hm'uict' I h hi'tl,' 1' thn ni l lol a.t
VJucuiit lu v.il'Ji A'i.:y sod xpiX'n tn i
arm. Wj li i i) j t t'i;ci l.timiii ev,
linn slii foint hriself fiom linn, him)
shrieked slo t I. H i voire echoed
through the jjloony Inl's, tun no asii.
nre cmif. As he wa ahum to K'ssp
hir iiiaiii, le shnll hiit" til t hum
mud-J h'IIh: and inn thtu'tih
lllB OIJ urCn'K ill IMP Cast C. ll ili-
ed and turned lo meet one of hif follow.
en, who viti tir. i U It t Itv, an noun c
cd the ntriv il of 0cir Rmhvt u,
Willi an p xcl mi mon nl joy, A'ir
I lire w lierelf v her knee, ami ilu ik
p. I neivpii I r the tinviv anivil o
Iter Iji l,Ht 0.'r, Tm in i .i Hi
I jc ! y ajidc, Mcpuu, saying 'I' " h
woild s oti return afirr silencing Hvi
noisy hoy, stiodu from Win spn m-o
anJ called for hi armor. II) w
soon prepared, and ro le f n tli complnie
I)' did in Meet. Oseira'nod fi-m an a
rock prepirod fir the unet; MiFerjj'j-
nulled on to bear hi in down, cmil h -ut
of his superior strength and skill bu'
victory is n l alwnys to Ihe strong, nor
lbs race to Ihe vif', n the ismo wil
prove. M. 'Fergus was hoi and impH'
dim. 0car cool ami collected. Ilu
knew hii adversity wis a elangero'ii
mm to en- will), an. I win tha more
guirded in liia bearing. Oscar leceived
his charge will) Co doess and delibera
tion, and puried hu desperate blows
wild a judgment that would have done
honor lo an older head. The contest
was carried nn will) great fierceness on
iho part of McFergua for some time, tnd
opposed with great hravrry by OaCar.
Youth and activity impelled by love
were doomed to conquer. McFergu
grariuilly receded and wis "closely fol
lowed by his adversary. Tney had by
elerees appi oiched very near the edge
ofihe precipice). McFergus saw his
danger and stung to madness at the idea
of being vanquished by one so much
his junior, he made a desperate effort lo
turn his horse, and force Oscar from his
position, which he perceiving, tned all
()osible means lo prevent. They grad
ually approached near the brink of the
abyes. MeFeigus saw that there wac
but one ahernativp, and that was to
m ike ao effort lo ride down his oppo
;enl by slieer strength, as he wis bel
ter mounted and heavier aimed than
0 car. Plunging bin apurs into the
sides of his horse, he raised his arm in
hurl O-cir from his saddle, but at tha'
moment McFergus horse, driven to
de'peration, hecamo franiio and unman-tg-ahle,
and hacked near the edge of the
prec'i-pice. , Oscar, perceiving his advan
tH', aimed a blow at hi throat, and
trying to avoid it MeFergus was thrown
completely off his guard. Oscar fallow-
pd it quickly by another, and the bright
cteel tm i fod the ou'law s Ihrnn lie
tween the breasuplaifl and helmet
Wiih a curie upon hi lips loitered in
his saddle and the earth crumbled un
der the feel of his hoise, anil both him
and rider were lulled into eternity !
Down, down they fell, and the jged
rock far holow, marked the couise o(
the daring outlaw. The pol lo ihi
day, is pointed out by the dependant"
of Oear Kuihven, and is yet oiled the
0 Haw's Crag.
The meeting betwflen Osear and
Alice can be more easily imigined than
described. She threw heisilf into his
rms and wept with pure joy and with
each embrace, thanked heaven foi
the timely deliverance and happy meet-
The outlaws seeing their lender fall,
immediately deserted their caaile ftinl
fl d lo (he mountains.
The story is told. 0car, on striv
ing at the caJile, on his return from
Palestine, leimed the sad news of ihe
abduction of Lady Alice. Wiih'ui1
slopping to refresh himself after hi
tailw'.ime journty, ha on tiio ve'wg
tif love, to rescue one doairr to In :i
than all the wurld. Net veil by dcupri
ation he was able, as has b' en dtsciibicl,
wjih great fi'tnnesf, lo overcome one id
ihe must dating outlaws that ever fLui
ishfd in Geoilsi U.
