tiovrs . *l[l,,LE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING,IbIARCH 28, 1838.'1
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. .94,71.0i11t .. . Chedai Cants. Billr.of Lading.
NW . ql &WI fiescriparm, beady printed at
- tbs• sti Ms blesst.eask. ,M4es- ;.. •
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•
Exteict ie . 6 sufflllr. Jefferson's Oire.olarilddressed
office holders' under himself. ,
• • • ..Theirreiiderit of the-United.Statea hai seen'
with Moire` dissatisfaction, officers of the Getner
latimMtment taking, on ;various occasions,
*Olive parts in the electiorte - of public fano-,
, limiarieii, whether of Genekal Or. State Gov
ernme4:- •,Freedini4 of electicins being emends!'
'to the mutual independence pfgoverionerit sod'
41"the,differtint branches of-the same government,'
ee'iritaily ehitibied by mostof Our o-oitstitntions,
it -is deemed improper for officers depending on
the Executive of *Union, pi attempt. to con-
Vol or isfitiencV, the free meteiseof the elective
_ eight. It is expected dist nt4olficer will attempt
to tfigulince the. votes cat other amen nue fake any
perein the business orelectiorieering-4hat being
• -medinoonsistent with" tha spirit 1.4" the con
stitution mid his duties." '.l
- Extract; from President.Jacksrin's Initiguml Ad
. • dress, March 4th4 1829. .1
"Thy, : recent liemonstratirins of Public senti
ment inscribes on the list of Exectitive duties, in
characters too legible to be tiverlooked,ithe task
-ef reform—which will requireticalarly the
correction of those ABUSES T AT HAVE
iiROUGHT THE PATRONAG F THE
pal ixo
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT NTO CON
FLICT WIT.II THE FREISDOM OF ELEC
TIONS." ,
Extract !kora a speech delivered in the senate
U. S. Sy the Hop ; , Felix Greedy.
"When I see an hoiddr interfeAing in elec
tion; it occurs to ate that he is thinking of his
adaty and hta bread. AND 'l.B THEREFORE
AN UNFiT ADVISER OF THE PEOPLE."
Fire.-.—A fire broke out on Saturday mor.
alas last, between t e hours oft 'me r d
Pour o'clock, in the engine department ul
the steam grist mill, in this borough, be.
longing to 'Messrs. Clomens %i Parvin.
Fortunately, the mottling was' wet and
hazy, no wind, and the fire having been
discovered early, it was Soon extinguished
by the exertions of our citizetits. Loss
estimated at fifty or sixty dollars; stock
and machinery insured.
Passing Counterfeit Money. On Friday
last, two persons, (man and ife,) by the
name of Tenbrook, were arrested for pas
sing counterfeit Cattawissa Bridge Com
pany notes. Mier it hearing before Jus
tine. Ecru. , they were held to 6101 in the
awn of S4SIM, b appear at court and an
-ewer to the cha ! e. '
We learn that t ie water will be let into
the whole line of tie Schuylkill'canal to
day.
We learn Born Orwigsburgi' f that the
trial of the negro who lately rubbed Mears.
T. & J. Beatty's store, in this , borough,
has beet postponed until next court.
Making Iron with Anthramer.—We
hinte attention to . the article on our first
page, on the subject of , making; iron with
Anthracite Coal,furnished by M r. Crane to
tue British Association, which. we copy
from -the last Journal of the: Franklin
Institute.
•
Ws learn that our enterprising fellow.
citizen, Bean Parrzattoz, intends com
mencing the erection °la furuace,,on the
island, in this borough, next week, for the
purpose of trying , the experiment of mak.
ing.lron with Anthracite Coal. •.
David R. Porter, is styled by some.. f
the loco locos a Farmer. epon inquiry,
`we learn - that while in the offices in Hun
tingdon county, he raised two:, or three
race horses, and two calves. This is the
only claim that can be urged in for of his
being a farmer.
School of Arts.— While the bill rela.
tive to the Washington and Jeffbrson Col
legee was pending in the Senate, on Friday
last, Mr. Fraily, of the city, 'named as a
substitute the bill establi s hing a School of
Arts, tke., and after se*, criscuesion., was
accepted, and passed irammittee. Mr.
