p i
ed ted, but else in the-iNe
on..teree. There isno gees
en' the ,IVerkly News of' A •
'Enterprise:
T. SIITPO.IMEItS AND MAO'
.1,11 5 1 L 5I Ant Nit: We, the •tii
re 'hundred '4in)hlre • ($300:;
.envand (1000) native Atria
urteen (I 4) and twenty
le I, likely, smnd and heal,
tit! 'n twelve (12) months frb
iof t which is, ISCCCIFitie by
'or of Pentacola, Fla., and
tie ontractors giving thirty
u t 0 time end pfacm of deli
Ifty ($511) dollars extra if del
art rise, dark co ti Miss.l
1 m. S. Price, Sr., Win. T)
MI y, A. Perryman; Reese I
la k, Thor. Wolierioq; 8a I,
1
i. I rice, Jr., A. V. 'Wolves
ii
fat es M. Hand, Quo. W. F
Situ ucl R. Oliphant, Wm.-
Win, James M. Parks. •
Atiril 10, 1859. •
That we will meet the Mon
to the following heuses in Ma
A hießne ; Tate,!. Stewart A
risklrwin :k Co:; Q. P. Kell;
e, who Iwivis eigned thin.
Icyto be !awl abiding citizen
anoat purporting to be law
be nconstitutionaP as such
. . !
int r elicts the skis trade, sit
efo.
hey are regarde as merr
her , and in . thei nitive iota'
1 ....
ren the letter e4n4ition Is I
La , but the gauze fat says
5 ti enslave the brethren n
AO be a perpetuate inherits
We have never known near
Herd but by our plan of the
if ,loinertic slavery.
ke feel' that great .mute
a flowing from the Institut
n
n ty to extend the privilel
civ lined to others to t Africs
mi gling
_at I as a like In
mi lions now puling us,- tht
m. y result. • 1
he New Yorkiirri . brose, after stating that It
• no difference in buyin Negroes' from Tra
te s hi Africa or Traders' in l the United Stet's—
;i es •it as its oOnion, 'bit it is ninon one of
h meanest things ever dare by the South—even
n aner thin any lilting the Yankees hive ever
m a guilty dr; The laws all civilized nations
a a branded the African S are Trade as piracy,
to. the penalty I. death, , lid ,also forfeiture of
property. Therefore to o r only $3OO for a
o l
h •althy African Negro to t ' se who hav to run
th ?IA of their lives and p operty, and eheounter
al kinds of dillieilties, whine healthy Negroes are
a ling in the South frOm! 800 to -$1200; is the
It ry. quintessetkeit of :nes 'Ow on thi part ofd
..,,
t • ! re law abides, and Mt e rioting Ckriatiana.'
As regards the viivanta s of civilization by
e , slaving the Negroes offries, it hat been sta
t , d by the new President f .Liberia, that many
41
the Slaves sent to that country, so far as Gir
-1
I :Minn is coneeined, are its no better condition
an the ;Writ of AfrioaJ
TIIE MASSAEIWEETTS rrWO YEAItB AMEND. ENT.—Maaaachusetta husSy a popular eke•
on, adopted - ,an ,amendment to thi-Conatitn
on of that State, whichl permits no natural.
, .
i ed foreigner to,vote or hold office until two
years after his naturalization. The vote upoit
the' uestion wea l comparatively light, and the
'majority 'small.. i It was not, a party matter as!
many leading Republicans and Republican!
presses in the S‘ate came out in opposition to!
it, while many democrati voted for the amend.
n
• ent. It, is a matter-which affects only Ilas
achusetta, and the people there have a per.
ect right to piss just ducli laws as suit them.
So has WisPonsin and Tows. It is conceded
even, by the opponents of the amendment that
:sonic time ought to elapse between thistime of
taking out of naturalization papers and the
exercise of the voting franchise, in order to
preient the disOcefuf practice now prev
alent bf manufaeturingl voters by bun.ireds
nd thousands on the very:eve, of an election,
nd for the sole purpOse of influencing it.—
Ivaiy good citizen will concede this, and if
to time is too long, C. e main principle ‘ in•
olved in' the amendthe t hi we think, ebrreel:
Tat Unitas' OAZETT an, of Ashland la dully
flit supposes that it can by sophistry, blind the
workingmen of thia Iteg - on. We do not claim
that 'mar representatives n the late Legislature
Id more than theii dote lint they did that ;,a
fact which cannot be sin d of. the political stock.
übhra which the -Dent' • ratio party wail in the.
habit of :Oiling to the - slatnie; intend years.
For the -.welfare of this ritigion, we want to' , see i
.
' rood mensent Invarialal to rep-
resent as.and'oar lateral not party scallions.
The mittens and labovitis are evidently imam on
tkia We helleit that they „will :defend
their leiereliet Popo , lag ucb.meo ti yetars:
Palm, Pinkerton and pojer. Oureotitin
pores, Is :• s ptoltaisli - net' aniat*that. Platieratlir
is •et. present 'quoted, at eoasideiaidi
.., •
below par.
INMEEM
.--- , ' ':---, ,: . ..; - • - i)i_ritonnot'' ',' -
1 1 !it gift 0 *4 44 4'44 yi . 4lC etri*
*llkbeet:it tinily lieitnat4. '
, Prebablyine
otthe':
.:. - ' distinguished; one abase ;:,ret , :,
1
tdietiona, 1 being verified in the present:cen.
tury, wee Inas named 'Flemiakwholtt . the
COMMCII ea of the eighteenth century, de
livered in tondon a ionise , of lectures, in
which he o f only predicted to the very part
the Flan lievolation;bufthe deefine of the .
Torkish'llmpire ; a blow' in 184131 to the Pa.'
pal power and in a few years thereafter its
final estii guisbment. i But one link in the
chain of !fitment is Yet needed, and the re
inaikable piopltecies' will .be veri fi ed. In
1818'the tiiin fled from Rome" a voluntary
- exile, to turn only under the protection of
the Frenand ..astriatt bayonets, by which
lie has si nce been supported. Now, however,
the star' f the Papal power sees , about to
setiorev , at the hands of Franceand Rus
sia, the oI
e° , having an eye on Italy, the other
with its taspalmost on Turkey: ;With the
humiliati n of Austria. which in the event of
war t"tr happen, the Papal .temporal , power
will be a matter alone for historical record.
Ins ciisli
will be
dem.l S
course co.
1860; th
net cons.
- toppling
will fall
these p , I ,
ble cha '
far ; bu
dom wh i
these sh . 1
to the t.
amine
we woe
secured
opinioe
liberty
in plac ,
papal s
Innsmu
Flemin
will be
gainers
SUBO • DINATION IN PUBLIC SClloo4.—This
•
is an important question. Our readers will
remember the recent excitement in Boston,
growing out of the refusal of certain pupils
to repeat the Ten Commandments, etc. "The
matter as brought before Court, and the
teacheri were sustained in their right to en
force thp rules of the schools, by corporal,
chaitisement if necessary. As it is well for
parents to know the relation in which they
stand to the public schools, when they send
their c ildren to them, and as the opinion of
the - co rt ,in the Boston case of-iVall rs.
M'Lau • n P. Cooke, is an able one, we will
publisl it in our next. Not only in Massa
chusett . but in every State of the Union wheri
public
!wen
ly reco.
will p
EEGS TO ENGAGE 1
'owing card appears
, I ptper to which it is
.Yuck Journal of
riot' of its germinal
ri 1 14; published at;
Aix OP OUR MER•
:ndersigned. will pay
1 ) per bead for tine
tie, between the sighs
(20) yesteoif sexes
by, to be delivered
an this dote, at tome
land, between the
Chives:On, Texas;
30) 'days' notice os
wry; or we will troy
leered to us at En-
Mov
for the
To,
'Pr;
~Tol for 1859.. $16,439,156 29
At tlerate we are importing foreign goodr, we
'hairvo to pay more heavilyi rpecie, bake
the e ris over,
A D i
'peach
stands
in. Smith, Geo . r. W.
I 'rine, Sr., Atiminins
I nel W. llorrie..Mm•
Joseph Borten,
'OMAN J. 1,. thorge,
Jriaim W.
Anclient Superstition vs. Modem Science.,
Six
i l i
hundred
,years ago it *us believed that
rerofu could•he cured by the touch of a king,
Death t the fever of a wound was abated by salv
ing' th weapon that caused it! These,-and Shy
other imilar absurdities, of which we read in
trade the progress of the healing art, now only
exciteja contemptuous smile; but, even' in this_
eirligtderied era, prsjudiett and egotism sometimes
struggle to perpetuate error and venture to quea
tion title most palpable and self evident truths. '
Thui., when Holloway, after long years of study
1
and o perirnent, ushered his all-powerful remedies
before the world in their present perfected 'ewe,
their Shiley was denied by 'many jealous prom'.
(loner . These men were the slaves of foraoshr ;
pets° I trim , believed that the truth moved iu a
circle ike a blind horse in iii Mill-track. They re
lde Holloway is an Innovator ; and so he.was.i
I ita novations have astoniabed—baY, MOM they
halrel convinced and delighted the world.v. The
mist ormidabhi ulcerous and eruptive middies,.
wilh hick science has heretofore waged an on
eq al combat, are now subdued by the penetrating
.oint sot for the cure of external diseases and
Injuries, and his famous. Pills are administered .
with marvellous success for many, dangercus in
ternal disorders.
We have nut arrived at this oonclusion hastily.