U'lder 'he escort of Oscar ar.d his par
ly, ivhh the followt-r uf Sir Rupert.
h.r;tig the body cf iheir master, Alici
s an ronductcd to her hnnie. li w is h
fnirjiling of forrow f;r the deaih of S i
Kupeit, and joy for the te union i-f tin
lover?, afier eo many trials and d:fijk'.il
iic, Wi'h tears of joy Dr.d jrat;inde i h
cU Karl en.bruced bis daughter and
f'tayed that heaven ui'ght uwrd hft
presrver.
Af erlue prepiration and cenmory,
S:r Kupcrt was entombed in a f e gt
hjrinjrhjpTl, His grsve wns nm-e.i-t'd
by many tear, tie died belove.t by
f.1 kvhs Xne
ii is necdksi te my iM the Enl,
vrir.j how tr' er hj-m between
dear an l Alice, eieily gae his con
tfiilto th' ir union which was celebrat
ed fw mpnts f;rrwarda i h griai
jiL'Ti;) and ceremony;
Tiic king having heard of the !?sth
of the mi law McFei(;us, beatued the
. . i . .... ....
r'i? an l ( '.ii rouiuin g I't'aio u ,i;n
)car Ruthun, wi'.l. privilege of be.-r-,
i.-e, hx h'j fmi'y an f, 'G'j'.of, chtY
' " i hrl?n (l,re rreM-enls wild ilu
'"i ' n aim in iiifiioi', holding i
'Woid lluiler tie l'iig'-tho iiiuHn
'Seiiipier, I'm sins. '
I n com e of Hiiin ihrt o'd Ijiil wa
gnlio'J to Ins fi'hein, but mil In-fun
sei'ig giniiy liaiu f grandchildren
. i I. i it 'ti.
s ami enctT im oiii iigit, i re lull
" told hy i hi- deacemlaiila, nild the Or
f i m-. lmvii vviili pride, as an rvi
Ir n w t.f t i vihiii. of ihi'ir ani'i'itui
OjCAR RcTHVK.V.
RKMARKAULKKSCAPE.
I m 'y he p it dirndl fur renting an an
'ciloM iif a I cm il k ihlrt ehC ipe winch
Vis lold in! hy suveral individuils wh
k I--w i hf tact. A young man fiom
Moiiinv,,"i. who viiiinl ih S mill Siici
UuiN on a nesting voyag, was anxtiiu
tit'XiiMie on of ihi' glicifis, a he
' o I ( out imlnce llii Ciiuiiailes lo ac
company him, he Muted ,ilone. Whih
valking no the sin f iPii of tun ghciff.
which waa ili'Mi covered Witt) snow, hf
Ml into llvsni'H, lo llm df iiih, .ii wa-
ii)pOSHi of a huiiilri'd feel. 11 Wi
so much hi u si'd and injiiied .by th
I ill Hut Ii- leni.tiili'd senst'lrsn. it wa-
opposed, miin bonis. Upm leviving
li loiiml hiiii.ielf wedged between thr
wills of t lir n.niow chum. Hn Cxm'
feeling wis regrel lint he had not heer
insiau'ly killed, as tliere appeared no
mode ol eseape. But, as he though'
if dying in sunt) a mn.incr thil hi
friends would never know of the plact
or inanne: of his death, he determined
to iniko an ilLri to sive hi life.
Taking his jickknif.', he began lo i'
teps for hia fei in one id of the wall,
while he pushed himself up with h i
"iac t. Ila continued cutting until hi-
lingers were completely lacerated by
hard, sharp ice, and until Ihe rham be
lajwsi so wide that he could just reach
ce with his knife. However he
engih reached the surface, and wal
)und by his comrades crawling along
iluilacier twenty hours utter I e La 1 fall
an Although h thus wonderfully esbap
ed will) his life, he was so lacerated and
braised thai he was inutile to labor loi
several months. As my informant
laid, no one but a man of remaikabi
piiil and strength would have Ind ih
energy to save himself under uch cir
cumstancef.
A PETRIFIED APPLE.
W e were shown last week, by Dr.
SiewaM of ihs boiough; a pelrifi'd
apple, which was found some lima since
n Armstrong township, in ibis county,
immediately beneath where Inrmerly
slood a large, tree which bore fuiil pre
cisely similar, in shape to Ibis apple.
