The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, February 23, 1861, Image 3

who, nearly 1 ha riii,::C•e nttt;, ago,', aasitited to
.. •ilefend ft again '..a . poWerrul - vine Y r ob ;.sea
'laud land, in a - glo rious ,and -sae ut• war,
float priztally o. • eotir heads. - I •', :,,....: :.' . .
I And.bn this' lay, and inlthis p: . nee, With
F .
the words, of 1, at pr Meat legacy; of his Wi s .
dom . .and patri•tisin .b hisl Chant .., hisi . Zee- .
well Address. s ill soatilling in r ears..you
haveldireeted .e.to spealr to
.3rott: - • Of Viiatr-
Isotitix,, A g n at American and ft:great era
•tor oiteet said ; o • true eloquence,;( atit must
e lisflin 'the' m n, in; the Subject, ',and - in ' the
- oceinflom ' Th subjeet tiadthe becaiion are
present with - is, Wobldl.. that Itour chosen
1 orat4 were m• re nearly equal _ to; his theme!'
.' Tlils'iS not a neirly.e . stablisheld Anniver- I
sary,' but the ' .. t. Aurn 1 of au old ; fine •• and al- I
though always hitherto I celebeateii by: the'
- American pe•ple with pride surf joy, o.re
mus!. be:soine. cause for thit.uneSual display I
of pcipelar in erect .1 and etithii4sro.' •..lt is I
'found in the p . esent'elindition Of •our Nation
al affairs, in. 'hielithe hearts and minds' Oft
• the Pe•Mle a e tutl i tted.tol•contetriplate -the 1
I character, se -ic,es l antl" teachliigal 'of IWAsEt- 1
INGTON; in ',or er ttertraw rein the 'contenipla- -
. lion lesson s o wis d om t guide . their action
in,the. present feat-o . e, rgeneY. ' And 'what
more natural_ it` pr'oper,when Our . .Uniori, is
threatened wi h destruction ; than to turn, with
.
anxious earn stnesld to . im Whose wisdoin
assisted, in la, fag its; foil datieris, whose valor
• Ttablitified a id - sustain d it,' Whose . ' virtues
. dornettit; di d fiutl itifill , ne e ' of whese
.eharl
act er and ea . niple; we :a ll Ffoedly.loPed, had!
cemented an. rendered i
,iterpetual I ' '
And if all he people l evef'y, other .State,
in thermion were) to' for a o r neglect . pro- .1
t• . erl 1 • ••
py.to [Midi rate this d y at this time; vet'
could the pe•Ple of IPen sylt4itia neither for-1
''get,nor nevi • tit . ..lllAS f .ly ai,'Wssitprortift•
Is identified withl the -,. Inerieati linion, Se
„fully is'" Pen sylvtinia identified with Yissil- .
1 isorox.. Th • - great ttri elpfea of American.
Liberty. jesti . e, pnrity.h Id 10vi3,6f hurcin s nitfr,
which.fouiA n him thei - embodimeht, were:
1-
interwoven nto' the ve ' fraine*ork of our
I origliriai (./liv rnment, by. our illustrious loon.;
der,' \N illiMn Penn,' and, rew With Our growth
:and' strength • ned With our strength., It. was
~I
iii 1.752,, nea ly a ituarter, of aleentury 'befor
Ihel l feelarnt on of
. American-llndeper.dence,
i . O nder the di s ection of _lsaac Norris. Speaker
!It& the. Gee al Assembly of the then P - ro;.
i.
i.vitice 0f:..1 e esyl ania;thatthe - old Bell, with
I r its'lfamon a idprophetic inscription,
' "Pt*.
'claim Lit rt thrimg,hou the' land, and to all
, ' thelpeople 1 ereof,7- was cast and suspended
, ,
Itin the ,steepl ..bf the: Sta., e . buse in ;;Philit.., I
'• - . n'
THE ENGLISH QUEEN ANVILSTESHEN' ON
11 . ANLEgICAN AFFAIRS.. • , - delphial an. it was but a just . tribute to the I
_ .
the S, .
The t foreign journals by the . ‘"FOlton," which_ well known sition of the t ate, that . it. wad
-t . , • '' ' . ' ' upon our Is it the Sessions -Of the Federal I
'arrived this wee k ; frem •Europe, litre occupied
.•_ , j • Coegresd Iv; licit 1 forme`il the .. first; Federa l 1 • •
• byspeitchesof 110 Queen of, ..ng, , li L udaitil mem- U„ matt an d
- a
pointed Wu t 'snixbrox.6orhinab:
I.trtS et •Pitrliarriont, and comments thereon. ! L • der-IMChiei . f thelArmV.,•ivere lieldl.-lit wit's
the 1) Queen is warm iu her ref•retice to the• upon 'bur to t that the I)claration; the great
• .
....
ruite.i s tates, whiehis iii l ,merk .d cotttrist-to practical Art stet:il l tow ' Ms - entire , Inilepen
. .i • .1 .1, deriee:'. wad ade ; and i ' was' upon our soil
the ilii L ual •reserVed manner employed by-(lie
1 tb4t. the (lo "stitutiert.o ' the -I-United •Siateit,
Throne, in.speali!ing oft foreign retfairs. "Site I.ioimi '.resul ed in I the- Pre•Snt UnicM; was
i ••
says, - I . • -r•, • t
• 1 I
Serious differences _have arisen amon•••the
. wise than Ir st with enti r e confidence in this,
' State) . iit the :Nerd] Atnetican i tnittii.. It - liS. Stifle and if. .p - eople? 1.. 1 110W.11 we do, otli- ,
r• iint•nisible ter me to look,-.'Withopt great. cote erivise thou revere his memory and torn ' i t•sii
cepiilupon any-evetiOwhich .eati . affect the , him feriai I. when . the ; great &brie of A:rierd
happiness tins welfare of ii. people nearly .'ll. lean Cons i titionll;liberty is. threatened Willi
t lied 4
toy I suhjects 'b y decent; and eloielY destruction I, y internal e mulles?: . . 1
.cenneeted with them by the Most' intitilite .
.jllow tlt great. Clifsf 1-te.mll the Pennsylta-I
..•
and theta/iv:relations. ' MY 'heartfelt wish 1 is • l ma patrio mid philpAbAer;l)ettjainin-Fratik- I
that; hese aiffereni.ies may be ' kuseePtible 1 lor i lilt, and hb • much he.colpsulted hilt judgment 1
I sati4tictury adjustment. The interest wilt •h ,on the grit est queStionst the world knows.-.:- I
I :I tithe in.t ihe,well•beit„.• 011 the People
,of 'the 1 . 1 - „ow he bred I glbriou, Ainhony . Watrle. 1
-. United Staled •cannut bat be increased by the pennsvlvti ia's 1 Quaker {General, and relio I
upon him i hid times of' grentest l need. Alibyil
io,ll and . cord i;il,..reeeption:gi ~ en'liy theta tn .
the l i . )i-iiice. of Weled.during . his', recent visit to also know; and fprlyeirs, and to
,The day•lmil
:. 1 • _ •
.. • \S ASIIINO • N'S !death, the 'highly prized pert'
'the Wilhite
of America. 1
[, . L . f . - • -, •• ti,tits, of' ranklin laud ilVtivite, -gracedd'
TO ay the least.,:this ma •erati ying, me- t • • I ..
' 1' • • , - I
(fence of the Queen s sympathy. • . '.i' • et- 1- •ery sch hoY kitOwd; that_ in the' darki.
1
.In Parliament after the Queen's- speh' - hour of 4 : althost 'seep 1 reari' - iii *lit of th
• : ,' • • I •• . ' . g
wa,i 'delivered, the usual addresses were moved . .leriliition try
. struggle, when 'hOpe 'seemed
, , .: , .
to
,haVe ;d ,5.0.1 . cd the :n As. of Men; \\ - Aso
ir both Houses:end dpeeelie r s (sere maileHbi'.
t.
. •I • lierreN tit nod 'to Pentitf.ilviiiia*s noble son
lealing members: ..sereral tifilleni referred, t t b •
. o ert ,\ll,irris,. for relief," and received it
• , i .. „,, y .
to the pa4age raitillg t), -met:Can "affairs, Nor can',l l it . forg(.4 . that.' tiied- patriot, CreO6-re
Antliwere quite importanti,proying as theyitht (timer, vi e . of the Pen rylV:inltt si tt ners oil
.file 1)eel t atiOn„ who .: 1 3' effectifely'assisfell
that the iftigih.. h triunidae l ihrerii will look else:
Robert M. rris in hid fin fie/al 'ittratigeinents
Whin-e in the . future, I forl!Steadv •an • lies I . of
1 • 1 • PP - •
~t for the,stit Wiling . colonel ,s; or omit. to=ttant...
c.,tc.on, than to the ljnitedi Suites. The I..ari Re i t ,' 117.1%1 , sursteroXlide ni.sistent . frientld an
't.t:Stfuni said': . .‘ :1
. . - . 'l ,
' - • - '''--:
• -
• , : ii. s the I renebereriertth Peter Mid -
.\K"ltile all n 0.44 regret to see] so. . hire's- d li•nbere•• ~ T io - so ably, cm *rated with Wayn .•
',.. . .
prolTerous.a c,X - Ntutiity;lwlliell was so elmely• in that; mist brilliant ;n of hid brillie t
ho-Met by every tie tciouriielveS; almost •.u.p ni 1 career, the storming:, of - 'Stony -Point ; • and ili .
the..virge of
. civil war, they Gould - not -help. " - brave no poble . ,Geleeral, John Cadwallade ,
teeliag some alarm asto the elleet wh'idt thi j gcp one of : th herod.i.bf . 9e mnntown, Prineeto
- ••,•-•'lllts* Might" lave upon t the liinportattuit! of and Mon I, ifth. 'AO
hie own life, the re putation of this heti - Mel
vin i ic:iited; at' the .rislc . t f
,Atoci int. the.lniauufaau!i..
it).tlistrifits - of ri t e -
bail; of Englind ; bCt at: t he'- cope time; it I Comment . •r•iit-Chief,' 'inli. the punishment . f
tiid•uld be remembered 1.1.1 t enttori• could 1 tie itlielender of the "Conway Cabal." . • •
it:A:tined from other'cutintries . besides . ' Anier. 1. 13tit it yeas after the h,lorly and didastre s
ita;.atid he was. happy to ~ay that the subject battle of-1 rattilywifieracpA ;the Oily pinto:l-le,'
i
r..a.:ereatint , ' the ~tleitpeit.,... interest itt •Mala r , ilnil Inns I
. ..fonght..lthongh . nnsuccessful fiel l
~ --.
chester, and be trusted in Liverpool aNu:;— of Geron townit Wasiduritig, the Prolonged'
lu creased -facility of conitnu Meat ion 'and bet: 'hoirort4O kat fetirfur winter at. yalley F : org ..,;
ter, modes of preparing cotton and bringing it• ihat the eople
; 4 1 -Pe4mylvaiiiii 'learned too'
tai!
!market would, lie hoped, shortly. :pla . Ce kits • t kl iipw WA. IIIGTO: , : to revere his • charneterit
Witt position to . nbutin large Supplies from our and , to idrtize,his•nietndryi I There they • saerl
Tulliati poSses E ilons.' ITl : tere Were also; : active !tin, army 'destitute tO every conifort4.-nalied ; l ;
• ,lie is being 'Mole distil the coast of .Af4ca, starving and freezifigr-- et, Luncier
,the rout -1 ;
iet the hopti of eremite , ir .: .•Wide.fiehl of eon once of the
, ;: riersonal p eseticC,lmoral pifive t ti
inercial • upeihtivits . L - that .quarter of 'the l aud itobl't example of - -t teirt- beloved Generate;
i„ . .._.... . , .
gie,,e„ . '-- .1 - .• lexhibitin a riatient,snfrering. 4. - 1 fidelity "to
111 . he Earl of ' Derby felt t ' he . deepest eon- principle. which :elietited .the- ' ntitr.tiratiOn !Cf.
- ' • . - -.-- the works: and has rendered 'Valley . Forge
ecri: : .at the - threatened disrttption of the great 1 : ~ i.l . tgl ,;
, mon:gait, ins ,o - t tiiiitsertikd his so Idinri ; '
t.tump,'which has. procttred f2r . its people n i n'thaw( was Waterloo in A - elittigtfittiltml his'-vice
tira.,tint of ',prosperity ahnbscunparalleled in . it torious nr y:1 'I( WaS .t IN ' , xtit•rienee.. ; ,sitielt'
the W;)clti, till ail anniu et of 'Perdonal frre'loni II h?.ond Pi! insYlvaniato Asittxrvros,ainthitf'
. . .. t • I, great hen ttd her; se tat rt.-mg .imais ti0r,....,
• only inferiorH-and 1 ( hilit it is. it t ferior.lliehr,.•,l * , r a s; ~,.. e h ifi e ... p .,. ln ' o e r• o f IWodtern Penrisl- 1
Lear,l,--to that ett,F)yo •/ . .ti . thiS ,cotiticri-di v i tn i q ever • rixcitfll • in:op . 'posiiim'to' n.' 1: ‘?
•
llient, li . oar.]:"Ea
*. The- rl.thought that,. thute;.l which thli thought bbre hard upon • their ii
,
. .
'.ll,..thliii WAS thipendanto u
l the LThited• States terests, I it. had refflicient con fi dence in' he.r
. - • '- _ sons .to :conic art-lee , Ithetn„ intl. call upon
:for - Cottee, yet she could avert the dant•ei in- "them • •, - - . t•o. '
... . • • e tn. follow mm to "the te•estauo nment 01
N'olvc:A. "in a failitte of qlsupply of cotton" frr.ol p satT an ' the Tn4s . eryntinti 'of; the ; ' aut.liorit:
.. .' --• • 4 , v••••-- ._ •
ijlijitCt:s ; . )o l .tu....
P o TTSVILLE, > PA.
r sATEßDAT,rmatitimvit za, Ise*.
1,--- f
• Agenti; ,
Youzi-0 Froitt, it 00 132 So: 2. Ito IVronAirsy..
glat.h.treirtift —Joy, Coe t 4v 4th and (.134miust.streets.
ti A moxxx.-41). N. Like. EM. .
1 Who are liar horlaed to rere.irei suloctiptiorz and - col-
Act fork be MtagriJauttliA.t. eitTiblialqueott 4 •
r - .
I' Qut'r la ntimber of articles; pri pared . for
ibis number - of the Journal, are`crowded dut
i t ) rr'alte.:' reful' fur Hon. J#3seti! n. e r AMPRECI::i
Feech .iii Congress, last week, and• for Ole
tirition iielivered at Harrisburg yeitelday, by
11011.13ijBERT - M. PALMER.