It is the.duty of- the press to investigate before it
apprcives. Public opinion is, .to a:certnin extent,
e i
base upon its ilatements, and in all matters which
con rn the health and life of roan,* cannot, be
too e utious or too scrupuloni. But it is also - the
province of the press to give the widest notoriety
to important facts, and.to render jestice 'to great
_put+ benefactors. The testimony in favor of
Professor Holloway's remedies eihanates froti all
elasq.s and from ,every - quarter of the globe.. It
is etrusiasiie, voluminous, and consistent.' To
deny it, would he to fly in the face of the laws of
1
odd nee, and would evince stupidity, not caution ,
if there is anything in which the judgment of
a hp nan being may be relied upon, it la the effect
i
whi a remedy produces upon him when siek.—
No' T ne can be self-deceived as to the relief of
i
''pain the renewal of. strength, the recovery of
, heal tt and cheerfulness ; and when tens of thou.
\ lam s of individuals, spontaneously and without
pre• oneert„ unite in ascribing lbissame beneficent
rent is to the same causes, their combined deelar.
- atio s as . imperatively ' demand credence as a
mat mitten! demonstration. Upon' this basis
rest the world-wide reputation of' Profesior Hol
low re Ointment and Pills.—New Orleans "Or:
gait'l
! •
.. , • _
1 e, reference iP made
bile, Alu.:—Beykin
Co.; G. Good; rid,
7'
. advertisement, po
t, but cannot reppect
which we believe to
e Wee* that which
ter domestic, oefor-
handise and slaves
try by their breth
firbidden, by Divine
a the llehrows, you
ound you, and they
ice foryour children.
Africans Fe,ni-cia i-
Ameriean Institution
1 benefits have, and
on, and esteem it as
es of becoming semi
's degradid race, by
tuber_ with the four
t reeiprOcal benefits
' , r - ,
will haire fled. Its vile carcass
,urned bilevery nation of Christen.
.ch seems to us to be. the present
events, and we believe that the year
period named 3'y Fleming for the 6.
lutmation of the work, Will Witness the
of despotic thrones, and loWest of all;
that of the kope. We , allude to
iphecies not only for their reinarka
tcter, and remarkable fulfilnient so
in the hope that the spirit of Free.
ch first obtained a 'fair foothold on
res, may extend its blessed privileges
illions groaning in thraldom on the
tof Europe. And what American,
I ask, will not pray that they may be
in the tolerance of their 'religious
, and at the same time tiave their civil
carded by constitutional enactment,
of as at present, Austrian despotism,
iwetnacy, the dungeon,,fire and stake?
h as these great objects are to be oh.
the last, approachini - tulfilment of
's prophecies, we can.bid trust that it
hastened. Christianity,' civilization,
progress and happiness will bd the
thools exist, the duties and rights of
teachers and children, must be clear
,
sized and observed,- or the system
ve a failure.
'VILLE AND` Alutimsni a a: .RAILROAD
ernor has piped the liedirMorportiting a
7, to construct a railroad between this Bo
,ud Minersville. It js ecnceded that e paa.
ailway between theii two points would pay.
d could also he. Made to form railway
,ion with Tremont, a n d that section of the.
This is a matter of considerable impel..
many of our citizens, and steps should
with taken to open up the connection from
rt of the County, espeeially as there can
oubt that as a pasieoger route it would
Able. ••
HEM Bracte.--Tho export of spode
'Week analog 7th lull., was u follows:
al, r $2,169,197 29
•vioaily reported. 14,279,959 09
its Frank flair, in a recent
delivered in St. twilit, said that "tine slave
1.. ore in the way at building b railroad,
roe mounininp."
•:, of Wild Cherry, is tt
plea ant remedy, for every kind of,eough, cold,
and irritation of the breathing apparatus; it is a
sate remedy ; it is a powerful reinedy ; it is a
ape di remedy; it is a remedy that twee.
. pu ns unless it boa the written signature of
i;i" en the wrapper.
*al Afairs.
• - . ~.
• ~,WEEICLY ALMANAC: ...°
s. ftfir ---7 7"
may. IMO I MS.). MOON'S CILIINOVI.
14 SATURDAY,..... 4 45;7 81,.". 3 i . i!;fil;
15 SuxnAY,..--. 4 7 4417 9 Phis Q. 0 . 0
Ise:
16 MONDAY, 4 4317 10 Full M. 16 4 Ile*
17 TUESDAY,....... 4.42 7111 Lid Q. 24 - b War
18 WEDNgsDAT,. 4 41 7 12
19 ThuttstiAii;. - ,.. 4 40 7 13
20 -FaiDer,. - . .. ::...14 39 7 14
. .
T , eratontetrleal Record for the 'Week
..fr
. ' P.A. t P., T6TXGRAPH OMCX. 1
" • .11uuyivanyt Hatt. iblisrille.
. . _ AA. M. 2P M. 7 P.M.
Fa • Mai , 7(-65 0 61. P . - 76. 3 .- clear.
M .. .. ' -72 A7 ' 12-. 4
Tart., " 1 ,-545 t - 60' ' '6O -rain.
WO., " 111,-62 24 •60 -dowly
Thiara„ ." It -66 75 .CA - "
Va., • " 13..,-66 '79 ' , 70 ;-elaitr.
t 0. C. 741v/ton lifts been appointed Post
'
tastier at Barry, Schuylkill County, la place pt
da a A. Otto, resigned. - -
Charinbegi —The weather; Birds, dower.,
tru!it, and presently strawbertiaa and
-! Spring is • great Institatibo..
; VOL
... .
' . Tali:Board of &hoot Director* of this Bn.
to ghiorgailied,last week, by lb. election of B.
B,lnnen, 'Big:, tralittent, and 'C. 'Attie, Req.,
SAretafi. I. ''.. ' - ' -
. .
Two', wee Locostaiiscs. Cif" the passenger
ins of
the
Rails:mid, are now building
raider superintendenee of llso4, the
'ester Maebinist f in tbo Company's Workshops
rNstwithstaiss inn",prediftion
nl4l bite - leo Saila Airinjg this siinst,b. Iva bad on
ond4 'jsit,.n wind, 'old fashioned bevy
o:ot.iiiiin4nvint4 by winder •iuld
other propkeeiss
,• • .
oar
Alkoot* !Wadi! 1 0 4 4 dalkor B. 1 •1 1 .1 hot iii
yoiliabliltiat:liiiar..nure solos a *peelings
- it m141'4 dill use sits at hit, pleat Mt CMS
ibisk-tbts is bard to beet. int lb* SO
6 7 et 4117.•
jOrdst Ez bailie* by Blind ?opt/L.6'4A must-,
mt eibibitico, which promises - to beef the watt
it:Arresting character; wilt. be given_ b:
Of the Pennsylirania Insiitution fat listrste:
rice of -auk/Hindi in the Court filmier in_this
rougb, on the evening of the 24th , initent, The
pupils will be accompanied hI the.Prinelpal of the
Instiintloni and the visit i intended to sham the
success which has attended the inrirination of the
blind in Philadelphia. As the price of tickets
will be law; and the exhibition very interesting
we , andelpita that , the . Court Boosi will be
crowded on the (Measles.
jar-Noma remit Ladies Ameiatibo.;—Mrs.
Faxiither, Lady Manager of the Association for
this County, is with the assistance-of her friends,
laboring earnestly, to contribute materially to the
fund for the patehase orthe Mount Vernon erste.
Tb aid theta we understand that David Paul
.Brown, Ban of Philadelphia, will lecture in this
,Borough early in June, the proceeds to go to the
fund. Mrs. F. • anti her friends deserve much .
credit for elicit disinterested efforts in•behalf of
the worthy' oitleet to view, and wa trust that eve.
rj lover of the name autmentory of Washington,
I will assist theirs to the ' , extent of their abilitis
either directly or by being 'present at Mr. Brown's
lecture, when it shall hnifelivered.
jerIVAo is Hit I—Under the bead, "Answers
to Correspondents," the Chau ed,itor tie Phila
delphia Evening 3Snllratia, thus I raps sometoodi
hereabouts cover the knuckles: •
"Assent, Pcrrraciat,s,°--When you next play
with Mr. M. we advise you to read to him the fol
loiridg advice trots an old author. One Arthur
Saul, who published in 1672 his "Famous Game
of Cbesse-Play, being a princely exorcise whereby !
the reader may profit more, by reading of this
small book than by playing of s thousand metes:"
"Due not at 'no time that thou playest at this
game (out of.n conceit, es I said, that anythhig
becomes . thee well)
,stana singing, whistling,
'knocking' or tinkering, whereby. to disturb. the
minds of thy adversely, and hinder his projeets;
neither keeps thou.a calling on him to plays or
hastening of him therenuto, or a showing of much
dislike that hee . playeth not fast enough; remem
bering with Ovalle, that besides .that thij Is a
silent game, when tby turns is to plays, thou wilt
take thine own Nature, and that it is the royall
law so to deal with another as thyself. wouldst bo
dealt withal."
Or *Mary Electio."—keeorditig fii•the pro
visions of the newlMilitia Law, passed by the sea
eion of 1853, elections aid have to be held on the
first Monday of June next, fur one Brigadier Get
oral and one Brigadier Inspector, and for field and
company officer' for the different regiments, bat
talions and companies, of the Bit Ode. Bach
company will assemble at its usual place of meet
ing, and the Captain will„superintend the election
with the aid of two or more members Ishom he 1,
authorized to call to his assistance, who shall be
severally swornor affirmed to .conduct said elec
tion fairly and impartially. They shall make out
duplicate returns, one of which shall be filed
among the company's papers, and the other for
warded withintive days, to the Brigatle Inspector. ,
The election for Major General . of the Division,
takes place on the first Monday in July„ and is to
be held at-the county .
