fluters' )eir at. • POTTSVILLE,, . IiATIMIDAN, NOVEMBER 19. 1839., glo Mutation of the Mtutierototnat Is equal to nat....imitation C o n r TlinEr. other Etteibh "Pent the 10 the tl--and as it circutatea f a ma na the beet portion of the population,„anatirertise. l e - at tarried In its n is, of course, ecort has ntuch • 2tee mtrertNeeas tr pubtlehe4 to any three other pa. oo reitl,ll the rates of advertlatne are always gra. 5110 price accor•ling tothe circulation of the lapel. Agents - a . Apr Tosi--o.li. frost, !Loom No. •2.110 Ilroadway. roLDELPIIIA—JPT.OOe t Co., sth and cheailllt EgklitOVS—D..N. [Abe, Ex t. Who are nuthortzed to remelt° arob•eripLiona and col le 81114 for the MlNric . JI)GUNAI. establishment. -ADEQUATr. PROTECTION To , Ameridan Indus And not another Inch of tiava Terri. tory, by Extension, Purchase or Conquest. , • The above are,"and will be the two lead ing, Principles before the country, until they ere vietoriouse; and we nail them to the mast head of the MlNEttarJoutttzat, there to float until they wave in triumph aboie the Nation•, al Capitol at Washington. AIIBURN AND ALLENTOVN RAILROAD. • tMASS AIEETINO of the Citizens of Schuylkill county, and all.parties interested in the only completion of the Auburn and Allentown Rail road will be held at the Peons trams Pottsville, on Tuesday.. November 22d. 1859. at It - crock, S. M. A tomMittee from New York, appointed b tbedirectorsof the Road will be present. It is hoped and expected that every titOrinesstnau and property Bolder interested loth° welfare, growth and pros. perity of Schuylkill County: will be prestintir give. aid sod countenance to this Important {elect. It is limes sure which will securethe deliverance and 41seuthral ment of our mining Interest from the bands which have so long profit rated It. and establish every pursuit within our !ardent upon a firm and lasting basis of prosperity. The meeting will be addressed by rovoill able speakers. r. W. III:011E8, RICHARD REAR, . , EDWARD YARDLEY, WM. DONALDSON. GIDEON BAST,' OEO. S. ItEDPLIER anntnittee. Nov. 12, 13 We refer our readers to the Report of J. Dutton Steele, Esq., on the Broad Mountain and Mahrinoy . Railroad, which will lie found 4 in this week's JOURNAL. JUDGE D - - THE population of Ireland is 6,000,01 I ; a decrease since 1847, of 3,000,000 of souls. TnE lion Joseph Howe of Nova-Bootie ht named 'as the probable auccealor of Goy Ilonglass in the aduan istrat ion of the Colony of British Columbia. DIE New York Tribune deprecates the ea. tent to which money is need in elections. Ii is indeed, &Moralizing, • , Ir is thodght • Secretary Cobb I cannot ge along without a new loan. Brilliant. finan cfierolat Cobb. lie Ithiuks a Protective Ta riff uselesi. • I ' • . .P/111LADILPIIIA lit)91E11 1 0 llP.—The City or Brotherly Love is to have a ,stuimship'..to Liver pool, which will EMI ecCoi-occotionally. Of course, Englieh company places it on, Philadelphia sadly locking enough enterprise null public spirit to de it herself. ACCORDING to the Ric/intend-Enquirer, the people of Virginia, so far from being in the, least disposed to extend "a pardon to John Itiown and his confederates, are beginning to inquire "why . tht;y were not shdt, like dogs, at the moment of their capture?" SINCE the recent elections, Mr. Buchanan's friends claim that he" is the only Hemocrat who has any chancerof success in 1560, and the same belief prevails nt the White House, though the President lately admitted that he could not carry Pennsylvania. Let him be nominated by all means. * . SEEP Coot..—Tbe Ricbmonti frit l soya thai if any Republican ebonld be elected President 'in : 19.'u the Union will be dissolved, e., &c., The Whig forgets that it is a Pro-Slaveiy • weakness, to blotter. Why'blees you, Virginia has no 'such idea, even. if a Repulfliran Prettithint elioula be elected in ISLA. Does a child' &sett its tuuthCr, before it can' walk alone? , . •Nr.xx :TATE, Co:lva:mos.—lt • Leviiiline, Erg., chnittnan of ,the COmmittee,will rail the next Itoubli ventien to meet at liarii'iburg on t. Teary. Itte. duty of the Convent nominate a coodidate for Govern point two persons to sorre as Seri In the ensuing Presidential essopojl Quer.a.—The friends of Dopy bitn'that he is to the South the table candidate for the Presid Charleston Mercit7 states that -, Brown; of Mississippi,;had deli, dress before the Legislature of Jackson, in which beexpressed for the opinions of Mr, Seward, .of Mr. Douglas. Wo reiterate, Sixotmen Moose's relates tbat recently in cutting bread in a -farmer's family of Barn dle, a email orifice was Ober/ l ed, followed up to the centre of -the nest was discovered, snugly and we ed of the leaf of a copy-hook, for wkiiets reposed nine young mice, brought into the world. What, makes it more aingular is that the loaf was bak•d only on'the preceding; day., • Tnosn who wish to relieve of family, can do so, and also receir for their money. A dollar sent t. Ryan of New York, will secore (not engraved) likeness of John giver, and a Barrios over the bare graphing, of 75' or 80 cents for Mal are undoubtedly, ten thousand •, gladly.Obtair a good:likeness of u _rate, whicti wouligivo t his famil widows and children of his sons $B,OOO. - Two . excitements disturbed tL Gotham, this week—both aerial - One, the proposed starting to da on his transatlantic trip in the g , "City of New York e' the other,, day morning of a great fiery Mete 00 little excitement. mot* tho workmen, and others who sow it.' made an,ii . Octosion on Wednesday • loon, for the purpose or making' lo , gical observations, Co be of tool /the Atlantic Oeenn. . IS =MART 800 . . POTT.SVILiE LITERA lIT SO,CIET, will h•dd its first meeting this se evening, Nov. 22. at 7i. o'clock . .Methodist Church, corner of 2 Ibim streets. Order of eierc Address by the President. Rea' . ants: Debate on OA quertiap—.l tillable in defending a client w • -guilty Pt Affirmative. Li I I H. Royer. Negstisei-TD. B. t 8. Laogdon. , • • ..._ SILVER •CREtt LITERARY A ekOteieeA of loot Tueeday. even inwei—Reading by William -% "T,bink before youi Sfreolt." De tion—"le Stevery a Moral, Ev the affirmative. • ' The eproiles for next. Tweed* nrader. Jilin Beach, Jr.; querti --••Ig a Repritiliron est men; 7" Attirintere, B. W ird. J. Foley, J. Sic ourtilin ; Neg . Winlack, C. Taylor and 'A ST. ,CLAlit SCI nost.=lbo .•ettexcities !sea were as t.tilowo:—Reading by_ Subject, "Tam O'Shanter." Ile • ti ,, D , -- .. 511 , 01/14 Congress probibt Slavery into the Territories of t• , Decision in the affirmative. • The exercises for next l'oetd. Realer, H. C. Jackson ; -Lectur Debate on the question dote his duly toward Italy? . A Grapey and Herbert; NegativJ 'and Bracken.. SCIItYLEILL Raves Lrres met on Thuredoty pursuant - tb ut exercises for the evening Iverson Sag; J. W. K ,, onn- 77 Subject; " men to their enuntry." - I;pssy t —Subject, "Progrcsi of, Liters on the question..lllllur count from ustercul faction s thou int L. Pinkerton and P. C. Detweif tire; and P. R. Pam ,and Depths.. Upon whew of a, rion wan given to favorlof the Ezereisee for next evening Joseph Dengler. Essay by U tion—"ll4l, war taken is the retarded hUmart prograse r Letweiler and A. A. Heuer Poston and Ono. Paxson. Xitantlittlei Oilikit.lCA LEA:Co. I - - ,Pottatoms, Pm, Sept, 20, 1059.- ' j • R. D.tvi.utu, Esq.—President of P.A. R. R. R. Co.—Dias Ste :--Sevial - faith baying beett obtained during the len - *lsles] of our. Leeds %. titre fir the construed° 'of Radrodle, west of , Pottsville. in the County offackeyikill, 7 .and th e parties at whose instance y were. pastedhio ing got your pettniseioi 1 the Ettaineetit'of,the Company to make some en vele of die 'wand it was proposed to occupy, beg rears tts submit some of the results nt . the* exatateitionst .-.. ' " Tholthject to erbicb 1 1414 mire particular ly call your attention for a Railroad from Pottsville to Mahoney, or seotid Coal Field, and thence to ittonnect witbAbe Philalhiphia A Sun. btiry It. R., with .a view of treaching a poi,don - of the coat east of Broad Modetain=of openiug the New Boston coal ha'ain—of attaining eubb"a Gee ) trill posititai in Mahasoy elleY - as. will " develop Girard lands end comm od the entire Basin, should it be requited; 'en at the same time at. feet a connectieu between the head of your road and the Sanitary 0 Erie ROlroad at Sunbury. i a The importance of this t' ogre amp needs no ii. lustration to those who a re connected with the mineral commerce of Scli Ylkill Cuunty,,einti it only surprise many that it ' °old have remained long unimproved, thong it ; bas both far front ..negleeted: . • ? Whilst Geo. Stevenson world by the working of li emotive engine on the Li Relire/0, bloom. Robles very tir.jiitt to erhieh I no -nod it the unbounded au to throic into disuse' the inclined planes with whivh the latter had ao pl ntitally supplied , his Danville 4 .Pottsville Bail oad,be, on , his parts exhibited a capacity which was not given to the great Engineer of Looemotion—that' of ticketing the best ground on which Ito locate a Rados's— being fully satisfied as - tote . correctness of Mr. Robinson's earlyjudginenyind clear conception of, the topography of the truetry to be traversed, the attention of your eng ineers was. tem/ to avoiding the inclined plan s . and to project on hie I upend a Loeotiotive rond sie will be more Clearly seen by reference to the accotni staying . map. Dieerging from the - I4:fFiriscin Railroad, near Fishbach Rolling Mill, )I , miles above Pottsville Depot, ourLioe asettedi the Valley of Norwegian Creek to Mount Liffa, where it . erosses the Sam mit; dividing the waters of that stream from the West Branch of the Schuylkill with a cutting of 40 feet deep; thence continuing the ascent along the slopes of Mine Gill,. and terries its rough end in Mine Bill Gap, we cross the Centre Turn pike in the town of Now Castle, at grade • thence continuing the ascent to the slopes of Mill Creek, pass 50 feet above the head of Plane No. 2 ; , 20 feet above the head of Plane N 0.3, and 70 feet below (behead of Plane N 0.4, end juin the - old Mod Run Bridge, midway between Planes N 0.4 is 5, and on the broad flat summit •of Broad MJuntain. From Mine Bill Gap it is proposed to pass off a branch to Ileckscherville li miles in length, which will aceommod4to the tout of that vicinity without adverse gradesand from the' Summit of Broad Mountain another bronnh 2i miles long, and very favorable ground, - W 11l reach the New Boston COO mioes. - In the ascent from Pottsville we have an aver age grode of 90 feet per mile, which may be in creased to 100 on straight lines to cheapen con struction, and, as the grotind occupied is near the 1 heads or the streams, no important structures; and but little heavy work is encountered. At the Summit we connect also with the light grade line of Mr.