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Amaranths, Pints, and 'Bluer, at 12X cents—the bolt
goods offered.
froiliory: a flail aasorfatent.
lioW4deries,
mud Linea Clarafiti6
piiiorfa, lOU shairl-iirom", to groataarlity:
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Wide White and Illiish Bantu for Ohaulark'ad."
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Iftwiety for Lidlei , andlebeeV wear :
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A:splendid issoinnontof Miobroiderias. : ' '
We are now opening our S' ring Oldeks end Mantillas,
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THILADILPHIA,
JiIeUGGISTS,
NANUId iOTErit:PRO OP PAINTO-IN
/MPOIITERB OW 7ANNOI4 PLATE
WINDOW GLASS.
DNALIDIS IM AMDDIOAN WINDOW GLAM.
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In intl. mat hike galas]; nun more maroon Non. AAT
Pthor Panora otNnnini, erei Introduned 1n ilni,nairket.
: SON ME WNOLDBAIaI AND RIADAIL.
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
1182 MARKET ST,
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(LATE BAZAR & WILLLUDI.)
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Attention le repented to thin
St7YBRIOII ?REPARATION
for the produotion of a • •
PURR, BRIGHT, 111:71tITIOUB JELLY,
pot up to four different sizes, adapted to families,
liosrding HOUMA, Confectionery Retabliehmente,
Imported and odd, Wtolesale and Retell, by
EDWARD • PARRISH.
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DVRTSA'S CELEBRATED MAIZE NA,
NCR BLAND SISNGN, MINUTE; PUDDING, DATUM
,PTIDDING, Bomut CUSTARD, MOCK CREAM
zon'amioi,,illlB, CARES, &a.
ILANUFACTORE—GLEN COVE, L. ISLAND.
. .
We Ulm great pleasure Inpresentieg to the public oar
MAIZINA, (which ie pat up In one pound peekegee,
with dlnetions for me on the wrapper], se belog by tar
the Cialit.PßST, se well the most deltoate mid whole
conic article for callnafy nob now extant, and 1$ conce
ded to be, by the many that have tatted its delicate
qOalitles, a Most Important Mhillion to our national
~ DLL of psre, ,, particularly for alert. The article
ie imidanfadtured with the - utmost ears • from the
dratted' selected Southern Indira Corn. The wa
ter need. in ItS Mannf.arne Is drawn from
. pirennin
/30; and ie remarkably Titre and wholesome; no
vr ter amid be Utter Shed, for cleansihg' of s sub-
Itmuse delft - MAU berthed largely for feed, and toren.:
air It particularly adapted to the use of invalids' and
the sick room, it being equal, If not superior, to the
lierputda Arrolv,Root. Parties in the 'Tide are
i t idtott to WI, when we will take pleasure In present.
i4g.thetll samples.
ry OLIN MANIIDAOTURING 00.
' JOSEPLI R. TAYLOR,
. int WALNUT STUNT,
Vilictleale Agent for Phtledelptiti.
,
WK. pIIRYEA, - General Agent,
POLTON STRUT, NSW TORE.'
in.. 8..46.
are the may parties' ,the world, that
niennteetniel 5iA.123N1,1 ',lt4etag. second. tn,
othYLlktelizeluivre AP. 0004PTAVc9irtint
PigtimiE 2mA. wEDNEgivoti.' - : 1869.
Xx-rn"
Wilt•DEI READY FOR 'PUBLIC,*
TWIT ABOUT 1 4 112 FIRST OF JULY.
PENNSYLVANIA STARVE REPORTS,
Vol. izzfi, comprising oases' adjudged •111 the Supreme;
boOrt Of fooinjiyiPla. By 30)3iPlf O*Bll . , State
Reporter. Vol. ztli
li7 Thle liedume will- contain the Decisions of the'
Court, very nearly down to date,
]KAYO BROTHER, .
LAW BOOKBELLB;(B . ,PUBLI4BERS tk• IMPOinnia
19 SOUTH SIXTH STREHT,.
H ENRY I WA4D BEECHER'S
"STAR PAPERS"
• Arrsaa IX
THE
BriiitY Walt.
Among the ominous other thettribittoril tette eettimite,
ice. ,
KW. •HADJWIT: DIDONIIII OTOWN, Bey. OHO. D.
omvzie, and JOHN O.
Teruo—Two Dollars a year, payable la lames.
PAHA/ed • at No. 5 ItERIZMSIS FITD.IIIItS, And tor
vale by ALL WM' AttiTra.
,jel4-tro4:wBoa .
ryt..TODD'i NEW 'BOOK.
A...'711111 ANGEL OF THE 1019111010,
ET O BIES. By M
Dr: 16rao 7660attC. „
THE WA.IIB OF THE BOH; or, Storied Of;
Straggle ot York atid Idineaater. By J.
,O, Edgar.
16mo. 60 cents. '
THE YOUNI 'MW OF THE BIBLE, Oansiderid
In Seder of Lectures before the Yolice Wage Obrts.
Bra Aesooiatton, ' . llllsUnguillied • Olargymeil
I2mo. $l. •
TEM LIMITS OP BBLIGIOIIR . THOUGHT -DX
• 611171 D By Hoary B Memel, B. D. 19mo. $l.
A COL SIDDRATION OP •TIIB PERMON ON MB
OUST. By Daniel H. Bill .121 no. 75 cants. 7 •
" BIN POUNDINGS. By Rey. B. Riploy. 1¢mo:
• nte. •
TR De IIDIABIif IN DOMANDB. Dy Mre. M., -Luiiy
od Bev , A. B Baker. 2 ?els , 18mo. $l.
MOVIIIRS OP TUB BIBLE. , By Mrs. P; O. Allston.
2mo. 76 cent.. •
TEE GLEANERS, LED THE FIELD WHICH
HEY CHOU. 18mo. 26 ants.
?Or sale by
WILLIAM 8, & *MED MAZITEN,
Jell . - No; COO -OELNSTNI7T Street.
,IN 'PRESS.' AtlD WILL BE ISallEt.
.lnly let 185
9.
' 80Ylaft.13`,COOMERY YOB ,THR
ambrateing an entirely now egatim of Plain Cookery
Odd 00diOetIO artOretor. By ALEXIS 80YMR, author of
Madan: Honatwife,i ao., 'do. 1 wol., royal, Otoo.,
Publithad and for solo by - - ,
oHABL 18
71.4 011318TNTIT iitreet, Yhtladelphia.
OE'D'BQQKS—OLD BOOKS—OLD BODIEg;
; The undersigned states that he bas frequently for
pale books printed between - the -seers 1470 and •,
early editions of tho.liathere of the Reformers and of
the Puritan Divines; lirsetoil,-Lyttleton, Put.
tendorir, Grotto ", Dowat, Doke, Rale, Ake 'Year Books,
Report*, die., are often to be found upon 110 theiver;
tlyelopediae, Lazio:an Massie Anthere,llistaty, Pothrt,
Philosophy, - ileienae,'Politleal Bennomy, Government,'
Arehiteeture, -Natural Htetory. Treatteil 'ripen these
and other kindred eubjeotr are being ofthtinuelly dealt
in Whim. Moots, to large and email quantities,•pu ,
flowed at the Cairtoni-Ranie grannie Beekstell, ORDIST-
NUT Street, above Your*, Philadelphia.
tnylB 6m - - • PORN 04111PIIIILL:,
Calefertici,n4i.
SIIIIIIEW'OO : NrEOTACiti:ERY.
E. O. WHITMAN & CO;
BNOOND AND CIIIIBTNIT STAMM,
AU CONTINUALLY MANUFACTURING
CANDIES, PRESERVES, SYRUPS, , , &0.,
70# TAX WARISI'AVM.
PlatiOta . GOING' OUT OT Ta OIT -WTI&
111PID OUR
GINGER DROPS, MOSS P.OVE;EX,T.R4
STRONG MINT DROPS, MIXED
.q...4NDIES, 4.c
OT MUCH 13XIITION TO TRIM
Storf silty of 110d0111 to noir y all parts of the
_eft" hr
t winge! ; : • -
t 3e111:11110tr4W.
pRr_BERVING IT .ESI
POTTER. & BOOZER'S
"PATENT, AIR-TI.GHT
OLASS PIZUITJ ARS
IMUMETIO&LLY rasusei pitxtpirnurrs, ae
for dale by dealers in . Ohbra and alma sad Maas
randshing Goode.
