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POTTSVILLE, PA:
BA'PI~SDARs,►p6II6T 6~ 11lbr~ , ,
CAS TUTIIIIII4.
empt to
,stop thcrosmiatot.
tan Pirolkity:the Metals of
e Sabbatb, has aroused &leap-
Milion anions a amain slate
•"sire of a boiler serves
' • MUD .
The tareeriflti
pinuanier
Ph lip delphie ett• t ;
patently titter opl
In sit Vitt'.
too
' 41421 P!'
Is too peat. •
to .highly 117 • 41
the pressure of
explosive.' The I
dependence Bei
vibiets into di
a portion ondonb
derettapar by ."
ebsreeteristie of
*ltiwearint the liv
in.*. Without, 4
•at a ' •
-Philadelphia; w
abets Of the wee
‘ft!beig•!! o • ,br
we observe in C
of the abet. Oi l
'representing the
of thi cl6sene of
I Oiskine theta ".•
`forged threigh
'certain' Phtladal
time; but fear
who by to lieeP
whets the prawns of steam
meetings are similarly MOW
I le maga! temperaments. wine
~it.indigaatlne borders
. 00 the'
t übh r! ..f. mobs pisee in In.•
.•
on Saturday idgbt last, ,at
tiro:l4nd Orson* Were present, .
.17 sympathetic, the reatein
roelry;•- Tbe.proseedings ware
Ithe object
. of the meeting—
of 11•11410 to serve the devil
I ellipses the feat that the earns
tett end prominent citizen of
media the• list of Vice .Presi
egwithaut his consent, which
' tight apublialted card from him,
• log UNIT the list of the Games
lo lig a miss, 'they ere far from
most prominent end influential
-,Philadelphia. We can readily
• Wes"! of the men who corruptly
Legislative, the charters of
hia passenger railway' corpora
hat their association With. men
'Abe Lord's Day holy, Is of the
ith the objects of the meetitig
be acme of Judge Lewis is used,
loon AsSited' sa
T eotoectlon
1 we chinos that
• 1; s synspathl
bta reputation.
'Whlts t has been
However It to
tbst the wassor ,
.lapl observance
fend their positi.
1 :_. We trust for the. sake of
bat Ma name like th'at'of Mr.
sed without his authority.
k strike others. it mom to to
fin, which the opponents of the
of the Sabbath endeavor to de
n, la positively sinful and palßa.!
They istit only introduce most
trod name of the "meek and
bly hypocritical'
impiously. the
lowly Jesus,"
' they assert that
workiaglown is
ling therahnin I
S abbath. We
-we despise the i• .•
of the weskits
gent, to be be
sophistry. The
of the seven, ti •
defence of their position; but
the Comfort and happiness of the
self great incentive, in &drool
of passenger railway ears on the
odder at the blasphemy, while
alterable subterfuge. The mass
len of this Bute, is too 'intern-.
frayed into a fatal position by
man who labors hard - felt days oat
Ais the seventh to reinperate his
at day should be thrown open
y employment, what protection
him'? Dependences capital no
on labor. it is yet undeniably true
role labor. Legalize' therefore,
of worldly employment on the
L the rest will Oatuully follow.—
ppeops will be opened ;. the hum of
rations will be heard; and the
n must 'it'd, or others wilitlll
t would be 'the result! Some
eriment was tried in England,
Ind men. • They were compelled
ye in the week. and to reconcile
body; and .if
freely—to worldt
will there be for
doobtediy ls, one
tbet capital con
one deseription
§abbath t and all
Cars will run
manufacturing
poor laboring m
his place. ifh.
• years ago the ,n
Apon two thoi4l
• • to work seven t 1
them to this dro
wages. -The me
The.business dit
• bad to worse, no
pry, they were paid eight day's
became sickly and immoral.=
not prosper. Things went from
til the course was changed. The
lowed' to enjoy the rest of the
; workmen were
Sabbath, and U
more work than
tuident says, W
moralisation of
stem, and theses
And preeiselr ti
here, if worldly
should be legal
are now taking
fug the (act tlia
one 'or two ; •Ii
fear or interelt,
. this matter; qu
repeal of : all lb
the nest swath
• •:interested shall
that rennsylVu
ter, sod that t.
, a esti", to DO jp
least degree, 1.
of the Sabbath
In so article
"sericremarke:
, "Vi r e hese ', t
prem. Court le
'-; is a violatiou
• peace fa a iii
passengei roil
eel. So tie la
appears to be
in caoroing I
wiet,and igWo
'Railroad's wb
Very good., When complatat of their running
shall beentoo Jlet them be stopped. But it should.
be remembera that there ,is a material diffe'rence
as far ss n to dthey to the breach of the peace-is
concerned, be win a train of cars leaving the
' • city in the morning and returning in the evening,
endear, whin in the city pass a given point ovary
itiz 'nannies,: onoying congregationi; and 'keep
.
log up a Cant anal clatter.. -We would not how
,
• ever, regret to see all runways in the State ins
•
pond tramline on the Sabbath.. Ii - would be a
" piCeiniary ben tit rompanies, and a great relief
to 'men' who 'a c lapelled to red the trains.
z--r
' Tha fact la, that the people generally, aril ben-,
edited bye Sabbath observing movement.—
For ithstance, take New. - York City on Sunday
lest, end seeow positively respectable it was
on that day, n consequence of the compulsory
..elosing of g g-shops. The, Bulletin's correspon
dent writers'
"A.mora
' `.wad retearke
days. ' MILD"'
_hers closed,.
Were app iron
dromkeuria
' at the Tomb
committed to
~, , day of the I.
consequence was th;t they did
ever before; this, the superb);
. s owing to two eituses f -;•" the de
-Ibe under .the. former sys-
Initiation of their , bodily strength."
•
e 401174 effect wou/d be observable
•
employment upon the Sabbath;
sett, es the Mende of the measure
taps to . demand. Notdithataad•
the press of Philadelphia, with
norable exceptions, has through
proved• recreant to its duty lb
that threats are uttered that a
Sunday laws will be attempted at
if the Legislature," the parties
even at this early day,
is will hive a voice in the mat
e members from' the Interior will
tject calculated to impair in the
peaceful, quiet, Miffed character
on this subject. the goading Ga.
e decision of a Judge of the Su-
Pennsylvania to the effect thaeit
of civil law and a breach of the
o to drive ora company to start a
iy•cor on Sunday: ha lex icripta
undoubtedly stands. But there
gross inconsistency and injustim.
against . the city Railway CoMpa.
'Jog iti existence as to the other
I'. lines run beyond theoity
newel okuiernnoe of the tiquor law
yesterdatthan on previous &n
-of the principal hotels kept their
d most ni the corner liquor ',Moons
ly shut dp. Not a single arrest for
as reported by,tke police yesterday
"there more persons are usually
prison on Sande" than on any ether
eek." „
(York correoppudeat of 'the Ledger
' • The New
writes t . • i
•' 15
"The city' lo.dey was as quiet *se, mouse; with
as much Jew and• order as the most rigid Sabbata.
. Tien could possibly' desire. Some or the Fourth
' WaSd groggeries ventured to open their doors; in
the morning. but the prompt proceedings of the po
lice Compelled them to close up. In tome
I, where the proprietors were refractory, they were
'marched off to the station house. At Conrad's
'Garden, and Jones' Woods, many thousands wen
essembled* usual, and there was-no lark of li
. 'ger. but evetyth log passed off quietly enosikb..",
And so Sin." We could Cite many more buten•
net to pre?, ,tgiscorreetnissa of the position', that
we are only eafe while we respect the Sabbath
• ,Day, soft keep - It holy. The gamblete, the face, '
ERIN the "rrtrdies of Philadelphia, are sheet tfie
ooly'persesii who..naresly defend the , proposed
• - -
desecration, 'and keep ap the elation The Pitts
. burg GcOettekla sorreet when it asserts that the'
' l i opposition to ibe use of public conveyances ( on
' the Sabbath day is no new tangled docirlue. It
I
is not ao l offsPring f latter day Piety, ashes been
• intimated in cartel quarters; but on ths, contrary
'• It is a legacy from egood and patrioi4e MOO Of,
' the Past: • The'ver law de which
, the ecision is
, 'based wee' enacted i the lest eentuiy— more than
three wire rove go. It originated in *en age
• ,', when ' men were ealous of their liberties, and
• fervently hated his try and intolerance ; so that
ft would be unjust regard it as an attack fin the
* rights and privile of the citizens, suggetted by
• - the ever.righteout formers of the present' day.
The movement m a be wet stud controverted on
differeuts grenade than these, or it will flourish in
defiant* of all these smelting onslaughts—ad eel
' . 'donee of the ropest'of our people for the laws of
' , the country, and their reverence for the solemn
commands of their God.- Before these street
railroads were known,ltie omnibuses were housed
' on the Sabbath, and ue person or community suf
' : tired in the- slightest degree in.coseequence of
lhostrrangement. ,The' same disposition may be
mode of the horse elm, and society will be all
' the better for It, notesithitioding the classier
which a portion of the press of the State unwise.
ely'and isijarlostely„re-echoes through its celestine,
,1 with editorial approbation.
Tun steamship Persia brings intelligence that
^ the discontent in regard to the terms of peace is
• unabated, and the explanatloni of the Emperor .
Napoleon lei not reassuring.' ITO slob learn that
the eibibitiocut of ,discootant in Italy are looses : :
with a strong probability that the torch of
- ,.lloiolution will shortly be lighted.. It has been
';thist the unsatisfactory , termination of
the war may lead to a series of protracted, and
bloody European wars. In France Napoleon
ban bit prestige with the *rug and t eoplewhile
io Milan several persons "avail,' became linos
(tom disappointment angle disvaeeful termini
coo o r ; she war es far, as Italian Indepandeliee s Is
renew...win:l Fresh • troubles ars , evidently brew..
lug. from which Louis Napoleon may have more
trouble to extricate himself, thaa be ezierlsticed
at VillaCraeea., * •
Tie DiaTaft" ATitettlitilillikf- - the coated foe
weallation• *ilea trans between Height de
B. Kilos sot "tturoallret 8446 of the *ob•
anon rams, With a Shads of prebibiltty theitßie
tinier has the"lnside track." U i "lh Chavidiee
should fail In securing the noiniamtioe,a4t...ll l
,know how inetableare the. norm
anpprop 4 ,
peetkwe advise bititlo
with the /Nor, andlensath the shade of - soinic;
l'eltindly tree to wuie while waiting for a bite, on
the Meagre rewards .which bare attended his
change • front' old line Whig to modern Patine
.Democrat. It is tree that be has Occupied the
blgh ituritMalliii pesidon'o lien : Cribb/
mad of the DeMoeratie County Comudttee ; but
his intrinsically valuable, rewards have not, we
thlak,,been proportionate to hiemerit. • Xhistuirs-
Tselship of Buns_ ii' vacant, Col.S:Jl:leintsiiti.
late 'altar of the late Union, haring tendered his
resignation. We aeggest that the attention'of J.
B. be directed titthe ease of "the Chevalier," and
an appointment will sindoubtedly follotv.. Other
former old line. Whip here been similarly fortu
natis. under J. B.'s Administration. Why shMild
the worthy - though 'unfortunate artidter after. Dia-
Wet Attoritigsbip itonorielld eatalame l2l2 .b•
an
eiception to theappereatly generel rule? Let "the
Cbeveliero by all mesas, oppointo consul to
thine.
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Tax SLAVE TRIMS AND Dissourros or s ax
tt;
Ustos.—The Northern dough-fa "Eaton
/defers* hare now a Ana opportunity ibow their
devotiOn to the Soietb by shouting for the re-apen.
plc of , the African Slave Trade.. -1114 'naiad's. In
'the late Democratic Suite! Convention of Minis
sippi opetily declared that'unless the Slays Trade
was re=opened they would . diuolve the Union. 7—
Here is`a *lsobaric* for tie dough.fasetr..- Throw
up your bats and shout "Earra I James.Euchan-
Mt, and African slaves for our Territories in prefer
ence to white freemen." You are bound to do it
—TO SAVE THE IINIOE: ' .-‘4:
TIRE Washington correspnderit of the Charles
ton. Mowry nye. "some sharp practices of est=
tain Surveyori Genera of the potato lands bare
lately been detected, slid ire being , ferreted out
by the Government; to be; followed - by the remo
valsind Punishment of the GM:lndere—Cc.
i'Vanishing the offenders f' 7 -Thli is simply ri
diadons. The Adminietration dares ,not do 'it;
because the cluvernment' L islest 'as corrupt as
the office-holders. and dares not punish soy of
the thieves in. 14 emploY, for fear of ezpoeure
itself. '
EDITOR'S, TABLE.