•Hearsonotnd are near the bead of j)an ville Pottsville plane's No, 5, which reaches di rect!), into the Mahanoy. Basin, near the centre of the Girard lands. oe • •It is well known that this plane is avoided by the light grade line without the use of Is or other uhjectiottable features—but with a loss of Viz miles of distance from Girardville, and the lower pert of the basin. The plane, hOwever, is so admira bly located for accommodating the coal from thi Girard Estate, for whieb 'purposelL was original , ly constructed, that it must again' be used, and' the light grade line Must also be built, which will` Grit be required, is for future consideration. By encb, we reach the rich deposit of the Second Coal Field, and poising thence by Girardville, end Ash land join the Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad at lloweltun, seven miles above the 'town of Sha mokin. • From the foot of Plane No. 5 to noweiton, find the line described as "deem:oiling at the rate 35.ket per mile for five miles—thence descend ing at the rate of 45 feet per mile for 6 miles ; thence decending to Iliierelton at the rate of 75 feet per mile, and along the Philadelphia and Sunbury R. R. 4a• miles of deesendjacgrades at the rate of 73` feey per mile. before the lighter crudes are reached." -- ; Your Engineers have not surveyed this section of Elbe line, and we may hope for some tan provemeito bat thereis no doubt of its practica bility within- the limits stated. - The . length of Neer Rood to be censtructed between Pottsville and Ilowelton ac üb.,ve dere! itied„ is 22} miles 18 miles of which are on the ceal,and 4} miler on the slupea of Broad - Mountain where there is no coal. Its estimated most is 825,000 per mile, or $562.- 500. Il we add the branch to IleikseFeryille, (11 wiles long,) at s2s,ooo—add the branch to New Boston, (74 miles,) at $50,400, we have total cast •'of $637.500. . The important results which would flow from the construction ; of this link, bave been en fre quently discussed, and are so fully understood 'that it seems scarcely necessary to d'well upon them. Sunbury is 'l7l miles nearer to Philadel phia by it than by 'way of Harrisburg if we take the light grade line, and by the inclined plane: line it is tn. miles nearer, theugh.the - grades are less favorable. ,It has a central and most com• mending poliithin in the' Second Goal Field with 4-5 of its entire length lyinc upon' the coal. - For .the coal. front the Girard Estate it•ean have no 'successful competitor, end even from Ashland it will compare favorably with any'line which has been projected or constructed. When finished it will be a feeder tithe Philadelphia Intl Reading R. R.,and the Schuylkill Canal works which have a peculiar. and uodenied interest in the Coal com merce of the city of .Philndelphia. It is the work originally projedted by Stephen Girird for theede• velopewent of his Coal E4iite, and for sustaining that commerce; lad is, therefore, ekpecially mink tied to the support and assistance of ; the commer cial Interests of the city, and for the Gualdiens of the Girard Trust.. , 't Were I asked what wars the most impor tant principle to induce commercial proiperity to a city, I mould say—ft is Action. New York, by her intense and. incessant action; is taking the trade from the very gates of our city; and Phila delphia cannot' Much longer repose in, safety upon her well known and superior advantages. Very-truly Your Obedient Servant, J. Durvo.e STEELE. stated tha grate Central . an State boo o 22d of Feb: on will be to .r, and to'a• torial elector/ 'las claim for most iceeit tick, }!et the ex-Governbr ered an ad bat 'State, .at more respect ban for those Weer. ngliab journa • ffliesPnor.wrinz's Cough Drops sod Dan delion Pills can bo obtained at. Fcge - r's Hotel, in this Borough. Tlie pills are, mensal for many ills that flesh' is heir to. A REWARD IS OFPERED:—For tbei detection of any person counterfeiting, imitntinf, or the ven der of any such counterfeit or {mita ion of BCER HAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS. The genuine, highly concentrated Martha Bitters is put op in half-pint hotiles only, having the iname of the proprietor, B. Pans, Jr., blown in them, ind his signature around the neck of each and every bot tle. a 416. loaf of ell, near Gun,' and en being loaf a monee's mly Construct= 1 , into shred', on ppatntly jug John Brown's i A qu id n pro gem, k Mr- Thacidens photographic Brown to tits coat of phut>. family. There i•rsons who will Id John it this including the . ['some $7,500 to This delightful Aroma bag been received by Americans, with that favor which le only exten ded to really scientific preparation's. When we consider the marked success attending its admitt; titration. in the moat stubborn cases of Fever and Agee, Weakness of any kind, Dyspepsia, Heart burn, Acidity of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache, Indigestion, Co'direness end Files, together With the complete control it exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic and Reuralgic Af fections, we cannot wonder at its popularit,y,.-z Well may the invalid value this remedy. - equanimity of n their nature. or Prof. Lowe, at balloon, the heifall on Toni r;which caused police, oat-door The Professor in a small bal- THE - COAL T ADE. Pottsville, Novemlber 19,'1839. ' The : quantity cent. i.y Railroad this week is 40,523 16 = by Canal 40,250 02—for the ' week 80,773 18 tons.. Fur the corresponding week last year, 85;057 tons. Gain for the week 15,715 tone, The demand for 'Coal continues :`trisk. The quantity'sent from this Region is n 4 so large as It was last week. Boats have been sauce during the week, and premiums in a numberof instances have been paid fo'r boats to load for distant points. The trade sums op this week as frillows, show ing en increase for the week of 36,007 tons from all the Anthracite Regions; I ertain meteoro- [when.be crosses —This Soakly !son on Tuesday in the :Second Adm. and Wil ises :—lneugurel .r, Henry Pleas. p !Is a lawyer jut -11 Om he knows to ; Bartholomew, j seen; Dr. Benj. 215 11 ":“Z' ta 7 :s 47t2 •Ir o ": 5 g Ca:: tf 1 ,11 '44:q; 4 "V. V477-.1.F.• r;'• 9 ?.-? 4 rflr I 1 •P , a...frFe 4 . • t • • BOCIA7IO3.—The leg were !IP fol- Jul:tole—Subject, ate on the quo,- I?" Decisioo in 51-41. -tr 112 1 41 ft I I evening ■re f 1 for diirccrion: form ofVein. ck, J. J. Dorry, live, T. Wasley, F. Bottler. nine' Menai fueeday evening •T. A. jlerwig— ate.on the quell the etteorlpe of o United Stateir . , 4 - ....,- . - F. Pp .1...pt.,-p4p..4.ptqg s gn . A g...v741211e ..---...„0,... Opr.ze,k,l„ -4 ao.-« ~- I a s.pftmei Vw!slimta4 g 3- :4 g g‘ EU' :7; p, 'E • . 17 &teeing are:— •r, F. A. Herrir. a Niipoleon In t rotative. Meryl.. !dews. • Porter =O b ,` 9 4610 :15`4 - 0! - • TIT ASSOCIATION .urnment. The rollows r—lteed• 'Duty of literary by P. C. Dotweiler yore." Discussion ryin more danger' erns) foes?" by C. r; on the *firma-. A. Field on 'the meets, the deei.- Arniative. " s , 5 I Freight* from liort, Richmond to the, East re tails wybont Shang.. We quote at $2 25 (.4 $8 . 30 fo 4 ,l3ostio, $1 60 to - Providence and $l, 10 ® $1 'l5 to Nye. York. The Labigh 'Valley' Railroad Company, bare given notice that their rates of toll will be ad vanced to last Winter's rata. an and after the drat of December. - ' , • - are s—Reading by A. Stager.' Qua gregate, attled• or Atrircoakiire, -I'. C. Nevive, hail) • 431211.11 436 Azuteetrehlienteette—For the tifohnation of 'oils nadirs we give the:oll4ln wee astonishing the newly inTeated erpool 4t, idanebester wee engegv4;in the invite your attention; of the (venter tended Eiblini IP G —..b...r.- - ... ... e$47;;P , I Vavid-tAg 5 t'itki§ b Eit 6 MEE r .r 7 iattttiq 4tiaUni gliitk. lll o4 l “ • ; - 4-fins Port:;. 110 . diotoit* - ,fraos.taiSto*4 - ' Fiala Elisa*dipilit by ender tiP • :Frost Salto* to Allaiitoardly Lab Valley Railroad, ' , Frail Allentowta to Auburn,' Ai ,. ma usittoMoon%Cuba,, Mount Carbon to New Tort.: Mond Carbon to Earshot* Post; ithe grades on As - Nem 7erley 22 feet per mile against the trade el eii the riettl,. Lehigh Volley! tending from Allentown to Boston from Monet Carbon to•Aoborn will -from Auburn to Allentown, to Seinteit, the grail/senate's the tre• is low Icente4Orili not 'slimed. . mile._ Three - grades an on straight no erranged 'that they_ occur for only, so. that's_locomotive ems p nithout . difficulty. These Short Odes are eonsidered no greater ob came than the short servitors . ‘i.o' tun --,lteading 'llailtnitd. As this whole tine from' Dent Carbo to EisabethpOrt, or &nth-Amboy. ben eotepls . ted witkn, double track the whole distance, and equipped with, Roiling stock to es two millions . tons of Ccal annually W ith tbeot sir trade, will . not Suit to:elf:as fetich '• per 'Mile i., the' 'Reading Railroad has 'oust frotn'idount ICa boo to Phila delphia, of emirs* it cans tarry I ate - much cheaper rate, hesideablieleg .. the yentas" Of a , shipping port in 'the Bay of Ne York. where Coal can be - shipped the whole yea round tO the Bast • from 30 to 60cents per ton l s-than' from Putt Richmond. - . The *bole -=pens* of transport;.gCoal. over the Reading toad last year,lool %log mainte nance of ros• repair of . ears; ' j td,all :giber expense*. wa not over a bait ee• per ton per mile; eertala y no sans mao t3on the ability of this road to Ira two-tbircla of a emit per too per mi cents perlon mile, %eliding , for the whole dlatinee of 128 miles, 85 cents per ton expenses,. and cents per ton profit on Coal, which trate al great is the profit derived ] ported over th e Reading Railroad rates, with less than half the capi There can be no risk in sobseribl. of this Mind, provided It is built' , " the Managers pledge themselves Sphaylkill county interests raise th 000-for the ptirpose,of furnishing superstructure of the Road. • In connar4o with this sulject,w a heavy land-holder informed us d that hew ould Subscribe his porti the Anbain and Allentown