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'' - BAN_NAI4 8 ItAtiI..SEV. POO; Oen:
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THE GREAT RAILROAD BILL.
ANDTHER 'column publicli the
!nes' sage of Governs?r' Geary - vetoing-the
bill entitled An act to facilitate and secure
the roust ruction of addition4.l
- his inesi,age he . denten
- strates the uneonstitu e tionallty Of .the • pro
. Posed law, and the inexpediencti of the*
scheme. The me image is an able, well writ,
.tee z doeu Men t, an d will t tract. g,en4ral atten
tion for the cogency and strength of Ireabon .
adduced." • •
The 4.4(rvernor quotes tlieTitt, sth and 6th
sections of:11th artfele of the . Constlittition o
which. provide for the . creation. of a >ittltint),
futid to aid in - the extinguishmentl of. the
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• •State debt, and which prohibits ? its use, un
,
- less in'ease ofwar, invitsiam - or insurtectiOn,..
•r• eicePtfor that pitrkple; that the credit of
.. the Stale •:hall not be loaned to any indivld-'
nal;
. .edinpany„ corporation or association;
and thiftthe State shall not assume the debt
• otany county, city. % -borough or township, or
of any 41,4 Z -ration or raiz - fa..l:Won t .
‘ •_. i, - Tile other strong . pnnt is the. uncertainty
• of wljo is ,to execute
. he bill. Responsible'
._ p;Uti -, -, are no_t_ named, and ex - en if theyyere;
. I . .they are -- no( bound tJj anything except the
• • eanqrcietiim and equipment of the content-
Lplated F 4 arid:as to tlie manner that might
'. • be lie by irrespeuviblepartieS, it might be
but a repetition of the experience in the
casiiOftlie Pliiiadelphin". and Erie Raitroaa,
loir
4 1
4ch the, Governor alludes in his 'moi l .
sage _ .
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T #in.74inite this.we give thi following ex':,-'
. frac flrom the last annual report of the Penn-.
syilv . _ I.allioad Company, in reference to
' . tht‘thiladelphia and Erie Railroad': - : ''`- ::-• '
"In jilts cOonectlon, l it rasp he. Ft%ted that, o wing
. • to forth errors in it,, luc:ition, - but 'mainly - Tram:
. ' flnant , ,al sacrifice.; ineurred during its eon - sit - tie-
lion, this 'railway, wltit a single'lrack "of only . 2,g4
- utiles in length, laid with lighter Iron rails and but
- F unt i lly ba1,,t,41; ,• •t I the Philadelphia and Exits.
. • Comp,My without .any equipments ; $19,7511,171 SC.,
, Valielthe Pennsylvania Railroad, passing ovo a
' much more e.xpensive country 'to , build a rtlifway
upon, with a tioabfr, track of 2...echuiles.odald with ,
heavy Iron, well ballasted, including a third brsln- '
- ght.track of 29 mile:r.between Lancaster and Middle-
~. town sad OrtindlAi to llollidaysburg and Indiana o
'.2t; nines; -in all equal to - ITI miles of single railwa ',
. - exedwilveof sidings, Is repro-ented by F. 3,311.4024 ,-
a dltier'ehce of lest than ,:l.titivori upont he 'cost o
---. over ;35 per cent. more of single track railway.
, - These guts arc referred to--at this -time only to'
show' why it is that the shareholders of one of these
lines have receivrd regttlar dividends, while the
other has been unablecto earn them." . .. i
t : !9f.leourse the constitutional prbvisionsi
cited by the Covernor - Prohibit the loaning,
... of any portion of the sinking. fund for they
• , purpoSe r of building ' the Jersey ;.:*ore, Pine
• • (;'reek and Buflldoltailroad„ . But if they',
hot, and it should be built by the Penn- L .
sylvania Railroad Votnpany, under
their
control, and the .4:ate.l) secure;', there
would not be so tutuFk b"bjeetions to the Aro:
jeef.l . Butit would 1).s: an extremely Inizard-
(ins . operation for the Stktte toltrust irre-:
, s'ponsible partii-s's in. the matter. We'itay,.
this •Ibeli!ltusc: the Penn Sylvania. 4(dilroa!tl.is
mannged, :able' performi .
eetwtiniitsally and, well what, it undertakes.'
No t other . road in the ei?untry so tnueli
.proPert . S• for the Moirey spent for it. The
• I;love'rnor gives strong re t tn ts for vetoing
•-•the dal, wliirh would: unquestionably.) ,e',
• shstained, if t e•:ted-Ly law, while the people
Will(oriunclkl his caution in not giving his,
assettt to permit the funds of State to
go intii the hands of irri.spon,ible -parties,
who,lniglit or might not'use thetri,economi 7 :
- eallyandady-a-ntageousk - . . •
G oj,-ER3 OR GEARY
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IS fortunate for the people *of Pennsyl-,
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.;L_ vau , iii that they.have as their ('hkf li,xi
(;eutijvv„itt this time, to gliiard the Interests of
the S:tate,.-a man so honest and inihtpendenC,
as J(llin W. tieary. When we oonsider.th6
nuinber, of raids which Were nnole at thei,
late 4ssion of the Logislat tire, :arid the inj.
inilus.try requit•til'tc;
`,resist thefti, no mini in thit position.t.tbvernoi
\.l!
f - 'l,ll‘ttry stool cipuht have neted w m
Frith ore , '
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tlilitt*ss. • In conVr , ;lti(lll,
(;eiliy . stitted hat of the chentes on the tietiti
uty7were.perinitted to.be..tl4•CeS,ful., it, would
be impo,o•ible in tiii.; 4 immediate ftiturt to pit
OfF Portion fif the State ifictelqvilitesS.
10vould& r il . em as if'durint: the re . eess of
thelLegislature. ;thenting speculators map
out 41ans of raids on the treasury, in the
sfiaile of all • Imaginable kinds, of hills, not
out , of view elihrts toduduetk•c flitf.
ioveritOr-in"favor of theirWheu .
we'were in IlarrLshutv lately i'vc made in;•
quiriy in reteri•n;_•,.to tile Railroad hill just
Ne t,, : a 4 f.;eaty. ThCiiptiression
thekwas, that if the Igulds were hiker) froni
the State Treasury as 1 3 r0i , ,,• , ed, it Would nev.
t.c r tee dice one Cent hac,ilfc.:„Qopt iii tli shape
Of ix:l - anti:v(l intere ou thcut .
• 1 .- Bht fav : porsons 0: cold those who hav4.
llyelt on the ;Tot :Met wittic—,ol it, - ran
denitand or appreciate - the
-!.surround a ( kivernor at. IlarAil,Urg,
to.do lu Juty 3 , • Bu:tellu'?se wli9
hazy seen and:lll9(44:de IloVernor : Eleary's
• tiosithin conzratulate themselves and thi,
i-ztat:e at large, t hat we haven Governor dO,
tertitined to do his Mity in this matter..
during the session jtp,tiliised- it-kepf, Goveit.
' . nor (ear} bilsy preretring-vt:to
cheek had isiation
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It very clear to all Why a cert-dn.,classOf
pont 'dans opposed rf , -elcieqon.! qhey
mufti not - use.hith for their schemes of phut.-
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AVv.; believe -thiit if Governor - lleary
had Brun defeated .at. the last kle4frin for
• loiiernnr, the State• debt would' ffaVe beet
udded•to he Inauy of dollars
. -1 lof . hl.s •vetoitnessiquis have been[strotig
:.ly fO-rtifiea by. impreitnethie arguments and
• - reastdui; Take for instance, his veto of the
- .appropriation hill, beause, the f.egislature
laid-neglected to Put in a "clatrse'rciriuiring
• -fl'statettferits to be furnished by the ntana'gers
of illiaritarde:instituti-OniHe the expendi•
. Where apprOpriation had beeti made to
• .''' - them b-2,-*the Slate.' :And the-good effect w ye
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speedily seen,: fo r the -tteede-d section wits
added within an hour after,the return of
that- shape li'N'Vits apptpred by .
thtqloyernorl •
trot been plea Sant for
Gcty-
F -eriprdear' to be - obliged so . oftentoilisagree
with the fie.o.loaturi:, but the peOpie of the
Gate larizely .f -, t - he posit hitt he hal 4
taken, and ;Ave him credit for. the ininel:it
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~- and inderielM'ent. manner in which helits
acted. I
- cpr&VF . :XTIO:‘: To it EV ISE ;PIE CONSTITI;TIO;c.
lic,necessilYof :calling a eonvention to, tie
vi:i l e the pr (L Constiintion of the S;tate, Is
b? owing wore apparent every 114,and noth
inbuttitehititation of this subject: by the,
independent:lptet;s of the state.hefore the
~ .,.., ,p i.7?Ttle, will spetir? the passage of such a hill.
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ten' member ofjlie Legislation who i carys
. in ire about his own'lnterests than
,tlse Hof
fl State, doe's hot tic-ern to favor this Mititsure;
t4 l eause the Peopli4ay deyise isoMe'rnmps
bii which the pret4Ml system of legislation
'IL iv be changed.iiiatial Gen. WhiteCif
ly
.t i i e senate prepar4a bill . for the . calling Cif
a titate ConVention 'to 'wise the Constittl:
t on of the state early in The session, tut he
vived . so. little 'eneountzeinent that he
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c l ull not get the "bilLbeforq„the legislature
i, actioii.,..The,otily plap is for the people,
f) l
. 1 • 10 are getting tired of the liresent systeM
I legislatiOn, to rliquire . eaeli candidate i lire.-
'.. bitted to the people ti. - xt.
,fall for election, to
li!dge.,,itinaielf ilk fitvor• of passitig a 4 law prO-
Irlhig - for a eohvOtiOn - to amend the Cop
. totiOli of tfie7stilte:l,
NPFARLisri: . is- 7..? p. trial hi New York
fa 'tthe murderof Itiehardson. i The cane. of
tit ' - proseFtition, which - mainly proved.
,the
eh ting ‘ was brief and closed on Thursday
e d
T e tlefenle, of. M . -3,1 ye3,:?rity. It 4. aatiO
pa . that the trial will czeupy another week.
at ;least.. .• , . . .
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TEE CRIMIV4L cOUTI3T.
ITILE foilkWuft . ' ..,sg . lt Oolil i g,-0( Pie
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~,,- - ment.tti the Clip ' ' inal . Court b ' '' ''tkil:.. r) .
ilk , ' •
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I,lin3sed the Leenslature, and is' now i li N v w : I V:
; k r 4 'SUPPLEMENT tit aii act entitled, "Ali AeltVi
establigh CrltainitiCtnirts for DatoShin,lie
and Schuylkill connat passed rite ethti
day of Ap - AnntS.Stoatint, one thorouighl c
hundred cat d sixty+en. ~ ~...
WnEntal, - ily the toe of the Supreme. Con i.
of the ritatni-dqubtnim e arisen 111L.14rAltepartsdie
titra conferred upon the Criminal Cclurt of Schuyl
kill County, by the act of the I,egfsTature, passed the
eighteenth day of April; Anno Domini, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-seven. • . ' •
AND WILEICEss, It is important; that .such doubts
should be removed and set at rest; therefore,
SECritne 1. Be a enacted by the Senate awn HOUIIf
hf,:Repereentatiriwqrthe Datnitionteeciah of PCIIISZytt
sadist, in Genera/ Asset:lldg suet; and it is hereby- - en- . •
acted_Olithe. authority At lac 5•13174- Thai. alto • • •
creatmi by the act to which this is ii supplement,
Shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the courts
of quarter sessions of the peace, and °per and ter
muter, and general jail ,delivery of the county .of
Settnylkitf, of all -cases within the said county ;
which by the act. of the:. sixteenth of Junei Anno
Dotal ni, one thosand eight hundred and thirty-41x
, entitled. "An A rt relative to Melrose= and.jacia-,
diction-of courts,". and , exellisively vested in the
. courts of gamier sesskms Of the pease, and oyer and
t torminen and geueng Jail delivery of the several
1 counties °Rids Coarimralirealtll, and. the jidgea of
the courts ofquarter stmilons of the reset , , and over
. 1 and terminer , and general . Jail delivery- for-: the
, county of Schuylkill ; shall continue to hold courts
of the same, not oftener than: once a year, and only
'• when the shall deem necessary and proper begin ,
, ning on the first Monday of !tine In each yeat; and.
!to continue for the apace and term of one week and
no longer, and if at may time recognizaricesend corn
plaints are returned by j uStittes of the. eace or other
magistrates of the said county of Schuylkill,' to the
said courts of quarter sessipris of the peace. awl Dyer
' and terminer, and generarptil. delivery, the judges
•of the said courts shall have powers often as they -
Israeli deem ex tWientolind proper to certify the same
l' to the crintintillcourt created3iy the act to which
:this is a supplement, to be proceeded upon therein,
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-in the Salo . manner as if they hid been originally'
rneturned to the-said court.
Sec. n The authority given by law to the court of
quarter seislons of the .L.•Ount of ilciraylkiii , to
grant licenses for the sale of spir ituous, vlllOllB, malt
or brewed ljquors, shall, - from and after the first
'day of July-next, be transferred to. and Tested in.
the f:riniinal Court Of Schuylkill I:onniy, and the
sahl Criminal Court Shall .thereafter - have as full
antimrity to hear. determine and grant, orrefusem
pllmt ihn '4 tot" iiCtiraeli, its aforesaid, according to the,
lows of the Commonweals 4, and under -such rules
and regulations, not Inconsistent therewith, as May
be eStablista , d, as the sahreourt of quarter sessions,
theretofore had and exercised.. •
SEC., it That In the event ofthe clerk of said court
of over and terminer, dud gcntralJail delivery, re
fusing to net as clerk of. said Criminal' Court, such
refusal shall be a misdemeanor, and said clelir shal I
.tit liable to prosecution., and opnylction for such re;
!well, and the power to appoint a clerk In case of the
`refusal or inability of said clerk to act, shall be. and
hereby .11 vosuslin the J udge of said Criminal C9lln.
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- This. bill fixes the atattis of the Court with
out any further decisions etr , the Supreme
Court. It transfers • all the Criminal bpsi
neFs of the .County. to- Ole Criminal "Cart,
except a term of - one : ti:eck, in each year,
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whichthe - jadge of t he' Court of Common
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'Picas can hold or not, just. as he Pleases. . .
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It also-removes afte tilts year the -Licen
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ses for the sale of all; I; hula' -of Liquors to the.
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t ! :iirninal Court, which Is - ,an important Pa
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tlire. After - this year, we the people
hope
.
will have an oppo r tunity of reaching .the
grog. sliolis, and licenses will cease 'being
lhuckstered out for political purpwes, -with
'ont regard to the chttriicier 'oft the house or
applicant, which 1111.4 . 1.ie0,ane so common for
.
a number of years past,- • .