...
Ova Itarrisburg letter iS•ertisi - de4 our. •
BENJAIMIN Irsxwoori, Esq.; leepired in A 1;
i e ritnwii;lon'Thursday night.: suiiject,
anti 11'01'0. - • '+'
.
Tot: g i enate or the UOited kitatesritaS
led the:jamerOment to . 'the. Trill hill to au+
thorize
. tho'issue of .Treasury cotes, sums
o f sso;A.edeetnable, %Ohio two years.
Tot: :Ipresent Conspiracy Ittii i rnade . ..three
namesj,illust:ious—,--Seatt, Atott,rson,lSletn
b' , of 6
- avflig s i rollo anly t n.
Their ;Country and the worl l d . :will - .r - eraetober
the firslt; the otheEs may rest ai'sured that ;a
• -day Ofreclionin& is coming:
• ' ' -
OCR' barons aNio. -ESCORTS.—At... I .sTuw.
Ydrk ikst:week, the importsAmoUnte.4l . to'onlY
$2,7680.10, against near ly - Ouide, tha‘titount
io the eorrefrponding period )astyear.:-since,
January; -Ist, the total impbrts at New. York
foot up5`2,585,58`2, against I $3p,395,0883 in
the satire time iu 180. .ThU:t4otts ,fdr - the
week fipt up $2,661,874 agUin4 $1,401-,75 . 4
in the,t:orrespotiding week gf last year,. while
1 1 1 ,,,t0t-itsinm.i_Jalituury Ist,lamoLints to Rl6,
096,96 t fi 4 : .against ,78, 4 4 14 .t.htit Barrie':
T eriaLl . "f 180-4 n iuerdase f 4f,a hundred per
cent. .
•. , 1
- •
of al..
- the LThitedFuates:by promoting an increasied
s4 ; tppl}. froni other: sot rees. Sn - d. 1 .1 a supitiy'•
:"Inn tie had_in - many pitrts of ;the ..-wiii-ldiiiim.
vided means he 'taken f•r erteouriLging.:Liits i,
- it OWth and .impert. Illear, hear.r .....'"li , he
iarl in alluding tothecundnet of the P r rince; l
i',tW a l ef .i;, whilef visiting this country,'Said ;jr. il
, • 'lliere.i.S' opt one
,you to,;_i man: i note n i tltim:
i•imid who would be able, in :in ditheutt a_p4si•.
tion and on the spur of,the tnuillent,-td ishOw:', l
.I.i.lti stone amount of selfpogs-i"tssion, the itsineli
luct , tiii., , , th e same dignity. - • Ltjheerst:j, . That, [I
nt course,'is not a sultjcet
,upon *high, itityti
, • f,rinal Mbiress ('ant be presented to 'kr ~ '..1.1 - a•ji
jesty; but.l •iiiin sure your hniiiships will . agree• -
I - i,vitli Me that our Coniratubstimis, inseead of
l• ,• - • I
l
i 0,11,, , z, o,miteon the r4ception give'''. t_ti..thej
- i. Prine.e - of Wates, sho4l include, in adilitihmi•
Itte2 perdect inaiiner:in ivhichiiis ' lt .i . ..zil'lLigle .
ness justified all the entlitsiasniand gieid.ft;.eid- i
...nig which his visit called firth. jklieertt.j '1
Earl. Granville 'Saitt that it is 'the eatineist,!•,
:desire of the Eiiiilish people that the quarrel
~. ,
ttliould cease. .i He .hoped • that the - ..sinbrei% i
:..from, which Euglatiel "derives'its - Stipplies: of.
cotion,:tnight be extended: 'lt was' not 'Wise
that foi-a great Staplelof its trade ;Etiglaiitl . i..
should have beenepdadant'upon . nne pi it of •• i
the globe alone. - ..• • 4 . -
Sir hl: Colebrook FPoke iNith ,pritie . of 'the
reception accorded the.Prinee of Wales; in
the United States, and asked the Hoit,Se to.
i' . ..it.in him in an expression of - deep regret- at
'the di , • which low beset ate Lnited
~.. aq,ers •
..„ .
States, and of fervent l'ope', that they . might:be
Avo - led.- - -: I' , • .. - . • -
IMr : Pugh spoke to the seine offeet." These
expr..sifms. of opinions, 141 ,of kindly' feeling
Wi the part of the Watling personages - of,E,Mg.•
L:,l,are impoitant .and- grantsing, , '.141 . Pe
tl•ey.are unanimous in the hope that fittierrial
t,.1 veins. will - -resume'-their • sway in .these:
Stute, they.areetimilly . 86 in - the belief that
liiie,!.'ec t el _mast and will'ilook elseivherei than
I:Ctlie:Cottintfieltls of tile • Southern! Suites,'
Tor su 1,0 ies , in the. uttire. - If tills oinn in
results in nothing else it-will assure thi.
Ith.t the reign of,lcingeuttOn in the- d
riate. - ,•:is doomed,
,:-That is a o.ll4uittr
•devourly to be tvished.' .-
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•
WISHINGTON AND-TUE
. .
• OR.A.T'ION - .. 1 1-
1f0N..--Poi.-ItEBT M. .P.ILI.MNR 7
1 .. r th; Senate of Przinagttani4, !If
THENIDENT LINCOLN. .01
• Li,rl,• gred•th , raerinb . or the
~Vatipnal 1qn . 9.0n
thy-C r Opitoi, ,onitt
F•Lniapv 11 4 61 • ~
, .
- , This Is a great occasion.. The the
at diettee,the surroundings, the ptir-
Ixt and meaning of this vast assemblage,—
all ethnhine to mark it - as long to be retnem l
Lerv.l. It is the utiniversaryof the I3irflt-day'
'')f IV:must:l - ON, and here, at the. Capitol Of
Ptt,u s y I van in,: arc usiwitulited her' iniited and.
tg,U-ori,d guest, th e . Presiderit eleet , of the gni.
. I °l States, her chosen - Governor,' and; the
,- I)!•esentatires . of, her more thati thief:llE6ll...
of people, together with a mighti ;con
etr,e of,their constituents.' • The . Natrona!
and Stripes—the Flag of our 'entintry.
of a Nation Fit thirti millions of •fiee peo-'
I "E — lust roused to the pinnatle . of•tlie dpmej
a tiii4 the exultant booming. of cannon; the.
mu:
441"ie N 11'4 airs, and the siges of
IZ r e-at Populur iov, 4 the hatuds, of'vetetatKu;
cf that ~ j (')vertit'nq h t Nihich ;had .been trtiniA ; sines Oio waited4or hiillial, ling. ifaitorli - -Who
upo„ 1,01 , _ ,
961 h ' , I . !'• : , !" .!
,';l , . theugljt to soper Cede•-tin dAestray hirriii.-all
! llis fill, t military aciliieVetnent which gain id ; these : ll i :via& loving:or with.:gre,eyets .. . r ancli,with , ,
hirri renn W
wn es !in n. -- Pennsylvania, when - angr nt oppoomnities • t knowing what he
-Ir:illicit-a d rescued from thNsaa
yges the hta!,.. wils, itr his niward bte and , its outward ex•
ken - frag cuts ~(if Brarlilneles proud army il', ptessiOn i ustike and confirm the acknowleclg•
and his I nit. service as a military commander, int l i idiat •he was every inch a Man, in the
!was - whe. ' he attne Amongst ; mi l t distracted, p Witty of his sentinsents, and in . every r;;;I
and exci ed I penill., ar',..l by his -enurage ntidi' nPect`of character whichlrears_the column of
, , • . ... .1 .! --:.
prnilenc re-established peace!and order. ; . iniperistiable renciwri. i
the cl antc:ter, of Wisstrixon;ox. as illust'ra•i
.! !lit IS not as viewed throngh.tbe •gittlintirtg
ted,durid•;i his militar!y servieei in Penriityl-I h,tizeilof distance :that :-WAstitxn;rox elairns -
Vania,said afteritfatnis:kinring !the' years'of hi 4 ibis li norable, ;universal test i monial •, nor is
Iresidenc: at ,Philadelphirt' as Chief Magistehte• there d ! ecrini!sinni -regaril;as w consiclet 4 ;:hilb,
i
of the It: public.l by his' private and social YirJ, ri.;)i. it itggregat tl ed,,soaildeten 33,1 but in' the
tues.• stsi pel ,ifself l ln ,tely'n'pon, the people details of ihis \ thoithts j and• life; 1 A feiii! fan
andli, theinstitutions "of our State ; ;and to 111.4 • atics,lindeed,! have of - Ime years, Carsed his
ittiluenc more than .that of any other.. man; .tnectiory as, a alas,
pay,
and otters of t 4
is il to . h% attributed that they have been and :o pos!ite!extreine;ltay, be eqally bitter lit d e i.'
remain
~,nnurpassed I : any other people'for ii tichition for, : a! diti4ent, reasbn ; • yei the,
!loYni pn rintisni, sterling! honesty:, a love of vieWslnf the, grot 'moralist and stabisman
!truth so, ja,tice.oi rekzard for' the rights of wtare. far in adVanee of p,ublic. eriliAtenment
!their fell iw men, and ail utishriiilt'ing. constnnl, - on tilit vexed -quesqni of involuntary itervi- ;
cy and n rtittide!,:when. tirrimoned'to the maini dtide, and those views iere,_confirmed by his
yen:lnce, if these great principles., If to thisJi J cli:edst !! 1 I l' i 1' -! I-. ..
4
!candor i thices!us to :1.1 -that, iierharis. nur!i i •I "I i s; 1 v - er Meant" sue !was.: his • gee in
peculiar ! . weakness is alstronglovefoi militarY 1 - 11 ( 86,1'11. neverimean i - unless some particular
glory. re ik end di: inlay; and a 'strong attach;.': eireuiestances !'should !e Ompel met to: it, to
ment t() military heroes. generally. the.world'l possC'ssi anoilier islave liy; putehase; it 'being:
will rec gaize,ilie we kites, if it be such; tinl ainotigmy f'rst wiSlitis tO lee some planindon.
one flint does..honor t the people whom it- ! ! t4d by ;wit:tell 41:x417,in : this Country - May:Lei
1.1
chi:tract!! izcs• hi.‘,E , . at an excess of their,, aboliSited by,..,1aW:1;
devOtior in . lii,in who, 1 !Oi . niniiiiitttl, havc . noti, -; Eleven. ye:ars biter, tbht. reCord vias,i,eneir-I
los'sitateli to p r orm o nc . "b 1 all men dm'. Ilnye' eh. ;••I:wisli, - Said lie 'II wish from my swill.
teat: .th e te, ; 4,tslitture ofl tliis State feciuld see;'
ever lir' d,'ibn'groates 'of good mea told' thel
best of rent men. - . nil F.o may it ever, be, ,• te - ppli c ' y 44 _ g i a -th, a i
I •ri l bolitilit ' Of sI: v s e . r:::.l l i i!.
•in all ti IC %to come. Nay, the; ingenuous youth; IMight prevent mulct c i future Mischief." 4-51:
1 of Penn ylviinhi "still hold up to themselves; thoui;ht prOplietie of einbarraSimentsliihichi
1 i : - I,- s • • •
! the brig it ,irtin ! et td . WASIIINGTON 'i,' exaniple i l Haug • is
.. a - , si „,, a a • i
tit' d' y ' ' tl rk eloud,-upon the huri,
I and stii vto be wh:it they behold i !tiny they, .ie.uti - efls!land of light - atid liberty. !
I contei'd fate his: character till all! its virtues .135:;'11is -, est will and 'esitityrient;! ! dated a few!
spread l oit anil ! :displ y,themselves. ta . their' : south' preCeding dis deaths he liretirled tors
it
d'eliglite'l-vi ;ion ,; ; as t n• earliest astronomers, I the eMancittatinn of all,hiS sliivett, at thifsainel
the she' herds on the I loins Of lb - ilylon, gazed
rs-I tine eXpressing his regre thatlegal "ceinplbi
I
at the s atill they s/tw!them ferminto,clus•:l cations preVented the inn riediate chnsitinitta i '
tors at d . constellations,, 'overpowering' at I I - tam of; his - Willie' that freed in should 'forthwith!
-lot..th I he' eyes
. n 1 the!: beholders With`.'the i be the,L,ifilieriffince - of tall whoa; he.held! is
united i laze of a! that.sand lights." . !.. 1 bondi.;' 'hit aged atid :infirm ho directed to
' - You , -ill net expent of .•rne, yin the:limited ; ale - cLirefortally,clothed.and fed' by his "heirs 3 1
time re son:thin-allotted to this ,addr . esn, tu 411c1 'all the: childrenlboaud to iseevice,untif
attempt a detail 'cif tine, life and services ol : they reunited the age ov twenty-fpie r yencs, q
W As ilIN ,Trig.! Thitttvork has been often and!. directed should be taught' to read find ' :write]
'
Ili:irony, ly- Perfernied by abler tangoes; and; !,- tid be broth tit up co - Itoute niefnl eiemipation
liity
pens. • lis nebleideeds ,e found their Best;;;`,grecitibly ta the laws 1 ,6 f, !Virginia_ prcividin:yi l
record: ttpowthe wrn
i dr alul ' 5 , grateful hearty of !' orOhl support of orphian land other poor club
! the American ri , ....o'ple.!raid ;there they will ben !, irem; "And Ido hereby "expressly forbid 'the
.Preserved fnri'vel'•l' Th - e l hiitlls of tticinAan` l 4'.'safe er transp - ortation Out of the- said,' - Coml,
about Me are' noWthrobbing with the glorious; ''inelliYalth bl!,any slave I may-die: poSsessed
recollections,;;and they do ;pot; ash, me to as! , ' , ,f, uhilei• hug ;Jpre4nc4 taw:ever. - And I de,
slit' in their rec:illl' it' is, to ; the grand - reS:111111!, t reover most pointedly and moat aelemnlY
, ! . - , „ „
of ell ',b a labor:9l.e' rees!'-itution and - uniim I ''mein. it uponlmy . exetutors to sea. that this
of theSe StateS,,unileniiilily the best form inf . ; •I ;nosy; respcting slaves, and every part, thera •
flovern lent !that ; the world las.ever know;n; llof,!belrelig,muiltly fulfilled
will
iclith tve bestirrecently attacked and; en.; 1 t Stieli were . ; :the'- lua - iclierised views, and;
d'an;:eki; , and tbe Imictieri.l lesions' afforded i,l iael t tbe soleuirilnjunction'ef the noble Mari .
by-his - e ample and- the'wisdom of hils , tencli!. i I rhose birth We celebritte this dap It' make,
10'5, to which .Lt pro Pose ;to direct four; , at -1; {h e alltisiod Lillis estintate of slavery: With no'
(.}:ltinit!., - 'l. !1 1
...! , ' -. !, •;: ' :1: Sectional, Oolitic:it or partyfeelingorititeresi„
11 am fully aware iff the:delicacy of the ; ant ith answer. Ma. be critictsm l ot extmmists,
'' ' ' trf . ' present tiffie •-buti r vho nn this !'hind, condemn him as a • slave
-1;
in flu ext:itemen o , ;the, I. ,; • -• ; - ! i i ' -
I conc. ire that it would' Mit meet yoUr, - just : ; i aolds.sr, and on llatt„,,...ignore his corepre ensism
expect. tions; as!lain 'sine it would uof satisfY,j esire,that the institution , of slayery",,abouLl
my aw sense'of tha.reSponsibilities. and du.. ! e utterly abolished; and in .justification of'
ties Of, the task You have assigned- me, were LI enn4ylyania;!and hell ancient and consistent
to shri k from iipprostehitit the'subject in'this , is:milieu • on this 'subject. ' If tbe• -Teeple of ,
view, - . 'nd"l pany ydu to rest assurod.that, in 'i this State foyer their-o#n free institutions bet- .
