The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, December 10, 1859, Image 2

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POTTBVII.L , E, PA;
111.1WMIDATI, DISCEIBINEIN, 144 MS.
MUT AID Aldallitnn! =MID*
L.
'lt Is eitifisiii'sb satlsfutloo tbat we ars ioabbru
to amemes that the mbeeriptlons in this.Coutty
to Os liaPilid itii t ek of this Road, are peogroilag
with - spirit. The . times are hard, and miner
Irearce; but them teetronly WM* more multi
sleety. tbe Importance of tenstroctiog a road,
:giblet in lost such them as these will plies our
Cost in the &etas esthete owes' spiel foothill'
wlth that of rival regions, sod thus relies. us of
the disadvantegis ender 'which, we now labor—
etresitous routes to market; Irregular shipping
ftellitim et Port, Richmond, and high rates of
tglimiTelatiou-Jii good times the road to Anse
toms would be , adlitiseal miles to market, so
abfing so to inenMse ofer shipments; to attract to
ear Cowin"Amp population, and to add to the
value of every deseriptiort of property in OUT
midst. These am results which the cooetruction
of that Road will guarantee. Without it we tout
Inevitaldy retrograde ha e business point of view,
end property wlllilsoontestibly, depreciate in val
ue to tel far grutel amount than the sum we are
now eallea upon, to subscribe to cum the.tans
pieties and equip went of the Road.
Under th ese circumstance*, it assuredly, is the,
Interest and duty of all classes of our citizens to
unto lonised - lull:aptly aid theerftilly, to sob
ecribe accordingt their means. Property .hold
eratt sod those o are not real estate owners,
aboeld now stead shoulder to shoulder. nor rest
satisfied until th Aubitro sod Allentown Railroad
'becomes a filed t . Oar operators are willing
and misty to suk4ribe ; so are many of our prop
oily:holders. N w let the young men ; the me
_ ebonies and wit 1 bagmen of the County resolve
en mane , to eachtake a share. Let them emulate
the example or heir fellow workmen of other
1
~, seetions. who evi l r similar eircumetinies stepped
forward; sod silk individually, or In clubs, sub
scribed to impro moots calculated to a ff ect the
regularity sod p Mot their employment benefi
cially. Now to ay subscriptions to the Allen
tows Road, a perio d of two years will be allowed.
The pries of ash Is $5O. Fitly cents e week
"teaved by a wortsgame during that period will
l inable him to t o e share In the filed. Cannot
all oar working men thus subscribe;?. Assuredly,
yes. Let them herefore, all resolve to move in
this matter, and the 'construction of tie Road will
be 'placed beyond thepossibility of a doubt. The
il
books of inbeerip ion \are now open. The Com
mittee for Potts, ille, having time . in hand, are
Judge Reilly soMessrs. SoloinCUL,Foster,
.!Ed
ward Y. Yardl , ?dyer •Strouse, and Peter D.
Luther. The ti • for talk in title nutter has
parsed. Let Sohiy 11011 County now am.
dines the abort i had been placed in type, we re
ceived the following 'pet of additional sub-com
mitties appointedl by the Central Committee:
• Peewit end D stad•on—Henry Heil, Captain
i
Osekins, Wm. H. Seibert sod Jacob L. Tice.
Ark/aed—JohDye, Lewis Garner, and Col.
James J. Connor. 1
Port Mama ohn IforneJohn K. Seigfried
and Samuel Bole .
Miserrostle—R hard Rear, Ahr. Hezter, Jo
mph Frick, B. C. Mist and Lewis Dougherty.
XIMINGS. • •
of lweek meetiets 'bon been
ew Turk and Philadelphia, and
•Isciss, ostensibly for the par
to t oar amiable Pro-Slivery
uth that we of the North are
t in lrealitj, r to prove how touch
4 aster, a portion ;of oar people
party traces, fur I the benefit of
with the Philadelphia
thatkhe o jock of these "irme.
.. ; ,ovemeats," "is not so much to
it is to tom the Democratic
y and recover for it a little
oh tego into the
,campaiga of
is hot In dauger, it the North
he Democracy la in real danger.
=shins a desperate , attempt to,
with the. party,' and the first,
.is oijeet are
,Public meetings,
ost patriotic purpose, which, if
•
on, 111 enlist the services, of
Cisco', but who are anpracticed
f party politics."'GOlatis the
anettally, ,to bei f the South to
and advocate • treason, while
the Union' loving Section of the
h it has proved by its faithful
Pugiiive Sloie law'; its capture
rowaszonfederates, and in fact,
Daring the p • I
held at Boston, N
possibly, at other
pass of abewingl
brethren of the 8
Union ;
under Southern
cattle driven in: ,
party tactics.- '•
Evening Bailictits,
passive of party . ,
save the Union, I
party, and to t i
strength with whi
1860. The Unit;
stand, Arai; but .
The leaders
identify the Unto'
steps' towards 1.,'
avowedly for a •!,
it can be relied
many excellent e
in the trickery
programme Mese
threaten dissokati,
the North, really '
tionfedericy, whi •
'execution of the
cad delieorY of I,
!le ways. is to be bullied '
in and
into Positious which will reader ,
fa a thousatid of
but of Coosntss,
it, juseeptible to renewed insult& The fact is
eettlered more b millating, by the tone of a per
lion Of the Ncirt . ern press. .Its d&tiy is 'to await
-1
lel equity and II MINN/. In plaisild which we
have the Phdade plsiilledyer, lind papers of-kin
dred sympathy, actually , fanning the dame of
ditoords by latrePresentations of the actual state
..,
of feeling in the Nord', on the Slavery question.
The object of • eh studied exaggeration Is not
1 .11
mysterious. -It a for political effect. We protest
against such tile ery; t and behave with the Bille
tin that it is in t • South that; the danger to the
Union' lies, end at meetings for its Preservation
ehould be wile by ha friends, if it has ani, in
Rich woad, Chia estop, Savannah, New Orliiits,
It'ashvilli sad F auk fort. 1 - - '
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THE 0 =Tin OF THE ROUSE.
From a lister received (ruin Wa.nington, we
glean the facts tan organisation of the House
c,,sili
this week, Is imp ohakle. The' proceedings in the
Rouse so far, as telagraphasho the daily press
front 'Waitangi ti, liadicite that a considerable
portion of the 8 'uthern memtisrs are "filibuster
ing': es
on the Slat ryi question fur political, effect,
and for the per of
r driving the Republicans
from the support :of Sherman for Speaker. The
Itcpublican mein rs of 'tliellosisis showed during
/ a
the . struggle to het Banks, that they cannot be
bullied and driv ri !.from the support of any man
whom they cho p to vote for. !they are equally
Arm this iessio ' ; in consequence of which, we
anticipate • prol . aged and exciting struggle. It
is evident that o matter who the Repiiblicans
take up for , Sp ~ ker, the Southern "Ore-eaters^
will oppose, him a the lame determios4 manner.
The state of :air. is to be regretted; but it
seems tinairoidtb e. for the Southern members are
not only unpre edentedly pugnacious, but very
nareasepably 4 retainable, tiiiwession. On
Tneedoy they tin de an ugly advan4 on Thaddeus
Stevens; but h was 11 rut Is a' rock i his friends
crowded around him; and:no attack was made.
We admit that this is deplorable; bat we urge
the Republican trimilters of Congrera to stand firm,
let dm result bewhat it may, for at this time to
permit themselves to be deprived of tdcir equal
and Cenetitational rights, would In madness. It
is dorsi! duty to Sect with; prudence and firmness,
in this brisisoillett If the contest should pro,*
long and se!rereJ,
IlseOOlllZIN6 FACTS.—abe eon :ire DIM
!
papers of the North, are somewhat restive under
the tight . reitt.lbslC by the South. The Nord
Asuman discovers c hest "while the North Is al
lowed no margin for lndisefeet speech, and is tak.
en to task for all that the most reckless of its GU-
I/was may utter, and Its twit men may say, In any
ezeitemeet, for the eonditiooal purposes of motet.
mann or moisten - Cc—while all ibis is held as real
;offence. the South is freely permitted to say and
to do nearly everything it pleases." It also finds
that the South not only Wow, but in time East, has i
teemed with threats of disunion, "while scarcely
an stoutest' men now in public life from the ex.
mono South fells, at' frequent intervals, to give
vent to bitter adoration, tattiest both the people
of the North,'and the tthiun of these States."—
There is much truth in the ammo of oar *Wein=
penny, aadthe thet 'the more humiliating whew
irewassider that pia imperious aura is used as i
threat ity a contemptible minority of the poisala- .
glows,/ abs Buata. Liss than half a million of
~burebeldarwaided by the "dough-fate Democracy
of the North. kolchhe Gievenunent, threaten dis
solution if the. North even whispers at constraint,
and keep us Is Wean/vont state of sachem:cut.—
It is an aakasios 'mad& One ur Which poster
ity will read andl wowder. . •
Tau de/nomad* party la Coagresel appears de
uneped to fonjo ihe coning law iteoudition of
anbealtby if not dangerous etchertest on• the
slavery position; On that question' in a use soil
snore eiolent form, a Senator train Virginin broke
ground in the &sistawitbia in Duet of its conso
pitiOlk; and a member of the Hossaifactionity oft
copied the Sat day of the session. t Tbit combat
iota in Congrias bare thrown the geentlet from
the democratic ride, tbe side of Esecutive power,
and bare , indicated,their purpose to makes' moth
trouble at they, map. ThOttent carlains tbe Bon.
'orpaimitioe of the It *build be mot !
mined, sad ` ; the responsibi fy be ,t aitacbed to the;
party creetiottlie &Scully.. The likvernmenVe
creditors milt be thefilacipel samara by the do-
~i~• ~ 7~.}~.'FN~~
1 1 / 4 mwmum tareMentr• et
terebee. Dorember IS, 1859:--Loitstar—Yn.
%rase% Beq. ; 6 ILeader—Thrl Bola: 4,0"
for ilehate..."Stscerld the Dross,iml rmeeereveir
Aflrmstive—Wm. B. Elmitbi;:es. T. Roji
Negatleme4larvy Ederoall:. F. PAhama:'
Etranotn lavamairs S.Ocurru...-Tito ettereiess
for leg Wedoasda, emmittif. anirit.9.-A debate on
the giassiitm, DO tbenigna of the times indicate
• diesolstion of the Cajon r Affirmative, Messrs.
Edwards and Pile. Negative. Manes. Borsht hid
Cuthbert.' Decision in tho affirmative.-- -
Question for ant Wednesday creeds& 4, llatre
the Whits. given the Africans greater cease to
orowirdain then they have siren limrindiansr
Affirmative, Messrs. Edwards and Pile. Stipiffive,
Messrs.Pocht sad Cuthbert.
• ,
BestrinuillX HAW !Aims= AMIOCIAII4OII
met on Thursday evening last. The Reeder and
Essayist both being abeenti•the question, "Should
-s military spirit be emsounged 2" was then Ms
-Cussed by Mears. W. gum and J. W. Koons on
the aftlratatise. sad Messrs. P. B. Polo and P. 11.
Wersts-on the negative. -Denisiou in fever of the
negative. . •
Esereim foi next Thursday, evening ire:—
Reading by P. 11. Wawa. Easy by. J. Paxson.
Question, ,4 1las Napoleon 111. done his duty to
wards Italy 2" Affirmative, Menu. Shells:id and
Reeser. Negative, Messrs. Helmand . Lail inst.
ST. CLAIR LITAIRAZIT ,ASD SCIILNTIFIC &NOMA-
TwA.—Tbe IneTOLOCI on last Tuesday evening
ware: Reading by Wm. Porter of a selection from
"Cousin's Psycholop." Lecture by F. A. Her
wig on "Agrarianism." Discussion on the; ques
tion, "Which has the most cense to complain of
the Whlies—the lodian or the African V* De
cision In the negative; •
t• The exereises for neat Tuesday evening will be:
Reeding by T. Watkins ; Lecture by H. C. Jack
son. Debate ott the question. "Resolved that the
Fugitive Slave Law is uneoniiitutiocai." Affir
mative, Messrs. Porter, Marts and Graiey. Neg
ative, Messrs. Bereft, Jackson and Herbert.
To
. .
T Major Restart we are indebted fora copy of
the Avicultoral Report of tbe• Commissioner of
Patents, for 18.58...Th0 statistiesof the work's»
invaluable..
airStle adieribernent of Dr. Panibrd'e Liver 'vivito.
rotor and YAWIy Cathartic Pill, In =other column.
JADl'rentfi TABLE.
Taw aftsige• Magaiure.—This elapsing Is
published by George M. Newton, N0. . l Spruce
- street, New York. It ably edited by Wm. P.