PENYSYLI'ANIA LEGISLATURE,
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rSHE following b; -a list of the Senators
. I_. and 'Members of the:, House of Reyrresen
i.: tives, with,the reOeebve 'oveupatiOns : -
Semners---Mr. Allen, lawyer; Back, hardware mer
chant; Billingfelt, farmer,. Brooke, farmer, Brod
head,railroad superintendent; Browrii. lawyer;
Buckalaw, lawyer, Connell, real estate agent; Da
vis. Pawyer; .Duncan; lawyer; Findlay, fanner;
Graham, banker; Hettszey, artist; Howard, law-
Y er; Kerr, farmer; Lindegman, , physician -,. Lowry,
gentleman; liVlntire, lawyer; huller, banker;
jil anima; lawyer; Nagle., gentleman; Olmsted, law
yer; Osterhout, lawyer ; Purtnamlawyer; Randall,
gentleman; Robison; farmer; Rutan, lawyer; 'Tur
ner. coal operator s ;Wallace, lawyer; Warfel, lawyer,
Watt, inanufactUrer ;y White, . lawyer 1 : Stinson,
Speaker, lawyer. 1 '
members of the' llott-te of Represinterlir#B—Mr.
Adalre, carpenter; Allbrigig.-'mddier ; Antes, ban
ker; Arrhstrong, lawyer; (Beans, lawyer; Boileau,
lumber merchant; Boamah, lawyer: itrobst, hotel
keeper; Brown, edifor; lin flin'gton, - school ' teacher ;
Bunn, wood mrver; Carlin,. hatter; Chamberlain,
fanner,- Church, 'machinlsb; Cloud; laacksunitn ;
AJontly, tanner; Cooper, editor; Corny, merchant;
klraig, lawyer; Creltz, „instiller; Dailey, cotamisslon
merchant;llDarlington, farmer; Davis, lawyer;Dein
Wirer,: grata inerelia.nt ;'.lllll, (Adannw, johysleistu
Dill (Union', lawyer Dismal k, lawyer, Engelman
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physician; Illschbaelf, ' drove ; Forsyth, butcher
l'utton, lawyer; Godshalk, '-'elgitr manufacturer
Hall. lawyer; Haney; t; Herr,. physician
-11111, clerk; Hong, lawyer; Humphreys, sulathinist •
Harsh, physician; Johnson*, (Crawfofdt, lawyer
Johnston (PhlladelphiklAreaSurer; Josephs, ixditi
clan; Keech, saddler; Keene, lawyer; Keeffer, pier
chant; Kerr, lawyer, ,iireps, mitliste.r, Leidig, coin
rat ion merchunj; !..konard, lawyer, Lealle,farratTri
bong, merchant; Longeneeker; lawyer; 'lsPAteer,
railroad. conductor; ::11PCracken superintendent;
M'Creary. lawyer; 11'.1unkin, lawyer; Wiiiustry,
politician; WM:ilen, 'miner; Ylarsliall. physician;
Maxwell, painter; IsfeYer, Men - hunt; Millar (Albs
glonly), gentleman; Millar (Philadelphia). lawyer ;
Milliken,ph y sician; Montgomery, farmer; Mooney,
siblersinitil; Niles, lawyer; Portions Civil engineer;
,Porler (Cambria). clerk; Porter (York), phv - sielan ;
itelnailff, lawyer, Roberts, manufacturer . ; %Robison;
farmer; ltolver. minister.; Sclinatterly, lawyer;
Schwartz, .laWyer ;..Scott, contractor; Sedgewlek.
'commission merchant: Shurioek, physician ; Skin
ner,
.gentleman ; Smith, lawyer; Shyder, eierk ;
Steele (Armstrong ~ iron master; Steele (Schuylkill),
editor; Stephens, fanner, Stokes,. carpenter; Stone,
lawyer, Taylor, ritezchant; Thomas, professor; Ty
ler, carpenter; Vanklik, lawyer; Walton, loan mer
chant; Webb, merchant; Wheeler. coal merchant;
White, editor; Willey,., gentleman; Weolever, law
yer, and Strang,Speaker, lawyer. • •
RECAPITULATION
S'riz a re:
I In Sara
Furthers • s,l4erchitlit •
cie.litlenten . ' - 11' Artist
11Ttnkt.rrsc . ' 2 Nl,:tlttilltett.trer..!.
i'llytileintas . 11 '
Real Estate 4genl ...... ... 1I • 1 1'utal
C.ntl giterator..... ....... ...... 1; ! .
UEM
Lawyers . .
''' 2S. Lodtt Merehnnt.,..,..
Physicians s:11-rtn Master ~...
Merchants • $
.Msinutaeturer....;....
Farmers . '7 Professor ... . : .... ..1.........
Clerks ' ",Lumber 31erchant
rommissinnMerehants it litt4er • '
.......
l'ontructor ... ..
:.. -2 pla.rionnltli
iellt nr ett
Carpentent.
Machinists.
NI I tlltters...
Pollslcians
2 Engineer--
2 604)01 Teacher
l'itit)ti , n,
)4adalt rh
MEM
I.Far,mer,
I,llqtter.
ler
Sltou - P
Wund 'Carver
=I
superintendent.
Coal Sierchaut..
It Will be seen bY the„abot:e list that one
third of the meMbersz - of both HonSes are
lawyers,and hi the. Senate nearly One-half
are lawyers., Arcing thelawyers'area num-,
her of excellent men; but we are sorry, to re
cord that among those who are looked upon
in par Legislature as the most - corrupt men,
aro,ponsiderable number of laWyers. This
urines from the fact that lawyers always
-take fees for lat , iness, and .this habit groWs
uponmatiy to Such an extent that they do
not feel disposed to touch anything without
-a fee, and this eagerness in a public capacity
seems ti).inerea'se in proportion to the extent
. they, were deprived of briefs at home.' There
are many hoimrable exceptions , • lin...the
Legislature; and ,w found a number •wbo,.
have served for several 'yeArs, who, had not
becomerupted. with the influences bur-
Mutiding them, and Nv;we.alwayi found bat
tling
. for - the right against the many
schemes:of plunder .that. frequently dis
grace our legislative' -balls. Tie wisest
. 1
policy for the people,is to send aslaw
yers to the legislature as possible, unless.
they are, known to be men of incorruptible'.
Integrity, and particularly briefless lawyers•
Who seek the pasitiori. One corrupt lawyer,,
with the knowledge he possesses of the laws
andd-the various nodes of disposing of me.a..*,.
urea, can do morelt6 demoralize a legislature
and damage the people, than a dozen Other
Corrupt members.' The plea that lawyers
are, necet.Sary to dm, w up bills, &c., amounts"
to but little, for nine-tenths of the. WEIS pie
sOnted to the legislatttre are {trait - It:up out
of the legislattlrc,:,: 7 a fi nd presented to the .
members by the friends,of the We dO:
not, - wish to conimence ai crusade 'against
laWyers,—many,Uf the most brilliant and
honest. 'men in the country belting to this
profe4ion, and the people seek' them . out to
rePreSenti theni. But it is not to" - be 'denied
that the , profeacton is .oVerrun, and *arty
seek legislative offices; which would ben - inch
:better If they Nvere filled by, honest nudaess
rmin,Who really understand and will legis-'
lath for- the beSts interests of the country.—
These views, we feel, very conlident,v-will be
endorsed by the Honest and - Upright mem
bers of the Baro'cry*here.
Tin: Philadelphia papers would do • - a ser—
vice to the country bY Ouldistiing the names :
of the directors of
_the l Academy of Music,
who refused to permit Senator Revels to :lec
ture fn that building because he is a COlored
man. We presume that- 'the -men. guilty of
an act like that inthisage;espevially after the
passage of the. Fifteenth Amendment, are
Willing to take the responsibility: of- the act
Let us - have their.narneS, 8o that`the people
can know •who r the men are who thuS.Ostra:
else a United Stites Senator, WhO has eon- .
dueted hfinself well, because his skit/ -
is darker than' theirs,. The blondes and
..tber 'questionable
.eliaractee; c ruld use
the Academy for ttheir immoral exhibf
flans, put a gentleman' in:tst be 'dented -its •
use because he is; colored:, Thee faistldloas
directors,-as we havn - stated, :kat •
questionably, to takethe responsibility. Will
the;Phila.delphinPapera - pablisli their names?
When the Ministers Of
.foreigngovernme.nte
at Washington did nofeonsider It dprogatn-.
ry to congratulate Me. p,evels wtierc'he took
his position es denatoq it la, pitiful tb ad thesis
the ungentlemanly coOlict of these fastidi
ous exquisites, Who would faint If one came
betij4en them and their nobility. 4
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=I
.....
1 liar! Kceper
I (tiger ..lantifact9rer
I' danker
I , Tvial
1
THE MINE -
rIENIMA.LHARBY WHITE.—This
1...1 -- dbstingitished aoldiexand able legt4s4iri
was we . .. ... A i edto iftatey'eleetednTiker
of , Slate ::: . , before the reeent..io:'
Jo , ..''.. t. It , .8 selection Is •iic4:-:-. We
have '''''''
••A ; A.. ta ' co:purse in the Well* and
found ._ • ..,
iti ,
~:,,' - lctuated 'solely by reitaid *lt'
the hi: , thy--people and of #4 . e.fita!e.-;
He is WO ceoirsor of the lat#irlie**„
H:.. Mr. Stir 'uidrr; and the people Cllil inefie,
entire confidence - in .it im. thitt no fir* *tr.,
tided to him will be abused.:lt is g•ritlislitOr
to see a min of 'euchisterllng.qt
Gen. White, elected Speaker of ate Senate; /
`for it Is a position, like4hat of the preload' lir
vilteerteltnrHouviclrlittfclit
.. a
.
by n honest'man who ':will asiist in guard:-
ing the interests of the state 6--. ‘.:: ' T • f •
' The subject of reform! in the Jidiciarkof
the State engaged ttio attention of Cdn.
IVlfireriTh - o — ciale Mkt' ttior' - r& - ilie — matie7 f
and a coMmittee was 'aipoltrieil Itti reporti at
the next session - on 'ther subj6eClleaetal
White approves the prait' We klivegilggest
ed In connection With.this Subjeet- 2 the elec
tion in each JuAle4lldiitrict 'et two') 'law
judges, in the jaime w
ay' gni:: the jky,
commisilonersnre 'selected, 41.spen4ing V - Ith
Associates. - By this phi ti, couro can he held
,
the • whole year rou0; ,ie . necessary by
the two Judges, anq 'the' busihess an
be well kept up.—We think that'•an midi- •
r tional Judge ' for the Supreme Court is re
quired, for the present Judge overwork
ed; much of. which overwofk is caused by
the incompetency of many judges of the in
ferior courts In the, disposal-of (lilies.
_,`-- 11
,is to - he hoped that, thie reforms will
engage the attention of the next Legislature,
and whatever action will be necessary will
be taken. There is no: dun pc that4ioEral
White will, at the nest sessi4in the ilittrest
of the people,: urge it strongly, and in doing
sohe will - be sustained by the people.
ENGLAND, THE C.IIAMPION OF
FREE TRADE.
ITS BEAUTIES AND. EFFECTS.
BEFORE England' abandoned the pro
teetive policy, some fyi4trs ago, whielt
she had maintained for ttpiWards of onehun7
dred years, at the histanee of her large man
a:tutoring interests, v,-ho - 'ha(l amass.ed , !rge
wealth and abutidance,of machinery, - der
said system, the eitint:iy ,ta*spered, and her
buf ? iness, wealth and : power increased rap
idly. These trianufaeitirers Saw rival tariff's
growing up in other teountries, and they
supposed that with thqadvantages they
versed, they-4%1.41d under.;ell ail, other eou
tries, and by partially adoptinand adVoea
ting free trade; they would. iitt an example
for other rra t tlons to vfollow.. The 'United
States has be her best customer, and %%lien
ourindustry tlo,urishect, thaf of England was
nearly ttarViti, while on the other hand,
when we ceased ..protectlng our domes
tic industry, our country- was depressed; stud
the business of .England ihnproved. But
ever since tiiinparative free ,i _trade has been
intmdueed into England, tlf wages of labor
have declined, pauperism has rgely increas
ed, and the progress °l i the Ettkd Kingdom
has been. nearly stationary.
A friend in-England,.sent/ us a _Copy of
Lloyd's weekly tieWspap:iri,! of March 1: 1 3t11, -
IS7ft,_ published In Loiiihni, IfrOin which ! we
talti the following extract; giving the
ties" and effects of free' trade, in' once '.l%!e'r
ty England :" • • • •
NrtlitZTlOrSt: It'n.nlzsitor
;• ; -
- "Is there artt necessity for an unusual measure
for the relief of the distress whieli exists an iong t h-u •
*week's-sod, particularly of London? The vet urng.
issued from. air. tioselmen'S department dispose of
this question. We find 31. steady - Increase of the
numbers applying' forsreltef, even on the existing
Poor Law terms. The hoMes sr breaking up apace
—not only creating an imaiesilate augmentation of
the public Amuniezthibut ensuril the, mainteuance
of the Increase; for they who o With wife 'and
otilldren Into the Houses, prefant,the country with a
family that remain of the - pauper chum -The Week
before last, however, the steady growth of pauper..
Ism to which We have been 11111:1134.0111e11 was' de
parted hum; and Ifilne taiiipermu were tabled to the
children of ,poverty, wliont the ;London• ratepayer
is Wend to;Support. At tile - ead Ad. last December
the numbers of the trly•mr in, receipt of relief In Lon
don, ,exclusive :of pauper lunatha and vagrants,
were 1:;',17 r„ at the end of January they bad. risen
to Itsl,slo,;-'and in the third week of last montlithe
minutes etorarat :17;.‘/7(i indoor paupers
and - U',': - ,l' outdoor paulmers. This littler return Is
atm increase of over ZS,( ) on that of the ccirrespond.
;ing week in last. year.
The severe frost nceonnts for the sudden increase
In the third week of last month; but it Is nut the
'less melancholy. To think that a few days of real
.winter sualee to-cast work-fold on tffim rates by
thousands, is to contemplate ti 'host melancholy
fact, which is enty,anot her Item of evidence In sup-
Tort of those who tell us that the least disturbance
of the metropolitan Imielfrts.arket would produce a
wholly unmanageable nmultit mit. of destitute num.,
- women, and - children. The numbers which the end
Of February showed; will decrease with the Mild
*eather; but their uppearimee I us the Immediate.
consequence of a host, Is a lessOn fur the Govern
ment, and for successive GoveramenN, that,lt is to
be-hoped, will baconued befote—under the sting of
neglect amid the domlnatioThof Capital—an army of
Kees and,Hunger has been otganizthl, and brought
inttfaction., / •
Sir James Lawrenie at testS that a great fall' has
taken place In the price of labour; In nearly every
trade to London. 'Die instances are heart-break- -
lug, to all who are 'not foiled In on impenetrable •
caw of political ecoaway: or are not resolved to
keep tabour IoW at any cost •ail h unman .suffering.'