-e
so doiri ~ I have earnestly endeavored to'ele'..l, Ler than any other, it. IA largely !meanie of thb,
vate m self above the petty considerations•OL: teachings and:example:Of AVastr x.: usitril '; ! t
mere- ersonal and pAttizr.a .expediency; to [L i ,We'usually,-conside it an tixfoin ofjistiee,
'the hi; her,' clearer, and' purer atmosphereli that i man! should be judged
,i bY tho..age in,
which laturallY and properly surrounds i .tbe i Which - he lived, and lirthe - standard,. Of tbe'
great' i , erne.: .' :, ', 1 - : , ' kciwninnityl itrwilich he htes hisi cit i4eciship.-H
lie ho does not Ireeognize` in Wiam,tu. 1 rfl is the;nigh i encor.tuat of,i Mt aatgattros i
rose tit- chosen Inatiument - -of a Divintis•POirer ! pbat be has little need ! of the Chartty%, which I
for the ecoinphaltinent of,t great and benigh 1/spriligs. rrbin :this. tai method: cf es*ating .
pure. :a in ibehalf of Mankind, takes' but an 1 'FbaraeLelv.l . ge aria! altgareholdte )'y ;:,iallent
Atheistic iiewsortheenttjact. In the events,! /1131Diti; buttutiumanciiiatiouist:by,coror,iction';
co
which. mitnenditil with '- the' discovery
•.; . B .' •.! ' ' of i laud it .is a ithitifiatile ] thought, vier, be I
-- 1 1 1 • In 1 .1, , t . -,•: - -
• i Hi •-, .:' ..- .- , t_ Itl •• - 1 l• "1 • ' ,1 • - I , ' • • '1
lotion
I I tact
!tilted
Chts', - colitni. rtWound, , ,tli air' trt i lb iatite' .. ' iti l the
i
formit lo : the ' atie Amettcan Illtilon,' a lircivi.
ilential' iiiMatid control - May be elearl i y:olr.
e ile
;,;served-IThee - trearnstanees,wbiehsitiroundeil
:the in Ption; Orilla. expedition of - cohintbas,'
i the pat cinivroit4 the good Oureen "Sabena, in
'the.Titee.of,the!eointnciii and alb:lost uniilersal:
;itiereddlity, pie great intereSt 'which ale] took
in his - ohlec\; often to the pawning °flier roy
41 jeilAs :lc rifle !the i'necessittw fiuls4;lbel
'incidet4S:p :9* voyme, with loaxeed4ifeed
1 and "
tgrinrant crews, for: daysiand nighisiont
' brio' the; timekl6is and I - unknown ocean !.., -, the'
.iniithiy , ' f., thel'atiilers;, l atur tile, discovery of,
' lkind to he I ve r y hour when, ender 'thre4ts of,
;
l ' ae4h : . ,roit iii 4 iota - ions • v4 . pl, Colutabus,,
:aecortitog tia l hise:forted p,rotniSe, was !about:
to ititeOipt ie .- retrace his way. in - utter failure,
liandaifippointOient; all this l i.rcie, history bon-'
irtaitote jalater}l , 'of wonderful and romanti*e - a&
r..
ihichiii !not Only deeply. interesting, l
1!d ventit ,'w hut w i ich,liiv, °its' most !strange: coiociynces:
f l and 're l ults; CIO harali'be deemed other thati•
j PreVi4ntlo,ias• haviiigheen guided and icon.;
! trolled 'bit a blgher ;than, - human Power,. for L
j the:, •es Wishit - rent of a grest natinti - on' this::
virgin ntineht.; l'.. ;.' i H i::
i ' Islo kik' Wentlt4ful are the events attending.;
':the eriili Setittquent Of this) Ceuntry. I Thar,
trigladd; sheithl l sce h‘t, by fierce and . plareti,
1 1 min
'able 'religions petSeentions; to drire otit,,
' ireful alinbitai her people that wonderful band'
0 . fi.G...,.. , --fearink men.who ;made n - p .. the pre .
~
r-,ctopa fteightlof
,the Alayflower, Isnot sough t '
.;these shines throogh4erils irintineratile, yet ,
disregarded: hi those ; brave hearts, for; con s '
ielefice',sage.! and fortbe sake oi religiona free;,
dom, ints r sin'eli a policy hard toil* acaount4:
:ea fcirlan ank.rationtil principle. But I wha4
'! Old' hlitgland • lost, New:',E;ngila, d gititted 4,
' thousandfold,H and the world pverywh4re has.
. been vaStlY tNe•gainer, for liehat the pekectit,
tors - nrant fcr! evil, Ovil overruled tor , :,good;
I& their briglital ch;traCter, the ;settlers 0f 1
New England:viere the. chosen ; men jiff. the
best blood orilhe_ flitli ; ani!lthe trials and
eXPerienCes 4.lirough which, they; pissed, rent
deredtheM onsurpassed m manly virtnfls and
• nobleness of,ebaracter, by uhf other men who
'have ever liii0:: r ji- l"i. l'i
1 ' ,, Anitin'i th i e‘.etortn they ring) ''
-!-,
And the othcrs heard iind the sea; I , '
.1 i
:And thew outhltng ando.of the dhalooda nut,
' -To ttiosloiti.oo Of the 'free:" ~ ~• , , 1 • .'.
''' '",t t. wits inlim'ssible lt - tst these'inen and their
'fleseendantal al - Liquid i'eyer be other thrill freo,
'Oen. " i ' P rlteyleould not tie slaves. The! Pecla
ration! Of,l American-1 - 'lndepOndance arid the
,ItOvOlkitiiina'ry War,!resulung, in the: Preseikt I
I Federal 'tinuin, were but natural andlogigil
I Se,qiieneeS id the chain of events cominencing ,
with the faniling of the Mat4loner on, the roek
l'tit Plytodtith. A ncl , ,:the 4o c kin• whoth. tlii , y,
trusted. i;a3 these, His chosen people,: in the
linllcisr,of, ilis hand:end • preServed. thdm and
'their posterity far 1.1.,1s own ;great purres, in
the reg'eneration of 4. Continent. au ! i the o r,
- tablishmetib 'of !this"' great. tiovernni O tt.'. 1 1f . ,
. yJill not lie destroyed.until it_has fullyraccoin- ,
p o lished 11.i4 .ndOsion ; and. 'we do net4.cannot f
beliere tbati that-tune has vet arrived I - .'...
• l' The extraordinary character of Ithe men •
.'who ciantpoed the golitinOital . Con;riess; and
selected, AVI, Asniscrox as jtheir, leader, tiara
•-kened the surprise land ,contma.ndedllhe ad-,
MiratiOn ;Of, the world.' The .paPersiiisued i.hy*
that bodYbave deservedly been; prnnouriced
' . thaster.pieees of practical ; talent and Lpolitieul
• wisdom. Ohathani; when speakin i gl on the
,tiubject ia . ibe House of . /I - Ords„could not :ee
-1 'itrainl hi:4 li enthusiasm.. ! 4 •When year. !ora
-1 4hipi,i* said he,. "lotik tittle r pape,rS transinit
-1 t;cd torus! train Arnerieiti4When yen. consider ,
j cli -- eir deeency, fi rmness and ivisdoMi you cite-,
I .. not I !nitreipect theficaue, and unify. to mike
1 ft your Own.; Foriinysel
~,I 'must aeela; e ntid
1 iiv:,l.tlq,t,ri the master I states of the.lworld,
:4 know pot the penple_o_ristiate who in• stick I
:a cemolleation of,dffliculti eircumsiances. .tin'
Wtilli in c l'Efrellefe - nec to, thifl delagates of slur- '
itt.; AB'l ribbed in. O'enerill ,Assenabli at - Phi
tad el pbill.' i r ,1,,.- ,a . .1, , I !,.. .
: i And '4f these giant men,'lV.AsititrhyON Was
the cho}=ch." !cadet', ;and he j witifie,,l thrir
I .,tiiiice. I. IViiat'inoit 'forcibly impresifes iiii at
Ahf l lapiie Of ,tinisi is the perleetplt. 3. of . his
I,:, ( charaefer: AVe may not 1 1‘itilit,.as a-, , ienel.al
!=truth, that " distance lends: eneliantinent;to\
'the clew::'! l ., Close i inspection of - the owering
; `imountai-Avith its hoarYireeks and frighthil
;gulfs, and, blusie,l;trees, and : stuntrd,. shruhs--
, destrovi 'the illusion of the 'azure Intel' s ' 'find
',;though We ,may be 'howed, info 1113 111 ;WC I,
.Ipresenee of'; its..sylnhols .I,Of inikjesty; the the,
1
.cetical. dream of pejfect syriunetry has paSsed.i
away front pur vistun foreVler., We feel ii to I
-'
ibe . thilsllu l'esPeel.l . o l altl tl4.'.
, tre . t.i Men,!,the
. r• 1 ' , it
..,-sages, the-statesmen and Warmers of antiipii
ty; An 4 ',this, too, thoughlthe perishing ot •an
' , nals itilfUtraditions atfectiii , their tirivate life,
tawaken - S the suspicion that finny 'of theninre .
!little better 'than mythS. ' it. has I been , said
i n
'AI Oa 6 man ! is jt l ll -r t hisbidet;'m i l ls
r, ni_ i n ~
,L o. o 1 l
1 knOVledge of our Own infir ;ties, and Ofilia:
! wealme.sses of our, eutemportries, allows%f,:ht=
iile.'scrtiPle„iii endorsingithitt giant con'Oeit!
, 1 , We mat concede] 'it is las app idahle, lid al
! •; greaser ; or less.Aeg,re - e,;to every imortal, In‘i
t:very . tig, and clime; yet i . would i seetn':iliatl i
one - mini, by reasfili .orhiS singidar iiiiril.ll
. 1 ,.• has been; eXulted'into.a inemoralfhP,excep,tien I
iby the uniiiiimons, verdictj of tire eivilizedi
world. -', .' . ILII i • '',,:;".
'lliis; judgment 'is not horn' ofLignorance
''',,, reg...r'ding los childhOod u,' ,a yotitht
ing iii,:thel
i tier , di' the}
f-, details': i.if his eventlul • history, fial
?.. etiergyi 'and activity of 'early.l.i? rnaboodudl l
consummated consumated inithe dighity and. sidetniiity ofll
:Niount.] Verimi. 'die waspeculhirlyi a "marked!
roan" - frain th • middle of the eighteenth'iken.:'.
tury uitii its titling. Barn in 1732 roe
injesi otisibl duties at sixteen i years
, engita
, 1
t:sof 'Jigii,
; an, iStinig, iis course in the ploSin,g Mouth
1- : of :1710.),,,he wits: so far the " olisOved al' - all
~ !, observers' `44t no tnan's life is mare milinte ,
1 ', ly recorded, iichisldiniieStid, sueial[and publie
d .., telatio r ks.' Kiiid,red
,whO, loved him, friends
• whp admired him, e`,tiemies wiro feared, him
• mi.
bitting this day, liantsuld [it:kaki:o,y, Teittlen 1
that ultraism nltielt; both mi-the rostrum ' and ,
iti'lhe•pulpit, has endorsed involuntary hood.;
age s :oven institution of A valete. to both rivrst
:to b e perpetriated ;Wert& inthout itti:-. ( l ii h. '
„tied around WasararproX and standing Teter
ently anal:vered in Ins_ peesence, ilia: contra:(
hisludgment in the pre;ses ; yeitlrould.lwe
rememberalsremember that he the °Wiser of *ea
ei.ctutttals, thOugh he wodtill Wirer*.other'
;yiiise ; atad.ao, in thiaseeiningiv tin r
fold Cha
:titer. feellain: te he a bandbflinien bet'; en
the North and the 1301 0 14 - 'l . I ,
Is it only, a faney, indulged - in my sty
preparation for this occasion, or isita rr i lity
gnowiticont of the, cross parposes
,of Divine
Providenee. that the apparent ' ineonmitys to
which I 'refer, was needed. in the j building-up
of a truly national' man t:: ,Had; be ',fp:tend
an d practieilly condemned ihe.. institrition of
slavery-:-or.; being h shiveholtier, had be Op . =
held it as of, divine authority, or as au fit:int
toiled honcrabla by reason of its - morally ,
wholesconeinfluencesOittle sym,pathy could
have been awakened for, : him :a l one or Other
of the extrenies off out !gteat CotafederacY p as
effecting thii . - OvennaStering lenient of go'
vernMental 'phliey i and this day there - would
b 9 silence is • regard to his memory, or thtut
praise,in One or 'other of - those extremes tte.
rding at he had been wholly AM fitis,side' tir
0 Oto t t of the' asoi'bing 'qoestion: „Yet new
to ywe form a circle of brotherhood in this
1 •
'',. 71::,:oro f ; s e e plit ill ieft i 7L lY ibe ad r;: s cla e. im irit hi 4r o ;!st . :
!) ' the National Man, whose itairte Shall! yet
'a
4 v li et: ii th :Wr e -a l s o u s l t x4 P t le N ial tan e.s, d a in n g d - r b re y s t t h o:, ' l 'Fe th n c ''
h . rern:trot the Constellation of the llntonl
• • It is - therefore with no part an or seetibnal
, ew that , I refer, on, this OccasiOn, M I his
ctiee arid his cenvictioug r 'in antagoriism.
ether would I make his mediatorial chariel
4 r
lia
a theme from whioh, may ; be. denied a
lesson , of ; charity..and ' conciliation, wlthout
at,. compromise Of principle. II would I fain
hlpe that as he stands in Maajesty before us,
' d . ' h
eaten mg one and to l tlie, - South . and the
l.h
•.',o er fo'the North; we may hew ourseiv,es to
c
''r ceive the blessings Of th e Father.,,bf his
outo b
ry,'nnd rise
i nviewated by his epirit of
f rbearance and conco rd.'. • • . I
1 If Napoleon on Wejlinatort'v*ceedo,l him
ithe:splendor of their military nehievenients,
e re
meatuienther the mitsset they conirlo, lled,.
st
and the feeble means at his IdisposaL, ,He
i ore than illustrated the "Masterly inactiv
i
i y" fur which a great Homan was- renowned.