Blake, Big. The December !lumber has a num- .
ber of interestioneological and mining articles.
GODLY'S ILADT4 Bofix.—The Jaeutir i y number
contains three steel engravings; end one colonid
fashion plate. The title page contains dye sepa. ,
rate engravings, each one perfect in itself "Go
dey's Offering for Kew Year's,' finely ;printed in
collars, and g 'pm of the art. The First Fail of
Snow." a very seasonable engraving. In all there
are seventy-nine epgraviogs, of which tweoly are
full page engravings. Among the contributors
may be mentioned Marion Uarisid,, author of
"Alone," "Bidden Path ," and "Mots Side," who
grime for no other'magazine. Thelantuortsl Jfisq
Slimmeue, who has commenced keeping,* board--
iog y Mrs. Haven has one of harl moral and
domestic' stories, and Mrs. Janvrin one of her very
spirited articles. Miss Townsend elsii lends her
powerful aid. The Jannery4tady's Book it a gem,
and will be highly • tppreciated by its [patrons.—
The terms are—One copy, one year, $9. Two
copies. $5. Three copies,. $6. Five copies and
one toil). getter-op of the club. $lO. '
focal
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
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11939..-Dee. stets I 6 act agooV4 CILOGIE4. :
0 SATURDAY, 1734414 331 FlrstQ. :I Bzu i.
.1 I fri tit,
11 Suxuvr, ..... .... 71.1 4 33 Fun Nt... 9 to r..
12 MONDAY,...:-... 715 4 33 1 6 ast Q.. 16 401 ev
13 TUESDAY, 7164 33 New Al i 2° ° 6/ • ° !'
14 WEDNESDAY... 7 17 434 . • . 1
15 THURSDAY,.... 7 17,4 34 . i • . I
16 FitltiAY,. . 7 1814 34 1
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Tbermometrtesj Record for the Week.
P. IL R P. TA:MIAMI! Omes, t
retinsylranii B Mtn,' Ibilniitt.
21•7 i
I P. 11. , -P.N. •
36 7 31 , 20 1 elear.
39 41
4449 I , ruin. •
42 41
as 19 41 1 "
28 31 27 clear.
19 29 271 "
Dee. 8-4aturday,
6—Monday,
" uraday,
" 774rthilleadM
" 8-•Tbonalay,
" 9—Friday, .
Winter"iis Enraeot.—At6 " Trelc . yerter- .
d 4;" •toornink; the mercury .in our thlwiruuneter
Ivsrked 15 degrees' omm rum,' Of ceurse this
weather will clots the Schuylkill Navigiel.W. :1-'
ISIPTAs Democrats of this County had a meet
ing at theSoort Douse on Monday, and deirlansd
in favor of y. ly. Hughes, Esq., as a delegate to
the Charleston Convention; and for. Dosi Jacob
Fry, as the meat Damocratie Candidate pelt:lover
nor: Tlity instruct their detegates to the next
Democratic State Convention to vote for those
geodesist:l . u. • •
0117Poilorille Glee C/116.—Ilasing secured the
Overt House fur the oceasion, this 'admirable mu
sical association announces a; vocal and 'instru
mental entertainment on the cleaning of the 26th
`,instant, the day after Christmas. It has seoured
.4. .
al
talented mean to assist, and will undoubtedly,
present a ogramme to attract and pious a
crowded a ience. • • . ,
sat r ./.. Bowes, assisted;
Theodore Clay, a Ilue - voeatist, will give &colleen
et the Town iw this Bororigh, on Wednesday
everting nest. They bar...sung am ; ities points
in this County , to the satisfaction of their *mai.
:sneer. We understand thatlfis. Bower!' canteen.
plaUs giving se'eoneert on the 221 of February
:nest. the . procceiii of which. will be deioted to the
INeathington Monument fund. ; •
per`The Side Woiks. 7 —The freezing weather of
the pan two days congealed,the snow which, fell
previously, and the side-walks hitve in cOnsequence,
~ b een in aVppery and dangerous condition. We
would especially cell attention to many of , the
menaces in Mabantango street, over which it
ie difficult to walk without falling. The resiients
of that street should make it a rule 'sheikhs pave-
Inmate are in a slippery condition, to sprinkle ashes
'along the centre, of tho walk. Such a course may
prevent painful accidents the present wliter.'
I AIPFato/ Gaining Aceidesa.—Q4Soturday
last, aaJobn Warner sod Samuel Kessler were
:gunning in the vicinity of the White Horse Tav
ern, on the Dauphin and Soiquptanne/Riiithad r
the former was abet and killed by the Wenide r ntal
discharge of Kessler's ion. Kessler, ltlappears,
Started after a rabbit which Werner bad fired at
'and missed, when he fell, his gun was disrharged,
the load lodging in Warner's thigh, him
almost instantly. Warner wits buried, at Pine.'
grove on Tiesdsy, pear which place hir ii, at
the time Of his death. , i I
', At The Chinese ram; or Potoroe—o Onri. oily.
•••-• i 11r. V. Danielle left at our office this week, one
of these potatoes whieb was grown in his garden
Meer Middleport in his County. It is 2Si idehes
h‘ re
length, S inches n circumference at the' thick
en!L part, and weig three pounciti. D wee the
growth of this year, it haring been planied ibout
the middle of lest ApriL Mr. Danielle planted Sire
pieces of the potato., which .yielded tem potaioes,
all nearly of the size of the one mentioned above.
These yams or potatoes do not,generall come to
Maturity unde r two'years, and If they hadbeen
.t
left in the ground ,another year they woald,ltale
grown to an enormous size. They reluirethe
ground to be 'prepared to the depth of at 1 st
i s
three feet, add frost does not attest them'if le in
the ground ewer winter. , .
411ErPotlavilleliteraiy Suciets.—Tbs inelemo
err i t ; weather, of Tuesday evening lost,: acted
soinewhat, the attendsoce at the Socialys *Per
ches.; bet the audience was fair In peipy of 41%102•
berm, and es usual highly arpreeiativa. A lemurs
was delivered by. N.Collins
*Joan of *e had not the pleasant of bdai•
Int it ; but it is described' at' beings production
in every,Way cieditable to the lecturer.!
Edmonds) read an interesting seleotbal. With'
'Meier& Brook and Pitman asjudges,tbe question,
"should Congress admit Utah into the 17919 n with
polygamy In its constitution," was debated in an
able and spirited manner by . Messrs. 0. Dallas
sod 1. - Iluber on the affirmative, and J..t Seibert
and 11. GOIRStI'OII the . Negative. Declaims in fa
for of the 'egativa.
•"
" Ecetios of the Coot ral,-Comusittee ap
,
'pointed to obtain subscriptions to the; capital
stock of the Alleitowa Railroad Compaby, was
held' at the offiee of the Beerstary,On Tuesday
eirsoibg the Bth but:, at whieb tints the following
sub -committees to obtain sabseripti ware
pointed • ' i
•
.Poltasale—Moi. R. Reilly, Edirard Tardily,
Tholfots Fetter. Pew D. Lot her and Myer *mine:
Trvamet tied Dorialdeon—lllery Mtn. captain'
Hackies. Win. U. Saibart cod Jacob L. Tice.
.I•Maed—John Dye, Uinta - G"arner antibioses
J. Cannot.
Pdrt Cis - Nton—Join flora, Jobe K. Scishied
and damsel Boyer. - . i -
• Nii,,,,,„ali e ....ftirtii r d Reis; Abraham
Jose* Prick, IL C:chrtit sad Levis Dougherty.
DONALDIR)N, Chisirssea, t
• F. P. , Diwass, &cowers: • •
• PettretUe, Dwesber • ,> ' • - -i•
.ati 114% time Atieffi'.ld lisp ap:
.1,,4-Thilitlitasoet Neter I,lir awl niehd(i sews.
Wild *Tit* , 81 4 = s , Vidilasla
Itelowebet* Wt.:* inwpoUnt tablas
• ti" 111,11 1 i1 4 1. 4 .* *lll o"* 4 of . that *PA',
sat tion dab if 101sterindlism* Aewi.
!UP WO Alintturi:lll4llrWid. On ustintis. - Ber:
wird
lielll7,Esq.; Was tielled to* ealih: sad
'.ranies:W. &lien appohttedinentsa. 'Attu ther
organisation .the weettog flw 0611.10 1,1 7 Mew
Y. W - *Olier *jarP*l:olei and
Bead. P m/A% att Air!. Drell ter ow Wilde of
eouitineting the Auburn sad Allentown Reed. -
westing wu *OM* Uri pun banvy pte.
me of ,the detionalnetioll at our (idioms to wripp
the work to`ewnfiletlon it an engin daj
,as pl
iable. ' s n
Biei-tArrsit of ilioterri.-08.8anday
morning tart an attack was mode on the bones of
Patrick J. Barry, contractor at the Mebane, ma
ne), by a number or laborers employed on, that
work. • Ibmems, that tlas attack grew oat et Abe
dißbarge of tit, men by the'contracter, for light
ing. lfirearmsotonee sad Orbs were used freely
during the attack, whisk Barry resisted by the
nee of a gun. lie and his fatally were in groat
peril, until a police force from Tamaqua, arrived
on the ground on Bigamy °scrub& and made a
number of arrests. The, prlsorters bad a beiriog be
fore Squire John C. Conrad of Tamaqua, when the
following were committed to prison to default of
- 8500 . ba1l sulk, to answer at Court-:-Thomas Cur
ran, Wm. O'Neil, Patrick Lafferty', Patrick Nut t
but, Wilt. Boyle. Patrick I, trkia, Patrick Beady,
Jaw - dolma Naar/ and Thigh Stree-
tar aayr~irr Cqmoty Alma Howee. - -A regular
niOntbly meeting of the Board of Director. of
the Poor, wee bald at tiut Alms Douse on Monday,
Do:timber 5, 1859. Present, N. B. Bats, Charlet
Focht and Dr. Shultz.
•
The Steward reported the following as the Cen
sus of the House for the month ending, Nor. 30,
1859. Y Number in - the Bosse on the Out day of
Dee., 1859, 277; same time list year, 285; decrease,
S. Of the above 08 arch :halogens Departmerni ;
62 in the Nursery, and 47 andel: mediae! treatment.
_Admitted during the moo th'of Nov., 35; disebarg=
ed, 15; absconded, 1; births, 2; 'deaths, 5; bOund
out, 3; sent to State Hospital 1. lodging and
meals were furnished to 118 travelirg paupers
dodos the month. Oat dcwr relief emu grouted
to 16 families amounting to $l4O 75. -
Bilis were passed end Orders drawn
unseating to $ .2,058 74
Previously this year, . 24,430 04
' • $26,488 78
Overdrawo'sB from app:'s9 83.333 00 '
Paid towards our hospital! 5.808 45
. .
Cost of nisfotensoce sloe* Ist of Ism., $17;231 33
jA!`Destructies Fite at Ashland.—A nre Genf:
rid at Ashland, this county, on fluiday morning
last about 3 o'elock, which berate it was chieksd,
destroyed proparty to the value ttf income nine
thousand dollars. The sufferers were - Georg!
Mort, Joseph W. Bancroft arid John Benertifter
The fire it seetoii, originated in frame dweilini
house of Mr. Bancroft, lad is supposed to have
been caused by a defect in a heater which: eon-
Dented a' green house 'dile rear of the dwellitte,
,(,.with the furnace in the basement. Mr. John
';lanaroft's loss on buildings, is $2200; partiilly
insured io the Commonwealth Insurance Company
of Philadelphia. Mr. Aleph W. Thanareft's loss
on funitOre,ja near $l5OO, whieb Is covered how
ever, by insurance iwthe Commontwealth office.—
Ur. Mart's loss Is atame tavern stand ; two trim
dwelling home an a store. The value of the
buildings was some $4OOO, upow which - theta is an
Insurance in the Lyeoming County Mutual Lieut.
ante Company, of $2OOB. - The lois on merchandise
is between two and three thoWitand dollars, on
which there is an _insurance 9t $BOO in the Ly- .
coming office. Aehland we learn, is without a Sr.
apparatus. This is decidedly wrong. The citi
zens should , move immediately, in the. cutler of
procuring a powerful engine. ' They have pinity
of water th ere, bandy., Should is Ore ever teak
out in the western end Of the place, with a faior
able wind it might sweep the entire town. Most
weskit:, Ashlaisd should get a lira engine.