. .
VIII TRADE lIIIPPLIED BY
POTTER & BODINE,
107 CHESTNUT. STEM.
Oar Jar hieing been tested to the antis/action of
thousands of famines, we'eonadently *meet it to the
oustsmers. We would call expects' atieutionto the su
periority of our article over thole using gotta pi:ohs
or gum in plea° of cement; for the gotta parolee, koi,
'rapists's strong and injurious furor to the fruit, be
sides being otherwise defective.
&.13. ateo maeutiotare slips - rips fathered water and
porter bottles, arid all * nide of green gime ,
Ware jeft-tf
Looking-Slants.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Now ha Ooze the moat ezteneive and elegant snort
mental
LOOKING GLLBBI4I3 - ,
for every space and every position, and at ,tko most
moderato peon
LOOKING GLL9BIIII, •
In the moat elaborate and the most Ample Immo.
LOOKING GL4BBIIB
firmed in the beet taste, and In the molt rebetanttal
meaner. .
WOKING GLII3IIZS
. . .
Pornlobed by as, are maiglfikotased by ourselves to our
era witikbushineut..
•
LOOKING mosso -
In MAHOGANY mid WALNUT frames fat Omar,
Bales.
JAMES B. EARLE do SON,
816 0 11E8TNIIT 'STR,IOIIT,
•pl.o PIIII4I4LPHIA,
illonen.
plume r. KELLY 1 4 4 00.,
66
(aucloassoßs TO ROUST T. SOSO 4130.,)
No. 16 SOUTH THIRD STRRET,
PHILADNYPHIA
BANK NOTES,
OOMMEROIAL PAPER, 1
LAND WARRANTS,'
BOUGHT AIM HOLD
Also, Stockm and Bonds, but only on eomtdieslon.
spealal &itentioa given to collections throughout
the country, and endow:mg my rely oa prompt ad
vices and retinue.„ap2.l3
Marble Works.
ON UNE N TAL MARBLE WORKS
Has constantly on band a very large aatorttnent of
MONUMENTS,
ENOLOSIIRES, and -
GRAVE-STONES,
' Of various &tape, made of the finest
ITALIAN AND AbINRIOAN MARBLES,
Whitt he will sell at greetiy redoes& prisea r . Is also
papered to execute orders upon the meat favorable
terms, and respeottully Invites the public flimsily to
examine his stook before parehesing eisewhege,
ADAM STEINMETZ,
Monumental bisible
DIDGII ATBNITTI, bele* Dleventh street,
aplB•ia w f-dm
T 'WASHINGTON MILLER,
as
s
BLANK.I3 - 00K
MANUFACTURER, • ,
No. 204 NORTH THIRD RTRIPAET.
LEDoEtta, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, Cod DE ANN.
DOORS of all dosorlptions constantly on hand or made
in anyntyle or pattern to order.
Alsostnes, Music, and other Booka bona to order.
jadi.foo&nlmis -
,1014 LINED BORAX.-20 oases for• 0010
wrriftiltall& pitcrelt HU I Noe. Vaal 49 North
(3300 ND gr* i
g,.,Y, 4 ,....A .
f.O pp ~,...,4,,
, r -, - I, A i ti +
...
wzrOrisiva r airii
r fcomPrincet
},,„-4, -op, Di. J.
:iee of ThePresci •
Mr tinkt Brt.,Pagsa ;. Do you everattend Dem
meneemantitiDO you everlOok out of your right
angled eity d.tear yorirseig_away from, polities,
eaulllledilitii,.lo - . andnerve, and think of the conntry,
and whet tire couritiy - 64iitairuil Grain, stock, and
rustielty,arelriet the 'only things the country eon
talus:. It lids beantlfuLvillagertAnd pretty towns ;
ft bps ;reapel as wall an:beasts ; men Al well as
mules;lidi 01 well ` as Venda. ,Insiirit* itispeete
i
the d„,„. 4 a great laiditatiert,,• : i - - . •
. utt Mt by, asking Omni., yerr 'at
M tendance
at 13 °/n oll' e 4 reelifer4.4 ol Coitipirl was 11, To be
sure, torthaire your re - telloWklaeloPolplaßelY tam
ingout:,oo'hunarralt,drelratakinerliohle-inen,.
aud,erverY 4.tlitbiniii.*lPitri , Ifelf hi ereirded•
- With s ttlif..ir
~ antritnl, WS tratitin, ,P *bid the In Oda
$
viialey.lo.4„ stildwootsupp, Atials learned pro
fesior died ' es Winery I'lindi tb4-lera..ePeelee of
0011111:11112 'e rx , fi, .0, 7,-• i' r,,,,0:1 1 - ,, ,,
Then; witetr-Ite. lirit ••JOIY 'deo Omer; t.he Doi- •
'varsity rafi'PetrirdylViniar charters • the tame hail,
end i a fits - willing yonths tweak from the ,
eat O 1: - ,00mtneneeMeOt.: , And, of `090:0, 9.
übiquitous rasa, yen cia tlitif:4!_.!: ' '. •' - 1
But there:are other sehoolot than, med ical, ald
andtastitet of learning even , more veneraldo
then Oath Bratty of Pennsylvania: ,-I • 1 --: , -•
• • Prindettfaisaiittie lawn in'New Jersey. band
scone in itat4fOrsi attractive, additionally, from ifs
luitititigati. Ita flair hartgOne abroad to the,eor
nel.s of „th4"iarth, and itineme to the ends orthii
WOritt ~Tirfeldeiritd" nebular' leiriling both look
uporr.•••Pr n, as a nouttelling . ,nether. -• And
VAlltiffAlt
_. *table Dollegteof New Jersey holds
Itsrßetilittegek „ 'l. , ' -- ..t:•- •:'.• "—' •
' l ,lcylieWiplip liradilaYnidit'.W4faliitiiittlit
,Twil
repprte tlill,,X tt*, ; t,he delly.press., No Vein-
Minens edermutaif the 'wiriest jubilee reach the
wor l o,ll4ahrough -type and ^printer's ink,,yet,
quietly andtpleasantly,t7onimermement monis, and
every, twelve-month a fresh , battalion fs Member!
from that An' wultlog station to the -world, fitted, at
least thoortellabllnfOr Arvien therein. -.. ,
Arid, apl *4 t4ne le fletnnienoemint i pleasant
to the yen Asedositei, enger,td, enter the world ;
pleasant-to aprefeleers and undee•graduntea, as
Indientlng,;',ettemmsion'of their labors; pleasant
tOlbe. 'people; as affording, a Change add ay
°Bement f : the toilforteity of their life ; plea%
Sant 'lO th isrldiedil Who fi ll 'the old doltish, or
t l ,
why! wool ' lifliar,tltere? ;and. very pleasant to'
the - isaat
,„ 'allinits; in 'affording, as 'lt 'does, a
fixed titne.,_.; ' point -for-,gatl!erinuarennd their
/Fred tlnd ~..7 , _Mather.it givemerrhot mar
'world's a r' , " a a pier* and day where they
tarn; ti , k . , . n-. their' iropponW and "
recuperate
, their -etre
.' It affords 'the Weary oppotnnitk
errefrOth 1. r ..,1t ;avail luipe to the young, sea-,.
1
Yega balk Isgi rdertertre te,the aged; ' It .eeti
apart co: , ' hen the gene of ifitl344ll Hall 'all over.
the:. hiepd. nd; r frern , the • bench, the office, the
exeltifter !lady, and the forum, may lay aside
• their hnr Ins, tread again 'the bid paths, revive
old' reaollbeitionigsandfOrge' anew friendships Ore
_ . .
' ated in coli r litille. -
Yoq irtie - rotten ,liall, Mr: Press, from the.