, ut when occasion served; as at Trentt.ni and
t Princeton, he stooped iike•the eagle upon
e prey, and his proud and powerful ti ernes
1 i
und to their utter ' dismay, tuortificalion attd
ieomfiture,that, with all, theAisprop rtion
1 means, wealth and power, therh were
J o
itblows to be qeceived as well a& gii u" in
the great contest ,for Liberty. • And when we
theOnsider diverse and 'opposing interests of i
he Colonies eogaged in the War of ledepen- 1
ence-hat there was no colistdid:ttiiM, but 1
. lolly a ,eon.sideration. of (weak and insidlicient
towers to enforce•its decrees, and that )Vesn
suroN Succeeded in harmonizing these con
lictir.g ielepents,• educing order frOr.. this
chaos, and in btinguig the war t to a a cce,ii.
:111' issue', it is here-that the perfeetion ! of his
rharaeter 'anti; bis .statescuttit like dualities ,
4.liine even mo i re -conspicuouSly distil in the
nfter years of - his accession to the PreSidencs .
lerhen.the experience °fits neeefsityliad core-,
cued the people to the adoption of the pre-',
eat C?"estitutitin, "in order .6 form I : h. more 1
tfeid union, establish justice: 'insure!trOmes
ic tranquility, provide tor -the cdtrinton de
lence,.prenote. the general Iselfare,,land se
cure' the blessing& of liberty Ito themselves
Mid their posterity."
[
I-, 'l' •
If- .
Through the loniyetint of the Reinlution
ary siruggle, : in the ',formation of the; Consti
Itution; and' in. thn Organization and Orninis-
trtion . of the Governincno God W4s• with
11 . :tstitstrems. onti)itts, been with us its a peo
ple since. The tree Of Ante'rican ;Liberty,
lvhich 'Our fathers planted rind nurtured' with
their bloptl. has- , groivn to be of mighty; pro
plrtions ; and • exceedingly" Leant ifulPso that
many thousand's of tuna, of all:the Mttions of
Ilia 'earth,. have gathered under its pilleteeting
beatiehOs, and sought - cornfort .iti its:o3lo.-
06e praeticiil lesson:that we would saw from
thes great( trtitlis is, `that at, God Was with 1
WA,Otietn , ros; and as his labors- anditheir re
, sults, the Constitution and the Union met -thel
1 Diving iipp"tovaf,-and litiv,ereeeived it e Divine
11atipport,,t4ere - can be no "higber law" for the 1
Alinerie:tn eitizen than 'the Censtitut on of his I
it.untry. and-no-higher duty after the service
of the lluil of our _fathers, than the faithful
obseriane4 - airl"support of that Con4titution ;,
ahill that. those who would "hawk at "and tear
i,"ittid, My, their teachings leek to ;set aside
its Irind iugfo rce c njmniourconscient. under
~
pre ence'hat ;there is a "hitter law': for, us,
Thiel nit fir. be"reg,arded. The work;': of John
liroWn. in Virginia. whatever, Northern fana
tics, may flay,' was not Cod's ;Work, lint that of
the ladverOrY of men i and, those w'o follow
his lexamPleswill Meet and deserverhis tare.
HO those th-ho•would.liave Pennsylvania repo.
d i! httelewobli , Antion of the Constitution of the,
, l o nited States, under 'pretence thardt is con,
trail+ ;to -good conscierie,e to fulfill it, see k to
1 e wiper thart that:Omniscience who';•for great
rind goOd ends:raised up WASIIINGT end his
OntenipOrary sages and patriots, and inspired
their heart 4. , • . -
P.
'aAnd those Southern extremists - . see,essioni.ts
ndn disunionist s, who madly, ha:stent ti" the' de
; titru.tion of the noble, ,faVric of our ; Govern . -
; enenti under pretence 'of securing, for them
-1 ttelves greaterfrerlowt. prosperity and liappi
ness,l will gain only azi imniorbilily Of infamy,
I in comparison to which that of hiui
1-
1 , 1 .- ~ *oho fired firm Ephestsn dome,'( :
Is honorable iliqinctinn.; ' •
-I .Not- that ,I desire to be understOod as ad
vancing the , doctrine that the Con&titution is.
I perfect, and, therefore, not! to' be altered or
1 1 r tme ndO. ,Only thayns it stand 4-. It is the;
I, least perfect ihstrtnnent of
. its kind, and lois .
I ecured the best forth of Government, and the
freest, happiest and most prosperOus people
hat the world ,
ever known , and that any al
. Iterations or a endinents of it that. may become
.rtecessary, in our-National derelopinent, need
'not be sought by fanatical :nullification or re
tputliation of , its existing pro-visions, nor by
the hand of revolutionary: .violene, but .may
h'best bad in the regolar. , peaceful acid or-a
alerly.nt ode 'provided in t he-COnstitittion-it self.
Thei• conelnsion which ve:have drawn! front
tlit!! Wail antOenchings of: WAStrriinros, that
it is our highest . duty aslcitizens,to sustain
p the,Censtittition Mad faithfully . c u rry out its'
il provisions, itriolves no unmanly (sacrifice of
1' principle norisurrender4t our own ciinvie:,-•
tions, but it does jnvolve, the Christian. duty;
of 'l , renderinrunto 6C8111: the things which,
are Cmrsar's," and-pro f
, doing unto +hers what.
( soeVer ;we would :that ktthers shOtild do ,unto
i . us. , } ,': ',• .. - c'f, ,• : • -II •-,...., '•
•• I Ifully appreciate the entire and; th y'apparen i
irrec o ncilable difference of opinion at present
existing between . the people of. different see
'fions.of our.coninton country, on i the subjedt
of the•instittition of ',slavery,
,and I. do not e=
pect soon to see this:difference removed. But
is its, existence.necessarily a eattse of strife'
and enmity 'of . one portion of ! the people
against, another ?'"'Cannot we meet together
as bur ,'fathers met; nail ;„discrisritand decide
'this,. its they discussed and dee it ed equallyill
i.grave qtrestion of differnee ? ' - . s there 'nal
11_, other or better way •to settle _ disputes in . thisi
li hitter half of the 1 nineteenth
in the
imthe,
American Republic': anti n the till blaze of
L! Christian light and civilization. than for broth
1 ers; possessor's of.a,comnionheritage of Eh .
I erty, to war with each ,other. de stro y the no'
1 tile legacy of their fathers. and 'their ow'
prosperity and happiness, 6light4he rich Di
rture.of their posterity, dev,aState With fire an
t'sw,ord, 'and deluge in fraternal bi oil„humtir4
I it s refuge—the world's,last, hes lope ? l' j:
j Certainly' such is not the lcssonTennsylvat,
I nit: learned frtim WistHaroN—Orirtainly Gil I
it
is ;not the spirit 'nor these, the !Objects will
.1
which she will itpprotteh the question of th .. 1
soltoion'of.our. present National difficulties.'
t When recently Virginia incited' Terntaylitt.
. nix. to joie} with her inttin effot le preseiviti
arta "perpetuate the 'wotle„of WAllNcreo:s;tht !
intitation• was proniptli; and cot' ially.,-necipt; i
ted: - How c(Othl Pen4ylvnuitt 4rase the hill
vitation of Virginia-to stud' a win*? . Penusylr I
yania and Virginia,: ;'Shoulderlto shoulder i
they went Gtroughithe illevolutitin = liand 'ill t i
hand they stood torinill the stiqtieist;eik:iion 4f 1
WaSIIINGTON, alul falt, i tti'p "owrtig4at aim loan'
on theta for stipport ;" and • w tit,' dirk - help; of ,
that God, in Whom Iteltrusted,.c.Pd ..fn Whole!
gieat naine and fear lie actetVit . ind hroughll
AVhose strength -he , t r iumphed, : the -pons 1 hf,
Virginia arid Pennsylvania sirc&*ill yet aull-1
twin,' the mighty fabri of the Union : :.:' •. I i!fl
'And here to-da,T, a sembled wider The.fitig
of our Cothory, te do t honor to I 'ourselves zn I
honoring the name and memorystd . Wasinid- 1
TON' ; in the presence of:him whtimihe:Anier,
lean people have recently chose tt to admin-s
-'ter the duties - of the high 'of fi ce which ! WAS -
li
ts'oroit fief& -filled so ' - dtnirablyi and with , 0
much iolvi ntag,e 40 hi etouttry.l,and of thee
riOble me , whose , brave hearts and strong
arms sus ined its stars . and stripes during
the storm f ivar in ant' country a youth, iur
by whose and; it e. 4 just been elevated, tle
veterans Lwho remain to remind us of he
' deeds of valor and:patriotism ti k which tl a
flag:has been - made the universally respec t
emblem of liar National, greetne s, poiver a
14 1.
. glory," let us renew our trows_of delity- to
CanFtittition and the •Urtion. , t us tin
with them ill a prayer -to God; , that, "yr ,
iter:Yes"shall be .tubted
_to be old, fo - r'.
list time, the sun in lleav , en, we l may not '
him shining
_on • the ,brelten and dishono
.fragments of 'a °bee , 41oriot Union; , 1
Stites dissevered, dbteorditnt, lligerent ;
ti', rent , with'elvil _feuds, MI drench
May be,,in fraternal ; blood! .I . bat,tlieli 1
feeble ant lingering glance, litay rathe r'
li'ald the gorgeettallnitign of pile !Rept*
- t_ .
' • Ii , ;,. .•' 1 r• ‘ I ' t 11 .-
11 4 1 4 I notted• : . :.'. stbei sWiTO4-$111 . "14 11
full 14gft. &bin .: ~r, its arms AO trophits,
stren*.tng in thel 'Original
,hugreolot seri*.
erisest'ar polln '- . nor neingistutTebscured
art
—litiv g foritii otte tie such ndserablejitt4
t tory - 4,i, .. ea ' all Ws worti 1 . , -iv*
diode 'ther wo of 'delusion Ind felly, l .o-
erir at ettuU ' , "aftartiarda:- but emery- .
wit •• :spread ' over -it Changtvii'of Illiag
light, lazing * 11lita ample folds, as4ey
float, TeX the" and ever the land,.. and '#i
every wind .una the ,whole ,beavens,! that . -
other ntithent,' dear tievsry trice Amerlein
bfeet 14 . bi , rty,4id loti, now and "foristir, ,
out& and ussepit lei: e l I'. :. .- ,1 , - . 1 : .
.4.nel may God ftrot ! Wad. bleak the Presi
dents. 1
4lect of the It7s4k Statea,wlloisi-Hit 4a
ca to the form ea of high ind.im
portant- duties t this s leian end difficullpe
tied ih our hilt? ~ 1 "peoPlis of Pennsyl
vaniai by thou v lea , infirm , of his election,
ir .11
have t onfided eir iterests; and their honor
h'to ' ! keeping and the vast ileitiales and. fu
ture elfare o 1 the •'itionartt largely coMmit
ted ,t l his chsirge.. i And- bere,; in behalf of
i 1
thegitLoPle of ettusYlvinia;letigle thank him
forlt i fs recent . üblie
,dcelarations Of
. fraternal.
:feeli t g and ' j sli , ce of intentiOntowards the
pedp O of.the 8 utheitt , State s -- that "they
are t be treat, its' ifis:seuttuvos. JF.FreßscoN.
1
,t.
and noises treaded titeth-4hitt the Insilco"-
tioasfare in' n. Way:to 4 . interne with—
that the will bide ,by eiery. cent miser; of
the Constitution .,' , 4 farther , at "they'
are tier felle rcitizen friends an - 4: rethren,
aqua ily devoted With cutreelvee to e Coned:.
tatio a, and thitAere is no differinc between
them' and ua, bificr; thin the.dite ea of lo
cal circumstances." ''liete' are' the ntiments ,
l k
i
of • Wisursovoi,f and. the sentiment s and, prin
ciple's Penusyliinia Meant to enstai when her
pea le voted fdrilAttiensi '4A:coot. 1, ind if
the [be made rod! b 4,. the Preside I Of bur
cif & e, as we 44st anal believe , an, arteceon
lide,:t he will *Ake them good Le he extent
cittifila ability;
Ihrea - ill soon
wit 4 hearts 0'
Almighty !Go
Airi,r,er,,' and,
:sense of His
"Int prP,.
Ce . tad i~uiet an.
restcrtillto our col
flow - 44 xith thankt
or rtLseue from t,
owed 110 insigotl
d protidence; ih
•,
froth present : lp rili,. lire will agai:
pur , lormer carer of glory - and pro
ai I. .PriOn :" ait4 ht . people , will vii
l'iletm the tuutte- of[-him who was t,..
ihstlrument in Ale greit Work. -. ; ' • ; -.
I. Ittlt whate Cr may 'be the reiswit, ofj these,
tiur ; ]National, teals,+ Wasulmovoit i' l belonga,
.to;
e l t
thellivorld m d Ito 'Mankind.: and 'if hip own;
4otiiiirymen : ea fit" ruailly tu. cast: lawa)rithel
• prif[eless bl ',sings 4 t i so • largely W t ssisted to
bestow upon thtim, the 'world elite heie[livill„,
flint remembex Wo bless ' and cherish his Mcm.
l ir
64; as a distingitished ,benefiCior f ,his imee
—as'qh . e . who seisteili„rtaterildly to l adv#nce,l
th best intere ta of lahmanity, and •tithen ;
oh Ilion !hall h re sticpl. away thrones king
I
do 'na and Print. Waliiies—when!htintan greati
weis; and grad ueirill glory shalthave;nioul 7 .
def i ed into , ii 1 0, eternity itself shall catch the.,
glowing the le i 'ad d ' ell with increasing rap r :
11 ,
tufe on his am !"[,;1• ; • • [ ; ; .•,•.1
.;
are ,• . on ..; ;
'• n the erefett n i 'efl are VI ashin on 3fonn T .1
m nt there . l ei 'contrihutions frOm every tkai" 1
ticm and eve yi' lime.; from the ha f-civilized'
'
I n
Id4hammeds. s ofithe, !Africa* co st ; '..frota
° t 4 sands of E y r ift,-Ittlhation,,whe e history;)
bah long beep!! stlin[the dim hgei if the past.