Mir Cuenca Proceedings.—A stated Meeting of
the Borough Council wee held on Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 6. Present, M . Fulleiagle. Nagle,
Focht, Maywood, Boone, Iciness,
,kienile and
Afennig—Nice, President, in the choir. Alinutei
of lest meeting read and - adopted.% Com.ef Lamp
'and Watch recommended the erection - of two lamps
in Market street: The Street Cum. repotted erAss
ing in Minersville street ; Grossing at Roth .k
Byan's mill; gutter 'at Third and Laurel streets ;
repairs on Front itrect,' Bashed plod reported fa
vorably on petition of C. Loeser and others, &Ac
tor the openiog of a road. - . A communication from
the Borough SolielOr in relation to thw ease of
Albers vs. the Borough; &Id the matter{ of the
Borough avian , thrum Rigg, Isawa.Beil‘ro and
Nathan Beaus, was read; a special coot itteo 'cum -
Posed of Mesars.2dennig, Ione?, and Fuelft„ was
appointed to &gaud• to the matter. An 0 -tior of
evert in regard to opening street at old gaiWorks,
vie-4starred to, the Solicitor, with instriailensto
report opon_li:' T. Walker, EN actin.g.*"Nur
wegian . township, made a plaiemont it'Aicrence
to claim of Norwegian township against able
roagh. The matter was referred to ' ®
Special Com
mittee composed of Messrs, Inoeu, Brone','and
Na4le. The t esident added Mr. Rtensie to the
Street Com: • communication from the Rough
and Ready Fire Company asking fur thieertirtus
tin of a house in which foilace lts apparatus,
hold theetinis, etc., was. referred to the Coin: of
Fire Apparatus. On motion of Mr. Nagle -Oh
••• Cotit. of Limp and Watch was directed to erect
two lamps- in East Market street, where .
, reCU Mr. Maywood offared tho.follo -
Rendoed, That the Street Coln. be ! ,•
' base a toot path constructed lea Sp.+ .• •-•
western end of Mr. John . flogbees,p .
. -
the Palo Alto bridle, said foist-pa - • • ,
strueted of cioaei Alm the Fara. -•( - if I#.
Adopted., -
Mr. Focht offered ,the following
Resolved, That a committee be appolitie4qa.ps
certa in the amount of Borough orders unpaid, and,
*u devise and report the bmt and cuostapeedy plan
fur the payment of the saute. Saitrdocomittee to
. attend else, to, the matter of outaltabding claims
and j udgmenta. Adopted. .
The chair appointed Messrs. Focht, Boone-stid
Inners said committee. TIM Borough Treaattreel
.statement wa"„read and ordered to filed. Com.
of Lamp nod ' Wetett was ioatraoted to erect a
lamp at Coal and Nicholas streets. - The vacation .
of selling the bookend ladder - apparatus, was re
, felted to the Com. of we Appetite". TIM fol
lowing bills were referred to committees—J.
O'Neil; $l4 00; Philip Lynch, $l5 75; J; Eltletr
berger, $8 Oil. The folloWing bills,?ero read and,
or,dered to be paid :.
C. Worman and oaten,
Fred. Cu%
C. Zabel, •
C. Lord,.
U. Buyer,
.1. Manly.
Jas. Gillingham,
A. K..W blotter,
J. A S. Derr,
E, O. Parry,
, 'catchment
- Prey-tous
Toted.
Adjourned.
PROOZIODINGO OP COURT.
WOO= IVO,1111•111211311! JOURNAL.
Our regular term of QuarterliOliicommeneed last
Monday with the usual variety of cases, many of which
weteof more thaw usual hapirtatiee. The new District
Attefary, Unwell Fisher, Esq., undleeted the proiteue
lions for the commonwealth with commendable prompt-
It ado and deopeteh; and with an abldty which lett but
few criminate any hope of recaps. We pieeent a report
,_of the ewes dleposetof: I
Cba. re. If Shreler:—Funiestbut and hastudy, on
oath of Diana Moyer. The daft plead guilty sad the
usual sentence was Imposed.
One. ea. Aflame' ifcGol—Aseanit sod battery on oath
of Ihtiget Purcell. The deft plead malty to tbecharp.
He bad cruelly beaten his wire, and she died Alertly af
terwards, but the traideoce was not endliefent to elbow
that It was occasioned by the beetle/received from him.
'lt occurred at Tamagni. As the deft. bad been in prig:
on a long lime already,he wentonly unfenced' to a far
tiler imprisonment till theist of JaDuary next, and to
.pay the coida.
Chu es. Jekte.fg ' spros out Joan parlay.—The delta.
were indicted On an assault and battery on Thomas Pot
- tar, with Intent to kill. The parties were at.a. dues
down lout. Carbon and whilst than the deft. tented a
distarbence. Dodgy struck ;neural In an unprovoked
saantsere a man by the name of Gillespie and the prose
tutor. Eerie also engaged In the scultle. - Front the
house it snit carried bathe street aid there' Porter re.
calved a Paiute stab in his body - from a knife. Ile MI
and the delta ran off. It did not appear who infidel
the ktab. The tits. plead guilty au the tirsittount,and
the second costa thary,ing Am . with Intent to kill, eta
withdrawn. Essaa,whoputiotiosted but sliest* in the
distarteace, was seatatuted •to pay a lima 6 Bette and
theme& [twig was tentitaeod is UM* to thete
Isiteetbir Imprkeeetset. • - -
, Om. tw.-13mrworieweenttl WWI , ow DMA
Davie. The pmerstee is the aglitter elt, noted as ht
Vales toweahlit, see doeutate# one 94 ditt shofar
dot bY bbits width Wafted trePoi! , tWeolketgithill
f'! !? *! sp an s e e t#l tt • ' ,./Po lollll o 4 i lit . kr!:
uOW WWI be fie seeldel* as oar irlioow
• lea". 611 .2 60 1 .0 1- stek *0614; "Flivainoiii.b.
begitesisibrille Melba tbe
6# 4 o*
1p 1 10 4 !Sag , 0 111 . "dor .14,6 1 0 4 . 1 !
istbeetkisseC6 l llo 6 l Etod 6 t 419 1 11/10 1 1161". .Th•
isleetgellly,:aad be ..westeesee 6061111
.iesPiaa4the eases.
tessi.'es. Mime heser/to—lanews et Nit,
eta Ally &Twig Abillsopoy d easi:Dunsimi.
proeseeter WO*" a seater of ertbass ldi bisr6
11141 " blqmOutrill sitd UPS , 1091 tit'seti r eller
intehlog seierarelabts. be al Lit Oasis . it: thiite
*I. 112110 , _ VIII: The iosiseeter PM". weskit
others froseieee to arrest Use thief Wlttiworle bin isajo
! tip to the /oft sad bid blesealfsedw the' beweliers ii
Iwas !bead. He mark, selstlar askind to t_ ll . taka
Nikko embody treat thepbeirk Hewes mews
and was seitseoed to bar seethe lagaiewassat, ask
to ewe reale** 16.44 as scot". _ : -
Caw se, ifuscs 4frees."-111. defendant we Meted
far stinting i watch belonging to frank Ming troika
dogs te - Tort carbon, Where It *al WI The defendant
was observed rdeesdng On a heneb In a ism adjoining
-Pike *op, and the next moaning when the watch vu
aniseed, n search warrant tree taken oat and the old&
brand on a boat when defendant hadnpent the balanee
of the night. ft. was Lund, gallty and eentanesd to
Mee months ketralsolonent. , -
tie. ea. Wocrla—Lareoney doom; the plow.
ty of Geo. Tenant. ' The plosetazior whilst Intostreted
got Into* 'Wilmot Uf tease In Ole borough, end whist
there Ws pocket leek was taken containing about tstif,
botjbetber defendant took It, or the othmata
ma
le
, of the home vie not vet 7 clear boon the oddest'.
The aury band defendant not guilty. -
One. vs. Jane Reitz.-,Sornlostlon and Bastardy on
oatb,of Sarah Anti Bboerneitb., Dektulant plead guilty;
the tonal sentence wee imposed.
• o:tes. es. Dania! Mfr.—Fornication and Sisterly on
oath of Jane Mt: , tootendant plaid guilty ; and thi
naueteentnite ltinpoecd,
• Cats. Ira. trlAPdarnat.—Feirty of the ?MO on
oath hf Car•Y EFOrtb.altW bowing the Court ordered
lb* thtendaut to pi, 6 Cate tine and the ante.
Cbm. es. WAliam iktilikitdrick ']teener and Waiter
Cblaine.—These defendants were charged with larceny
on six different indictment& for breaking Into and rot•
bingos store in Shoemakersville, Berks county, 2 'stores
In Ifamburg,'Phillp i kinib'estore In Catawba, 'Valley,
Joseph Bensinger's gem In'Orwigsburg, and forsteallug
a gun frog Andiel4lasznell's on the road from Port
Carhop to Orwigsburg. From one of the stores in HAM
burn they stele tee or six hundred dollars worth of pro.
pertl l.4
. Their operations were conducted on an extensile
pia tikes; midi! Bailey's beet, which be was run
ranon the canal, and his tether's house in Port Carbon,
depots for the goleu property. They were well prod'.
ded with burglars' ickp eats for breaking open and
. 004,424 &oases.
_CAener nd Coleman were fugitives
from justice, from .New Jersey, vh were Induced by
Bail/ to come to this county to pursue their depreda
tions. They were arrested by omstabbsCrist and Cane,
and a grest deal of the stolen property was found c-zer
caged In lialley'i boat and In his father's house. Bai
ley tamed State's evidence, and plead guilty on most of
the Indictments. They were found guilty.. Not yet
sentenced.
One. es. Bryce Mcstecy.-Surety of the peace, on oath of
his wife, Elizabeth, whoosh, lied threatened and abused.
Ile was sentenced to pay six ants Sue, the costs, and to
give; $5O) hall bat his good behavior for one year- .
Me. es. Ws. and Mader Macke e,—Assault and hat
teryren Joseph Blanch. The parties belong toe musical
assoilatlon In St. Clair, and at the ionclusion of one of
their meeUnp, the peoseeotor, on attempting to any
awaitrith bite Qua of the Society's books, was forcibly
presented from doingOo by defendants: A senile was
the consequence of the prosecutor !iodating upon taking
the laik, to which be had no right. The jury found
the defendants not guilty, and put the costa on the pro.-
codes . . ••• • •
9,231 45
COW. ou.Z 1 ligin Dickaito—The defewdeut plgad guilt', to
selling liquor without Mestizo.. He ha poor bUod man ¢
and, ho war "sent home 06 hi* prowls* to rin no more.
- that . : suChstspb ibrol.—Assault and battery oa oath of
s flusatipiryy. The defendant used unnecessary skolvues
In separating Mrs:Curry's boy and another; who were
Sighting ' s:4 Injured him very warily. tie was found
guilty, and sintanesd to pay six cants flue 'peasants.
Cba. vs. Jaws 714ds.—The defendant was Indicted for
an iodoeut *welt add Battery ono little girl not more
then five years of age. Owing to the incompetemy Of
the witness, there was Co evidence against him and be
was acquitted. .
Com. wt. Efim ilcOnliough.—The defendant plead
guilty to keeping a disorderly beam and was sentenced
to pay 6 mute Jane and &Ye $ lOO .tar her good behavior
for oue year.
am. re. Jackent Zerbeate4 Charlet Drets.—Tbs'aefrw
feedante went Indicted for burglary In b9akiug open the
store and dwelling homes of John !bete:ales fa St. Clair
and taking a number of boots mid shoes. Witeeigerbe
was arrested he toutimsed to 'hatintparticipated 10 the
burglary. Brats bold one of his compapons - of the ad*
venture, who Mil on bine. They were foultd l •4 l plly.
Bet yet sentenced.
Au important ejectment suit involving the' title to 800
acres of Cowl lend to IlahanSy Valley way concluded
last Tuesday. It ocenpted the attention of Celia and
Jury bet wain nine sod ten diie, and was ably teenaged
on both able& The plaintiffe were dieters. Gilbert; Bor.
or end Weots, of Phil - adapt:Ms; and the defendants, Joe.
Siellarron and Bernhard and- Jacob Ilibienholth. The
Jury found In favor of the plalntiCl. Ws give a
leugthy report of this alto tint week. •
• A SEIIiCON t •
paireied to tie 4 241 P/v.sbjiitriaa Chunk, Poitsrale, Pa,
Deceseber 4/14.1149, by Krt. Soma V. Coo., A.ll,
. ufbr cod balk 'sot Chia ~qt the Mira Oita* 6, "
of power, 'and V Save; and of a sound •Und."-2
otby, lit, vll. -
:........... _ .