It has changed into a nand ston" of whi
i H cat and n truly, a beautiful a id
perfect specimen ot peirifac'ion. Ujioii
one side of the apple iheie is a miimII
'pot which seemed to have commenced
lo decay, and its color his changed t"
'hit which appearance it still reiain",
ind is as lard and lull at that paitico
Ur, place as nnon any other pinion el
the apple. From ihis it would appeal
'hat Ihe quality of peti ilaclion tms t'ot
sirtio ifl ctiijioii decked tbt'' " ba
upon umleciyed mUr.--HtitUdiiys-burg
Iicgisler.
HORRIBLE DEATH.
A man, named Maxon. 'jf Ceres, Pa.,
was killed and had his legs burned ud
lo the knes al his sap furnace, on ihe
L7ih inst. He haillbeen boiling s ip at ihe
fool of rising ground, when his tire geii
inglow.he cut otf a large oak log a iho;i
distance above the fire, and fearing thai
it might roll againsi his kettles, thius' a
handspike under one end of the log lo
luecl its cour-e away from ihe lire
The end of the log rolled on to the
hauiispik" With sue!! fsree- as to CruMi
MX in under it and crnwding his le
into I lie- ft'e, they weie burned oil iu
he knees.
DREADFUL CASE OF MANlA-A
POTU.
Two gentlemen, 'oiniing a short time
siiiciiiua swamp near Lt'lle Rock, Atk.,
.vere attracted by a fiim, moaning ciy.
which led them to a gpol wliere they
found u poor creature lying in the mini
ind water, and suffi'iing from the t!'.'ei
if mana--polu. His name was Mays,
ind it wsuppoed that he had remain
d in Ihe Filuitioi) iu which h- v..
found lor two dajs and r.igi;
had eutsJX the jleiU from the enii of
hisjingers, and was in a s'slv id ti e
;reatisi liiflt-ring. Though p.riillv
rest ind to his reason by prompt Dim
humane ire.i'.meut, hi recovery wa.
rry Joublful.
2 :oti 23Wtd E. W. Ku'.t'r. pnn
pal editor of the Democratic Union tni
been appointed private Secretary of .Vr
Duchanan, Samuel I). Patterson, profrielnr
in part of the Deuioeralic Cninn, lias liecn
appointed Navy Agent al Philadelphia. J.
V. Forney, of die Lanc,,ur linelligmwr,
h" beei- appointed Deputy Uuneycr if
the of I'bi'i.dv'plin,
UCJ Lai J 2, XJl JO LSI 1K
"TIU'Ttt I ri'lll'T Hill
S.JTI IUI IV, jffnll 3. ISI5
Ii'n!cni!x r iho rriiitcr
vin;T, coiJN. uva, isuck
Vtll.,,l' IHTO ... irnmi i. .
u , i .3 in uuo, win ne re
eived lor itetus due iu fur siihaeriinimi.
Also few InulitU of POTATOES i
dehveied soon
p.,.. .1 .. I. . I ! I r
linn uMina n mi navn proniinPii i.nnitiei
ineli and inch eml a (purler pine Innmh
win oe received it delivered soon.
(JlIAIlLES R. Ul'CK.LEV,Uq of DloOinf
iiiup. has been appuimnl, hy Ihe Aiuorei
Oaneral, Depmy Prosccuiinj Attorney, foi
Colii'iilii.i (Juiiiiiv.
M IN KB S. IkACKMAX, Ec. hag alai
'leeii appointed lor Luzerne Uonniy.
The pansage of ihe Kemovdl bid appear.
tiehave couiplele'y npael ihe nervous ays
irth) of the DinviiU laciion: so inui'h to
n diey are constantly snapping andkiiarl-
nii al every ihing and every body. Al
ijoea wroDjj wild litem. Ii ia hard wh know
lor tliem to give up the long cherished oh
jrtcl of ihuir aiTiictioi.s. iho county scat, at-
itiniijh il was oiigniiilly obtained thruigh
raud and dueepiion, and has been relaincd,
really lo ihe ii j-trv of the ciiizen;-; am
gainst the prosperity of the county I'i,
bard as ii is for '.liem, the peop'u Imv-
ed it, and the bittei pill inusi be taken
ind all iho abuse iliey can heap upon in
hviduals will nni nrevenl the innlicim
roin haing ila dun operatioir Not even th
ate attack upon county ofiii'ers.or the iimn
recer.t atlark upon the county nteeiinj ti
ippoinl Delegates lo 'ihe State Couve ntioi
o nominate a ratulidate for Canal Com
nisaioner, can ofTscl the long deirid ro
odi. The people umleraiand all buck iricke
of the trailci' und wil! not be 'diJdled' bi
diem, Tlia sneering of a writer, in the Usi
Inielli!;pncer' over the false signature ol
1.C1 n,' at the nanip of James S. Monroe.