. seat, and every . comesis.
aloned officer is eat itl,d to a vote. The Brigade
Lapse - tor will giro timely notice of the election.
plrDirectors of the P00r.. 7 A melting of this
Board wes- held dt the Alias House, en Monday,
the 9th inst. Present, Amos Hoffman, Nathan
Bu.z and Charles Focht.
The / Steward reported the following as the cen
sus of the House fur the month ending April 30,
1859 1 :—Natuber in the House on the first day of
May, 292; at the same time last year, 288; iu
erpase, 4. Of the above, GS are in the insane de
partment, 45 children io the nursery, and 62 ere
under medical treatment.
Admitted during the month of April, 35; die-'
charged, 51; absconded, 3, died, 2. IVhol t e num
ber of out-door paupers:sl; in the State fruati•
Hospital, 9. 181 traveling paupers were fur
nished with eup ; rerlodging and breakfast during
the month i.f A . Out-door relief was grant
'ad to 12 families, amounting to $5l.
Bills were passed and ordered to be paid amount..
lag t 05034. 02
‘•
Previously this year, 8,578 75
_
Total,
ne Fruiriores.—Mi the fashionable hon.
'nets of this season have large crowns, rather, do.
pressed at the 4—an alteration which is by no
means an improvement as far as appearance goes,
and whick many persons endeavor to cover by a
flat bow, with long ends, or a eo;ffeire of black
lace. The lace is W 043 most preferable, the flat
bow perched upon thecrown havingcertainly orig
inated within sound of the 114 w-belles. Lace is al.
cap pretty, no matter in which portion of the
toilette it may be placed. It always seems, in
place and it keeping, and is invariably becoming..
The little "Rough and Readys" are frequently
worn with no mho; trimming than a straw cord
and tassel, and a binding of the same color as the
strings. Too much trimming on one of these
bonnets is not in good taste. Chip is deCidedly,
the most recherche material now used for bonnets;
but, as it is also the most delicate it is more suit
able fur those who will wear several .during the
reason, than for any lady for Wkoin one best bon
net must be sufficient. A good fine straw, trimmed
gracefullY but not profusely, with a judicious id.
mixture of ribbons- and flowers, will look wall
with any dress.,
jee- The Birds Protedrd by Law.,-Wo tall
the attention of sportsmen to a law enacted ly
the last Legislature for the protection of birds,
which makes it unlawful fur any person Within
this Commonwealth to shoot, kill or in any w
trap or destroy any blno.bird, swallow, martin,' r
other intMctirerous bird, at any season of the year,
under the penalty of two dollars. We hued—the
law will be enforced against all offenders t
Destroy mot the birth.:
They're the t trmer'e best friends t
For the tittle they spell,
'They make ample amen is.
Some fruit they will eat` ;
Bat grudge than It not;
' yor the OKI they do ,
ehould oot ho forgot.
The 7 keep down the insects,
%%hose rapid increase
Would Nure our harvests
Will harvests would cease.
With their soup' tbi4 amuse
Our wearisome holm, ,
And their rewrite enlivens
The shadiest bowers.
Then forgive their slight faults;
They make ample amends: .
And do not forget
They're the tanner's beat Mends.
• pi' The parade of the companies composing ,
the First Regiment 01 Schuylkill County Volun
teers at 2dinersville on Monday last, fur inopeo.: ,
lion Was very creditable i indeed. It was in point,
ofd tubers, the largest ever held here, arid in ap: I
pentanes imposing. It would he invidious to par
ticulatlie, wheals ell looked ro i well, and wo ern
but congrattilate i our volunteers upon their effective
condition. The companies in line were, First
Troop 'Schuylkill County Cavalry, Oen. Geo.
Wynkoop, corismanding ; Minersville Artillery,
(with field piece) Captain B. C. Christ; Washing
ton Artillery, (with Geld Ow) Lieutenant Smith;
National 'Light illifantry (re.organised with grey
uniform).Captain E. M. McDonald; Coluntlbian
Infantry, Captain James Brennan ; 'Washington
Yeager°, Captain M. Strouse ; Scott Rides, Cap
tain Ambrose Loeser; Wetherill Rides, Lieuten
tutt grabs; Rinitgold Rides, Captain Jacob Warn !
art; Lafayette Rifles, Captain Francis-A. Mowry;
Marion Rides, Captain It. Allison; KOystone
Rifles, Captain Burns, and Llewellyn Rifles, Cap
tain IL Chance. Some five intuited men were in
ranks. The inspection held during the week at
,other. points' In the County was we learn, erlisally
satisfactory.
..
"Sr The Newt erthiellnee C‘vipany-A Ave. Ar.
prtroras.—Several numtbs since we informed our
readers that this enterprising and useful eo ( tupany
had ordered from .111 r. Edmund. Young of Phila
delphia, e-eclebrated binder,* new and substan-
Osl apparatus, known among firemen *se "spider."
The advantage's of the "spider" over carriages
and crabegenerally in use are manifestand great.
Already they are largely introduced
phis, and sines the tifidel of tie Pottsville spider
has been made 'public, Dlr. Young has received
several orders from City Companies for toe,;r ite s.
It 'combines lightens., strength, beauty and econo
my. The Humane Hose Company, NO.. 1. was
. .
organised in this place as the,Pottsville Fire Com.
ilea, in September, A. D., 1333, by twenty4onr
Individuals, now among our most latential and
substantial citizens. Omitting these, who, by
death or rewired am net in
, onr midst, we rsy
mention al charter member*, still nears, suehrn
time* at Oliver- Dobson, Charles W. Clemeits,
Tbiimes Faster, litaluiel Hortimer, - Iseatt Severn,
Henri *Rauch; Frank. Pat atill others. From the
4fate of orgunimition to the present time, nearly
twenty-six yeas; ibis Company hat been oentinit.
ilia , iliwt t e4 w f wi MM With*** blior.rotrivos,
to It. osorstoo l io. — :,ll.4 have betia almositratirely •
solt deriathtat;:,:riltairttat themselves iterough
their rinalisishiP - alone, sad this harlot:ins
ros
" their dlsPasitirrn, tk: bare steer appealed is the
public far . pecuniar y 'Ed. :. They banana given
lialls. - which renal pay oat of pocket, nor bare '
,tbey ltalolged in dm expensive 'hinny of exam
- idani. ,:Thrty bay. h owever , slimy , beat ready for
.#Wty whenever cetapion required.
Slece the disbembeg of the , nook and Ladder
pempany,tbat Itapoinnurnd necessary branch of
tbi departtneat his boiNe a deed letter. The
Cuntail with a con dance, highly gratifying to
the membership of the niititano nose Company,
Aare them the booki and.' ladders, and it is the
ibtention, we understand', tn, convert !the obi ear-
Align into a truck, emi l beside runnieg the hows, the
Company; intend raining the books and ladders.
A distinetiveteatur4( the Company Ofcrhialr we
speak is, that they oli f t 'Pend money, upon their
apparatus sad' its gitimate connections. The
slightest' inicstigation will convince any china
of ibis fast! For purposes of Inning .the
new apparatus, and; imilding and rigging , a suit
able hook and Ladd : limparatus. the conipacy and!
it necessary to sippers 543 the public for assistance.
The bolt of the fund c omes from their own °gas
, raj; tit. balance the
,this
to raise from- the pro.
party holders. Wi t this object they hare issued
certificates of contributing membership, thus glv.
lag the donor a direct interest in the property of
the ournpani. One dollar per annum constitutes
in ladirldnal a couttibuting member, for the year.
We are Informed tha , the . buildin g committee wilt
shortly wait upon on! citizens, and hope they will
- meet with abundant /access.- Tho company Is
eminently - witty the confidence and sympathy of
the comusuilly• !. , •
PROCEIGDIN 6S OF COURT.
Ratana`ros'lns aims'
-... , • , . i ---- ,
An adjourned Cour t of. Common Pleas has been
i •
in session during the past. week, disposiag of a
•
number of cases on the list. _During the session
of the Court s i bill of Equity wespresented against
the School Directors of Pottsville; praying for an
.injunction to restrain thew from erecting a school
house on the lot In Centre street, in this borough.
near Hill's tavern, for the reason that the lot bad
been given to the borough by John Putt for ceo.
lain purposes, restt t 3 himself arid his de
scendants the righ t. buiial therein, and which
right would be interfered with by the amnion of
the propoied school house. A subptena was di
rected to Ina; against the School' Directors to
answer the bill, after which the whole matter will
torergued•and. decided. We present oth usual re.
i
porter the eases,tried. -'
' Decatur Mei; es. Jeanie., Troutueou.--.:-This was
an action brought to recover an: amount of rent
,due plaintiff fur a tavern , house In Eldred town
ship, to which there was no defence. The amou - nt
was proved, anethe jury found fur the plaintiff
$177 75. •
Levi Kiisinger es. Charles floollsinger and Jo.
s..pli Deugler, trusting as Hamtaieger & Driller.