,—from the.dlas l iCt i plains of Italy a ti•ollifiecti,..
thiose ancient (. wiltracAes Of; the art, atalacien;
. eeli---fromte*WewlYlfinuad islands of the,'Pnil
tisc—froM vervltatiOn i of moder ;Europe::
.atewell ‘ as from every mountain an valley of , ;
6 own belove ;land :. •
These 1 1 11.111 remain en ;
i tl i r
ring moimme ts,tn his memory, reit if, the . ;
-di eopt ion of t is COUntry prevent that! haft;
-from towering t i th4vakies. 'i ;';' • ':', !' I , ; .;•:
; •
' I i4linubl'a 4i , ,Alirigt line be• drawn between ! ,]
i l thi.,North and the,44uth, that spc t uPint, the,,
Juinks of the Pcitemae„, where he pass6d the
i futteeful !103`•54:4' histlife., and he •e hit i Mor-
is mtu:tius n6repC,se, Will . rt.! be, t.. 4. rte '
..,Tkitilanthropfat allt lc friend of 1 berty.l; hal-
loreA. grould ; and the Ipilgtlim from: every
la d, "when lie' isits the ; ithofes f ;Anterica,[. 1
wilt turn hir S i ilui.t that tomb, which the'
the patriotivit if he daughteir4 it s given to
futurity furl art tithe &twice. ' ;For, . : • ';* ,
.1 "3-e•b• race; apt; tin , oticr[6 on!'
Shrlorr tnlgn rrr or rode Hofir
[ T-he De4,hirizrore -- , the Pale}tlne ,
, i • he Necoq# of t 0 mind VF ,
gq g .1 . , M I fiNI
mi.
irr
I r I i . ...
-_
+ ~ --:.---
''! I •
PottlYin it. Intbriary 3, ,
. 1
1 IThe quintity Ifnt ? . .y - Rs ilrod,th l
ok3: 04.tunsl nil% nst i7,167,.fyr ;the
I l deek In . ;i;c . iat. l'' I ' l'- -
II Tba trod; En . s ,ni iiiii: . iee
1 k - p a
l tea . . t h 1 i 11
wt Pis ear .. , ,
I L.,' 0T,11..
Jk R. R. R .
Al. Tat. R. R.
Rersntou
Do. Norttl
rro.i4 Top
Tri.'vorton
lOC 140.1',95; . 2 ) . / 172:11,
14.12 11 19:084 . 14;11 I I
Vis 321 7K,M7 100:,01
2 ,2:tj i p.F74 .2p41 !I
i,4.,1 fI7ZI--;V : .: 3 4
1-;1 1
021 1 •-7.011 - Icez 1
L i .1. 2.51.0 i VII I I .
74 57
.i .i . t; . 4 40 - 1 - 4 - o
. 571.7,764.11, l
1,92 • 3,130-t I
iitiCchnngo in ,th , goUtrity lieut.
aradluittillat'yeaT, Intl Oa pri
out, icbinge ii altl:the'pricicipal
' ' - L•'
jr felt with:rigarrl to the , rata or
'now i..ofore ; Corigrei , , ' Itso o :singi
cat ilnipetiis to . thi l t . radairv,triiiii*
..
is, &e.; tor the supp of ithe - 'prea;.
1 .; i ~ ,
teit all orancnes of manufacturing
414r1j , ,t)iti trot'. trade,
.ioilit aii:
taly j•a vire unger theNtarluetica or
i -
y kens VA
h ;
;
There id:,
o market
er remoio
, •
itrkets 11.,
• Oroikt . iiii'
Would gi4
Ong pripai •
erit year; h
moot imiti!
thie.
11 ,; .. se - i
Many, P. peso,. even in ou r; cu, I, tiers . •• amyl
-1 • • • 1 .; ; t ..--1 - e - 1
; ought to It ow Better, say. it ;is Iv, vender bill to ,
• ; ,;
that - of
.I • It ft. This is not tree., tis entirely a
1 •1 i, ll'
1 differevt e L ased on e.ditteren principle, and
lisperirre# eis is eirocteir, ao'fa 'atilt° lmpo 7 - 'I
sition 'of' Utica is. coneernid, ~w h
ile the Tariff'
•'- • •
11 0f4.18,46 Is siv hovtile,• trop-urecti pi- as if it had.
i been tram a in' the'DyitiSh Parliame nt for &Cob.
Vini,oni a) the; indaviry of 'this co ntry.l, . '
II I Llrst.ij Scitt:Ti.tilit,t.-C otir)ors, .iiirls: ' havere..l
11 Calved il pY LC th',o, let Atiliui4 R eport Of this
..
11 C.- rni.-**n3• i Wll.rnlte.theifollow) g el tract from,
i q the. RecpU 4 with.- regard' to ,'the • sit ; it ialaban'oy,
I: Rail Riia( ' nowin.coarse of coas t netio : - 1
1 . • ;•I • ; ; . • ; , .
' "T h e' 11l ard l ent:igen toiste the t ekhoilers nriOn'
the '.rapidly itpornaihint - eoreplet on. of the E ,t
ii
. filahrennj,Jf!iitroad,luntlet; the fileoniierien that
1 1 it will, withirtia • veil few raise • 104 •;o.ic Cam
pans sucli:an •inermlssu - of.to 440' as- folrender ire
I
trade conlMarisurate with ,t ti en h p eitY Of it, toad
1 i ' • i! h t , * d
meant the large amount. of e pip(' a ;Ton ,tepre 7
eantS: Tbe,Tnnne throug, ;the! roatl : llllountiin
waa knmennneed xpritlr, '.18591, and on theiilvt•
inst. It hail been o.i7eied °Twat,' iit.firet, leaving
less then I2oo;feet to IbsdrivCri. 1 he Seetiobleast
or Blab aeby'Cily, ef!tittirieints.fhe: lily other betivy•
,Work upon the Hoe: as definitely keeled: tbjits•
1 - present teniparary V wistern ter ious. -nt ;Tit tete
house, Rub. iv under contract, an the iondeq - Oato
Means at tile - coaintand of the - p ard, ip the only .
substantial irilic . uliv inHhia wa Sit' having. she .
. reed in 'operati o n to .
that plate; in the Spring of
1862. ' , J.-
1 ! ; - f , ' ' h -
If thorrequivite - supPleroentar
Made before the close Of the
road 'nail he c6tooloted. - Withip.ilv
the eon to.iginalli.estime rut h
liven; This Anne:ithere will; be ;
,hereafter to extend it ;virestwari
of thi; legion miry - ierfnire.' Itil
fitiiebboliters bf -ibis Company
mini necessarj ti, finish the . 'ro to ITaste4louee
- R on, in seasln•foe the liado n . 1862, ibeleßoardl,
_have :deeMedlit Adielo‘us to fis in..illiVillitee this'
rat a o f 04,, g 0 f o r,tblie and met' 9 piiwer on °meld:
fromWahabev CitYoFasta,llouie Ran, and al ly'
places between those points:at 14e; pee ion lisl'ortir
Clinton. 'i In :order: to
,malce; : ;the:lloveatment tirO-1, 1;
duotiew'frOm. ttionaleet,ftng es an additional slim.; ;
slope to the ,earii i dieel,peaselit of die"- tritde.ell, I
the Slahinby i.egrion, the i t base) agreed to allow A i 1
- dishoont :or ten TieVectitbut.on the'amoont of thee
charges tiounl the prod tet of 'al -Collieries;;whieh
shall Within tirelrs:vtio!”at :i
hf tee; the Ei•lianr4
Rtqßnid shall k be- completed in lil
and 'lb • Working
order in;; Weir relpeetiiie i puitits -of !connection
therewith, furnish:..' !twitter tonnage bf not r lcii•
than thirty tlitinsand terve pAtiti, allewania to cool
-Ilene for ten yenrs front the:Stet et January nest,
anima the rite of Charge. now . 11 . 1t4 'shall be rel.
-- &teed within' thatlpei iod tn., he extent often per
i cont., in-:which cape it shell 'tease immediately
upon euiih reductos; being mode: These tertns,
will,. it , is. tidier 4,,.if tia . enforseen difficulty'
should , interieno4 eeiretoi,thel Little ', SObu'ylk ill
I .
RaillllPd, the ,t anSportatioalitif - trio - ,buodre4
thatutaticl - tonit P 0 10,0094 CoaE from the Mebane'
'Valley la 1862. -1 ' -' I ' ''' '' '; . ; '':
Wciatittentr alt' the; - .bean, of the Corniteny
for the year, thkether with the statement ipt the
- • i ,;
elTaire ai th Compeny, - be thrly.st coal Sow, 30th, -..; .. .i -, -. ;. ' 1 • I .' .. 1
Jilfio: ; 1 -I..i' : 1 -. ;1- ;•.' ;'. I' .1
rraisapiteirth in frOd Tercusis•AeConaVor tie Year
eadiai 304 .Ntiesisdistr - ,1,40 • ,1 .; - ; , '' ....I .I•
tnal ft4nin
-R.,04
Cnal Trianspnrint !' •
Freight, .:and Tolls o 4 eitieles other
t • ttOt'Congli! . I
~ 42,948
I Pas:finks : o, Exp;rrn ind , . 9,02
-Rtnti nl,Uutles ' !
11 1 ntpls, • • 1;691 I
! . •.1 . 1 1 , • ! '
ota •
.;i , $28,398,
"TrausPetCa 30,4i0 77:
0e . °MI Mc! , Tribal. 6.1 is
tf P nrti q r , s 5891,_4 . 1 • ;•.1
Railrosis Repair*, -; ! 31,188 1141,i
Teima Waleo4 - 906-
52 SarriesitPlilli 10 le 00
C a ntina . % Eg.. '
Mt 1 ' passes at • 1 -
be:daiphls, ;JAI st. : ‘
11
1' ' .7,127
.
.1p , 1•4•9 to Sew!.
1 1 1 '-elookity;, 51,14
cooliiileat
Pliers do, : :1 .275
1 • -
toOrste*: -‘
Coo *I
?air*, .
iturotar ,
' faeltr,Work, 41 4 4 . .
Balance, . I- ' •
.
1 I
6.434 L 2T I
, 904100 .- 1,
I 023 40 ,
2,526 94 ,
• 3,714.49 .. ,
492 43 i 1
130,220 38 I , i
4--11722,322 69
WI!. WAItNaR, rfstwicur: .- I
Proift cad: :Lone Aeennene. fur tie year ending 30 1 0
J I Soveanhaii 1 810 - ' 1 1 '', I' ' I
.
!ilai i. ,-' C . ' < ~ .1
i • • . • r 1 j' . I
Pro te fr' lbw yfer wadi g Otit. _ , 1 . ...•
I°7 ter;' 1840,i 11 6130,830 f
t
I 1 •., it • ' II ,• i. i
interest Moonlit.' $ 65 . 328 91 1"
Sinking ruta Si pir' f l' I ! '
tent. Luau. i_ 10,000 Op j.- :
inking • Fend • Senn•
! X I , Tats, t.
Loans
Is t , 1 'n
'Balance of Aetount eat%
; esti to &strati FliCli,
1 .
I - -
Gene.,; I Statement of at ]
,I tie". Rail Rood and C.
isig Noir. SO, itao.
; , 1, • D
rr . I r ina,. • with I Collier
,rt manta, shaft , slopes', r
1 t Cantu, anemia,'
m landi
,*; Clinton. with' all i
l,' connected with the.
: shipping of Cotil II
i' County, • 1 ',_ j
T 1 Railroad from I. Pr t
lands
't id Mountain,wit h'
a
Sidincs, engines P"
I twocd •and witer stall
I 'freight denote; Inachin
shops, offreini, and al
mitts , connected. diver
Ta aeal Estate , ' inclodir
arid lots' at Tainaqu:
ton, Newkirkl, flingi
ascii, flead.nr. &a, -1
To General Initentoryj
including Ineolsiativei
tools and other tnove
To Suspended diebti" '
To amount due , for tolls)
, partatlon, {alto lots, I
Totills Receivable, 1
To alb,
frafeenal
ntr7.
ulnesis'tO
.retiteiled
itpil by a
ievng us
cider on
Ipenty AS
e up and
le chosen
-j.- , i. , • ,-:l,' -
i •I -.. : 1 ,
Ity . Fapital:Stnik, '. 1
.1 , pix,por cbleitga
.4 p
.2 1
r.ipe, per e: .: 'd o
"'undrirntncinnted ,
•Irni” , .' :. i .' .
4 1 IDiv,id , ..nd# "'id t nt
...I, unall,t3 f..r. I
-' l ..'Sinkint'Pand Six
". 'Sinking'Pnba See.
4. 'Cancelled 8p6c1.9 S - .'
::t‘ i Canaellel sonde 1
H•ißeierve Find, •
. i• i ~ •-•
~ ~
spa}, .
L '
e .week )s ;07
f lowr:cam=
412,753
d 3,1K0
4,14 , 3
d 0,502
d
I d '2
r 10",)
2=1,44'.
1tz.271
75.4 m
20,p1
16..72 1
20.70
6 .4 ,0
3,140
.146
subseriptiotti bel
. - - --. --- 7- - - -,- - - 1 -----
~,
''reeeet' year,lbe N
11V: ADA
dine!in,...,,,, ,- • .E b.
tbe Oblef:, Efigi . - 1,. : ''. - an •.. ._, —_ i,--,-- - - 1-7 - — 7,
~,, hot of , u. ,enni ~ " ~.., •CLOYER SEED ,- , I l .
T
!ee the hesinere I ' tit; hjgbest'price, pdid for. 6 AVER
lying' up*on the ' , '' .., BEV ) a , ' , ii' IL paid for.
Store', .
1 r the adaitipnil f; •°it'Tilie •.6 l' •.l l• ' 6'); ' I . .. • ._; : I-7 , . 11
kdceinrLi
MEM
12.445
1,459 1-
Ml' I.
1
41.587 41' .1 '
-- $130.85D 3 8
ALN. JR,„I- rr,r;surr.r.