Lost yerirtlsloptallor got one chilling for making a
pair of tfo users the price Is now fourpence; had,
so tenaeln a is life," that creatures live tb tell the
story! l..amt year the parasols which shade the fee
oft beauty*ere !mule, by people-not. afraid 41 the
lion, for ode shilling each; the price has now fallen
to siximilfee;. Fourteen hours' work daily fora week,
will e• 'between font and Live •Luelf , r
Mal eltlitox making was. paid at! Sixpence the gross
'in Isar, the prieein hil'a is twopehre-halfpenny—and
at this rate a hard working nionfier and two child ren
can earn seven ohilllngs,a weeks Slipper milking
lthafallen fifty per cent.,till a man cannot realise
Mice shlllings week at e trade. It being hopes
'alba, to hold body-ant soul together on these terms,
the Workers suimpleme tit heir eernings With parish
nliet The ratepayer enables time sweater and the
slop-seller to realize, their profits. The -splendid
emporium 'hex ii - ,foundat ion of !parish loaves. The
labour market ialtept over supplied, and therefore
low, nt the expense of community. The false
economy of this (Its inhutnanity apart) is only too
obvious. The ratepayer buys a chealteost, but he
payS for the parish relief Of the dnfort Snide wretch
who Is*ompelled to makelit at a starvation wage.
Thnt the distress which those who depend for
i heir tread on the; labour of ' Stet ellands arc endur
ing,rlsr unusually severe and Widespread, our. own
columns hare been attesting weekly, for 'Many
months past. Our 'Annals of the Poor' would nil a
Black Book of Poverty, of limn Gamest the bulk of
I tie Blue Book or the Red- nook of the rich If ); inv.
ern ment be really minx lone to 'a...rennin the whole
extent of the social mischief which is brewing in'
the obsenrer!parts of the metropolis, and is sinimer- - -
ing in many corners of ttie land, where the battiest
labour does not suffice to give n Man and hts family
the commonest creature comforts, the IfitieMation
may he 'obtained in a 'few weeks. There is seme
thing rotten In (helicon of-social body; and t he deeuy
will spread oath,. populatien thickens. The capital. ;
lath who air opposing emigratiOn to'-day" because h
thin imilskttrmarket will-force upwagems,are urging r.
Gladstone's Governtnent to its!dthim. Time growth
; of pouperisrn which keeps pace with the increase ef
eMployers' fortunes, tvill conic. to a sudden? end.
There is a limit. to human 'endurance. The tnoment •
will:speedily be reached when it will be apparent
to the most ignorant, that the prim of the national
'splendour, glittering upon the shoulders of the few,
- Is the hungering and shivering Of the unpaid many.'_.
If England persists In her suicidal pOley'
of free trade much longer, it riot pea
•
great many-many-yearii/before we wilt tine come
histe'rian Writing the "Deellne and :poi Of
the British Empire." : WOuld it be 'Wlf4e• for
.
the United States to adopt • a. policy which
• Would tiring forth such fruits as art.•.reecirded
in the ab - ove eitract?' • - .
Tflßnot ISLAND
Island had its State election.. 4n Wetliaday
iaat.. The tickets were :
e Republica,n_ • ' Demorrahr.
Governor Meth Pudelfont. I Lyman Pierce,
Lieut. Gov.... Par. W. ritirvlma, Charles 8.. Cutler,
Bee. of State....Tohn Et. Bartlett, ! W rn. J. 14111rr,
Attor. Gen....Wlllard EAgyles, George N. Bliss. -
Treasurer......Bant. A.-Parker,- • IfhllEp
Last year the Senate contained Repub
licans arid 6 Democrats, and, the lions° 61
Republicans and Dninerats. :The Gov
ern r vote was 7370 Republican t 03300 Benm-
Cra "c, every one of the Stle counties 'eontri
.liutin something to the,'; 3<40 Republican.
major ty.-. The eandidatt4tlits• Year were the.
same last. he Legislature: will have to
electa a cee rto Hon. - Henry B. Anthony
for the United States Senate, and there s
competition for the office: •
The Republican victor)* on Wednesday
was won by abOut 4000 majority. The senate
will contain twenty.three Republicans to
nine opposition, and the House fifty-two to
fourteen, givinj4 a Rd. - ..publimai-jortty of
fifty-two on joint ballot.'. Of course all Of
the Republican nomtnees are elected, as was
anticipated, and the only struggle will be
,
wuo shalt be chosen .to .the 'Utica :State
1 Senate. • ' •
• :.
•
Dr§ritYr—Thel-followine• articles
from -the Philadelphia Pails are to the
point:•
Judge fielleys asterly - speech In the House of
Representntives on the tariff bill te ll to the free
traders not even n tre•paole.ot escape from its Im
pregnable reasoning. la answer to the delusive as
sertion that protection NillapalS the. cost; of all
manufactured articles by the amount' of tariff im
posed. he Maw a report made to the British Parlia
ment showing that In the ease of a large number of
product/4, including many . of Iron and steel the
rotted States compete with P.ngland . not-on ly in
the markets of this country. but In those of gontli
Atuerics and the British colonies. He alsoestab,
Itches anteltisively that the protection of American
man niketures Is as necessary to .the working People
end to taelarraers as to the- martureeturers
selves. • • ...
. . ,
Purr on STEtr...--There could scarcely.be a more'
siguiticantanswer to those who tuivocate fret trade
to bring down i , prices than the rnernorlaklecently
sent to Congress, signed by-over thirtyhousand
tallroadolticers;and praying; for a specine duty ot
twdeents per pound on stee4 , Thesegentlemen net
forth that, under the competition with American
works erected within a few years past„ forehre
makers have reduted theprice from to leas
than 173 gold. Could any:afgunient 'be - more con
elusive?
Ar various municipal:elections Ken
tuoki, the colored vote has been received"
with Out objection;-a. pact. of it was.igivetri
,for the Democratic nominationa.
PM
- '_G - :crta.n.ctst: - • ean ;ix • • .ent t.. • " .
act to facilitate and - •re the construction . off` an
o teiltraellmy nor
tli i
auri . ..Ih. durcrest WUrt - i% . 's
old'and credit of ce n Mb: to the ,Jersey
ribore, • Pine' Creek,- and ffalo . Railway . Cora- •'
plilliyveibil , tettroti - :
of the Pittsburg, Virginia., end
.IlOtterieston Rail,
way. MO CilruntelsrAull'aurfakillitgrair, and the
Erie and Allegheny Ilway; was only presented
for Executive app on yesterday, the 6th lust.
ilegapitup - itaa lam [pare. isnipOrterif 'ever
KO-c al:lied or cons pop, both in the principles
it i taco hrterd tonere sem, action abort.
on; I hat examin „it-1,4P. aasitemb care as was
pty•-.ltile to the short Mae allotted And The'presstim
or other duties isti last also. Of tn. pleaders Eor
these reasons It *mil' have been desirable that the
views aboat to loan anted .alioukt have been the
subject of more ure.rellectiq,n. Entertaining;
however, firm lOU that "tbe Mess.
tire Is not Ono - In diet with the cons introit), but
at war with the best Interests and-true policy piths
state, it isdetentelatt mperatiVedotylleguardtgrainst
all pi...silde mitwort.ractl e n ley returning the bill
'PromPtly to the rren te, in which it origirmted, with
the follow - in state rut of reasour-for withholding
my n
, . •
-1 ere ore I t he al king tend er the State $9.500.00 1 3
frt railroad bonds, Is: '116,910,0.0 in bonds - of the
Peonierivgnia Mahood earn_pany,routi $3,500,t03 of
the bothit or the Al egtterlY Yeller 'Railroad Corn
panv, the fomenter 4116 latter - gttaranteed by the
Phifed.siplra and Erie .11rdirowl Company, the
Northern Central, banned .C.cirePite,i. arid by the
; a
Pehusylv tkla .11-41 Company. bore $6,100,(D0
a r e a art of the P et. Ilia sale of the main
line of the puidle• works; Odd In .""'; and, the
$3,500,Cre a e bonds uhstituted Tor alike amount of
bonds wh(ch were s of the We of other pot ,
thins of the public rka,,Madositimeguent to ma%
The choir ti?„.lv,CO , therefore, are prods of the
hile - I-riip
and the
II take th
tatrltoute
ed Its al
sok, of p
the Stritt4l
prove , l, W
tit n,l atel i
panics nut
recite...
In the cmt , idemtli
jest two qnestions ,
1.'.1.5t. Ilasthe
er to enact this law
- Alocatot. IS the pit
ercise it I'
If the-Itrst questio
thetill should not
Lye, then, the 14...e.:1.1
loCirlOtiett.l Whit, th
et provisions acorn
chaise of the LWOW,
Of t he t.:aanattitUtitat
" No_law hermit,
extend yule charter
'tile eigbtli sect io
lows :
"No bill - shall b passed - by the Legislatpre con
taining inure the one oubject; which shall be
ricarly.ctopressedi the title.-except appropriation
bills."i . • . .
• TOL , profs - ril act I not an appropriation bill with
in the reeiemioed in aultigol - this section of theTtni ,
.damental! Intr. Ev 17 one familiar With the !date:t
ry of our State cni tittrti , M knows the objects fur
whiell th , ".e clauses were inserted end adopted. Oar
State hui l/e4•II cu ed 'with Omnibus legislation,
,euuctcd by what I common liegislativik parlance
• s known OM the yotem of log-rolling._ Dies-sures
which al,ine could . t stand ta n their merits, and
'which olden had Ito MORS 1.1 LichLichto stand, were
fastened l tog ii ether one'. 1., tr. and by Ingenious
t.t
conihinations of lie I I titere4a tne most incongru
ous, and !surto-tine - iniquitous.. provisions, were
forced thr tr ough In tl CI same act. Essentially diverse,
cowl:Olt „ and e .11 rival and, hostile interests
• and i•ai tes .who ,old agree upon nothing else,
were t huS induced untie la a tominon raid upon
the Treaslury of We Lute. The evil became in time
steintnicintile thatithe-people were at last compel:.
led to pr,..itect themlseives against It ; and they did
so, by m u se plain c notitntional ptnhlbitions.. The
people in- tneir NO ereign• capacity 'declared and
wrote it in their eel stitut,kin, that rio bill should
rii
1,,. pas,. it by the Le • slawrecontainlng more than
onk subj •ct," an-I nit •,` no tau - hereafter enacted
shall e, c ste, renew or extend the charter of more
than one sea poruti. n."' '
It is contended, a, .1 with some shOw of pinlisibli
ity, that he bill iin ler elinolderation embraces but
theone si Wee: of. irtrads, and this, aud this alone,
is'ex pies ed in the title, and that the get .doe.s not
creole, tenets, or e. .end the charter of more than
one corpOratton. 'I , chnically, this May be - so; but
Si'.' are colas , idering . rave qtest ions of constitutional
law, What, di it,reti rules of constmetioii must pre
vail. and Utit.eal by ([(t hese it tacelcar that the provis
,i
lolls lof tins.aet ore in manifest violation Of the let
ter, spirit, intent. at d of ject of wa l e pl a ig cons lit u .
tional p:lui 'sinus. In the case tf the Conunon
wva 1i 13 ti,. Clark ~-,' Welts anti Sen4VB itev., Illi the
late ['buc k Justice t Hann, In delleering the unsult
mous Opinion of ou :supreme Court, said:
.. ..A . ,-,,t41 i tut I. 6 not to reseive a technical inter
pret at MO like
It 14 t,ebe 'iliterpre ed ,so aa to curry Out the great
prim Iphis of the go - eminent, out to iblicat them."
Apply this authn Millie. sensibitinent well-exue
1
I i Stied prilfelple of 'con-Slit utional.- construction to
the case in hand. e Constitution declares, in sub
stance, that ouinibu.s legislation and log-rolling en
actinenni shall cm-ie.; mut to that end, "no law
herenfterlinacted shill cree,ge, renew; or extend - the
ellart - er Of Inure thaw onircs , rporation;" and "no
bill slialll be passed_ by the Legislature containing'
more than one subj, et." ll'he bill returned includes
four di Mirent rail:oz.& companies OS principals, and
nine oth , trs as-guarsntors,suod by a liberal. conet rue-
Lion ass mes that they all conslittne but one sub
ject. fly this oundbus .7steni the proposed act com
bines the interests, to ail rivalries, and Cupidity - of
nearly to / ' - erl,,,' sect lei of the State, from the Delaware
to the Lakes, and in • thereby secured its passage.
The.sevekdl corpuratluns,lt is truO, are not technic
ally creafell by this law:lint:were first incorporated
by other Mils, w h the manifest intent lobe follow
ed by this aci.,_ lie arttully. combines the local In-'
i 4F.
Wrests ofall th o he • bbaelleiarycOnipaniest,breath
es into tiletai "ter lir . th of Me by the - iipproprlation
of the public n Lamy , and tenures thevery hientreal
ends prohibit,. by t c constitution. Thus by - a lib
craixonStruction of e act, and a - narrow and tech
nical interpretation f the.emostitution, the sound
ruics and principles applicable to both ere reversed
and misapplied, and the effort niade to reconcile the
-statute With the pro tibitium The attempt is a fail
ure. ThoconstitAtio cannot be evaded or nullified
ilia.any Ouch mann r. As muted 'by Chief Justice
Gibson, it must "Ix; nterpreted so OS LA carry out .
the grea4prineiples of the Government, not to de
.
- feat the .- .
, ..
Put 111, 4 rcars .othe - provisions of the constitution
pnollibiting such Itstslatlon.
The Alb etli,and il it sections of; the XI article are
as follow.s: ,
"SD:'. W. To I;r.i'v 1
eat debt; and any
aforessibl, toe L.44isl
after thelaxtoption tn
lag land; Which shall
lag interest on such
the priul,ipal there
',midi° f nmillity t
I /
ffarmS/la i &o
L COIISISI of
public wirits from tl,
or' the p weethe of fill
thereof, and of:the i
- stocks o med by the
ur, resoUrees that in'
said siting fund
time, by :is. liming t
other re - Cllues of lilt
innate irl current
and' ant .i,t in ca.ve o
71/ purl lli the AI tild Ain
othf-rtrimt than in the
ant ILI til; atttount of
sant of live millions
. .