Strohm moved an ametidinent; to appro
priate $lOO,OOO, annually; to thp Cinninon
School System, fur ten year... 4 which was
adopted; and the bill finally passed the
Senate, by a vote of 25-to 5 .' -The bill
has' been considerably amended; and we
therefore hope that it may proVe accepts
bte to the House, and pass that• body in its
new shape. .•
Express Line' of Stages between Potts
villa and Philude/phia.,--Ment.ts. Evans,
- Caldwell, 4 Co. have4esired 'pi' to state
that there is no foundation foi the rumor
that they bad sold out their ingest to the
old line of stages. They disclaim any
connexion whatever with , that line; and the
new line will positively continence run.
ning Mt the &lef April. Outing to the
disappointment of the Heacfing,R.ail Road
Company, in not procuring theilocomotive
UrfuriOnstirt road be .weetißftding4St Potts.
grave, 'by the Ist of Apr 1, the !new line of
. stages sill be oempelled to leave Pottsville
and hiladelphianti 5 iOtoad of 6 o'clock,
h.
until the locomotiv is placed MI the Rea
ding road; which. ill ° 4 about' the 10th
°PAPAL ..' Their* ce in Philadelphia is
in Fourth street, rlyoppoilite Sander;
°on% Merchant's otel, and iii Pottsville
*Ube Pittuniyhani Hail. ' 9
t
The. NI
omitcoSti
Conitiiitty,' it is et;
loan of $500,000,
pose adm-00*
• ttiseede
orthe Frarteh, is a •
Twit. 'The N. It
• clot‘ arePflon't kao:
you loser at the
pot- WI shall owl
1 Pi
1
I
t - fromiltaimodp,
lam Ont..theitkriliebill*Chr°,
'ON' that, in é e Shernoortror.riiday, [p l at,
the bill into ..ratieg, - the °Turman ,B*il
Road and• lqrting co•npany, was paseeed
' through cominittee, and itnrnediately ta.
_lce° up on seci:end reading, when a Motion'
was made-by iMr. Stevens to postpone the
bill for the present; not agreed to.. A [no
tion was the! made by Mr. Steirens'• to
amend the bill, so as to make the stor r k.
bafflers personally liable; agreed to—yeas
46, nays 25. The bill was then - passed;
I
find ordered tio be transcribed. for a third
reading. Adjourned.
' 'The bill tias undoubtedly passed the
House of ftepresenttives. Our only hqpe
now . rests with Gov. Riefler, who has
heretofore prOved himself to be the friend
of &liners anti Laborers.
Since the 'hove was in type, we have
received the !lowing: .
lira itavao, March 24,1838.
Bill to incisrporate the (Merman Cbal
Company read a.third time and pass
ed-45 to 3 . . The Senate refused to
concur in the amendment making the
4ockho*re personally liable, and then
returned ittefthe House.
°tr. Will the editors of the Harrisburg
Intelligences oldish the yeas and nava on
I I the passage r f the Offerman Coal Bill in
the House, a d also the yeas and nays in
Ithe Senate 0,l striking. out the amendment
snaking the siockholders personally liable
NATIONA DEBT OF $20,000,000
Mi. Camhi•elerg has reported a bill in
Congres!, foil the purpose of authorising
"the Goveintrient" to issue another batch
of shinzplasters, to-t he amount of 810,000,-
000. WheM Mr. Van Buren came into
office two years ago, there was a surplus
of $40,000,00, in the treasut ) ; 0f.1 . 4is
slim only aboht $12,000,000, were diseti
huted amonglthe stall's; the balance 829,-
000,000, ha 4 all been squandered, and
before the e xpiration of the present year,
the nation wip be saddled with a national
debt of at lea4t 820,000,000. 'I his is the
economical_ thiministration we were pro
mised.
The Better Currency.—A friend has
I favored us wth the following extract ors
letter from ouri , datetlFehrunry 24th,
1839.
" United tates money, Philadelphia,
Nick Iliddlelt name to it; no - other will
pass here bill gold and silver."
The writet of the above letter was a
prominent office-holder under Gov. Wolf's
administratio6, and a violent anti-bank
man. He aticiressed the above letter to a
friend in a neighboring county, for the
purpose of *curing the remittance of a
balance due,} and very politely intimates
that nothing w ill be acceptable to him but
the notes of he odious monster, which ho
so foolishly pposed a tew years ago. It
is only another
_commentary on the mad.
ness and folli of loco•focoism.
and - alleyfr ii Rail Road
te4,has negotiated a
&Ave . ;fits. the puri
oad. I'l
,i, 4,son '4 the king
iiiiexpeceini in :Veit
Stin,eaig #1%01131.14
v 4
i 'ther l ie l iliall tel
r — ae *vale 0,,
tii. rrow:/ • 4
4 ll t
• 1 1, sill
More Gcloernment Shin-Planers.
•
The electon fur• Governor, &c. takes
place in Ritode Island un the 18th of
April.
Sub-trea ry Robbed.—The post-office
at Orange;, ew Jersey, waa broken into
last isTek an/ robbed.
Mr. Calhoiin has b,-en compriled to cn
nough to the assaults which he injudi
ciously prosked from Messrs. Webster
and Clay. 1
The New firnrk locu locos have norni•
nated Isaac L. Varian, as their candidate
for Mayor.