—This was an fiction Ibruaght to settle the so
counts between the 017. and the dells, which were
rather complicated.. Phff. bought two new boats
of defti. iu 1856, fur which he agreed to pay them
eleven hundred dollars for-each, besides' fifteen
hundred dollars due the Boat Latin Trust on each
boat. Payments for the boatel were made at (lir.;
ferent times, and of i the kat bout sold the whole
amount doe the deft*. tierepaid. except a note for
$125. doe Oct. 1, 1858. PhD: alleged that on the
wound heat •he had' overpaid. the aloft*. $l9B 96,
having paid $1298 96 in all. instead of $1100;but
which deft,. denied. The 'ON., in addition to
the nate; claimed a book acres of against puff. fur
repairs done, amounting to $lOO 81 he jury
allowed Kissinger for the amount he all gad was
overpaid, deducting' it from the deft's. e ann, and
found a verdict in Metre of the delis., any that the
balance in their favor was $39 72. V
' , Abraham A. Dartokt ye. Joseph Aehey,Prilliont
Kromuse and Joao. Nets.—The pltff. Wait' slit an
nation of ejectment against the deft!. to.steoCer a
tract of land in Wayne township, in this county,
cont e mning about 87:acres, on a warrant and sur
vey to hint granted in 1857, by the Common
wealth.
, Joseph Achey, one of the deft's., claimed the
land in dispute on a warrant issued in 1840.t0
J tmes Everhart, fur 300 acres, a surver,hy John
'Dreher the same year, for 299 Denis 128 perches,
- in pursuance of the'evarrant, a patent from the
Commonwealth for the land to Everhart in 1911,
and regular conveyances from Everhart down to
himself.
The' Everhart survey was four sided. had been
actually-run- - on the ground, the lines being well
marked, and instead of containing only 299 acres,
actually contained about 390, two of the parallel
lines of the tract having been run 102 perches
further than the return of stirvey celled for.
The pitff. contended that the deft. was not enti
tled to the excess of land. beyond the amount of
the warrant and return of survey—that since the
`act of 1830 a greater excess than ld per cent. conkd
nut be surveyed, and if it were done, aonktgive
no title to such excess,
end that the patentpatent did nut
divest the title of the Commonwealth.
Bat the Coact charged thet • the net of the par
veyor,'who was the officer of the Comtnonweiltb,
could out be visited upon the warrantee or his
grantees, and that the patent did vest the title of
the State to the whole of the land included in the
survey. Under the charge of the Ceurt, the jury
found in favor of the ikfts. -
John T. Lipiderrc Henry catereorn.—This vrAx
an action brought to recover the value of three
cargoes of coal sold to this deft., amounting to
494 tons of prepared coal, at SL 90 per ton, and
55 tuns of Chesnut coal, at 75 cents per ton. The
Coal was mined at the Novelty Colliery, in Blythe_
township, end w4s delivered upon the sth, 6th and
7th of October last. The .defence to this suit:was,
that it was improperly brought—that the coal was
not purchased , from the Olaf., or from George '
Rickert, his agent, hot from tleorge Rickert, the
agent of the4liners' Bank, and against whom
deft. claimed to have a_ valid defence, but which
he could not set up`in this cation—that the suit
should hare been brought in the name of the
Dank, for the use of.Linder.
On the 25th of September; the collierjene Old
at Sheriff's sale to the Miners' Bank, and a few
''day's afterstatds they. agreed to still it to, Linder.
on certain conditiosq. He paid $lllOO down at the
time of the egreement, which was to be refunded
In ease of noncompliance. and, in the meantime
the Bank was to retenipossession until he should
comply. _Whilst iCaT in . the possession of the
Dank, the land owne r o insisted that the operation
should be worked, sinikShe . Bank directed Rickert
as their agent, to con the operation, to mine
the anal, and sell it &Oath, but tor Linder's hen.
elif, who was to receiv e the profits, and he respon
sible for the losses. 'Pending the agreement of
the Bank with Linder, and before his compliance
wit' its terms, Rirker sold three cargoes of coal
to Gehenna?, under aFenntriterto furnish him the
coal fur one week at $1 90 per ton, and for the
balance of the month pt October nt $2 per ton.—
After those three caret's were sold to the - deft.,
Rickert refused to Ore him any , more, and (Jul.
torman refused to pay;
The question - in the case was,; who sold the
deft. thecoal—Riekeit •as the agent of the Bank,
or Rickert as the agent of Linder. • The 'Court
charged that if Linder sold the,coat to Guiterman
through his agent, then the tiltff. -ought (01 recover,
but that it It•was sold by Rickert as the agent of
the Bank, even though for Linder's benefit, that
then the verdict should be fur the Oft. The jury
roundler the deft.' • , '' •
• Oterseersof the Poor of „Monter township, Cu.
61,44111 Cutility tie. the 'Director* of the Pour cof
Schuylkill Conety.-rThis wee an amino Instituted
to recover the expense of the maintenance of a
Pauper front the Directors of the Poor of this coun
ty. The facts: of the case were not dispated.—
Jacob Costner, haring a wife and five children,
and residing in this county, went to 510n4er
township. where he was engaged in quarrying
' stone. Whitsf.eugaged in his work, the batik of
earth and atone caved on him, completely crush.
'Leg one of his ley, so LA 1.1 render immediate am
putation neceolary, and injuring the other .an
much, that it hereto. necessaryto amputate that
also in'abouttwo weeks: Ile lay for some month's
completely helpless, end the whole expense of his
maintenance and attendance was borne lay Mon
tour township; until his , remove by the Directors
of the Poor to Ole Poor Rome l f this county.—
The question arising in the VISO was purely one
of law, the derts. coot nding that this method of
recovering .the :moo t duo from them fur ti
maintenance of the Raper is contrary to law.—
The jury rendered ar, rdict in favor of the Offs.
for $354 47.
.. .
A rule was taken by the defts. to show cause
why the verdict should not be rendered itc favor of
the delta., nom obstinate vereslicto, and if\ the law
arising in tbiv nits is decided in favor or Alone., a
verdict will be;given In their favor. , Tho ration
of law has not..yet been Argued. •
-The ease of .11. T. Green es. F. Tyler A Co., we
will give areportof next week.
$9,512 77
DT :as PUP or ?own' HALL.
[Entered according to deg of Congress. A. D.. 1559. by
Bennett A Co.. in the Clerk's Mee of tpe District Court
of the United elates for the Eastern Istria. of P*11313.
aylraula.]
We sung of the Farmers, but did not get through--
The oysters are wince to a six-penny mew;
We don't mean t o say, such a stew were our Una' ;
And trust that the reader our meaning divines; •
That facts, lika the oysters, in number are less
When served oq a pinch, In a limited mess.
She shoots of oar genius, no triatterhoir thrifty.
Are trammerd by lines. and the number Is Otty—
Eiceeding that number sometimes by a few—
The lines, being verily, we elytY ally through;
For treating of farmers, the sahieet, foreoutb, ,
Requires a volume for writing the truth.-
t
, .
The Tanmsr with all the pretensions he makes,
Quite often- Is found the companion of rates.
The earth la his mother—lt must be confessed,
That often, alas! he will harrow her breast= ,
He looks on ber face at the deep tunnels there,
t .
And knows in their making that he had k start,
The corn. without mercy. be takes by the rare;
And strips it w tone:that the body appears;
Thin those who inure,erowed on a bill of their torn
In pens. to the bomb without feeling are thrown—
Not eat laded yet, he w ill erectly brat
And Uinta without pity his innocent whisk.
When armed with tits rrytheltie is never weld
He enters the Acids where there's many it blade—
Riaht onwird be marches vitt" blow after blow,
Tilt all in hiepath on the earth are laid .low;
And then with ins tears o'er the work be has done,
lia leaveth the fallen to bleach In She ann. .
Like Vandal*, titer Farmers viii do is they plait.;
. The applarl they turn from their borne' Jolts, trine;
.And then the y are seised endure forcibly pressed
'Toyield all theettlee with which they are bleat;
And this, with poor - arrant, or process of taw,
Is prison-1 in kerns—Ohi eve use straw I -
OUR FARMERS.
- • . .
Potatoes with IleOil flea they wil tern mat -
Proof Matte ha the pound U by many a apron
An 3, . spurning the tree !spas hamof Otte AIWA •
liise
They Pell eta abet in tbt es' ors;
Bat berry them ye to the Mrs deep. :'.
To dry tap their grytmor in ma to was* ,
they taib *loci freisiMor ;twit Int the/ lie:
Yet they on thelesuttierte are pia lag the Mks, ~
And U they are *alive, the Ka tof the Clad.
‘
Will maim fm th
a em subm halve in trios their load;,
Sat boldi' in rty...Uhl limo not at all -
nave we littrodured the Maur, ower hail:
And wordyn IM o trXte, we will whisper to re,
Are oysterthat mud be seen la the Stew,
iteranse at Um T ok en the Pennon boyetortna, .
, Lad Ftlol2lllllllo 410.11*-•4oi *nettling their low;
1 For ail of them know that of berpatas wet rate,
1 Whatever the mason, a haireet,Mtherm % •
. .
• ENV T SO.T:
Tower Mal ilassar.
51$ Narkai belays Atill it. 6th, Swab aid
PIIIL A DEL PII
.Tax Smut's
GRAVAll.—fils.lirshain finis,
on behalf of Mr. Sickle's, t.l
at length, defining the law o j
his views ot Scripture law.
al !mare he made a brilliant
finished with the following
''And now, gentlemen of the
word more to say, and ths
every man will leave his sea
of the Courtoo.day, with e
obtain ill!his garments at th
lag Ball of Koekhill k Wits
Chestnut street, above Sixth
Dr. Wlstar's Balsam
Where the above preparac6n is known, it it
well established •as en lola ible.Retnedy.for
enre'of Corgis; Colds, Sore Throat, Ileartes
Dronclatin, Spitting if aloe ,Pair its the Br
Crook, Whooping Cough; and every form' of Pub
,toonary Complaint, that it Were* work of so
eroration to speak.of its,mtits. • •
• Diseovered bye well know physician mina t an
twenty years since, it has
,the wonderful a res
it has effected, b e en consta tly appreciatin in
public favor, until its use a d its reputation are
alike universal; audit is now known and cheria ed
yt ,
tie
by all (aud•their "name is le ion") who have u
restored to health by its use as the Gunk? R its.
nr for all the disedres which it professes toe re.'