. . .. . .
. - six y. The err dit of thr ibinmontreatth sturill not
in any manner nor r . tat be pledged or loaned to nay
indiridend, company, winmalion or association ; nor
shall the Commons .tit~ liereatVer becomes Joint
oa - tier of stociiholde in any company, association
ot c•irtio atton.
. - :4h.'. IV I. Thc c o , mon.lrealth /hail not assume the
debt nor kiny part 'tiler of, of any.county, city, borough
or town.7oll/ : nor of ny corporatior} or itssarnatiotr ;
uple.ii seen debt sha I have been-c!ontraetedto - en.
able theirdate to re ' invasion, suppress domestic
...
insurre,l t ion, defend Melt in time of war, or to assist
tie Stitt. iu the illtel arge of any portion of its pies
i'. • indibteiltiess.'
:`1•
Ii • e Ithree s'ectio • are part of the Constitutional
Mar ids ieuts adopt e -by a vote o jilt, people In
(did.
5 1.ey,speuk for einselves, it In liailoubtful
langua e. The four section ;tires the Legirla
!tiro to / create a ton hilt d, to conoist, among
other things, "of the et' nual Income of the pub
lie works, from iliac to time owned by the State, or
the printed', if the ea of the same,' and declares
further It hut, - unlein ease of war, invasion, or in
surrection, nopart o the ainkingfurul shall be used
d
or applie othcre-ts,
co
thou In r xlinguiehmeml of
1
the inibre debt." Howl brit possible to renelle these
n - di elaratiozis (Kittle constitution with thy pro,
yptions of the bill under consldenitinn 2
,These nine
and a
h drain:lons o bonds are the" procileds of the
tgiles of the piihlie we ks ; and.they ane.tit the slak
ing fowl crew e I by t, e tiebot 41 Aprfl, .hiin, in corn
' phaneelwith this !stunt seetious or toe fundamental
law - The i,iiit.titutl , n det.'lares as plainly as lan
guagecat. direct, that "1 0 part the said al kin
fundshill i lbetSed !1i applied i otherwise ul
than inner/nig
.4guishmsntof the iniile debt.". The bill proposer
to apply the whale a'the nine and ouv-half mil
lions to the constri elk= of sundry - enumerated•
railroads: . - , .--
• .
Thertifth section •• Mares that the 'eosin of ihe 1
Cominonwealth slotit its! in tiny manner or event be
pledtredior lo.inail to nAI ha/it - Otani, company, core.:
ration, f. t: wisncirtien This bill proposes, not tech-,
1 .
-ritually loam or pli.c, get...of credit, but more; it pro
poses n pay for the rood ruct ion ot the railroads for
these e4rporatinlig. IllCc.in this he clone consist,' I
*tiny With the.:con. motional pteltibition? Dees .
not-the
i l greaten ' include the less? In principle:dr
ru
sobstce.how does the thing authorized differ front
the thlng prolithitc, except, perhaps, _ln degree?
True. the one prohlb is the manor pledge - of credit,
add thother approp tales the moneylo pay for the
work. 1 ut the zictua result is the,„same , viz: the
taking of the pr
pl. the dal of the public
works out of the '6.1 king fund: scot appropriating
theM the,constru.tion Of railroads. , .
. The ixth section declares that "the :Common
wealth shall not • woe the debt, nor 'any part
therm) , of any coot: :, city. bormigla, or township;
or Of aSy rotpurertivn n. atiociation. '
TechOlcally, the hinder corusideration may not
o
authore the assum ton of the 4ebts of these rail.
road cOmpanies, blit t does more; It actually-pro
i vides f r thelrpayln tit; and takes from the State
Treasu the neves . rr me-ons with which to do it.
I These re all clear vi lailans of the very plain pro- ,vision of our wrUtenl constitution Anctfurt Is
made t escztpc , from these conclusions , under the
ruling d the Supreme Court in the case of Grata vs.
Tbe.P nnsylvania tallroad Company (6 Wright,
1 .7
417 i; which seems .to •unae that these bonds In the
. sinking fund are not the proceeds of the sales of the
pablic.works. - But t o 'court In that case justifies
1 / 2„
Its opt :lon on the g and that the act there in•qttes
- lion. -'don
the Inking Fund Commissioners
to , change deprecl NI - securities foretoae of more
• • ue. I here the - eterupt is to authorize the ex
dtangti of securities nfessedly good for others of
most ghestionable v Me, This I regard as a most
Important distinctio , and one on which the legis
lation Of last session ay also bepastified.
i Moreover, I couslde the assum pt ion that the bonds
now in the sinking fund are test the proceeds of the
spLe qf the work , as whollytrutenable, Unwar
ranted,' and untrue. The purchase. money,,waajbe
proceeds of the sale f the public works, us. under
stoOd at the tithe and ever since. Not only the $lOO,-
mo reohired . by the , w providing for the Sale to be
i f
pa id do w n for at the lute of the bid, btit the whole
t
141"Oli ind one-half Illiotts, Whlchtils Mule law
designates as ' , them ole amount of sales to be 141 d
itf. the bonds of t o company." , And If any
thing Pim make thi more plain it is the fact. that
the same men,"at th • same session of the Legisla
ture, passed these nstitullonal amendments of
li.M, and also the act for the sale of the main line
and they naturally n the tome words a nd expres
sions tb express the tne ideas.: • The words of the
, constitution have al y been quoted, and the fah
section of the act to the sale pf the main line, ap
proved 16th Mar, li:',7 ee !arcs: .
"Chat the' entlre p sls of tlp sale of said main
line shall be Dahl int Mesita:dug fund. and applied
to the payment of tit State debt," timely It cannot.
ha necessary to argu this qumition farther. lt. is
f.
very cle.ar that the ors of the oonstaution. In
tended that the vithol . of the proceeds of the public
- wor%should go lot ti.e sinking fund„ and should
be ap roprial,ed ton other purpose thou the pay
ment, Übe politicd.; and the practke.of -the
Government ever sins.l6;7, In all its departments,
has conformed to they , .-eonsiltutional requirements.
No tasolpulation o : words , no artfully-drawn
phrases, and' no sub le distluctlons or contracted
or misapplied rules InteryiretiOlon, can explain
away these plain con titutlonattettrictlons on the
power)! the Leghtlat re, or enable It, In' defiance
of theM., to bankrup the trempry of the Mate
i
thro means pooh! Ited by tlad fundamental law
of the d. • I . ..
: Ma thus demonistrated the - nadinall ttuUnnaU
ty of e proposed la - I Might 'well be t spared the
1 11
discussion of its ex ' entry. , . ~ .„ ,
• Itts 'possible, Ito e er, that.diffaent views may
he entertained a-sto t e legal question itllforeed. , l
have therefore , deem it' proper to submit the fol
lowing prPposliions as concluslvely estabitsblng
th t e i taxpedlency of is same, . • • . . --
By the term of the act Lb* Stato•ls to ex
change six millions o bonds (WilishOtal :assured h 7
a Mortgage upon a 1 worth: many- Limes that
- atizonet„ for six mill na(llll6MMXtp of hoods to be
Iran by a eompany yet UnoqpiaLtett. sad whose
road is 110t_ret COMM ail ed... ' .. - r -
&mad. - The coat t of guarapti aired by the
MU is illiusery;for it tan who to execute
It. and -If entered I to . by. pim a' .it
binds them to nothlnicimpt the timustruction and
L bPulflneat - of thews bthiPisted Au* .Tha manna,
to which the row! is • beeonittnardad sad eq
• is-whoPlyunprovided' ~. . • Upon tills vital rm l b d t=
biU isputlrely and • •• InOttillyalient. • . ..
- -
. Vert - tent* torn:W.llY (Milted by
ill under oontiltioration t lf sip
s entire auto On Of the sinking
• t araoug the four railroad com
bin, 'lithe prppprtiota therein
. ,
Loa of this rucrst, linfortrua . t sob
, • torally striae: , - 3 .
, haat are theconsititational post . -
and *, ",-- ie_.' • 7
.rn.
Cr exists, le it eXperdient to:ex
' • - ' 4' - •
~ be answere d In Ate negative,
a approves'. If in the aftirms
qucietion aaratatee a grave hn
n, are the written eoustnution
g upon. thesattjeot ? The latter
itfittis section to the first article
cciarts t1.a1.1 , -
. enacted shall create. renew, or
i niore than our corporation."
i of the eleventh article is as rol
-1
. .
le for the pa)'nient of the pres
dditional debt contracted as
I ature shall, at Its first session
his amendment', create a sink
be sufficient, to pay the *rent
debt, and antivally to reduce
f by a sum not; less than two
'ousand dollars'i which sinking
the nut annual income of thq
ne to time oWnesi by the State,
sale of 1h smite or. any part
ncome or proceeds of sale of
'tate, together with other hinds
ty be designated by law. The
ay be increased from 'time to'
1 it to any part of the taxes, 'or
State, not .retinired for the or
expenses of the govqrnment,'
so tr, invasifin, or insurrectioia,
fug fund efudlbe used or applied
lrtingubyhttimg of the pubtse debt
ueli debt is tedneed below the
(dollars, ! : . . •
posed road Mau else" Shore would bean a success. —,
Ifir m All* ° 2 lartoM4Ei
..,
prises p .nts seed history of disappointment and
, (allure, of which' the Yhtlielehrinia and Erie roads
..,44,a,..eaaaohiponatlinai.stiesa.sompetialr-read
already In existence render The proposed security
cutlrelg_bautn4ol*Mtlet p *At% ,; • •
.fivreate: An 4.. - liter lit -last annual
foe/Wage, * large amount of the de of the Coco
monwsnoth will shortly fall duo.. Durtpg the- nest,
'three yeatw-pVer illilllonipuf AtollAni 09,00U,000)
will Xamilif4, : firt4teseattritYptiew in the Sink
rirt
ing - fond lia ' r.c ed foronavallahle beduls., the
State could' it . t:. t ,her .jusis obligor:rag,. This
would lead gq re*. Is,eind thi: e w.rWslititttme im
rdirourgitrtletifir pepplottattlh dbiAmeital halm , .
„l a
thli qii Ott te? dant einWbetatid off as
rr o ll in haOastltutioa, and:thtir fulites re-
Eighth. This billitisisteesto remit the State tothe
portrait ofd policy of public improvements by which
In years past she identided heti - elf-with enterprises
of doubtful expediency, and which him citizens have
with great imatilmaty condemned..
Ninth. Op Is rat portottprintlide of public P01k...",
equality orpettlee coin an the aecuriAts of the State
be distributedlo 'Mete four railroads. to the exclu,
shin of the hundred. others In 'Abe Commonwealth
equally Irie,_rliStripAll.44A9 the 'exclusion alio of ,all
the lipaiar;uiserar. naardalof -What. hard the
great agricultural, mining, manufacturing And
other Interests 'done, or omitted •to dit..that they
should Amidpal:ha all p leipailoti in,Alto puolle
bounty.? • + .-` 4 • • l . " • r
-'' .• °Werth— to' - - . .
dffierobjectioils to this Ines.siireintnht, be stated,
but, ttressatriladt.'4lYelt tfetent to
satiftelei , 121 ( LIWN;iipbeied
sehdnael Union as
of tottrfd
it IR. therefore, most, respectfully staffneted that
the lff 11 bit.regossideral , tp..l.begttibt of these objee.
nous, widen InNy - not have'bhea- fblty 'presented
during the few days occutited hi the dlsetwelon and
Reed , 16tters.;
METED r. ()LOGIC-41i TABLEa.
APRIL
-.A 34 5 ; :16F ; 42°
3 Surully • 4JI
4 Nt0nday.......... Si •-• a!'
5 UCrKII3U' I. ` 38
Q clrYftt=a74l-'43:41Tt.4--T! Y tal, I
~: ;r..
S Friday.
• WEEKLY. 'ALMANAC.
, ..
.. •
c-n gee , SUN •
Atirl.ll., loa v L 1 MOON x; C11.A..?"61,.. - S..
ItIS 'IS : slrnp. .. _ .
5. , ,T4•111),ir.-! 531 . 1 631
14 .144; l':41).1.1 . 5
/ /40:4L).-icY 524 Gal: 14.1 1 1;r11. Q. 611 26 'or.
12 1.7;.41A Y..- G 3 ,,,;44.11 . 1E: pv,
13 WV.1,:(1:81 , Al 5 2.5 ! 6 37 Q. '‘2. 1 •23 ;iv',
14 T.111741,511AY.... 521 1' 41 11j 1i . 9.4y. 31.3) 11,..1..
15 •FR1D.4.Y.•......1 SLI 1 1:59_,.. 4 • •
To-morrow.—Fifteenth 'Sunday .of (Ile, year
aild.PalrriSutitlay. 14ng111, 13 lOui.,•iyul .
4 tiahnitc 4 3l - .
First of the Seasori.--411e, first f
the seaiint apidextedi.rt•Cont:re t.treek
on the birtt, of s portly gen .14 . 1111111 i, 1 1". , .
F - 7 7 - 7 77 7 '7 - s'
tpecirt42ltonthjy Ill3her - 4114r . iiiiiity Church
Choir, toZnighk—pfobably the .14t1for' ~eVeral
ninntits,t.ln anticiptition certain infproFe-•
zhents to Le nuttle! n their line Organ. '
Wm. L. Davie, praotieal -plumber and gis fit
ter, No. L'plistuningo ftfteet, has ,had many
years expr.rie , in Philadelphia in !he,lMAi
ness, and ex.? 4, entrusted to hut
with neatneam.•
Sor.icesid
'arket Square, by tiao to
morrow at,.101, and, "(I, P. M., 'in
oft he very interesting siihjeet Totn 7
nitaie..sl last kdihath. The poldie are .eurtli
ally igvll4. !•ie„ats free to • •
. ,
- • .
TThy - Coutitritrodldst BocleEy.
At a staigl trteolittg of tikraen .post; .tio.
I ept, 0111'110%day' civenitig last.
at the req tof Ur. T. W. Intn4; ;,he 11Se of
the root& of Gowi , ti Post, .-‘v`as 'yin', not isat grahterd
to tiMpyrikill fint•iet;y• for
their nieeti ihrs. The roont in the third story
Assault and Attempted' Outrage.3lary If.
Walker Ina -- 7tle oath,.un'ThOrsdnv, ng,ainstsla tiles
Donaline for having ponitnitted, an assault and
Isittery..atid attempting to outrage her Person
on 'Wednesday night test, while she Was passing.
along the Tunibling..llun road. Accused' Was
brought before Esquire' Chrirman ..and was.
Seltbill among the parties interested.
. .