i all lost, ns this name wag a typ.igrnphica'
erroi of ihe primer, and should have been
Isaac S. Monroe, of Cattawusa, With this
correction, "e presume die writer will re
ognise the (rHiitleiiieu al once.and be satii
id, lliat as he baa been appointed a DhIp-
'ate by tlie Deiuoeracy of ih county, so he
lake his sent in the convention a tliei;
reprcsentaiive, ues me ihv funning ami
Knappii.g i f the expiring Dniivil!.! fiction.
md the npponets of U)n deferred jo
line lo ibe cniin'y,
" STATn TAXCS AGAIN.
From p.igesCO & 20 id the Rep ot of d c
Revenue Couiiiosf ioners we gel ihe follow
ng iiilwr inau.in.
I'll at from the reinriu of the ("oiintv
L'nuiiiiissiiinera ol I.nz Tin) and Loluinbi'i
(loiniliea for I015i as laid before tlie IJoaM
it appe.irs llinl, of acres of hind sntject lo
"ixalloii,
Luzerne haa 913-280
Columbia 367.00
leing an ixeess in LeZTne over Coluiiil i i
uf 545,920 acres, Mid urikii g a roportion
I'orjilie fiit iiaiiieiiCoiin'y.to tie last of ibret
acres to one, nearly. Yet the total valua
tion of Real Estate in the refpeeiive coon
ties is very nearly the same, bunt;.
Luzerno 53 770 040
Columbia 3 503.0::'J
'J hii valuation it untrue u,id unjust
Il is limine thai rin erre of I.idl in ( liiin
tii i is vrorth tlircc in L'.z-rt e. mid ii is in
just thai we niitet pay S'.ate Taxes arcoril
mg to this faise valiKition, V.'e can ere 1 1
good reninn why a Gernroi faru.er in il i
Star if the North' thot.ld py e niiii I
ihX for nun acre of hind r.a liis Y oi
kee neighbor in Lezern pays fur il.rn
irres, aiid tie t'oii.k ibe people, Jr. S.i!i
itiry'i Moiling iriillioim,' will ayne mt.Ii m
m this matter.
.Ux.r : iy
Baltimore Methidibt Conference. The
cnrrespondenl of tbo New York onunei
ial Advertiser wiite iliai this body bus re
ilfirnied its decision in tie case ed' Rev
r". A. Harding. ILseiee, ii will he r
iipmhere l.eaiue before the General Con
erenre by appeal last May, an J chicc
nuch es.'iienicnt.ibe li il.imore Conference
'laving stiincrni' d Mr. il ardir g for rifusinj:
:o einancipiio his eluves '('lie Oeneia'
Cordtreucu epproved ihe dei-iion, mn'
low ibe fiiliiruote Conference Ini re-af
i'me lit The pmposiiion to diti.le tin
Church o" iiciviiini of Slavery w.-.a lobi'l-lt
0 40.
Jlotton, Lx Governnr M reus Mm Inn
baa been appointed Collector of Ho-onn.vier
Lemuel Witiiain, renoved; and Aft; .Me-
jNeit succeeds .Mr. 'Jraf.-in ai Curvryor of
latrc port.
IHJINAL.
The June Btus LcUci'm.
I.ETTKIt VI.
Wn.KK.sBARiiK, March i! 1 1815
Deal Jim, have you
L'er liiiown a sellout
W here ilulliion iliew
The rod and ruh ?
If not, allow
A rattle-brain
To tell nn how
( Though ii -nay pain. J
Things a:e dune up
U here the poor boy
Q'lalTa oir the cup
Of agoiij !
The Pedagogue
Performs his pirt
W nh f i -in h -i i U kil
And iqiiaab -I i f: e fri.