1.. • i 1 P. -1,
tittl•SeAkitkifi j .,Vat.;
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J . 1 j $1,409,4 4 8 2 /
Clinton' rsrs t . 1 4, „
vi _
car houses -1 •i
' l iana; Acalell
ne and Trork
illimptiliej
/ltd., sig buildlno
ii; Pdrt Clill
' ,A 4- gui,in
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fit: Proper;
,471010ree
1401mIlen
petits, trim
OR.
roarr,
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by the Co
erect on IA
ety per c.
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per c.
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A Idesirablel*tion ar i the Itetaili9 .B-Lisian' t 91t,
irr 5000 to ,5.,47.6 tong i p,, !! . VIDUL, Et lAbliA 11114 1
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i•;tEPPLIER'S•• :COIL .••
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--: r , - ••• - al : . '.
i.', , : ,- '. wotwg„ ~. , ~.,.._
.1T Jove aTipAliited Tit.1.4.1c. T . / re:NE t. , l-!...!, , ,'
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solo awl exqlitsitte Agtntot tilt. the totte or all It 'l4lO ith
plimprtof the eullteri..F 9irmerlyinar . i +d and; orgkl liy
4.ohn aS. ItisnvOrk v iz:' 17 . : : . .
,I 1,.- i :
/1:0620 -.Mountain, , fro*, Loeis ,Ruovitollll3.7.
i 00.. :. :dci'; •- . K : Tunis 1- -'I : •db
BrosA Moiint4ii . . ; 4 1 1 • Iditit otli3r,elndS)
raa:Ch do' -,R. Alftl x : 4 ,,‘1 :Lew ~; • ..:11 .
1 - - . ... ,1,-, , - ,C1,13.1t1. • A. nkeiti 'W.
'.Philada.lpla, •icfacanibe . rils.l,93. ' - ~ :::. I '
, • : •1 . - ..c..; -',, 7 '...2....--.- - , 1 . .. ,-... ,•;
I Pakles dealelig to ptsiilniss an f tbs ajaavoijiain,
Coals e 4 .0 unier !omit : :. •'. 1 -,. ••' ••. • i . iii
. - 't ' • .•i.• • .t . _
__ -132 S Wan t.:sir4t,PkillaN
iIIiLER; 529:01 & CO.- ; Trinity 9 I ding,l.4irir York.
11 • ' 1,, ' ;92 :.. 4 taW S .Alostln, Ma:ss..
11"..E9 'K TYLER. llartforil.eonneell .1.11. - , '; i
Ot., as lwratbfore.from 1LEP4.1.....:1 1.1199111ER.'
1. 1 Nov: li ;.'6i) 10,111 1 - ", , 1 *. •
.1 , .. thlladatiajala.
..! • i ' ~. ii - . 1
I -'.. 1
_. ~.., Eat' E;talin Co,, - .l4TEapt Frsnloln Cial Ii nor sold
1 1 - 11.:9; IIA.'3IM Err& CALL/WE'LL. , II
tboui may always dapeul Upon geltir
1
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August 41,43 I 0 . , i . ..,
i II •
. .. .
~Coal Trade ;bylllailtran
i Quantity•of Coal sant la) , Railroad
on Thursday prenluit, last: . , •.,
'From POit Cartkiu 1 , - 11 -- •.r
enttstville, ' • • L-• •'•I :
i• • ' ,'.
litisikill ,Ilaverr; - I-, ' -.'T
A l uburn -., .- , • ;I•
-:- 1 . :7
/Port Clinton - - -; - i i
- :' - -. ' L .!
.1 • .*
'I TOtal for FA ', . -ir ~ r ,
•.'..,..
Pierbiusly thisyriar,.. • •-• ,' -• .1
- 1.
I - .Total, -'. - .
, . .
To slime thie.last. year- 1 . i' r
preemie i!o far-' . - -.,-• 4
sebtaykill VpiiisiY R4 l l l
The fah-mine Is the qiiantitv ol 17;
'l,e .litlereel..lleilreads lh Sella! 1;11
'pectn; era-Thursday erehlng last '
'
51lre-,11111 & S. Raven It .8 4 ';
r.; -,.
ti
41. Carlon . , ' 4 . ' 7
achtlytklllValipli. • .1, '. 2t9
Mill creek. -; I- ' ' 1 f ' • 11
',Little Schuylkill; st
PineigrOre Cci,al Tr d
Atoount transported thirlogltil
• . - - 1 ~ • ' ' ittli: :
'Unlen Cab's! Railmad; , • - . - '
Swatara Railroad,
'Lehigh Valley, B. R.'
For.wevlr..itctiait on Satunta,
j tlazleion.. (A. Paidee 604) : '
Solar Loal,(!acker,k C 0..) .1 1
'Council A lage.(3harpe, L. A Co.,'
•
Mount Plaitaanti ' 4
I
S. Mt.. (Charlem Hata Pibira.)
Colnialne.(itatcitti4 JoAnsora,)
Bean!! M'aildoar. • -
,N, Cork k Pehigh.creligiriA +39,1
I N. Sp. Ht. (J-. B. 'McCreary *Co.;
S. S. Slt,(Dolbln A 964-
I Je , ide, , •
„ •
Uarnan Parma.,
Other Shippers, '
II !stet:by Railroad,
IList,yrar, t
i io fir. ' .
. .
Ittale• -qf Toll Mnd •T
3 . 3 st ILLILKOAD
• '1
Fr."' • -Pro?*
' . ..; C4rioni, Carbo
To Rligimood, I CA tr;,.
.Philadelphia," 17j ; ; 'I 77
1 17 - 1.14_
.i 831. 87
tLetiligir • •
iftafainr , Yrelt•ti! !mm 1 Chankl to gllzi,mibport,. 2,00
FRtillll
VIA, kinds or
dotenOr
~ I
Trees *airanted to qe w,
il-Peivorm waoti -
Idnm , at hi. Seed Store_ lkt a.
Potter tile s Feb. 29,13
• • The Best b Ileton - Shiq"
ClareONS'l'AN'r -Y They
Orferi, wavrantkciof
""le
"
tti I telt , 't ;Of jail 6rlLikdkispd
Virll4 Its.tbionik"4
:)fogie itufaing: of oltirto l #• •, .
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'• 'Centro ii!tioet,inyo ‘ tulni o Itotel. •
l'ottoTille.Yebiflou •6t : • ii -11
. . .
.LEBAticin.vii.q.4tiNs T gruTE,.
nv I lilt, e nen . CO., • ..
A. J. BU BIDE, PRINCIPAL:
-SCHQOI, is des! ice. Itci meet
T• is far am *ay he ihe*quiremeii4 of Cs, • ige ;11*
rooms of Inidenetton twlng poi arranavid *0 extended
that pripil, of att;y ILlct for demrsO of advauectieut may be
entered to. orally squat ad van eint,Mmin a' in its
dilt.y e nt departments4(EaiyhiSh, Classisol and
—the rudiments . of Ydpsit tieXgber **Mr'
mating. a. neleut4lnd ,msstrrit taWStiaii& theory ah 4
midges of Ut-dit of !dm/title, Intlate.4,raiteg, de: Tilt
incricts is .11 vpacioas, three storY;?brich strucpro,
planriol sod built espial', rsly,for liaorsliag iNegimol: The'
location is pleasaist. soclifded—L, with* view
of the' teba eon I:altsylt. milmt eaitiraril of liar
riaburi.'and [Wait of i WSLINGF
set:_ arsewilt confluence off .1103DAY.Apriiiitts. 1861.1
Exrzlcsa for lioamli.Waship;. Light* and; Tuition pre
quarter, (it wevilts3 -M..• For Tuitioti ;5 to slo.
, Addltiotial loaf ASis AM! sitit‘ MceSerts 1 14% 1 4, eleb sq;
for itwde,P. [
Circulars and nuttier intionsuen mei De . outaissil by
addreadng the Prins pair ,! , J - ,II3I3ICiriSIDZ..
Veb.'4:4 'll • I , . '4l4lllrtillik.Pa;-.
MIST, - ALM PECON 14
EE INE,: .
&Washed • IL*. carrying the . ai ls.
- Sailirt2 P+Nifirigy cp?. thi r. ,Liog4dertsiisick - I
THE mtiOnient . 4;i Extreiitedfi
Clippektlis'Alißeli 11111101LW',f bi Sion il
..rapidly loading Ist Sorg. East . nittesoitad I will an no.-.
pateboi ibe flatboat.** flab of. Slaisis;.! ilha .has , alarana
and ansafpassed ietgaantodaHafts toed sill* AM and ini.4 l
sand Cabin pumengels„ all ;ad deck. i , !
b i
' •'. • 'r' Ilan ar
Vest Cabl e Aavbii, $2OO ; I &range:
emit& lyttio. I: ', •
Children is i
41., terto oriel two:giant 'awl asuli4,
:twelve. ball ink s..' 'l•i ' '' I :5 -, •I• i . , ....•
rot traitta Of its,APpir 04 .iilrcleit. to 1,- . ;
B. W. C 1111021,igr Barns iftlist, Bair -Tor*. ‘
light Bills tot mid, &sill essl* l 'alista , Kailisolo. on ann.
Oen fir Afialmili: Wein. vivito* 6, 1 ~
-: - ;robtiu 7 '....% .01 . ~ t.ressAvoi,f, 4 , 4 -'l . 1
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AItDIN 11` 1:.
If, alai's, 14:! A. B
• j„„„ ii • .
ret.. January -
owsfasifitirt.mtia b ,# , L it
HLl'it! ndetrpignod,i havirig, vprt -
' • pipits* wpwavai cd its ism ss bi l i o nUtiZtrpr . ;
Intoptdettt 511 0,4:, 1 11*. go'd , 1„,,,,4 1 1iJi to-,
footstool to ,Sedboyllau Contly,ottero
lifiottOo of Iltinoa. I 9Mes West IlloOtot
, • , WILLIAM &I
Baal 'to P.l.N:cs, N.G. lististiVaad. Wit/ tutu, it.
Pot tst Esb. 1 6 / 64113
' A 'PEW VOLVIIIME: 'r •
Thi ; Noith of , togland xispe ir
- Nngineene.' • ,
TUSI s'rkiived.,l , l r he &hi YolOme; Of
i -03 this tokioksot hi,o valuable wadi uteakiiiing.
ly CeMplete, sets inS t 4 Alin 020 be 'ap
plied by 1, I 11$114-RANNItiArII rtm:
r goitre. Street.
,
SOTILCIE 1O CONTRiCTORS.
ONDRSIGNED iprd4oose to
;et cootss. ,o ut osussthis si 6.1 la tuts,
at their didereat se• lIIMRACHII. &CO.
SRPAurple;steurity trill be require&
• Voir particulars; mule., to • R, whoa. tiyi l easid4.
ihriV4eaels rreefreq ontligth of
Fehruiry 11.'0 , , C 7-41, I,
- • • - NOTICE. . - 1 .!.
E begslciiyp,:..tn: in
'.7.l"'rtii bet &fetid's' rood $ - 1341 gertered,Abit be
bee opened in •Stlnbarr: Otreek 'Minks - vitas •SIOVE;
AND Sittq litONISTORII, In the Teresi' forsworn
orrapied by, 4. IL•Unnsi4brhere be intends - 0111ns coeds
In hill 1100 at ebeerP as they 'ono be 'borrow 'ben
by poi:4,-14 he hdpre to rector a Ale
t. Alio, all Mode nt drepalrbo ,
•y 1 4.1.450n1, 743t 4 1 •
1 ~ , I 4S•
Hf. utt4tr'pigt,
T
1 :
Carlos the 'taiest
st of a leer li•ountr Mr to comma
• Ina traveling Agency, upon a War, oil ro IT D.l "
' tars per Meru , and all expenses al Ibis ilia
l' op p ortunity I , eldoui offered: and to %brow w o merit the
'approbation ;of fbel . Subscribees. by strict. ' Mention to
' boidneens can rely Spat constant employmetat for a term
of yearn. :Mir farther partieulars' Or
l . I! 1 - CION * ANT g i IAtAKE.
.' 1 , .. ,si Matti St., Atkinson ' ptd, Ig. 11.
• • 24 e 611 ' .1 ' l ' 11 444 m l '
v- 044tIlst FACTORY:
, .
ITRIPPIZ ICIIAIN, iriatiQ 4pressly
1.• fi;i•Aid6.4 , I . 1 11_ il ..1 _
, . i,, ~, • • . 1 ; • 1.. Chovrinire Trpnnu l, , 41. .T.
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• .1, ' !..li , ~ .' 1 i•if, •,' -
5, 1•, 1 , ,L 1 I -ur.vzits TO: I'lP I; 1 •
• . Vulvas SI I;rnras, Esqr., Preeiden of the; Donaldeeto
• ,
, i,0 t .,,,,,, a ,,..i.i0 it st C. 1 I 1;11i ', .
- Amu. U uctriv
2 Mess. Ficut LI rl i'itlia " d i alpbia,
G, ifir•Samp i
t: and laity for
0 then infointatfpnmean. ugne °conger Inviiliacre Jost ,
0 nal- - '1 1 1 i • as
. Nog; W:Gt
iii4el 45. .
. Gene al I
1 Insurance Br me. -,
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1 , [ I 1 • 111 ,
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FIRE, 111 1.1711 11:AD LIVE INSURANoIt 1117,01 KER.
4 1 lll , i ____L -I. ' t i
a. ___•.- ti l' - , • t '' t ._
cl , OFFlCES—Cetttre Btr•et, below. itithan ,
) •, - Esaftaide,:"ltd at 1 1 . _exatiTIvaniit Bar g°
' i k- '4 ' _ . - . Pc•itivitte,lPa.
t ' . 11.• , ,17 '
I ar•lnsursitese effected on all drsiriptiOna of prop'et
. ty, In.strimplgoreff,, , n and Ameelein' Ced:unqs. All
• .
• .yarticulara.furolibed on applicatknt at tbosbove named
Potisafiln. ancip , ry '26, 'Bl. - ' '
IraMea itztrzieflowerrcras.
I
, ! '• LI • • • il ,
Ptlßp 1 NIGHT : OIL.
t - t - Avir4,o been . appointil , by the
A I"; t ri l:
enaittifact_rs. :lOU. AtiRSTS f , lb sale of
the a ' , lire 21,1 ten.' WM are onw prrpirred tci furnlab 14 to
Fitt:pi:Ai 4111rOk:ALEILi, in socithqSatatities as may
be rooted; t I . - '.
i
1 , }
1,46,i5i
I •
376,233 9
$1.7411
130,826
i.: 166 6 2: , 4 ' ' 6 188 0 °1 4 li t.