Twasta is a rare amount of power ins the follow
log felicitous peat from ;a highly esteemed mit
re.spondent, and we Jay it bef4ire the appreeialtive
reader, with mach satisfaction: • ° t
smatuf aoutrum.l
'OUR BRAVE.
IN 11. 11. IfiIIIMMIT
Seek ye the/ biavet Beek ye the brave
Ilkoreh not skate histerle pages, •
Nor Om the records of the put, '
To learn of whidottis bearded saps; •
' •
Look not alone for heaves' nanws -
• In War's victorious louts sad sallies!
No nobler eons Earth e'er his known
Ttuus Men of our northern valleys. .
I , ,
We boast ancestral deeds of valor-
- On tented field mid mar of battle. - -
Where hoes of death and ghastly palm
Iltiogig with dying groko and rattle; . .
We keel the sword—a ginr i lona trophy—
Nor
count the hopes thubbute bath sooder'dt;
Unmindful we of happ boutes
The bloodstained idea bath robbed and plundeed
Bore honor wins the gald old along,
Crusted with eirttrof vale and mountain,
!dare laurels gime the san•burnt brow,
Bathed by no broken human fountain.
Bleb blwatoge on the bandslhat'welog
Vroutanised soils their fmllful treasures!
Who loom the veins of Plentyissprin•—
Support of all 11 . 11's fondest plessirei;
•
They win a smile from *other -Earth . ,
And bid her Fire patermi blessifig—
Dame Nature (like all other dames?)
les to receive malt fond auessini. •
The plough. the loom, tile axe, the spindle,
Blend with the angina's forious clamor, -
And busy mounds grow weak and dwindle
In clanging notes of forger's hemmer;
voice p ounds
A brazen voice pounds Labor:s marrhei; -
The workshop's' hum donna stealing o'er ur, •
And. sounding t hroughlN:antes echoing arches,
Chimes in the Pealing ativii.eborias.
• , .• .
Up from embomelled Mies of earth
Comes the faint ellek f tolling nalner;..
And purest metals raker:to birth •
Tried by the fires olgilm rethier. .
AM work together In th ranks , •
Of Lsboa nnreletti In forma. -
Rear cities on Old Ocettaps banks
And towns along thu.ilvere.eounsesl,
Join In the ranks each lagging laggard!
Grasp Labor's axe or l i en Ins' par
Let Earth support no w Mug sluggard—
. No drone waits the Aire of steak
•
• Emir sap theutuommients ol Peace ' '
Around a nation's iraire.washed border
/Lead Labor's marshalled tureen on
Estatblish J ustiea, Lair and Lair I .
-
Order
,; •
!'The Wealth of Mines la latboes wages,"
Then'aing at mounlaib, Tanis' , of Iron! .
And rouse from sliep of Milted ages • ;-
The mountain coal•baf's sleeping lion.
• I •
• , •
Nand forth. the, all on et:tory ocean ! '
Wave Freedom's banner O'er the sea!
Singing *Oh broad ollpure devotion,
The pralloginltteto of the tree.
•
•
. • .
Awning no fetters bob fur leiqniisi oppression,
Sewing no king Disetfod, who reiaoh above,
G Irina to arrogance no tame concession,
'Wearing no bonds boll lb: of peace end lore
1 •
Onward! the motto. Onws e 'er progressing,
‘• i ftelsing the wealth of 'Nature's stool( and store
the wide universe oar hal of , gleaning,
04 the broad earth lkS gleaner's thrtshing flaw:
focal- Affairs.
iln=:Lir ALMANAC.
185 9... AU
6 Skrunniy,....ls I[7 11
7 5UNDAY,........ 5 2,17 10 First.Q. 5. 10 26 10.
8 M05p.50r r ...... 5 , 3,17 . 9 F, 01! M. 1.3.11„ 40 , In.
1
9 TUESDAY,..... 5 , 417 8 Na. ri. 5 11 l ir e :
19 WEDNERDAY,.. 5 517 6 ' -...
11 THURSDkr,..:: 5 617 5 ' t ..
12 FRIDAY, 5 711't '3
ThermOsaetrleail liiiterd for. lb. Week.
•
P. IL It P. Tasaimii Orncs,l'
" ' Alum, in Po/grille.
- 8 91' , • •
. I 4.21
July, 30—Patuvday, : 70= 76' 76 1 ear.
Aug. 1 , Monday, 69 71 72 cloudy
" 2—Tueolay. 71 79 77 •
3—Wednesday, 8" 84 'PO elcar.
. 83 "85 78
-1A s—Frldly, 74 77 75 silo.
,R4F`A clerics
.4 0 1131
leading from Centre
eyed with oyster sh
removed.
`lie Mann 7' .ent,"now
it prism!, will be re __ 41e, The last
/
of next week. It is un et the4uperintendance of
the Rev. E. M. 1.414. .
. __
SIP.A. soon y es ilie engine can be plaeed ori
board of the boat now jtoollillng'el Port Colton,
.the experlment4 stesninavlis Ilea on the Schuyl
kill Canal trill -be tkoronatli trieil.
•
pli".poring the week Jliblanct has been exci
ted by: the report nisi lipid diggings ,have been
dismoiired in that vielol p ry. Whether they are es.
rub this of Pike' s ink maitre not informed.
ISRPA Severs', Storni' visited Gaon Thursday
afternoon. :The rain kell to torrent,. titling to
oridowtng our amalAstiteentp, 1701 we boas- sot
board of soy, parttottlar damage. The potato
and other,erops were m eb benefitted bz the slat
tattoo:,
AMP"TIe Annual Exhibition at the Sebtiylk ill
caged, Agricultural Bottisty will be, held on its
!Fair gratitude at Orwigeborg. 'on tbe 276,181 b
'and 29th' of September next. Our farmers_ atid.
manufacturers most prepare for wha t - promises to
•
.be an interesting exhitittion.
itsr• Thl.l /Igo!. aingreuwer board of violet
as- Assistant-Snrigeon,l som townsman; Dr. Ro.
bert L. Weber, left thii Philadelphia navy-yard,
with her fall eompletnen f t of men on Thursday last.
She will remain it F 9 t MiMin a few days and
!ski, on powder end provisions fur a three years'
cruise.
w o m ou A•lllSud hut week,
• party of reckless slumps', threw 'storms at the
windows of the Episcopal Church. The stained
/less of the obi:web wasentupietely riddled. Dam.
age, Some ilia hundred dollars.' A reward of
tweedy-live .411ars is lasted for the arrest' and
conviction of the parties guilty of the mischief.
pir• The Railtaiy 44neetion with
.-Tamaqua,
oia.:Tuscarora.—Bet oda and a Outer Miles of
railway is needed to imuneet this Borough di.
racily with Tamaqua . act peeved at lb. last
,sessioa of the .Llgislature, authorised , ,the eon.
'traction of the noectsiry eounectloit. W. leant
Altai)" Currey has been made, and the grade es.
tablish;d. - ' It appra4 i (that by cOntinuing the
Snare grade from Rockville to the Summit—arise
of one hundred feet—the greatest out required
will be' 30 teat, chile the average eat will be
.12 h o w MIA fa s be report, sod Is It ii a
matter of considerablainsoment that we should
bare a railway connection with the Little Sebtryl,
'kill rood, without being compelled to seek 'it via.
Porkiintee, those interested should attic ever.
getkally,'ln the matter:of its construction.
Gerui4 Coe/ LaMte.--Theinday'e
sdetplils Lyerrr eestalis the tollowles ysnmjreph:
Ciesmistee on'GliratiEstito of Councils.
elieteCetekh4by omeral invited veils, bare med.
; Abele eat:Wl 'bolt In tbe".ohsed 'Feel We le'
TSeheylklll and the odpishiseenoty; and'reterned.
with UM !mat livelyilmpeessies of theieraleai:,
Red ilh• toseesollyl 140$1eg lists ittitei the
me4ar. The C,Mailiees 114 ye eobelsdeirOm
deriOnfr. letdreettlei Titf the ;w
-ing, et them lend, for - doe yeses, the tin* -peel
. fled iq. GlPTiale Jer-tterteageti t 4 irrepetty
44110404 be t*ifierste. 4 "4 preiposnlels.lmi made
limps* by e'neelopersim 'W-.taitdYtporlfeb of
'be Wide, end payee sane* per ton los ell token
ear. snornnlyles thetike ell Woe& .reeelee tost,
less thud $20,000 - per enema. " Thil Wm it is
probable,.trillhesampled. it ootbieglbettesl eon
be obtained, otter ripen& hare bees advertised
ton? ' - _
orwr,viogratuiatethecitiscas of - ?ottaville
upon the adoption of an ordioanee at the last'
meeting of the Borough Council, prohibiting un
der penalties, the running of swine at large, ire
the pnblic;,streets of the Boroughs. Ai sotruits
the pound' is ready for the reception of Swine
found running at large, we trust that the proper
authorities will slit that• tbilrorisious of the or
dinance are carried strictly tutu effect: : The
'swine onisauee haibeen, too lOtsg: unabated,, and
we trust that the creditable action of the Coineil
in the matter will be vigorously suseonlcd bY our
Borough 'lacers. There should be Doidetay.—
Tbe,,erdinance should go into sleet at once.—
We am then with aatistactiort, invite strangers
4 tbis,Boroegb, feeling assured that they are not
liable at‘very corner, to be upset by a filthy pig.
Let our eitheris aid our proper oaker in enforcing
the ordinance, ends great nuisance will bete been
effectually removed. , _
- 1111"Professionai Defers art a nuissimi..:They
orii_nadeserving of pity, and prevent mane war
thy poor persons from receiving &existence' An
old man was in town this week, begging with a
book from door to door, and pleading greet pov
erty, a sicit,wife, and so on. His movements es
suspieioa of the Chief Burp's, who 6.
nalTroverhanted him, and found concealed I upon
his person one hundred and six ;dollars le gold
and silver coin. The aged impoliter' detect l ed, fi
nally confessed that he was from P ittsburg, Where
he boa a wife end two suns, and where endoebted
ty, if iheinattei was havestigaled, he would be
found to bo7i; property . lie Was brought ep he
fore Squire Reed. wit*, would probably, bare com
mitted him to prison, if he bad not egreed to clear
oaf. • Oa 'Thursday afternCoU' the' Chief Burgess
saw him fairly or In the cars; the imposter very
relat;tently using his gold to purchase the neces
sary 'ticket. Profersional beggars should , not be
encouraged, arid our Chief Burgess acted prompt
ly. and well in the Witter.
• Mllliilitary.-04 Monday last the Washing.
ton 'Artillerists, Capt. Jain°. Nagle, proceeded
with aim, forty - snorkels, to the ground beck of
the noir bisit,:for the purpose of having a day's
drill.• The company practised with much success,
the double quickstep in marching, went through
the marinal repeatedly, sod performed under its
*this instructor, Capt. Nagle, many field Overu
tions. The spot is' one of the loveliest in this
vicinity, being a grove with all open plaini In the
centre. I:.rge enough for company evolutions.—
Tha i day was t_ used quite pleasantly, Ind we
think, profitably, to the I:mintier*, as they-had
several hours of excellent drilling. In the after
noon the iorps;returned to town, rind after 'erica
Centre - street a touch of the 'Zones. style of
marching, was dismissed at its armory. The com
pany should:encourage drilling similar to that of
Monday last, for ins few weeks it will be called
apou to pasi to review the-Lighl &lard and 'list
R,egitnent of New * York City, among , thei•linest
volunteer soldiery in the world. '
•
AtiflrCuithig Apir.—On Mondayllst a.nolored
pie-nie num held near this Borough, that day ,be
log tte itinliereary of , ihe.abotWontslaveri in
Jameiee. 'was evening after rem lo [ the part)
s alpacas had returned to. this Borotigh, ter's, colored
• xnen named Juliet! Gorden and Isaiah Butler, the
'fisrmer a bomber. it Hambitrg, Berke County, and
the latter engliged its the saute . Witness nt.Port,
earbun, became engaged In altercation at a
house on Blipersville street: , During a. scuffle
• which ensued, Butler it is alleged, drew razor,
and inflicted a cut some four inches in length, and
qutte deep,•on the right - breast of Gorden: The
weunded man Iled,..frons the beast,, and making
hiS way dowp Cont" street, entered the Exchtmge
Hotel, shiest exhausted from loss of bloods • The
.wound was dreg:Oil Dr. ifotiseli and tbe miol
- rem+ ed to .0 friend's hOuse ',in the.
western part u 'the Borolh, Butte (lingered
about the epot, 7 acting as if malice had nb!pai,t in
• the act. He readily paid for the 'Medical erten
. dance; expressed regret fur the. hasty act, and
rs
ssited that the nutting was ° done in 'Part. On
Tuesday morning Batter was • arrested ; bad
.hearing before BqUire ;teed; iti4l was committed
to. await the Tenth. of Gorden's injuries. Tat,
parties'are.said to he half-brothers. , Butler for
merly kept a barber shop on Centre, street, thi ' s
Borough, near Mortimer's Hotel.