Railroa l sided at the meeting, which is to day oelt, 7 l to proceed with the wor , -the report of the New York Comm, FRREO/rl4. REGISTER—Auburn Railroad. The editor of this "a' Railroad.. The couple o columns to the Antrum Railroad portion of which Is 1 . article of two weeks ago. All the Sim go tri ! irroes that a Ettaroad I ta the New Yolk Bay—c --; el tker' to , Roark Amboy--built for Cash, at. , sold at 30 to 40 per cent. driewent, expense of transportation not err pmr ton per mile for Coal truly. • • tation to the other: trade: < : The Philadelphia and &sail , !.' Cost for the roadway alone-95 toil inond, $14,423,418,0r $151,825 .. out depots, or landings, or any equipments whatever. The New Jersey Central Railro equipments or landings, allowing, laying of 15 Miles of track, wit doirble track for the whole line, 072; or only $75,200 per mile. I sum is interest on bonds Issued, 'bomia, subscriptfon;to Easton brid, pease of re-locating a portion of ting down grades, and making it Coal road after. it Was Grit laid, nearly one million dollars. Dedut it would reduce the 'cost to ulna mile if it had been built for eeih. i The , roadway of the Lehigh ! will not cost over $50,000 a mill track for the 17-miles frMn Aliento —and the 48 miles from Menai Ci town will not cost over $50,000 a m track, laid with 60 lbs. rails to ti would give thercostof roadwa' ai r Reading Railroad per mile, New - Jersey Central,r, do., i Mt. Carbon and Allentown, dd., `The cost of the roadway oft Central, which is one of the best J in the country, has cost less than h Readies, and' the Mount Carbon 1 road Way, which is to be built for . cost over $50,000 a mile with ' l dou . straoted equally as well as the Re ' it less th..ennezthird the exPen log. It is this great difference in Roads, that gives the Mount Ca York route _ via. Elisebetttporl or • the great advantage GTO- the rou Carbon to New York, via. Port Ri ' WO also assert fearlessly that if vestments of the present roads, am remaining pOrtion from Mount ON ' town with a double track the whop a road capacity to transport at 1 tens of Coal annually, and equip it stock sufficient to transport two o Coal annually together with the ne merle yet required for the. other ! trade and passengers, (the rece ; would amount to at least half thos ; - • the Coal Trade,) inclading Lan Sidelings, Ac—it will not cost rite fur the 140 miles leading to Jersey less than the Roadway stelae of the road has coat, independent of De , or any Rolling 'stock whatever, fo 95 miles leading from Mount C Richmond. When'Sir, Fel-lion' pr cannot be done, we may again not on this subject. ' ' • ' ' We-again repeat there is no grad trade on the route from Mount Cal town eiceeding ton feet to the mile, store located. And these grades are use., and so arranged that there Ii malty in overcoming 'them than flu coming the abort curvature on the ' road,'ln the traniportation.o a locomotive ef l he same power, eel Coal tram /dun Carbon to Allento in • train, es : can, be transportst Whorl to the Falls of Seltnylkillin Railroad-and of course, the „ , rupe portation will. not be greater oat route per mile then it is on the l for the name quantity of Coal. . . • The New Jersey Central Railroad, will not pow agree to carry'. COSI fit County cheaper than she I; earryini the other companies. Her. present I ears, is 11 cent per ton per mile. 'I tear of care would be emit 10 :con the portion of the New Jersey Cent'. in length. The wear tear of ll rood cars, which are delivered to our roads and transported over.all,kinde not exceed 16 cents Phr ton for the w including the lateral Railroad- trait On the Baltimore and Ohio road t tear of can is pet , down at less than , ton fur the disthnee , of 'tile talks. Jersey Central Railroad earned las tent. over , intitest and all expebses, a dividend of-10 - per cant. on Its 'kola a Coal tonnage a little rising 660,001 1 cid is bein heavier. from then from Coal, which shows adapted for carrying ;Coal cheap recent report of "the business of this list 6 Rooth', the following ezhibill abowa ita prosperous comiltiori: ;. I RECEIPTS .11,10 114PRNDITURES 7110 K 40 OCIMIIOO 1, /859. - - 11349, Isas P31f11,1141e. a 111415,tr6,98T 90#210,19( , 'Cosi, 231,42,1 94 245.21: Net Numb:wit, 809,663 OB 209,4011 The increase on the business .eve 4 pendiek months kit year is 14 per • see 12,per cent.; sod the net earnings! The (ollowlog is the coat of 1,1839: - " Railroad. 65 mlka, bell* double tete Laud and fork at limbo:apart* Etatlon bosses, 'bops, te,• • Engines and ears, „ ... Yerry Interest and bon% . . pmerty areounts, OiA balances, Lc., $115A5 50 Lea accounts pazabla, , ADZ 30—• Total, Ital stab, Ilonda,l-t morigigat.. 80nd5,24 mortpego, , Bills payablo and Intorno N Nat eminp. ,ps,eas Lean laSeryd, • 11,1,197 ilia net aanifttia tio:abi eorndliaiai to ba- $3010,561 - ve. 'Attarfokottbalk ,1)ka", &stared. mount, :151.70& Ibity *WI • dead bad $1144 114 stack. -Stilattual lishairsabla at* IttV2,oo ass baltibe Stale now paysats tir.hassarrasat, tasti:ales wilh a tt u raCsis:of sartattlettatif Itissatastssisas at the Abe saistat Moral yam Oat of tilimatatirstart the halal viraselan4 dislasair of•Syltib) Ply el" *alb. data cid ha saithatOetaber 1:: SbeY stake WO haverbssa :this day &sad till th• ISttr liaretsberoasi the disiassa patatais tB.atditsf nits* appriftlias iftekbooin at this taw ‘;_ s ;.• ilstbrapectiaa this alildsttihataratl. by the taw of W. Tames . * lllo * audadetat too! : 01 have roared la batsll3ooo4ltilisadit sialtavt Put Vaddlig 04 . eilltal:4600,00 1 X :-1111111**11 . 14` Itso. are taatslasd brae Amstar of tbrualitie se• eanipanytpit this'eatisorat. 'She VC SO per,aeat aeopoo =id. oft this stack thitrowsl IrltaimaserthsOhlitaaloatalie retail isteallsWtoe ow/yin la pledged tsefb. las matt of tbeastatlodlag Ibernair.Bas4k extort la *tag 1.14 maw gay heft UM 10 Ulla bllloMOtela . bi at mid Loads, °44 of the-other reloarces the Couipany.—, • ity cider of the Board, Timatetax. Alva: No. to Wail Slnser, New rat*, Oct alst, MS. • isllo 140 miles 128 :" , °t:stitoo to this*, points eilroed is de- ?be 'gradvs deleemeithg meatus the as. the Road feet to the and are ott distances s over them ! mid_ straight tack" to over , Thu, Road is evidently ,mite *CAW' most pros- Perrin io tha treated States--will• pay a dividend ibis year of 10 per cent. and leirre a large surplus. Now gitre this road an additional °million Of, tune of coal tonnage, and is there a sensible, man in the whole country; who will not admit thiet this road Could catty that 'Mount of tonnage, at 11 cent, per ton per mile including -goat .eare, and even a.nent ra ten per mile it necessary; and thee pay eplpididlyo! tlasisentfaina? . • - But eves ebould die New tali Central R2O road bot oder rudietent indneemenm lor. thin trade, the Camden end Amboy. Railroad .Cempa! fly who own or control the Belvidere and Tren• fon Railread r are now constricting a road from South Ambey_to connect ,with - the line, leading to that point, where -dui Cempaiyhare a large front on the ir Biy, and aro mow . 04 . 1 1tFacting Coal •harres for the shipment - of- Coal. South Am tip, opens out into the Bay of New York, and Is in feet is much better shipping point than Elias bethpot, because - the water it two .feet deeper, and yeses), of is larger class eau load, at this point thin at If illabeibport—wad besides, .the , espense of transporting Coal from South limboy to New York would be no greater than from Elizabeth port, as tbe dist:toes is- but a few- utiles greater, which would make no difference In the peke of could qua,. mod Coal •t which, at it ra, would be 183. Deduct freight. Thii route from Easton cis. Trenton to South Amboy wool& be a little longer, but then it has the advantage of down grades the whole distance rub below Easion, 'against the 22 feet grades against the trade on the New Jersey Con: tratronte. ,We learn that this Interest istxsAy It lenses 78 w Utile s few i on Coal trans &rale present 1 i to the stock h cash, sebieb selli de if . • so!n of SUS- to negotiate for the trade from Bchoylkill ,Cousty on th4tnest favorable WWI; The Lehigh Vol ley Railroad are doubling their track from'Esston "In Allentown, aid we don't think they are likely toi tijeet a heavy additional trade over their rood, by asking exothitant.rates. : In fast, one of the e Iron for the principal owners of the Lehigh Volley Railroad has deClared that they 'am determined to have no will state that rhig the week, nf Or rents'to If it was de;• hold on Tues. • after bearing etas. nd Allentown bee devoted and Allentown :.. reply to our psras,giossay ading carrells isabetiport or I not for bonds •itt pay at an &ling one cent tation,-in ad- Railroad , ' hoe a to Port Rich- , r mile, with oiling etock' or d, without apy 120,000 fur the eh will girl! •, s post $1,611e I•einded in this ON au exit e, and the es 'air road, cut suitable far a amounting to tsi euto, and $57,400, per alley Railroad lit, with dokbie to EISIOD, trbon to 4Rek . : le with double ie yard.. This ollowa: $151,800 75,200 s .New Jersey structed roads If that of the nil Allentown ash, will not • lir trick, coa -1 ding Railroad , of the Read• hSSeost of the boa and New. Booth Amboy; from Mona .hmorld. e take the:in complete the :bon to Allen. distance, with, ...st 8,000,000. with Rolling illion tons o(• slay equip- . iscella nacos to of received from top, Depots, $11,000,000 City, which to fouling Donn .to lending', a distance of rbon to Tars • yes that Old ce his articles &plait the boo to Allen no the r:oa4 it 1 .11 on otraight no more re is in over ' Aiding Rail ,' onseviently I take as much 1 Wand Easton Prom Mount th• Reuling se of trans. it Allentown 7 eliding Road we presume, Schuylkill the Coal for tea, without . e wear arid per ton.on 1,-63 miles .ending Baal latetal f giti . dee,do , ole 95 miles, pirttstion.— * - -mear and 18 cools pee- . a the New year 12 per pd declared with only tons, its re• eons Inds lie peculiarly . And from a rod for the made which Pali , 1, '39, Inereame: jgis3Bl4o 01487 83 20, 00 02,037.0 & I 41,8 A-30 607,510 St 416,473 i 197,817'78_ . 17 &021 1 4' 40,211 St the corms- 'l5 peir cent. ad October $1,432M2 33 167.