53,590,209 1
J f21: 4 1 5 0 0 t
t il l
' 613000" Oi
- ' , • 1 1
Phll+'a.
1, MI
It, i 2 Uead,iriry~d At/ bucked, rifiht:l i ttorreis.
- 5 . 2 . 1 75 , Per;
Libev i t pOttlactiOn pirg i tt . ptatithsises.
/4".Ths,irticielmuit not, be..ron'touiled. 4lth
dretje. It he'mg,ls , stated, simplythe ire.' tOitht soil,
• the irratAque,of sr bleb to well ktiown'tbkohunt the
world.l
i i. i i . I I. *.
Ittsittiesoiiar3d .by
For sOldf °lily lb:
- 7 , , • i ' - '1
-f . O R P H ANS' COURT SALE.
,T)U4SUANT toinvoytinr el' the .1 ' 214 . 7,,
I . : --phntil7 . ,C2rt of, th.; County of Se nylkill.. in the
Commotoreutth IPennsylvitnia:, the subreriber, adnfin?
1
lstraior of floil, 's ate of JOIIN FR M
EEAN,Ante of the
bernugh ellSchtty kill Ilavenin . the cchinty Of -Sehuy I:
kill. deceisfd, will expose: to ante by%ipdtille sendue or},
Sat urdayfthe „Nlinth day of March. neap at I O'clock-In'
the 3 rte. rerl , h . . ,tli the Public Motet, Of 'E ward' Drier, In.
the boron: 1h of Sehaylkill. Haven ' In, the County of
Pettily lk illi.sfri raid: A:l.tbat .certain f ibrick hou•ei El MI .
lot :of .. irOurtd,s t nate in the. borongtio 1 Sehtir lkill Ha-:
yen in thUlCout t 4 Of Schnytkill ar d.Stineof Peonvylve-: .
nia, to, wilt' ;Al , ltint rertuln• hrlek .. li , . Use and lat. of,
I
ground,feontle ln Coluinbin sin - nit, bet lig thirty fee! In,
tortadth..e t td adj. Ailing a lot' of . arnlt Sterner. Sienine,
and La - 10C f - ..lraihun Itriekifiejcb - an tending beet -----i .
to -"---4: ,11 11 - ti late the estate n said iderared. Tertn.
and condition made lanrwo at be , ti 'ei and pinee id!
le* by ''. 1 i- i - Phi IMP BO ER. dentnagrutor. I.]
r
thy Order of the Orphinte Court, l 3o2 Ilawas. Clerk.
IN , totq e..lftit.:9. 'tit ' .., .!. 1 ! -- ! , 6-St , .
~.
FAMILY BOABDINII BCH latEOE, • OEN°
• ,'- .11 J MEN AND BOYS. l'• • : '
At P0T7 1, 370 11", , Jlonignmery VYninty, '. • ~ I.
frOT H ENTIF:111 . B,es ' ion , of this',
i..
. _t ~ se,tic t oi
.. ill' open IFedneiwl4, N rember the 7tlal.
, . Among:the' drantages offered, they ' named the tel
lowing-I ii ..•.
Reasonitille t rma- . 7 A healtbyand att. , etivesitnation:
An exterrilve m
ml: thorough court-ci ildy- Liberal
ti .
Pm:Osten! SIJ r tbe peteal chmtbri, of uplis., Perentai
discipine atilt supervltlon Of trio i ilaand manners.
--, An exper#enee teacher for every leis pPils ; ' .. --. •i ,
For ciraulars,tenyeying full inform,' lob i nddrtenatte -
Prinelpel* i ;I . s . ; . i Ituvi' M. l
MEIOS. A. M.
t
. , l . 1• - ,i• -J. W.'fi ltblN, A.'-tl:_ i
- .nEnitima4 i - Henry' Pons, Dig.; J.,Dditoti Steele. r.,,,, 1ii .
. wiii;.. Mintier. Esq:.James Illiterilsokise, Ear' ; fleor,at
Itirberdsi Elul.; tiro.: X: S., Vcist t Puri.muel Edwarde;
FL .
.Iloo,,Jaules Cooper; I inn.Owen . Jones • third Patterson,
-Een l 7 Ilehrj Saylor, Ely; .1. W. Cake;. .. •
- •
September 1,
'6O . i ii - '. •it , 39 6m . ' •
.
' - • - - .'#l: - ci Jinx) iii, THE LADIES. -
pr. DIIPONCO'LI GOLDEN BILLS for Female!.
,Infutrible?.in enite:Liiinregietzlipg a r.':f . rereorie2'.,oil i
,9bstrisert on:, from whatever .coure, and. al- -.-;
wor suce..44l arjei p i rer fire. .' .•- • t •
PILLS • 'h.:4.v, j ,tii 7 , 95e,d - .."lsir•
Doeitois ft• r many veers', tint! In: France .and
17 .1 ~', , E.i.-'- ' 1 •
. Attierfea.l,wittil unparalleled eureese in livery, cane; and
' hits unied by many (hoer:and ladies vast need them to
Mike C44,1'1111 nubile for the allieriatt r ti t ,those , suffer, ! :
oi
In; froutianjjrregutaritien whatever ,i i iivell as to pre
, rent an bite:timer - of family, where beas t will not permit .
It. Females pee& tarty' fit tlatesr,Or the' siimpordint then,.
-selves co;are, , autiOned against using' hese Pills while,
in that condition. as theproprietor as, times latt respnit;•
"Ability otter this 'admonition: although'. their mildness
would pievent any mischief to' healt ;: otherwise: the
Pills' r4rfeconitmended. Full and exp kW:direction!' at , .
i ls
iii
• companyeart box. I:fly*. One Pollee ; tilti . wholesale
and retail by alley G. Byre** SG coh..Dfu - ggi4.. •.-
• .‘ . &le i Agent:Celan, street; ImYrrsviLLn Pa.
cirtaat..a,!tty sendine thins tl, in ;the ..Potterille
1 1 04 offire,° . tan bare tile - Pill' sent t ,anyr part af 'the
enuntry,!(eonfidenliall and "free of !vista - ger, by malt.
- . Feld. rilsio,'bi It, 11. tivirr. sf.,Ciatri J. Kamm lirrawit
Micierer Lle;' and •by 'one . Druggis t in' every town and.
"village iif tho2stata, 'i, }- i i 1,: ,
• - S. D. Howes ($OlO PrCprfetair.) New Fork'.
' 7 ° 1 1.7?"1 9 ....'fit '4 ' ' •I-. i ; I i .', : 61y ..
irEceluslvely by ;ill
I g ie pure le' a le Vi n i f i f e r° ,
HENRY 11E14
ifotlStll. 1
l or the eek'imdloz,
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• t'. 1106 10
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I " 11, 623 ir
'. . • 1 -':910 09
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- :- 3,023 T 0
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, '293 91= 03
g-9,995
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at trahmitti.d tYrCt•
II Coirkiily,'fot -week
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• 112 V , *?.,916:00
,07i ,14.434'.0s
03 '.. 1 I. p big jOR
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1,8414 1 .1/13,52$ 15
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1.5 .10 (1S 015 69
9611,42' 9.720 19
lir j 1 1 -1033 IT
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721,411 - 1,i11.166 19.
E51:05 SiTSS 15
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i 53.272
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199:02 3,2$ '1.9
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From from , From
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A u &errs. Onn.
1601 . 144
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ERT'MENTS
E a.C:
ru(t Trees by the
‘urniabed ei r Nureery Price*
- 'lt I ANNAN.
t they repte-teeni.
esti: leave their ad
tado. t! ! .1
r
=Eli
siklttu...l by " ' e t
ALLPN•SL-NEEDLIFIS
410 1 .42 South Deliteare Avekriitte,• •
I ''? '
l aza 41 ,Sonth-Water Street,'
Ist (160 0, !• rite.btut, Se i,4t,
Philphla.
; t -
• '
F.vt,nine:y [
i,ALLEN . 4' NEEDLES', .
".fit11101:Elj . 4 f TA i'Vtp..Ale D . -
SFTEIt.PIIO.ST 111TEU,OF. LIME .
440,16/iki;ect I[-unitant apte by
tikfiutands'or !Faimierirnicl P4ingers
„far': .! •
cl.ltutuber of :yet! r. 4: limo.; • '•, '
"Pricei+l4ll per,2,000 lbs: • (2 14 cents per :lb.)
• cal:r.A.wc).(.!
• •
Peruvian. _ Iti•reirrd direct triatOthe qatertnent
• r itztares. Warrastid• genuine. ' •
tehaboa. This Is the (*.blunts:l Fe4thery Gii4
1, , . ,ana, Imparted direct.. , ...7,
- I :
ALLEN -,&: - NEEDLE - 4? New -, Fertilizer..
The lbw iirße sn d;supen.w ferilliter
fast It. Inbiverwr.4 n•.e, •; -
Pries-411,30 per goof) LPr Tit per lb.)
Bois - Button.hskersfilne: 9na Dust and'
, Bostis„ I 1 •
!maid jPlasteft. -Wsrrsnied purr' In hamils. •
A 1166k-31.de:1 action plaid° to 11EA!,B118 on all the Aisne
. . • 1 ...
• B, bare large number of 0101canas for Pre•
laluinifStraided: by , the eariens I.4o l feeltieral &eddies.
- irhicti 04.3m1...60.46d to cell rail lexiond mi. 1
; • I: • ALT.. BaCED/sEk''--
So4h 'Whaives anal Wate'r,st.
• ()OI MAP , °bore Chelf!lnl4 l'/ . 11111EL • I'111.A1: -
.febris3ry'9, '6l • . .-f 6.3 m
_ • %pi: • o) ••
Lenialusdetrry. Gla sg o w and
ryh6 MON'I'REAL,'OCEAN fiTEA.m ,
COMPANY'S ' , bit I Clair ,;you pii!rer . ia,:
yde !milt Skiitners:`. 7 • I: . . •
• IifICA ktri',//4-4 0 - EI • • (....9tr. Mr Milgter...." •
DeX.V4K. • AI range.
' • No rth Unfroze, ; '1; Rolland,
CsktPlal. • . 1•: • I ft' ..Gmbalmr:
• N.; Antkina r k; ' • I:r .1,
.
. , Nntintinn,
IhUcaxtax.• • • 1,. Bultllng,)
Ce'irylng [tie Canadian an d Volli'd States •
Our. i f the steamers of tbd :11ns• salt front Ltirer
foete ery Thursday. and froM Portland eterj Fattiedity,
calling at' Lond.,ylerry to remise tin boar& and ;land
mails sod mtiarngers to and from Ireland and 8. - otlantl:
irlasgokr; posertifers'are furnished with rrsa pavan e itch,
et/ brand (Mtn Lonaooderryl ''
- Rats of Pakmge from N. 'Fork to ;ILeld ' idonderry, Glas:
;,row. of laverpoolt— , : ' ' • • _
Fl rat clams. (according to oreolmnindellon,) ,14'
Steerage.: (found rfJth koked'primisione.) : 10.
Ahit4perlenrod Borogin al ta<tied to pleb steamer.
Return Tickets Issued etleduceddlates. •
; - Certificates tuned for bit n Ind n'o4, passengers Ifodl all
the . pit emirs!' towns Of Otbat Brltaltb and Ireland at the
following low rats;:. 'I i' .r.`;l. • • ' ' •• • •
dLiondoirdery to New York, It - I. tlO
0 largos!, to New Fork. - . 1 11 1 1 - 42
Ltveristol to New. York. 'II; . • ••• 35 . 00 '
From ntiyji,:it. station in EnStantli, • 49 09
From " ' '" Ireland, 4'.• • ‘.st
/tom Antsterp.likensen.lismbeirgind;Rottudalts. • '
.• ' te!Won, or New Foils; IL • I ' ,•40 CO
Tie ets tinned at lects-n entee:t4e . WSSIPSISTON Lisa
.11.1 LING • PAcitis, "lariat Liverpool ; fur Nev York
weeklyy.'.• r • • •
Poet nuances apply at the 0111esset .4
Abe C0mpei5 . 7,.213"
Broadway, Nee. • York. BStiLli Jt. SEARI.N. Gement
Atlanta. or to 4. AILLVE LIN; ILASILIS.; Pottsville, Pik.
Stiat
sA)Li. 'a L
~, ~' - , _ NEW, irrokßE.: : 1 -. .
Tut; subscribers ':ltifnOutice to he ir
• - friends inul the eitizeis of P : AttitUlo iod Tktplizi
t ttligel 03.1* taken ' 1 I i + , •• , ' •
'' . , "Xilotiniurett OT.D ritiliD.a , ••-._ ; •
. 1
1; • , 011111tt . tfl Scampi old Market ltra4.
*here CAM Id wart 0* foundia rod iiroitawit ci
DiVrtl•o4ll4. Gremyrtiteirtoilitele, .
it: .
4
and arradity of &Skin abut, o slept s Sot due so ,
011 irtroty; igniktnaltdiell tbokr owe thoroughly,
they heitte i cot= vide brat et *ttostion to bad.
tnetatki tatritostter, hitlist ileovtvo. , '
-Frit& GoadaCcrostailty Arriiim.
Ihii beet ankles tilworti, koadist ittolotreetPNlCZll
roa CASH.. •• i- . 11 ~41 i M. • R. NICHOLS,
.il ._ •'1 - . -1 -,,, 1 , elm: Vr. secs._
jiiri ; CA id• AND NX NINNiaLIR STler:
=EI
.*-. • •
•
7 4atirlay Febriutry 23 1861.'
-
Tow . ,
Mr Lincoln , Imdlinenttnsiastit reOptjlo.
on ,Tlmunday. Be wan
. aarn. abrirg YeloeoeT.Ll:•', ;1.1
..fratfizzettiesii.l
- Efectioir4iin New York &wee, !,
now p rogres ii ng , ar&al I strongly • in favor of
Repnblitaniem, they: were Jest 'year—in I
some instancesithey. ergs show gains. ,
Passage thin' learta•pirt..•
At a late hour on • fWediiesday, nigh(
Morrill 'tariff ;hill; considerably; amended,
passed the Although we, cannot
prorecif the Sentoe's aetion on the warehouse : ii
'system; yet the bill ierrenilly, is so.nearly whit
Pennsylvania wants, that we; hu,*,itEr pass age
will be secured at:du: s kean*, session of Con- t
gross. - 1 J./ '-• •• • 1. • • • •
- The vote was 24 yeas- nays. ;Every ;!