Willi brow of bias
Tboogh wrinkled some
Ciol'rooiii e.n b i'la
Am! bids ilium 'come,'
Wiile cheek of fl inie
Hespeaka ihe tide
Of mighty thoughts
Willi I n hia
Wo! be lo hi:n
Who makes hi in oidj
We'll 'catch a lew'
Fiom thai old gad;
A hiiibftil siii k
Well known to all
And oft applied
To largo and small.
For trivial foili
The dunce block gets
A tiisioiiii r
To take ilie 'si t..'
The poor boy gro nis
And he would svear
If feai did not
Whisper, 'forbear.'
Ila feels, he knows
That on hia b irk
The ciuel blows
Fall tluvang am! iliwack,
That down his note
And o r hi face
Tim tear drop (low a
f'ilh e.jr lesn glare,
Pit pat hi j hisart
Hi uu op and d iwn
Dal thoug'i ail hii ni
Fiom eo'e to rrinv n,
lie gup,rij ( ,iid
lie (.".U'iibph ri;lit
If nun ean j nh;e
II'.' sound am
si, in.;
That a poor clo-.vit
And erivit gnen fu d
i hii.'hu:g lini
And l.i eiii2 linol.
Now I leliete
The law of love,
Should rtdi) the roan'
Nor blow nor shove,
Nor box n o l.i- k
Siim.lti fill on Grove
Or Jack or Uicll
Let them 'cut up'
Poor, genile dear!
Their bin will I isi
lint a few years:
And we 'old ho; '
Ll I'o know the birch
Ne'er helped ut on
Al school or church;
Trote! pcr'uhI
This cruel lift
Of roiii.i',,11! t hin s
And ( enstles strife!
'l ie n e Khr idd ude,
And noi tie rod,
The in it Heel,
Anil not ihe clod!
Dear Jim, adieu
My v im is done
lit al h be u i.b you
And lots of ftii,!
Mt you lo'-g live
A i,i! 1 to ne
Your comt ml friend
Twbijc I)
Ol
, o . , . i . i i l ii." i: ii'i I'iimi I 'ii-u u " ' um
A Great Lie, savs the poet Grable, is,.. , ., , "
, . i blin. Ho v fan v.' tot il 'v make ore
like a hsl, on dry land;,l ,,y fret and (Leg Tf, S:.,!,:.,-.,. we d, en",l doe lo cu,-
out niaUe a liiu'illul tiroilnr, but il
IhllOt
titirl vnn
YnU ll'ive Old; to keep Villi (SO
it wil! d.c of i tat If,
A the following w.-.s h v, ded ai nidi
n(iiei trial we ttotilU pubilMi it, n e gu . i
M wc received ii,
W bereiis, in the "Colnn bis Demoir.t"
d Miircb ,'!). 1 8 1 3. a publication charging
be Deputy A minify General uf this count)
ndineily. with aiding or coiiseotiitg iu the
lequi-liioii ol lintillieyni bill in Ihe ca.e ol
be Coiiiu onn fultli ti V'anhorn, eoiiiion
ied lor 'be ollVnca of alin ing and puhlub
in Coiluterleit noli-it, k no lug tl i ni to lii
uunicili-ii tain , this i lo ccmiK, ilro il,.
.... ; .. . ., -i . i
mini minion against uie s.iiti v .oiuoru, Win
sworn to beloie nie, and be u ,ih i omoiiiti
hy uie, and lie ainnuiil ol bail v i- i.. i (n
lie, i 1 1 'tun l an y aid;eiiiiO'iiaiii'i' or euiMi-n'.
in the pari ol Mdward II It Jiy, llm).
I'epu'y I'losecuiiug Aiioiiii( ii,,d ,llin
over, dial no Migjes'iom or inline were
Kiven nie hy Mr. Uahly.exeepi ihat on inv
repreaeining to bim ibe trii..iiiii u' i,e pij
xniier, and tint hia death ini'n he ihe eon
sequence of hii cniifinuiiit-m.he Mr. ILddv;
caul ttial $J0t) iwo hundred doiloa, ivlu, t.
was tlie sum orgiiuliy fixed by me, wa
small enough and that mioi waa riilucei
hy uie, under the ciiciiiiisl.inci'S of the case
ohii'h I thiiiioht iil ii'L' in mi doing, to
mm hundred dullara, w ihooi die acipjics-
e i.e tr knoH h i.'je ol iM. liihlv
WILLIAM K1I CI1EN.