,•,-
' In a time of perplexity ..timothy is put in tremens.
bratty. to bestir himself in the exercUe of the God
given principle of tbaserratista, • . _
God, In the gospel, bestows 4 or spirit of power, and of
live, and of amend mind," "The spirit of fear,' which
is not of God, is, on the one hand, that unrestrained
lust of power, which, doing on the w hirlwind of pas
sion belching forth Its angry thighs' of. wrath, and
spreading Its bolts of destruc et. presa ges woe to man ;
op the other hand, "the spirit ear" is that 'servile,
timorous spirit which cringes a be toe of arrogance.
trembles in the. face of °ppm! ti i hearths:rely yields
principle, and ignondaloarly shrinks from , and shirks
all danger and straggle. These are.both alike foreign
to the gospel temPer, for "God bath • not 'given ui toe
spirit of fear" either to produce dread in • others; or to
(e the subjects of terror ourselves. , -.
The gospel and eternization were detained, tarrying at
Jerusalem, until the desclpies were 4 -endued with power
front on high: 4 -4EOo 21: xlix.) From that baptism ef
power the hosts or God have gone forth under -the Ben
ner of love," evangelising and elevating the nal ions.—
Thin and now, the temper of chrlstian progress has
-from on high." a power to encounter toes and dangers;
• power to, bear up under trials; to triumph In persecu
tions. In the Epistle to the Epheelana,: the Apostle
(d; a,) exhorts chlldren.and parents, servants Anil mar
tern— My brethren, be strong la the Lord, and in the
power of his might." The nature of the gospel is to In
spire pi possessors with holy courage.
This christian boldness is the very opposite of that
reckless audacity 'whine phrenxied zeal overrides all
caution, tramples under foot principles of eternal truth,
justice and mercy; and whose felt sport is "as t mad
man who essteth ire-brands, arrows and death." Blind
to time and fitting season, and defiant of natural' can
oes, relations aid results, this mad audacity. while pay
' agely inflaming peactfulcOmmunities to fratricide! war,
.claims, forsooth, to be doing service to Or and human
ity. .. - -
These tempers are as diverse as light and darkness.—
"Aod I turned myself to behold wisdom and madness
and folly. •I • • Then I saw that Wisdom - excelleth
folly as far as light excelleth darkness."—Eer,katasks,
2,1111. -
The gift of this "spirit of power" Is accompanied by
the gift of &M.-spirit or lore," lover to God and to' the
- souls of.meu. • For in this high and holy calling. itssute
jams every one, (though they "were by nature the chil
dren of wrath, oven as others," and "withouttlod In the
world,") God, who is rich in mercy. Ass. isle great love
wherewith he loved WI. even when we sere dead In sins
bath quickened, together with Christ; and bath raised
Men up together, sod made axon sit together ilea
mealy places, In Christ Jesus; that in the ages to In_ eonte
be Might chew the exceeding riches of ills kindness to.
ward them through Christ Jesus.---(EpArsterns 2d.) For
through iltalet they bare access be one Spilt unto the
Father." and -are of the hoceseheld of God, in Hien they
also are builded together, fur a habitation of Goa through
the Spirit."
This love is reeler:lca. "We love Him because he ti nt
limed as."—((lst John, 4, six.) "For God so loved • th e
world, that lie gave Ills only begotten Son, that whoso
ever belireeth in Hint should not perish, hut hkve even
lasting life,"—(Jors, 3, evil and thia"llle" Is the love
of God shed abroad in the soul; "if any man love God
the same is known of him." This gracious affection,
delighting to God, sweetly Inclining erre to his will and
word, and joyous in His GTO and communion as the
highest happiness., by Peoria native tote and Inherent
power: disposes its blest subjects to do goodto on-"
"Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought also to love one
another. •. • • If we love one another, God dwelkith
in us, and his love Is perfected in us. •• • • If a man
say, 'I love God,' and bateth his brother, he is a liar.--
(to J0hn,41".) "By this shall all know that ye Cr. my
, disciples, II ye have lute nee to. snottier."—(Jo'dor, 13,
I UM. Our Lord said—"Ye have heard that it bath
been asid,—Thou shalt love thy neighbor, and bate thine
enrol: but I say unto you, love your Sander, bless
them that curse yon, do good to them that hate you. and
pray for them which despitefallY use you and persecute
yea.'--(Nettkere, b. shit) In this love there Ira confer
maims power; yea I and power of progress, which, spring
ing from the heart of God. and animating the disciples
of Christ, has"the whole family In Heaven and earth"
for its objects, and eternity only for its bounds. Its.
peens ever Is "Glory to God in the highest, and ea
earth peace, good will toward Wee." .. • .
The tendency of this affection is to wither up and to
root out all the sources of fearfulness. "The lord de
livered me trent all my fasts."—(Prohes.34.lvi The
love of country and wife and children and Lome makes
. the moat timid bold. when they are assailed.." There is
no fear la love, out perfect love casteth out hr. bemuse
fear bath torment. lhe that &arab lunotimade perfect
la love."—(lst John,* sv111.) . Inspired, with this holy
courage of sacred lave. cos Clay boldly NY, "the Lord Is
my helper, and I will not tear what C2shall do unto
we."—(liebrews, 13,4r1.)' "Therefore w 11 not we fear,
though ths earth be removed, and th ugh the moon..
T
tains be carried into the midst of the loo*P—(Psolou,411,1
ii.) 'Nor grace in' the heart makes the 'mind bold etbd
constant. Nothing:, indeed, will or can do more .to en
dow the whole ciao with courage, to mite him fearless
of darner. or ready to endure privation and persecution.
than this meioses principle of hree,wroullit to WI soul ,
by God's Spirit. Examieetall the pea and you will 1
god that the soul has been nerved to Ibe greatest enteral
prises; and sustained In its deepest sorrows, by love fir I
Quist and for a dying world. . , • • . i
:The power and lave of this Heavenly temper Is joined
with "a sound Wad " The Greek word eignitles a "so. '
her mind"—one :Faded by pruderies tied discretion,
well-balanced, and oder right induencen. In which It
sees things to th just proportions and notations; mid
consequently, is not tioresisijand excited, but padre
tautly holdireveryltdag lulls proper place. It Is not
careless of the tali - nor appalled by the momentous.
Nor does it conceive the mountain' to be a mole-hill -1
. nor does It therm& as glatits.t involves solteon- i
re
trot. ' "Ts not puffed up, does not itself anmem. i
4 .
ly." We god a -patellel passage i n ;Proverb', 18, savil.
"A man of understanding is of act excellent spirit,"
rendered In the marginal
reading ‘of tt , cool vide— 1
And there lints:alio game in our English aspersion;
cool and coot:tees, as applied to tale. and it is equiral
tor
tent to both the Hebrew and thee worth for en 'vex.
regent 'spirit," ."-• sound mind." T le'moluese of limb
lag and thought, isnot lasensiblitty nor Inert delltresS,
but it is the oak tette of passion; Irritability, hapatienoe,
resthasoese, add the fan and burry, tbegarry end the
gamer of perturbed agitation. Coolnela of Winter be
speaks crillecter, and begotten' of quiet sobriety Is
dowdy akin to knees, mildness end s, eantlatermh nog
Its result Is Awl hla' - A sound Mind Ist diepaddocuile,
with the char ise of a coot bead Ibt B alm is thrimmi.
libelant of Its j meoh,read ac i n Its 'own true
bahume of hell lg.. 11l this hapily tistimeatiltid aill•
contest - thin it power pst,ltiattr toll, bopefallylo
Ttalreeetaln of esollint;='.2% , ozesileit - *lte
woottototis potiek fiat BrOotodat a as *Monied
a
Of ihilJestitesspdal•li 6. dilated ILI )- ,It netted Um
and my $OlOll/0 die agerillgidlaN; It bawd his
stattood to oast tooboo the it oi spot to - - UAW oho
- mototiosomototoo lostiOttnyo Matti it 00 1 10 gt that
$ 03 00
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41 the ender Monads off Delgremdat StilleteeWth geovree
Mele and nesimlienelliel Mild of their
Ballpierifi bliffil* WO t neWilleeen et
SUM eal.heeinenelf.inabled -11117X11 7-'6 IIIIIS all aw =
_assess Mao leigiete. le is flee aMMIIMMIIe
OM , elebtrttleollewateeilet is his tease, Moe Gesteked
Mien* kW pinsliofite-betras, l l the perareiellainee
whist AWN lity the dwageMs doh or bp lOW hum
Do" hit *lea Win Or iikessyelle' •ffile OMANI
- Mee tallsewelt etCef =sear no meanie Grantee
peg meet ipso ma, be erase be hellertell le hie BOIL"
- ' A'll.ltraltaltilbjellonnit In thellemen EihrifCtelet
Jesliwoor lore, Seer Moe to inattelf Mid tree to Ills
- eiblehice-fitalWillty rebtablett on. ExertlagbblAhnien
ty "Mr in iteresim of beerelhetlen—_
.*.ineldig what
was lame 310 ihtbsering to ebiltle; ihrelealif ilia Me'
sty. the ehirlosiola Weiselline the lesioallublent meeker?
Ofjesikte the WOO Osman*. dirket*, rind lb* bore
:id data of the evas awaiting him. nerertladelle 'he
-.et odlently eat hie Wee to mi to Jammeleus ;" sad though
the son was darkened.lbegarth quaked, the rocks were
Mat and Undyed prematurely neteksas men moiled end
c• mutilkel the Boa of Goer-14, for OW Res diem *ldle
Mhe pesys•Pather breve them I" and so sown* in lira
power of Ineteemessurable love "-yields up ilk Spirit.'
Serb= dlilleultiert soar dieturb the pullet* mind, keen
Iris the wisest sad best uncittabs as to what these t bin*
a grow. Chow is • pressure at existing imitation,
and fear of still worse agitation to eosin. It is • frailty
of human nature to rue Into *etyma's. Like tie pew
Wilmot& clock weaning from side to Me. It Is kls?
portant to find that:metal emeipolee which will • pro
east them, too freqeimt,changes which mark the torrid
some of thought and feeling. Bete yen tend It. The re
ligion of the Gospel, twinging' life and itemortailly to
light-Inculcates sad bestows this happy temp t/
Oh! what, but the gram of God can deliver as from
the storms which lower o'er , the Issaltidual or eetkmal
lit.! "Tor God bath not *venni the 'Odle: War; bat
of power and of love roseate sound mind."
The ehristian character Inclades sesoethlngenert than
a healthful exercise oflhe menial fandbes. Gasencti•
tad intellect though It beef the- bigterie order knows
among men. and though it may state the faeteand be
sees in any given am with a logical precition,•clear se
sunbeam, yet can It umer, alome leed, a soul to perfect
pews; nor an It, by Ittelfoo master the questions
which elm darkly in consuonworlthe and threatosibeir
dismemberment add erterthibw, as to pilot them toga*. 1
etude, eonstradning the very storm to Once the 'Mem
ou toltdeberlatelsofeirliltstloct. No! ververl• Aswan
het the !cabin begetting toga, or akar by the meteor
as it stook athwart the sky and hope tot nd a barren
No, the Hint! must be engaged as well as the Intellect
to makes man act discreetly when -great moral gees-
Ilona are Involved. It Is not brilliancy of the ender
standing, nor readioem of wit, no. nor any of three
apartling qualities whket amy l render one a pleasant
companion for a vacant hour, or render one able to set
the town agape by kalsideseopie Lenore - In which the
chip' and wraps and rubbish pilfered from the quarries
of Truth and Science areskli ifu ily a odamted ogly turned
by tie hour; no, nor any of three . more brazen
tlok lingoymbal tout:dings width may 1 the hells of
el ,
statewith buncombe droning" by t day--or "The
01. be" with long drawn column ; non , pone of these
will give cue when a natimes throes Tube twenty
editions of people. Both In thought an i s feeling, the
divine gift, with its rest and peculiar wee, must to
deeply trenched In the whole onus. The gales may
feather with white spray and Gum the ocenn raves; but
bewails those waves there is *Ter a power controlling
all those mighty masses of vastest here e l ven 1 . m e an
round the whole orb, and such kiln, pi:trilling. presets
lug power of Christian cooservatiam, derived tram God,
wedeln dowly It may seem to us, but eertelely. irresietin
LW, even in time, will develops God's grieloos purpose
in and upon man until pro-greet is merged into the day
of perfection. The apostle explains this
made a minleter, aceordi g to the gift
e i Tr a ngel Izabal :
"Whence:ll was ft
of the grace of God given unto me by the e ectaal work
log of his power. • • • 5 that I should preach
among the mittens the unseerrhable riches of Christ;
and to make all see what the fellowship ofbe mystery.
which from the 'seeing of the world bath been hid in
God, who created all th ings by Jesus , Chris • to the 10-141...
1 41...
tent that now unto prinelpaelties anepowe In heaven
ly places might be known by the Church t manifold
wird= MUD& according to the eternal our which
be purposed In Christ Jesus Our Lord." (lip ohms 3.)
Tie germ of this character . es an original e daemon,.