Pagr) ef, olf,reastiatry?a, history. You knowler as
rwhettoon fakirs old colonial times. Yon know her
as, eaknew ging, Edwards . and Davies' at , her
head. .Y - now• hev,lovel to liberty, throwing
;all her in ! ' nee on the Itarehrtioriary side: lon
reeelleet " the coat her President, as a leading
'roan, tot ' Continental .Doegress; how She pro
f
:tagthil id '.Ver (0111 wake that Congress, driven
;from 'Toni; ty ,b,f tiii,eriemy; • how she was viola-
Ail by lltb-lre•Ve I Red hew the afforded•quar•-
ters to P otIVII•fogoes.;1 Yon know how tradition
has Jnyesisktevery split with patriotic, as well as
the more rely intellectual fame. , Yon know all
this; and ' tor' Chtelogee shims with names fri-,
mous' fo'rfe ryis yirtue. - ; But, with all this know-,
1
• /61 2 0 1 -3 ; l t •i 1. 0 1 . 1,„ fqe , ,.°Co the-locality fraught
"'L." 1 4 10 smoriPti ?; Have 'von ever inspected. -
the jewel lt . e.ite worthy caslieti Princeton ? • If not,•
let tellgrou or It ;,..and let MI urge a personal
Melt, to eptllreg Ypitioyitt eyrie the, beautlea of the'
'plaerri ••• •S-- - 'f:- ..., • • • • • .
PrincetWeinhoo:ered in trees, and surrounded
by ireso,7ll l 0.. iletted . en its outskirts, and -'
11411 4. 1 telit„lke ellikte-19 13 g11t, With handsome re
- -
pldirces;fer rural beauty cannot be excelled. On
the brile4.-Mela. 'street •trfa the college grounds.
embraolnglinmy..aeres. Mbecallegt-Old Korth, rti
it is commonly ealled-L,Nasseallall,bs It woe Chris
toned iticfla more derrectly known, stands, with
walls that+have" 'been erected a century, almost
liddert behind the noble trees• of, the earenns. It
liitelWleabliqttr bilr_reriatrie been cannonaded, and
yet'remilaplirM MI the day it was dolt finished ; the
Inagnigdentafirrityy-fast cannieting, in the rear,
befog onlyißigingniinted (rain Mc snarl:it Inaftt'edt-
Roc kr Ihr nletiOleoderrystyler. Planking it are'
tail large stnetrirtg;Alre old library and 1131060 m •
bk 4 trbr irlik*Nritlt grP!iattpr, are the Eat
pnd Week , -- ..5. - ..„c..a..tatir stab:peach ;:whiler the
chapel, 141iNlikul,halls• for, the literary foci&
Bee, and, • 4 reedrmt's and professors' boast's; dB
trit thaphi -- • ` l , l lkatil ,1011' mutt " tetailiti•platte,..my.
deer Pick '. -- - '.S''',' ,4 .'"" - '''' '' ` .--
•
1 1.9:61R. %. ‘ '44l.llll.l.ridi l iti - ';t• • ih ' ikisa bfet ol o.l4hole.
t ... ."
~.".:-.,. :' ,i dP;,pttii. Witt ir.- I b Ll , lclotntanneit”
- ' - ''.
. . ?Tarr
"• , , esdity IR noel I' - .en what
yea'ivill sea and hear Should yen -come? "
..-
•On - ,Tnealay mornin garb instant. an address
le delivered before t he American Whig and Clio
sophlo entails'. -'lbis takes place in the Hirst
PresbYferlaii Obureh, and the orator on the core
/Mt ocoasion is BeY. Joshua flail Molivaine, D.D.,
Of Rochester, N. Y. , ,
In the afternoon the alumni gather in the col
lege and, and Short, pithy speeches are delivered
'wren:sweat:giver of the classes in deoeunial or
der. This year they will be from graduates of
1 99; Igf), "19, '29,' SO, and '49—with remarks from-
Others who may be called. en. There is not the
formality of aveeoration. and to many this meet
ing Is the brightest and most. pleasant feature of
the whole series. - -
PHILADEPRIC
In. the evening the literary societies aro repre
iented by lour juniors from each, who pronounce
(rations is the church. On Wednesday, or Com
mencement-day propor, the seniors deliver their
speocliturin the morning; then an intermission
comas, and the exercises 'are elosed;bY the Mas
ter's oration, the conferring of degrees, and the
valedictory. The alumni dinner then egoora, and
°omit:ken - dement is over. Tboio 'are the regular
official proneedings In addition, there will, this
year, occur two reunions of graduated classes
The °lass of '49 holds its &maniai meeting, and
the elan of '66 its triennial. The reunion of the
class of '5O will take place on Tuesday—and it is
probable that of '49 will be held the mite day.
The master's oration is revived by the class of
'56 on this occasion.' Whether it will be perpettp.
ated most depend on oironmstaneel. Of the suc
cess of this ono there can be no doubt. To reach
Princeton is easy. Trains are leaving your Wal
nut-street wharf at 7,9, and U A. M.,. as well es
4 and 6 P. M., arriving at Princeton two hours
afterwards. And' the train leaves Ilensingtoa
at 1130 P. M. The 'return to Philadelphia may
be made in any of six trains a day. The same
railroad fads are true of the passage from and to
New York.
But I weary you wtth muoh talking. Do you
Mr: 'Press, come up to Princeton on theltath o
June, and lee Neiman and her eons in their glory
• D. Q.
Philadelphia Collection House.
We take the following notice of a Philadelphia
Collection Thum from the Money article of the
New York Commercial Advertiser:
The well known Philadelphia Collection House
of Birney ik Davis has reoently opened an office in
the -Amorican Fachange Bank building, corner of
Cedar street and Broadway. A house of the kind
is ocrtainira desideratum in our business comma•
airy, and we hazard littlei in predicting for the en
terprise as cordial , at 'support as it has received in
our sister city. The bast e:lode of oolloating olefins
has alwariboon a puzzling problem to out nisi
chants. Although banks; and brokers generally
take maturing paper to be eolleoted through other
banks and brokers, they consider this incidental to
circulation, discounting, and dealing in stooks;
and there has been not a little aomplaint of delay
in returns, and the lavish use of protests where
they were unnecessary. But neither banks nor
brokers eon de anything with protested paper. ex
cept to rrturn it to the owner What shall then be
done with the claim?
acme large firms keep a corps of travelling
clerks, whose 'chief business is .to adjust or com
promise suspended debts. This system would be
excellent, provided the' business wore confined to
a email distriet, or was of large amount, and pro-
Tided the Oinks employed , ware business men of
tact andlegal skin. But the claims of cornet er
cid firm are generally scattered over a large part
of tbo Union, and are so stud! that the difference
between what is k.ffered by tailing debtors and
Nomt, h R.cased by Merit?, does not average the
tenth part of saiurien Tod trs rolling expenses, not
to speak of the foes paid local attorneys for draw
ing 'papers which the Clerk is incompetent to pre
pare, As a preutical thing, therefore, the system
of collecting by travelling clerks is a failure.
Some merchants, dissath lied with the travelling
clerk system, fermata Responded paper to lawyers
In the vicinity of theo let:tors, taking the names
inmost 6/03 from other merchants, whose
formation is little mere precise; in many cases,
than their own, or from agencies wise rtoonimend
their reporters. The Maims are sent without eon
tract.-as to foe. TI , o result has eondemoed.tl,o
plan. IR some gnat.;, the claim is never board
from again, and heavy fee and cost bills on uncol
lected °Miens and extortionate ' deductions from
moneys collected' have been matters of, we may
almost say, general experience. One of our large
houses has dealared, as the result of its effort, for
twenty years, to collect .suepended debts, that it
would have made some money and saved much
trouble if it had wholly dispensed with collecting
clerks and country attorneys, and accepted, with
out Investigation; the offers of failing debtors.
The collection house of Birney Davis is free
from the objections we have suggested to other
systems.