Siir age/mt.—A match betilsan eleven Engf
lishoind eigbteea American !crick eeeee , will be
- played on Monday. next, on the groand of the
'Pottsville 'Cricket Club. A ball Will he played
for. . •
A match between the first eleven of the Oak
Club, and second „eleven ()ribs' tottsvilla
Club, will be played this 'afternoon. • '• •
• cluVaesday last a match ..e played •betweeit
the first elevens of the Port Carbon...and Allantici
Cricket Clubs, on the ground of the former. The
Port Carbon Club was first sent to
-the bats,; , and
finally proved vfotorious by 72 runs. A return.
match will be iiayed On the-Atlantic's ground in
about a fortnight. In lost Tuesday's game, L.;
W gnyder of the 'Port Carbon Olub, made the
•
very. She score of 77, the largest umber of pt.
.
- ever wade in a match in this County, by an Amerl
.
CUL AllOelelt is thu score of the game:
• rt. tumor clue.- 1
. • Fine insting. Second issains.
R. Allison; ei b Smith 0 h Itealnnes •
Deets, run out ' 5 'e Thorne* b McGlone!
I L: W. Snyder, net intiklB b Lel3innn
.[l3. W. Snyder, 1 by
1 - • 3 e Wbitopy b Smith
4cnitts, c end b Smith 0 b Smith ,
Kepley, b likOinnes 0 b Thompson
A. Alison. ek b Smith 2 e MeGlines b Smith
WOON . II CHANGE%
D7ii: a t.
. • • -
. Gard& b Smith b Smith; ' •
r2Pureell. b McGlone; 0 b Smith ••'•
38tantosi. b MeGI lanes 2 not out
'Gibson. 4 LeGiones
• Smith,. s • . 0 Taylor b
Byes S
• IVlder• ' 0 •
Ida walk
t, is soy
ght to bs,
. ..
.26
; • ATLANTIC CLVIL
• ' 'rit Inning. lnning_
Smith, run out 1,7 cA b Thiele - . ' 0
KcOln es, c Stanton b . '
It A ison . '.- . 6 bR Albion ''., '' II
Richd. bR. Alison '2 b Davis - • lb
• b . b• It. All/1011 ' -0
Ifocb u t, ot out. , .
•Tbom n.c Kepley), It.. A
001.011 0, b ihyls._ , I
Taylor, b P.. Alison. 0 i I..lV;iinydeit, 131:1014 2
Whitney, run out 1 not out • s., 11
'Hoffman, b Davis • 0 c C.. W. Snyder., ! b Datil II
Boebysbell, c Stanton A.
C.
•i •• • " '' .
•K. Allison . 0 eC. WA Snyder,' b Dads 0
Garrett, b Davis 1. ' 2 b Da4l4 '0
Thomas, bS. Alison . 8...'b ;Webs ..' 2
~Ries 4 ,-
- 1 - 1 t Wass , . . ` •• 0 - • ' 1
- •
Pt i i r eorbon,
A nik,
EESI
riretlor! 4. the f!oor.—A reguhr monthly
cling
was beld at the Alms Rouse on Mendes,.
is
A met
. 7:18111. Present;—Amos Ileffetatt, Na
tb o' 11. Bets and Chrirlei Focht. • i .
he:Steward repo tted thelollowing as the can
su of the !louse for the - Meath ending July ,21,
Is6l7::—Numbee in the guns* on the".;flrst day of
At gust, 281; ail Oil acme, time last year, 270;
'firereave, 2, Of the' al:ore 67 'are in' "the insane
department;6o'in the !nursery and. 68 ere under
medical treatment. , Admitted 'durine-the month
'of July, 48; burn in the - Ileum, 1; disebprged,
44; - abseonded,„.3; died, 3. 'Lodging and.meals
were furuisbed to 140 traveling' puptiers during
...
the alma- .--
. " ''
Oat-deer relief -
was gran ti al to 6 families,
amounting r =63 CO .- .
-, -
Blitz wera ' and offline - drawn to the 1
implant or .
,1- : ' - , , 1._5189 . 44
Overdrawn In 185 S—from the appro.
__
priatlon or UN, • 5 ,7 : 01 uu
Amonn!:pald award New lloeplhal o 361685 ,
Oast or =detention, from Ist Jam,
. ISA up to present awe, j $10;13 20
-"The new hospital le far approaehing atropin.
floe, audit is expected mill bli ready to receive
the Mph by the first of licivember. - For the tree
, MEM of the hospital, the Control/albums made an
aims appropriation of $4OOO. This meant has
been nearly expended, and Ilse expenses of the
institution ire not anj gres,ter than In fortntri.years
it the urns time. -.Tae hoard of Directors, as
• well•as the ethers of thi Iloase,,,are-enonentising
all oselevi expenses.” • •
- . This ls certainly, satisfactory. , Wa,think Mee
40111', that the expense of. the Alms 11Olue . to the
;lax -Payers - of -the flottaty.'ean be redoced i jy a
*midi syeteidatio etoPliyisent4 the thy;
peepers to eruik-shopa oniCiedinicen-
""T. - 44•1
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11.11TAPITFLATIOX.
hus. , 2d In*. I • Toial.
80 lor • ' 1i.9
- .72
'
lan. A. Leal.;
Jas. Stillman.
Ores.
3os. Bow.. `•
U. W. Hoe,
- 11T,663 06
,~ .:
_~, ~~~5:
motion with do lestitution.' Titus thole ithe'sto
able sod wiptocti, work can ; earl - stieestithetr --
irhtte tie system 4111% - kosp - the ins;
,attaihom thilostitetion entitiki_ s iiitleb, trill be
a dtteet wring to the tam-payers,•. -irsitiesise . to
:title tbii tosuokisitated. srtil th•43`eteits".lolto
ii In4jote els4hoti4w!tb tumour, shaltitiftileitk:
t ad hire, to 0914110011i1l with oor
Dfinivik
stntedoneeitaiof ths:Boratigit Coming' ettie,
oa Tuesday evening, Atigsist 'Pristuat t :Astim
Christian, Felinagle, Moßuroa,Magteilliyeriod;
Bootie, Inneas,'Eltitinig, - -Iteppflit, with" Maas
President, in, -the ebeir f • - - - ,
Inflates of lus meeting read and adapted.
Sranal, Coistrrinsme7-. &parted crossing at
Fifth and . Mo_rmagian'.„stroat4 atoning at Second
and Market rusts; crossing In Coal street; ran
'l4.tmer old,gas house,. and opening of Arch
atresi from beo
In6bed AlsO •
that, via
tract for extending culvert in Morris' Addition,
hid - ben made - ssith . John Monarrn, at $1 121
per foot. Alsofavori;bie to making crossing at
Third and liflbsatottgo.stmets. 'Asked to be Bon e
tinned on otherleork in its bends. -
Cooorrroz" or Accetrito.—ltepprtsd. B. Bito
natt's uu eoii*F.
-r Commerce as Buts APrawarvs.4—Rttenmuleod
ed the erection of a hire plug at Third and Church
Alloy, and was Instructed to"ereet the same.
eciatxrersit or SURVIL —Pres 'mad report of
the Borough . Sterveyor, la regit n to euliertiog
Norwegian Creek within • the rough limits,
which wai read, aeeepted, atu4"rdered to beilited.
Speeial Committee 'on dogs .rnoning it large,
repOried that a pound bad heen erected, 'and pret
stinted an ordinance in regard bode matter which
was adopted. Same Committee also reported au
ordinance in regard to goats and swinel running
at large, which was adopted. • '
On motion it wee refolved that the Chief Bur
gess be iuthoriudto pay the sum , of fifty mats
for'eath dog, swine and goat; taken up in. the
public streets,'-and delivered et thb pound A
pries we' also fised for burying dead dog".
OD motion of Mr. Innen It was resolved that
the act of Assembly in repird,to taxing dop-be
enforeed-4-pterporatory to which that a person be
appointed to assess the number-of doge in the
Borough. '-
Own:lotion it was resolved that the Street 6110.
mines be instructed id- open , East Centre street.
A petition from citisens of South Ward pray
ing fur the construction of a culvert in Mahan
tonge street. toearry off theworface water, which
ion greet annoyance in the winter season, was
referred to the Street Comutittee.
A communication from the . Count, Commis
sioners
in reference to the opening of Callowhill
stead trot* Coill to George street,
,was read.—
Further eonsitraticin of the matter *wiM post
ponid until we ft meeting night: *.
On motion the Strati Committee wu instructed
to erect crossings in Ilithiatungo, nt. Third and
Icartb streets.' •
• On motion it was resolved *dist 'sso be, appro
pri ova. to the Good Intent rile Engine Company,
and 'a eloalar amount to the Ilydraulien Engine
Company, oq account of their luaus' appropri
_
;Won.
.
On , motion Al!. flnesit, it *u resolved that
the Street Committee be suil;orised..to have- all
elevations left by persons after ditching in.the
Public streets of the Borough of Petuville t
ed.to the proper grade, and that the expeasa in.
.curred by so doing tit, charged to the party or
parties causing the obstruction:
• oo.motion of Mr. o..ll.a g ie it ties resolved
that an order be drawil in favor of Mr. Menarroq,
for $ll3 31. being the balaneedue forconstiuctiog
Culvert in Morris' '.odidon.. '•
'the following bills were read end ordered to be
paid:'
S. Gun:pert,
Borough Auditors,
kour watchmen, _
0. Warman and otherri .
A. Shilling,
Fos do Bruttrr, -
D. Nagle,
(lima-Intent Vire Company,
Ilyetrnulido 4,
J. ISlGl4rron, -
B.Batman,' - . -
Previente Issue,
Total,
_-
Adjourned
4 M4M - "Joerney 'Armagh Sat/alif' Vialley."—As
we have wirer' dy elated, s eorretpondent pf the
lined. Correll; Intelligesteerf la publishing • series
of Papers under the timed title. We extract the
following from Tuesday i 'irlutelligencer. ,
'ln my last umber I alihded to the dlseovery and the
Introduction of the use a coal,fonnd in the county of
SchuyikUL I shall now orcupy: a portion of thigh:rety
ing, train personal knowledge and recollection; an ae
'count of its introduction into general use, es a substi
tute 11w firewood. in our cities and thickly settled por
lions of the country on the seeloart—dluel, meekest°
the discovery of coal in the State of Pennsylvania, was
r l ie
becoming sea and dear, so much .se as to create In the
minds of man persons artaltiti thorights of what was
to be donefor ring after ttilmber land in tba dense
ly populated "'aloes of thd entry should twrecandei
bimetal. The eitenslve f sin portions of the State
of Neredersey had been the Mum from which the city
of Philadelphia had hetet chiefly supplted; but It was
evident to thi) 'attentive Observer that in the same Ina
portion thatthe population of the city increased, that
In the same Olin the soppy of fuel from the forest,' de
-1 tressed. Wealthy families, melding ~a few Mlles from
the city, who owned large bodies of woodland, &Midler
tine the time when owing (as yeas supposed) to its great
see rel ty..itet value would be "neatly enhanced, were bold.