= 37 131.700 17 412.700 DO '243,00 00 '4 1 , 11 V 98 8110111 - 0 4 1.866 0 Lsoopoo 00 1 1 000)P0 00 321,000 00 187,00 04 =CM WIA other road built at the aide of their road from Al lentown to Saxton to-compete with them for.this trade. In alter , words, when the trade le ready . fur them at Ailentown,• they would is ready to reeelrelt on fair end equitable forme. So you: see Mr. Fornoe; that wears not dependent on the New jersey Central Railroad for in outlet teNeee York, because the simis intonate, that desire 'Our trade are identified with the Lehigh Valley 'fall road, the Easton Bridge, and the Belvidere and TeentonßallroMt, and they be , , the !atoms{ and 'the mesas to Ili*. any 'copula:4llmi ; they desire; when '• ' •. ' ' The Meet Markets. PidijiddLPlllii. Nov. 18.—Price on board vessel.: Schuylkill Whits Asb, s3'3s - os3 •lf .. Red Ash • $.45 4101. 388 . • By retail,. 400 4.2.5 Lehigh Lump, 3 500 3 65 . Prepared, 340 6 3 GO " By retail, . 4236 4 50 - Bauristona, NOV. 17.—There hal been no .ope cial movement in coal this week, tbo dealers ere supplying the demand for Anthracite for consump tion at $4 7504 00 per ton of 2,2401bA., deity. ered. We continua to quote. Cumberland at $3 25 for fair, $3 50 . for run or mine, and $4 per ton fur lump. • Naw YORK, Nov. 17.—The market bas been unchanged, with an active demand for Dist end city trade; cries by the PargO at $3 4004 44, and 131 tun from yard at $4 25®4 75: Foreign is in coed request, and prices are nominal at $9 50 for Orrel, and $ll 50®11 75 for Crone!. Boston, Nov. 10.=The arrivals of Pictou we been delivered mostly on contract: ,Very -Y a le Sydney bas been received during the week. Eng lish Cannel is steady at $1313 eb. cash. Anthra cite has been in good retail demand at $5 60®6 14,t0n;, Schuylkill Coil Trade for 1959. gitantity of Coal sent by Hamad and Canal, for the, week endiug on Thursday evening last IrI.II.OAD. - CANAL 10.742 12 .. 10,193 00 2,81104 '2.46312 20.378 OS 25,233.10 1,788 03 5.005 09 2.433 ..po • &dm', fiebuy4ill Mato, Auburn, Port Clinton, 40.513 18 43.2111 02 1,515.2e2 11 1,190.601 08 Total for tho week, Previously this year, 7: s;t4l, 1.553,798 08 ' 1,Z39,331 10 To same time last lean 1,470,959 10 ' 1,182,1 319 --- - , Beltssylklll County'llallroado 1859 s The following is thrr'nuantity of Coal transported over the different Railroads In Schuylkill County, for 'Seek ending on Thursday eveninglast: WLIM. TOTAL. 51ine TIM and S. haven It. IL 45,410 19 1,423.689 16 Mt. Carbon. " 5.007 1 4- 175.967 09 88hw/4 1 E 111 Vale! " 8.545 13 248.118 15 Mt. Carbon Pt. Carbon " 41.901 05 - 419.394 14 MITI Creek, . " 15,238 - 495.173 17 Utile Schuylkill. " 7.172 00 349.993 07 Lehigh Coal 'Trade for 1 SOW by Canal. — .For Oa week ending on Saturday Lot: • „... , • were. • tOtAL: Lehigh Coal and Nev. Co., .. , 17,812 01, 419.881 08 Spring Mountain Minna, -639 01 . 27.698 06 Coleraine do., - 787 16 19,762 01 Beaver Widow • ' do.. 119 11 4.880 12 New'York and Lehiob goatee., . 10.811 10 Vein - not Penna. Coal Co.; 1,681 16 41.909 11 North 80Ing Mountain Coal, 1488 07 '258,21:1 09 Old &dyer Meadow, - . et 01 998 02 Ohara, A .111.4treton Coal, East Snot Loaf Coal, Mount PlasaintCoal i , • Coun'ell 11Idira, 'Raleigh:Cash leek Mountain Ooal Co., Franklin Coal Co.. . Audenrled Imp t k Coat Co., - 1,19; 00 zurd 14 Stafrotd Brook Cad,' t 61 00 144 14 Hartford Coal C.0.,625 13 , 17,4613 01 • Hancock Coal, . ' 435 00 . , Total, - , 35,969 18 94933 06 Lehigh Valley R. R.foe 1859. -for West oodles ougaturday last r - - WItSZ:. taut. ILuieton_ (A. Pardee kCo.,) 2.632 15 95.828 13 S. Slitarloaf,(P6ekifr *.C0..) . am 01 o:,00s 14 Counello.ldpro,(Shaspe, L. A MO. 2,070 04 63.772 n i Mount Pleasant, • - 460 07 11.042 00' ' 8. )It.. (Charles Ilsmpshire.) 3.804 09 110.559 09 'pinnacle, (1351e1117 a Johnson,) ,-4.107 01 39,361 09 Bearer Ileadoie, 362 09 18,482 16 N. York A Lehigh. (Taggart it Sop) -'' - , 49.760 07 N. Sp. ‘ll.(4.ll.llleCreary AC0.,2 , f 44 01 . 45,182 01 S. Sp. Idt..(Do_lblii A C 0..) - 44 19 08 Union Improvement Co., ' - ftk- German Penna.,ls97 n 9.976 00 Other Shippers. - • 323 10 5,841 15 Mg Blaek Creek;' , • I 96 14 TOtal by Railroad, * • Canal, Last year, Tema* 10 6r. Rate, of Tell •nd /PIMA. 99411999 RAIL ROAD ' . Prom Pr, . Frost Proeil, Nl.Crrhow. R. Orwm...ttbars Pl.Clinten, To Rlehsiond i $1 he $1 i 5. ' $1 35 .$1 30 1 1 To Prilliera , ISO '45 • 1 :`.5 i 130 , Spring 411111,,, 135 . 131 ' 120 - 129 Reuling, _.'- OS 90 ' 80 801 Rotas of Tall by Canal for the present. • PIMA Pt: Ctrbow. Mt.airbori. 8 Horns. Pt. Clinton To Phlleds., _ 75 ' . 7 ' a. ' '72 60 Sorios-3411.19, 60 ' -, . 59' '57 ' 60 ' Norrlelown, ' : 55 ' ' :54 52 45 ? Sapling, 38 '', 35 , 31 , Rates of 'relit t by Canal. '- Peres et C. & Mt: C. . Moen. $. Clinton. To New Tort, - 11 65 $1 60 $1 51 - To thllada., 70 .• CS > . 00 , Itatesip ri ' i ns i ll a rt a ir T T rass i ar At. rtsttloss hfraueiChuni to Trenton, - - •st 10 '• •- do Elisabethport. •. - • - • - 190 do Morris Canal Bagi at Phillipsburg, Prom Mauch C al un ?l ir c , A i l or n i: 7 lara ware 4 Raritan Canal. 30 From Mauch Chunk •to ", York via !dor ris Canal, . 232 Rates of Tolt, lae.;111.; Via Lehigh Valley and Neel' to Master etrieti:P_bilaitelp Anus eV 011 &o above S b. elan t- Do. below 'Do.; Tievorton; _ Lykens Valley, ,Plargrovei . Clam]. SS AND DTHER, senvir ea - a - chr - ;lrsearsir WI Railroads s Philadelphia, Reading &Pottsville - Mine 11111 and SchuylklllMaren Mount Carbon - • • . . . - Mount Carbon and Port Carbon 31111 Crook - • `• • Velar. - • • - . • Lorberry threek- - • - - - • Gwadar& • OaIDOLS •, . " ' - , prefeired- - • UnlOri Canal. - • - • . inal*TranttaCo." Morris Canal 7 r tki ' ..A4f..4," ' .: Ilittefookd 4 Coal Coretnitui Little Sehusl:Nat. it. It. & ICo. - Lehigh iJoal k Narigatlon - Uaaleton Coal - - Doak Mountain Coat Co. - • - Pennsylvania Coal & It. R.Co. - • - Lehigh Valley D. U. Co. - Lykena Valley Coal Co. • - •• - Comet Meathrus Coal It. IL Co.- - Lyken o Valley Railroad . 4 Coal Co. . Coal Compasliis ,' Foisol Improvement Co r , Delaware Coal Co. . . . Cluuborland Cool Co. • - Now - Creek Coal Co, . . MI soolianeeas Minors'. Back- - "• ' • " r. - rumors' Dank__ - th - - , • Pottvillekseb.• - • f.? • • . Pottsville Witter Co. I • iir• Theatooloir all Coid CaNipsiles, tb=volist whestlnshboikb7thro ~~~~~. "IDINVAPPLEACEMEMIan4 New -14011tatkarstAit te+44.4 , - SOCOOLICORCL - -'A.IIILY IM WAVidll4V-NOTELS. U . 1 : ' ` 46 4 4 , 114 . ' 1444 s ! ln r".. ** - 4 ,lNAteriing: a: • - esop affn 4 rbitomet. naCIC-BOARD Exuma • row Kama. AWLCO ITS' Slaw' and BlackAnard= Ennio. for &hook.* am* Letiedien• IO >D<, at B..ll4lal43ll"itaidom SAUSAGES AND MINCE MEAT.: - rritE subscriber keeps for sale, at his li area Grocery Ends, darner Ot.ltaiket and Centre etreetn;. - a supply of A TAIISACES-PUDDI2i 6 g, SCRA• PLR and JI.I.NTEI 711:74.1:_acturanted good, Vvither 'lib an seadorable *dicks In the Green Goan* Aloe, awl belles thepubllcto glee bins &onus coati dent that he *ln glee them entity altb.faction; both with regard to the Were, and the quality of the *Metre kept Sr sale. • , 1311IUML DILLINGLIE. ',Pottreitte, november 19,'39 . ' 47.4 t - WAS= - FARS AT PIIIITATE BALL • ! THE Subscriber . otTera at private sale Yam.: squats - is North . Maribelm township; nuyiblatlounty, about 34 mile from thewsn.a. 2 miles from dehuyitiil Ilarreir arid 2 mita from Pothrrills,{Ben dee Creek Yalley } bounded by lands of the belts ofirmb 'Berk. &messed. Cuharine Such and otheii,vontalning 42 arm, about thirty urea of 'bleb are clear and under eniti nil on. The remainder is round Ith due timber. The Improvements are • red t% awry log derw j a lug home, (weatberboardedy icer bum, spring bough with a "Wring of sever falling water, tub atilt with fruit true. About 4 urns is meadow , laud. The land la rod grate* and in grad condition.— faMplon will te giros by April 1, then. — For further part lars apply to thewother on the /and— Nor. 10. '59 474t0 LJgrvi riaa. TO TRAVELER - WEST 'O. S • UTH. _~+ . ~ - T Schuylkill £ , Suiquehanna Railroad, (Lite Daniiltin I Susquehanna BAllrostl.) 1•11 ERSONS desiring to go West and Solidi will Bad the cheeped route via the Sehuyl nod Susquehanna Railroad, running from Auburn to Harrisburg, where it connects with the • trellis run ning to Pittsburg. Baltimore and IYashlogtoo, and also Chambersburg. The connections are perscfsatifentade at all tiopoints, and It is cheaper thsu any other line run- tang to these points from Seto, ILI!' County. The can tear, the Depot of the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad daily, at k% o'eloelf? i l.., M., aud a rrire at Auburn In time to Wm the can to ' arrlsburg, where they ar :rise at 12.20, P. M. ' Leave tiarrisburg daily at 2 o'clock, P. IL, and arrive at A labium Iu time ..o wanent with the B. o'clock Pottsville Irani. - . • Tete trout Pot tseiLe to Harrisburg, let Clue, $1 10 o m • " ."' ild Clam, . ' 176 Fare to Baltimore, • .• - 466 : lam to Pittsburg,jet Claw ' . • 9IA ad Clue, s i j e aOO _ d3-'through it - chain:ran point. furnished. Tickets no be procured of the' Agent at Mo loser's Betel, Pottsville, at aily,titne during the day L' - r eiumsaits uunes, ..irsa. 47-ti • Nov. 19,.19 SH ER IFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,, )3Y 111 Virtue al 'Writ of. Fieri laces 1 • Limed out of the Court of Common Pleas of - chuyi county, and to me directed, there will be exposed to public sale cr outcry, oq • Saturday, Dieu:ember 38, 1850, • et 10 o'cLick ht the direaeou, at the home of Mrs. Nu* Apt% Lumo, (American )louse) in the borough of Polo ville,Behayikill County, the tollowbg described real estate, to wit: AU that certain lot or piece of ground, situate in the borough of Illuerevil Schuylkillle. County. sad described se follows: IkEginalag at-a point in the West hint of the West Brgnet of the River Schuylkill, (aceordinglO the original channel of the same) at the northeast tor. seer of the mill property let, of William Ilianerettits, wow Deauville Oche/tie, in said borough, themes south 75 degrees west 198 feet, thence south V degrees east 29 feet, thew* south 76 degrees east two 'hundred feet, 6 inches, more or less, to the west bninch of the River Schuylkill, as aforesaid, and thence north 1414 degrees a teat to the place of beginning, with the appurta mantes, consisting of ,a ohs story frame dwelling house, and a frame stable—me the property of WILLIAM M.L.N. NERSIII Z. Seized and taken in execution; and itrUi be sold b b y ; - JOUN P. HOBAR Sheriffs Oftlee rottaviikt, ' Sheri.fr • November 19,1159. . 47. SHERIFF'S_ SALE 9F REAL. ESTATE. 