Is given directly from the hand of God. I s seminal
Rooters instinct with capabilities reactingf orth to Isle
co mmunkable attributes. its culture la Wm tby nod
leg in the volume of Nature, and of Rove !Oen- and
of men,' too, that we may g
the writings gain from
all that Wore gone before us; by reflection pondering
the truths possessed, we d weer higher, ranges of
thought and find Wereasing strength of eing W mount,
'for to him that bath shall be given :" seleknowiedge
favors the development; end an sequeinteore with the
living actual world around us shalt at once strengthen
the sound temper. the loving heed, and the power of
spirit within, while It affords itro field of exertion with
out. across which Ilse the path of life: living dole with
God in holy communion gives leaf and tower and, fruit
to the seed, hie own Spirit planted in the human soul.
But do not err. brethren, in conceiving only the Weber
walk of this character. Though eminently spiritual,
and regenerate, the '-sound mind" is mod, sterling, ere-,
ry day common sense, to be so failed, common sense, not
because so many mesas It, but because it bas meet in
timate and practical tonnecti or with the most common
affairs. The events, the tundra! course of things tap
pen alike to the fool and to the wise nun.. Religion Is
not merely.for the heart, bat also for the hand*. not only
for the closet of preyer, but It Is to be curled out In the
briefness of the world. 0. its holy hirers, nod sacred
pleasures eel" not only in the sanctuary or ee h o ly
days, but it grows and bears most precious (hilt in what
ever man should do. or wherever duty calls hint, for God
is there. Christian sense then is an endowment for all
classes, states and conditions, for all timer and seasons.
and it is the highest style of man. Need it be repeated
then, that mere talent, or the ability to door to say ori
kne thing.. le es far Interior to eneh an endemment,u
Is the prickly burr to the kernels. Which it encloses. ,
Maniac' morality more than Intelligence Is requisite
to this sounder/a of mind which has power with men
andVith God. The education of the heed In things
good and right is of ear more consequence than the
largest development of bare intellect. For some people
with a little store of information and a biro Share of
selfesteem.otten rise Into notke like froth " on water.
while tho leo fluent are thrown into the shade. But
when the times grow dark, and the beads of men begin
to fill, they go down , while Gone of lest sparkle, but of
real worth. come up. ~
Coolness and deliberation. rather than Wee sod pre
eioltancy are the ingredi-nts of a truly sound nilud,eA
vise man reeesnleth times and seasons. The question
Is not whether great personal and social wrongs ought
to be'righted. bat how con Mr wo r k bed be attempted?'
Happy the people who learn from God's' mode es con
trasted with. menet mode of rectifying disorders. It took
the Amodio; four hundred years to MI up the measure.
of their iniquity. God stood milady by through the
Whole keg period. From day to day ow how, ides' stow,
be b art with the creities Welded by Isusbines on tin
offending wives, by employers who wring the last cent
from poor operative" by masters, chargeable with rote
bing their serraots of Heins and privileges dearer titan
life. It Is not, it can not be, that, he apposes of oppres
sion. but be can wait the ccming day fur the redress of
grievances.,.,
Dereey rooted metal evils eainot genteelly be eradi
cated at once, without aiming is worse evil. When can
consul fangs have groan into vital pert* no 'knife or
cuid; may. Immediately remove them, except by loss
of life. No philanthropic' stump machine, manned by
all the Impetuous mania of zealots, can by any dope
rate clutch, wrench out evils, which, having been the
growth of centuries. tuere Intimately intertwined with
their roots. the underlying-meteor the Condi cation. the
very foundation of - , the Pus ik-weal. Or If the phreusy
precipitates to itordedisto results, then, with see out,
coming of the black stumps of evil. easy abet come the
tending down of the whole baildingaand the bond and
free be alike, mid indiscriminately cenehed la the an
archy of the wrack.
If there ever were& cm:mottoes question, one demand
ing the cop', dispassionate consideration of m lode of
power. love end cOedoess, it is the queslion of the wel
fare and future dd.-tiny of the negro reef in America.—
Confessedly, here at a curse now,
would not they prove
Incelculably more so, both to I 6 toes and to the
whites if, with no more ednestlen than they have, thee
should he at once net free ? Our own conti 'm i nt hes wit
nava the futile struggles of different eount r lee for the
possession of a liberty, which they neither knew how to
solo) , nor to preserve. And those Meolean and South
American Slates were peopled, certainly, with art high
intelligence and development es the negrassin our States
now pewee" My hope Is in God, the Gospel and Liberia,
As wave is joined W wave be a tidal power working (rout
old twears's greatest depth. and to its remotest shores,
with one great onward flow. en Christian'canoeist Ism
working Its progress of blessing sod redemption among
the whole race of men will educe their evangelization
and elevation unto the glory of God in the highest.
But. slant one extreme begets another. Northern lee
naticisto breeds Southern furor. Meanwhile the evils
of slavery are rendered vastly , worse for the peer LIMO.
So progress Is retarded ; the tile rust/mend roars amylase'
the rockbound cliff--and sullenly retires—and. Ob !God!
the hapless crow, to shattered bark are borne, by the
receding wave, far back and out into mho stariesenight
upon deep waters. Thee was within our memory when
brothers north and south cordielly cooperated for the
elevation and salvation of these servants. But now
their edotatien is feared and especially Woos forei, in
terposition, lest it bear untimely fruit, and the teeth
sown, shall spring up man armed for a servile war.
It Is worthy of nounk, Just in this connection, that
a mind wised to the core never fastens upon one olject
to be gained, however Important it may bee, to the oeg
lett of others equally important. Christian conservatism
Is not a one-eyed mondee. It is mover safe to ride a
hobby. Some habituate Gimlet's% to look at thewse
of intemperance, and others.. at the cause of the slave, so
ezelusively, that, after awhile they see nothing /Met&
live in any additional form of benevolence or pbilate
thropy. Who ever gained physical strength If he ate but
ecospecies eff food! Would you have the trees bear
their branches all on one side? Shall all agriculture be
restricted and directed to the growth of any ens species
of plant or grainy It will not do to push even the beet
of enterprises to an extreme. By solely , studyi og proph
ecy, how many good men bons become addled Into self
sent prophets to fbretell when the world would end. the
very hour of Christ's coming, and in thel reonceit, might
attempt to satisfy the pious old man, who inquired at
what street and number the Lord would descend, n) that
he might procure the adjoining Louse and await his
coming there. -
Now what possible good an nit to a single human
being from advocating manse , which, from the batten
of thin* , can never be adopt ? If the object Is W stir
up strife. (which is like the le t int ourrif waters) and
so put the hot hook of the e rib against the no less
hot heads of the Boutin as to s nap 'meander the ties
which bind togetets our vast ofedersey auddringe the
land with fr atricidal bleed, it ay be gained- But whet
s
Interests of politics or of wile on, What class, black or
white Is likely to be beuefitted y such convulsion? And
Is this the way- to extend the reap(' freedom, or take
the yoke Mom the necks of the op p towed ?
Disliking slavery with all y beartote God Is my
Judge; and at all times ready, aII who know me best
best know, to do what I may o ,event its outward
growth and extension: Tel do we ows teething to our
white brethren, scattered by millions, with terrified
wives and helpless ehildren o er irfteen states of the
sunny South? Can we? Dare e giro our approval eith
er directly or indirectly to any tnevemeut which obeli
spread constellation, lest an blood from Virginia In
Texas? i
Ob ! Mrs. this Woo time to r uckle at "the told& of
for" which seems to have fsitep upon a terrified sister
Stile; for, though provoked. as we can not fell to be
by her pompons display and ill-timed and ill-advised
parade, yet, let us remember the!internal danger to
which ahe may be exposed and to which she Is so sen
sitive let us remember that s every was forced upon
the co l ony thruagb default of r
theirs but by the ba
!
bermes commercial policy years t Britain, and was one
of the active causes of the neTOPISIOSSII liar. and wee
so mentioned iu the original dratt of the Declaration at
I odtTendintee i lot us remember{ that embittered feeling
may nurse, In (b e paving steno cd excitement, the
hideous moisten of Limey, Diluter and Disunion
- him to be martyr or criminal, as you
May elective-John Brown bai passed from human I rib*.
nate; sway to God, 'who to righteous altogether."—
• The pious sentiments of his eonsounieltions to his fam
ily, auJ the undaunted nerve with' which he seems to
have met his end on earth, can oub• make us regret that
sorb power should have been a blindly misdirected.
Ellen Douglas thus speaks of Roderick:
• °I *ant blot brave,
\ But wild as Breckliver tb updating wave;
- 1 And generous—eave rindietire mood, "
Or jealous transport chafe his blood.
I grant him true to friendly hand, -
As is bis claymore to his hand';
But Of that very Medea Sol
More mercy for a fee would feel : -
• es • •I I le
v , The hand, es • •
DOS ran I dlifp lt. reeling red
From peasants Slaughtered he l lhole droll .
Not"wildly ',bitable 'Woes Item
They make his petsions darker seem s
• And flash AM; his 'skit high '
Ms lightning o'er the midnight sky."
Oar sober judgement Mud not be turned frogitlM
barbarous raid he made Upon an ne:fan:W.lllg town while
It was wrapped in the slumber of es; nor foes the
t
innocent blood he spilt of caused be split. It EMI be
well for us to remember that the mitre and peace of Our
own homes, the tins of all dear to us are, in the Provi
dence of God. protected by the same laws, the penalty
Of which he bas expiated. Their majesty mist be. Main.
brined; else mum we at onto sink to ravage life. With
tars of pity for the wrong doer, let us bless God that
just and wholesome Loewe melnialued.
I Let neveigh the great questions: of our time In an
peen balance. let us melt We divine audowteent, ''Pot
God bath not, given us the spirit of fear; t ut of power,
and of love, and Wit sound mind." Cultivate a sound
mind- Cry untoGed for a regenerate beret, had the
power Of *aces "to do justly and to love mercy and to
..or,liombly with thy God."—(WicoA, e s fele Carry
the interests of ear Mare and of our imam estmlesel,
to the many seat. I •That your Web and hope might he
In Ood. Seeing ye bare padded your souls in obeying
Use truth through unfeigned lave of the brethren, see
Mat Is lore one another with a pure bout IlfirreaUg.n--
(I Ater 1, Zl3 ,
‘Bow unto hhe that bt able to do exceeding abilihient
... IyAbstre ail that we ask or think, amain to the Pow
Fer MO worlieth tow pe, pato le ha be glary in . the eiturett
by Cluistlempi tinoigliost WI eplyworidnitbout end.
Awes" VP /kr 01) A
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rip.or voltia..--; I
. :•
OPOstmiliat immow ;- I ;
h has /01,4114t.frarab1 rt
°Fro 1 'I
I happyir sidutosta • ,
• he eons "Go abests' • I
o• •antrander :newt I
We will twig the weld, and. for
• •
to ahead! • •
• motbet
sisgthelaus,t.L.io bar baby . •• •
ald4o era •
lia
not. "nags! say da i rileirl'
+' Gra the song of , 4 „lte ahead!'!
Go atteed.yo• Masud lab,. I -
• '• Yes% be praident. It May
Or—
• Go shoed! or
•
•
Though*Obtai noiris In pigsty 1 .
• .
Sat n cotor
our happy ; States United, •
- - •
- igavy man rang* whiud-•
Dilatant** proudly tinning. ,
Wli*Msr banner o'erlilm waling,
• • \' • Go shalt i I
neve, a firmer ar Meebanis
• is as noble es a Un—* - I I
- • Bowleg only to his Maker,
Onward pushing, be can sing.
'Coma friend,and cosne.**glibber,
Let us all, in honest labor, -
.0o ahead -
*et in rain our patriot father's
' for Columbia fought and bled. • 1
•J
n their sous. In paths of propose,:
r free and happy. go ahead. •
Go ahead. and still *spirt—
On and upward. high and
• On ahead!
If, then, you're an honest ailing— i
To yourselves and rogni4l. true— I •
'Boll your sleeves up! buckle to it! 4
Go ahead. and•"pat It throuxis
. ..IMO - and tide will wait for no Mur—
tha', up l don't be a slow Et
Oa ahead!
•
- u o statoble,sio Dot grumble—
NAAII your "creaking" will be Tan; I
V TOO r lip aa.stllaa aver— I
. .
..I.lpl and at owe again!
Clench your teeth, and tbro' Midler.
• - 111, to warn coy bread and tun '
, • tiro ahead! ; I
If i preacher Tie, in pra - tielP. ! I •
Ehemee religion's sacred cause;
If a lawyer, helping villains
Through the loop-boles to oariamS 1 I •
. If a Ihylork. abasing paper. •
Or a quack, and giving
Which ilOlll earth remove your patients,
Thus removing all their lila— •
. Tben, without a doubt. you'd Niter!