Their theory of business is to, take maturing
paper, collect it' at maturity, if poesible, and if
not, trepresent it by special agent, inveitigatis the
eireunattanotol, negotiate and .seoure,mr•eue; If 56
directed ; never to protest unless necessary to fix
theiliability Of a party ;`to send, their chee for a
c o llection on the day of receipt ; . to advise client
in ,writing of each steptakert;, to beep thoroughly
informed , in.-regard to: he fact; promptness ,and
responsibility of collecting attorneys, country
bemkeri and colleoters toil! Parts'of , theeitustry,
and make arrangements in tidvanee with the best;
regulating fees Wall oMitlngetidios' which can be
,foreseen; to incur no cost without 09rcloot of
1,0 give counsel as to management and se
curity of Metros, and to attend to taking doped
, floret, le necessary ; and to know limits or judicial
I distriete ; times of holding courts, and all peon
liarities of collection laws. With a thorough, ao
, tive, and 'welt-Patronlsed organization for the
'United States - and Canaille, Messrs. Btrney
Davis will, we doubt not, afford here, as they are
doing InTittladelphia, Important facilities to our
business aotamonsty for the collection of All Ohleses
-
BXOYANGE,
Letter From' POrtland;
•
faotretiontence of The Pron.]
PO9,xLiND, MAttrz, June 9th, 1859:-
During the sojoern of 3effersen Davis in this
lindeat oily last summer, his firsteentifig Admiring
South, and , in.fact all others having a knowledge
of his' antecedents, were surprised upon learning
the mahlyeand patriotic union sentiments he ex
pressed at the time of his departure hence, the
•
yore; antipode's 'of those be Was'iront to utter upon
all previous moutons. Since uiy.arrival here
have divined-the cause of hie sudden conversion.
The fact is, hisnaind, which was originally full of
noble impulses bad become-warped front te , too
long residence ist nrid Matelots, end simply wanted
to be invigorated and unbent by the I:reeing-air
and beautiful scenery with yid& this geed' city
abounds. Looking over the Mudd, waters of the
Mississippi from its barren banks, he 'Nerd' 'not
experience those delightful emotions of' contem
plative abstraction which were evidently engen
dered by the sublime objects surrounding • Min
Isere, and hence his inability to view the •great
question of oar glorious Vidon in Its proper light
before.
I do:not think I was ever so conscious of the en-,
nobling effect+, upon the human mind by great and ,
beautiful objects of Nature as I have been daring;
'the poet feta days, in blotting Aspen the abundance,
,v,eriety otferedlo:view from what- are, here
totem& the eastern Gild western promenades. ,
have often .faneled the nnsubstantial.vielenc-of
• sleep ,reat : here,' I, imagine,• the .unenbetentlal'
forms, of things_ are- visionary, Beholding ',the!
• White:Mountains in tbp Aerante capped with
• enow„end yet ;feeling the warmi genial rages& an ,
Indian summer's ann,aua havitla most pleturesque
and beantifelintermediateseenery—embraoing in '
the coup &ail Ahe playful stream,"whieh ‘hves
only) in quiescence and sunshine, the mountain
and ocean ourrente , .whose voloes:areeeppalling I
and, hose_ Towers aszo.lereeistibiliagAbOttest I
stkateshiglyeelieletleantt l'oeusestils - Country-at alt
points—these are the °Meets of, delight - which
strike and awe the -beholder. So anomalous. and
grand are such (Crewings of a vast Deity ehet they
appear. not , in cOnneotion . erith the, seenery;
though they resemble It In 'their exalted and im
pressive character. Theyare apt to matrons feel
Our superior rank and undivided empire over the
animal creation; and out intellectual alliance, al•
though remote it may be, with the great and good
of beings framed like ourselves.
eta a place of eummer resort Portland has-been
overlooked by that large tines of parents fortunate.
ly able to flee from the heat and Ineonvenienoes of
cities It presents precisely the attractions which
the class of persons alluded to avow as the objeot
of their desires, and is entirely free from the die.- '
sipation, gambling exolusiveners, and 'other bane-: •
ful and , ridietsions miluenoeaAt work at -Carstens,
*report; andethermatering-plaees of-alike Ilk:
Situated on a peninsula having a rocky base but a' I
most rich end productive serfage soil, and partially
surrounded by a magnificent salt water bay, the •
Mete at all times charged with a-saline - moisture
that makes it invigorating and delightful to re
spire, This bay is studded with:pumerour fertile
islands, easy of &cease, and upon whioh:faollities
'for bathing, tithing, andluntlog on be obtained.
Comparing the meteorological statistics-of this
place with dbose of.yonr otter for.a fewyears beehi
I fit 4, that ,the teniperature here, dating' the ex-
Areme,het months of sammet,is ten de tees lower
, duting the day, while at - night the cool,refeeahing
:air from the ocean ;produces -IP, reduction of from
fifteen to twenty degrees .below the beat of the
.day. • .; ,
Ire view of the natural -beauties. and advan
tagee pf this locality, the cheapness of living, and
'theatrical anti other amusements, as compared
'with other, watering plasetyand the faollities and
'abeapneas of making forays into the °anodes and
Mountains,White
_there can be no doubt but that
will in time become a great antatiter , xesort to
those who prefer /moist advantages and quietude to
ostentation display. -
,The people here are anxiously looking forward
to the arrival of the steamship Groat .Eastern,
.which is positively expected this summer. Docks
have been constructed for her reception, and • all
kinds of speculations have been entered into by the
corporate authorities and private individuals, the
former with a view, of benefiting the city as mush
as possible and the latter their pockets. de when
theeaceessful , laying of the 11 tlantio Telegraph
Cable was announced, every 'man , . woman, and
child in the, community expects to be benefited by
the irruption, of this to Jester of the deep. The
Preerieter of the main hotel here, •the , United'
States, bee .not only,onlarged and embollialted his
boned seas tomato it compare' favo:ably in beauty
and intermit aonsfort with the first-class hotels of
the more central Atlantiooitiese but t in anticline
ties of the orowdsOf visitors upon the 'Oceintion , of
her arrival, boa alto epaieged a whole block of
buildings during the briod ' of n her stay.'
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The Fairmount Water Works.
! Per TesPress.l .
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Ention :—Tike ;oracle in TO Prels,: of
Friday, signed " Citizen," has led, me, as a friend
to - the present Ohlef Engineer of the Watcir Depart•
mean - to Inferred myself as to the mistakes, therein
dared isiton 'his de p artment. , me te ley
the veltult - of ,my, inquiries beihritYppixeeders. _
"Ilitittati9 begins witka grand naistake:lleeting
Mixt/else . 3,upp..0:4 the teserVoirte oomptabied,
ire ib tArreffirigiTtg 1,4*
:eanrOsralstael;lesMltr,M 7
always presented ahmnsightlY; unfinished appear.
ones ; they in . no way support dui reservoir' '
nor
will their removal in. any way interfere with the.
stability of the basin. It' is ,not intended to out
any distance into the hill, but merely, by folk:Wring
the natural' cleavage of the' rook, to term a,bold
precipice; this wilt give room for a level 'walk
and grass plat helot", a winding walk will be left
among the rooks, reaching to the top, and• the
whole, when fintshedovill add materially to the
bold And pleturesque aspect of the place. ",01t1..
soh" ought to go out, and see for hirosell before be
writes long articles.
Then he says, Councils gave hasty sanction to
the wiegineen plans. The plans were etthinitted
to Councils in October.. They were then laid be
fore a subotommittee of the watering department;
then the watering committee digested them the.
roughly, and, &sally , Councils themsolVes, after
six monthaef investhation, acted upon the reatthe=
mendations of the th ief; and adopted them without
any amendment whatever. Their final action took
place in April.
If six montha in coottniftees IS not long enough,
how long would " Citizen" have them. investigate?
As to impairing the beauty of
,the' grounde,
." Citizen," like many' others, makes a notes before
he is hurt. Has he seen the plane of any of the
'new buildings that are to impair the beauty of the
grounds? He ought to see them before be writes
condemning them.
Now as to the grand 'argnment of " Citizen"
about the sturieritority of the e
Turbine water wheebi.