A bill to revent the carrying of con
cealed weap ns has passed the Virginia
House of Delegates, by a vote•of 85 to J 7.
An example well worthy the imitation of
other legisla urea.
Mr. .Tau , , n.—The N. Y. Courier and
Enquirer o yesterday says, "We have
been favored with the following extract of
a letter &mil a gentleman in London, to
a friend.in this city:
" It is in fontemplat ion to form in Eng.
land a joint Istock association, at the head
of which wAI preside Mr. Jaudoii, agent
for the U. S. Bank, with which-it will be
in dose con section. The objects of this
association ill .be the agency of foreign
loans, the cellection of dividends on stocks
in the Unites States, advances on prodnee,
and dealing, in exchanges. The capital
will be 0,000,000, to , be held in shares
It
similar to t joint itock- banking associa
tions at pre ear in operatign in England."
Extract of
letter to ttie Editor . of ;tbii
iced State's dizette:
tnarcrs, *arch 24, 1838.
uite a tragedy here last even
v.was riding in a hack, on,
EZE
,We had
companied
her.own se
deidystoti.:
of IS the
the•Ostils
pletely th•
ever, which
her life—"
-the means , 1
believei is n
'taked.
H a young man and.anotber of
, when the carriage was and
d, and a pistol fired by-a yobtlt
' 114 which struck the lady on
1 - of the nose and passed cOm-'
gh, spoiling her 'beauty ;for
j to her was as bad as taking
le takes my _fife; who takes
hereby I live." , The giri, I
t dead yet, nor is the °fender;
,• A Novel Verdict.--A jury in the west
!,:of Eogland, commiserating the case or a
"Inver !email-who was charged viith.atri
irt ng, theft, agreed • to the following verdict:
tSotlfrailty4--but we hope she weal do so.
ogaiqr • 4 -
OE
Vreidomptibe
bdea piesented; to l!dr.
merican Minister.
When
Col:Cillay of K. I
tiitiVbig members of the •
a. note of condolence to Mtn
in a very lumdsome manner
attempt of certain persons .
tion rifthe,,painfitt and fatal
What the. Whigs o
have done.—The Loco
fare carried this state•
iog from 7 to 12000..
lature stood as follows:
Council
Senate
House
Governor's majority
This year the Legislatui
Wts Locofoco,
Council 3
Senate ' - E • 7
House I 1 E 140
Doubtful 7.
Governor's Majority
The Globe And Alba
above result " an unpre
Mammoth Bank.—ls'
press states that a comm
of that city were about t
by with petition for a
and to urge that measur
!attire, as necessary to
to compete with Penns •
The New York Ame
Wednesday hills on 11l
rteenty• s five per cent dis
si4ippi at twenty seven
A Duel was fought ai
the 141 h inst. with rifl , l
the first fire one of the
A trifling dispute was th
tit proceeding.
A meeting of the eiti
ter County, New Yor i i
Sub Treasury Bill, was
county. Anion? the
was one tendering the I
trig to Senators 'Pallinai
able and dignified man
had rep. Iled the false
putatton cast upon the a
by the President of the
late annual Message,
them of having &Arad
ridge by being bribed
banks. • Froth the re[3ll
wedge we extract the 11
My course in this, as w'
which it has been my fort:
late and' present Executiv.
a high sense of public dot
were upon questions in w
and paramount interests o
volved. I have endeavored
have already befallen us,
aside those which now th
neither to be deterred by
nor the denunciation of c.".
cause of my country, au.
no terrors for me. /I eh
conscientiously and (Carle
er, unseduced by. place.
say, that when I earl no -la
dgement, nor expresa_i
matters of such high irni
people, I shall feel that ml
er needed here, and that H
private station." _
THERE IS NO FREE'
IR OF ACTION UNDR
SYSTEM OF PARTY '
OLD DOCTRINES OF 'I
BEEN ABANDONED,
TRODUCKD, TO W I
PELLED TO3 MAWR
PI.NALTY OF POLL
NICATION. IT IS
THE PEOPLE TOOK
INTO THEIR OWN 1
ler will is set at nought'
and the most destructive
upon the country contras
pressed will of the people.
In regard to myself. my
from the most deliberate i
er on earth can me 1
onward. In the languag
friend-from Virginia, M.
°muse , rhIPOW full well I
mas of party. But I can t
• country to serve, as well
Exploring Expedil
ry of the Navy has fui
the information caller.