"hold your nag up”—do not lot her;
Goaheadl ,
' lint-if you are buylog Csornuso,
, Al the Mammoth Toner Hail— ' iw i rt i •
Where, the chabes are best and thee •-
Saving ou your garments alit 1 -••••
'''. As the cash is very handy, I 1 -
Whbtling Yankee doodle Deady, "
Go ahead: . 'i
.
. - i
A splendid ausertment of Winter Clothing isoffered at
unheard of low prices, at • " , , .
Tower al C BENEETT lothin & CO g :V i l l {
- ,
618 Market street, between 6th ck 6th, Sotals slue,
. i ' PHILAD4L Mild.
i
DR. WISTAWS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
Balion'n Pictorial of 2ith July tar :Icaliir,ing
the true senstioeresponsibility attach' g toj the
Editor et And . Publisher of a widely treulated
journal, we shoulddeem it little lest the a crime
to recommend soy medical compound l ithe 621
virtue of which we could not eonseient ourbi in
dorse. :The balsamie compound has iteeclare a
home flw.ture ; and allpersona who sud'ar,andlav6
in vain attempted to cure their Coughs,
Bronchial or Pulmonary Complaints; m a ke use of
Ibis unequalled remedy. r
The fallowing Cermylcate icons a ilistfag4ieherl
gent lemma in equally' conclusive: 1 •L I. •
Important letter from Rev. jamb' .Seelider, well
and highly respected througlionetho E'tate
of Pennsylvania: - ' .1
~-• iThwovEn. P&., Feb. I ,
.
Messrs. 8. W. FOWLE A CO., Rosroit.—Dear i
Sirs i.-4taving -realized in my family ' itnpor'lanti
imamate from'tha use of your valuable pritp#Rtion
—Wider'. Balsam of Wild Cherry—it allorils me
pleasure to recommend it to the pablic. Slone
eight years ego one of toy daughter seemed to
be in a decline, and little hopes of lber'reovery
were entertained. I then procured a butt! of Your
excellent Balsam, and before she bad taken i the
whole of the contents of the bottle: therelems a
great iniprovement in her health. l havri, lip my
individual ease, made frequent use of your ;vs lu
aMe medicine. and,have always been i benl fitted by
it. I would , however, - caution the pubti Ognt . inet'
imposition. Leconte Mere is a good deal of uparfore
Risme* Brileant - of 'Wild Cherry ufloot through
out the country. . - JACOB SECELER.
:011 r Beware of rite and worthless 'connterfeite !
The only Genuine. Pu•e. and Jlediertl Bahrtaslhas
the name of "I. BUTTS" written with a n,!and
the printed mama of the proprietors, "S. W.
FOWLE A C 0.," on the outer wrapper.
Prepared by Sara N. Foirt.a A Co., Boston,
and for sale by John G. Brown, J. C: Hu es; and
Henry Saylor, Pottsville; C. A L.' Nu Wager,
Schuylkill Raven; 11. W. Provii4 Millersville,
E. J. Fry and McGuigan A Fowler, Tamalqua p H.
Wider, Port Carbon, Peal Barr, Pinertore : G.
Reagan & Son, Tuscarora;' Charles; /Galli, New
Philadelphia; Jonas Robinhidd, Port Clinton ; R.
H. Irvin, St. Clair; E. Phillips, New Castle ;John
Williams. Mid.lleport; and-by dealers overly twheri.
November 19,'89 !• 040'
, ; i
lerliollowlsee Pills.-ellealtls defers •Poni
the Mate of the blood when it, pines luto MI veins to
eirculate through every fibre of the frame. 1k tiker di-,
geation be impaired and the liver torpid the v taillnid
will be partially deprived Of its 'potations prin 'pie, and
'charged with motbid matter which trey, p/inci any
Variety of disease. The sure remedy In ant cake is
Holloway's Pills. They at. Ouse restore the tip°,end
activity of the stomach and liver. purge all arpd tat
ter from the secretions and the blood, !Mire', ebiliti,
languor sod pain, remove all tbe premonitory symptoms
L
of ate disease , ease, and restore the wholesYslell to a IP•f
-test-
y he'sithy and sound rendition. ' I
Li- The use asitatit. HirSTETTER'S 8 t MACH
BITTERS for Dyrpepsli. 'Flatulence, Ileaviners of Ike
Stolll/Ch. or any other like affection, ti eciron4 to none
In America or abroad. To be able to -State emlittlently„!
tint the .Cltters" ate a certain cure for dyspepsia and
like diseases, Is to the proprietors 'a mitre ofltnalloyed
pleasure. It removes all morbid matter from the Stom
ach, porldee the blood, imparts renened vitality to the
nervous system, girl rig It that tone and evergyi le fedi*.
peradhlefor the restoration of health. , The, Numerous
/1
acknowledgements of Ha superior excellence a d bee*
alai results, havearaured the prTrietors that t cannot
but prove a great cure to the aftljiited, sod Jmme. vital
ity to the thorough system. ard4see advertisement in
another column. . (1.3,:'3 9 , 434 m
TIIE 'GREATEST IP
Medical Discoviy
• .. OF THE AGE.
Attu ECENNFMT v or Roxbury. hat vered In
21 one ut our eounnon pasture weeds a remedy that
!MS
ErtitlY KIND OP IlaifOß, ,
non
Theorit SAW& Down to a COmmoilPinkple.
Ile a t
s tried trin over eleven hundred musts4nd nee.
.ee fel except In two cases, both thunder humor. He
be. now In his pormession overt one hundred eittitkates
or !revalue ell within twenty miles of Roston. 1 _
Two bottles are warranted M . cure a nntslaz ecOre
month.- ... - ,4
One to three bo ttles l well cure the worst kind of peso.
plea on the race ,
Two or-three bottles will care tios system of 'dles. •
Two bottles are warranted to curelba wont ranker In
the stomach. 1 !
Three or eve bottles are warranted to cure Ilse worst
kir* or Elyripeias.
One or two Wttles are warranted to cure +bunter In
. tbe eyes. • -' • I
- Two bottles are warranted to cure runnlng tit file ears
„,' at r..._.
and blotches among the hair.
• 1: rto six bottles are warranted t o mare eoCropt and
run ng ulcers. I I' ! i
0 bottle will ewe scaly' eruption. of this s4in.
T
or 4
or three bottler' are warranted to cure Mho wont
kind af ringworm. I • ;
I i I
m
Twer or three bottles are warranted to eure-the ost
desperate rises of Rheumatism.% ”I 1
Tbrhe to four bottes are warranted is Cureataltrbenm.
Fite to eight bottles wilt cure the wont eskes of horor•
Etta. • ; ' ; I
One to three bottles are warranted to erne ithe worst
ease of Dyerwpota. I know from the experlepori of thou
sands that it has been caused by a nuke, 111 the sto•
ma Ono th'.
to two bottles are warranted' to eurslick head
sub
on 4 .
to two bottles are warranted to regulate a ITostlte
state bribe bowels. 1 1
°nit , two bottles will regulate all derngement of
the kidneys. . ,
Your to el x bottles bsvienred theworst easespf dropsy:
• One to three bottles has cured the worst mots of plies;
a relief is always experienced l• what a Inettf, to gat re.
Hello such so a xerutlatlng discus! • , ,
No change of diet ever necessity—est the best you
can get and enough of it. -
Dtatomosa roe csa :—Adults, one tab idol
day ; Children over ten' years, dessertspoon al: obra.
ren from tire to eight years, teaspoonful. A no direr
lions atm be applicable to all ronstitatiolis, take odd
dent to operatert the bowels twice a day. ' I
IIIAnTACTCRID ST
DONALD KENNEDY,
.11'a. 1211' Warrei street. larbeti, Mass. - 1
Pelee St. -,
trielbr sale by druggists throughout the United Shama%
Marsh 19.19 • i I I 124/
•
litligions 3uttitigruct
•
UNI6 34ILTIPIGI is held ever Seeds?,
from 3 14 4 P. M., I n the g o d Methodilit Church,
, ~
Market street. t
Rev. 11. Manx, (former' peStor„) mqn preach
le the Baptist China; ea Sunday_ (toi,mortow,),
morales; and ia the evening, .Revi, Wu. 7. ,
Begins.
aIoTZC S.' I
akir=3IIIIIODIIIT lIPISCOPAL: CtiUllClt. spread,
Street Pottsville. R. IL Onnetr, Paster. Dine t'
servict: ovary Sabbath at 10 A. M.. and at IK i P.:AI.
ta.ZNOLIBULUTIIERAN CUCIiCII,Market Nun%
Pottsville. Rev. Statat. A. liotatas. Pastor. IDlrtoe set.'
vies In Ibis Illto.eh recularty every:Sunday.' Morning!,
at 1034 o'elock; analog, at 7 o'clock. WNW: Prayer
Heating, Thursday trveulog, at 7 o'clock:
AMA ll* SECOND. Pll43BrfElitAN CIMIRCII will
worship eedeLltly at the Amebae Itefeetned Church
Building, Market street—Rev. Eamon COLT. Pastor.—
Sabbath mocolog, at 10% o'clock; asentomit 7 o'clock.
Weekly Lettere *ad l'rayer Xectlaa, Watilawday eye.
tangs. at 7 o'clock.' '
ItielltTN7TY cittrlteli SERTI6II.
llth-3d Sunday In Adveet—lseleb nit an ettelti to
=. &cowl Imon A. Mt ft.ilulta, ill, t 0 19. P. 31.
Romeo' air.
11th, lttb."l7th Amber Islco.-..l'rar bel those who
are tc be ordalood.—Tsalah dot/ of lb.
apadieo and et* Epistle 01 3t. Nat e.
18th-4th Sunday In advent—hal* int land mom.
&rood lesanoz, rt. Matthew B 1 to r 13 and I Cot. 1.
21st—St. Thomas'
.D4.—Pros...asill and MIT. Acts
xxill. 1 John 1. .
23111--ebriviouni Day, the Nativity of °tn. Lott—CZ
leo& Tz to h_lll. Luke i 1 10 16; P. X. Laskoh`vll,lo—
96th..41t ! 8kvbact f itMaye.Proverbe 197111, vl sad
Sfilp.dt; Soiree thotvikatoliviiDiy.;4lo.laod
2011. , —rdIcagosoceste Day.--Jareavial loinl
Divine sorties nod alactivro Neil,' NOUN ?Mind IN'
giumstattg
riwmusuif sear.
DISSOLUTION.
V. -- ISOLUTION - of Co• Partnership.
Tbiplettasratilp berstoPro - satialug Weise
MIAMI II SON, has this day bees dissolved by
isetisdasesiset. WM. °JUMPY Is sutharlsed to tattle
the list or the latalirm sad pay alt status want
theavass. , ;:"ll '• , • 'WILLIAM 011,AKFIN
• - "1- • JOHN GRAEFP.
- 4111 lutiolded to the late arm ars requested to
MY* prompt settlement.
PlascoVes Noes/abut. 12,'69 • • , 1111-dt
I)ISSOLUTION OF CO—PART—
SERSUIP.—The Covertuemblp between them&
tilit and` (leave Lerch. tra,ing Is; tbe seine of
BRIGHT 1 LERCII. was dlasvivel by mutual convent.
November 1.1530. The bovines* of tbs bets Atm will be
settled by either of the parties.at the store. Poems
basing dales will trease present tbem, end all pet sons
knowing tbeasseltsta indebted will please rail end make
settlement without &Ivy. 01:0
rx 0, LERCH.
IIOE BRIGHT,
ONO
x.Y..-OPAROIf BRIGHT' takes the !Shorty of aeh
unseeing that he wilt oentlene the hualoessi •1 the old
steed, where be bolos the peddle saver hint he bore.
Sabre. iftttiville. Nov. 5.19 4841:
FOR SALE & TO LET.
T,PIRST RATE OYSTERS at Bojrlets
• —a* rents per Purdred. A No. 1 Article. at 13
tent* per hundred. T. C. BOTLN.
pram Ufs, November 19,19 47•
-XF) , LET—From the drat day of April
- . neat, the suit of rooms Immediately opposite the
p ' 1 Church, now oseuple4 as an Exchange Wks.
Apply to . . W3I. Till/UPSON.
Pottsville,. February 5; %SI 6-tf
Ott SALE—Onh superior 8 inch
Pak Pwaip, with column plpe And canopetionis—
ready to he put tato tbw mimes. W ill be sold low.
Apply at Lbw Taisavutlra Wort* for farther lafornta:
tkaf. • MIER A ALLEN.
August 21, . Si.