n.inulli', March 20 lSto
my Mitd,K.MjrmU-.j
At a iiieeting ol the voters of sub srlum!
disiriet, deiiouiiiiati d ihs Hloouii'oir;
School, held p ii r.-, u ,t ii l lo (.u'llii; inr.ice.al the
school lioio-o in I! ojiiisbiirg, on tlie fii
day of April, 1813 for i'i.i pui jinse of eiec;-
ini a coinuiit.ee of He. hot da fur the en-uing
ye.ir
On mo ion Thomas Painter, was talleil
to the chair, and J iiin M. Clietnberlin, aj
pointed Sucreiary, Alter iho object of ilu
meeting was slated.
1 he committee of last yen made report ol
their proceedings dining the year, which ,va
approved of and adopted.
llesolotdi that the committee are intillu
to great credit, and should reeeivu ihe aj
proval ol the cinz"ii, for their attendance
and judieioui uianagi'iiient of the schoo
hoiuu and conimoa iidtoula during iho i ,
year
Resolved, tint the old cornmi'tee. O'jed
IJverili, E. Ar mstrmig and J. M. Chem'jur-
lii), he cotiunobil for this year.
Ilcsulveil, that the comniiitee crnploi
two M.de Teacher and one Female Teach
er during this summer for subscription
choo's:
llcitltie'l, that the ptoreedirgs be signed
by Ihe ollicers and puhli.lieil.
THOMAS PAINTER. President.
J. M. CVUMBi nLiN, Secretary.
M R. Best: Will you jTe state
for t!ii' t i cial in for mil i on uf 'R' f r o'
i"d T..X Piyei' and for the satifaeiioi
f those i f ) our n adi i", whom lliti
I'lniiiiiiiicaiioiH inig'il mislead, ih.r
in Com o. !--. onei (I Coi'tM.bi-i pmio'i
did oi i till! ami lonw.id lo Ihe Bialii
..I III vi-ni) - Con o-iv iooet la'e meuif.
ceitili 'd copic, li-.t, tie. I'i tin ih n
roTlce, and :hp Pi oll.ooni.i y and lie
cot dei 'a i Hi -'I i cm ! ai n i o in ; hemic! ve
t lie I'ulli" .'I . i - we! lo all the iot.noj;!
loiii s and ii (j'.in ies h'i'icis. d to tin
C on n i.-i:.i..c i , which thev ai Coo niis
loners ecij',1 I, - j nn , !,, ,t
lt m..l.vi r, :;'. si. ..I li.e i !.' ( I I u J. I' ;n le
s I ich iv. r- i'iii ;i ii iVr i e ii win- of mcl.
i n.it u; '! ..- i-dii idu.ili ih' y cmil.:
ool. limn i Want t.f Lmiwli on lb
v.n ions -oiij; ci.i ( i ri'iued about , answer
htm satif ficioi il io thcn.itlvis t r i.--tic!)
i to -.mier ;:s to aid tlie B i.iid in
h.eir di libera i'jor. Tlitso statement
.vine leciived by ihe boanl, tl;i! receip'
ickno'vlcdeil, and we pifMime W'Ti
.'iiiifiCtory, a llieie wt rn no ol j-clion-.li.ide
and no lurilii r qui s' ioi sacked, in
my nioie iimm r dt'Mied. With n--nald
to the Coun'J tax alluded to, '11 .
lot m' is deii ed to lemrmhci 'hat tin
AuditoM report was made ut hifoie
iheJ iniiai v cnin t ; of com a li g.Miiii
ol wiial was I Itr ri due the Coil .:y b-.-
inre been ex pi'mled. IIo vill al-i.
ih'3'' ohelle, i tut all ll.e coioiiii-.sioii
of the iliU' it ni Co'leciois n.ii-t be ih
loC'tll fiom ihe A ill n Hit sta til n.s ilu'
i he Co'imy, and iuM.ei Ihat a chimi'i r
hie aiiiotiol cotii-.i's of utiles and obligi
Moo", at pre-eot not avail ib!i'.