1 virtue o f Wintry' WIIIS Of ~4,e. . ndi, . tioni Erponas rind Towel. Facies lamed °, t of the ourt of C0L3410111 . 100 of Schuylkill County and to me directed, there will be, exposed to public venduner out ' cry,sse- . .- IS etuirdasT, Decent:tier, 40th, HMO, at I o'clock In the aft,Unteni at the public house of Damn. Hut, In the borough of Pottsville, Sehuyl4lll County, the following deseribed real estate, to wit : ~ ~ AR that certain greeter piece of Pool land. situate in' Butter township, Schuylkill County, called the Sophia and Philip Meyer tract, bounded by la rid of The Forest Improvement Company, land Sri Seitainger and St'et her Andrew 11. Wilson. Harriet Wynkoop and others, containing 600 here . % mere or Ices—as the property of THE BROAD 31011.5T47.N IMPROVEMENT ANAnttAIL BOAD CO3IPANY.' / - 4\ Auto—All that Car n lot or • piece of ground, sitnate In the to,roultr of Pott ville. Schuylkill County, leund ed westwardly by .Cent street, sonthwm div by lot of Benjamin Ceoli,eastas y, by lot of Mary Both l l and northwardly by lot ottlary Sennett. contain . ' frig in width 14 feet, and MS depth 100 feet, with the apportenanues,consisting of a two story frame dwell ing honse with stone baseesent—as the property of RICHARD OWENS. • Also---All that certain lot or piece of grennd. situate In the borbegle of Minerellle. Schuylkill County, be ginning at a point on the northwardlY side of Carlson street, and on a line with the westwardly side of Front street, running thence northwardly and at right angles to Carbon street one hundred and linty feet, thence westwardly and parallel with Carbon Street eighty feet, thence sonthwardly and parallel with said Gist men tioned line one hundred and forty fret to Carbon street, thenceethtwardly along Carbon street eighty' feet to the place of beginning. with the appurtenances, consisting of: a two story belek,•doisr and each facto,y. 20 horse power stems engine, with 2 boilers, belts and orthernxtures. one pinning machine. work benches., . . one turning lathe. frame engine house, one 'troll raw, I ripsaw, one sash and moulding machine,l-tenon ma eliine, 2 mortising machines, 1 ernes - cut law—ts the property of HENRY LEITBNIIIIIO ER. . , i Arai—All that certain farm. inet or pieced:lend:nib -nate in North Mantel's' tow nahls, Fehuyik 111 leonty, ,bounded by lands of Daniel Eller. Isaac Hay, land of the Schuylkill Navigation Company, lands lade of Genrge Ebbed end °them, containing 175 acres, more Den less, with the appurtenances, consisting of a two ' story stone tavern house, with a one story stone kitchen attached, is frame *table, and a two story log :dwelling home and frame barn-,as the properly of WILLIAM MINNICII. Arso—Ali that certain lot orpleee of errand, situate In the borough of Minerieille,Schuelkil I Conntyobnuo ded northwardly by lot or.,ChatitYlirobbins, easterardly,- hylktront street, seuthwardly by let of Newsmi Baker, and westwardly by a twenty feet Wl4lO alley, containing in width 30 feet. and In depth 190 feet, being tot Ne. 190 In the general plan of said 'nye with the appurtenances„ consisting of a two story triune dwelling_ house:with stone baement, a two story frame back building stn tithed, end a boa story frame. hummer kitchens. and a frame stable—exiles property Or CHESTER STRATfON. ALSO—AII that certain term or tract of land,altnate in Begins township, Schuylkill county. bounded by land, of Jacob Dunkelbeger, Daniel OMAN John Kess ler, erne:, Samuel Meter-and others. containing 125 acres, more or less, with the appurtenances. consisting of a one story log dwelling Amore, (weather-boarded) a one story log dwelling honse,l two story frame dwelling house and a log barn—as the 'property of ANDREW DIETER. • , . - Also — All thhteertain lotOr piece of ground, situate in the borough of. Ashland, Schuylkill fAsnoty, bounded on the north by Centre street. on the west by 14th street, on the south by an alley, and on the eastby lot of Thom as Dorm, containing in width 25 feet. and in depth 125 feet, with the appurtenances, consisting of a two story frame dwelling house, with a tenement story of atone,. and a frame stable—as the property. of AUGUST BElllic END. . . Ateo—All that eertain oneand a half story femme feet inageend tenement, situate in the township of Wayne, In theConnty of Schuylkill, on the east side of a public teed letting from Long Jinn Hotel in said township, to • the Black Horse Tavern in same township, about one quarter of is mile north of the said Black Ilene Tavern, containing ITI front on veld public road 24 feet, end in • depth IS feel, and the lot or piece of ground and carti lage appnitenant to said building—es the property of JACOB ELIE. ' Atee , -No. I—All that certain lot or piece of ground *Striate in the borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill county, bounded on the west by Centre street, on the north by • other property of James Rues.% on the east by obil,et, on the south by property of Edward Taidley, con- A ' taining in front on Centre street 20 feet. and le depth 120 feet, with the appurtenances, coneisti n of a three story brick dwelling house, with brick bale- ' meat and a brick stable. • ' No. 2,-All that certain lot Or pleas of ground fitnat. In the borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill county. boun ded on the west by Centre street,on the north by proper. • ty of William Carter; on the east by Coal street, and on lihe south by other sproferty of James Russell. contain . lag in front on Centre street 20 fret-and la. depth 120 . feet, witb the apour tevances, consisting of 3 three story bitch:dwelling house, with a three story brick leek bisllding thereto attached, with brt 1 frisiment, and a brick stable—as the property° 11173 SELL. • ', I • . dues-;All that certain int or piece of geonndeeltoate in the borough of Minersville, Schuylkill Comity. be. ginning at a Oakes on the westerly 'aide of Seco;ntreet, , at ihe distanced 402 feet northwardly fr om t north ern ilne.of Twin Onset, 100 fiet,.thence southerly hod • parallel with Second' street 40 feet, thence outwardly, and parallel with Twin, street 4,00 feet to the plieeph . of beginning, witb'the apportenanees,ennsisting of ,a 2 story frame dwelling house with eons story frame kitchen attached and a frame ,coal hotne— ss the property of MARY KAMAN and INTER BAIT : , MAN, has nd of said MARV. , :- . • . Auso-, 1 that certain moiety ' and, part of a certain lot of ondoltu,te in the borough of Pottenrille, &buil ill County, bounded in front by Mabentongo street. westwardly by a miblic alley, testwardb and senthwardlylsy other part of said lot, containing In front along said Mabantonge street twenty-fire feet. aod In depth along said nubile alley ono hundred and tw-en tyeeven fret, it being the corner and westwardly part of lot marked In the original plan of the said borough of Pottsville with the number tRy-two (52), with the sp. •ntiftenanore. consisting of a leo and a half story brick dwelling house, with a two and a balfateryil brick back building, and . a two story frame kitch en attached. and aft ansechleken house-as the pniper ty of JOSEPH SHELLY. . Also—All that certain lot or piece of ground, tritest. on Mark- t street, in Woodand Lyim'a addition.. to the, town of Pottsville, in the County of Schuylkill, ennsist- Ing of Three contignousjets. or pieces of ground, and' marked or numbered In the plan of raid addition with, • the number ttl, St and f 5. bounded In front by Market street in the rear by Norwegian street, eastwardly by Clay street, and westwardly by .lot No. td. 'containing, together in front Andreae 180 feet,.(eatt lot being 60 feet) and in depth 224 feet, be the name more isi velem, with the appurtenances . consisting of more s 2 story frame dwelling house, with stone 4a L freement, fade Wettest hone - band hot bed—is the prep arty of CHARLES W. CLE •lENS. - AVM No. I—All that certain lot or Wee of ground, ?Amato lathe borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill county, pounded on the north by lota:Silas Hough on the:east. by Railroad streeton the south by lot of John XeCanfre, and an tts• west by Centre street, containing • in width 23 Jed, and in - depth 200 feet. more or leas, with apitlrtenanees, consisting of a two story frame , *telling beam with glove basement. and a frame ltatill *Hite frame waggon shed attaebed. • ' 3 ' No.2—All there urtain 2 Lease*, 2 Wake high, one: frame and one storm. _frame stab'e, and lot of . ground. situate on. the. westerly side. of Centre street, In the borough, of ikittrodlie, Schuylkill County, - being the lot ehlett to marked N 0.76 .on the map or plan of lots laid out called the Noraeglan to the lTitown of Pottsville, and is bounded and described as fel , love; to wit :- Beginning - at a Post 'on the westerly side ~, l .of Centre street, a corner.of lot marked No. 75, on the 0 . same map or plan and heretofore conveyed to E.lward 5 %4 ITakletn, thence by the same-south 73 "degrees west 1 feet 2 Inches to a post on the eastwerdly side of - Adam. oz street, thence *long said street north 17 degrees West 95, ''' feet 6 Inches to a poet, tiumee.by lot number 77 an the !le aforesaid assp . Or SSW and about to be conveyed to _ma, Quinn north 73 decrees east 221 feet 5 ineheato a is,g . post and eatt - 90fret - nasaleg Albans the northern end of o''', thole:nisi sew :neenpled by *AIMS Beckley 46 Centre o • , street aforesaid, thence *Mug ealdstreet south 72fent 10 (se . lethal, to the placed beginning.' . ' ..r T i''' Ifs 3-411 that certain tenet of farm had thither hod: &4,700 11 84,822 t 8 .65 00 3.490 03 4,316 01 141,174 01 099 16 77,696 13 940 00 15,999 03 BL3 04 34,0435 13 - 121 04 3.762 03 92.299 14 1025 01 23,019 07 15,534 08 531.081 17 35,900 19 918,955 08 111.)100.06 1,487,018 03 42,050 15 1,274,008 17 11,710. - 233,060 06, ===E, at Maack Chink. Pean.ltaßroads. 41a,. $l7l It IA Baltiniore. Istiaass'iff- Ledieidsol Chinn ny. - tis. st 60 16 2 45 2 42 'lO 1 40 -179 150 2 16 1 98 -oh. KILL CV. STOCKS. Norrp LSI'D I 9 19 , , , be 56 00 00 00 00 16 1 60& 411,1 4 00 0 1,6 3 4 6614 11$ /0 / alinatti In Nabant - 7 township, Schuylkill county r eote , tattiest awn. .