No one knows their superiority bttor than the
chief himself. ," Oitisen'a" suggostien to replace
all the old wheels with Turbine's would do very
well, provided the engineer could atop Off the era-_
ter from the ally for six months to come while the
old wheels sire being torn out and the new ones
put in. Citizen" stains to be quite ready in
computing capaoitles, duties, ,to. Maybe he could
devise some plan for temporarily supplying the,
city with wither (lay for six months) without the
use of Veit-mount -
The fact is, Mr. Enter, wheel and, peep go. 4,
though so worn out as to be almost useless; wil l
have to be rile constantly this summer to assist
in keeping up the supply. It cannot be spared
for removal until cold Weather tomes again.
This utter impossibility of teasing out the old
wheels precludes the 'necessity of our 'examining
the detailed, estimates of the cost of the proposed
improvements, as figured up by " Citizen."
Ile regard to the multiplying of water wheels at
.Fairmount while the supply of water in the Schuyl
kill to,run them cannot be increased, "Citizen"
is probably not aware that for four months back
eufficiont water has been running over the dam at
Fairmount to have run constantly all the old
wheels, and the now ones, too, if they had been
there.
By the now arrangement of, connecting the re ,
servoirs, the steam works both at Spring Carden
and Kensington would then have been allowed to
lie almost - entirely quiet, while' they could have
"keen put in thorough repair for the heavy demand
of August and tiopteber. They would thus have
saved in coal, wage's, wear and tear, oil, tallow,
.to , enough to pay the interest on the oast of the
proposed improvements for at least half the year.
" Citieen" closes his article by worrying again
about the " bad taste and hasty judgement " whic h .
are about to ruin o%km - oda. The present Coun
cils, Watering Committee, and Chief together, riill
see to that matter thoroughly. They are as welt
able to do it as any trio that has ever preceded
them—at least, in my bumble judgment.
The fact is, Mr. Editor,
too mush praise cannot
be bestowed upon Councils for thole prompt and
energetic notion in the matter before us. The
whole city has been crying out More Water"
for font' or five years beck, and one of the first
things the prevent potty did when they came into
poWer, was to appoint A dOMUilttol9 to confer with
the Chief Engineer in reference to the matter.
After every thorough investigation, the plan of the
Chief Engineer was not only adopted, but.means
wore placed in his hands to enter upon the work at
once, and the enercy with which he has pushed
the improvement! to a matter of remark from
every one acquainted with the facts.
Citizen" makes 'a groat "blow" about the
spending of $15,001 unnecessarily in the erection
of a new '
As to the matter' of economical expenditure of
the city's mrno7 lam perfeetly e:itis ft ed to leave
that In the hands of the present department
Every on' who pays atteniion to stlnh matters
knows that under the prevent Chia Engineer the
works yield nearly one hundred thonsand dollars
per annum morn in water rents thort ever , before,
and the running exyouses have' been .-
,reduced
nearly thnuian dollars per rinnubelow
what they ire— , lost year With push faota before
no, 'We need not tear that the $15,000 in question
will be injudiciously or incautiously expended.
"LOOKAR ON."
PERMS OP FIBEIERMEIC—The Gloucester
(Masa l Talegraph, gives a Hat of one hundred and
ten fishing vessels, belonging to that port, which
have been lost during the last ,thirty years. In
these amain three hundred and thirty-six persons
were lost or Aids number, two hundred and
twenty-form have been lost within, the last ten
Years, or an average of twenty-two Hes each year.
The vales Of the property loot in those vessels-was
about tdllif,ooor , The yepriSe2.was the most dins
irons of the whole thirty; during that year thirteen
vessels were lost, five of whioh, having forty men
on board, were never heard from.
Tut= Farina.—Our townsmen, Louis
Chapin and S. P. Allen, of the Dethacrat, have
Just retumed from limn county, Canada, where
they :Tent throe days in angling for the tinny
tribes. We are indebted to Mr. Chapin for a libo•
ral share of the fruit of tha'aiieditiost. Mr. C.
also showed na some leaves whiCh he plucked from
the tress in Canada, after the late frost, to show
how severe it nu in that region, The trees Were
suddenly changed from. green to 'black, anti the
Dreher& look as If a withering blight had'pitinted
over
. therm—Tiny Th 494 (pad Advcrtssar. •
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TWO CENTS,.
Rallrorid 'Meeting;
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'Pertinent tOtlio notice a large meeting of tits
'friends of thee Tyr one ' and Look ateveteltaliroid
-assembl e d In -the-, apart , room, la Bellefonte,- on
Wednesday, " she Ist day of .Tune. The Von. A.
G. Cartin'waseitlied to the" obair,ll.
and '•Thos,'Wilton; - sloe; presidia , 'and llrU;
liumetu secretary:, - -
Mr. Curtin. on talting'the- Chair; rat:larked that
'he observed a number of &angers present::iniong
• them Thos.l Masher, Jr., - pretidentiottlite Cate,
wissaand , the Williamsport and Elmira- Railroads„
a gentleman of liberal viewitind leektiowl aged
'ability ;as ter railroad man, • and' 11 . : , .1kr 'fondle,
the aide and 'indent superintendent - o,4mila*
whoa ailroad. ~ Ifts also Observed the ktririre9r-,
borne,'engineers and lontritetore'of great 'sips-,
rienee both.in thisecontrY and in Europe, whe:bsd,
visited ; the • tend, l ud• the oolkots7e•and arho ifPf.,
competent to give a cermet - opitehin orttee line of
the road, its eltaraeter,and'prolthloidilOblik
Henhoo • °Deterred • utiongethere anoletywearta .
railroad enterprise, . a PkinfiltAlSlA _
roads; Col. Joseph Paxton of-", ra t "'
Man htd coati-here to attend th • ' 1 ' ' Mai
ingeand he hoped: we Wouldobear freria, g ;
'Xim'offieere of the Soe4lfere,hetter 4,4 0 , 1 ,t5b0
the direct'objeettif ttuemeasti t ag and to them be now t
"referrestihe .._ • •..•,•;
DrOjneleensaocl.s.a4l,eleasso bad brimmed* with,
tine bs litaiiromd ,Compapy to run the Ty..;
'me arid Lest(Tfeiviin end thithe lied in
.vitertheoilleentef Thai toleifitt section
of the oonnten,Nremoine , our -enterprise,. apd , if,
Worthy othseletausi •
The 'rusk slid; 'progressing and ivies
atentlyateade_forithe Mack, and it-,was .time that'
meow se -were ; teketi- to eemPletelt., Tb, #lo4Brit
'Osborne - hied imedialtrer exeinitted •
its: oharacterderlititrienginbering, point of view.
ghoy bad pasted , Omagh some , Or. re, vaPe.7. s s
went into the, forest vrerit of, the Allegbeny ROMA
tains observed tha"beel'intereste; the dron'utidek
end iron- works, lumber mine and flouting mills;
and made a detailed .repprt, whistrrialekore the
table Outtiel9Ped.: - it would leo ..reriat..*Wite;
to onehtsibajlealigird'Uto:fit-'
-traduce to isandiebee Thorium 'Maher, - Jr:',.'prit-T
Went of-tho Ontawissa, WillipmepOrc.,l9ld,Fh°,:o!l
Railroad Computes.