Democrat' in. the. Senate tnteepr of
'Penniyirania, Voted. rigaink it, end every' Re- 1,
publicans Tottl fOiLit.;, 4 "Douglas iioroulyvo
ted-tigahist it, but spotreirigainsi it;' . ' •• !;
- •
.. . ,
A. NATIONA 4 ' Cos*tx,rioi..L:By the att.!!!
.nexesi.extraci.frein! the: Washington cartel.;t...
pindenee oil the -Nort-AAnteriactri, it ;will be !• •. :
seen- that the 1 writai , ;...viho is one of:the Most .'• 1•• .
reliable Correapondents in that Cityy states' !
that the only: propositioo which;canceininiend ! ';
Reputilietiti Support; Lithe ouefor a National : -
-Conventiott,' Ne!consider it-Alt:cheat . Mode; '
• f
of a rranging any.pending dispute, or listening!.
to demanda, and believe that the Masi of.: the!
1.
peoplci arbula . .".apitiOpe , of it; :tlitdetiientlent.!( -;
•
• Ailer.surviyittitbis whole fietit.cit observe ! .i
tion caleily, , , a:fit:With! some lopOortunity of . .
aseertaintug the tendencies Of _opinion, my!
mind has . reached .the; -conclusion: !that 'the!.
Peac C'orivetitiikt tartly:eke no recommends.-.'.
tion Which vrill'ecitninand a united. Republicl '
`suppOrt in both Ltonsaa,.but a Nationalj . Coni .
vention on the basis propesedbY' the' rlegialaf •
taretf !Kentucky. 'What woutd-iiitsur.coi to*
nimo a vote„frurn -theta; and if the democratic
side!vveild neeenithisstoim o ro om p no93 i se , it
~.
could be carried before Saturday-melt ' Bet '! ' 4
"the 'delegates from Yirgiitiadeelare it. ;multi ~
not Satisfy their penple, and ,!..North Carolina ''
~
is elniust;necessarq controlled byheicourse, '
KenttiCky is committed
..in advance, ',though: 1.
'the - comniissioneralfreat that:State are most '..-
anxious tor it; settleineet *hi& [-wilt:net in-.
.volve delay: If thii.lierder:States..would cent«,
up to the ,convention:cuarageouslY,`, and thus •
allow, time! for: the axoitetneut, to 'ittibsidb, !:,-
there! would becticeierioui:difticolty,in effect-_ 1,
ing a'Firreignent and . atisfaeto:ry adjnitufeat, _ '
in a convention
.0( a llthe. States, saye - year ;
ri 7 c
hen Ce....: It is of the )1 t iinfiortaiteethat both'
.sections - should up:p . ,4 Li . that 'Subject • with
the •upiiiisf!!forlietirati and -deliberation.-- '.
Neithbr is is the, propr.fratue - of' Mind ,- now !
to tippreeiate the .cot ceisitnis that may be • ,
neeoet3 to restore; harmony iii- ; to,:' regard the
State of Opinion' as.it etub.dy exists, and 'flUe . -
.which allowanee Mott beimade in any accetn, -
emdatiOn that may he itttetnpied. -.3 Nalitn.t. ,
' a l Corit 4 ention reqnire
C. , lii:r sadritee- of ; pried- -
i
ple,or'of pride on: ther ! 840. 1 ; :.Itiis one ! of
the modes - pointed ot i t -bi.theetnistitation for
settlingauCh tolitray isteti,itidlit Lute becti
proposed by Kntucky, .Which . .!kai :well be
regarded as .a.inediatei between the; two ex=
trenies. '' : i. ! '.: i.
1:19X: 1 F.lW l ,ll:l l cOnce in'e speech de-,
livered- in the Court ; House .or Saturday hist,
was quite
,elciquent
,the; langnag,e'.of
Linenln tbatj•noboify.. is stilfetiiig'anything:'
Nowc!'3le.Lincole'4'Blangti'agebellire the Ohio
Legislature, was ; : 7 . ' ,
' , .111 is a gOod thing that there, is,no mere than •
anxiety, fut there -is Anibing going wroilg!" ---1
1 1t:is a consulll4 sireeMstanen that when we
lOok out, there is nothing that.rolly harts any: .
body, We ' entertitin- , different, yiewa upon
pelitical
, questithis, but, nobocl .. isauffermg 2
atpything„, a most connoting I circiim-,
stance; and fromi IS we may een r cludelthat all:
we-want is time,:patietice, and reliance. on
•that (zod ,who - has. never forsako - his`,:speitple.
While awatql.ng -ape : Insliee'to the ability,
• 'of Mr; 11 1 ughes'ito depiet:scenes'of Suffering :
which :can be fonntiti any given nuMber in
:the principal cities, ;11w : eye at this ;season of
„
the Yeaf,,we think that, he' has 1 , entirely mis•
taken Mr.: Lineoln's I , tneaning.:. : . The ,l'rent-•
'dent-elect was hot isp,eaking'ot .local „o'ef
enretaticlal blit : .'in n - b i road, l getieral
political ; senseo simply saying,. what we 41
feek that the venial' I seeesiiutr-L. 1 4. certain
States has produced, no crash-o.r wreck of the
• republic:.
Tie 13Order s tates! are by no taeana . satia•
Aed.i with, the Firogrlainmn of mififary desp9t=
foreshadoired t by JeffersOn Davis, and.
rendered neceisatv ilia coridinon, ov4n:
anothq•pOpult#' resentment after the:present
paroxysm has Pasgtd..".] '
1 e tiiirtirtbSioneol of br. BSufortra Liver favlgo-,
rater and paoilty Carbirtir Pill, le another Oolumn.
pirOptionti;lrliikt redden . t e rtgee of nor '
mate are roodreelofr Vut.itowan linottaitta4, and
.4 1 18T4IMATIC A vitecritve.
.EsPerieare having
Riuved "bat simple; rentedies often aet•etWedily
and ceriainly 'When , [titketa in 'the early' stages of
the diaeaseg, roseiar.te sbould tit • ones!
.bet had tor..
"Brotilei BroarOri }Trollies," 04 . .1;v:singes, let the •
C o ld, cough; oil Irritation of-the Throat - he - ever •
tro..slightosi by :this !Precaution A laore PeriO?S"RV"
ifrit *my be. effectually worded off: pent.t6 SPEAK.
ER* .1.4 y. theta : effectual fur clear- •
ing- t aud streigthening', the'. voice. - .Sea etivertige- ,
went.' •19-Bua
Tfie following tmpitotentary natter! is taken
.
front the bltere.ert ,enowrwr ,
• •
toiokrinie • nmielit:o" sefferiey'retiered by gating „.
iieLean'e'Sfrc . o - gthis i rinleoritial. , —Stnie the` 17th
of_Aagnst, tile , tollgirhry cage" hews keen reported
108 persons hare, eert cured cir General VitOlitY.
88 persons hive en cured of Nertrinie
:• R 8 petering bare berniseitred of 'Diseases of the
.180 Peirronseiho bave,been alliered With isrious
r.orn s plaints;.,reier,.lslirenie Diarrbort,'Dyieutery.
Liver
,GAriplaint,ll4, tribt -,Sweats, 14804 , pda:end
Week.nefte ,of the 'Digestive Organs , have l lnetrt.
etired,dtevids large,ntimber front wbout we bare ,
not 'Vet nerd - • „ • . '
- McLean's Sirtmgthitning Cardin tend Ilitiod - Pa. %
rifler'. it e'retnedy`required,by every 'obis in - the
W egtsin and . Soutliern eanntry. It , tunny plea.:,
-gent •nd Agreeable o take, and Wean :taken by .
Aloe, woman or chi d.; •. 1 • 1 y.
Ks a . dittreile; it will :entre any dues" of the
Kldriemor. Lied(' r, and as an' alterative, it will
purify rhe'bitnid, a' d remove elliiidtplea, sores or
bloiette* from tbe . .s in.. . ,. ,_ - • •
Try it—.-one.draq eigiursOliiha
mom seertteal'ot wonderful strongtheulLg and
tn•igoraturs.pro lielr.- ; • .
• . S're . 4;a4v . srit.' t •usent InitriMber'eolurign.
b
E '
. ' i• liorti.rwitimuz m - Altiters'' , :• 1
•••J ; . (Firlibleeale Prileer.)' , . ~... • .
INluoil 1 0 1ousoe.stre ftudly;liik beissl,'. J' i ..- - IR 00
do . - 1 410. - . !eitr_ti, ~• :..-. 00. ' 1 . , • ~ 4 741. '
I
do • do. -op -.. us,- do' • _ i • . l'i • ~, 441 .
• Illeirlour, .. 1! , ; •-., .'dO-. .: - J -••[ ''• 4 . 00 •
•' 'l% heat,. 'prime '..wh, ler, 2 . If bushel, ',, ••1:, •. -, ••• 1 40,
' - do
_.• prlexe•re_ . .., -. 'do - .. . .; .. s - 1 231
1 ' EOuP Beam', -: • ~4 : - ido -.' .. 1:. 114 4 VW:-
. tolled 'eorhr r 4, t Point, i.i : • -13'
do
Prr4d. - At L . .
tli, i do aop4r44. 40 , . •.. -; ~ ,
14,1ed'A24 403 , ! .• '. t' 4° .. •‘• I' 2 l '• • •. 4 ;
tty r , ' .. , Isk bor401; i ; .760c l :diet-pox. plosind . 14 es 14 •
.ebto,•• - :do i ..', ' , 474 S ouldets l -' • . '-;•• -10 i!. 11 '
Usti y, 1 " dif = .l , ' 11 . ' 34 14414 #0 i . l - ' ll ' - ' :-' 12 / 4
rotetc 44. do -"' •'fl : .-,. 1 2ard,N ..'' . ,-_, • .",.. •1 ''
„TlOrthy deed,: ' 1 11 2 tri , lttif. Mod imarteir 1104' T .'
0107er:teed; ; 1 , .'- 0, 4'20, !do foki`quart4t ''fi lb 4 •
Flay, po rtoi,-.14 00L114 001?las4 , k e m.;•121ter4 ••
•, --- . s6sv
. Egils,domin., •'• •, •, P t - 164414; r•sse4; ; . • ;1 36
•PIITTSITII4.I4Ir: ' PIRCII3 i CF. 111141$$$$•$$T-14
,-•- ,'1 (le i tull Pileei.) I - .' -• t
- 11%91.114.,.40.,•:-Et ,c . Asan
t y ,blogr,lsll Set *stn . do
do
s3.26voitiperthio do 00 '2; 144 t end 2y4"lrlouritt $4 "b.
-11uTkwbeat flour 41 1 43 (X/ 12 Hood. • Ike, Chop at 9"
ete.; Corr . 1144111, add .11iddibil$4160 etc 11 bushel.
0444174.--4ty.esel tat $1 00 11 bli..cona.ll6 do; OatstO .
do: • • i
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L"H 1?1 ‘-
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SIBAT/3.--11eier •11411 P, t 6 & 3.10 et5....34 a.; MULIOn.
a 91210. Veallo'qn; Poiit 10 2112dotSbooldeni104111
do; 114,0, 114'dol .Alttmtite%, 112 hard 13 et4,llBr.
- PROVISION0:--41otterseljrati4 417 eta - 441b. Cbsssio
42 1 A 24
do., lidgs;l2c.ll,d t 44.., 'bard 13 11
et*. 3. • - ' ,
' • ••$UO,4$2 -11:0,14 , 41oe, 8 et4121114 . .117 White 9do:CobsT
do.:"Ar'111014 , ilo., Cragged end PolTirised Ittito. '
~- 1/DUIT: AND •T b:r&BLEs.-Apples 11 ii 5,1, . 60.?
bashes ; ridetoes4l 24
,0 90 do: 0m0t.023‘ e t ers.* her
perk; •13
to 4 eebtlr•et pq
.s 42!..40,..74:40L4111,14.41fpeek; OW
Wide 2 11 wiC - ,• -, • , ,
.1 ;, . ~. . ;• NOTICE; ,
rjr. E siibse ' iher hereby g! 6 ves aotice '
, .
, that be 41as r4llred Tine' Ma Steam 41111,at 5e10434;
4 114ven. oxid• tlO it ‘11414 purled ola - hateetter by _
his "on : * lassi4ud . I.lll4o4ll.fieyfert t 'od %belt era me
moat: t The tats , bossiness viii obto bersettled up try
'llieste...l. 4 W. ILyfert. to *how all'Odatuts 'lsaias*
Abe trip 3t
' met4l 1.. ' relented. ifle'laises,:that the same
' patiomute 0110 ; tweeted*. tees , it:boiled to blot;
h t
lii also be extended•lo hieetatzeseatel - . • ' .
?' ' ' '': - 1 -. 1 - , 70311 SitYPEItT.
,4141yikpivaTio, iota, 46, 64 ; I 1., ;40 .
!. •. N• • • ' 'I : - "--- , ' • ! ..
‘ll3o7l:tigliklAtVgtB STEAM 111!LL.
Hi ._ Y.: AiCkil sr; - LkIS 0, this -*GeV., at' ,
r. ths'fiitio!lng Men: , - I „I. I , _ ... , • , i
t: °epees* *Flour+. .• . •• • tpi,Dapel -, 57 .00 -'
' -1-' ' Extra 111e04 . -ir'N, : - , ,'.. •-• . A i , .. • o h o
i ' BOpettleelloUr, -,. '' ' ..,
_. 'do - • 476 ;
';• ' ' sllddlieu etkip, • 'I.- , .r' .F 9 do.i , 440
' •i - tithe. per. "oar: teii•.s lll 4 o 4. -1 0 :1r, P er *luart eri
1'42; Rye PIPPfi , PI siwittee t ti. , ' '"-- ! .
,_ :, 4.3lldillodtli re', tiset!ek,i , ',. , ; ' r
,': • Woo, , ._„. , do, •-• ••, 1 1 ~
$6,4Ve iteimylisetitiAlti; $ 4 icii!!iiii -
Stilus4i r peDo 4 .... - -, , ,;-•;A: si i • .$1 30
... Red rigid,/ ay
„.. ~. ;• . , •1 isip . ! 49i
• Mop' -; .'•-•'-'• au - i' • . .1: , 00 ,
, ':-.: °ors . t.e' r •it.'"''''. lllo ''',,•• I -, 1. I t •,- - 'l'l .' -. ,' Id
i,- Own . 1
;.;
,', -.-..•;.,,,7 aZ
,Sp ,it,,,i,.j•oi!m O,'i' r '-' tiffs •1. trl
a r ,', i ka ng •• s
441$* pt64, 1 i.i.11, sa,nraftr ''
.
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tikenlrMS o l, u t•• •
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