Snuth Sea Exploring
Secretary says the exi
ily sail. The expense
March, amqunted to $i
ded to $885,071, the
for the next two years '
the whole cost $1,589
and the store vessels p
inal - plan, are, to be di
will considerably redm
e. whole' number of,
the.setentific corps. id
from '515019 to $2602
Chaplain it to perfor
torian tb the Expeditis
'W.h learn that the e,'
Van Re,naselaer the P , l ,
Conchling, at the Unit
Auburn, has cloited l a
bail, Mr. Van, Itenssea
fared to Albany jail. -
. Vie - Banks of New,i
two ase . elm, curtailed
a minion of dollar's. •
stroy.the merchants fo
ing specie payments.
Sellitigiottery Tick
erd"was coonnitted to
MoadayiSor want-ull
charge oteellinglettery
INE
AOUIFE
';'.. -: : 7 0141 S -7 • -:.
_,
, - •
• L - AT 44,16 - t 4001LTA NT
. wmatiNwroti. : ,
Our adviees from Washington i posses.,
considerable interest. The Sentite wail
engaged in a late hour en Satirrdky night,;
discussing the Sub-Treasury Bill.
At hat past a, the'first voteva taken,,
which
. was on Mir. Cuthbert's ame dment,
requiruigithe Government to receive...the;
notes of sPecie pirying . b . anks, It *as
car
ried by yeas 31, pays 41.
The greatest excitement prevailed.
'A gentleman 'Who was - in the! Senate
Chamber es late es a little after 10 o'clock
.gave information; yesterday evening at our
Merchants' Exchange, that when he left,
the vote on the bill was taken. ity that
vote, it was passed to a third reading, with
Mr. Cutliberes amendment; yeas 27, nays
20 / Mr. Callmog is said to have voted
against the Bill, in the_ form in Which it
passed.
. .
ty of Land.oo
tevetwou, the A.
ar to Augusta.
ishttore Addressed
to sihich he replied
and i reprobatW the
make a party goes.
dream
Nero Harripshife
mai have hereto-
minorities vary
ast year the legis
gs • Locofoco
1
1 •- 11
186
1,000.'
will stand as fol
A PENNSYLVANIA
,WAGONER—gOVER.
• NOR RITN ER.
The Farmers, Wagoners, ,and Laborers of
Pennsyliama, Who were so ably and triumphant
ended in Congress against the slanderers
of the Van Buren members of the South, by the
Hon. Charles Naylor, will read the following
thrilling paragraph from his speech of that oc
casion with pleasure. It is a merited tribut
giving unvarnished facts in the simplest lan
guage- 4
"I appeal (said Mr. Naylor,) to 4he Bepresen
tatives from Pennsylvania. Task you, sirs, who
is JOSEPH RlTNER—that distinguished man
who, at this moment Oa the Executive chair of
your stater a man who, in all' that constitutes
high moral and intellectual worth, heel few su
periors in, this country—one who haa all the
qualities tot' HEAD AND HEART necessary to
accomplish the great statesman, and who pos
sesses in.it most enlarged degree all the ele
ments of, HUMAN GREATNESS, Who, sirs,
is he9—A, NOTH ERN LABORER r —A PENN
SYLVANIA WAGONER—who, frir years,
drove his learn from Pittsburg to ;Philadelphia,
'over the mountains and over the mbar, not
'whistling as he went' —no sir, but preparing
himself ithen.by deep cogitation and earnest ap
plieationrfor the high destiny which the future
had in store for him.'
What Farmer, what Wagoner, what Laborer,
what Pennsylvanian can read the above
without feeling a thrill of pride and pleasure at
being - reminded that the Eiecutive .of this
great Commonwealth was a poor, fatherless
and pennyless boy that with small means and
limited opportunities for education, he his arisen,
like Cineinnatus of old, from a poor laboring
boy, a warner and a farmer, to "Govern men
and Guide the State," to the astonishment and
admiration of his Country. •
It is true, liter FARbIER GOVERNOR cannothoast
of being a Generill—and of exciting the sulfide*
of women and boys with tinsel and epaulette .at
malitia trainings, like General Porter, whose reg
imentals never saw any service in the Cause of
his evuntry—or many cause but tharof election•
eering for' himself. Nor can he boast of being
educated a lawyer, and in all the luxury and
pomp of pride and Wealth—nor of beings farmer
by raising RACE HORSES, or boarding out his
entire stack of horned cattle, consisting of two
calves. Bot he can say that he was a poor boy
with no ridh father to educate him--a laborer
depending upon the sweat Of his brow' for the
means of subsistente—a wagoner who drove his
own team. and cragged his own whip—a Farmer
who tilledlrei own, ground, raised his own cattle
for the Market, and trained his own horses for.
the plough. Such is the man presented to the
farmers, neclunieS, wagoners and laborers of
Permsylvania, for 'their support for Governor.—
Telegrepfe
Qui 2,500
( 3 , A;rgus calls t
edeoted victory."
e New York Ex•
ttee ot gentlemen
proceed to Alba
30.600,000 . bank,
• upon the Legis
noble New York
vaMo.
lean states that on
noie were sold at
ount, anJ oa , Mis.