trig on to it with great tenacity, ant refusing to part
with It, unless it eomnianded a,,very high price, and
even then in very small quantitint, still flattering them
selves with the prospect of Its inereaslog in value at a
future period. • . -
Little did the anxione holders of tire woodland. or the
people of the city and other, portions of the canntry
where the fuel was hemming emcee and dear, a period
of little more thin Only years ago; then suppose that
kp leas than gamier of a century th so brrren bilis and
rugged nr•untains, In portions of the' Keyeten. State ,
woad supply-not only pot I Pms of, its own territory but
various parts of .the Union with fuel. from inexhausti
ble soured that bed until thin remained bidden in the
bowels of the earth. nut It is the case; and we now see
that those who held to their large trans of woodland,
have found that their 'undoes hopes have not been re
alised—that the price of wood has now, so far from ad
vancing, decreased en much la ?aim% that to the vicini
ty of the large and topukan city of Philadelphia, it Is
now very little In demand.
c
e
A query might very reatarally at its of this
0 111001.0:—Wby are these thinp II lying resided in
3 the city about the time of the %libretto thereof be
y ginning to feel much anxiety on account of the evident
• propped of a scarcity of fuel.; and It being then known
4 and fully understood that liege amounts of it existed
6 In the heretofore unproductive regions of tortlone of
2 the State, but at too greet a distance from the 'market
0 to be transported 'from the• minim by the' means then
n i
employed, without enhancing its value to great ex
tent, the attention of persons of capital an enterprise
was turned towards facilitating some extensive
Means of transporting to mar et the greet tirranritlee
of,eon necessary for fuel, and alsolw eltla Products of
the soil and - forests in the interior of the S to. On this
account, through the energy of .enterp log men, a
company called the fiebuylkill.Nartgatto Company.
was chartered by the Legislature of Penn !Tanta. and
who sorceeded in so line roving the nevi non of the
Schuylkill river, that by the tatter f the year
1820 boata could ascend and descend the rivekwitheet
,waiting , for freshets ; but at this time the strarse an
unproductive concern. and remained m until the year
-ISM, when the demand for coal had so fir increased, on
account of Its'becoming In connexion with the Lehigh
coal, need to a great extent to the city, and many other
phew. In the vicinity id Philadelphia. To afford more
expeditious means of conveying it to market, the Com
pany this year constructed a towpath along the whole
route from the coal regions tojairrommt dam. The nav
igation being thus far completed:Capitaliste, in various
places, turned their atteution to i l the purchase of coal
lands, and partieularly. In Sebuy kin eopnly. 'Among
the first purchasers engaged in the banns might be
I named ti ruff an d Dundee, who purchased a la rge amennt
of coal lands in order to forma cam any and to apply
for an act of incorporation. theirObjcet being a monop
oly of the trade In its early ?tamer. The purchase was
made previens to the construetien et the -tow-path. I
think they opened some minessud forwarded coal to the
city. at least one Of the party Informed me they In
tended to do so. and wished to employ me de an agent
or superintendent of their business at the place. Not I
intgerreding In obtaining an set of Incorporation, they
abandoned the praject and sold out their lands and In
t/modeler the place at a gnat advance, and retired from
business:, Many others, shortly atter lb* temptation of
the navigation. purchased rroperty and emigrated to the
.neighborhood of the coal land and commented then&
nine biudness, and the amount of businnue-on the line
of the Schuylkill now increased in sapid Importance,—
I melded at that time near the river, and had ample op
portunity of witnessing its growth and advancement.
In the spring of 142 e, Bard Patterson who resided in
Upper Merlon lownshll, Montgomery county, near my
then place of residence', was among the a .rly settlers of
the place where the town of Pottsville now stands. Ile
-had-been for some time previous engaged in the woolen
manufacture, but not succeeding, he at a loss, relin
quished the loudness; and having a very determine
resolution to sink or SWIM. he visited the out region,
and became minded that It meet ultimately become a
plate of importance. lie removed there at the timethe
town of Potteville contained only twelve dwellings, and
soon after made a purchase of large tracts of land, unit
laid the foundation of the Soarlshing town of Pottsville,
new coutaining more than ten thousand Inhabitants,
Many of whom are extensively engaged in the cool
trade. faro ishlnx numerous orations of the country wl'h
this new Indispensable ankle for domestic end manu
facturing purposes.and,at the same thee, rendering the
use of tinder for fuel in many places venom/wary. The
procalation in that hands in this place, and also the par
chase of town lots, with the increase of business. con
tinued to Increase with groat rapidity. Large fortunes
Were itaid.to be made as If by maple; from these tie
curnstanara, many perinea with little capital were In
.daced to rentove to the place, with great expectations;
- but many of them were doomed to disappointment. le
the. year uno It had arrived at its climax, and the U
lm/leg year was as remarkable the a digressive state of
things as the few preceding ones had been fora. rapid
. prognsw,—inany were ruined by the change: yet it
, doubtless bad a good effect. salt that'll the sphdt, of
inordinate sperulation, and in the thane of a few years
after the nreulelos.thingn were brought into a regular
change!. and have eentlaced so, in a greet measure,
through the differint &urges of Woes both of prosper
ity dud adversitAkildiethat time. The demand ter coal
1 eentleued to Incrente eri greatly that it was found me
emery to ectnetruct the Needing Mailroad, which was
completed In liki/. -'' -
But it it now thee to mute* the narrative of my
journey. On the morning of the wood I left Port Car
bon, ern foot and &lour, to proceed to Pottsville. I pret
far thle teethed of traveling to all *Ones when I bare
tints and opportunity for etwervation and reflectionond
ethers like to be alone. 1 [tined meek to sArDlea is the
course of the short journey of two miles. that resonant
Interesting Mid instructive. An I bow alread".luen'
I heed. the truantry Owes* 111 manntains and Nils.—
lelinthed to floe top pf mule the billbtol from which
I could 6430 Y an asteintlni Pr/Opal on every side. It be.
held la every direction where've I Awned my eyes.,
niCallll l o Ohm incestitith end "bills e'er Ws swim:
In many pleats attbi thot of the hills and innentainii;
I could seethe imall dreams and Athlete that rise in
Primed bindle amen* them, and; fleteing - tattexti .1 be
"Alm bemeeth, welts th a bet ty near Putt Cuban station
ard form 11. , head of thy , Schuylkill; and 1 coedit, if ,
• *Boo its toed is reality, la lattgliatian et load; liter
.' tot witt4torl ttatot4thweeountatas andidUls tor eetre !
rat attlea: .1* Oreigsburceould lesteminit
- log its wag . 1700.16d. ismintein and 611000 the bine,
ansimas othergettilk roads leading front' various ewe
‘lteria ng molt trialnattnitat Plesvilltqmorld
b e wog % lay of obaervat, nod the, thrill
w twornotive dimmed my attention to nu(
4 igueegin ' ef 'burden ntra going to ant istarning
jemeillmetead ifehica.. I also found and examined the
remedinic ia gre goal Moe* where abeftshad been wok.
end: *deg at th em at present . Eller leaving
F4llmia* mOttes. folkoring the rood to PottsviUe
I moll, streams of. water, tho Principal
maiitatitgittiteattblety.teet Oda. 4 dipped across it a
`.aliortelhdince bideir the hridga,: - on stepping 'Moon
I *tad lbethe plume% to order that amid say I had
steppedseventtlierirer on stepping' stoner; at Oyes
in memelathieettier streams Imild easily bavejamped
ArMoettesift-._ ought to bane nerutioned that when I.
was on the mount I could it* portions of Port Carbon
and Pottsville. situate among the bins. and when-I
viewed them they forcibly reminded me of the *nasal
cities In the Boly Land, wt ieh we read of in the Bible.
and I felts seerwt hops that they might expediters the
truth of the Scripture declaration fulidleat—thatO•int
the mountalns wets round *bout Jernialeli:eveo with°
"Most nigh would be round about them" and onwerve
them front' evil. It." W.
MESSIIII. EDITORS :—We take pleasure in remain•
mending fax. BAIITIIOLOUCW, ESQ., fur District
Attorney. Ills nomination will meet the univer
sal approbation of the vows of this end Ad the
County. •The • prospects of the success of the
People's Party are very good, according to sli that
tan be , ascertained. and the nomination of sotto
men es tin. Bartholomew, Esq., will greatly aid
us In the selection of good and reliable meta fur
Mace, att tilt:remising Fall election.
BUNT VOTERS op EAST EROSSWICR.
M=M
OXVolatow Beim.—The manias of steatites.
lanes ea eommon radii. though Dew Is, thlv.ronOtry,
has been tested to Bagteed. There la ,an =rise run.
Dios daily frrss Manchister to 'a colliery. eight thiks
distant. The road is undulating, and. has several sharp
earves..yet the *Deaf draws eve four:wheeled wagons,
eoutalallis thirty tons weight.
It ht proposed In Scotland to celebrate the frictratetC
nary of the 1114fonsatiou from Popery In Seotlaod be
1886, by a general convocation of Protestants front &06.
laud and dlffetent its of the world, at Edinburgh, in
May next, to be followed by a day of National Thank*
on,the 20th December, 1860, on which day, three
hundred years ago, the Reformation trout Popery wee
established. , • i"
Ten line Emma tx Etaott.—The ibrel loam&
received by the Europa contain no' graphs
about the extremes heat of. the Sn ' t ' njf in t i tie past
mouth. July 6 was reported to be the hottest day ever
known In the south of France. the thermometer having
attained the extraordinary height of 118 degrees of fah.
n,nbeit's scale. There has been no hest approweld,vrg to,
Ibis since July; 1832, and then the highest degree:Mark
was 111 Fahrenheit.
TuiCIATIMLIC PAM ANik THIN TRUTT or f i ZACL—IS to
interesting to nee the effect the 'treaty of pewee between
France and Austria has upon the tune of the Catholic
pre's in France, In England, and In Ireland. The lead
log Cathollejournala of the threw In,
take differ
ent views on the subject. Thus the Entlers regerdi it
as tigtawd triumph of the Church, and is most entlOwl•
sidle tell' its rejoicings, while the LOndon Tablet and
Weekly .liegister 'see.lit the treaty nothing but cause
Tar the tam serious apprehensions of au location from
Inure. Th e two last mentioned papers are the leading
(Whelk journals of Enaland. The Dublin Catholic Tel
egraph speaks of a ecolitlim against Koglaud composed
of France, Austria and Evils, as fall-of the worst pre.
boding.. -
Tog Was Coasumwssmecir cos viz Loam" Trants.—Mr„
Raymond, In a letter from Pads, thus corrertee popular
,error respecting the corrospondeuroof the London Times
from the seat of war:—
I see that you attribute te Itusuell the tatters from
the French vamp which. have appeared In the London
.Times during this campaign. ,This le a mistake. They
were written by a Hungarian colonel. Ind have been
admirable both (or their clear military securacy, and
.dhe fidelity with which they describe the gtuntry and
the personal Incidents of the war. Memel' waseuxions
to join the army ou landing at Marseilles, andin spite
of all that Is said to the contrary would have had not
the slightest difficulty in doing so. But his health has
suffered very severely from his residence in India, and
be was not equal to the fatigue and telex...of another
campaign. Ile has a daughter at octant here Ili Paris,
Dud Is expected haw with Mrs. 11.1 u a few dips. ,
Ltre•PesesavttaEitt.toan Cie.—The N.Y. Port noti
ces ainougst the latest invention's,* life•preservidg rail
road car, made at Patterson, New* Jersey. It is con
structed entirely of iron, of strong bun braces and gir
ders, and °limn panel pieces, so peculiarly and Ingeni
ously put together. that It would seem to be luipessible,
by any amount of &wee. to bend or break It, or to do in.
jury to it even by rolling it down a precipice. The in
haler Ii Stashed off in the montelegant manner. i Every
panel hash tine papier macho picture In It representing
some ransom elan er monument the Peat s are e pad o u
and the ventilators mumerooa and apparently eel (dant.
The ear, owirox to .he greater thinness of the trod sides.
is eight inches wider than the narrnw•guage leers are
usually, and weighs less by a ton then a weei¢ets ear
,of the same dimensions. This to certainly a ddsid.•ra
lnm, for, in proportion to numbers, the Battle of folferi.
no was not snore Wei In the destruction of human life
than some of the late railroad disasters.
$lO 00
17 50
124 00
150 50
172 44
56 69
40'00
%Voir is Sucaatcx is a great coon lry" for
new-tangled term. The latest Is .squantum," defined
as -a specie* of fun known to the Nantucket tolks."—
penis the description:
"A party of ladies and gentlemen go to one of the (a
mino. wateriug places or roost -where they Mai, dig
clams, talk. Laugh. sing, dance, play. bathe, sail, eat. and
base a geneeal•lcood time." The food generally con
sists of chowder, baked elatria. and fun. No one Is ad.
mitted to the sacred circle who win take offense at Rieke.
and every one is expected to do his or her part toward
creating k wend laugh. Any man who speaks of ha
at:teas affairs. excepting matrimony—is honied lately re
proved. and on a.second offence, publicly ebestlsed.—
Care is thrown to the wind. politics diPrarded. wir ig.
noted, pride hum!.led, station. levelled, wealth scorned,
rlrtue eaalted,and—this is &quantum."