.9, - •Bstautiful Carilage,—Yeaterday , wo bad
the pleittiure of exainining a threb-seated phea
ton, made by Sehablein &Co., of this Ilerough.:.
fcir Dr: Shannon of Haven. • Tli..
body is tica% liglit ancl r Strong. The platforin
running gear is ellipUe in form, Which makes
the'earriage easier to ride itt; and enabieii the
vehicles, to turn in u short spat*. The painting
and trinitning are.very neat. 'The body is paint
ed carmine, with gold leaf stripe. • It is trimm
ed with blue elothr.gald 17toptitingand has gild- .
ed lamps. • The vehicle la b„,eredit
Workmanship in this line. •
. .
Llbrary.for Gowen Post. —An effort is being
Made by. the comrades of Gowen Post toi 'lstituto
a library in connection with the Post, so that the
comrade; can spend (heir leisure hours in react
,ing and improving theiri: minds. Foi=this put-.
pose a committee WaS • appointed at• the last
stated pieeting - ot the PeSt,. for the purpose of
soliciting donations of ,booki4 'to' be placed in
the library of the Ms . Any . bOOOkS left at this
()nice or handed , to in% Plait; for the,purpose,
will be' tnrned over to the .committee, to be de
posited.ln the Library. All donations of hOoks'
for Gowen Post Library.will he 41nly acknowl
edged. ; •
Tobadeq PBferer.—Yesterday forenoon a, bop
entered the Warehouse of William E. Boyer,
Esq.,'in the rear of his_ stork on callownill
street: and was preparing to carry. off a lot of
papers of choice mimeo% when rine of thceem
ploYees came up to' the front of the wafelioth7e•
and the lad made Ads exit through . the -bae.F - k*
door. Ile ivas seen vomintront bye, lady rest-'
ding near' by, who eallbd to him, when he'
dropped his liooty and,Made his escape.
Boyer AX of the opinion that this is not the first
time this same briy has beiM engaged in this
Work, ai he hasi. frequently missed tobacco on
former !occasions when he.eoithl not account for
Unelaliziod letters remaining ill the Pottrivil le
Post °Mee, April . '
Allen Henry H Gllßlang.RarrinelPferee:Luklris,
Bohner Jacob '. Gilbert Itirs,ll tr. Quinn sand' -•
Becker larael C Waterer Charles lthlut Amelia
Bork Matue Heitz Lizzie Rosentnth An 'l.
linalleyMra Johnston Alex • ffchultzFrederiCk
Bachman KHz Krell o•FriedrichSandens George
Bachman Cath" .Kergg. Mary ' Saxton Jos $ A
earning l' 0_ Lamh•John • Shralder• Mrailas
Crozer Saul 1' • Levy Isaac •.. StrapharJoa .
'
Clemmence Mrs LLenehen Pat'lijrStepluuky•Nablp
Drelbelbis D B Lord George Shabel Sarah •
Daviltial John ldtller Jacob Swelgcr Ellz -
Dobblos Dr J H Millers Mrs L J Sailor Catharine,
Fozelsceiang F Pfeiffer Anton •St 1 [ger •Amel la
Faltaell Monis Plappeyt George:Taylor Sarah M
Gibbin John Parker Oe.orge Wlaleras th -43 M
.
As4Suit and liattery.—On ; last 31onday,
evening as Philip Gaffney was., walking along
the road between Patterson and Middleport, he
was overtaken by two men whom he 'declares
to have been' John Fleming and'Edward
As they came up to him they stepped:ion each
side of Win and one of, them hit dihri 'on the
head With either a stone or billy.tho blow fell
ing him to the grountl,'afler which they:passed
On their way unceremoniously es if nothing had
happened. 'Gaffney tniide oath to this effect be
fore Esquire Reedy Hitt a warrant wax put ,in
Constable Jacob Chrisman's hand and theguilty:,
Parties arrested and Mae bearing yesterday.:---
ey veers placed n MO ball each to answer at
Court.' ; •
• That $5O ' response to our (leery as
to "who
.the 'Tot:iv:lllG, it,eittlemau" was that
picked up the $56 Lill in ~Residing ,en the: "first
of. April, 'the TIMES .ti7iD Dist-Ai - en saya:
"The Jove:est, resPec: fully informed thatifie
'gentleman from rottsvine is neither a 'fool,"fel
low,' nor myth but oneof the mo-t intelligent, re-'
spectablo andlnfluential citizens of its town. lie
Picked the note op ea any other Perim Would under
similar circumstances, , and, upon examination,
thinking it counterfeit, a n d It was intendetlas
a hoax, three 'tawny. The gentleman who dropped
the money, tbmastiu or $4OO. in tie bills, we under
stand was fchtututte- entrusts to get, all back Again,
minus the 11-7.0 bin thrown away Wthe 'gentleman.
from Pottsv Ile,' and . which hat 4loubtlese' "gone'
Where the e. twittst IL' Is our friend of the
JoraNaz tut with the eXplanallaar
.
•We accept tho "apolcrip.. •
_ .
In Memoriam. 'LA larger.ltneeti ug. of citizens
and Soldiers was held er Tnion Hall on .
last Tileliday evening', at which several eulogis
tic speeches were made of the life,charaCter and
public services of Major' General George H.
Thol:flu,. sly), the.
_following resolutions were
adopted . .
Wttsitas, It has, pleased God In his wise
and overruling ProYuisince, to remove from us
.bv death 3l*r General-George' H. Thomas;
tile: °fore as a- titling testis:Wgon of our regard
ftr the memory of the departed hero/ be it .
Resolred, That in his life and seivices'ive re-.
el:guise the highest standard of moral excellence;
the Christian gentleman; and brave soldier, who
by his sterling integrity, and. dervoliron to' duty,
refusing 'gifts and rebuking iniquity, has en
dearest • Idmielf to his :comrades fa artna,' and
enshrined his memory itr the hearts ' 'of all
Ponlks. 1 • '
Besoked, Tula hr his death this nation has
lost one of its noblest citizenii, a distinguished
officer, tharrw heroin greatness or ability On Pa
Stands tigher on the records of the country, and
;one to whom the natina Is indebted
Able awakes. ' ' . • • • •
• Resolved; 'That IR hla „Parity otlii, and alma
his hi:meaty of putrpose, his modest and
generotwnsture, be has left this people. and the
'world a ta uter of eseellence,,the study of which
Utast make sill metibeiler. ;
. Th
Resolved, ; at_ we join our griefs With those
af bla bete:o4Pd 11010rdo wkora•vre tawieroar
- heaZacow4xaiwicoodojetico.. • :.;
0,10;0 oohs SPreUb be
, algid aluitlitAk• their
Z. 64 401 nn Oahe nett.. -.
;That a cap c i fr e t u r ed. thass 'Timailatiotai -
sad tbS proteedinga of meetingbe itiesriad--
ed - to the family o.fthe •
- •
zalr
M!!
Local .lo#lngs. 7 -31st. 'Glenn.. Wife 'Of Jcihn
' , MOWS, of Port Carbon, died stidd,enly on Sum."
On aged-79 years.
110,1iKr logy by. tire arthttePittsburg uoi
" iM•ltailrdatititieetfonPrid4 nrkning,
lifmated
! , .,•41011dirr'S VilFiettiS c 4 n ent
iittllkree nights at Union 134,41111turday
lhoHead,ing 'Railroad Oipfhpany tiedu the
. 'rho
its meet aides p er tvzit,lnn first
That stud ".the , wsqes of I rrs, lielweit„ etc.,
pet day. •
lleaditb; EVIICEt Dtsgatcrt *is -1 4101d -
0110§10sarr: Kttabb A: Co. on Sattard4y last, a Re-: .
etpr's sale.
•• season Opens'dull• for the hiatmen o the
nylkill,canal. •
'The First Presbyterian S. Bc!rfitt,gh;
and its Mi.*icuary branches, haVe a member
ship Of foci. hunded and ei„glity, 7 4x selacdars._ •
...
-- "Ararfeltieitiorliti . Mieting - was . Weld iftriiiorir
Hall on-last Tuesdskevenin4 - at which resolu-;
ti:ons s of respect to tictseral Thomas was inised. r
Sacontotive ••Sherman - e*llluded heti, '
boilei- at Treverton, on Saturday.,Rooming,
juring fecomen; one seriously, j • I
_Thu lxitlyaMrs..Wb , l , 2 l . the missiJag.sium=4,
.was tonna , qn the.south side 'of Sharp Mountain
on last Sunday -auortaing,. - by - .404,11thi /4 41 ",
Isaac .• • • • " '
:Coo . s ' •
I rd.
tir ' I4K
2.5 I-; 6.3 68_
12ENZI
MIMFIM
PENNSYLANIA..
'Four drunken hops ot4ticted.upteh .
attention
in Ceniretstreet au inst hinichir, i ; - • . • '
.- ' '
Monday : aught , garie Iltis'sly:lriches of snow.
ilyti
which ppeared on TuestitiV.
_;„.• • .-•
TitlS roStislatuitellis - ,tsisiod. 41:hilicierinpting.
sewing ruschitiestii itgetti (..actillas -train levy,
•:
sale or dela; --• - •
_As ornament's, ash, heaps grq,,ttot:g success,
althoUgh Mitt •' perscns- erecting_ 'tliciu in the
streetnjusit now; wenn to think'sO. ; • '
- 'A ; piickntcboc;k. coutaiiilng'•a Antall sum.' of
priney, Was found in Centre - street on Monday.
Olive I..iigan will lecture ,on ",Puris, CM' of
Luxury," in Etnion Hatt , on nen! Wedilealny'
eveninpf;.• A large auillegee awaits her. • •
, •Parcnni, keep a close watch of your children
•
during the evenings. • " • ; ' ' , '
Th is 'ls the anniverSary -of, tlin 4litrrender of
) 1
Oeneral Lee. • - , 1: '• _ '.i......
' Gaiven•POst: ttetuiell tho Thuirias - titecting; in
aboily kai l'iti; ay night.
~
_,_' • .:
• •-
.. The Philattel 'hot and Beading Railroad Com
pany clAir t,i, )o{.) .tier the apprehenSion of the
'men who - turned WO WiritelleS'oll itho Mullaney
it Ilrusd .loutitain Ballrixid,- 'i• - • •
'• Tito attiluarnieeting of the Fife Presbyterian
C.,mgreiratien wa beid !iill 'Mpoiluy evening. •
. . , . ..
The Odd Fellows' . Tictriks , "lvirim will occur
,
'oe the 'll(ll'et'April.. .. ' - .. 1 ...... ... . ,
. FoYr Sego- nialtersr v,-ore F.
te i*lbre .slitdre_Con
ratrlast Monday rot the charge. Of druniteness
urni .tightiugOli SUI1(14:.. -
•
The Philadelphia 1;:51,14..5.rx . has a Pottsville
porri... , popchmi. " ..; . ,
. Treuting parties have, their , tackio in readi
ness for the season. ~ •, : ,• ', . .. • . -.;
• .(iood.feutale haip.is scarce irk. Pottsville, and
the . deunind eorrespondingly land:. . ' •
The "Nenpariel" is the •ktest- thing iri gen,
titnien's Vat, for spring.
Zl'he leititre at the A. M. • ".. , Church on last
Nti.nkloy 'evening was a 'nuet4ss. -. . • -
' !file health of the itorotorli is said to be, im-.
i4oving,notwitlistototing the 410. kip weather. -
Se.turerycitir tieit'et•for Olive" F.Sgons" Lectitre.
I louselkunting. is .4:;t yet ov , ...r; , ,uotwitlistand'
ink.; the tint of April has . isi;k ) s•il. -:,.• • .
The Wheeler ; fro tipk... es hih,teil . at I.;itiOn Hall I
oil Wedne N
elay and 'flkudav eveidnus. •
Thebest Jul) l'rintin ..", in the Horough is 419.110
at,' t h cois lINAL Ors i••e. '
The f! i+ .1 wonbak in T'oasville so strongly - in.
Sorer if "iVernoits' ' P.lghts tliat she_ Wears' her.l
J
'lathers Is,;kts, _ 1-•
.Ntuelk of the silver coin floe In cirouhttion
was coined many yi. , :krsag ,- ;;.- . i '
Peter .I)outy tOrinerly - of. this .Itorougli, and a
soldier ago; :Vie:tic:ln War, die..t at Janeivillo :
on !gondol': - . , ' , , •
. •
. .
Parlek. 'Dormer, a county eommissioner waa
''arrested for ais assault on - Michael Costello -on,
!Tue , day. and held in s4tsl_ hail to answer the
charge lot Court. , •
. A sniall coffin was lilt at the deor of ,Wm. L..
Hoffman,. and isf the Engin - ecas on .the M. w II, Itafiru:.d osi Tuesday night;
lead thsocOunty. 6 very likely. •1.
"rho Boroughl - Council beein to realize that
they are living in the ninete,lntWeentury. • ~
ThoThird'Philadelphia PreSbYtery NV i nal I ftet
•in the First, Presbyterian . - Chureh. Yottaville,
on nest Tuesday.
There-nrease now feature , : coal trade.
Gowen Post , G. A. It.,,haye ;,:retched a wire
across Centre street upon which to rites mt . titbit
headquarter flag.
.
Our citizens will please, i hear •-that the
' mat nco'ls Is 0 be enforced. '
Desnolution of old buildings is the order of,
the day in our Berens:ll,
The strike of the Railroaders atill tontlnctits.
Kate O'llrlen got drunk on Wednesday even
ing, and ; was taken - Jo the Liick:. - r - up; where - she
passed aplmsant night. On Thursday - morning
'she was lined 110 tlischarge - d. ' - • ,•
fester its/mile - was hothsl -in Odd Fellows'
Cemettaty on Wydnesday.,afternoon with mili
tary hOttorsz.' • • .
. Altuifit , went into the, rosiclenc'e-of Gen. Pleas
ants OW Wednesday CVOS and asked tor
something to cat,• mid while the servant girl
okay getenig it.for him he stole is silver ..butter,
knife. Ile was subsequently arrested; the knife
recovered, and the 111: - ,:o disdiargNl.
William Long, recently :,eat to , ,ehe -Peniteu-_
tiary frbm this `cuunty;, is, now errracetl , hs
splitting can c. '
Orain:and cattle :god hay:: efillie Why
does be4f roast so high: :
The - wheat fields lesik promising.
Mr. lfzfzett hos' v:to,l the lior,dier, 'Home,
Ashland, and-Mr: Mts.:lEl.4 taken possession. •
The'streets wore an aniut:ifed ttsrp...s i yester
1. day, the balmy atinosre brlligin; :out the
.promeraulcv.." .
It. F. lnruse, -will ly , ,eturo in Potts
vide On!the 11/th inst. , . • : •
Trees - ; both fruit and slitsde,.phtsultl be planted
. this mouth.