I Sir James Clare, physleiku to Queen. Viet ris.
hisgiven it as his opinion - that , • ' i I
Cosseusoptiossi ewe be Clawed! •• I •
The whole history of thisiMedicine filly Con
firms the opinion of that .e uinent. man. Thou
sands can te'tify, and have testified, that .when
.all other remedies had faile this hat completely
cured; that when the sufferer bud well nigh des
paired,:this has afforded inimediate, relisf; that
when the physician bad pranounced the disease
incurable, this has removed it entirely.
' The virtues of this Balton' arb alike npplica
bin to cure a slight Cold or a Com/leased Conintap•
tin*, and its powers as a Lys, eerie is, speedy,
pleasant and efferent.: remedy cannot be equaUed.
pa'CACTION ! Ptlfellervoi None tides. it has this
watrrea strikers of '•.l. Burrs" iiii the-wrapper,
as wellas the printed name or the proprietors.
1 -
S. W. BOWLS k - CO., Proprietor.,
Bestow.
. `
gents
Per tale by their itgentseverywhere. I •
itemise :—.llohu , G. Brown , J. C. Hughes, and'
Henry Mo . :slur, Piittsvillee C a L. guntsinger.
Schuylkill Haven ; 111. W. Prevost;" Mintirsviile;
R. J. Fry and MeGisigan . Fowler, Tainaqui; 11.
Slassler, Port Csrl)en ; Paul Barr, • Pinegrove;
n
i
G. Reagan k. So ' Tuscarora; Charles Marsh,
Now Philadelphia; Jonas Robinhold, Port Clin
ton; It. 11. Irvin, St. Clair; B. Phillips, New
Castle; lidin. Williams, Middleport. ' F , •
July 34 1858. 1 v .,. '3l.euwly ~
iir Dialley , n Eagical gain Extractor
will cure
,is,l tollowlu among a great catalogue of (Ha
r
ingest—Boris, Scaldsi
Cuts, Ch tfes,SOre Nlpples,Corns,
.Ullbions, Ilitilses, Et us, Itites 7 Poison, Chliblal ni„Elles,
Scrofula, Orem, Feel Sores, Felons, Ear Ache, Filets,
Sore leyett, Gout, Sire /logs, Elteumatistn, Scald Heed,
Salt Rheum, I.lldnetiit, Erysittelas, Ringworm ; Itarbere
Itch, 1/m811.1'14, Ilettilmt, Itasii, ll c4lie.
To Some: ii:Ml4 tippler incredulous that so Mai dla:
easel shish -lie rep ed by ogre article: - such :a idea
te,
will vanksh,-W
hen reflection plate to the fart, th t the
salve isrst email:oil it s t of Ingredients, each nod every .
one appiy i ingst,per . fert'untidottt to its Opposite dblorder.
PanicirAL DEporit4s Cirri ars:trill Nese l'l/ . .
Li i 3 ,_ . 01 ... L.
Wgold by JOHN di. !nom,
, L. 1
sal : - yuportanti to ' Feta
Ptits.-?h combina ions of I gt __.
are the ! : ult of a lot and Al . :tenetsa - practles.l, They
are mita In their ope alio°, a certain in correcting all'
Irrezulartties, painful menstrd til
ations, removing 11 ob.
struettO l ne4 whether from cold or otherwise, h dache,
pain it'lthe side, palptation oi l the heart, dist orb.. sleep,
which always arise firm interroptlon of nature. They
can bWattecessfully tett as• S . preventive. The Pills
shoal .never be taktp lo pregnancy, as. they w old lie
sure tia cause a tuisarrlsge,! Warranted purply egette-•
Isle, and free Min snit bins injurious to life or . ealth. 1
Ezplieit Oilvel loos, Whieli sliculd tbe teed,'it many
each box, rare st. 3 tent by . mall, by etielosin sl to
any authorized agent. • It. 11. 1117TC111,.%5.
General Apest l- R.,ILS Mast bar R., Ne+York
To whom all le oil A ers should be addrreed.
- SarSold by . Bans NSex, Pottsill e, and
Maur lima leadicy',, . ' .•}4D-14J ?!
Ira- Ilair 1 Jairl Dye! l ßale Die 14 ,7 .
itlCi PeS Hair Dy c tti • '
" 'The ORIGI mil BEST in the, slii!
All others an, ~ ,mital bins, and should be avoided,
i t
if yen wish to escap ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or 1 '3 Ili AlAilt Dyed ; Instantly to a
bee ui iful and Nato I Drowa or Black, without the !amt.
Injury to Hair or Sk, n. I
FIFTEEN 31EDA S and DIFLOSIAS have been awar.
ded to Wm. A. Datcholor since 1539, and over 69.909 at
plicatinne have beeuirnadn to the hair of his ratrons of
.i • \
Ids famous Dye.l -
0 . WM. A. DATCIIII IPS GAIIt j/YE produrei a rotor
not to be &sting - ills ad from nature, and is WAIMANTED
not to Injure In the east, however long It may be con-1
t
tinned, and the ill effects of bad Dyes rimed! l ; the I
!lair Invigorated fo life by this splendid Dye.
Made, Wild or app ej (In 9 private rooms),,et t e Wig
. ;
Factory,.'.l3 Droadw y, NeW Yotk.
Sold in all eltles d towns of the Malted States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goode Dealers. 1
iirTlie Genuine;as the name and addresCapp a
-steel plate engriivi on four Fides of each, box, of
:.. 1 . WILLIAM . A. DATCHELIMI,
[49.1y) ,' ' )233 Dreedway, Nei York,
ifarSolti by JOIINI a. num:ri k hoa, Pottsv ille, Pa.
. , .
. . , .
TR-Wigs: Wigs: lilrige 2--nATet
Willi and TOUPiES surpass all. They are
IlgAt, 4aey ind dutiable. ': 1
Fitting to a cbartn—no tUrnlng up befit nd—
tog off the hea4; Ihdeed. this to the only estat
where these thlna are properly understood au.;
f• 194.1 1... 1 ' O3 n"aqwaYt i'Ve
SO'. Tie drill'', Enollsißemedy ,
JAMES CLARKI S CELEBRATED FEMALE
1 ,
Prepared from a reserlpOon of:SieJ. Ct.tit
. .phystelan Extraordinno , to the !linen.
This lovalitable imealclue Is unrolling In the
these painful and Idangenks s db.:tame to whfch I
cOnelltptiou Is sntject. It i modetut4a all t est:etrl
moves all obstructionsoindi t a speedy cure play{
on.
To litarriel Ladlea it ht keullarly
wi I, in a short thins, bring l on the monthly
regularity. • - 1 • ... . i
Bach bottle, rite One liar, bears . the 01 i
Stamp of Great II ItUtn, to prevent eninterfelt
Air These rillslsholiN be take by fecal
4o
Vie FIRST TIIIfEEIIO,77IB of /Negnancj
ere sure to ',ringlets Misoirriagi, but at any i
Vey are safe. f.., I
'-'ln all clues of !form:mind Spinal AfSectione, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight excrtioh, Palpita
tion of the Heart; Underlie, and Whites, three Pills will
effect a cure when all other means have; falled,and al
thnngh a pnwerfal remedyl, do not contain i,oh, citomel,
antimony. nr anything hurtful to tbei"constittitlon. .
Fell dirert tons In the pinphlet around each package,
whleb Ai:mid be carefully, preserved. .
Sole Agent for the nil led States end Camia,.
i
1 JOB MOSES, (Late I. C. Baldwin ' tit Co,)
, • 'Rochester, Si. Y..
1 N. 11.—$11 awl 6 jiaotaga straps enclosed to any , an
thilrlzed Agent, will Insure'si heel'', contal niUg oier . 50
pills, by return mall.
4 sale in Pottsville, by IFEN . RT SAYLOIIi; in-Tama
qUiii, by E. .1 .YRT ; and by all Drugglets throughout the
Onited - Stati;tand Canada". . . Pune 19.'51 25-
Tli 11 , UREA • CEST
Medical Discovlery
OF. TitE AGE.
NNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in
ouo'of our common pasture weeds a remedy that
cures.
EVERY AVM OF HUMOR,
750 K
The Wont Scrotal., down! to a Common Pimple.
Tie has tried 11 in over eleven hundred cases, and nee-
er tailed except in two tapes, loth thunder humor. lie
has now In his poseesslon over ore hundred rertitlattes
of Its value. all within twenty miles •of iketho.
Two bottles leis warranted to curs a nursing sore
utonp.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pim
ples on the face.
Two or three bottles will cure the system of bites.
Two betties are warranted to cure the worst canker In
the stomach. • •
Three or flee bottles are warrautedg to ears the worst
.kind of Eryslpdas.
`One or two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes. I L
Two bnttles are warranted to cure running of t a e sari
and blotches among the hair. •
Four to six bottles are warranted lo enre torrupt and
en t.eing ulcers.
On • bottle will rune scaly eruptions of the st.in.;
qr three bottles are 'emoted tee cure the ' worst
kind of rinalonn. 1
Two or three bottles are warranted to ,clern thq
desperal• ara of rheumatism.
Three to four bottle* are warranted Incurs edt-rbeum.
Five to eight• bottles will cure the worst case of serof!,
uht.