8671 13
60.00
60 00
316 31
ISS 33
OM 77
2,163 64
enTat bitTne.—Depth has been busy in the royal
families of Nampo., during the present year: The King
of Naples. the King of Sweden tin Anstrksn .Archdoke,
a Princess of Warren:burg. the Prince of . Llechtendein,
a Tuscan, Archduchess, and route others of 'royal blood.
hare died within a few months. and now we bare lute!•
ligenee of the death of Queen Stephanie. of Portugal.—
Speaking of-the latter tleicared Queen, the Philadelphia
Bulletin says:
..it was only la !fay of tart year that thelilturtrated
journals were Oiled with descriptions of the mintage - of
this young ttrineeas. • 'Th. marriage by procuration, took
plat* at Berlin, April 25th, and the marriage in person
at Lisbon, Slay ISth, 1558; the -bride stopping In Eng.
land for some dart es the guest of Queen 'Victoria, b...
tom going to see her husband. She was the daughter
of the reigning Prinreof ilobentollern-Sigmaringen, and
was born July lith. tier portraits indicate con.
siderable beauty, and she his been described ass lady of
many 'charms and much intellilence. iferAcath is
marl more a matter for gyief than was the de:th f the
tyrant Bomba, of Naplerr, , Ur of the imbecile Oscar, of
Sweden. for both of whom all the courts of Europe hate
lately worn "the trappings and the suits of woe."
- $3,316..3
NAVA. Terglienece--The cross•belts and high MIS
leather stocks are to be abolished In the United States
corps of Marines, and will be replaced by annutrementit
more In keeping with the Improveutenta which have
been Intrix.uced into modern military costume. The
marines of the United. States frigate emigres., which
sailed on Thuisday last for the Brazil station. have
been supplied with a single inlet belt, to which off
attached a cartouch t box and bayonet scabbard. thus
getting rid of the old leather henness.Which wax neither
useful nor ornamental, but often exceedingly trouble-
Pottle. , Themstlie new uniform whirls bait been adopted
for the eorpe is aim In the store-room of the Congress,
but will not be issued until the Mitts of the old style at
present in point...ion of the men ere worn out. This la
to prevent the Injustice of making the marines discard
comparatively new clothes and buy others Instead, for
all clothing drawn beyond ft* stipulated allowance le
charged to the pay account of the drawer. The dlatribu•
tin of theneer uni.orm to fhe corps at isro.ls doubt
less delayed until the old wardrobe is e x haust e d. Th e
bayonet exercise, which General Scott recently ordered
the Army OMeers to attend to,wlll also. It le underetood,
be extensively practised In the 24,7, both by sailors
and marines.
. ,
ACCOVST or tasC,acc malccse Wmcn Yaccanxp vita
isneerics.—A Parla lettei 'alba hulepeattfaem of Bras.
seta elves the following account of the circumstances
which preceded the armistice:
'The Emperor of Austria. having causeda demand to
be made in the French camp If it were not possible to
obtain the remains of Prince Windisehymeta, who was
killed at Bolfertuo, the Emperor Napoleon caused them
Lobe soulht for—and they were recognised, roily by
his poltbrtn. and p telly by some letter; from his newly
married wile, which he bad about hint. The corpse was
ittared in en 'artillery wagon. and cowreyed, accompanied
by an oillf s of the staff and an escort. tn' th e Austrian
iheadqn . . The officer expressed to the Emperor the
itendelen 'of the Emperor of the French; and Ids Aut.
Irian Majesty (who was just recovering from a somewhat
severe Indlepostlienj begged, not without emotion; the
etleer to convey his thanks to the Rummer Napoleon,
and to express hie sorrow at the death of so many brave
men in the Pelmet, army. This led to some remarks on
the 'cruel necessities of war, and Irma what was said. the
Emperor Fancies Joseph was able to perceive that those
necessities were reyretted as much by his opponent as
by bleiselt. The Emperor Francis Josenh afterwards
sent the eon of Gen Urban with a flag of truce to the
French Camp, as is known, and the Emperor Napoleon,
by sof autograph letter. orntatsed the suspension of arms.
It Is :Med that the latter has carried his courtesyy to
the extent of neutralising, Ibr the eluting of the prelim
meanies of a truce, the town of Villafrance, although the
Yaeger' of war would have justified him in requiring
those formalities to take place at his beadquatterno
CA-I•IIDI3:IA.T . P-S.
FOR' DISTRICT ATTORZIET,
LIN. BARTHOLOMEW. •
Bolded to the tisenleatlost theireopher Ggpneetaket
1 JtILY 16,'41)
HOWELL: 018HER0.
qt Mlnemllle, subject to the Coonat!on of the Prophet
Party. [ 3OlO l ,
FOB COUNTY TfIEASVICEf.
The pahmeriber announces hlteeelf sa t candidate Sr*
COUNTY TREASURER, subject to the nomination et the
People's, Party at the County Convention: • •=,
WILLIAM GARRETT. '•
Pottsville, JOl7 1.6, • • .
: FRANCIS DENCLER
t
0.. W Barri !ownahlp, subjeet to the netionOtthe Peonies
Convention. I • . [331
r • JAMES R. CLEAVER.
Of Ashlaad. Bottled to the noodustlon of the People'
Cousi:!leo.
von COIIIIITY COBInISSIONEIC•
B. liassma, Fan.—Dear Sir: The Mails soon roatlng
on for the People's Party to make anminatloa kw the
neat County Conimboloner and bola longeequaintanre
with IL C.IIAIN, of Pintail:we —Maine known him for
the last tea years to be a good and reliable %Corking Man
for our rawat—would suggest him as a candidate for our
next County Commissioner. Ills nomination wOuld
giro entire ratiareoUon to the People's i iirtY of ligo end
of the Count:. • A Psoytes Max.
Pinascnri, July lalk, 1849. ' • •
, AQUILA BOLTON, -
dr Port Carbon, subject to the dechket of the People's
Convent Joni [3141]
• I
Mitsits. ltosz--You will please innounee the nein. of
AN J. 1110 MAS, of Washlegion township. is a suit
able Candidata {by County ODOM balmier; for the squid&
ennien of the PeophntOeneetilloo. WentsTettesete.
• July Zith,lB4. • • ; •
p 044 ; co i n o • - •
DOLT. J B. BRANDT,
Of Lhrwollyn—sub . jeet to l the deelsion of the Scrota's
. ' Convention- - -! - •
Tnomano it..„Cuon ir
tUng ottirk County.
.
son striergyon
Wulf jaa
„Kolni t - of porno County.
szautazioczarc STATE Ilan
- "Oa ARTAIOII CAMERAL':
Richardson" L.. 1 1drriglints Of Philadelphia.
- roil stravgron
BArWei or Franklin County.
ICOIXVNiO/1r:li I
,
Risaeout, Ausqrlf 4th. 1859.
PEOPIXS STATE TICKET.
FOR , ACRITOR RRRICRAL
)
enizoic
• ' Wr i tAllitiabb or SIM" AMA!
Nero a j iroiCfareVri readerci• •
N. would be skittatoreder •
:•A,bd faithful, earnest paulati r
In one Thianon— '
For with irttry pot intentlo"
. And scoesiti)s ipreventiCn,
_lire wank' her,* a illlj must o 0
- - Of Oil ' •
There are some themselves doodvln
Di their folly la believing
That ths wealthy are receiving,;
Ilere %dote, -
Aft 1 be happl town end pleasure,
Aa the fruits of golden treasons '
‘ D'ltich the For la ally aware ,
Neier knew.
Those who toll In usettlait etitzhes, l
; Thaw who labor in the ditches.
fwd the favored, blest with riches,
Aland eieb,. ,; .
Aria* joys emend theta Spirals '
**their hearts are ever . yearalag
Yor a some! Wog, bete stlonrvilog,
They woald nuch. .
On pa all tho sun is shinlig.
And in vain Will be repining; •
To a reader thus Inclining ,
• -We wouldiay,
Don't your lot in life be riming,
Dui be terve .in p and doing;
Waits all
fhT mellowing
• as
envy
-
' How 'eon envy ba prevented t=
, •
Take the'efla by Maven prevent
• And, e'etA. thankful and contented, I
ActirottO wart: ' I
Then a Panatela shell be welling,
By the hearth of we'ay dwelliag.
With a Joy that's pus the telling,
Tor eocbi heart • I
Rambo a moral tharlim
Mai old molar b. vleapidelhll
Then if babta yea ate gremlin
Sbould rarrloa,or by tearlag
• 'Call lib, Ton
Ol e;
elm repaling.
- • aboa
Seek the plies where eery I
For a very triOlnß payment.
Gets a amnia) of habit (ralahaal)r.•
IOWN4 lIALL.,
A are Armes Is offered to WI wbo weal/
'Whits, et M 8 Market stmt., by Bea nre &
dosing oat their Suit of IMMO' fl bit
of how prim.
„
OLD Fouts Qui.vo66.—Tbe Worm' tar, (Mama
Spy. says that an Folks' Quilting” took place
in South Sutton, hat week, at tbe bo se of widow
Joky" Lackey, which was attended by siiteen
ladle,. whose united oges amounted to ten hundred
and lifty-totir yeark.• They quilted a quilt of near
ly aWo thousand pmeesithe largest ler than four
inches square. 'The old ladies talked over mat
ters and things 4calerally, including the excel.
lance of ibe garatrta made and soldit the Brown
Stone Clothin g Ball or Rockbilll ~t Aeon, Nos
603 1 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth, PI:Model:
phis, the fame of !which has reached 'Worcester.
• • • The Clzyge' aided 111;teri. '
For the cure int DYSPZPSIA. pia .!11111GEETIO1:
Lire'r • Coinplaint,i, Asthma, Codirenees,, Los* of
Appetite, Aver died Agre,,,Hcart Agins, Water
!trash, Acidity, Sea Sickness, Senrity, Nausea,
ileadacke, Ennui,' and General Debnity, or any
diseire baying itslorigin in isperjeec digestion. '
These Ilitteri,4x sit classes of out fellow.eiti
'ten, including Members of Convent, Lewyers',
I.Phy'sieta' at, Clergymen, Planters, Farmers and
.others testify, are !the wily safe, certain, and toe
ereign syncline felt the immediate relief and renJ,-
manent ours of the many:cruel com?lainte which
in some phase or other of lkyspepota, afflict oar
race., - ' ~/'' -",-. : 1 : I -
Thesoglitters Were discovered by Dr: Ozoaan
B. Once*, and Inltheir formula diffellentirely from
that of any otheripreparation of medicine. , Core.
taining no , alcohol—no 'mineret—ne 'poison—no
noxious drug—int their nature tonic ; i• not snmulsi
ting—retnining 'heir virtue. In an i clime; they
are "a combination and a form indeed" of mod-
eine which know no rival in exterminating di
ease and restoring the system to its Linn* vigor
and health. No matter of how ion standing, dr
however induced er chronic in its haracter Omit
ix!
disease may be,—ieto matter that it alas baffled the
,skill of tbo phyteician,and resisted the efforts to
Mcdicin'e, a single trial of these Biters will satid.
fy the sufferer than his disease is is enable to the
proper reinedy. I 1 .
In testimony of the many cures ct
- - _ . . _
Remedy, reference is hod to the writ
from - distinguished individuals k ' .
the laud. ' '; I. •
,1 ..
13 1 4 . .,4 FOWLS ..k CO.;
For pa by their agent • eierywh
Attens :,...Tuhri G. Brown, .C.
Henry Saylor , . P4ttsville_ ; C. A L
Schuylkill davett - ; H.W.' P cost
E. J. Fry and AI hi c an A FoWler,:
Shinier, Port Girbott; Pant Bs 1
G. Reagan £ S.:11. Tuicarora ; C.
New Philndolphin; Jonas Robinh
ton ; R. H. Irvin, rFL Clair; E:
Canis ; John Williams, Middleport.
July 31, 1858.
ii
litirThe Immense Popularli y of. th e Fa .