El=
New Orleans on
1, at 30 paces. At
parties fell dead.
le orig in of this fa-
'ens of West Ches
, opposed to the
lately held in that
ulutions adopted
hanks of the meet
ge and Clay for the'
er in which they
ml slanderous tin
lectors of the state,
tilted States in his
trherein he accuses
d tint elective Fran-
or bought by the
y of 'Senator. Tall
llow'jng: -,
ll as Other matters, in
e tei differ from the
11, has been taken from
t. nose -differences
3ch I deemed the great
the country deeply in
aveilt the evils which
ltd stn trying to turn
aien;us with destruc
xecutive intimidations
dal Organs. In the
h deriunciations have
I discharge my duty
sly, unawed by pow
nd gire me leave to
ger exercise my own
y own opinions on
Mort to' the American
P services are no long.
he poet of honor is a
A writer in the Evening Post, thelleading Van
Bared paper in New York , who signs! himself
" Veto," an d who is commended by thq Edi&cors,
makes this precious confession
100 M OF THOUGHT
R THE -PRESENT
I DIS(IIPLINE; THE
HE PARTY HAVE
ND NEW ONES IN
CH ARECOM
HIE UNDER THE
ICAI r EXCOMMU:
G,H TIME THAT
THOS.E MATTERS
JANOS: The popti
the:Executive will.
measures are forced
to Om clearly ex
" The dem Gcraey is in a very hit:an:lona pool.
Lion. Iris Nor TO BE DISPUTED TUAT
OUR MEASURES HAVE ACCELERATED
THE PRESENT STATE OF THINGS AND
NO PARTY CAN W I THSTAND i THE ODI
UM OF-SUCH A CONDITION.' *Hour Mas.
ter* do nut remedy the evils that now exist, we
are overwhelmed beyond any peradventure.
"Financially speaking, THE BANK OF THE
UNITED i STATES WORKED WELL, and it
is folly fir suppose: the people will ecrnsont lo be
long willunit it, unless, the same results can be
&might ahtntY in another way. THE PRESENT
STATE (FTHINGS IS NOT TO RE ENDU
RED, AN)) WILL NOT BE ENDURED. It
is driving us back, with terrible rapidity:into the
jaws of a, federal bank. If the only mire for the
present chaotic state is to be found in ;Loch an
institution; it--(the federal Gevernmetii, having
performed'its share)—the States wil not do their
part; if they will not permit a large and bxtended
•freedom of tradet; if they Insist tllit the whole
business of the currency and - exchagett shall be
carried op by these paltry, petty, two, million
t .
State banks, then, we doubt not that i he I.staunch
eat dernoeivits, those who have beep longer and
foremost above the storm, will ecinfeirs that they
have calcUlated to much on the,intelligence and
en er g y of the Suite Governments, l ied! that She
deneral Oeverrinient toast recur tp its ancient
AlicY."
standhas been taken
..Bviction.and no pow
rom it. My course is
of my distingoisheit
lives,lin taking this
[.m tolineor the anathe•
ever forget that I have
as a party to uhev."
Secreta
I r lisheid to the House
for, relative to the,
lExpedition. The'
!edit -Ma wilt speed
. up' to the tat of
03,76—Which ad
iestenated expenses
and !a half, make
1641' One frigate
roposed in the wig
apeneed with, which
e the expensat.
Of4ers, including
t 84i with salaries
per; annum, The
thC duties of Hie
n).
LorOitrnao—At a meelg .of the
Whig Member* - of the Leg s lature,. of
Louisiana', ten' ,delegates - were, aPpoiked
to attengf a National Convenlion in -Phila
delphia, on .the 4th of July, and Ithei follow. :
inrresolutions ;mere adopted:.
0 Resolved fiirther, That the Whigs of
Louisiana entet taking an exal.ed -Opinion
id the integrity, ability- and patriotism of
HEN RY CLAY, of Renter ty; :do res
pectfull3ilreconirnend his nomination as the
Whig candidate for the PresidencY-of the
United Eitaies. - . , 1
.
i d
Resulted further, That notwa L
ths i.