One to three bottles are warranted to core illes worst
case of Dr•repsta, I know from the exper bate at thou
sands that it has been caused by • ranker In thn tomach.
One to two bottles are,warranted to cure skk =roe
eihe. f it'r
One to two bottles are warranted to regulate a
tets
state of the bowels. .".
One to twat bottles will regulate all &fauvisml
the kldneys4
Four to sixhottlea hare need the wont eases of del.
One to three bottles has eared the worst gee of ;
a relief Is allays experienced; what a mercy to get
lief In such im emendating Mussel I •
NO change of diet ever necessary-4u the beat
can get and snough of it.
Outmost troy vre::—Adults, one la fUI 'tier
day: Children over ten years, dessert-sfroufull•
ten from tivoktO eight yens, teaspotinftd. j As no direr.
Items can be applkatte to all eoiratllutlitos, take Jut&
elect to operate oaths bowed* twice a day
IlleUraCttratti ET
DOWALD - KENNEJ
* Ro t : 124 Worm Street, LI
ts-Far Nal* by druggists throughont
Mardi 12.
aillararif oi pithiest and ‘Pllltrees
Br Chuites-The 'Merlon whkli to test the tens.
Inerient et lb, preparations, is the water rr ark, mum
ble*, irink 1n tipe poi rot ;which the books of 'directions,
aria annineed. Iron. seieh illaf. wheuliald ip to tin
BOIS Ihd mord* "Holloway. New York and Los don" are
sociajoicarous,tba article Is the "real Simian Para."
ttilatelidfrinkrk la wanting, the Ida la it prrii Mous lap
Itatleir. x . , Ws re.ll is admitted by the -ioadon Medical
li.rleer'and#• Es Lancet^ that 041,0intpleut bag re .
eritliprodueed ascot ttalOokedtor results (unlocked for
bytheprojankra at lest;) in saps of ploy. paralysis,
.WI Mat, hip disease, rbeinoallim, and neuralgia.
VP°. Here fluidness or:Gray Ilstrot
••Joixo II tra's .Eno Mininsr. Ilia IrtrieuTATOii,
the titivated chemical discovery of the Igo. is an lotalll
- restorer and preserver of the hair and sight.
Differing entirely fnmo the Seleterloei sod worthless
compounds with which the public have at kng been d%
calved, It possesses wonderful propettles peculiar to it.
self. •
In ewes of baldness, or gray locks. it will alrengthen
the cuticle, disengage the capillary tubes,and give them
such rigor that Y - PaY hairs will disappear, and gradually
but certainly, • new growth of hindiouto hair, in • Its
original Ur! color, will firing up In their place, even
when deprived of it for years by age or sickness.
is not a dye, but will changi the mice of the hair
to a beautiful brown Cr black, • rendering it 'soft and
glossy, and Inclining to curl. it will not stain the Sant
linen or **skin. •
This; Invaluable preparation also preseVieee the ‘ sight
and prevents headache, &tiding; ie., Le. Jro sale; by.,
all respectable Drugglate, and at the laberatory and
Whoiesal• Depot of Jams IlaUtt & Co, N0.T04 Chesnut
Street, thlladelphia..
For male aim wholesale and retail, at P.' BANDS°.
SONS iln.sg and Chemical Store. P'ettavllle. .
Branca or Ala.
•ied las greet spelt
45..7. Mr. G. spoke
the land, and glrpag
fter speaking
peroration whietr he
remarkable works:
jory, I have bat boa
is that I trust fal
t at the adjournment
#rtn dateisuination to
ti Brown Stooge Cloth
6n, Nos. 603 and 405
Philadelphia.".
CZ=
' so
Ithe
est,
just.
PRES, /I SPYING 000D5 —4t the "Bee Hire."
LADIES'
Dross Trimming,
pstirsitiblug
ti4tiet. 810 e,
Centre Street,
.
Atolulnirthit
rorsiviux 'roust
iusr RECEIVED.. • •
New Trimmings-0f every ddeeriptlon.
New Dross & Dlantllla Fringes, Haifa:me&
Ribbons, fee . —A large and elegant assertmest.
Embroidered Collars, SLELVEd_and DIMITY •
BANDS— • Handsome atilei—vory cheap.
Hosiery, and FURNISHING GOODS—
Of the hest qualify:
Best Kid Gloves, Or ALL COLORS—
' .;.; Alen. Silk, Chia Thread and Cotton Gloves.
HobairMlits— • ' • • A tine assortment.
Steel SPHING SKOISS-A variety if the bast styles.
Zephyr•WOUSTED and SHETLAND WOOL—
' • • .• A full and freak stook.
VasbrellasiPAßAßOLS and 'BUN UMBRELLAS—
Differvot Moos and styles.
'Jet 'slump= and 0111qA3IENTS—
New and beautiful Mile*.
Choice PERHIATERT and 'WILE? ASTICLEd—
' Of ell kinds.
Hair Net% PLAN mud BEADED.
'Oierliir ['adieu are particularly Welled, to roll and
examine these 00014. which are unequalled lti style
acid quality, and are offered it km . orlon'.
Pottsville; April 9,'59 .- .11S. .
MORNING . AND Noce PRATICR MENTIM every
day, at 'Thompson's Hall, Second and Alarket
streets, from sto 8 o'cloelilti the Morning, end
12 to 1 in tho Afternoon. Y. M. C. A.
w •
Rev. Mid ASILINURN is expectett . to officiate nt
the laying of the corner stone of an iipion Church,
at Friedonsburg on Sunday mornini.
A nexus° or the • Schuylkill Cotinty Pearls
Bible Society will be held on, Monday evening.
next, (21416th,) lb the PresbyteriaT4hurob,Me.
huntangu Street, (Rev. , Mr. McCoot : J'tit 8 o'clock.
An •address still be deliveredrby the 11ev. Mrs
DYLLEBIII%
This - body coexisting of 24 urdaitied Ministers,
7 Licensed Preachers and rcandidates, end an
Elder from each of the Sections—(some 25,) em
bracing, the Presbyterian Churches (0. S.) frutu
Port Clinton in Schuylkill Co:10 Tuuckbanneek, l
Wyoming'. Cu., met at. Wilkesharte un the 19th
ult. and (was opened with's Sitimen by Rev. E. 11.
Snowden, of Kingston. •
Rev. J. Whtte t ut Summit Hill,Corbon Co., was
chosen Modendui, and Rev..M. J. Melia, of
Scranton' and Rev. J. Johnson, of Cunyngluun,
Clerks. '
Thu usual routine businers was transazted, the
utmost harmony prevailing throughout. the re
ports frum the Churches on ?the state of Relig
ion" Were highly „encouraging, and indicative of
healthful progress. Several new houses of Ivor
zhip era about to be erected. Large additions to
Church 31embersliip have: been made. The or
ganization of several new Churehes.was drdeted,
and urrangernents atinde fur the -surlily of ell the
congregations with the regular ministratiuns of
the Word and Ordinances.
The Presbytery has a membership of *early
2500. Its ogeseswte collections us reported for
1058 were $15,51r1, and the collections for 180)
will soon be published exhibiting considerable
advance. • ,
Mr. Philip B, Cook, of the 2nd Church, Potts
ville, having graduated at Nassau-Hall, nod ,the
The' tragical Seminary at Princeton, W4l licensed •
ass Probationer tit preach the tiospel.
'The Oeneral Assembly's Overture on the de
. mission of the ministerial office, after extended
discussion, was answered in the negative,
The Rev. Henry Rinker, A. M., was by an unani
mous voted elected' Principal of the Lucerne In
stitute; fur boys, rat Wyoming. Au excellent ap.
&inter - 04 Mr. Rinker graduated with the,high
est honers of his class at Name Hall, is a tellseher
of large experience, and an accomplished gentle;
.man. The summer term opened collate 4th inst.,
with over 40 scholars. It icone of, the best buys'
school* in the State. - • •1-.
' The following rept/tine the school fur girls was
aaopted
“rbe committee to visit and examine the con
•
o othr)iik
ilightnent
,-gllt
IPILU.-
z. M. D.,
! taro of all
he female
s and ru
be raped
'oiled. It
i
Hod with
dun'ug
, as they
ighir time
,
dry, Sam
United Six*
licligious )attilignict.
PIiESETMY OP Lorzarz
ditiou of the Willtesharre Fernsle InatitUte have
performed the duty !assigned them, awl take
pleasure in reporting ! that...they and the schools
admirably kept. The Principal, H.'S. MIMS, A.
M., asAsted by a turps of kind End itlicieriteeacb:
ere; is conveying to large clus.es of young ladies
theroOgh instruction ip branches solid, eLissic and
ornamental.
The home arrangetneida for boarding pupils in
the (slimily of the Principal are Convenient, earn.
fortable and healthful'. The Institute! is ptts , sesed
of the most modern educational facilities, appir
ittus and appointments, and has a situation most
happily' camt•ining saluhrity with rare beauty. It
deserves and rhuuld re i eeive the patronage nod
eutslldeuce of 'our families and friends."
•I" 8. F. COLT,., Pottavillo.
. ..
I J. S. Iltiedr, Mauch Chunk. '
/ 1 Committee: ) , jt!LICS FMoen, Towanda,
e
- • • A.A. LowitY; Part Carhop.
. ley.. J. Dorravee, D. D. ,I,i,r . .lVilkeebarro (as
Principal.) iltey. Julie L Atut:Mog ul llaselton, (as
Aternate,)Cilllooll.Fillter, li.o inlg. Elder of Screw
to 'and 'l' heodure Strong, of Pittston, (ts Alta
nrte Elder) were :window' Comm issiooers to the
General Assembly biineet at lodianapolia.