T 01'8 IN .MAHANOT , CITY - FOR
j Lit -Appty to John AtileinA Ad., Tamaqua,
or to Frank Carter, Arent, Offlahl.to. "Sam Tense%
or at the wiles In Mebane, City, on Wolper
da and Tharulay of each seek. ,
J
ane 25, 'l9' ' - ' 26 tf
A. RARE dll A NCE.—A property
mused In Schu y lkill County, will be exthinmed
Re 'mai. Auyperue wishing fcruchsogo would end
It to their advantage. , .. 7• . .
For partings:a aptly to B. BARTIIOI.OIIEW, Potts.
. wille..•or 0t.... J. RIOS, •Zamaqui, Pa.
'
~ ...liol .26 , ; 444 m
• , .
FOR ALE CHEAP-4 first rate - 20
hors* iowe'r Engines. as good u new.
2 Oust lit-Otani and Screens.
40 Drift Cars. andl.4 of Axles for Cars.
4 .llules,aud large lot of tlears..Warons, tr.
Apply tri WI!. 11. SEIBERT, Trustee.
Tremont, J i une - 11, '39 .". ' 24. _
—.. . ~:.; .....____—.._
PheROAD MOUNTAIN COLLIERY,
Donildion, Schuylkill County, Pa.—FOR SALA—
unexpired Lease. with all ttie Stock sod Machinery
of the shore extensive sod deeirable C 114.7, In full
working order. is offered at a great bar/sin. Lfery JD.
iemation. with satisfactory reasons for selling, wIR be
Oren by applying otitbe premises.
Augur 10. '6O. , . 3d.tf ,
1 4 1 0 R SALE—Two 50 Horse En
gines-Tared 01046er—fur billeting and pumping.
yards of 4 Inch pipes. and working barrels.
500 yards of otre rope.—s lot of chain.
One 20 bored Engine. and rollers. screens, *e., for breaker.
Also, drift ears, wagons, cart and sled.
Will Inq sold very dump. Apply to
CHAS. H. HILL.
' Real i.-fats Agent, Nahaatanyo street, JbitrsWe.
February V; '.59 7.tf
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
F a
1~- ni . 0 subaerlher offers at prifate sale a
.. 4
..., and in , situated on James street, to the liorougis
of &burial' Haven. a short distance from Philip goy
er's Hotel. Id hot is 0..) feet frontodJatitis street: rutr•
ning bark 2:7 feet to an alley. The buildings cotasist of
a brlek story and a half house:4h; It fret, well finished
and to good condition for occupancy. dlsoa small frame
stable. Said woperty .111 be sold cheap. Yoe terms aqd
other particulars, apply to the subscriber. at I:rem's'''.
Dec. 3, '39 493t* ' - ; THOMAS JON E'3::.
T i lOR SALE—VERY eHEA
Onn 90 hurl, Engine, and eunnectiuni for pumping
water.
I One 40 horse , Engine, for hoisting Coal, with Drum
and eon nem lons.l
.olie co lidiselEugine. for pumping. -' One 3i ) i horsii &igloo, fo r
and connection for
breaking 11 I.
.tbout 1 - feet of 16 Inch pipes, with pumps, rods,
eoutteeting Weis, Se. . . • -4
lAhout feet of 14 loth pipe. pump, Irons, *e.
A rr i t ot of rails, chain, rope) Ac, I DPI! i • • , A. ItURSEL,
0 ce—eo nee of 3ishantangoagid Seconds streets.
Tett/Mlle, iaouary 21, 1 '59 , • . 44f • .
NOTICES. • ,
- -C' HU 14XILL.NAVIGATION CO.
.0 ..NOTI E Is hereby gfren, that the Annual Meet
lug of the n ktiolderrand Loatibolders,.and an elec
tion of O ffi ffice for the ensizing year, will be held at the
13c
ooe of, the mpany. No. 417 Walnut Blurt, Maeda
phi., on MONDAY, the 2d ofJanuery next, at II o'clock,
A. M. j ( , W. Al. T1D4113.1A11, ,&ervtary.
D . 10, '59 ' . l -
~... 504 t
.
THE ÜBSCIIIUR oars his servi
-1
j_ eel as COAL iI(GE., T, for the Collection of Rents
and the General Sups intendence of Tracts of Cal
Land, in Schuylkill Co nip. Guaranties wit be given
for the faithful execution of any such trusts committed
to his rharge. alle.OEFlCti—Centre street, opposite the
Episcopal Church, runsviux, Pa.
• EItANCIS D. EANNAN.
December 10. 'O9• , SO4
rilo • BRIDGU• BUILDERS.—The
~ .1_ Coultuliphinera or the County et ttehuy Call will re•
salve prepoaala until daturdxy the 7th day of January
next for building X Bridge at tiebuylkill Haven. Pixn
i Out
and Apecilications rit the came abe 'wen it their ottice
la IN . teettle... ' HMV 5 it ll 0' NNOlt,
8.01'1.4 KA FYSIAN, Gbatiaissioners.
1
• .B.V.A.N. J. T110.11A:4,
Dee. 10,'50 • i -. ` 59.5 t
I . .. .
N - the' rphans' Court Of SchUvlkill
4 County—lt; the matter of the account of JACOB
LiNDERIICEII, .Administrator of JACOB LiNDEB,
1,11411, deceased.
' The'undersigned Auditor appeluted by the Deplane'
Court of Schuylkill county, to distribute the balacce
shoe n to be in the hands ot . the said Adthinistra tor by
the ituditor's report_lll4d in said Ccart, will attend to
the dull.* at his apPolntmegt, at his office, I n the ho
erne, of Pottering', on it EDNESDAY. the 4th day of
January, A. Di lt4o, at 10 o'clock in the ferenootiof said
day, at • bleb Im.; all parties interested are hereby noti
fied to attend.. FRANCIS .P. DEWEkti, Auditor.
. ' Potterlile.„-teclobir @,'59 . 61.131
Jr-
N ihe boint of Common Pleas of
Schuylkill county—'
___,
___.
ILESSOS, STEWART & rcrumott,} IS - March 1'... IlttV.
F. Ai
. _ .
;JACOB titian/MT:
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Court of
. Common Pleas of Schuylkill county, to marshal the
liens of the Judgments against the defendant in the
order of.tbe priority, will attend to the duties Of his air.
point meta, at his office, In the borough at Pottsellle, on
TUESDAY. the 13th day of December-183V, at 5 o'clock,
I', 31., of said day:at which time all parties:interested
are hereby netified to appear. • - ,
.- r . r ! • FRANCIS P.DEWEES,..oluditor.
1 Pottseitte. Desiteber 0, '59 - • Olt
..
.. ' •
\DROPOSAL will be received up to
..1_ .Setturd.iy. Veceinber rah, for the Deming of the
Allentown Dolling Milt buildioge. The drawing" there.
1 I of may be wen at the house of William Heins, Putts
-1 title, op to Thaisdo, December Sth.
• , . BENJ. 11A114, Preet.
( Dee. 3, '53 • . - . tor2t •
STRAY POINTER.-21 Pointer Dog
with brown head endears. gine to the
;wombat of the subscriber on Ortenwoodia 1171 R 44-1111
few days ago. lie has a leather collarwith
a Ting on bls neck. The owner can have him by railing
on the. subscriber. DUDLEY SIoAVOT.
•Dee. 3, '59 49.
TRAY COW.—Came to the
Mil
Spremtim of Abe subtierlbOr, in Tremont
township, Schuylkill county, Pa, on the 12th of 2%ovem
bar, 18.19, a !LACK BalNDI,b COW. The owner la re•
queried to .come forward, prove property. pay charges
and take beraway. JOSEe i ll
11.1ce.3, '5O; • 4Si4ite
QTRAVCOW.--Strayed away
from the subscriber ' rerldlng et Bt. Clef,
bennyikill rounly.slioutfour weesvoro. • DAL& tigtX•
DIAINULtr COW, middle find. It hoover will return
said cow the sub... Tiber, or glee biro itifortuutign
whirs he can get her /lICAJD, will be rivisonably rewar•
ded. BENJAMIN
C lair. Dec. '59 . ' • '4931'
TO 'AIL WllOlll. IT MAY CON
c ERN.—Tbe pubil • are hereby notified that John
A. dart has no right. title or interest, In or to, the prop.
arty to be told in Schuylkill tiaceo.oh the ad December
neat. Person', therefore. purchasing what purports to
bs his Interest, will do wat their own risk, he liavitm
received bis share in full, somi time since in accordance
with thew they, the late liavid Oast.
, lIBNRY BAST,
MARCUS 11101'.
Bch IkIII fracas, Co 20,14 49,30
sL it,t ri Y ED
t a d w ing ay i a
p fr nt o t m uure t , ll o : :
s 4 .urd.ly, the lath last., a BROWN MA
between IS and IS hands high, with a able on bee tura
heal, and amnia tampon her right hind leg, butts not
bun; *bent ten years old. Whoever will return said
Mare to the subscriber, or give hint Information where
be eae get her main, will be teatonehte rewarded.
Nov. ?A. '39 4S.Stw EP Wit RD iI6PFYER.
(r)ONTRADICTION. —A n ativertieft
meat to the Rona ittlaterl)l Of November 4th,
CO iSZOOOIII Diggers to coma to t'aoria to work. It eaten
that from ISO to tan and employment. , Ae we deem
Ouch so advertisement calculated to mislead many al-
Study nearly Impoverished miners, we take occasion to
state, there are now more Coal Diggers here than can
And employmentotod warn auto stay away. Many
who bare been attracted here by each nowamiated
calls, ire to s suffering aandlthin, after paying out their
' little all to get here.
A Commiace frost ail pis 'Risers here.
November •' 4114 m
rr ALL THE HEIRS AND LE
GAL ftEPRIMENTATIVES of .101 IN ZIOLEU-la to
ot county of ln tbe State of Penosylrania,
decearaL—Pursnant to w n n order of the Orphans' Court
of the County of Schuylkill, an Inquest will b• bold at
the public home of Samuel Miller. to lbo lowr" h t Of
Ma,,,,,,_htion_l. In the County Or Schuylkill, on Tuesday, the
''''" o ".1 , of tbrenober, lOU, at 10 o'clock In the hew
nOoo, to make partition of the real estate of the de
ceased, to - and among Ids children sod legal cement*.
'Wee. If that eat be done without prejudiee to and
Irdlibi the whole. othernice to vitae and appcsum
anti; when acid where you may attend if you
think pceW. ,JOU.S P. HOSART, .
abarlll's Odic* Pottrania, , , Shaft
If 9Txuaber 17, VIM _ j - 4741
MEDICINAL
I IIE INDIA N N ° C I i c iS e e I ER DotiTOR
ease b* columned *l , ly day after the Ist d s
bet. at the Harlan Ebrof INK In tee ,
pidtaiehapble,eocept thee...rood llooday mot
jl,,
emery moron. obeli be will tiond a; Mr.
Pepe* Kittle nets* lioti, Pottsville, aj r r. •
moor tregi. 15. b. — Pas tlontPblll6. :arb,
DR. W. KAMANCIIIt,
'fitted**. I.!, !.'")
— 7 — 33191 NATEDITSTves
Tar slid Wood Noptha Pectoral,
111 THE BEST DIEDICIPE 1N 2HE WORIA
I -1 4 OR the Cure of Cou.ryha end ok is
troop, Proothltis, Asthma banally In beech,
Palpitallon of the Beast. and Cr lb. hilg
the advanced stares of Closswerptioe, tripstb.r with . 1 . 1 ,
Diseases of the Throat and tb..st. and which pre t ii,„..Z 4 '
to Consumption. It attacks the toot 01 di.es s , art
mats* the tell destroyer succumb to Its bran,. 1 ,
also produres frier expeetoratiop, and Indoert
action to the diseased Marcos Ileatto ones and Tirop
It Is peentlasly.adapted to this radical cure Of A,Alke.
one doe, of this invaluable Syrup often gives ear so 4
ronswineutly abwip, which the peentUr IM , II/V
disease denies Mtn. It la very pleasant to the turn to%
Grompt Is Us sires. Try O. and be to:man...l,
trwalsable In The cure of ilroooh,ol rafr•Ltomi.
Prep4Price -40 coats per bottle.-is,
only ry A. ME:. WEI
rrov,
N. W. rattier Ninth sod Poplar sta.. Phil...lel' !in.
04, - )f.ll.—For sale by .1. U. illows. PMrae li le, It
lavor,Ft. Clete; M. P. V.M. 1 1 1 * K hat. amst
11, W. Patron. Kinerevllle; 11. Sotssus. Net
WA. K. Sown rec., niliadelphla, and storekeepers & h a
drosslats
Hay 21.'69 11(1 21-1,
.
Th — °roughly Tried iXD
Unfailing "Reitedies!!
WAYNE'S! Swarm's! Swaynes
• swaynes! Semple 's! Swayne'.:
Beraynesl Sway nevi ittractke's'.