Palm SuntlaY Getairs to-mort.:,w and will las
ob.terveil Iry theCathiolie Chnreli. •
The olll,l.ands llotell* is being torn down. ,
-Stu - 2, -- j - ts the fence eorner,annt on nordserly
exposed hill-sides, can still be seen;
.. - There IA a law •in :this ,S kith, equiring all
. owners:lf unpatented. hinds to hare them pat
- tasted beroro tins fitst of June.
Mr. Roland kline's hearse v: - ass run hito-by a
coat wakoo - on Wednesday last 'arid Lad one of
.itstloors injured:
The Wheeler Troupe op'ened ?.tSt. - Clair last
,
night. i•
(!itizeinsTesiding on lfahanton,7o street., ecm
plain that the fronts ;`)f, the!: hour.4es - are defaced
by hovs'n;hu inns going M . and mining from
school.;- '
. .
The ‘i:oiaWn buhding (myth° ehlebester prop
erty is being torn down to gii . e Place to the new
Rank huilding. - ;
s fieverrel parties left the Borough yesterday on .
tit.h irn.v . ex pedi than,. . ,;-
The Railroad strikers lave ;:etit a resciluticu,
adopted by thorn, protehtitig against ;Le •redue
•tion of Wages. to (4.--l. NicollP.
CominissionffsDoul6 has :order the diseon 7
tinuanee of the.publieation of the
,Ineonr‘' Re
turnA. i -•- .
The .4 - rect. Iruids Inv , " boen lb-work
the week-on Our kreets
c :
a; Pere Ilya:intim arcs ;
l'aris.
The t,egishtture ncljourlistA on Thursj
- Racal pusittcs's
,renta a I:ne , neat lartioa
qaeht laia.rticir- • • •
Tli :E1 err Ices in' TriAlty Chorelt during lloly
be every morning; at 11, ~except Good
Frlibiyi on which day the hour will he IW4 o'clock):
On Tnesilay iind Thu t - ,ilay evenlna:s a he latter
servba.. being the'relebration of thu iiofy Colonni
Ilion, and ; on the iifielnoon GIN)(1 1'11(111y'
There will aim,' be a serinan or. address at • b ath tha
servieri out Good Friday,tiutioniuOilay, and yburii
(lay evenings.
•Sereir. pnyrnentk resullied flflial111.11(1%24.
DRY Gt.koiel At ante- -- vr...ifpriees at !Colland's
SIVEM AL SALE or Dress Gnodwat
J. (IA T.T.A CO., ':6l Centre street. . •
Pal:4 - rs, S to 1 i yarilB; fiirr one iioltar; at Galland's'.
261 Centre street; silver In change.. . April A, '7O-12
, .
NEW PATTERNS flOirecelved ate the 7 Cloak 11110
Trim taing2litore, cordre atrcet,lkolow Arnerleati
Rouse, Pottsville-, 1 11-4 , MAGGIE 130 LAND.
ONLY 20 cents for superior OyNt r r Stew at Potts!
Ladled and Gents flesuturant, No. 101 Centre Btreeo
Prices: reduced to suit the time. Call and see for
yourselves.
. ,
. FRPOitql, English. aarl A ingricar.. baths, all styles,
arl. of the tilnes4 qualities, at A. Staltys.-Centre st.
PAI;DED LINEX-I)RILLS, a beautiful aril.;
Smitli*.l l 'Ventre gtreet.'
!
riCCUPATIONAL AILMENTS.-Fresh, pare
1, air is a vitaltr:lng elixir. Whoever Is debarred
by circumstances from unrestricted access to this
luelsibie. hut powerful stimulant,' reeds a .medi- .
*Mal invigomnt, of sortie 'kind. The great object,
should be to eboase the best. Popularity is a pretty
gooaguarantee of merit. In, this Scrutinising .rind
'intelligent age, anddried - by this this Hostel
ter's shoinaeh hitters stands first among the , Invig
orating and regulating inedielnesof the presentdate.
Toth wants of persons engaged in ludoor employ
ments, especially in crowded faletories where evt u
with the best possible ventilatlon'"the atmosphere
Is always In some degree, pollut ed : this salubrious,
vegetable tonic Ispeculiarly adapted.. The nature
of the; legrediente is no mystery. It consists ~ of - nn
absolutely pure diffusive stimulant, tinetttreti 7 -er;
tither surcharged—with the fluid , extraets of sap
tous roots and, barks and herbs. The pharmaco
'pale has its tinctures, but what are they? The juice
•of only a single root or bark or plant Is present In
each. Not one of them combines the three prpix-v
-title of a tonic, an !alterative, and an aperient. All
theSe'elements are blended In the -Haien; nor 'are
these the stun of Its medicinal recc)mtuentlations.—
It is also a blood depurent and an antispasmodic.
Thebalend effect which air that hat been, parti
ally exhausted of Its oxygen by frequent breathing
produces on the-vital organization. is notorlans, and
when tathlS devitalized atmosphere is supcgadded
the mephitic vapor of hot air furnaces. it .b.Coorne
- deietkriowl and depressing id the extreme. To e'en
ble the sygtent to Year pp, even fora few hours each
daY.agfanit the debilitating indlutnew vitiated
atmosphere,, a Wholesome, tonic and alterative Is
.Urgentlyrequired. 'This grand diSideratum is sup
plied In' Ilostetters Bitters, Which as a strength
sustaining,•• health-kotecting , agent has no rival
'eltheramong °Mettle' or advertised medicines.;. Jan 1.'70 4.1 y
C •
01711E3 ANb COLDEL—Theic are more per-.
ions die annually inlet dtseaSes of the lungs
than tram any other cause. " Esti7one should recol
lect that,a neglected cough or cold often feria:notes
In comeumption. lia.sson's Cumpoend.4YroP of. Toy
It.the best, twist reliable article known for the cure
of • Coughs Odd* lloarsenosii, Asthma;- Ottolde
Catarrhs and Sore Throat 'For the reneger -Whoop
ing ciartCh th ere Is, nothing equal to It: Price 50
cents,
_Ciotti onty at W. 11. 1t011ni.......0N111 Drug Store,
Vot l sYllirl' W3l, 31ATIIEWer Drug, Store, Miners
ville,:arsa the principal Druisjitores throughout the
country::, / ltlittsEl,l,& LANDIrs.
Nor. 27, 'O9--IVglit
. • Proprletors;'Phila.
DAVNESS. .11L.IlirlINESS 1- & CATARRH'
, treated with esteem, by .1. ISAACS, lii. I).. Prot.
of Dhueltece of Eye and, Ear, (ilia epecialtyx to the
Medical Ve of nt,t twetveyeareexperience,• (fon.'
nterly. of on, Holland,) N o. 'aitS Arch St.. Phila.
Testintyni ' at hies innee. The tnedtcat faculty km
Invited to accompany their patients. Artificial-eye
inserted without pain. • Examination free.,
July 84 lb-21-9m , ' •
H ACEBT BAYLOR'S RED OIL LIPIIIIENT:
The plait external remedy for Uneutuanam.
Neuralgia., spmlna, Bruises; AMllltialna, ftwe . A .. n l y g:
Btlithwm of tne Jotuta, 4C, Potwessing morn
411alltlim as a Liniment,. It will proveltaelt
in retry family in MOM Of Rbeutualism and Npu-
Zgh e iatir e l l a i t t ern= a igezrimmtdeut
teat elteen years, and has given entire amislise j two
wherever it has been used.
Prepared and sold by. Mrs. C. BAYLOR, No, 203
Centre It PotOrrlJA, Agent at ailtlerarMer, LAW:
REECE 11130wm, Druggists; Ashland. IL D.
RAIZ& Druggist. I
fDIIO.IiLITCX PECTOBAL.--liore than a Wilk) -
of Bottles of this Cough dledielne have been
In Ave years, and thotersuns bare • been eared pt.
•flurti=tri scoornpon . ying any ordinary cold the
d wash of t. , ti raglan have alike yielded
to It:, it- Of the greatest value 'to : the arannsunity
and.no tunny should be, without- it.. It ialpiesinest
to the brow. It is p by Dr. LEVi oarAt
-IiOIATZLR,of id and la mold by Jr.
- HOG
and fats. YLOR.
vine; and bymeorly every ii" p re
at Smetana bottle.. 4; INHIFIIoi
:,,, ;,. •-.
' t .
RRY. PECTORAL TROCRIM,
Ve<42lgrdok .
None flIrG 'it !so pl(
Ilse.no
Arcx --- 0 - 7, AT .,o,
Intreg ; mllate
in
'
- • • " , •••' • - .... IVA
AL ;. i ;I>: will must . •
give I , • 4
i tenet rer Bila
t ea.
Aff.x.i. 'lam, COMM/ P.
TIIIIOAT P. they haves
• S/ 1.4 9 1 % 1 1.* cd PUBLIC RPRAKERS cse h
clear and IS ngthen the votee.• • -
Owing SO- ti good reptitation and popularly at the
trOMlClßlttfrUttilZMWMsTraiWa i r E F '
prod irii4 aressaod for paling.. 110.sure.to.ortApv.
Bic true , 1 `)
'
Oat.- 110.0 1 %.*".."R BRONCHIAL TR.LIC , '-'' I
I SOLD avituvwucim
. .
- ' 4l -1.5-Gto . -
ov. a,
_
tOstion. thetetred lni
s of engo4d Watt,r ; Colds,..,te.
!Asir for, HodetzaVe And take tirrothat..., A hal f tea.
spoonful bf It is more than eipahl to a- Whole spot:p:111.
of any tAbPr.. Sold by
,druppiSts :And stot„ - tiLtepers.
-Fifty cents !per bottle. ' Johnwln; Holloway st'e•ow,
don,-lA_'A.m . :a Street.
•
Th
,
Curinntl .61. x Fon aot-is?-N.r . ,4,4z.r . t.:c5 .
• • - •-= - .
lbi
Tire dOetors incitheis FaY •
thee mosteare nad,elfectual,roanclia for:t base :
pester IVO TOM. The igcnillne liai ijihl sign:it tired -
of the', PtoPrietipp 'op the •writyper. each Isis - . •
Twenty-are rents pot bot. ;:johlsori, flolloway
nne ,
EE Od SSION r
NFES O AIST • t VA7LID.
T , Pubthibed for Ule. benefit of toustp at:ln Auld :
others eiltofiulitt - frorn:•Tettow llt,4llldr,V. Me:, ••to
plying theuns of relfreure. - Written hy pne 3irho
anted It ltilsitlf; and isetli free on reedy' nil prrst•;•naid
• •
directed ellTelope. Address•
'NATHANIEL 31hYr.t111. •
11l 2I Ilroolttqi Y;
•
.7:77
_-_,,,,..- - 4_ 7 ,___,
13.11L141 4 •-.1(4NF—At St. Clatr, on the 4th inst.;
1
by the it , v.S - tuntel llortvell, Ur. ST Ennt::: JJAILF.Ii.;
to Ntbot . A All JuNt•::4,'HII of SI. Clair. • . .
• • .
11E1;13 - 11.1„nEDForto— OA the r4th . Inst.. by the
Itev. :Nosle' I , n4nos, at the rrshlence of the 4ride: 'mt.
li,k3t ellt.ilsr , Dbl.; LL, of l'ort-Cartiou,, to tit Lt 4.11-
rutin. of! Atint•nollle. ' ••
lIIII4ErAnTEkir--On .1.41 e ~ 54, 11 - of' Fehrtirtry:
187+), FElt,ol A_111) 11X)11114, to AIatJAY ltmcraß, 1,0; it .
of l'ottintill ..
Dennis. •
, . .
1:41,,.Li...r- , Nin 'Sunday:Mimi net. at.. 2 .treloch_ t. his
brother'S ri shlenee,:slLSS ItALL., Inythe fel ty-third
,
year or 11.4 lige. ,.. . , . . .
rli lth.•••tp.iin •t he 2.l.ith. Ult., In PI negrove, C.A.Dit.ir
. ittx,t: ettntsr, In the sa t h Nal! , ot tier age. '" 7 .•
I i
'e: }DENTJ...4.EIZ-ti the :14 inst. in Pottsville,, ds.von
IlltlNi Atu , si.4o of-Ilenry nutl.Slat llclu. lentaer, aged.
•ZI tnont c." - '; ' • ' • •
`lbto:fit -On Ntirll 4; 15i0, ill .lu.ttscille,
P tatre PAIVIV.
~
igLEll,t:.-Stldil);s on the l'lnt, I list., Nitis,'FANlllY
44.F;:vm, irtte off:John - 0 tenn,lir the 7tlth Tenn''' of her
,n1;:e. '1
CANT..EZ-On the isi,lnat.,..t.ititsit Ci.VNTI.ET, of
lyades-r Ile, aged 41 years. ,
,
1'i1.,11).N11.A.--tlin the *.'l9tli 'alt., In this Itorotigh;
Eltamt nwri.r. tette Of Cluales Itadmit., aged 52 years,
1 'm on nil wul 5 days.:,,
'ZIOitTIIIEII—On Mnntlay morning, 7 o'eloidt:
('-t.E.ArP.:4:rci wife orgorgart Murtf,Frier; to tlty
07th Yea - rat - her age.; ' •
,
,
..t)Air.iil—On Friday, April Stli, to Port Cariani,,
J;t:uts..ti-"F.LtdNitToN; son of.Jatnes furl I,tithnita •
Oren, 21• Ors. tnonths and 8 slays. - I , uneilit
on Sunday, the loth inst.. at 2 o'clock. fittertnentdit -
-Presbyterian Conetery, Pottsville.
'PARIIOTT—fin the 4th last., BENJA-31LN PALI:OTT,
aged 5 yeit - rs and 3 months; : •
•
POWELI,—In N.ll Ile, on March 'is.
FL'ILAn ETU POWELL, fe Of Jou. P. Purcell ; ng,ect:G.l
' , Jays
, .
ItAP , RTY—In St. Clair, April 5,', SYIX EATER E.
FLAFFEairr, /1,7, ni years. •
'll.tEtl.--On I to' 2;th ult.. In Frieoensinn-g.
AVI.L.s9N, sou of Thomas and Igatilita. Reet.l,,al.-,:d
Jnontlip.
- • •
, .
. ,
,
WEIlliER.—Od the dist Mt_ in S4' rhuy II ILIA . Ch
l
A usor.E^L'WEnnEtt, aged 50.yo.ars;:: m pills tuid It!
.. , ,• •
:11, - y.x..N—At WelanooVity,,,Wednesdar, April Itii,!
GEotittEl WirxNU second .seta Of Watk in! Williams!
Al
Wynnl. ...(4.,, a M o.tive of i:arditt Ulna urgarishlre,l
,
.. , • . . I
South A ale:.