Athenienue, or diir iteitbrer, of Jules suet, has cre
ated a demand unprecedented over the entire fou.
Persons afflicted with: baiduess, after, using It a shot
time,' are gladdened by the appearouir of a new . aold
luxurious growth of hair. • Imparting a vivifying inlir
rpm to the cuticle Of the head, it prevents the hair rotas
falling of, end .gray; hairs and' whiskers ire gukk y
chatiged to the oriallial life.rolorly Its chemical act :
and yet it is not a dye. nor alit it soli the silo or t e
tired linen. Soli, lby XII druggists, and by anti& Ilat&I
& Co., No. 704 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. •
For sale also wholesale and retail, at F. SANDFfft
13ON'S,Drug and chemical Store. Pottsville. '
u ] rts
SirPallera Magical `nag ' ifartwatt • a
will cum the folloWing among a grest rataklme or 5 1 6'
eases:—Rums, Slai, Cuts, Clages, Nipples. go 's,
Balaton', Bruises, trains, Bites, ' , Chillblai s,
Riles, Scrofula, Clew, Fever S i re s ,. Frio s, Bar Ac e,
Piles, Bore Byes, flout, Strolling*, Ithenmatbms, 8ie . 0,1
Bead, Salt Ithenat At , Baldness, LErysipelas, Rittproln,
• Barbers' Itch, Bann l Pox, eaal , Bash, /le.; ke.
To some It may appear Incredulous that a many a , ..
eases should be reeched by one article; such an id l es
e
will vanish when ieffectioa points 16 The fact, that the
salve is a combination of. logredienbc, each and ev ry
one applying a peret antidote to its opposite asunder.
• r&INCIPAL Derv -165 Chas4en that, Neio York:
(49 ly] , C. W. CiraCH
. ffirSo',l by JOBif 0. Ilaiming A So!. Pottsville, l'a.
medical attend
gives to his patient the drug which he soppcoeu. pro
tbr the emnplalnt. Mark! his treatment Is beset
supporilion only. r Ile does not recognize the great feet
that all the forms of disease result from s single eaase,
the preseneei of a' destructive principle in the fluids
which should sustain and vivify the mild portions of lb*
body. It is then—on the very element• of vitality—ion
the secretions and the blood' that holloway's rills ex
ercise thedisinfeetant and conservative influence., tbe
unseen fountains, as well as, the palpable Unite of dis:
ease;are assailed by tble mighty antidote. -It atlncts
the blie, the mudrie juke, the lymph,' the blood, MA
purges them of everithlng pernicious to health and
vigororitlch may have contaminated their natural pa•
rity. .Vfbere eysopimos t are merely astyriosed,a relapse
may be antielpated,but when flit :fedi of the disorder
are destroyed or expelled. the cure is radical.
lingst lifirigsrilmiATehELOVl4
WIGS- and TOUPEES anuses all: They are elegant,.
light, eery and durable.
Fitting to•chartO—no turning op behlni—no shrink
lug off the head; inideed, tide is the Wily , fetal Hainaut
where these things are propeely.undirstred and nutde.
[49.ly] • 2:Z Broadlnay,'Nevo rent.
u- lair Dye! Hair Drill Hair Dye Vs...
Wia. A. atatottatot's- ye
Kett • e
:The ORIGIIAL. and ZEST the World.
fiAll others are mere leitatitme, and bbould bravaided,
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or MIS* HAIR Dyed !natant!) , ' to a
beautiful and Natural Drown or Stick, without. the
least injury to flair drikin. .
IDTERN MEDALS and DI PLOMAS.bare been awar
ded to I 4 m. A. Datebeloel *lnce 1939, and over 80,000 lan
pit:sties have been made to the flair of his pallets of
his teems Dye. J • • •
BarciiLov i s PAIR DYE
%produces a for
not to be distlegOlsbal from nature, and Is VERSA. ED
not to Injure in the best, however long it ley be,cloO4
tinned, and the 111 elleeti of bad Dyetr.remedied ; ibd
weir Invigorated jfor Web' , this splendid Dye.; :
Hada, sold or anpliad(ln 9 private ream) at 'theig
Detery, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold In all eine and towel of the United State, by
Druggists and IlroOty Goods Dialers. . .
Iti'The Genulite has the 'name sod address npo
steel plate engrai l ing on four sides of each box, of
A. nanitemort,
4,253 Broadway, New Yor
Jo ' Dx.fi. Deux I Sox, Pottsville, Pa:j
tUE OREATEErt
ledical Discover,
OF THE AGE.
EaralL
ISDir t of Roxbury. bas discois In
'DI.ow ti our !common *tura weeds" moody that
curls
Eflptr Al' ,ND OP HUMOR.
. . rwx
1
-
a a 1..,
The Worst Bor' Ws Down tb a Common Pita le..
He has tried Ift Inuver eleven hundred wee, and -
ay tatted except ip two cam., bo.h thunder hot:mfr. He
has taw In hla poaartaloo over one hundred eerll atre
.oflteealue all eh hill manly miler of Borden.
Ted bottles ire' warranted ,to cure a nursing sores
mouth. I '
,Onto three' bottles will cure the worn, kind of plot.
plea op the face
TwO or three bottles will cum th e system of bibs
Two bottles are wa. nutted to cure the worst canker In
the stomach.
Three or five bottles are warranted to sure the Porst
kind otlirysipelas.
'
One or two bottles warranted to
are iitre all humor let
tbe eyes. •
• •
Two bottles are warranted to ewe vpining of thanes
and blotches among the hair. ,
Poor to six kettles are warranted to cite corrupt and
running nines. ,
One bottle will cure scaly ertiptions of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cute the ward
kind of ringworm. ,1
Two or three bottles are trarrant4 to co& the most
desperate ei, es Of Ithriumatism.
Threw loftier bones pre warranted ltites, re nsitihrtum.
- Ere to eight bottles will ours die vrorst case of tcr
mk
of
- Otte to three bottles are warranted to cure the wont
case of Dyspepsia. •,l know from' the' xperience of thou-I
sands that . 1t has beep caused by * canker in the sto
mach.
- One to two bottles, are warranted to nee s ki h ee d.
ache.
:be.
On* 1.0 twO bottles ate warranted to regata r te a tartlet
, .
tate of the towels.
One th two bottles will regulate alt derangement of
i .
the kidney'. . .
Your to 11 x tattles hare eared the tient outs of drop'''.
.One in three bottles has eared tim e worat it. of Ole";
a relief le always experienced; what a mercy to get re*
lief in such an 'l:enlisting dismal .' - I •
,No climax. of diet era nemasatr..eat the bec&l o s l
can get and enough of it.
Dracerroxs iron ma :—Adalts, one tablespoonful-per
day ; Children over ten yeas, demert.spoonfal; Child
.ren-from dee to, eight years. teaspoonful. As no direr.
dons ran be applicable to all 'conelitutlons, take.mtell•
tient to operate on ibe bowels twill' 4"7. l
` 3 iitr:
• ' XAMITICIVICD II • . ,
DONALD KENiNEDY, . .
. .120 'We're* itiveit , tox6aulii . if 84., ,
- ' - Plies 111.
a rc
sale 7. drugaisti throqteqittbetal Its'
,luhu43. IS
iiir/011011111411AS irtlosalci..Ds.CatitintAVl
Ilicia...Theecauttlnalicua of Ingredients to these rills
ire tbs reseal:tot' itloam and estimate practice.bay
are api la *h. opois tkeis,and cystoid In eyeteeth); all
luettallivithOi; Palutol soenitruatiotui, rerouting all 'ob.
stribiloisa,__Osithsr (mm cold or otherwise, headaehe,
pa hi4e, tkri ebre, paTyitittiou of the heart, disturbed
1 04011*11 .(trays Ulu trout Interruption of nature.
714.itaus uleasestUlly Used as a preventive. Thews
PillsAosta runar tio takr to priguancy,u they would
be sere lic; muss a astscaretivt. Warranted purely veg
etable, arid heit'hvat Saythlog Inju dons to lite or health.
Papll it 'dirge look sittith should be read. aceorapaey
sea box. Prieto $l. E , cut by. mail, by encl.:Utile ttl to
:Alolob;4lr3OGVltlp,• .• •• •
It. 13- [NOS.
far the LI CLassber , Yoe Ihrk.
To whirs ail Whobrila *Oars should be addressed.
AliPSold by Jou* O Ihtotret A Fax, Pottsville, and
Used 1 f19.i71
I , , •
I
Etligious )ntettlienct.
Tug Rar. Jaws, Nattb, of Philadelphia, will
+itch by divine pnrusisoleo; in the M. B. Church,
is SeCond street,-P;Wtsville, on neat Sunday, the
7th Inst., at 10 O'clock the morning, and at 7
o!cloek in the evening:
I • •
afirRSOPHNINOO—The klethodlik Splimpal.Chureb
of tit. Clair. haring been chased for repairs. Rill be re'
opened kr Moine, Service, To-morrow, A utast 7th.
Preaching at 10 o'clock.'A. IL. by ltrv.
of Pennine: S P. M., by Rae. J. J. Joampf Port Car.
bon. end et 6 P. M.. by lin. Rom iiI6TWOOD, Ot Potts
rule farTb• public is cordially invited to attend.
NOTIHE The Corner Stone of the English
Mrseseltail Lutheran Chumb, at Schuylkill Hamm,
.1011 be bld an Sabbath. Awned 71h. next, with appro•
striate sserebas. Tha Rev. Mr. Wediker, Of Lebanon D.
Sleek and other elvrri ee i oliklato on the oace;ion.
will She puic are west fully invited to at tend. There
be t a train of ems arebra if at 8)4 o'clock,
A. M., and also cars from Pallor/11 at 84 o'clock, A.
and return at 7 o'elrak, P.M. errice at 10 o'clock A.M.,
and also In the afternoon and evening. Service. will be
railiducted is the English and 01111121111 languages. •
Ry order of the Building Committee.
. JOHN WORTS. CONRAD ROWERS. "
rtd of bad
Co.. who sr!
at ttribmktd
ISAAC PAXSON', BAWL IfAA IC,
•
ANDREW Lieflie,
Pot fades, July :e t '59
eirSPECIAL SERMONS arlll be preached In the Prim,
Mrs Methodist Chinch, Ft. Clair, on the Lord's Day,
August 7th, IMO, vii: In the morning at 10. A. M. In
tlut erenlog at IS o'clock, by the Rev. T. 11. itODISDON.
of Pettenion,Few Jermy, and In the afternoon at 2
o'clock, by the Revel'. Ilvmatiacc, St. Clair.
Alan. on Monday evening.. Aurtudith.
A Public Meeting arill be held In the, man p)aee,ta be
addremed by the &Wee named whale:ea and other*, to
commence at 7 o'clock.
. .
A collection will he taken up at each service toward
paying
off the debt on the church property.
St. Clair, July 30, ; '39 • 51.2 t •
inrarrrionisr RPM:TOPA!, cuuncu. Poen*ld
Btiret, Pottavi rem. U. K Ottacto, Pastor. .11/Ivlne
awoke every F rbball at 10. tk. M. and at 74 P. U.
43-REGULAR IMPTIST cuuncu.Mahantangto et.;
Rev. R. 11. Acr.try.lhriter. Berrieee emery. Lord'a
at 10% A. M, and B 'P. , N. Lecture and Prayer-71m
day Eveninza. 111•Freo . •
airExpusulLUillEßANCllllßClT,MarketSqu re,
Pottsville: Rev. W. H. LoCHILITBACO, Pastor. Divine
Tice in this ebtoch' r•julariy every Sandsy. - Morn ng,
at 10 1 ,..i ceeto'clr; avenie7. at 7 - eclosk. Weekly Prayer
Meeting, ThoradaY evenin!, at 7 o'clock.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will
worship regobrl At the Associate efortvod Church
Building; Mark et :frost—Bey. Sim= Gar. Pastor
Sabbath morniug, at DOA o'clock; even tugs. at 7 o'riock.
'Weekly Lecture and Prayer Healing, Wednesday eve
ning!. at 7 o'clock.'
lipTRIBITT-CILCBCH SERVlCY.S.—efugusl.lBs9:-
7 tb--Seventb Sunday after Trioity. Scriptural Lme
Xxodna ix, Acts xx. P. at., xtodus x,
Hebrews all
- 111th—Eighth Sooday after Trinity.—The lessons are
•Exodoe :Iv, Acts xxiv—Cospal St. 3fat. vil. Exodus xv,
Hebrew 1111—Kplatlo, Romans •111, 12.