Intl-next elated tmteetielt Of the Presbytery is .
to be held at Eekley, I A omelet taeoling will be,
held in May lur die installation or her. Cliarlei
I. ltosenthul, uv'er. ttes hirge German Chureb of
Scranton.:
!After the usual tallith:pa exercises the Prosby.
all adjourned at a late hour Thursday uight.
•
\ , . NOTICES.
itli-METIiODIST b:PIoCUPAL CIIIISCII. Second
Stret; Pottsville, Rev. H. E. Gator, Pastor. • Dl
vineservlevevery Sabbath at 10 A.M.and at 7 1 / 4 P.M.
LUTIIERANCIIURCII.3IarketSquare
POttrallle,ltev. W. /i.j.IICIIENII3OI, Pastor. Divine eel ,
Tieein t hie Church regularly every Sunday. Mernlug t
n't 1014 cleek; evreuiug.at o'clock Weekly Prayer
Meeting, rharadayeveuiug. at 7 o'eloa. .
iEz•Tilg SECOND PRESDETEitIAN 'FILCH silt
irorship regularly et.the Assoitite Delo ed Church
Building, 'Merl:et streer—ltev. Seism. .0 T, Pillthr..—
`Jibbgtb MOlflit , g, at 1014 o'clock; evening., et. 7
clock. Weekly Lett ure ankf!ruyer meetink, Weduesday
evening'', at 7 o'clock. .
Marriage Notices west ie Accompanied
with, 23 cents to appear in the JOURNAL. •
mAnnizro.
•Onitt.ilir.ll,--EtiiiilLEg—in the "elle of Phltadel•
phis. tin Thueedoy morning', Rey sth, 1‘..59, in at. Mat
tbew'a Lutbefen Cbuteh, Ne . w - street.. below Font lb. by
the Pnetne, liter. E. W. nutter. 0. A. Goniatti.,44 Potts..
vine, to DlAtt.t . .g. Ikviaurn, daughter of Mart ,Iluehler,
. •
DIED. '
•
BRANNON-1n Phtlmielph!a, on the 11th Instant,
flamer, wife of Johu Fhaunon, In the 324. year of her
age.
NICIIOLAS—On the ltth Inrt, WlttTA ti. "Depots*,
second son of Dr. J. T. si.reolas and ,Illizabetli Nicholas,
aged nine pare, tut, month' end nine 44311
The friendsfand arrittaletancre of the family are rea•
pectfully Incited to attend lii funeral this (iatardAy)
a things% at 1 o'ckek.:
WANTED'.
XITAN'T'ED—At 'the 'Ashland Iron
• y V Works, Imrnedlately. one good Mishkin Black
smith. None but the beet of workmen nerd apply.
L. P. CI ABB' EU; & BROS.
M-3t
Aj land. May 12, I R. 16
ANTED- ;; Twenty Bituminous
Cod Innen. paid.monthly.
J . D. 311TCTI ELL.
Lyemning en.
April CS 1,'5917.2mS
WANTED= -Five Thou r sind . ,Ladiis
and Gentlemen to attend Gib Oran d Tent...Vanee
ktant bleeding to be held at Cremona, SATURDAY. 3ley
141 h. 1.860, at b o'rk.ek, T. II: The Sone of Tenpwanee
of Creetotaihavlnk engened•kli. T. SIIOL3tId. lipid a own.
her of well known opeakere to addreee, thee on the.
Temperanert question, would TenterifUlly Invite the pub
lie to attend.- VV. L. GRAY.
Coml.' of arrangements:{ S. Y. rAY:i
gay T . , '59
An
T;MgACIIERS tgANTED.—The
Dual election e.f 'readier/ Ihr the Commou Schools
oline. for the year bralettlog lbe tint of Jane,
11149, will he held bribe Board of Pixecters. oo %Anus.
4 0 y eNtalinll4. sl b of May ooze. Twontpeeren places
Will be to fill—four with moles and twenty-the.. ttilb
frmaltit. Coteries ihr malts from 5450 00 toiSoo 09, and
-for female* from llt.s 00 to strAl 00 a pee._PaYablo
Monthly, according to grade of reboot and qualification
'of applicant. Of the Teaches now employed. three have
realgued, to take effect at t clove of current year.—the
Principal (male) of the lath Cchold, an malatant (feusk)
alba 3lakt Grammar School. sad the Tracher(katale)or
a Priunuy School.' There will oleo be ebosen a female
*Teacher Sw the Yiebbach School. In all maw leichere
n.
of experience prelim...l. Applications imarienly
eempantod by two Militates from ltee County taparletted.
dent, valid for the year 1549-'O3-..0 be wade, up to the
41mott election, In parson or by w r it ing, to'
.11...0ANNA1. 1 . iterititaf,
Gil LIVIA &ey.
- • .
' April A,
_ _ •
nissoLuTit.)N• OF
111111.5-nbe palate will take notice that th. It
wersbip hiewlotote editing letween the sea" "r
-bee thle dej bean itteeoleett by mutual ww.„ t r.t
thlt ell the liabilittts lbw , Ariz rf Ta3l.. titi.lll.l
be id by .1..9bn Y. limit who wl
duc w t
lb. buidocuis - bis owu oamil e. bout this
. -
aJosOltz.Veltattxrultp.
•
.
Pottsviikt. Aril - mct.
ADMINISTRATION,
Of . A DM I N In!' ATI 0 N N OTI
Whereat, letters of administration 441 tho
nistain S. Jackman, We of the Soniach
,i if $ , 4 ,74
Schuylkill county, deceased, have been roant,, N t
robarriber by, the iteglider of. the Ononty—s, 4 :
hereby given to all throe indebted to geld ornatet '
payment and those haying claims *lli omega it,
settlement to the underslord.
JOSSPn a.t.tr
Rt. elslr, 23, 17 . 41* Ado,
NOTICES.'
I VOTICE.—Was •left at tlt stk.
1` the anheariber. yenta time: ago, a fau n
containing aPM Mantilla, Dinka Puree a ,•••••, 4
article. The owner by paying for thla efli,
can have It by calling at my afore.
• • t . 11E.NDY ASAP...SANG.
Pot tST Ufa; May t
NoTicE.—i hereby notify all trio
inky concerti, that JOS6PII LIK Els no k
my *sant In the manufacturing, and sale cl )11:
baplenaants, and that he is no longer authorliol to
!act any money go me or In my name.
:JOHN DELLINGER.
: Maylll, '39 :0 St
L TOTICE to HOLDERS ofilit1"11 - 1 -
TOWNSHIP ORDERS.—In; ronvolpisoo o f
recent dlwovery of furred orders, and afro n o r i,
bare been re-tasortl, the undersigned, Tress.,
Condit - tor, htroby gives mule* that he will not rwris o
payment of taxes any ordors Issued previous to A,
CHAS, A itziti
Blythe township, 315114,119 fn4lt
'....4
noA .—.....
1 4 UDITOR'g INOTICE.—'4 tt,
1 derslgned. AndttOr appointed to dlstrlbm. n
In the hands of Geo. U. kicernhe,'Eaq.. AKe n „
of Plat:lt BOWMAN, hereby gives noticis• that h,,
Oland to the duties of has appointment, at his .rti,,,,
the borough of Pottsville, on Muted .y. the td d„,
Jun*, a. D t 1000, - 111 10 o'clock, A. N., when and it h.,,,.,
persons Interested mayusttandt J'AIIES ECM?,
1 day 11,49' 204 t
)
A.T,
UDTOR'S NO'fiCEl—The Ali
dertlgned, Auditor appointed to dist 6/si t u
nn t e
i n th e hands 01 Wm. H. nine. rMly A pst....Dr•
Joar.ru ALTER, herd* also' notice that he •El :
tend to the duties of Dia appointment, et his 011,,,
the borough of Pottsville, on Wednesday. the Itt ...
Jane. A. V., 1(50. at 10 o'clock, A. n., when and a h.,.
persons Interested may attend. JAMES ELLIs,
Slay 11,19 il031) ' . , , AwLf
STRAY COW.-r--Came to Alb
premise. of 114 subserilmer. ieildlna it,
Yralloy Doi tthip. Sebuylkill county, • larre.l:t.,
Supposed to hares
,calt two months. Wide ha%
le
white ,m, a white spot on. thit shoulder, and a .1
spot on the face. Supposed to be between 5 and 11 •
old., The owneele op ureded.to tome and prove tT , 1
ty, pay eharges and take bar away, or she will be a
tweording to law. G.,W. LEIN AN,
.
May 14.'0 . . 1:10.3t•
,
XN the Orphans' Court 'of Schuylt,
Onanty..—ln the mallet of the account ofJawd, L . ,
et. Adatni.fritfrr of RODEDT Wth/DAIDS, dereawl
The undersigned. to whom wu reettod the el
matter, under the eseeptions accompanying the rn.
of Lewis Iteewer, Anditor. hereby rives males ibm
will attend tolhe duties of ble appointment cm Mat
the 30th day of May, DM% at 10 melock, Cu.. at l e .
dee, in iba booon2b. of Pottsville, when and whet.,
parties Interested May attend. DAVID 11. OLIVIA.
.. May 11,'59 20,1t] 4.1 a,/,,,
N•MEETING of the,old Stooklid
ere-oeboth Cash and Fusing Ittockholdere—d
'ot famine Water Company. under the first chart.r
be held nt the how* of Mortimer & 'Brother, on SI
ilay. May the 14th.at-3 o'clock, al Ituttne:a of
portance will be laid before them, and all Interegc
requeotcd to attend.