anding
the predilections as above expiess ;they
do hereby , instruct their delegafes O. unite
in. thiaimpport {et - the individual wilts may
recative 'a : inajor:ity of the votes in said eon
veni ion. 1 1, ,
imitation of MT
h-44, before Judge
.4 States Court at
d that for' want o
laer has been tram
,
orl have, within
eir liacopnte. , ha/
hey wish to., dw
1
the sake of Seanm•
, „ •
Mori rust' sai r5..,--lt is said that GessiallJackson
is determined to Mike some, thanes in ~. Gehl',
net by. appliintingAnios ireiniaif Stitt of the
Treasury, and Me. Grundy, !oat Mister eneral t
an office ,be haft been - font „ lookiit ffir. The
General it si.ems irill_not watt lye tarft dperation
oftbk Stih-••.Treganry Hank project, but lettil make
the. appitents forthwith.l - 4t4s,romodred also
that 11r. n 13nren. has i , consented to these
official chniiges,-.: 7 1 0 1; Y. :thir. .',. •. i. 1 -
Belden Brain=
at Bostin an
I bail, OD
eta.
I
I
A Precious Confession.
II
l .
anaterip - 4-Tuat 111103UP:JoinucaL. — , •
•
•= t MART:MAGDAL. . . .
To t ie InM Ullafeast eitme the sinful and fair- 7 1,
Ske id-heatd- in.tbe city that Jesus wan there t" '
Unbitedink the splendor that biazett.on the, Wird,
She Wendy knelt at Abe feet of tier . .Lord.
.Tbe i l its*.onher finehead, so .aad and so Meek,, .
Hung, dirk o'er thtibluiheis' that burned on her.
cheek;
And;sesadond so:lowly she bent in her shame,
It ate mid as the apiratad quitted: its frame.
The ,rrinvo and the-murmur ran round: through
them all,
That one's° tuthallow'd should tread in the hall—
Anddicune said. the poor would ho object more
meet, • • • I
Foi "the wealth of the perfume she shower'd on
his feet.
ghe Marked but ber Saviour—she spoke but in
•
Shejlared not look up to i he., heaven of his eyes,
Andlthe hot tears gushed forth 'at each heave of
'the breast,
While her lips to his sandals were throbbingly
Oresed.
In the arch late: tempona, as ahineth the bow,.
In the giallo) of the sunbeam, so . meheth the
Arnow—
'He look'd on the boat one—her sine were forgiv'e
And Mary went forth in the beauty of heaven.
Nudge of_ the Atlantic by Sleam.—The New
York paperslaf Yesterday contain an advertise.
mert, announcing that the steam packet Sirius
700 tons burden, no horse power, is to leave
London for Neork on the 28th inst. at 10
• oca in the morning, stopping , at Cork liarbOr,
w nee she is to start on the 2nd of April. It
is expected to make the passage from Cork in
14-clays. Passengers leaving London on t'6e4lst
inst. by the way of Bristol, will reach Cork in
Season to embark in the Sirius. - Arrangements
have been made to forward passengers trout Glas
gow, Liverpool and Dublin. •
Loco Foce Aforality.—The Louisville Journal,'
March 15th, says, Jas. W. Stevenson, the loco '
foeo candidate for governor of Illinois, is the
same who has swindled the government out of
$74,0110. A recommendation certainly; to the
"spoilfßarty.
.
Westward Flo! —A chamber ofCommerce has
been organized at Galena, Illinois. Daniel
Wain, Esq. was eleCted-President of the same.
Promotion. Ex-President ßurnet,: of Texas
has been apotnted Sheriff of the parish of Nat
chitnehes, in Louisiana.
Etiquette of Cdurt.—Most of the ladies-attend.
ant on the Queen have imitated their Royal Mis
tress in the style of dressing their hair s This is
a matter about,which her Majesty exceeding
ly particular. The slightest disorderi or op..
proach to untidiness in this department of the.
.toilette, in any of her ladies, is i tithlt to excite re.
mark, and that too in a manner not to be mis.
uaderatood. TO such a pitch has this criticism,
been carried, that some of the ladies in waiting
are compelled to take their "ladies in waiting,"
to give the "finishing touches" before entering
the royal presence.—London paper.
On the 25th inst. by the Rev. William
Saunders, Mr. ISAAC RlCHARiDSON{Aftar
tonville, to MISS Seam BLecx, of Potts
ville.
In this borough, on Monday last, Mr.DaN
*EL H. Orro, in the 44th year of his age.
REVIEW QF TILE-11WI.KVT
' Pottsville, March 28, 183&
WHEAT FLOUR, by the load was worth on Fri
y 50.
WHEAT 1 50 per pnahel, in demand. "
RYE FLOUR 2 50 ner cwt. in demand.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 250 per ewL in demand.
RYE, by the load 90 cents by the bushel—ready
'
RYE CHOP 90 cents , per buibel iq demand.
OATS 40 cents—ready sale. • •
POTATOES 45 cents per bushel in demand.
CORN-70 ants per bushel in demand:
CLOVER SEED $5 50 per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED--$2 00 per bushel.