The obitirman'of the tdsetii4 having intiotineed
Thomas Ilitnber,4r.,' President of -the Catawissa,
Williainvortlvo -Uric Road, ~,• ,
selduat• be felt much obligged the
ohalcutui, •htid to Dr..UnderwO6d, Orr having=et=
plained„to the,oltineoe of BellefOate 'of
his.visit at this time - -wbieh 'wee by,no Amass to,
attempt-th impart aity - information 'to them' on,
mbjeotswithwhiohithey'warefarsnore-.falelliar
than he canthi r possihly he r much less to make nay,
formal address to a town,meating, in order to
mimie them to a conviction of their trueintereits
in regard to the Tyronerand:Lookuiliven , Reill-
Hdbad come unprepared for, so „Piddle's'
reoaptionyanit would feel grearembirrisstainti on
thespoaamon,' were it -nettrthat,the 'arnicai potiltiOw,
of, our common interests reouirad It.,ffoolt,and , fl 2 -
Interohnbge of obinierint:thite ; merit% slid
,earnest co-oPekatiort forbid' remold' evelfare*- , "
Moreover, with the aid of hti frierlds—Aglard.
and John ' Osborne, by wee enebleel,to make en Jen
, portant proposition to the Meeting; which; if tier
eepted„ would unqueistionablreneuretheolinumu - '
diets constraction of three fifths of the Tyrone and
Look Haven road—and "place the "completion of
the entire line beyond any reationable doubt: •
lleir.,Rtmher stated that his acquaintance with
Oils subject was of very recent date, having coin.
maimed 'about three monthe 'dime. by thei intro:
:dnotion of Dr Underworld; the enterprising and
:indefatigable 'president of the roads to whose:aso•
'evil
management and 'perseverance under
evil and , good report- the' stookholdere owe ,the
`safety and ateady progress of the work. ,
lie had heard, throagli' his friends Philiedel
phia, interested the Sober Shoe Company, of .
Dr. Linderecour,s ability,,andhadleen,urged,bs
,them"tei lend a helping hand to the road ; but it
Ives' not till' the:Presitient u talfotrperionally and'
'pointed put its.olaTms upcni.onteympatthy and co.
operation, the importance of. its cotemporapeous
completion with the 'Sunbury Mid - We 16 - 1,4001 e
'Raveit,'and the largettibute that it - weald brings
to. the Oatawissa and:Ml/airs load, that be ; bad
telt it incumbent upon him, amid overwlisi*ing..
cares, to attempt a vi,goiolis effort onlekalf_Of the,
enterprise:• -"
Mr. 'timber-proceeded-to say that la had • in- -
vited Richard and John Osborne
,to visit the,loos:
- doubt 'the road, to' report - on its conditicin and
prospects; and if tbeyeavrtheirway clean to den.'
der proposals for its immediete pompletion.froml
Atilesherg tO Dock Bayou • They hid'aeoorillegly,
'given a therein& investigation -tolheirhole
-teat , and theresult of their ;estantirratiowvese tow.
Mid upon the table, Ina oleareaCyory ancoarag-.
log repoW This pamphlet boitairted Moat vitas,
Ile information with regard to the resources '6f
the district through whioirthe road :passed4 and
;which we believe would be feud, prepared, with,
more than professional Uouraoy and cantiOn;'end
faetitaotatements 'would fait bolo W the beak; •
' de would not•demin the meetincwitiva , recitel•
of those 'advantage's, or of the Varlolls'eelardatlens'
braperatlative profitt which the subject 'invited:
They know nit these already; they-had,gaugadf
he~r,iron.ore veins , spangled by t plumfeet -the.
depth of their hoar m ines, and,' eslimati4 the Mil
liontrof• feet on 'eriory' rqdati mile Or their `rdah:
thnher lands. „They hmt.bullt lateral roads, and;
ear nd,is and !anum,. to ~wok,up_and_ptepare,
Or market their deli' miner al and- agrtottitkiral
r r
rt needed, therehoro,no arguinept oroternoustm;
irir"kon*ew
tad etialWaii=a
;the4l NV " fitita a
&don of , tharittannfaottired stint's , to *el tweet!.
profitablo,market. , . -
• More espeelallY was this unneoessiti in vlese of
the:feet of the teresit'prOgriss - that. hod been' Made'
by.them ha-the oenstraotion of, the; Tyrone- and'
Look flaxen road. ,It.wits, evident, that the cid..
sent of the Vicinity, were,' paartiallyitt `least; eon.
Vineed of the intportanee of gradually Ooriiplatini
a railroad communication with the great.
North and loath.. ,
Bob there was 'one very important:view of the
ease,- to which he wouldlike earnestly to call their
attar:Mon, a‘nd Sh 4 was *bawl:at newton of ma !,
It is a well-known ,prinotple, of; tpecilumies,that,
what Is gained in time 'must be losidomewheie.
And it was generally true in igreat edistritotioni,'
that to work against time Implied &greater mow
attire of energy or means than would be required
for more gradual operationa.
it might beso in this Inetanne • yet itweepoi
sible that to prose through the L ' oolt Haven road ,
With vigor and desoatoh, so as to, complete the
oonneetion the ensufng /trauma, 'would prove, on
the whole, even the snort economical' finesobil
titep they could take._
Iron was unprecedentedly low, and wages and
material werelow.' Let the war news fade away-or
prove, as was likely, the harbinger. of:great pros
perity, to ,our, agricultural, rusd hence. for all our
interests-Land wages. - and food, andiron, and ma:
timid of all kinds Woad rebound to's far higher
extent than would be needed.to.balanse'sny die;
Count on the present negotiatiens of- our bonds...
But whether in the immediate oaleulation of
profit and loss this were the ease or not, it was
certain to prove' in the ultimate and eomprelienc
dive estimate of the results, the soundest polloy,,
and the treestecononsytofinith the road at once,
at any reasonable cost, - - •
• Why, one of .the reports of your excellent and
faithful engineer, Mr. lifolitinn, to whom it isint.
possible to award too meek praise for his skill and
devotion to the Interests of the Oompany, In the
location and construction of the line--•one of. his
early reports states the fact, which l: believe to be
'an under-ebtimate, that there are one 'thoMiand'
million feet of lumber, at a moderate calculation,
"within an area of fin oaa miles square, in Centre
county. And that 'this lumber ' worth in the
stump only sl'lo per 1,000 feet; or $1,500,000;
but that at the terminus of your• road at Tyrone
or look Haven, it is worth, manufaotured,
$12,000,000.
Now, this manufacture involves no expenditure
out of the county —t'ao cutting and sawing are all
paid for within its limits; end therefore, the whole
difference between 'the present oath:dated Value,
and the realised •returns forties Ilniehed -coin
modity is a oleargale, to the county, of $10,500,000"
And so long as this result is delayed it is a °natt
y:tient clear loss to the county: • ' •
What might not be accomplished with this- ten
million dollars in Centre county, if realised with._
In the next twenty yenta! How your ooal mines
would be developed ! now iron furnaces and-roll
ing mills - would spring up all over , the country !.
flow busy (tour mills, and saw mills, anti . 'lank .
roads, end , railroads,' would be in producing' nd
Manufeetuting and transporting your agrloulturkl
and mineral wealth!
Why, even this old rickety canal, which now
looks hardly worth the powder necessary to blow
It up, might gather something of ihe overflowing
treasure; and a lively imagination might picture
steam navigation on its waters, and twenty four
self-acting steam gates and shutting at the
bidding of this spirit of enterprise. - ,
;Hat look at the anhjeot further : every year's
delay in the average realization of this 610;000,000
is a loss of the interest 'on this sum to the county.
Let us estimate this at six per cent., and- there
dead loss, irrecoverably sunk every year, of
$600,1100 to the district And this 'is on timber
alone, on fifteen.mties square of land. Apply the
same test to the timber along your whole,road ;
more than that, apply it to the hundreds of ,
lions of tons of coat -and iron ore in Sour region,
and the imagination is startled at the figures,
which are brought out.
Even the moat economical and, prudent of your:
stockholders and citizens would urge the work for-,
ward, and would say complete the arch—whatever
it may oast for the keystone matters little.
One remarkable -advantage possessed by a re•
gion pierced by a railroad is this: The distant,
markets for grain or produce, or coal or iron; or
lumber are brought to your doora—and the full
prices at the frontiers of the State are realized,
less the simple cost of railroad transportation to
the markets.
You have but to pick up a New York or Phila
delphia paper and get the ruling values of grain,
or lumber, or Iron, or gas coal, and step to the
railroad agent in. your town for the rates to that
plaoe, and you havo the clear net profit of the
transaotion in hand at once before your eyes.'
There can be no mistake. Sell the produce by
telegraph, deliverable In three days at New York,
and make your contract with the. railroad, and
draw on the shipment, and you are safe: ' grouts'
may decline ; delays over the contract may`vo
ter, possibly, but you are indemnified frontless,
and can devote your time and your capital ; to fresh
Operations.