Ni vt rihele-.i, Ii fore neeiving 'U-
01 Ol'iS (; II If! hill', the (.'l 111 in lioil' I
iad t nine to the ii t nil inaiion to ii due
he ia'e ol ('iiiiniy I x h. r the coin;i
Vti:r, iC hil'f. III HI M'I to 'Till
P.iyt'l' we ha; e only lo ,iy lliil ;vc il
w..ys mj. posed Mr. Iiopit, lie l.'ii
Tiie-.is ui ei, .ni! his bol, m flici i.iiy a' i
o pay ;n y h,'!.-iiiri. i1.k!i be umv oi
iilo i to ihe Siiite or Com 'y, widial
he ii ten t-l ll.erei n. A.ol llial '' ..
P.i ' I ' i. n il not be nfi aitl ol ben g fi cl
'd i f hii mrnicv iii ray ie.tt itsl (or Mr
U.ieji, Mi.U. wil, houtver, rub
!)) ai.tvci foi liiio.v.il. IIi.w 'Ri I 'l'o '
dives at ihe coin lu-ion thatiht coutiM
L'iinmiioiii is nie Ihe Ciii-e of the in-
crease; id S'atv lax i'l tliis COUnlV, IM
ife a h.hs lo coij'Cuie. Bol tli'M
are aiw.ij s some iln-poi'd lo hntl Jaui'.
iv. , r ,i i. i r. .
uv.-.. ai.il' tit
Ihe
Vie, . to 1 11 VI I 1
Ol - II I M ' I !ll i
n i' . a n d r 1 1: ; i ci n i 1 1 n".
t ummiss(om:ks
ss : ? i . f i i .
ii.
aj The f.,!,,n ;i, (,;, '-,!,. h.-
If ,;kc.b ,ii e .ilhiuu l J.ndi I 'i -
upon its reeeipi.i e marked it for niion d
(iobie,iiio;i, bi)i ibe paper beinwiing in
'.iid. il has i euistqiieuily been deft-ne'l .
iow, Dur aiieuiioii w us again eu In!
ii, by the usual liberality, id the IIhit
Demorrali in copying ihe first pragrpb ;
he Cofiiinunicuiou which rdatis iu n
otin'.y generally, and excluding fnen h,
ohino'g thai part rel.iling lo ihe advauiagi
I tliei F fhingcreek region fof Iron woiki
md we ti'jw publiih die article entire.
T'Oiii l!iu Williebano Ailvm-alo.
Columbia Count).
We received the follow ing coininunicatioi)
'rom an e.-teeoied fiiendiu ('olumbia Coun-
v, and most rhecifully give il pu'.ilieitv.
Colouibia. like Luzerne, is destined in be
i: one a ri'di ('oumy. The Iwo logntlirr.
iave all the inaleriala necessary lur the
iiosi (xieiive husineiig nperalions No
lection of country perhaps in the word,
combine, niih so great fae.hiie, a (ireltr
abundance ol all neeessiry inateri ds.
COMMUNICATION.
It ia thn I'pinion of m my persons ilia;
'he mineial wealth nf Coiiiinbia Onuuty is
mil as much known ami appreciaied m it
iiighl lo he; especially when it is viewed
in coiiinxmn with the Coal of Luzerne
(looniy. Ii would, no ilmi'ii; Biirprin'
iiiioy persi III to know hal in. I h-sa ihau
eleven furnaces, and some n tbeni of the
target) class, will be in sticccslul operaliou
m this small county next summer; and ihev
would be si'il more asiiinihed to learn tha
direa time a the number iiiihi tie riceud
uid do a profiudle hu.dness' When the
iin.tiensH iiiiner.l wealih tJ tins cooiiiy
w fully dutloped fane! ii will bo dneloptd
soon or latej it will be one of the richest
eoU'ities ill the Keystone Slate. What,
then, would he the quanttiy of coal necc.-
sary to meet ibis demand? am! be ji rtineui
bered that tins coat mtint come from jour
eouiliy. Lal'je ir.fts of land conltinieg
inexb.iusll'.ila qiiainiiies of the best hilioalilii
ore can he h-nl, ut ibis lime, for half iheir
Liaic
Sior.e is abuinliini ;.ni! siitialed
jtli.t in the place where il would he wanliol;
and coal from the Wyoming Mines cm be
brouglil on the canal and sold (or SI'o pi r
ton, .mil probably for les When it is iu
membeied too, whal vast qualities of II oir,
grain; pur!;; beef, (niatois, iLc are uken
io ihe cities and to I'oiist i!ic,lauch Cinmk
Ueaver Meadows, Taiuaqiia, and ollur
places, there i.i no donbi bin a pnpoUiio'i
of three times its prrse ul i.uuibi'r cot, Id
nippurieil wiihoui b; inging a siugh; bushed
iiin the comitv.