FLAXSEED-91 12 per bushel in demand.
WIRISKEY-42 cents per gallon.
TTER-14•cents per pound—in Kegs 12 cents
EOGS--12 cents per damn. • : -
LARD-10 cents per pound. •
TALLOW-9 cents per potind.
HAMS 12 cents per pound:
CORN CHOP 80 cents per bushel in demand.
BACON-12 cents per pound.
BEESWAX-18 cents per pound.
FEATHERS-62 cents per pound.
COMMON WOOI r -40 cents per poutid
MACKEREL, by the bbl. No I. 912 00, 5 1 1. 2. Sp'
,SALT-2 621 per bbl.: 87 per bushel.
PLASTER, is worth 97 00 per ton. .
HAY 1118 pertos.
Harrison, Rune-, Democracy, and no
Sub-Treas . ry System.
County allreeting.
Democratic Republicans of Sghuylkill
— l ° County, IRendly to the re-election of Joseph
Hither to the Governor's chair of Pennsylvania,
and the elevation of Gen. Wm. B. Harrison to th.
!text Presidency, and opposed to that odious, fa
vorite plan of the National Administration—the
Sub-Treasury System; as well as to all their de
structive measures -to the best interests of the
emintry, are respectfully requested to attend' a
County Meeting, to be held on Friday the 6111:
day' of April next, at 1 o'clock P. M. at the Ifitteer
of Henry Stager, hithe borough of Pottsville. far
the purpose ofa - ppointing delegates tolatteed - the
State Convention of young men, whiehis to take
plate on the sth of June neat, in the boequgh of
Reading, and
.to adopt each measures as will tend
to P k roinote the election of the present FzecutiVe.
as *ell as the Cause ofhberticagaitisi Van Buren
Lotio.Possoisto, _A-general attendance on - the oc
casion-is sincerely solicited by •
MANY, YOUNG DEMOCRATS.
" March 4 8 "'" • • • - 23-3 ~
YALEAB,„J.E.IANDS PUBLIC BALE.
7;vl Ainds, uptarde 60,0004entt.
ILL)lit'tiiposed at Pnblic.Sale, on/ Thurn.,
, diolhis26o of April, 1838, at 7 1 1 o'clock
isi;hei tinning; at the Philadelphia Auction Matt.
in caigentees. Conte, Chatnist- ante% (south aide.) ,
'helices* Third and:Fourth itreeta.
Them nl a able . lande Bitnkte in the Onntica
Mahn*, Pikg,llirune, Ltrrorne a'nd •Sciptylk*
Will be offered air they lie in 'connect* bbdres. of
-fro about 400 *lO,OOO. •
IA .. pirtictdari sips' hand 61U %Obi: *Mini
M• .
,T.,,g4151,87-pne Third'Ua4.One..**lo.otie:l
ienkoqid tritif Ttli6dlOlifie bf
13o4d'atia /I
- 309.Airch strait
fr : • - .I....,WOLEEWP,
nutkel4. l. • - Aliiicioneer;N •
MARRIED
DIED
ON
MEN
1' - '
I 7!
BEM
.<
Read "
sto,re(and..finiale,lEn.
bY and by
itirtilo for car Atka;
f JtOnata slit rode,
iroh• -i•
L-
vabla
assort
aitd E
!eat
1 g
lis
• 0111.A8 & kDAltibi
owner I.Matket
hit,.iMateh 8,1838.
.N
I , khOlders of the i t
I , a Bridge Ryer ik ..1
1 ,
of Oe rivgr S ~
e town of Ca/I(mi'
1 , -; ',Fshing, Creek. -'
NOTICE
gives, that a meeting ,
ill b 4 held at the hou
1 , w,rl, of Cattliwiaaa, o
ey butt, betineen the 1
i. 341:f0r the purpose o
C . .: Minigera,,une trea t
r the ensiling year.
1 , EZRA S.-rJA '
.i. . 23-4 w .' 1 ,
Ta the. St!
ereetin!
tive#ll'
IS theieby
hoiddrs
7th day of
6 '
Prialdqnt.
Sicrtstti,ry
marijd
StrOtheNis
Look, kink k Tuacarnrii again. a CI
gcAEg I
And we wrisited his black face
-VB. , • •
Here's la health to-the ilempany,
. him again.
And the belt of the fun is, it's S 'A i .
It's Alteir9i, Stevenson, and Strot
They own ,he Koperty we very •
Here's n health 0 the COmpany,
him again,] 6.
And this best tit" the fun is, it's Str
The vein prloves! good and from 11
We will welh him again with a
pagne.
The twjol y miners that have le.