• 21;st—hinth'8anday after Trinity.—'l i b 1, lemons are
Numbers xvi; Acre xxvl. Ipistle COI'. Z. Numbers
3aurra 1•-• °mire'. Luke x•L
21th—St. Bartholomew's Day.—The lessons are Heel.
xxiv. Mark vi• r -Spirn lc, Acts v, U. Eat. gals, 1 John !
limped, Luke-gall, 2L
31st—Tenth Sunday after Tritilly.-.-The lessons are
A. ii., Num.:gill, Hera Cor. xli. P.
h. Hain. xxiv. St. Jaa.ll-4dospel, St. Luke xix, 41.
The hoar of Limning Service is 10 o'eftek lovnorrogr.
• D. 'WASHBURN, Rector.
•
eked by tb
l eo certifies!
wn all ol e
~.. . .
NVAN'tED-hiree Male imd Four
Yemala Teichere—at the Port Carbon SehocT
' District. term to commence 6111 - dreeptember. Diccc.
tors will mast Weduesday; August 10t b. at 3 O'clock, P.
M., to receive applications and make the appointments.
By order ot the Board. UEO. BECK, 5.T . ..y.
Port Carbon, August . 0. '69 .
' roptieterr
liughep, an r
Iltintsinge
Millersville
magus
•
ANTaD—.'l l wo Female 'and Nine
M
,7 ale Teachers. for the Public 'SchOnlit lo the
towneldp of Blythe. Appointment'. will be wedeln the
New Philadelphia School lloore,on Wedneeday, the 24th
'day of August, at It o'clock, A. M. Each etplie Mon
moat be accompanied by a certificate from the County
. 13operintendent. Term ten" mouths.
• . 51cti ETTIE AN. &c. 0.", ScAt. Board.
.; New Philadelphia. Aug int 0.'59 3.131
Pinegrove ;
arses bias ,
,Id; Bet Cli
hillipo, No
31-eowly
ANTED. -A m a rried Tan 'desires i
- a sltuat'on las Bonlr•keeper, at a colliery or store!
,Can give nnexeepltonable recommendations as to nips
city. Terms moderate. Aptly to B. HANNAN.
Vabrt J '59 :
I - PEACH ER WANTED--A Female
cber to 'take abatis of the Female 'Common
School In the la. °Ugh of Ore' igsbur;;. None bac &com
petent persoii, ran trredure the neewry County
C rll6eate need apply. Balaq VS per month. School
term 9 monl hit. t W3l. M. BICKU. &aria ry.
_July,ltil '39 293 t
iTTEA - OTTE WANI' E D
Q School llirectois of Ekhoyikill Woven School Dlettlet
Inn meet at their School flouse,on Monday, August lit,
19f,9, at 11., fur the purpose of examining
and employing Teachers tor the Schools of said Diatrkt
Inc the ensuing term of ten months.
Ay Order of the • d. , 11. W, BOWMAN,
July 16.'39 29.3 t
WANTE Dy u skillful and ex-
Perie6eed manager of Coal Mines, a sllualimi
as head Mining Agent who thoroughly undersiands the
laying Off and.Vithlng of both pillar and long wail,ann
in is good a vedllisitor of dangerous mines as can be
found. and .an pioduce the best ref ranee and testi.
mnninis. Addmiu
July 9.' ! 39 Richmond; Virginia.
TEA C HERS WANTED.—The
• Donut of F'ebrol Dineetors of Foster Township
School DI Irkt x.ll meet at their Glen Carbon Sehobl
House. oLI SaturthiY,JuV.Dlbh, 1E59, at 5 o'clock. P. M.,
for the purpnse, of examining and • employing. Teoetters
for the Schools of Said District. ftor the ensuing term of
10 menthe. Nona but those who an produce the nowt*.
mry County Certificate need appply7 IBy order of the
Board. • - ' JOHN . 1111100ftN,
Olen Ildkrbon, July 23,'59 30.
FOR SALE & TO _LET.
AVALULB E COAL .11INE FOR
LEASK.,-The Sal.quehar pa Ccii and Coal 'foun
tain Company ofTerfor lease their valuable lad& at Mt.
Carmel. with all the improvements, in complete order,
and'capable of enlopng and prepat toe Sr market 'three
itimitmtld VMS Of pal per month—fer_whieh there is a
ready demand the year mond; a conaiderable Proper.
lion of which wlil be taken by the Stockholders id Bab
The Coal Is the beat mined in Pennsylvan ia—the
lrorkein complete order, and possession given immedi
ately. To s responsible patty the loyalty pill be 'Mode
rate. For particulars, apply to D.J. LNWIP, 'Agent. at
Neunt Carmel; or to Z. BARNUM, President, Baltimore.,
btd• •letttgavt6,l4l , SZ.3t •
TOTS FOR SALE ON TIME.—The
Mibeertber is. prepired to sell Ws on Greenwood
11 'on time, running from 1010 15 yearn, tollowe who
desire to Improve the sane. Apply In D. DANNAN.
IF
* OR - RENT, OR • SALE—That Ell .
valuable Tavern Stand In ma tillage of Newlin'
k rk, lately - occipital by Patrick McCann. Apply to
• •
B. IBAKIMOLOMEW, Po Mao Illa.
16 tf
April 18,'80
1,0, 'LET—From the brat d ay of April
steal, the sutt , of mum lunnedlately oppealt• the
. pal Mirth, now accepted as an Exchange race.
• Apply to ' ' WX. TBOIIPPON.
Pottsville. February 8,'50 64(
---------
rro LET—The Steain Flooringn
MILL at Atlnerivlllo. Pat In fall repair and=
gond running ord r. For pealleulars and terms apply
to DENIVEI.L. BIIMITLE, Hamburg; or to DANIEL,
sumvun. Potlpviltr. , [July ;ix 'sd 314 t
FOR RENT AND SALE--The p g
.4 ho nor In Monti'. Addition, Litt ly occupied bya;
book Howson. I • rovapialon given: Immeilintay.
A (mintitior furnitnr• also fiii , ado.' Innalop of,
i . gm. Ds O. MUM.
Zl.lf
•
T OR. SA!,2----One superior 8 inch
a i - roZi te rn P rAi w i i nT ettel:Ltir end i
11 b e ?D i ll e 1 -
1 17 A n :. ---
Apply at dm Titotspor ° lroa Works for further Inforipa
Om. 1 ' " CAIIIKE a ALLEY. -
August 21,
• -
18] 54.
T 01'S IN MAHANOY CITY FOR
i_jsiLE. 7 Apply to John Andereon -Agt, Tamaqua,
or to Frank Carter, Agent, Claire, No:4.11111w Terrace,
.Pottsville, or it the °Mee in Idahanoy City, on Wedges.
day and Thursday of teach week. •
taunilik k lit • 24t
l i IKESII LIME 'far sale at. all ,
at the on the Island; for• Wading pa s,
gand,die ' at the townt Odom C. M. ATKINS..
JACOBF/Sllbill, Ashland, will fill any orders prompt
ly. and at lower prices than have been charged bell:dopes.
• Pottsallle,MaTab 20.'5'9 • • - 124
Ci LEASE-A RED AS.,}I-CDL
LIMY. In complete working order f imllb ttoel~ and
:tures to do a modepite boAttitt*. Ihtt . probho tartga to
good tenant. !or Anther Infonaillon appl 01LLy to
• CHAS. IL
I Rent Fatale Agrit,,Malserstetnio greet, Pleitssi/k.
July 39,'59314f
. .
TOR SA LE CH EA P-2 first rate 20
horse power Engines, sa sood as new.
Cool Breakers and Screens.
40 Dflft Cars. and lot of A ales thr drs. '
,4 altlles,sod largo lot of Users. Wagons. he. -
Apply to Wit. U. EElBlllti, Tirstre.
Fremont, Jana - 14,'5 9 2f.
r ipOß • RENT—A Three Story]
Thick Dwelling Donee with Inch buildings`
supplied with gas and wan; fl Mines. .
Al.BO, Tim Store Ramie: With tenements attached.
Futhade for an/ idad of Widnes,. bet wean the American
Mum and the Peonsylrants HalL Apply to
Nat syllia•Velenary 25.'59 941] MURPIIY.
1 1 0 R SALE- 7 Tw0•50 Horse En
grlnn—igekied kgelber.4or bolstiog and pumping:
•40 ItorswlEnitioe, with paritek for do ' do
SOO.yardilif 11 inch pipes, and working barrels.
1.00 yards of wiry rupe.—a lot of chain. I.
One SO horse Eves!. arid rollers. meting%fbr brea Ir.
The free* work of engine houses and breaker, and ten.
. ant house*. -
iron.
A lariac., m
M
of 1 rolls, flat bar Iron and scrip ‘ '
Also; ra wagons, cart and sled, and two ule,.
• WU be sold very cheap. Apply to
' CHAO. 31.11I11.:
- ~ Eteefistaht Agog, ilislautt:appo area, roittniiiii•
February 12,'69
-FOR SALE--VERY CHEAP—
Otti 00 Isom Elgin*, mind cosmortloos 93r poonling ,
water.
Oo• 40 *ons Smeary for hoisting Coal ! with Drum
and conitections.
Ann CO horse Ipigitio. Wer
004 80 bone Itogloo, Naas od connections So
bteidting
'About 1300 boot of fool Aral, with pontos; rods,
eanneeiltig-frons, ite. - • •
.About tOI foot of 11 inch pipe, prop, Itoss,/te;
A t o t of . , T rano, chain, fort. 42 1 -
Apply to • A- 'man,
ome.--ennverc . if Matoititango and Seconds streets.
Pottsillbr, January 21, • . 4.1 g
7 •
•
1 NOTICES.
WANTED.
S TRAY . CON.--,Strayed awa y ~) n
s a s us d sy, July23J. 1552, from tit Clair. a 410 114 imp COW. vitt' a white alaibetwesso k h er h 0rt ,„ .4 . t0 ,
spot ou each hip. sod lona talL A suitabl e r „,, arti 4 4 .
ha paid An opturaint sight caw to Ilk:Stt2 111•LlNo,41
lit • Clair. uSua• 6 9 14 2420
11 sTßA . r.—Str,ayeil away from 12 ,
.4 the autwertber. au July tOtb,rsta, a fled. gva•
sea con. Stioloid two brava knobs ca the tics%
and square kit With kat*" strap; has a hove whi t
19)0t. Oil the babied. Auy wood (drool
will be liberally rewarded. DAL 82,lbEL, rcsra, r.
Jul 23 Mgt Coruer of Iltb god Market strseta.„Po
y , • 00-4 •
`TRAY' COW.—Strayed away fro m
to the subscriber. tinkling on .Voert ilorm% 114 i.
l'td feline, on the 16th inst., a moan RED COW, itik". r
white face. and has a narrow white stripe runolo t t r ,„ 4 "
the !boulders to the top" of the neek.with solddine
sized borne. and bad on a malt Name bell with st-b c4 ,7,
In one come of it. Tail red. witb a white tip. and le
cropped. Whoever will return mid cow to the autw,t.
her or give biro iutbrmatiou while be can art ter ap . s,'
• li be reasonably rewarded. Vf.M. iIVANS '
Pottsville, July 30 ,' 69 - • 3i at '
' , TRAY COW.—Strayed nway iiti.-
from the subseriber. residing at Mount 4 1....
Hope, er' St. Mir. on the alb of July, a Light i 5,„,...
COW. nead all brown—both horns bored—• ehtt t
stripe from the shoulder to the tail—a little spertby „,
th e rump—while belly. MM. a blind, tlt—tall whit,.
-with a little took off the bair on tbe end. - WhneTer • i li
return add cow to tbevubecriber, ih• give blue tes, nt , '
lion where be can get her again, will be reasmilatly r .
warded. _ . -- , JOHN OLIVER
-_ _ •
Mount Mope, July 23,'59
DISSOLUTION.
X)issoLuTioN OF PARTIktER
s lIIP.--Tte• ccipartnership heretobrei existing r..
wren the undersigned, under the Mut name of J. a J .
SPARKS, was dissolved on the Ist dairy( Activist, Iv) .
The interest of John Sparks in the property of the Oro
has been odd to Jabs. tiro rt., who will settle the eitatta
of the Late partnership. and oontlouts this purities* i n
his own =sae and upon his own account.