-ierebes. bounded on IN& north by . land or—L ?Asks, ea .tb. kWh by lands of William Faust, Faust, on tbr east by a public toad, and de the wart by land at' WjflamFaaat,with the appdrteonnestal eassisthat of a two story Muni dwolliagboopo d stable; 10 wee of thanks:le Out are eintrAsiae as itba labia* Want latl-41 Ibis prowl - el "JOHN, fleki4lo.tobotifoiotioo t iiid inn be ilk Dto 3 0 0A499ARL: 3 sk Abo 011os: orprPotbitliWt - * _ - ' • 110w510w,12,1861A, 4741 4* - 101011111 - akar. ur hir e r o 1 ist.brors, Oliollevottrook CborallodAyorja giro a Cbatort, tag at:vocal brotruorgsfAl emir, is thorthrhodtft• XWlNOlikelltiordr, 8t Cter-Atir T 6111.1017 trilliboilelia4Wartaloakighbollk .; Illoiplaimo Ors lb. Amato& Asue llinera wits Ascriesis the twos iFolorierarioCirorass arkthoriorama await will be oploorktiiiooka law - rsiMiotiono. thy tis patronise di* , Wit*, .'r• • I :Ctaildoirk Mir prim Doan alsat> 01101 . 14 401101,00 • . 111,Ma " • CELL - OEOM. copscr,itfat NATllRAt'PATlthillar9r hoper : 7s4 pad latish - ' •-CRAGkERB. - • L i tJNOH. Soda, Water; Sweet, Gin . wand Wine *stets,. neared fresh eieryy_e_eh Phlladelpbbtby . ,1L IL BEAT= Pottsville, July irk ffp* • ' • gp,iENDID ASSORTNIENT Or , X.PROSEZITE 014 LAMPS. and. also the 014 may be band at, GEORGE anldars tlardwave Stem lare.4lll tied examine them. Pottsville, November 1.7.,.74 CHOICE TEAS. BLACK CREEK. orgb , M.. BEATTY . has received and • fete. very albite /Shirt' sa mad 'Unita Was, . hie offer* to las eostomera at fair rates. Pottsville, July 18.'59 ' Autaal-10172LEMENT to PIIBIUMI'II MEAT. 4IiNNUAL DIGEST of the - Lows of resinsylvents. for tit% of tie yeas* toliC.9. sr Includes' the Aetsat the hat session or the tae lAture, for sale at _ B.BANNAye Itnokstorr. lIPII' The sabserlisr. havlog cettimemed the Upholstering badness. hiprepared • toe:scuts all orders to his lies. in t ,! . ( 11 & 23 :44 1 : t. 'Mtn Pi eartt i i . ' r. 14 . 1 , AS. N I 16POLT, ce. , Pottsiviltegioremtier B.'b9. , 41..1y . 7 " - PNIKSERVATION OF PLANTS. THE Subscriber wilt receive choice Plants and proket pans daripaylatiT 2 la his Gr. 4611•)...cr1v...ng In .. the ilizrr that the Philadelphia markets afford; and u, be has ertabllabed the CA BEI oyster' , scla,inely, will he able to tell as cheap as any other person engaged in the trualneruk . • [Pottsville. dept. 3 . '59 36tf I CHEAP ANp COMPREHENSIVE. I riIIAMBEK S EIVCYCLUYZEDLA,: ‘..) A Dictionary of ITsehal Knowledge for the Feop let etubractog the Art sand Palermo': 0 engraphy, Ilk , grapb,t; 'Natural lllstury, tc, illustmted, by kiagrar logs sod slaps—pow publialilmr in monthly parts. Price, 13 cents; to be romplerd to PO Noe, farming - t allst seven volumes. Noe. Ito 5 how ready and subierliations is celled at , D. DANNAN'S BocAstots.. I Dottaville, Pept. 24. '69 MN I Stichter & Tho mpson,' 1 HARDwitTIEsCuTLEavi IRON, TOOLS, &C. Cornertentre en& market, "Sign of the Saw, POTrBTII.I.B, PA. Jeftear'y 29,18 •.; , - 6-tf id STEAM TOW NO • , Between Philanniphia sn4 neltianore. THE undersigned is now prepored Ito tow Canal Boats promptly between Phil- I 1 clia end lialtimoro. c , ‘ 1. A Tow Mat *a be sent at any time for two it r LA. Berm*. • *lngle 'll.s will be picked up twice II week at Braid sheet, Captains can SITS time k r . th. forming me by letter before 'hey leave the- moisWins, when they expect to be et Philadelphia. 4 . 41 . 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' _THEY WARM ALL THE ROOMS WITH ONE EP and with vary little Coil. /weirs the ow ses and ACk teat no din/ crs. .1 .t the thing for Dwtillng- Minim Churrttes, :Hotels. ke., ! kr. r SAN FORD'S CHALLENGE HEATERa- • . SET In BRICK, Ls on the PIMe principle, and Is ppd. a economical andlmllatittioiY• • SAN SURD'S DAMBIOTIr OR GLOBE HEATit " le the most pone! heating stove known, for al l. Ike where great heat Is wanted. All who wish to:kn more can receive free a book with full description and overwhelming testimony, by wri.ine to , ' . " SANFORD TRESLOW Irater Street, News rk, Who also manufacture the celebrated i•CONEIDEiteE." - EIENTINEL," end :"SURPRISE" COOKING SIIVES, DODGE'S PATENT GRATES AND STOYFS. and every variety of Stoves, for wood or coal. sJited to hit section, (Sept. 21, '69 • 39-2,mif t I I , • DECIPEDLY • 1 TIE NEWEST, NEATEST' AND MOST DZACTritil. • NECK-TIES.!' . Idedly the newest, neatest; and most: thshiMiathe • . GLOVES ! 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Algtiun i *lLL 11)1VICATIQg, 'l . - nt, BOAKD of MAN AGEtt ha l ve T _adopted the following Bates of Toil on Miecellane one Ankle*, and on Boats, to be charged on thsirWarks during the year 18591 - , TOLL TO BE Cildllo ED PER TIN OP AOOO POUNDS. AU articles carried tea sates and under. shall pay twenty cads per ten, except where this amount stall !ex ceed 6 cents per ton an the ascertained tonnage of he vessel for any lock passed below Beading. or 4 cants 'per ton above Beading. In such ease, these last ni utboned rates will be charged. Fur any distance beyond ten. miles. one een per Xon. per Milo additional will be charged, except that Lhil stone. Clay, Brick Bats. Posts and 'Bails, 31anireatuid Cordwood, shall be charged not' more than SO contkipar ton. . : Lon Ore, Wrouabt or Seabbled Untie; Cominot Rough Barb. and, Ornrroaght, Dallding,Flagand Curb Stone, not more time ga cents per ion. Gypsum. Slate; lliartile.Sire Wier. Soap Stone. Fish, Salt; lee, Copper, Ore, Scrap Iron and Broken Outings, not more than 45 cants. Pig Iron, Railroad. Bar and klanutketuredirOn.Cast. Ines Mid Machinery . . Timber, round and square, Raised Lumber. Mangles. May pnd Kim,. !flour, kinds, alto tuitions Coal. Mistilialtiquors and Spirits, Merchandise of all kinds,and all articles not othervias, specifically enumerated, not more than le cents per ton forlauy Lance. atinpoeder.ir put up in kegs of MAW> shall mms at the last named retell hat Wont 11 1: 1 1 : t 7th liban .for quantity exceeding NO pounds seek ' pay the full charter rates or toll fir every lock passed. - , Noss.—ln passing the Loeks, Boats shall bate tree& dance of Rafts. .Itatti not complying with' thla regula tion, will hti charged the full charter rates. TOLL ON BOATEL The Toll authorised by the Charter. of the Olompany Is We coots per ton for every lock passed below iteadlo • , and 4 cents per ton lbgesety lock passed above prOing. on the ascertained touttageof the vessel, and then tats/ will be charged against every boat; but condithrual per- Utile will be issued to Wats which may be navitstat in strict con6oteity to law, and to the vegulatioltofire Company, at tits following rates: -. • i Beets earning ,easge, which has paid eve dollars or more for 1 , Boats unladen. lir with cargo which has paid Ir. PI" five dollen la - , - TOT 6 tulles or, coder s - • - - • -tp more than 5, and not over 10 toilet, - LOG More thous 10, aud uotover */ tail" - 160' ~ " soy distance beyond Vs mike, • • 280 Soy violation of the lave or ovulations ibr *shot the navtgattori„ and for the protection- of the , sotto of . the Company, will reader the boat liable to an additional toll, Rot exceeding the foil cluirterzate,and to detention 9f bait And cargo -until such _toil, or the asostutetion thereof ga by the managers. is geld: • " • • floeterunilog upon a tingle Wel et lbw Rothe Shill pay fer web, kick they may at anytime par,--Tau' Usti Rtt• tan • upon ths .santrtsd-teatsage thereof. above .114oultag, awl Rs one/ pee tee Debts itearling,egmeebly too Set ofAsaesably. , • --, Ay entseelf MOWN*, , - 0211 , 61 4 114 - biked` the Stel ~4 125_rgliklipwy,t, , . e-w___ - -"` • .0 0 1 1 4 1 11 11 6 riuß ttee Ch orkitris , 'Ms INllPtote Pries -el U. Jul inaildielt Awl *seal* by a4'SANSAN. -MOROCCO FACTORY, ',t Waif sai ilimasitist Item , rireprimmistra,s,merwm. atagiwthat and #lB/ E: 'mac/lipid% re4ecnittli IFV • • Liras ousitik• imindly titbit `- ' ' 474 t. 7 . 10 !WM" b7.1 1 4k 14g. :Wm be tarsi ALL ItOROCCO.X.I4 Ira** Monateo, Ilitdad Book ft , Wow= , •o • Wow aoitimist 41. .1•14.18811. . dad Rid Bois XtPeROl. LSAT Taikit Loop ilazfli Threw.- - - etioa Ebrip, Goat, Deer. ;&I Some kiaiert fa amigo for leatfutt, at the tagtrfatioarket sdices.or paid for bi ash. . . .1 • 0ct.16,..1094 • tILAI IST110t(3$1. PERSONS WISHING TO:ESTAB mat 'mouse/Am to a new and tbeiottag Nees obey. badness is good. Poe advertionasataf thallaaaaaaton Settlemett. REAL ESTATE SAT: HAM. . , . . .-- HE' kfrito . .. gent. for UN DE ET USIGN WY, i!A • Pehoillill, Combo*, Luisrue.ColuoMits. Nor th am; T b.... ........,..,. counties, offers for_ Ira* IA. Ti). Meier Ciry. II ins corratigowa. ' Mks 14ad is Moab and Missouri, for rou t er on time. For toiler Informs. itiort write ou4 enclose postage , stamp. to '1 ._ . - - ROB c. eirrix. AO. lilluerssille, Schuylkill ro, Jan. IL '59 ' 44t`• E. - NC i - PUBLIC SAL_E !! - • ~Otit Valuable Tract of Woad Lank THE.SUBSCRIBERSiviIIoffer . id. pultiVaile, on 117FZDAT, Nercrober 2.. ..1559. at 4 o'clock, P. 31.. at the public how* - of Motnapt.W. Borth, in liechafille, East. Stannic townshlp,rBchuylkill county. the Mkt , ing described tract or4sftllent wood laud, situate partly ln East .Brunswick and partly in Schuylkill tOwnship, In 'the county of Schut MID, one mile from Reltatille station, on the 'tattle Schuylkill Railroad. and about floret/ruffles from Mo'Keunsburg:—Adjoin log lands ofY John Heiser, Fr.. Joshua Royer, 31. 8. Richards. Etat, Fochl's and Will, Franklin Benidlngtr,lieury_ LutsOsrael Stamm. and otbera—rontaining Four Hundred,end Footproor sem. The above tract will be mold In the whole or in parts, to suit porettascos. Persons wishing to flew the :premises will !please call on fresco Roper, red ding Iv 3felteansburg. A good title will be given. Conditions made known on the day of sale. WILEIA3I HART, JAAKi MAT. . ll 4541 ORPHANS' COURT SALE. URSUANT to an onierof the Oc t . . . pbans' Coure cro of the crowd)! of SebnyMill, in the yil .emtnonwealth orPennsylvand, the subscriber, Admin istrate, of Israel P. Loeser. late of the horaogb of Potts vllleoin, the county of Schuylkill. deee eed. will expose to die by piddle renilue, en SATURDAY, the Twenty sixth day of November next. at d'ericsik in - the after noon, elites Exchange Hotel. in the borough of Potte vide, in the county of Sehuylkill atweiaid.— No.l.—All that re i tale lot or piece of ground, en the northwesterly side of Mahan ta ego itreet.tri the borough of Pottsville. Schuylkill county, being;, the -westwardly half of the southern portion.ot a kit Merked trorty-one, (41), to Pott A Patterson'a Addition to Pennine. eon., telninglo front on said Mahan tango street. Thirty feet, 1 and extending of that width in length or depth, On• Hundred and Twenty.five feet, to an Alley . Elect led Niniinettes wide. , N. 1.2 .