. ,
Jinn ~ .or, e nberger. Ilankrtud.,
.T 9 wilorn It tnay eoheern : The undersigned, Vi, I l'-'
ldun 'A '.,:tlarr, of Ashland, P..clutylk illCouitty, Peon.-
s3•llVatil 4,hereby gives. not ,ee Of his apppi rkt nicht as
giahigne, of the estate of _Nathan Longenberger, of
Union — ownship. In the I 'ono ty of t...e1in:.•11:111,i at
said Dltrlet, and who was to-wit on the sixteenth
.lay ''ot %rune, A. D. Is,K adjudged I tankin pi, ,upon
tae Peti lon of tillaq,slP,by the District Court. of the'
ilted 44tittes for t Eastern District of kkennsylvt.-
azia; 'tilted 'at -Aulfla ,he :Pith day or March, A.
• D' isio. M: A. MAlt.R;''Aslilinnt. '.
pril ', 770 . ,-- ' \ '. ' 11.:':t .
•".' - • .
'MOT CE—th THE COURT OF COW/44RX
1.[7 , 1 PLEAS OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
' I\'illiani Vrieed • 152 March Ttrin, '1 , 70; '
de•!" rs. S.
inen Price. ' ) Alias Subf t .'}ena for a DivorCe. ..
To , the .respoadent above.. niu4el.l:—You are.
hereliy trauired to appear It. a c Our( of ComMotr
P i cas.-1..1w 1104 :CE l'ottsvill...4or the county , ' of
:...tt buy Ilt:11P, on the find Motiday of June next. to an
...Aver the complaint or I lie" I:hen:di: In .t he 'al. , ove
it ht,:,telise. . . GEORGE C. WYNKOOP, §berl.lr
_l.
kilie•ritf's
M Office, l'uttsyllle,') . i
M' I 11.1, 1! , 7 •1. • C . i
~ M OTICR—IN THE COURT OF COMMON .
ill PLEAS OF SCHUYLICILL COUNTY, • •
•," Mary Oat wln. by her ii,ext e'' • . ' '
. flew!, Elizabeth TCutplln/ t 9 I :%larch Term, MO. t
' , Alia.s . 'Subpoena fora ,
- . 'H .ury Outtrin. - i : Divorce. •.
2.17 I ccember'T., VitAl. - ) .. • • . .-- ". . •
To the.re,pOliftellt ab,,ve named:-You are hereby
required to appear at a Cuurt or como l on ri..a.,ctd,,
:,be 11011 ikt. POtt:10 Ile, for the County 1.)1 Schuylkill;
on the flrht M.dielay of aunt, next, to turiWer the
colnplai;nt- of the libellant I ali. :101;0 Bailtt,lolSe:
. .1
. . tiETIRGE C. NV YN K int l',' Sheriff.'
, Sheriff's Office, Pottsville;) • , i -
' - .March 11/, MO. . c . • . 12-11 --
.
thlring
ME
arring
• • 1
centl . ft line e.tichsubse
MOT
.1v pur
'Dog( tt,
some to
ploasurtj
TEM
nerahip under the t le D t ha g e f°rlnad
a °Slain'
aft art.ll continue the Lc l li ) u- ' 4l '
* Co.,
41113 , t '. D°s ..! e n. !Ina 112 Walnut . : 27"' s c a Ltla .44 " . 44 p BLa hj i t
ht.ALIJ."
.
A, "70, 5, .....1ntf • v. it: Buiarzy.
NOT/C3l.n u t u rem and users of gtesua,
1.11 Pumps, hereby cautioned against the man.
facture. sale or use of any Pumps that are aft in.
tringezneuron Allison's Patent, dated klepm
tebef
:191C,; asjhay Will-baliroseeuted id the estent of.
Ihe already coint1101:111,esi t against several par:
ttes, and vc prresecute all other infriugers..
. Po rt Quisss,"April 'Is6S. ROUT. ALLMON. •
Parties in walnut Pumps; samba , supplied at reason
- bl4prces by .. the undee=l. -- • •• - •
ettArorAit.i. .•••
• Ph:SlAM:l'lton Works, Port Otrbonippa.:l
=I
•
r-"-
N • •
• I •
...re r/st
Ttyr myy
c 'Ca. ID
ibase b
THIN,
/~
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~,.....
KT
*' a .riiiiiiurri4.l
=5 csa
tyad•
la. or
i Oar , ll
I art ' pt o ginoris -
!aid
1 Suirliiii
►~'
M
,
} r- r‘ br ,l 7A CepaaFaiNVir. p i a:, ~
4•0 ;#o.......t•ittlir<itirs
.if Dmopsia, • aiiiiiiiness. .
i • • ,- gpligt. 'etcl...f6regvi;etliefrr
. ttangill inislitj[ol, cures Heart-
Atar , , , Pykirw4 the 444 krevlatpt:r.
. r. ecr C3relit; 'l.'. , 144.1 t•y rbnitr 4 ...tc•7 .
,e_.
w
z.. y g g
ZS,RERE IleSttYmE. IS etre.r;l2iyaz.
Pa;.e...' It :be Bow- .
"ulehlßestettiirm, titan ;
ir.Octtietr, 1164/04Wiateil
1011 E r • tifunti rtsf
sizid nle t rr Ta t in h :l e j!
Sr-kr weg...ToT ram,
. " 7
;tatirc9. •
'CT COTTUT of the United!
tru lipittivt. of. Penio,ylvaola.
L . .
ST. TE OF JAMES SILLIMAN. •DE-
CEAaED.—Letters of ...Nam M i , :t rat t. nett port the
..state of James tillliman, late of the 11 , •r.."mgh W.,
l'othsvllle deceased, having been granted to the un
.lerAgnete hit. hayingpersona claims' or demand,:
aga.4 in ti : estate of the hat. Iti k . .... 41 en t , are requestedto make town. the same- tO l'hOnt wit- out delay;
uml t hose-indebted to , the estate to.' make paymenc.
- • - • ALEXANDF:It sILLI)I,\ N,
• . r , . - ‘' No. 1:315 N. Broad.street; Pittlikda.
EDWAItD.S.SILLTLIN
' Maltanov .Clty-:.-
~- ,
.1. , 1 M A r+.%. sil.d.rm.V.N.
:Lai , i2, ; 70-11-fit N0:177 Centre street, 1 ... W0N:111e
. ,
.... .
Polices. i.
IC IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have
.cha.ed On the '..ttal day of March of Ttuituas
:ten., two bltWk itnac, atid'have.loanott the
il(nnati Dogett, J r., da rl ts.ni r•gootrw ft ran d
. ' JA.M.E.S.R.IOiIPATRICK.
t
f )
'.t '. 'l-I‘3l. •
a IBB'
w, par
[unlink
Col, in t
dlonN 4.
to Ing
Th • Laic
Kcßr ct
, LIITION OF PARTNEESHIP:The
nership heretofore existing between. the,
ned muleithe flrin natne of Rear': Ansty &
td mining and shipping of coal, has been
t by .the withdrawal- of Samuel Confab.,
effectand after - January Ist, ',no,.
new; of the old firm' will. he eont tatted by:
tusty. H. C. KEAR, - •
JOHN ANSTY,
•
77(1-41-32.1_ •
~ LlEfi CONFAI
.ALprit
'JIBS(
—Thl
sollKed
1 •
.1; IIECK (of the sate firm •of J. U. Beck 4,04"
and U. W. BECK will continue the Inp , inesa fornier
lY 0,;111110 on by J. 11: Beck & Co., and at the satne •
old st and. under the 1110110 of J. 11. BECK'.:}
arid thei - take this rcppotturilty to infonh thf;
In Keneral'of their intention to keerl t a fine titock of
nterchandize, and willguaratitje to.seii am low ax.
goOd% nail be bnught in the county. :Thankful fair
pvit farturs, we solicit a continuance of he jmume. •
gari:ri 21, '7O-611w-14-2w] J. H: BECK St
Or CO- PAle
e thin of .1. H. Be.cicA, co. I
• • mutual consent. .liLlt.S. H.
.WriCE.--The personal property of PikWird Ma-
I tol t, of ereAsonn,, , bought at rTh eittra.lulu on
th ii.
12th of Januarys Ix7o, is nw the properly of the
undersi 'Tied. o
JOSEPIi lIARTiII,ET.
- 1
Moirett 19, "70 . ~. * ' 12-It. • . ~
--i:.:.... • : :. .
'. .: -----
CIIVERtrIt3OII.'S NOTICE.—The' undersigned
e-..Atl-i - iiesznietrai? - ..;,...nrii,sic,troy.hertio.birhgp - ii...nxt,
bidder, the makitig and repairing oi all tie e now es:-
fitting o.lblle roads in said Township of:Reilly, for tile
enduing, year, at the house of Jams Cottleiti, in FEliti
TOW 111$11(1), on Saturday, ttie - . Ltd day of A pill; A. D.
IW, atlo'Clock P. M. Jll.4lk:Fty . ZISIIIKR.SIA.N..
March 19, *7O-44-21..i . ..', - ,,i.:: ''''''':-:,.. ' Supervisiir.
MAHANOY TOWNSHIP ROADS.-The put:t
ile-are hereby notified, that the undersigned
S4ervisor'f,t Mahanoy TOW reship wilt sell st public
vendee im Saturday; the cecond day_of April, next,
atone o'cick' In - the attenuat, at Glenville Sphool
House. at Lai agares Patel', to said Township' -the
making and repairing (If all the public roads of Mir:.
hanoy lowitsitip, for the ensuing year.
S:1 1t EL- EV ERETT,
. •
March 10, ' +Supervisor.
_
tTRERBHFP.-The undersigned have
tay forrned coPtirtnersbip for-sale and,
4f c0.4.L, Under the arm ofy4bppller, Glor
ut Na. :111 '.Valnut stmt.; Puiladtil
• Gi.:ORGE. S.
N. P. GORDON, •
tan LUa
'lO-2-1 r. REPJ'LLNEL,' -
I,lprzoN.—The ecliertnershirtßafore
Ing under firms of uthlwell, G o rdon o p n
&
elphia and Net: tog, and of HO, caldwell
dt t„ at Bustot.tht lids ilsky tli , ..olved by mutual eon
sent. Ritter p:trty wl * , ign in _ •
B . I CALDWE.I.4, Jr.,
Y. P. GORDON. -
\ !1 . 1 7 J9,163up
rhiladelphia. Dec. 31, 'O9 _
IVratit 81GIVTIZO PZOPLIC •
lot punionit with %her defieleneles
of•tbeerms. should remember tlitit.tbft-era. be ats,
with the wormer &woks by , .108 WW
Wan. No. 306 Centre Street, Pottevine.= l l
pinnacle. • March ID.le-1374f
El
( -4
-001 C, Mu ht. ,
NVi i t r F E wa r dli.etr i a - ti?l ) ro D u t, .r.. Aiso; 'CI n
6ip assict W.th Chks ve:LAthi L:
A rojrtining. 11.9Cattit.re St.', itunt.:.ll.tc.l:,.
7 Apttl.„l,,T.kr4iett, • `: . ••
A f BY A EQUsE with a h - ,,c'g,", ii m , ,-., t
0
al , -e, an Agency fora pant- At oil, .tsti
Vti
•Cmk tit ta •'. •. - Itir soch,trado. Ilaviug 'lin+ itt,e:q..
Itill, a".will gurtrainfee the sales and mat: t , p,,T,1.!
• .sed,tl, d. tduent*. •. The most untitte:thoinitt- it -
'-fernpcewgiYen. Ali rw‘s, illating)Crote..., ii ti4,et-,e; ,
.-: •• - ..- ' • - - 91. - AIt.NNTI•:!.." Fi . ,i -- :....1,:s •
• . maieb:26, = 7 43-21, - - • "• - P::iir.,l; , *. , ;
' ' • •
Li2IP WARRANTS VT:An TIM • 1 i y i
' -.. OP WAR-OF 131,2 A'S D.M EX ICA Y. NVAIZ..
, .. • ,
'FOREIGN' COINS,,' . STOCKS,,. 4 1 (IT .11, :6 A - '141:,
BLENT and other BON IXI 1101.:“ ill' and d 4 ir.i).
coT,LE,trrioN....4 prontOtiv made ou &di poi az-L n i .._
. 7 1tiO painswin be spared to Nerve the tutereNts ~,i
- hOiso who Cavoi us with their lasinetts.
bent to
.101L.ti 6. au:i4pis
-Atnre.reatidtßicazets . , 2 , : cs rbjlad.,
'WWI. •!- • ' • i•-/Y:
liff.Acunsizray nyz•
. gine, pump ... abaft and gearing; Ore
engine;drarn, pump sh aft and Hearin ; one En:- .%
engine. '2 boilent,Jdleitdatti and stork; _one
lo .ptunp,an&lJZ§arda 14•Jfich rain! t•iiie:
boilers, ;i0 feet tyy3llzieln-a:4, lot of Apl lee raf:e4
Apply $...,110P;(41Aji e.)..iNew
April it, '7O- . 44.411; or-ify letter to l'ort (:.c:1,:1
• - -
Die second h f, ) , 7 ,.• n r• t•. ..
3.•prenniaes occupied Sheen ‘t
arki-138 Cenire-stroot,, having a convenient
entrani;e; and well suitca for Com inun e ••.•...;
tr'lnignt, bie itert,t4o for .fonall
little fiLlldre i. -•-,J. M. CH( N •
• N. len groan) F• ! nloon and I)wein fig t
ing f.lco. lc alafiopeti to a g,oad tenant AN II :.•
. throes are, dull; .• • J..M. •
I . April
,
Iffle
MSS
_cam' • itA.l?
IN
F ,
. . .
OR SALE OR RES-T.—Tip. S4 - -310.-J_llrf.ht.4,:
knoll:11 /LA the Pa:cc:U.l3lB3ft ute, - 4 .,,
Jlotel,sckeeti 3,3orilis' At1t133.1.0n; Apply -
- .•. • • ' MILTON IMONE.
381 l'etitre St reirf,„rot
13,boni, third near lu Sell7.'.4Toild
nig,-Centre Apply
Jan 2;i, 1 . 13Zy-ti J. lIEDI.AIt, 3:era:ha:it's R...tet.
r- 4 -I.aft RENT - .- 1 1hrbOrlici..111 It It 11 I Pi
- Irk-; 126FIlyr :` , 14.•0n (1 and :tlalifintoratoll-1.,.:,k,
Pctimaudun- - Aptil Ist- Apply to lIE,NI-t,i
Weal I:',..tafe Agent, 1., Maliamolfgo _
n-tr . • •
:nwzLL.I.No-mousts.ron ' .