JAIIIBZ SPARKS,
Pottsville, Aug. 8, ill *3t9 JOilig SPARKS.
ttP-OTIC E.—The - Partnership between
the undersigned. In tba coal and store. befinew,
Treenno townsbip. ffebuyikill aninty, tinder the ling,
of HENRY HEIL A CO., it Oda day dissolved by mutual
consent. The badness hereafter to be tarried on by
Henry Heil. nod all clsistis spinet IM late Brat to le
attended to by. la lin. HENRY HEIL
July VI. 't9 nal] JAC. lIA OM kit..
P
ISSOLUTION.—The .671-Partner-
Alp beretob•r• existing between K A. Beatty and
o it Heebner was dissolved by mutual consent on the
6th of. July. 15.5.8. The businesiof the firm will be wt.
1144 try .It. A. Beatty, who al:1 continue the business of
Use late tirm. E. A. BEATTY.
JNO. HEEBNER.
2844
Pau/Tale, July 9, WI ,1
Pp'e
ISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
81111P.—NotIce is hereby glom that the porton-.
t xletlng between J. & J.S.J.B. It AIiDEN BUSII. In !Ye
oterrantlla btudoess. In Port Carbon. Schuylkill moor.,
Pa.. was dboolred on the fUsth day of July. A. D i Istu.
by mutual enment. All debts owing to the said Iltls
are to be Welted by said Joseph 8. liandeobuth, and nil
demands on odd arm are to be presented to the said J.
prph S. Bandembuthi by whom the same botloots toll
hereafter be motiotted. JEBSaI RACEIKNBCBII,
~.
el JOSEPH B. BAUDItlillt'SII.
Port Carbon. Jule' 9.'59 151 me
NOTICES.
1-OST 4
, on the 2d instant, a POCK,ET ,
BOOR, containing $6O in cads and si note fiir lit:
Pk. drawn on the 22d of July, 1559, four months if
ter date, by D. P. Drown A Cc.. in gator of C. H. lien
nett, Agent. The public arecauttoned against negoti
ation said note. $ Reward to the finder of the book,
if billet ibis office. • [Augnit 6,'59 $241J1._
USTATE OF F.IVIAN UEL 11AUt.4E,
jiigsevesid-Nollre la hereby given that Let et re l' .
tarnentary on the Mate of RMANUFI., lIAUpE , let,. n '
t
the borough of Pottsville, deceased.have been gronb,l
by thelfnbstor of Wills of Schuylkill County, t o th,
•miderstmwol. All persons Indebted to mid Estate .0
' snake payment to the undersigned. and all sermon
having claims against the Estate wllkhand them in lor
settlement. ' . MARI% llAtidg,'S.reaufrtr.
Pottsville, August 6,'59 024i1 '.
NOTICE.—Was lost, between West
wood and the borough of Potter about the
20th ult., • Promixenryi Note, dated Jule 15th, 105). ray
able to the order of Illeorge Payne. kw' the epm of s'.
Aimed by J. A Cl—Cooke, And endorsed by tio , ,rre
Payne and S.T. Payne. Etteloaid In the Note wag ast
bill. The tinder will gleam return the Note to the atm,
.of the Ifinere Journal and be will be reasonably ream ,
ded. Payment bas.been stopped, and of eourse It I. of
no use to any pervon but the owner. S. T. PAYNE.
August a, '5O 328' •
ANUAL
LIL Annual Exhibition of the'SaCti,llklll Cnonty
ricultural Satiety will be held on tb.lr Pair GIlln ,1 " at
Orwl'Albuilt. on Tuesday, Wedneaday and Thor,mhy,
September 27 th, 28th and 291 b, at which limy the friends
of the Society, and the public at tame. are rcepectfolly
Invited to attend. W.ll. MU:HALL U. S.
.Aueust. 6,'69
)T, 0 'l' I C E.—The SCHUYLKILL,
OOUNTY AORICOLTURAII. 1101tTleeLTORAL
A. • D bIF.CIIANICA,‘ AMOCybATION. will 'hold' their
/*north Annual Extfibttloo ea*buylkiltilayen an Tat,
day, Wednesday and Thoysdly.Oetaber 4th,btb and Mb,
1659. . J.J. PAXSON, Presidgst
.1. S. K !WM, Rte. Seely,
June'll, '69
JAMES J. SEIBERT f Attorney et
Law, Potty,llle, Bcbuylktll County.,Pa.
Wollice on Centre street; above theaanwrilf Rani.
'July 30,141 I
Ar., T ANEETING ;of the.- Board of
Dlieetont. held at •the Banking flown thin ',h.,
ohn Denaldeon was ',letter! Pfeeldent of the A ,
thraelte Bank, la place of his Falber,Wllllam Dow.
eon, E m ., dere:teed. GEOlhtit: Wit:GAN,
• Tatuanna, July 'A '6O 31-] . Preridtat pro to e.
NOTlCE.—Notice: is hereby given
to the pnblle by the subsertber that Iv. 113.1 pup
chased. Sac • valuable eptudderatkln. one PIANO from
Chester Strattoo, or Mint/veil* and kneed the sem. to
- Mtn during hts good pleasure. RAML. J. BASS.
Ashland, 4uly 18,'59 au.ac. •
ADMINISTRATION NoTicE.—
Wbereas Lettere of Administration on the Estate
RAUAM W. DAVIS, late Of the Isorough or et
Clair. Schuylkill erotinty..decessed. have been granted by
the Register of said county to the inbecrlber, nAlee
hereby elven to all those Indebted to said Estate lomato
paynient,and those hawing claims will present them Er
settlement to MARY A. DAVIS, A4iiinienitris.
' July 80, '59 alt'
UFFICE \VLVFER
-GoiiPANT, Pottsville. Jolsf,ll,
At a Special )leeting of the Board of - alanigenvol ths
Pottsville Water Company, held at their Dike this day,
It wee, on motion
Rsolztd, That a ftetokonnal Dividend of Three pot
cent. he &del:0 on the capital stock. payable to tin
stockholders. or their legal representatives, at the efts
of the Comnapy, - on and after Monday. the 13th day of
A crzost nest'-JACOB lI USTZINOh I I, J r , .
Pottsville, Juy 30, '30 31.) /Ssniffent.,.
- •
IN the Orphans' Court of Schuylki!l
L Connty—ln the matter of the distribution of the
balance of money In the hands of Jonathan Chriet se!
nrad Reichert, Executors of HENRY litfhthlEL, Jr,
Ate of Pinegrove township, theeesse , ll: •
. The suedentianed. appointed by the said Court 16 die
tribute the said balance of money, will be prepared
'
meet all persons Interested therein it his sees, ooes, on C
Ire street, In the hnrongh Pottm ille. on - Tridey, the
19th day of August next, at 16 o'cloilk,'A.
OEO. 11. CLAY, Audi'or.
Pottsville, July 28,'52
AUDITOR'S NOTICE. --In the
Matter of the Estate of .1011,1 LETELER, foto of
neurone, descried:
The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the'Orpham'
Court of Schuylkill county, to re-state and r►eetllo tlfir
account of Jonathan Lellie.r end Jacob Ellen heum. •t•
!mentors of mild YAW.. attend tot the duties oChit
appointment, at bin Once, In Unbending!. &inert. coiner
of &mond, Potintille. on Tuesday, tbil Mixteenth 'Jay of.
August,lll39, at 10 o'clock. A. It.
CIMISTOPUZII LITTLE, Amides.
Pottsville, July 30,'69 . 313 t
1 *
ROPOS.AJA will be received at tbe
commintemew moo. Pottsville, until the 19th
sy of Anna' west, kw building a Covered Itridcearrneo
the Litt le`Behuylkill Biter, at &links hill, In Wrpt
Penn township. Span 00 feet, nod 16A set wide In toe
elem.. Plan and specifications can be 'Seen at the Cow
intonotwrs' mare.
ALSO,. lforttrildhir a Prone Bridge of t arches, each'.
fret In the clear. arras the Lisar.l Creek. In Wert Penn
Inwnshist, et SOlig's VIII. The tbund*tinza of 'the taut;
meats and, pier, are already tnsde. '
SAUL. GIAIPIISIT. Ckrk.
Pottsviiie, July 30.'00 . [4114t
.
Auorrows i NO'rICE.--In the
Court of Common Pleas of IlebuyikM County—
n t dm iter of the sorouht of WILLIAId KLpii;Eit,
Assignee of BENJAMIN KLINGER:
The anderehtved, Auditor appointed to % stateinot re.
mettle the raid amount, and to distributer the heiance le
the hands or the maid Assignee to and among the and.
Item entitled tothe same, will attend to the datie, ,t
hio 2PIPMMtuott. ethic oleo, In Centre street. I OM.
trllle, on Wednesday, the Besselteerdit dew of A %mg.
laso. at 10 o'clock. A. M., WM. L. Wit lTNtt.
July A'69 30 30 Authior.
• .
`. 4 EDITOR'S NOTICE.— • i
0t0.t.. ItUNTZLNOEIIirotn. Pleas of Schuylki ll /
M. toantyeesi. 10...u11,
FRANKLIN Y. lINNSENLN.•-, ' Y 40.1., ls!,o. .
The andereigned, Auditor a sTiolnted by the Court of
Common Pleae of gehurkill county, to cohnertaln and re.
port the amounts paya .le to rents and *ages out .1 the
proceeds of the sale, under the above Fe. ea., will attend
to the duties of bin appointment at bin office, In Market
street, PottavUle, on Tuesday. the 23d day orAiiiiips
neat; at 10 o'e nat. A.M. : when and what all :wait
interested may attend If they PM PriVer•
JOHN T. MORN ER, Aida. r.
• Pottsville, .1017 2p, '6O .. ' '3lAt
_
TO ALL TIIE lIEIRS and LEGAL
R EPRF.BEINITAT FS of HIPART 110 Y, 1,:,,,,ftee
borough of OTRlgsturg, In the County of Seb Wal. ' l4 "'
ceased :
PSI/AVANT to SR order of the Orphans' urt of the
county of Schuylkill, an inquest will be he ld atthelntl
dwelling boon of Henry Hoy, detrayed in thr isnoh
of Orwigsburg. to the county anwessid, on Tbunday.
the 25th day of August, 1859.0 In erleck In the , lorr
anon. to. mak* partition of the reel *state of the said
teased. to and among his Children and 100 1 tepreesersoil
•
em if that: can be done without prejudice found sp
tiers,
of the who'd, othernise
ou to value and appraise the
nt
pae? when and where y may
P attend If you think
mow.. JOHN . HOBART, SietnY.
Ghertff's Office, Poltseilleq.
July 11, 110 sl,lirar
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—In. the
Court or Common Pied* of Schuylkill Cou My—
FRA.,411 • it /it.
as. lid Sept. T.,,11441.
ANDREW MUER. ' -
The u ndersigned, Auditor appointed to dl•tribate tba
tamer in Court raised on the salsa detaildsoes peg s "'
al PTCP.rtY to and among ik• Ctilitsmo entitled to the
same mill attend to tbe duties able appointment st
bis office, la Centro intent. Potleetile,on Tuesday/ tue
Sisteuntb day of Angust,4l:so. at 10 o'clock, A. M. All
persons •lil be required 10 makes their elutes before mid
Auditor, orb debarred from coming , In dponomid 111%1
-r /WK. WUITN EY, A l ahfo.
July 'et . ;,1:14,1
•
I. I A N the
Ctiurt of Common . Pleas Of
Srb nylitilltoubty—
HY SHIT% by her neat Of dorm Torus, 10,
(flow*, Wfuumettotoza, ~
', .4/;as Sotpana, ..
ROBERT 8,11711. 'I. Arc Di vorce.
TO ROBERT 61.11 TH :—Too• are banal nodded tbst
your wife, MAIM S/lITII, by bee best friend. Will..w
Turner l him Prembitd her petit 100 to the Court of C''''
moo noel of Otto, ilk 111 comity. poulog for a In"'"
from the bonds of matrimony entered into with Y" :
you Ain therefore required to aptwar at said Court.
PA
ril
the flat &rot September Term out. to on er
complaint or chow rawer, ir any yms bare. why the
prnyeMsf mid petittoner should not be granted. .
libels OtHre, Portraih,, 1 • JOUN 1.. nowt r. T.
tali 11, Islo. • • j Z4l) Skrif
.... 21-17 t