-All that certain store-house : end lot ; 1 1' . i11 . 1 potted on the sonthwestwardly slid of Centre street, In the borough or Pottevllle,:!Sebuyikill county, at the distance of sixty feet , southeastward', from the eoutheastwardly side of Markrt st red, (veldt fog in front on' said Centre-street, Forty feet. and ex tending of that width. Two lie tidrid end Thirty fret In: length or depth, to Adams street. ',l l No.3.—A lan, the eqiiiLible right in end to all those two certain lots. Nos. 43 and 14. in Mid's A . Lyon's Ad dition to Pottsville, each lot containing in front on Wes, tern avenue. Sixty feet, and extending of that width. Two Hundred and Thirty-three fret,n thirties,- totior. *titian street. • ! Late th e estate of said deceased . erms and condi tions made known at the time and plie of role by - • . THOMAS M. RUSSEL ' Adostnistreter. -fly order of tbef , h•pbante Court, I.b.COD FLOM, - - - 1. 1 / 4 4tsvillierOct.., 'l9 45.44 •- '. I . Med. LANDS FOR F . AIt:MC LANDS FOk SALE •25 miles from Philitdelphie by railroad,' In the State of New Jersey. Soil among the beet fur agricultural pupped. - being a good loom soli. with a clay bottom. The land is a large tract, divided Into email farms, sod hundreds, from all parts'of the rountry are nowl.ettling andboild ling. The crepe produced are large!'and Min be seen' growing. The climde is delighttuL and secure from frosts. Terms from Illi to iigo per- mire, fiiiable within four years by Instilment'. To visit the plane—loose Tine street wharf at Philadelphia, 47% A. M.. by roll , road for Hammonton. or address It. Byrnes, by letter. ' Hammonton P. 0., All4ntic Co., Nevi! Jersey. See full advertisement. • - J 4' I, November 5,'89 FOR SALE!. -' , ' . • FPIIE• undersined. offeig for 'sale2 J_ a tra et-ot lan initalaing 9 res. and Situ. - IN ated an the upper Carbon, mutt about a halt mile i f Bum Pettavil le. Th Improvententsnre two frame throb hoe houses, a small amble. and also.; a riving of ; never , ' fabling water. I will sell In one r ime or in lota to suit purchasers. It is also welt idapte4 to the rabing of. .vegetanles. and has some MM. youog apple trees and grape Tines thereon. For further partieuMra enquire of . 0 mono B LA UKII, Orchard Brewery. Ms reaanna for selling the bbove in., that he has par ehaaed the-Tumbling, Run Farm from the Fehnylkill Navigation Company, and wishes to;: make It an eaten. she Farm, which will require his spare lime. and also Intends making a Rommewenewt thcreott, which will be one of the finest outside Of PhlladelphA, . Pottsville, Feb.l2. 'o9 . ~, ~.. , 7-tf TO ALL - WAN TINO FARMS. See advettisement of Hammonton finds. -_ ' , - - ._----- " ' VALUABLE PEAL ESA — e. WI " I I BE SOLD at Public Sale, on 1. Monday, Bioventbeir Al. 1939, A very Valuable FARM, situate I nAVest Vincent town. . ship,ester county , bounded by: lands of Christian Friday, /arms n Pennvpacker. 'William ilaislon,Thomse Wilson, nd other'. Two miles feria. Chester Sprinkle sad font and a half miles frotriPhoinixville, containing 90 acres and OS perchlife or leas, /0 acres of which is woodland. 1, The Improvements consist of a nets and / - r subsranical STONE DI,V . ELLINCI - R g es ut ; ' two stories high. 6 rooms on the fi rst floor. ell • ' With ircialehonse attached, 7 monis on the wtcond floor. garret divided Into 3 apartments. cellar no der the whole, well of never- hdliog water, pomp near the door. and spring with house over It near the house, large and well and conveniently built r4ooe barn, with straw house In front, well arranged with abundant eta. Ming, a , 41 well ot never-failing wat'er with pump In it covered y thestraw house, wagon home, carriage hones, atm cri Ac. ,t . The soil le superior, &slog of the Pickering quality, In a good elate of cultivation. dirided Into fields of con venient' else. This property adjoins the LewhrOre flank and no doubt Clot:Milne large beds of Iran ore, and his In consequence Alp eljellAlfe vain. be. sid it the agricultural, is convenient to coedit. achoola and place.; of-womblp, and to a pleasant and healthy neighberbocd. This property being only 4 1.2 miles from Phcenlaville by which the Febuylkill Canal. and Philadelphia A Rending itallreild passe.. bay the .dean:, tap of good Market.. for agricultural products and for Iron ore. makes it well deeervlng the attention of-any capitalist deehlog to farm or mine, ore. :ale to commence at 1 o'clock !m i slaid day, on the pre- wises, when czmditiorts will be made known by .E.• PfiNN TPACKER, Agrft foedgeze ALawts AND Faeroe., N ill also be sohiat the d time a lot of prime Chestntit Timber Land. situate n liWest Vincent town ship, bonnded by lands of Geo • Ilipple,Samnel Mil ler and other's containing 4 acres and 148 pewhea The ti beefs large enougit,to eat. Ariy person wishing to view either of the foregoing properttee. will be shown the mane by ca.l4nLon tither of the undersigned. E. F. PNNNT PACER% Agent (09 . OM= Am Law's AND SDITION. November 12, 69 N AGRIONLTURAL SETTLEMENT . I TO ALL WANTINO reittlb. A - Raul Oppodernity in to DelighlAl'and Healthy CU. mate /111 Niles Santhearthl rhaseleirthia, ma the Ormdcw and...ditantic Rai/rood, ..f. • A. 14. old estate , consisting of several (remands of aeresOf pia4aetive soil has been dl: ded I to farms of various sizes to suit the purchaser. A pupa ation of some IV tam liunared, from various parts of !the Middle States and New England. have set. !led there Ibe past yore improved their places, and raised iferliieht crops. The'price of the hnd is et the low sum of from .t 5 to VALper sere; the POll is of the best quality for the prol4tion of Wheat, Omer, Om, ii.aches,l'Grapei and Vegetables. IT 18 CONSIDERED BEST FRUIT ,80.11 LIN TILE UNION. The place Is perfectly secure from Biles—the destructive enemy of the nheir. Crops of grain, grime end Milt are now grinrwlngi and rats be seen. By examining the place it• ‘ selt, a criirreet-judgment can be formed of the pmdue thanes of the land. The ter ms are made easy to secure the rapid improvement of the land. which is only eold !'!! tbriscruAt impmeesteset. The' mull has been, that with in the past year, some One hieutred hawses hare been - erecled,itwo mills, one steam, four stores- some fort,' vineyirds and peach ors herd piloted, and a large norm her-of ¢ther rorements, making it- a desirable and 'active pleas of business. BIABIELET, •Aarthil reader raly perceive front its location. is the 1 6 DENT IN THE UNION. .IProtidee bringing doable the price thin In Ineatkins enafficnn the eity, and more than doulble the pile* than tier {Test It Is known that, the earliest and best *nits end vegetables in Ibis latitudeohne from New Jervey, und are annually cavorted to the extent of Milk Ilene.l . • In lasting bere, the settler hes many ailaniages.— Hats within a few hours ride of. the great cities of IT,: England and Middle Stales, he is near hie- old friends and warkiations, he le in a Ward country where crery foprorime of of comfort and eirilimilort at Amid. lie eau buy every article he wants at the cheapest print'. and his produce for the highest; (fn the West this la ne versedibe has schools for his children. dieter service, and wi 1 ajoy an open Wintet, and doilghtfiti climate, where viers are utterly unknown. The result of the ebenge; arm those from the north, has generally been to reatdre the* to an excellent state of health. In tie tray' ec building and improving. lumber can be obtained at thit*dlie at the rate of kill to Sly per Mae and. Bilekaßlem the brickyard opened in the plhe, every artkie an be Dreamed In the plate. good otrpeti: tees ant at heed, Mid there is no glace in the Union where buildida and improvem eut Nan be made ' The header will at ones be struck with the Advantage* hero 'flivieented, and ask himself why the pre petty has not been taken up before. The reason lit it was never tiptoed In, the market; and unless these statements were correct. no one would be invited to examine the land before purchasing. This all are expected to do.— They itill 26014'nd:under cultivation; such Is the extent df thazettlement that they will no doubt :neat persons. from their own neighborhood; they will witness the ;al: Provegtents and eanudthe character of the perils. -• Wm. If they tome w it h a view to settle, they should aomalirepared to Stay a day or two, Mid be ready top nr ebase,gs locations, coronet - be held an terosal. ' • . Theea are two daily trains to Philadelphia; and' to all • eatio r l, S i b° Improve. the Railroad Crampon( Ora a Ave Naar! Biz iforaths,end a 114(1•Priers Tseldlor TAM Years TOE TOWN OF TIAMMONTON. in ei,nnection with lb. agricultural sett lement, • new and thriving town Pis nattnelly ariten, which presents Inducgmenta for say . kind of hi:sines. .particularly Mores had manufactories, ''.the shoe business could be corded on in this placeitifd market to rood advantage,' 111F0 oston bush:tea, and manufactories - ofatgetraltural in3pleMwta, or foundries fbr casting small articles. The Impronement has been to rapid as to insure a constant and *eminent lucre/me of business. Town lots of a good Mae, we do not poll swill, ones, as it, would affect the invitee:awl of the plateaube bad 'at from $lOO and upwards. ~ •. 2 ' • . ," ' Theittestatenfou cursor, a monthly literary enctigri 'cultural sheet, containing fall ingeMatioa of Haulm°. ton, do be obtained at 25 teats per annum& . . Title Indisputable—Twarcaptee dee& given, clear of la eneuMbrance when money Et paid. itoute to the land: Ito Leave' Tine street Ithitrf.Philadelidda,"fer ltaintnonton; by U road, at TKA.3I., or at 41./P.-11. . Fara PO rents. :lithe there lonian. forltr. Byrnes. 'Wording ronvent ',.aanca ban& Puttee bad better step with 3fr. its roes" a prittelpid;utt tit they have decided as to . pu rebating. an • .116 mill sit" tbtrti flee. the Lent la MI carriage. free of &groats. 'tetteraund applications tan be addressed to lands 4 . Ilintet Hammonton. P.O ,ttL.n tic Co-. 1 41, ' Jamey; or gal•mvlianbe*Aflouth Fifth street, Phila delphia. Maps and luiduidlod absidant 0tr0t14 64 . • : Julylolll , •-. , ... -.• t. .: .- .. ..." • YT-Out ILLYAFIVIU,T,ARMS 'IN DR- A"Wrill"4lllWeellei intiOand s mute leow 16•14.4-: See adiertlaimmt of.gmalwalLlmaib4. 4 • - os.oo- Vstiorti o_ , ". in cover ' • ; .;Ie t. POW , • •• zi•• .