. 3 tdory . dtriels;Nialninturigo:•gryat,
- stOry •• •
2 thre-a-tgory brick clwalllngs,...th Ai:Treat. •-;
Apply to If. C: 111;11 1 :31..1.1,, Ilenl Agent,
311.4,antungo:street. • ; • • jail. I . •
T.:OR Ton Loeonadk e,
. -tor 4•zfoot gatige road- :Pas been u-ed hm• et)IIVU:, -
nig - to:a and oahart at tra, milieu. and Is in go, kf.A.E.•
dal!. APPIy to: GEU. W.I4NY,IdI;II-1., Potts% dla
Janitry'l, '7ol—
. •
T 70.12. LEASE.—The valuably . it::
1 • • known its Itobb 4.h* \\nth dinefier.
.ford, Minuted in Blythe and .._`-ichu,y.
andicontal fling about . 331, acres, k
upon raa:Ainable twins..." Apply to.
. IiA"N N
• " 0-1( • .Pitts'
SALE,—Timber leave, or
-land ; in Lebanon Count
~ 41'Ini-grove;, : ilung the lint of .tae "IA
grove ltallroaa. The timber is pri
-piy to" 3t.ISON. WEr D3l
or to MOl3lllB r
OH
thin day
I?,CK “70. •
APRIL; 1.870,
Minted.
-Site Gob go set.
V '
A T LU I 3 4 ' IRZf. r
T .
VAC • E
PE
I'. L ., 1 -
Y/2VIE SEE.
One - Of
tharabst dextral/le and valuable ITItIV . -V,' , l-;
tOpER-T1F.54 In trie , ShquinOli Valley ,v Y J r .,..,
is now c•lTertsl at :privato.tialo, ricticu as (*in , ~, ~:.
, k i
Furnace; and- Is - situated In ~ etiandolt;Coe,,l . , ,
tycl ve.nt Iles soutb..enst of Wood tOek; 0 /1.1 l' . ; i- 1' .. I
Ed i n.bo M`. on the line of the .lil , nassas Gap It:: ' I -,,,,'“ !
Irheic are abtint six thoilsarni nerea'of and yiti,!:
14 , " C)ltE of Superior qualify awl great abu n d an,•...
Part-of the' Furnace, buildings were' destroyed, ! •
fire during the late. war, but the' ..S.taci c I IV% ai b , :::d
hearth arr . ! In serviceable condition. There i5!, , ,,r , t.!•
property
eightfcn °Dices fat' *ork men: '11:14 is a rare . 1 . 1 ,- 4 ,
tunir3'. farli.erstins seek introre lands.
Far. 4 lnr4 her particulars address either ' ' ! :
' . ' • • -.GE'.i., - -!.. 7,- L08D111.4 , or DAVID P. in - sii, - .
t wurninitol l , ti.thi,,,,:q ,
JAS: MAlL:sTON,rdatbunt. t!zlionalidorth I 'o., ti!"-a-,..
11•1 7 :0. (4 fAti:DEI.I,4 - ,
DA ril; P.llr'sl I, . ••!: ,
!for C.3U;7!..lT's'lt4..irs.,
t.pri 71-11-7 ii
march 21, '7O
•—• ;
Five' Taii3.,:icisini,t I vi;2•,
for 4-foot. prate Hits bi.•en us•ti.l •
veyi coal au4l vikllllrt rit the lalneA, and I.slitgrioi.l - .'.•
pi e . r. Apply SNY.III:IZ,,, •
Jap 1, ' I -
, .•! '
twu-k•tdry,t4out, dwelling bags.:
and lotof . gtimind, • altnated JAI Nlarkur. street.,
L'oftwille, the' 101 - la. , i_ng lent finnt by filet in
•"eruie iu e'rru:sytinbb.. Any im Raman I oil
givrn li}' to NO: F. 1. 4 1.4.310:•:14,
Jaul;, (11 y.
• SALiErlfrilik'ern - ,7":0 }:1101 Slorie
an'
litt£ly`fortttlblvcl by the Priiprose :ui b7ut.ll,
C 431 co . 4 111. 11•iil Ix' 54,1,1 low, Apit.t3' to
. ' 114N1ii: C. ItthSEL, 18 .31ttb..11,!‘/1.t5.',74.
LEAESE".—A Valuable tea'
• 1110 , 111, .PRIINIttOSE Aunt
With of one bine In the NI,I,
Niehi,las Colliery. yr i
• - :heal E.tnte - Ag,ent. Sliver Ter,
'O.l-44tf . ' '
TitSIBABLE ITESI.DENCE
la. The :subiierib,er offers tut mot. h'
brlek.dw,elling,, corner oath thel
The grountls.ntthOhed 04 :toms) gr , ,'
tivotliot undwell Stocked with firthq
Se.; ,}or forth s, rind furthor.ithor:fr
1,; 21, ,
Feb 12; - .• ,
E—AGETCLTI,
..AND EQTEL:—The
the:se4u)l4.lll'"lAntillFTutiz
propuuls.foi• a 1 fee Yeats' la
Park. Itenta.tiayably quart c-t!.. -
idou Ittych onlh o e 1 / 4 duy a:.\
W0M2,1
. .
AT,1.1 ABLE COLLiRRY h.
WACK):SS, ItAIJAOA'
FO KALE.—lvew St`en in i',unip
Engtuti; .1" Pump and l'ipe-;_;• 1 IU
Druln and, Gearing Ilrttieki;r, Ene.i
Machinery ; twelve M ;, lest of 1:
Torils,,,tc.,,te., lately usellart, , :ilert
• : 1.L1.1.1.51 1112:1011..M.VN.'
-
ACHINEBY FOB; SALE.
..- • , • . • - 2
still-on luilnd nt the I.
Ile pumping, engine; sixty liorsu
it gall the machineri connected wil
• One hoistiag eimine,-sixty hnrsc,
c iiiicry connected with bolsi - init.
.Six
.boilera nt•ed for pain pint:bad
Cept.by thirty-tour inches In tliatucte
wunectirips. • : - .•
'One - steam pump. 7.trich (111soa & Bannan make)
--a•satistactoyy article. -...- •.- • - * . • •
' the 'above Machinery is. in - ,- goo.' •trialitbin. antl
will be raittl'illasotiably. ' • - -
r
• Alia - 3,-col water pomp hint pipes. Wt•g'ons of • ii)
and •,:r.ii Ile "grin ge f'Sl I IN, Trussl3 ne, :s I ieds. el re li,•oi/
i-itore Wag , r, anti, all the 'buildings in,wilieli inach
, ,••
For-14[11er infoimation,.•tilquire - rit.The offlce,•lCS
'Bast Ma rket'st., or at the Duncan col itery.
••• • Jab; 'Ca- "...iiill•-tt - • ,- JUIIN HAYS:?, Supt.
FSALE.—A Farm of 200 antes antes with MIT-inn-e
-l: mentstrnil iitoek . ,situnte on t,1.0 of the isrliez,•l,
kiir and Suatillehanna Rai trona, If rahrpfroiTy. Pot t 4-
Virl6. 10 . ..re'rel , of .the land ate under 7",
acres 4to'.covered with einistriut stirouiii of 10 yenr., •
growth, whlen would make excellent prop trot sir,
acres are coViired with hell-YY timber. The 1111 rtrve -
men ti -ponsLd of a substantial* house, a new sWli=s,
Barn; out hous& ~anti a new ru i w w ith water pow -
-cr, titciegt consists of htex,es,ekvws,
fanning Implements. The pare4n s iked-wlrPlii, real -
isce•frotn.lhe timber aline,
JOTINSHEAFER, Esterly's Pi`itt.,% - 111c,
or - twl:LIB.C1 • 11.1, 11:0 centrt , reet
" _
Pottsidire. • - . ; Aumed 7, 'fA-4.t:••11
• _ .
-- -
A -. , 32A24 ittiT.O.IITUN . I.M : TO OBTAIN-
A. GOOD 'COAL • LEASE
ylll-: 7.,0071.714T COAT. CONII•A NY"',
Offe , tolettse a portion of their LoenAt - Dale E.'stot6. a.*
.vet anteuelleg, In the Asliland iltuiluof•the iktrtha loy
'lteg lo l/,e o ll fat HI ogi 7.4.. k .N1:11071-1, with the nn der,
.Iylr g and overlying v , •lns,.in.very- tine '
tpplleatOn to, be mode to GE:ti.'ll..poris.
PreAkt,q4, .S . o. IlYlirotulway, :`..'"en York, of tn,
their Agent at rettsyille,,Pl,...:
IMMEEM
rc)n,, ; 233:1;4•, „, . • ••.• • . L . ':1 • •
I.' •-• •.::,.. . .•" . • TIIEFOLLOW.11:11 *
• • • t
, -
IVII:Nj. NG : " M•ACITINETV. ,
.4.sne.higlilireaSure tornlsh, Bull pumping engine,
-9F!4cinelt: - ..ylinder-7 feet stmlte,,,.4atitens. and all furl.,
eotnnlete, and .:: lifts' of pumps SO his eaeli,ons• 1:-.*:
inch the otherkt-itiellithinger.ett-t_ thst'ven fcet ht to:tr.:,
AL.$l,),-.one Winding Engine 12... inch ex 1 ttnierA h et *
strol.n, 3r . fth drum-gearing anti hollens'euntplete....,
ALBO,-- Vour sent Breaker Machincre,
•A1,A0,--. lOtithree-tutt Shope Vrttgonit, iteailly Ironed
Tor i feetlrnek. - • i
-Al.B9,—Oue 16 feet Fauand Engine with !rant:lr
holler colete. -• • • ..i, '
ALSO,-One FlorizontPtimplaiEtLtine igdneii
cvlittder4 feet strolte, wit! earing and bolts, and te.-0
'Ails or primps Da ytirds 4
elle t, with 11-Inch phis g'ers,
41
. • -
1(', feet st toke,- .• . ~•":""i .
•• Ehe'abovt:xnuachinery h'as been In service, but Is in,
gc4 - .4:41 - orking order, . . . - .. -•, -
_,' .- • • order:;
W 4 SNYDER, -,
Jan-tfw.Serkt.l,lo-1-13 - 1.1 •` l'ottaville,"Pa. .
ry-----.,, ~
~`t~ ~,.
_ ~~:~~
A:l 4 A. RGh 'I.OT
. .
• -
160-liorterel l t'lC' engine
I.tfty - hote:enginit.
2 thirty , .
•
1 tirrenly " "
1 twelve "
1 Nur ••
.
1 felt" portable en.
• kfpoilers, L _'V) x rt.. • x WI - ft.
"1' •" . 301 n. x3O ft.
'2 * 1 tn..' 18 ft.
:"- 2fln. xl2 ft.
2 ." •II In. xES ft.
1 " 12-horse. .tubtlaj:
I upright flue: bolker.
31 - )r'lls 14 In..ealunin plPe
with `bolts twit rfugaf.
.211,15.121 n. opl. pipet
' • .1 Lot of 4 In. pipes.
4 14 In. pt:ile pumps..
. 1 12'0 4 • "-
And - about - 2Q tone goat
anitable for nailing on
Depot ou Coal Street.
N0v.13, t .
tbu,cational.
THE MiLVI sEO
• • ••
-•lin.tglish, aassicai,..llratnettai,tical, Selentitiv
,Art.isttc InaUtutlon. " .•
041 . : 1 1,41 UNG : Ht . * 'AN ON S., -
Yt Pottstemi, Montgomery , Ca.
,The - First Term of the Nineteenth Annual Ses,,l..rt
wilLtommence on IVE.I)..NDSDAY, the nth -flay
BF.PTEMBWR; next. Pupils received at am. ttlw.
For Cinnflara address •
E.EI4-OF,QII,GE F mitt:Eft., nci pat.
; ' • - ; -
Schactrer, :Sinn n. rat t
BehlN:Mnblealserw' Stayver, natter, stork. 'ortrad.
,BOtribunierWylio,,StorreL.Mttrphs•,Vrniksitallts,..i, , -,
1- MONl4.,,judge Ludlovr, Leonard -Myers.. M, Bu.. li rtisdrer., Metal M. Boyer, Jueolo liSchtt r
eke; •
• FIQ/3..--Jzttnea F.. euldwetl. James L. Ciagtorn s I
B. Groyet, T. C. Wooet;-Ilarvey Bancroft., Tlic,niore t ;.
NIMO. 41 . F.-Norton, L. L.lLlnpt, s.,Gras, Pry, at i
vierri Charles Watmentacher,_Jmnes Kent. Sant"
a cap Ote, only u. mil-lr
% FRESH' GAUDEN SEEDS.
. . .
IN'PAPEARS ore BtrLiC. A full 'mid' grnernt •
assortment just rftelved and fur-sale aLt lie :•••ek•tt.
:Store of . •
~a~.~xt~ ac+ RA~is~~-,
..; ' • - :. 2rOTTPTAL-i•E; PA: . •
whack ilat*Osesland irierchantefilestriug.
sell eNtitio, sopplted wtplesstlestt growers' 'pikes,
o!derit by 112141. - promptly itilvoded to.'
Lan , i
. I:‘
I,ll"ers.,lf,n-
. .
N, •
V11,,t13.,
7..) 7a of
1i:11162.1 :.;1 Id In
,21~:~•,'Fa., •
ion
Lvbnny:. :47;
on
)3h11:1.:
to s
Ai: itTl-31:
I'o :3,11111.. 7 '.--
is nautili. t z_ v
• unikr
t•p.
WI A L PARR
1'5130; 4.1114-t-n:
1.1.1
(IN
MEEMEII
ACAIENREVA
) 6,
d I iIII
lie, II illerN
- agoux; T
\ppl:: to
Inc.:.111-1`2 , 1;lery:
power, irf
I; •the. Bub,
itlf ail the ma:"
with tx;l. tacit
irk
--..
A
F M. A. CH IN
10 man 1111 and , forci,
plan ir,.
20 Willi 0 • cbaln, various;
• .hises..
. 1 10 feet hoisting 'tau In,
: • ,
with bolts and' lag
- Om complete,
I'6 fret holkting drum.
'1 3 " •" . ". •
2 stacks 311n.y.40
/ •30 In.x " •
1 "
Aboid 1610n5:49;1C plates_
10 rulring:4lllx . v.: ; : itix.3;,"
A large lot of pump stub,
1 shoal toot lath(' wltth al 1
saleable for
making nod . repairing
safety
:,U0 tints of scrap rail.
10 0 " %vire rope.
-"_
Ali always on hand IS
in: and:l4la. fahs fobi'aa
t!latrt*sit:mlnes. •
Mivon.4, band sheet
I ates."ilfitt the 4 Machinery
iiPA It
FAMILY BOXED.