A pal 30, '6ll ^..L.
A UDITOR'S NO'fla.-111 the();
LIL Own' Court of :lchttylkill County.
The undersigned. Auditor, appointed (In pt
John P. Hobart, Neg..) to re date apd nreettle,P
moot of JOIIN W. ettoKmAttitit.-Annrtlian \of I:.
Pails.* minor child of Henry Eulaldecemwd,w Plan
to the duties of his appointment. at his ofßivt in CA
garret. Pottsville. otv Tuesday, the 11th day ot Mar. I
at In o'clock, A. M. • . WM. L. %MIN EY
• Pottiylll4, Nay 7,'58 MO Awl I'r
A SSIGNEE NOTICE.—Where:
the I:indent:toed have been, by a voluntary
of mustanment.appoloted As.looms of II EN' itlf
SEMKtt wife.of Nlllltreok torroblp,lLebanon
In trust, for the bettellt of eittlltors, all penis I i,d, I
to the ~h l A .lfenr. ere reriberttod to wake. Infinoll
poyomot, and thorn haring elahns or demands arai
hlm wilt wake known tho,inanaLwit bout dotty.
The Ismks are In the Aland; td Unita U'. Sirs'
Esq.. of 1111Inenk town:hip. who Is aut hods. &to t
settlement, and to whom nil thee 1nd0.4.11 to. or
log claims against. sakd AltSi VIM'. 111 ii 4.4.04. a prly..
JON ATH AN 11.1.10.
UEO. Ll. NIILLY.It,
Nay 7.; 'Z9 19:Gti Am.
N the Court of Common Pleas
I
schpynoweounii:--
J,'W .NUTZ, Si/bp:emit sur
TS Per TerSOISPS. Ahaa 8./Dan,
SARAII NUTZ. Dee. Tenn, ISM •
In areordsnee.with the act of Assembly h sorb
rnsde and provided. the said SARA II UTZ, 11.A.uh
ANITA named . Is hereby required to appear hofor. I
nth' . Coort, at Pottsville. on Mefdsy, the vllth din
J one, A. D.. 1F49. there And then to upsvu.r.,ln vt
pinlnß preferred in the above WOW. p.
Othre, Pottsville,
, ` Shtrtrf
April Dit h.' II -' 1‘• 41
I .
N 1 the Court of !CumAion Pleas
f•Olinyikill ..aunty— - •
SANK WALLACE, by her next,. 1
friend, Watian Ertner., y - 1 (r'-i Meech Term. 11
Aft igisf,. .%40. Ili,
J A NII:4 VA LLACE. , 1, , •
,
To 3A:11 F.S. WAI. IA C,' 11. the Dtfelolld il 60r , Ilil./
rou,are hereby enmmendeid that yon' he end Aron
your proper person, belbre our Judgesqt Potteri,io,,
Court of Common I'leas,;hero to be held Po the - nte.
of 14..huy.1k ill, on the firs ylonday of .I,uue I,* 1 ,,
sane the Petition or Libel of the told Jane 11 allac ,
ti , alum moor, If any you dives -why thb meld J., a
lace, your wife, should not be divorced, from the ~ v,
of matrimony entered Into •ith yiny the said II
Wallace, agreeably to the Art of Assiertibr In 'l,urt,
made and provided. JOIIN P. ititillAKT, 5h,,,.
- Sheriff's Mike, PottsSillo.' I 2' '
. ~ April 21.1859. . J. ', 174 t
FOR BA.LE• TO LET.
FOR RENT OR SAl,P.—Tlial
yaluableravern Shi] In tba.lll6o of New.
lark, lately °ens 1.11 by Patrick 31c•Ciun. Apply
ii.IIARTIIOLO IKW, Poi t •vi
" • k IG•tf
D1E1331
- O'fiiF'Olt SA LE ON TIAE,
ptem•friber I. proper o sell 11.1. au
I iiron Ilme,runnlng from 1U 1
* ono,
de l lre to Improve the same. "
Apply to
Mnrell IJ, 'lll
L: 4 '4511 E D w
4 1 oR
Store roo Lodge rooms
iPPY
Pottsville, Ye , . ' ta
:1:0 I.ET _ ruin . Y
next, It a suite of rooms lotnardlately oPpon
,p seepol Church, uow occupied as an Richanas ,
Apply to •. 1Y.31.2 . 110311'1
Pottsville, reb..s. M 9 ' ‘% elf
__..—
10_ ,
17R . SAL - 4 -
E.Six pairs of Lum
x Trucks will bo sold cheap for cash, or mute .11
proved wority: Also, a valuable 11U4R. on the t
terms. Apply to , 4011 N IlUlillES, Trak
Pottiovllle,'Aley 12, 'AAl5.tt
1; plt SALE—Oho superior 8
Ai . poi pump. with-column Opel; and f0t111•; 6
all ready to Du put tutu tha:mlneut... Will tw oat 1.
Ipply at the Tamaqua trots Workalur further lel
CAItTEIt it AL'
'63
iree
.11t1ck Dwelihmt Boum with took-18011ot
supplted*with tar and water fixturee.
, I.lllllb Eteredineine, with beeement+ att,
rultable foe any kind of buotneyy, between thy A ,
can' House and the Pennyylvania MILIAN& re
rottvville, Feb. 26, '59 9.1 f J . &WIWI!
Connecticut
Schoylkili Coat:end Iron Company deetre to r'
propos:tit for the W avle , . of Audi ' new Colllvry,(, ,
Black Mine 'end TunuciVeltio al Caul, now cre , .nr:
the York and lark Yam tracts. at nastwood oe,o
ville. Them Iv a run on the sheet veins of IIT , f
yard+. pi.. limit lift bylowtwater. -.Thy improve
are new and convenient.
Any Information requited will ha Owen. an l p ,
received by ,110WELI. Ehtil
Illnerstrills, Schuylkill eottat , ,
L-it
April :3.'0
rjr lt
0 COAL ADPERATOs.
It KNT—A fine Colliery In Om Ilroad To
melte Coal Field. with all the Improvements.
*mars, Se... and now capable pf produrin4 fo m
159 lone of Coal 'per day. Also, a very fino
Dwelling and D'arehonne, lu connexlen with , tEr 3
if desired. ..
Thin Colliery la capable of doing a very Imo, eo
To good Tenants a - lease will he 4iveri on r... 0 e a"e ,
Jenne. Addrria—Dos 1't73,1 ' blladrlpbl* 1r t'
May 7, ' '
tA2 property of tbe IteS. J. S. liertnsn nor 1
A , RARE . CIIANCE.-The heap',
town. lkaks twenty, Pa., is at present for ...v1... A
three story!, and another one story. Brick Wow.
barn, alt necessary outbuildings , good sa rt..: E:
teen acres of good land, orchard, vineyard,oll kir
of fruit trees. ehrubbery, sbade trees, bago Pr
flowers In abundance, good water. Ae. t
It is on a public road and near two rallreds.
and Mel Penn. Location unite beall by. and s
ful prospect.excellt ima Ice a
at
mar residence, de., Ac. P os se ssion girth at any
May. 7.. '59 _ t 19
1
OR S A L E ...:-Ttro. 30 hors ,
I• iriaaa—macg together—tor hoisting and pu:
Ode 40:11nrae Engine, with gesringiArr do
ale
2al yards nf .44 snob pines, and working barrels .
500 raids of wire rope.— a or chslur ----,
inuiLlCtioise Engine , and te l 40, screens, Le., totat
The frame work of Engine sees and brelaker,
if
`sot tenures.
1 A ihrye tot of T rail% nal hkr Iron andlermp trot.
Aloy, drift care, *Axons cart antfekd. end two gig .
arm la sold very cheap.. Ae t na: m.loa.
krof . ): bit' 19'nf, Mardartg• scree, Dm+
FAepiry I":. ':i9 :If .1
---- ---- -;"
FOR SALE—VERY CHEA—
P-1 One 90 horse Eaglne,:d connections for Pasr i
.water. • ,
One 40 horso Engine,: holstiwg Cosi with 1 14
Mita MO Ilett IMIS. . 1
floe tO berm Engine, ifirmpltig.
One '2.0 hors* aught*, lets and coon
breanal. $ Ol
Abo g ut Co 1300 feet of 16 Inch pipes, with pt;
ki
.coniieetlnst imps, de. •
.! 1 About 400 feet of 14' loch pipe. pump; kee l '' '.
- - .. A lot of T rills, chain, type, Ae.
• ' . A. n
APO, to - r,'sEl-
' Otllee—eormer of Mahadtan to A Semed t ong
Pottsville, January 22, 10 t •
... ' 44f
,---,
to RENT—AII tile Veins ef t.
below the water level. of,t be !how ery +PU T '
*wills, containing WO sores of land . "1 1/
mitten( Pottsville. It has Four* Velum.et C MI.
!navvies the Mammoth 'White A#6 Veil rt 1.,,:
thickness. There Is a relined running alui r 4 , 4 o
north limn Pottsville to the Tract. There It 1 ,..0
this Trott at ledat 500 feet. Jeri, the upper lad I . ,
treat 150 to 160 feet has been crushed 64 115 ir b i i ':
his' of
,i' ball_
_ld repaired and used. It Is teeetde L, ,
to a mild Wit of cosi, tolow.tbe water lefel. o .
Whole surims of the Tract. Nor terms and tvl 't.
+Pei to . i -'1 Jolts 10.0 5 ~ - 4 ,
No. 4.:16-,Wilnut sUml, Pb.iilj.„‘4".}.-
J. T. iIAMMEIt
19-
May 7 / '4,
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