• :4rn as 4 -Attotbe7or alright; • 'There j war Opal ' xeit. Okoriestowo,.. ,00, Thursday in i queocii.of Ott loony:1*y itet of blO optima!" Varlet been atitarriafie, was'supposed,l7- sympothismi with dispatch was,seot to Goes Iraq' tiog him to mod immediately; tork...„ooi A . of. cavalry. , Three boOdred 'pleeeis of artillery were to bava lef dria yetterdairoorniogloi-Charlest4 _ The New irse4rk misetiess. . election . ,The t returns from Neir - Yi ci l eater Ate ' - election of the Ude* de ... ticket; viith the exception of the I Com missioner. Thee appears to; , be, t little .doubt that band R. Floyd Jones „d mocrat, is elected, Secretary :of State, Van Rea*. it& Riehmond; &cooing,. 'State giatter, and Surveyor, and 'Noble ki:Riderki oiemd.. ergs Stator Frumert /I/peewit: There .a me se doubt Owi the election of . l iVot. J., Sputter, democrit, for Canal Cientoismboer,a, he Inns behifid the atiore'tlentionedeaDdidatie. - All these tear demotratiat , candidates . .emM. voted for by the Americans. , The defied' ret ie candidates not °nib° Atneriesa ticket, we . . . . . defeated. ' , Parka partuariu4 Otforn kiLIMICL.Msti ab• sorb about all the litsbotars business paper that is Insde, and what little le of too long time for batik Mamas% le speak, and privately "Sapped op by eipitallats. halos to the statist market the *toad sad *hint rate per which, is mat by boy OM to Moon of a l low ratei6 Tme stock market la cot In • more aide, eendltion. The ease to the money market makes 11 Rut 41%0u1t the holders of storks to carry them, sad alter an ep• pearance of streettls to the market. but the-sales are very moderate and the prima cot, subject ,te ma, smite- Worthy ft uctustkro. Ptttlatlllllll, Nos. 17—float amid dont Priam tonne from i1,124.46,31K far- raperior ; tbAO6f6.7D for 'MU'S, Od .ifiterrji Sor tura- tallab Awe fusty *mat according to quality. .Wbrat Is scarce and ranted and about 3. On bus !wore-beer picked up at 126. Mr , for rod, and Ikreltbc for r, bits. as In quality, lie latter for tbokr Foutirrii. Oats aro inner, and I.Voo.bria South- r earn brought 413 , 4 e afloat; Mono are bald at Ida.- &armour, Nor. Floor firm; Poles of 1101 bbla at $3,37% *w Cloward street, and 116.123 j f,r City )111ls. Wheat quiet saki of 1440 bull at 81.1140.47, for white, and fi1t..441,26 for red. Corn quit; orbits and yellow bb(O,Ono. Nrw.Toax., 41roa. 17.—Flour market dull ; saled-at 00 for ruperior, bird.; milts at St: ID' for eitto,do• sales of white wheat at $1 aSietA buak.; Data : firm ; sales at 45446 c. Oda —The lnqilry for moat "deseriptlota routines.* refry limited, bus, priers rale irhaßtily roam cd ?.0,1:00 gallons United at t.5kr.37 e., and nal btls. ern& whale ) at the east, at hue. lit gallon, each. POTTSVILLE SARK TS. -. • . • ~. (Whole...is Pricer.) ' Wheat Flour, extra faudi), la berry), $0 004116 BO - do- . do -- ; extra, .. ' : old . 676 iik.ll 00 do 'do .euperilue, - . do . 6 60t0 600 Rye Flour, , ' - do ' - ' " 400 11 heat, prime o Ile, .-16 brobe‘ , -1 80 '• do prizes , . • do . -- .. .- 120 Soup IiVAUN . ' do . . ' .1 26 Dried Peerbea, - ./1 gamed,. . 14 • do , do ' lured,, do— • --' ' - 8 • Dried APtdes, do • r' , . , 4% . - '. itye„ .li buihel, ' Eilitutter.pe r ports d - LO • flora, . do i , 60 4boaldera • , - -40 9 Oats, do t ' 1 It. Items.. - : lY ti \ Pater a / a . do \ . 0 40 Lard. - . riarotb7Seed , r 'k -31,1 k• Beef. Idode6l llllll l Sib. 6 dor er Seed; 1 550 do are quarter VE 4 Way, per too ,11 !@lB Oe Plaster.* . row - . 'OB5O Egge,doxea, ,' j 7'16 Balt, pr see k ,e 130 . • ... , . POTTSVILLE ', PR DICE MARKETS. (Ret.ll Prieroae) • . FLOUR. &C.-141ra Fa St - Flour . $6 BO:Aetna do $6, 23: aup.rtine 406 'lO , )44: and Itre flour at $4 ib. Buckwberit Flour at $8:611 VI flood. hpo tbor at 00 eta.; COrt Meal $1 Lo and: Mlddi , roge Carta. qi huabel. 4lß6l.N.—Eyeiellrat sl`ooll4 bu.. Cern 66d(4011 1 / 4 6 do.. SlSAtB.—lleer *enrol 10 rib 12. 1 ,4, - etrk, II lb; Sutton OQ. 12 do. Veal 12 dr; Par 10 412d0: Shouldera96o 10 do; MN na 12 to 13 do., logos Famines 14 do ; Pork Sausages 12 do. : • • Pad V1610812;. - -' -- Dotter Haat 20 g 22A. ? lb.Choese 12 4 ,( do- Eggs 'l2 el..* do . Lard )3 de. elk HA ARS.-N. Orleans Fe tb,••11" IN hde 0 do: Cuba? -' do: -V*llBll.oo d‘.: CM% 00 - end Potverlerd 11 do. ' ,•:',...;:'• ' FlSM.—liaMbar 12,34 el *ID; Blaek Flab '.' 40 8 eta, .vreure A'ND VSOSTApiEs.—Apples Tarte. Oi ill nO - 01' -. . broke); Potatoea 16 4 50 sta. do, Onions 144 rte.. hat i t' •k, peek ;Sweet PLLatreas 123. 13123 eta., half peek; Cabbeg ~,, 2 to 4 /19..11 Woad.' e , ,i• - ' MISCEL ANEOUS. SHOE BUST ESS AND FACTO RIES ran ha curled on etithly at Hammonton. See advertisement of Hamm a:on Lands. - New Style St roped Naiveliopes, (IF all kipds, -f raishe'd as Cheap, if uoE cbeaper, tban tb can be procured In the city. by • B. BANNAN. IdONOI THE ,CRE OLL enntelnlng a !plea , ern, else 2,1 X 34 Inc Icletrellane—elten eopl OH AP VE GEORGE W. utacturer,3.o.llll on bad mrext CASII vdrat. N. B —Old Bllnd• tops Erptem GRAPE GRO on their I.usinese most , 4.011101 , 0 c Some 40 vi Pee advertisement of c. VEPY. 'S o u P 0 BYEWUISKY old; 'kayo dogmas ahoy and highly recommend three tweets for sale by Pottsville, Nor. 8, tCI ' • . coal • Sneering Ma ti Subsc;ib ht• of the B ART. Is h any portion eau 1 ..I.Molt will be fold at th 88. These aro-the inlet • the market. Calread f A tags, VIOL O AT HOME bnak o f -1M atene u .1240, hammered othylitrombe. . tdi good Fight and of Logo end Gain. by AI M;=E The Old Store Usual tiormaltd., tran■Lt About. , • The Cosner Cupbeard ume of no hums!. every, Just published and f TIIE 0 COPP MITCIIEfiLi: PATENT META 'IT MC TIP. &Signed eipootally tor WT', Youita's and Ltdidten's Boots and ?toil. , An Improvement has beet" applied to Boots' Ind Shoes. by w bleb a saying of expense to tbeeotuomwr, Pf twathirds, is realised. by actual experiment. 'II4F. TIP • . _ . Consists of a piers of cooker or other Indestructible ma terial.nestly fastened to floe too or the boot or shoe, forminga complete protertiow. This Intention * now presented to the public, with the fullest knowledge of Its practical utility. having berietisted over two Isom ands drat I ned entirely tY euprreede the old style, for . .. ;Children's. Boys' arid routhr /lags gird &nes. ',he importance ttethielarenths4 will be reedits , ate' predated, sts,lt le well known that children invariably • treat out their blots! and, oboes Fuel' et the Toe, and, with thie protectra. they will etp , n acv average wear at least two orithrise thus. as long as the old style, while the expense IA nnr .4 2711FLE 31011 E. Thin Invention le,aloo experts Ily applicable to Minima' Toots. and all' oeouta non* aubjeeti ng the toe of tbe boot it or shoe to be cut orlrorn. - _ 31erehanta. cud t e public generally, will see the IM. portioer of obts int tg the?, goods I m eng dlately. as they ' ars drial nod, for ge oral one, to 'opened, all ether kinds. • Thstionds oily be obtained ot nearly all, the whole. 'sale deititinta the rind pal or of the iguhrwribon* .• , • I!Ast; AteiCINSIIT it CO, aradfsi. , . ' (Ow:gma or Tps PATRIT.Y . ' Atigiwl3,l4 , , , .• . 834 e ' ; CHEAP .WATER AND FIEF. PROOF ROOFI"O * rrIlE • best ItOOFING I;ow in use ji. 'about 'bait the pike of tin, and wilt nutted at leant two or fines Un mob... Put on at abort antis, atytl Goarraterd • ISANIett3 k DzERELIN, . Apoots for 11. M. Welt= i ()xi Arr Old the ank otber worn nut rota covered abo, JtEFI to:—Slettson Libber. Port Carton . ; Theo- Akre Thorn. Bt. Chit; 11. Adman, AmbleadvAniihr. Cressna; Rod Wm. mortimer. Jr..N. L. lanniof Henry Chambers and Heavy Webbor,'Poltrillls ... •• . . : NEW stoat., ` tTHE. subscribers announce tolheir. & , . trim and the citizens of Patton& glettirkinliy, i they hangtsqLrn uIdOOIIIIILID'S OLD STAND." (brior of &toad aid Morbrt &MON, whaiit tan always be found it good atactinteat of • ! • Dry Goode, GireMitgleir tßrrtrlileless sod s variety of articles allelys kept In a brat class no• tali stir.. , Uadeostindleit = Mott Ondteis thotboahlY. they Invite s custom whieth by strict attention to buat• ao,falr. iberfatend tti • demi% • ' Fresh Goias OthistaritipAnivint The boat *aikido Arroyo on baud at the octet PIUC FOR CASH. M. It: NICHOLS; - OSO.TW. it C 6. i firCALL ADD BIAIIIAIE THEIR STOCK April 16, - -.; . 16.01 MAUCH CHUNK Wire ;Rope IdanufaCtOry. lalasiser JEGamlisa•cX idb Co.. Minufaelurer of Wli nova. to r Itkellard abuts. thou, adopeajte,wouid itliOtar the pnbUe that Li la now pre. pared to male ALL KLIVOS, LANOTNS AND SIZES OP PzAr AND.ROUND kOFF. At putithortest notice, of insperlorquality, and on the tlicstilbor3l ter:as:at his Wire hops Parton!. nabob Chwlakt fair WW II CO!, Pa. I Bedroom can be tirade to cum E. A. Douglas. ; D. Dortritht tad A. 11:Broadhead. at Platteh Chetah.; t o N. Fibroma , gunnallt 11111, to tiharpo, Lelawrltip A Cu.,TO more. Lucerne county. Pa.. and Ict htet. bb all theop erators in this Region who halebetin cutup kb cepa& • Anzutt 1 'fa I aviator a. NOTICE. To Coal t/p0 rata rs aro 00 bi oylklll I Cola. ty` ottirtairsivi QMOICING 'TOBAVCOi. by - -Steam p0w5....000100a4a, 41111lio0010. 0004 fit Ma w sad Segarlissulittaryourbioiami *sub lin sale. .200 barnola most Awned 1100011411., 200,000 Half Spatial art. M10,00014.001.0000116 , 11.0ar6. , ; ; j ; 100.0008•06 seal 11:100 Steam • • • Ontonollollklill l / 1 01:011.0 snot ;MOP; •1100604 10. , SLUM AV% NOTLIt. - !T EAST4TIN_, 1 STK/11'ED NEWS, - 1.1 emoreu picture of I be Great ee. +lib a number°, othef tt. for Pale at It. DANN AN'S Gonketono. Ikte4ll.ol - DB, INIM ERMAN, rain- Alit titrriat. (ab. w,•011,1.1 Philadelphia. , a general amertaleut, at the I • red and trimmed-mud] to new .r 24. 19 1141-Gailf ( VERB CAN CARRY ~ c eussfully •t Hammonton free pyarda nil mit lha ;apt sawn. j nimcintou lAndA, smother col- RISKY! • - RION PURE, OLD arminted more thin fan year" prat; fraerrom all imp olitic% for medicinal parpeami. Oaly be banal- by HENRY Jiorriet Aklitine Nllll.l - 011 - Ines .00. 4.. has qust receiveir a 'Eng i• ra to New with In 6 minutely tow tote of su.—with, secants ple and perfect (whines la : them. H. BAN &N. Agent for the ttentafeetare E--- HT DATASSI TAYLOR. t ABROAD , a aketeh jute m•n. by Rayard Tayler, rom popular proverbs. by The. Tales,by. , Sbarlesli on. HAMM. Ages and Conniell4- by n. ...by elms. J.Potermor. from th• trench of nd er..Parte for Everybody, s ey Isformeinn. r sal» by 11101.1..11ANN . LEURATIFED R TOE!
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