To and poor Jim, . -
We wil take 'anther round and wl I
Here's health to the Company l
hi m
I n
ai, -
And th Wit of the fun is,
J i A t'o m S Es tra
, Mitreh 24th. 1898:
1:12!
EA IS Wrapping
Waal° and rntaili.che
B.
CM
Not4ce..
his flay ingiged Mr
gist, to act 6e, r me
I
t, March 170,1838.
Midd'
Notice.
..ti who have. or p
• . irot me for work d
abed Adam ptahl, a
came to me op or be.
A L a l
c i
commo
present
this mu
-1 - 10Ing t.
t, March 24y 1838.
Alidd I
giud 4c.w. Seln,
1 giowth tiralM* ano
• SA,
.24
Ft
Apply
• mare;
.14;4 , go/ • .
, 0 4 7 .
Joseph:
• NATIOFIA.. 1811-
CHANTS; clerks, Dm
to, Who wtiM to acquire
.p,itMg-t-onee; or 'the toi
ombining great rapidity s
, d beady, are imided foes
e•of his Ellerin) and ca
M E
o ,
(Or the '
t of life,
neap, a ,1
and Jud i
teacher
and per
Hour
! by' pergonal obiiervaiion
ain test.
of tuition, from 9 A. M. to
Presentation titles Mr Al
JgrOer with all kinds of q
moil at the”Sheriest notice
:s who may wish
,' -to aoquir
, le of writing. will be taugt
• R. S.
h 14 •
N, B
Cards, 4
dng, pcsi
Ladic i
lira! aryl
Aimee.
mare]
11151
...
iiiotice to Ontrai
lainea /liver and Mingtoha ./
111011ROPO§ALS will hetreceived
-z-
the Co mpany, in the City. 4.
til the 9 h ilay of April mixt, fer ti
of all th fa m bridges between
Walden d iver
i
Rivera tooted
River, .1 ' teri
The t ci nit
about 0r et
foundat tita are
' The ep,. or.
I
generail fr In ,
The do,
of their iiii Ira
course o r f i b -ni
-view to .hisj eitj
from men Who
locks at the e
e o h L t;ti ]
su Quaida iiiae
and aye c e r l i al. in , t hi,
the sups CHARLIT,A
• eer Janus River - 7
Mauch 10; 183a.
ity to s al
The
River
centime:l
The
. 111814 ,
i
I,
Chief
Rich
ir Appeal ro
miseionere of Selittylh
the filliowiAjr.plaoi
ta beat 41.theu*Ileri
vett by the iJeit
y the 1611 i / 1 0,01$t
rit e .office till Otqgsi
tiiiisburg4.*io!rind
'Park Rtieb;l,-
nit Ope, ktiiMantiti
':• diy 4.110 - 1 tay sf
1104 4.Stigerk YOkee
jai 'OUP4tetiltl4' Or .
ahlatenkottiwtigt tHr• I
.441140tfr01-A d
rit - ,,
Jltalulk4e - Paf . i t 4 0113 I
. Ciwo.r. Stahetihtpxi
L , %labiate '
Pottstglie; 'tail !et 1
der,:ofithe
• '.. EIAM
Dali
• 9311 E • q
- .m.. , m t i
i:oclocii, ok. -
selves t i fri
On nd
COMIlli if) .
borough or
wick,' nit
:MgtihOt I:f
• On
- thii 'Lott
lbettiti - if
,and-Op -
ak
.' v•-0)1 r
oi l
ntor
Pfriegrji -
ll . .
404 thifi
BM
,
z-
I
• /4.19. V
Nth
-also,
with
Aar
11 1
th a bottle
we'll drift
there's vein
ere & Co.,
ell know—
chr
to very el:
tqe of ch.
al the ye
him
we'll
hers'r
PA Lbl
aper for
p, by
BAN
John
d in my
Omni to
.0 on my
• repos
ro the
iMIC3
is for Sa
=I
..kee k
hand
mon
ith alum
1 at lb:
abilities, s
the only a
Et P. M. da:
ums, Vii
amental
e a neat hi
it at their r
DICKS°.
tors.
the ace
rehmend,
e construch
ieh.mond
"rse Jae'
nith of ti
tds.
Ms Will
i g h.
seasoz
the
itna in
nd wit
dy ins
II and
tes'af the
Ibe offerr
y be seen
sty.
LLET, JL
a *Ma Coe
I • 20-6
1838.
11 Count' IF'
d ttays at
;
think tht
te.
1838, at thi
nrg, for th
West Brno
huplkill and
borough.
toil, 1838, 1
, r. p rim al !
' eginn, Barry
EEC
fot WI
• taw.nibi
ofeting to
iirtito do 00.
,era
BR, Clerk
20
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es PhilaikeViii,so#o,
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