Mx. Klaiber then proceeded to show, by en 'ark
curate outline map of the connecting. roads, that,
both the grades and the distanoes'wereln i favor
of the Look Haven outlet letctbaireoll'and pro
deep, as area as for the -passengertravel Wend
from the Eastern
Taking the centred the trona and Lock Ha-'
von' road es the rtienvi . starting point—which
Bellefonte represented quite.. nearly .- and itorould
be found that to Harrisbur g, the common inter
section of the two routes; on the way 'to Beni
more, the Lock Raven route had the advantage of
three miles of diatom°, audn great advantage in
grades. -To Philadelphia the same advantage, if
passengers took the' Northern Confetti froM'Wil-'
. Ifaraimort. 'Bat to -New York there was a saving
-froorßellefonte of 81 miles, betides-the delays In
transit In Philadelphia from one the other,
7fVlill[My:
Oonvoreadoata tar «4n bassi' Will plisse bow
in lad Ike rOstr s
*yery:eozgenioe4oo eteit eeeleme*ett , 'the
nazi* of the wetter. to lasso 00irkibiaii br
the typography,,,bet oar ehhe OA* eked elooeld be
We ahall grew, etillps!tofteeth,erk in Meryl -
!We, erett ether lteteep, fc.r.e;eorlhitttees difas . the
eerreoi mews of the ley is thu r r etlealiq 44,4" 1 ,
the reeenrere or the rermesoln eoeiltFri* Inatta
aF pnolstion, or arytnioneatteoket 1411 b. firieei
in to the genet4"ll4 . tr% • -
even if oonneetionsinirek Otheiwise complete So
;that the Tyrone and Chkartielitroad_could.aetnelly
transport theielnieber to - Noir 'Toth', worths
whole lies •of 3 the TyMas earl-Lock Ravewtoad,
bl mileg,. the kffleFleS JAIN ,region siargeo - trihnikt,
and yet he in New_York_ by sielkortit-and - cheaper
louts then:any other line 'sdorded liana: • k.•:- - = !
Stilt more Uoportesiti were all ,these_conalders
thine to the Snow Siio,e tfompeny, whom Venable
- impioreinents intertidal ffy•tene elidlook Matfett
toad at shone et.oeritral pidistt-and, beneswino
would reap ,the maxim= advantage from ,00ns
partitive' cheepnies - Orttieleistede totibi. `And
when to .thiktwas 'added this fintAbil the nOrthers
market, were also open t° the fhtedPhcitt pa c li
and the) "Binglsanaten, Syntons6,, Albany," an
Otherkplacee noW using Westniorelausdaosi Atilleff
Sew verbs, wtaid-thus Wist_VPnc,d..hY... 9 1 i.Wrinfi,
with Snow Shoe pat, at - prices ,of transporladols
Which Weinid ibify esoilietitian.= iiiiirelithiagivet
&demi would : herkeiktheiltookbeidere,to .al _ nte
terially in the-effort tocomplete the road, eleast
fin* Mffeleliterretio'lmek Rafe*, iii soinafter the
hpsidng, °Utile thenbury . and
_lris road : toy that
.pointanit wee posaible to sesompllib it .
fume Word new With regard to' the" alteinatlie •
Use 'friar! , Look Raven hi , Williamsport. '...... On
riding up ""yesterday through the rash agricultural
country above and below Jerre, Shore, one cddld
'not bat lies'eatofilehed at , the pelfey'Whiah - f had
alumni tO, hng,the the barren Miffs. on the other
side.of the rime to alms-of*e local trade which
'Of inself woulitalnuiat justify a road ,on _the left„
tittle.' Still, then the sartreed Week' eeirthN,
'Pledgee td the' stiscant of 4200;000. Ur alry
beemmadeto the - stock subeitiption fer :that-Lbw
end though 40 . 1 9PlitOPteeStraetojehad.-oderied- to
tekethat 7upseripidon andlinign _the - roast on its
Mortgagehipidilennediately after completing this
road th" Look" Martin; jet Sr. Ifimbiietated•that
he:deprecated; ea stetilroad man; the eenatinotion
ef rival tauten and if the
IpiTe the - CatasitisaceetelWithe , eee- tights ti
soar Ravening thesmoW „e&itid. ,perpetkadiz - to
Williamsport, he eZela 1 #: 11 0r 2 1eliftI if
the emetreettiiii - -! - -W gii ":iptith4 04 --
. 1 t0) itiforteseetti'S •,.iit r sca'n't
ehonld. . previa% ,: he -,,wcnrld., - pledge himself
o, aid "in . the. immediate . completion, -of the
Tyrone and Leer Havel' eileitislon - ter ef Mims;
tort; on a basis Of loadtteiriptiosie 0. $2511;000'
to thelowar line: Afr.l.R.iinber- then lintrodneet.
Richard Oaborne,./laq . to the „meeting, . who SA
reined in full form, the proposals . for . completing
the road from Julian Pinnace to Look Raven the
coming autumn, 'based 'eni' a - - sabgaription. of
$120;000 oh the Tyrotie and Look Raven beide at'
seventy-Ive oentszon:notesrof responsible parties
running from, three .months to - twenty-seven
months from Allii jet,
_1859,410/S - 1; idtheubeariti:
Lions already pledged, would enable 'theist' to r itbz
sorb themsel ves theremaidder'of the bonds -hems
eery to the completion - of :this section bf the work. k
Aar r-Ximber stateddhat he had no, personal in
t te rest, . direct of lrnreot; i n ' tinicontreet of in the .
imestruetion of thkirdectin any"way But that he'
~ ,belleved - it eery tintrortant Id Sedate - rigs in -lig '
!oilers's -that" thoi , Typineekaidlialslßevini...road
'should .bet• opened. - *Chilli, apt her felt alms. that )
!there would ,nevisr- be melte,* Ahem , " ltelee 9-
klitral. proposition - thin Itielisi4gairid'John paboine .
~lid ' now - made', to troMpleti - that section' - et
i 561200 'a 'Mile; with -7 8d Irirto (it anicktust - payable '
in bonds. ...- 1 - - ..l.
_‘• •:, .... - ;:i. r ,-- - ,
1 The proposal, in fact, tendered a oeusiderable ;
oubsoription of foreignimpitattothisloaar inter
lard, 'One diminishinglreally "the efforlerequilite
- fat home ; -• end , he earnestlr - hoped . no Ikeitionise
consideration mould inrfere with 'Assorting. and!
!earnest co-operation:of te all pertieskintsreistedain.
Ale great,work, - • •-- - , ,
_,...-- _,- -, ,
i Air.: Ostionie.. renieried" that. the': Tyreins ant,
',Lis*
Raven - Railroad, - throngikent ' its 'entire `
longth,lnutlt seer look to itiasitteft klMlntation Is "
the natural outlet thrall its prednetions, anAfor ,
[these reasons :• lst. Because die' ieneewee in its fe , •
:vor- r "Tymne, leirwes,iern extremity,lbeinges,ooll2.
ardititanoe to Nets York,' via ihe_Tyrotioner Leek '
alisten Railroad ; as by any otherrmiter-endspocide i
,frovi a middle point, say Bellefonte, belnglester /
Ito, New Yorlr. - via. Leskaorgoe , bl mom than , SO
:miles, than ibo !brows...-. 2d ,The, mat of. trim!. ,
iporting i ton of, goods_ herd Tyrone elty...to' Look -
'Raven being taken - at - 21 - cositte; it Ward& require'
en outlay of abort 48 Pelts tki oarrttglikailuanti-
.ty,frOM-emit tomcor against aredeseof Wallegrek or,'
-h*i other.words,the total,reoeipts on-the road:or .e c
ear, An "Pane of helot. 111.1.21)00,i Li ; had - "been
sheen' to ' givew Tabun of Mien per oint.ipitsidil '
',require to be about $2101300 . to, plaid - OW . lmgal
return, if the.outhst;for=thicgrader eh the:Dead
iVegle . valley,.,oo, forced ditmog, t.i.te!seestkinecon-
_-,
1 ictions. .. - \ • . .