Straysii• Celebrated Family 3fedlelnes:
Dr. Swept'', Celebrated Family Medicines.
Swapper's Compound Syrup of Wild Chem
,-Swaraira Douspound eyrup of Vi Cbstry.^ !•
oStraynelg Couspound , Syrelp of Wlld Cherry."
. 'Swaynee CC' colopondeyrup of Wild ces t eri..•
.SeaynieCoaillound Syrup of Wild4;e4"..
The go...sleet CoUgh and Cunsuippuon eriaidj i n . 4.
Is "Dr. ereyna's Compound Syrup of Wioni4„, ... , t.
.ortainal" and only genuine "Wild Chem" C00p,,, t
for Welk Breast, Boort Disetoe, Bronchitis. Astbne,
Whooping Cough, Brood Spitting, Liver Complaint, N n .
Toss Debility, heatless Nights, Le. No.remedy, boaryd
as it may be, can pretend to approach It.
'llarayne's Sarsaparilla ntitl Tar Pills,
eLlaka. COATCD—warranted to contalft no ca16r.1.i.-%
mild and gentle purgstive, uusurpasuel by soy MO.
eine for , removing the 1111 e, cleansing the 2, trquarh. sal
eSertually purif)ing the blood. These pills Ohba
'gripe, nor produce opuses.
'Dr. Svrapneis Bowel Cordial.
A rtzllOT-and *ore recik.4 for A Klatir 0,..:0rt. (Mo.
era Piarrhirs. Itymitery. Cholera lo tantut,,
Femme? CoMplaint; Palos In the Stomach and boaela,
Vomiting. Sickness of the etoweell, Le.
Esery family should hare a bottle In the
In CAM of sudden attack In the night. It reflec t: a a ll
pain. • -
• - Invaluable to Mother..
PARIUI Soothing Syrup. for rltildren I, thing. Pre•
pared only by Dr. Swayne k -Son, Phlladelobis.
Great Spring Purify** of the Blood.
BwAyses Compound Fluid • Extract of Samalsryil
great remedy for Scintilla, Old Wiwi , . evil .terra ii Iler.
ekin Eruptions. Blood Purifying.
Y .- Dyspepsia or ladlgest lon.
millt.iiirstait'S Blttertatholicon. , • A very tab:kith
, Bitters, may be taken with a degree of certainty. n 4,,,
- yet experienced by a bletlieloe of this cheracttr, f cfca
stipation, Flatulerfee, ?impels, ilearr Burn. Achill 4 .
the Storatch,Cold rect. Debility carried by tho I adlne'ity ,
of age. prostration of ft rength freM any sure: bepns
elan of Spirits, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion In all Its funs;
only 54) cents a tnttle.
• All the above prepared only by Dit. SWATHE A !EON,
No 8 Nostra SevEnva Street, second dcor above Market,
Philadelphia.
Sold by Jean O. ilnown ! Sax, C. return. Pottsiills;
.1. K. Beane, U. W—PILLVO%T. Minerrillle: CCNRAD Cu.
era. TWICBT0111: Cass. 1101221:101.11.8rbUylkill Haven;
Joon IIAIOI4 it J. It. BULLY, TRAUMA ;,W M. Pliesen.
Clair: J. Wittrans, • lllaidlel.t rt ; E. .1. Fat, Tamaqua;
li.ranitt.„Srsts & Co., Pinegrove; and broil reiprrtAt,:g
dealers In medicines throughout the county and Slate.
klay.2l. '5O ''• [if J
— Tii al riiVEMA ie CotAffiA l rigi
• The Standard Remedy of The NimletntA ()Pawn',
FOP.. ALL DISEASE:3 OP TIIKeItUnID
REPAIIED BY DR. I.OUNSBpI2-
Rif & CO., N 0.50 North Fifth street, bedow . Arch,
qi !Adolph's,
klur tniaccrour and Serofutoys Di teases. White Threilino
. • e.Jleie Diiease; Na/agnunt tdrerr. Cltrbundrs, lel.
ter, Scald head, Ulcers of the Alaulh and
2'hriat, En:pilots of the Aloe, •
and all
ktraroßsAND INI'IrIiITIES OF TUB BLOOD,
are effectually and permanently cured by
Imperial Depurative.
This Medicine col mends need!' to patients and tin+
tonti4Ace, for tworreasons—First—lt Is jolt what 111.
represented to be, Mid will do all that 'geisha/A for It—
bat it will not,yure every disease.because It is rfpectally
adapted and prepared for one class of complaints. and
these it cures, In the Second place, this Medicine is
pare. highly rvd.cenfrared and .actire—ao that If at:sent
masters the diaease—if it Is curable. Large doses. ocr
long continued use rf It td not asked far—lane to Three
bottles will In a majority of cases. exhibit Its prod cum.
tine properties. In this respect. time and moan) are not
Wasted in long and fruitless efforts to obtain n .lure.
In Cancerous s ad .Vcrofulmesdieeases, no wed icing Ills
ewer equaled it in Ile successful cores. -
letter, so obstinate and theme*, cannot resivt the
elleanalng and purifying effects of the Inrintst
Sac .
Ulernt el every character, no .matter bow obpt !nate or
knig;standier.invariably yield to the wonderful effects
of the bil'Ellal. DlPlllrtlys. 1.
Old or Young may use 0, alike with perfectseeurity.
If loner* MD irted. try,,Cfne Dottie. and If you wioll
advice. write to the PrinelPpi Office. Nu. 60 North Filli
S t met, below Arch, and you will ravel re it. (by encloalq
stamp for auswee.) . _ Da. LOC liaillEltf.lf *CO..
Philadelphia.
es
tlito,
' 'kfirFor le by MADMEN W. ElPTlNG.Drusnist.L
N. Corner o tr e k Norweglem streets., (opposite lie.
Rote timer's ote tsville. Pa..
ifirFor S . by uggists generally. .1
Dee. 11.'68 lift , - sc!in
BEAL ESTATE SALES,
TR.R LAND.
rE UN DEICSIGNLD, •Agent for
•ectioyikaii. Carbou,'.Luaerne, Colt/mi.! I. Sort h ens.
her andand Dauphin COI:MUM Orr, for s.lie. Li TS let
Pacific City, Mills eounty.lowa. AIM, hod In Illinois
And Missouri, for rasa, or on time. For forthrrluturnw!
~
lion write and enclose poiitago stamp, to
Ittlltr. PATTEN:Iqt.
lillueraillie,'Sehuylkill ro., Jan. IL!, ':,11 1 '
,t#
~ -.
FARM FOR IkLE.. -----
pani• .OR Sale a Small Farm containing
• 10 Aorta mar* or iris, 114U/1144 to North i
heica township,about one mile front Creqsza. ...:
on Met Vottatille aud Harrisburg road.
• The Improvements ermalst n( a two Story li limos.
frame barn, it Is 1/11 watered. and has a gut pintail •
and a number <44tnit trees. Apply to • • ..,
L. KANTSER, Cregadus.
49 •.!11l
Pec.3.. '59
Tell/ABLE REAL kaTATE at Privnie Bias.
FV"HE . suheiciiber offers at private:
1, tale the well kitntru "Kepner Farm and
fru:Stand," situate four mitre east from in
West Penn township, Schuylkill county, rootslehl
about 3LO acres. The Improvements conlist of a
tavern house. a tarp, stone huildiox Intended fqrs vary, •
one tenant house. distillery, cider mill and press, a h.:.
Switzer barn, stable. wagon shed. and other cut-toi
Ines. There are three good apple oreharde on tho perm.
ists; fo - nntalns °frontline. water at ttol house act
A good part or the Irma is well tltubetttd. it I. e , ctll•
erect to Woo° of the Must desirable pmpert les In I!,4,011•
hill county. - ItA3l)A2lll,oral:Onr,l
Novesitber 20, '5O
FOR - aAkg.
riCHE undersigned utters for. s;11:?!.1
a tract of land containing, 9 arre.; and
at ou the upper Pt. Carbon road, about a lislt Woe
from Pottsville. The Improvements are two fra see dal
Log holism., a small stable. and also • spring ur nese
falling water. I will sell In one piece cr In 1,0.40 suit
purchasers. It la also well adapted to the ra1•10K of
seletaOles. and haa..aotne fine, young apple tress and
grape Ylinithirriono. For further particulars eoquirall
' CI ROWS fl L 4 VEIL, Orchard Brewery.
III" raison! for selling the above are; that be'has pot.
chimed the Tumbling him Farm from the Schuylkill
'Navigation Company. and wishes to make It an eaten.
sive Farm, which will require hie apart. time...sad also
intend. making a Summer resort thereon, which will b.
ono of the fluent outside of Ph iladelpbta.
Pett.,llle, Feb. 7.9 I Tdf
•
A RARE CHANCE '
For Prolltalele Investment of the most Velusbls
Property in the Borough of Pottsville,
11114 E . oubscribers offer the feffuwing
• valuable property at Private sate;
NO: 2. All Uit ive!! known tavern stand Winded on
Centre street, known an the NORTHWESTERN 1110E4
and kept for many years by P/CILL
'This valuable property will be mid irkth the adjoining
property—the two containing I u-front on Centre Street
6-1 feet 6 Inches, and extending westwardly along a . 1 . 0
feet wide alley:2o feet to Second street. and northward.
ly along deeot.d sire t 91 teat 9 inches. with the Improve;
manta ronelettug of a two-story frame tavern n
honve with a large and commodious ratostory
brick building thereto attached. This budding
hie been erected within a few years, and the whole ar
rsogement is complete. The chamber*. dining note and
cooking department. it Is believed, will compere with
anyiliwtel in th.(Counly. •
eta°, A large and commodious two-ste' brick stable,
wltlisextensive yard room.
Aiao, A large three story stone and brick building
fronting on Centre street, with a storeornom on fi rst door
second and third stories. '
a lousiness stand, anoot be Irlll,
nd well known business stint! Alto's;
and for many yrali ocroPled - by N.
as • flour and feed shire.
p.srty adjoins cright a Lerrb's Iron
and Jamos Silly ma u - on the south.
t on Centre street VI fret 3 Inches. sod
ly at the same width a 5 feet •Itb ri2ht
Centre ens...* through tbeS rched allay
totol and adJoi nintepropert les. .1
o the property consist of a Food and
Jpy stone building forty feat derpalfs
atlas a store. and the second sfort as
reotently arranged and In good order.
led a large two-story fra me store boom
Atllifitl(or storing Crain.
rorn Its loi-ation for business. Is well
lion of persons &sirens of ping tutu
business.
r is not sold balms thelsth day of
sr rent. r ossession gum on
text. '
If ground on Mshantango street, en.
trek building In lb. rear of Ilotel,
the three story brick bialdiet on
tr of gabastargo sod Served streets.
too well known to Illairs
adjoining three story brier building,
at on Mahantanso street. 42 ill
..esith 40 feet. with frame market
house. occupied by Ileaer itosseuasme.
N 0.3, containing ID front on 31ahantange street, 21
fret. and in depth 40 feet. with frame dile*, occupied by
Kiln &
Nos. 4 and 5. containing In fronton blabantango
43 feet, 11 Inches, and in depth 40 feet. with throe Witt
offices, occupied by JAcOil Klan, EN, Y. J. Pallret and
Barest. SILLTNAI.
This property for the erection of fee/ or pobile
buildings, cannot ter excelled by any other property is
'be borough. These lots will be sold sing, wail to ,
gather to moll notritelork
1;u.6. This dealmble dwelling is situated ow the south
east corner of Mahan tango and Second streetic fur row
fort, and cmivenimace as a comp:diens diggings, It bas
few superiors in the toroogh. ' •
Tb Is property the
24 fest. a Indira front on Ifa
bsittango street, to the corner of 2eoond, :thence ascot
S ec ond street. 91 feet, 4 indult to hotel debts. the lx ,
saaterardly along saki stable, 45 fro., 0 litchi s . aeon.
oorthwardly at that width stows Hotel yard. C. felt ,
Inches to the line of the 40 feet lota, This leaves a taro
yard to the dwelling on which yard is erected a more
talent brick stable, with entrance from SccOOd 'trod. •
Or further lufontodion as to description and condi
tions of sills,apply to• t ;
JOHN . Mum
• S. SILLINia, 4120 4
POttsvllla, travel 5,'39
Dr/ Goads alltitrocery Store. '
HE undersigne4 has ---,r—
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T 144111d11 are. Dry ttoeills and Oro- • •:4
curl Stem to the bundler ou Cadre
' rest, text to riser's Dotal. formerly te , .
eaPhod by atiuman Chtmberr, *ben - sew nut
kinds at• Gootitutil 1.• sold at * b en
N.s. BRAM.
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