Tliere is just cause to believe ihat the
Scat ol Jusiii-i) will ituw be reiiioie.l to
o I5i'ooins!iurgi I'hi--, with odii-r fivora
ilu cireuiti.i:aiiees will conspire lo in -ke it,
oi lime, one oi tlie unci Ii iiirishi ag ii:.i:'h
Hi Northern Peiln) Ivama. 1, o''' i 1 1 a m ;
d' wii'.er on both ciiies e.j die Noiili lii',iiich
i'.'ouI I Imni.-h waier power i lii ii-nt f. r :di
iudj id oi-'i hiin ry. 'I In, t-j'ecii.lly is ihe
CISC Willi I'ej.'il'iJ I,' l'.-,ia tri'lli. Slll.1
for furnaces wiihiu two n.ih s of I);
Ulg on .'bis S'n :oil can In- h nl. m ' is limn
ft reason. i
terms, u :i!,iii ;, mile til' n-t
juanlilii's ol on1, um!
t.'i ni a hi..' 'a ililie
r"lt) lime none. The oie i so sum, ltd
Iril Iwo n().,, Inosrs c 1 1 1 1 1 1 draw iwo tons
it a inn!; and can bo had al ihe uiim s f.-r
Ij ecu: ) pi i ton. It is will kun'in i!ii
I'jiiie gi'irdeiiii ii have Ni-iiii- l- re mhos nl
uoney w ho have bri ughl tin ii nre and
iilleS!o:ie a dig mee nf li'ii.n 7 to 8 mi i s
.Ti.! ill ir e ia! n.-ri-si ihe rn or. 4 io 5 ,oiii s
persons u n! ! s ic'i u::'i om'i!h ciiciim
ances, liai c r.ccomi' in le-,i mh ni, w liat
.ig'tl hot I e i ; i en i! il n cu ,f Lniliiirs
'labi S w null! i linage in li e !n,..i,c-s nl ihi m;
vcrv i lii'dile sou rii'1,1 w I en- ibe o::,li i i.-ls
r Mtarufn-itiriiij iron, in .it; y (juii''iiv ;.re
il the vei v dout? One ll.tiij; u 1 1 I 'a in l!::.l
Kt e ihii'L's caiiriit rim. no h,.g Tl i'v
villMinn la- 1. 1 lib:, ted, ml many mav
i ere I that it, y i'.iI nut ibeim-t i
I e i ju i toil nit 3 It ii ilt y ti tilel Le t n.
i ii i it-
The sa'i.l iiiy of Columbia cnn:nv ii nut
xce. ih it I y iiiiv I lie e in lb-. Unnm. In
oonl nl this we mifhi inltn:n lie idinn.-.i
mat absence ef id! tiiili'Uiic nod ji.t-u i
hM'.'Si n, ai'd the cent rid Icidlh .".in! ho ct i
V ol tie 1 1 'c. r. li e nnnlt rn pn s i ;
be ct'in 'i v It i t ei o
it riplion c.in I e
t'lig-ii I'l ?o per IUi.ni, i-i,i,' ;r ifcl.:
'own 1'ishii.t; ereik ht a mimII i.;ni.ec. If
ny ediniild ii t- k . ! J dieee i.i! niiiaj;! 6 tie f,,
j rial wh haif not eria:,r iiii.ru tun;-.?
it e u made hln io!; ? luiiiiMirr to il.i r
nt:M le fait!; li e n tile n i rt e.f a jjrtat par
d the ii'iiity is comparaini lv td recti
la'.e, lie iclahil; tits nre eu,n v (.iruitr.
md do not ir,Mes it IT. i mil liii.ds lu ei,
u:te in eurb tmiiiifni.
Upriii a eandid ar,d ifiipariiul review i
di the prireihig facts unu lonkiu forwi;.
o the rihtnt id things tt, il.ey will m tin
e derelopcd; ;le wii'ir thii.U be liir.o.
undine i i p.t ilicuriif i'o.i C.i'iiu. bin totiti
wi'.l. heimt ii i: i y enrs pn i.way lo i v
s' i'o.nrli.i if I'll. i -viidiiia.
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