1 i -Whit Sane inindWouldeind 14 , ti n Pikesen- .
lers - Wwstooard;in eider - letixarriire *Yen ectitere *
oink. and-who Weald preferrollinghis harden alp '4
111, when b.T..• sialoii •., Waling ,round7ititeekubi of ~
tat:Ni down and meth :the seine pobitt.-"why
abonl the enteipthing mole' who'havp,lnkal_,ded
grailektthie Mad, lot cirri . ' this goods atiel`Piaild-", '_
gets or. Its local ttadn'irier'lhele olio loads iiiid. •
swellitereckeittap - rather than-perisiri ittewkimter. 1
keel' other Joked. ,te .add . to Weir ,sersons3 -- It's c
therefore; distance; Ocist_of tramportetion, dirt.. ,
donde en your stook; and Interittori YOU! bonds,:,
bre questions involved, and widish will be' aids- ~'
factorily - settled-- tip the kainiections jow late
formekalreedy, it requirea k no:sutler arguments 3
to show What I have herons stated, that the traffic. 1
bf your own road,, from every penst„ok_ik "Emil
fatal' to liZkllavait. ' - --,- '
t Like advantages - ore to be folind'in•theitoiteto r
Philadelphia,the differesteein diastase Wig, of
Oenteesdete. . t. tkrie Deva it t t ei t tr - Tern esttheir
e ititlillitraik f all a allintiil: tri,=.:; , ,
ithevelit,i-i-ii-was- : --- . - 41.. ,
iti. ageinit the triuhdolliatlifi in iteleors ,
Mr. Osborne elated that the whole subject had U,
beenoorefully, examined by request of,- theprest•
dent of- the", Cataivitsa; Williknosport, — sind Aries ,
lraid ; 'that front his Mirsteesed desire tolavethis
adapeedily Hashed, theyhed vieltedtbehountry :
. examin,e ihrresocult6l. handition: of. theroad, -
0., and.he was happy to be ebbs, atAlket n_seeting., .
to say ' that, so fat as theywekm,concornedt they '
bid witnessed enough o` minvince"thenilbatlt
eould be a safe investment for them; end that --
there'wcot abundant proof of the read frail its own
*mmeos beteg temunerative; -that' with net --
feelings," Oestrous .of carrying. oat the wishes of -
kr. }limber, they Sete, prepared to became large
itabteribere to the bonds; millettake to the
pkiheingh,denstgeethe Mad he raining'
order
' fall, and. if this present owners of :the raßroad •
mild - take among themselves& few shares of:them
clearditlei, the Olt, of 'Philadelphia _will this on. .
boil lie brought witlibi:. two hundred -
,and fifty
Miles of Bellefonti.Whilis, at 'this moment •she is '
chore than one hundred - miles.frourlack - Hairen,
Ind near four hundred from 'Philadelphia, esti- -,
Matingthe time of travelling as per railroad. :-
i The - proposition for Putting thls - traeleon that '
Portion of the' road =heti/atm Leek" Raven mid •
Juliaraprinme, was discussed - by - Hon. • Jame! T.
Ra1e,..11.. Blanchard, L.- A. Mackey, Dr. Tinder- '
'rood, and o th ers. .
• t Col' Joseph Paxton was now introduced to the
Meeting : " , •
I Cot. Paxton said that a certain proivetitp '
awaited the Tyrone .and Look -Haven road from •
the day of its opening. --I ithe coups of-his long,
but pleasant days ride' from T,ookltairen-to this
place, 'he had been greatli,sl mok with tlikißrogvles.
• this Wild vaUerhad made slime his bat tisit, somas
tirentnflte years ago..,:' .. - :T. , :. - - •, ' ~' .
.The cultivation of a large portion Of the district •
pissed through was, equal to that of- the. oldest
settled and most improved oounties'of the State ;.. ,
and the iron furnaces "and' low-mills everYwhere •
in operation or awaiting the opening of the road
to commence opems'iensi insured; the very first
,year an adequate return for the bondholders,..and •
after that year would intquestionablV - remunerate
the stockholders for their investment. Re de- '
sired to assure every, capitalist present, that at
ewe aty.five per cent , the price propoied to offer
the bonds at to subseribetioind'in view Of the -
AMple time given for their payment in cash, every •
subscriber would, in his Judgment, make money
by the" operation, In addition to thei great kid .
he -wohld 'render - to the road, and to' hie other
Interests. 7 •- , , -- -. 7:` .." •,
lle felt euro every Party% present, or-who
should hear 'of the Imposition, who had money
td Invest," would'oonoludo with 'hitt, that these
bonds at seventy-llva per gent, were a ,salt irons,
reliable investinent.
Thely had-alt the sienrity of a Mortgage on real
*iota with a vital income, coming - in every year,
pay the interest and diminish gradually, the
b nded'debt.
;Col Piston added that his experienee of 'rail
reads; sines their first introduetion into-this soon
try, some. twenty-five years ago, • had been
very considerible, nod. he 'felt glad ',to' assure
tile gentlemen laterested • that be had never
•seea. a cheoper, a-straighter,' tor el batter Dien
fled road. than the, Tyrone- and _Look _Heron
Ned. lie had' himself paid ) out In bash; for
'the co`pstriation of it singlemll oh the Crataseina
triad, more than the average cost or Ales miles of
this road when completed: And yet the Cata
lina was now earning and paying' the interest on
'the bonds, and in a year er two would -pay a divi
dend on her. stock, lie felt sere, therefore, that
this road, on the small construction cost of $15,000
per mile, would immediately-and amply pay the
interest on. the -whole stook end bonds. and he
earnestly, recommended the enbscription to these
bands, as a very desirable investment for families
or estates, as well as for the purpon'ef completing
the road as proposed at this time:
Oa motion of Dr. Wm. - Underwood, it was
a . ...-soitead, That, in the opinion of this meeting,
the proposition Sitbelitied by Thomas limber, Jr ,
and the lilessrs-Osborne, is libarel,and if responded
te.by the people of Centre o2unty, will insure the
cdropletbin of the road. = -
Resolved, That James T Hale, W. A. Thomas,
'I3M T. Milliken, P.D.Wilson,W: P. Reynolds, John
Irwin, J. I. Thompson, Thomas Wilson, Wm Foa
m, Jr. Jacob Graffiti.% John Zotiel,,Jno. Chatham,
DeotorJ. M. Motley, are hereby appointed to take
inimediate 1110811 b to sell beside of ..tateloompany,
and in all other reapeots,earry.eut the arrange
menteproposed to complete the road, and that they
nic earnestly rennested to fulfil the purposes of
this appointment Within tendays.
Resolved; That we are deeply obliged to Thos.
Rimber, J r.,, and the Messrs. Osborne and Colonel
Pait ol 3 for their visit to Centre county at this
time, and - their generous intentions.
THE Pottstown (I's:) Ledger eye Mr.
FMnklin Levengood, of this borough, who left
Pottstown some two or three months ago for Pike's
Peak, arrived home last Friday: In company
with others from this place,' he travelled within
!chant pal:hundred add Sixty miletref the new
t'dorado," when, becoming satisfied that the
reported lancl,otgeld?„'Nu a hurehat, he-,t/telced
abbot, and returned- -"The paity_suffered severe
liardehips In 'their' portal westward 'from 'Ms
sotirVistifiantifign Ilistance`of about-eleven hun
dred miles on foot, in going and coming; and
etthetnie cur the:gtpund_et,- night . , - .with 10 2 other
heilding than, a single buffalo skin to each man-
Metier 'of the' natty from VA/ vicinity reached :- the
Outings. _ -, •
A Soares paper states that of nine 'hundred
end fifty-three clergymen attending the late'an
niverseries in that oity, but seventy-three were
ttin profossional badgetba - whtt. cravat. The
growth of hair on the faced °elms. of, the divines
we 4 anotbernign quit they iris Wittig to stand 'as
men among men, and At-appropriate
dielnotione in rometbingif "'born oitusequenali tban.
paoaltaritlee ooattual.-- - - •